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verbal eexchange, verbal xchange, pe perhaps rhaps tthe he n non-left on-left ccould ould u use se ssome ome h elp iin n tthis his aarea rea d uring ttown own m eetings. I help during meetings. u se the the p hrase ““non-left� non-left� tto o ccover over llibertarians, ibertarians, use phrase b irthers, Republicans, Republicans, teabaggers, teabaggers, eetc. tc. birthers, never coined coined the the phrase phrase “class “class war� war� for for I never tthe he agitation agitation aattempt ttempt u po n ccampus. ampus. S ome up on Some gguy uy q uoted iin n tthe he SSentinel entinel u sed tthat hat p hrase, quoted used phrase, w hich w as aalso lso p ainted o n tthe he eentry ntry ssign ign tto o which was painted on tthe he u niversity. I tthought hought ““class class w ar� w as a llittle ittle university. war� was h eavy-handed, b ut iitt sserves erves w ell aass rrich ich k ids w ill heavy-handed, but well kids will ccontinue ontinue tto o be eeducated ducated aand nd tthe he lless ess rrich ich n ot. not. M r. G oodwin ssuggests uggests d ialogue aand nd Mr. Goodwin dialogue iintelligence ntelligence w ill w in tthe he d ay. Th he u niversity will win day. The university iiss vvery ery ggood ood o aatt ssetting etting u p ttask ask fforces, orces, sstudy tudy up ggroups, roups, ccommittees, ommittees, h iring iindependent ndependent hiring cconsultants onsultants tto od eal w ith k notty p roblems. deal with knotty problems. Th his m ay be m ore ccivilized, ivilized, b ut iitt iiss a w aste o This may more but waste off ttime. ime. W hat d oes w ork iiss a sschedule chedule o p aceful What does work off pe peaceful d emonstrations aand nd ssit-ins, it-ins, sstopping topping tthe he fflow low demonstrations o ctivity aand/or nd/or m oney; eespecially specially m oney. off aactivity money; money. A nd tthe he sstatement tatement tthat hat “t he U C ssystem ystem iiss a ggift ift And “the UC

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D719 /<2 D719 /<2 A>3173A7A; A >3173A7A; DAMN, I h DAMN, hate ate tto o rrise ise tto o tthe he b bait, ait, b but ut I tthink hink Ryan Josephson Vick, R yan Jo osephson ((“Problem “Problem Bigger Bigger Than Than V ick,� Posts, Oct. 21) has wrong. P osts, O ct. 2 1) h as iitt w rong. According According to to some some off tthe Michael Vick o he sstories tories II’ve ’ve rread ead aabout bout tthe he M ichael V ick Mr. hands-on player ccase, ase, M r. Vick Vick was was a very very r h ands-on p layer iin n deaths his tthe he beating/drowning/hanging beating/drowning/hanging d eaths of of h is dogs. Dogs who, no d ogs. D ogs w ho, by by tthe he way, way, had had n o iidea dea that that unconditional would ttheir heir offer offfer of of u nconditional love love w ould be rrewarded ewarded with with a horror horror sshow how of of a llife. ife. “I’m “I’m not not defending defending the the guy, guy,� writes writes Josephson, when Jo osephson, but but he he comes comes pretty pretty cclose lose w hen he he ggripes ripes aabout bout Vick’s Vick’s punishment punishment ((“extreme�) “extreme�) because, be cause, aafter fter aall, ll, ““human human llife ife aand nd aanimal nimal llife ife not mentioned . . . sshould hould n ot be m entioned iin n tthe he ssame ame ssentence. entence.� OK, OK, now now I’m I’m getting getting ssteamed. teamed. This Th his tired tired our off eexcuse xcuse ffor or o ur misbehaving misbehaving ways ways smacks smacks o sspecieism, pecieism, which which iin n part part r iiss the the aability bility to to look look a ffellow ellow sentient sentient being being in in the the eye eye and and ssay, ay, “I’m “I’m ggoing oing to to hurt hurt you you (or (or work work yyou ou or or eat eat yyou) ou) because but not much be cause yyou ou matter, matter, b ut n ot nearly nearly as as m uch aass Well, I do. do.� W ell, sshow how me me a human human writhing writhing in in pain pain ffrom rom a ccompound ompound ffracture racture aand nd I’ll I’ll show show yyou ou pain pit bull with his back broken tthe he ssame ame p ain iin nap it b ull w ith h is b ack b roken byy a b baseball bat. b aseball b at. The The capacity capacity to to ssuffer, ufffer, tto o ffeel eel physical p hysical and and eemotional motional pain—this pain—this iiss where where tthe he different-worlds made. d iffferent-worlds cconnection onnection iiss m ade. Or Or lost, lost, aass with Mr. w ith M r. Vick. Vick. But But “different “diffferent than� than� does does not not eequate quate tto o ““better better tthan. han.� Assuming Assuming this this conceit, conceit, we we lose lose our way. Mr. o ur w ay. M r. Vick Vick has has a great great opportunity opporttunity to to make hee ttakes m ake aamends; mends; I hope hope h akes aadvantage. dvantage. Tim T iim Rudolph, Rudolph, u Santa Santta Cruz

;/@A 7A B6/B / E/G ; /@A 7A B6/B / E/G MIKE S MIKE SPEVIAK PEV VIA AK cclaims laims ““Erin Erin Copp’s Copp’s lletter etter off crying wolf much ssmacked macked o crying w olf sso om uch as as tto o rreduce educe Misguided tthe he ccredence� redence� ((“Wrong “Wrong aand nd M isguided IIdeas, deas,� Posts, Oct. 21). P osts, O ct. 2 1). Then Then he he claims claims to to have have been been hit hit byy a 4 40 mph bicycle with no damage b 0m ph b icycle w ith n od amage tto o tthe he bicycle. Methinks hee d doth protest much. b cyc e M eth nks h oth p rotest ttoo oo m uch I have Santa have ccommuted ommuted aacross cross S anta Cruz Cruz for or the the past p ast five ve yyears. ears In In tthat hat ttime: me 1. dead bicyclist 1 I have have seen seen a d ead b cyc st in n tthe he intersection of Bay Mission ntersect on o Bay and and M ss on 2. diverted dead 2 I had had my my route route d verted for or aanother nother d ead bicyclist. b cyc st

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HE C HE CAMPAIGN AMPAIGN ffor or S Sensible ensible Transportation Transportation (CFST) Tr (CFST) ffiled iled a llawsuit awsuit iin nS acramento llast ast w eek cchallenging hallenging tthe he $ 22 m illion Sacramento week $22 million w idening o Highway 1 be tween S oquel Avenue Avenue aand nd M orrissey widening off Highway between Soquel Morrissey Boulevard. Caltrans Caltrans aapproved pproved tthe he sso-called o-called ““Auxiliary Auxiliary L anes P roject� iin n Boulevard. Lanes Project� September, claiming claiming tthat hat tthe he w idening w ould ccause ause n o eenvironmental nvironmental September, widening would no damage and and tthat hat n oE nvironmental Impact Impact Report Repo p rt (EIR) (EIR) was was needed. needed. damage no Environmental CFST sseeks eeks tto o sstop top tthe he sserial erial w idening o ighway 1, 1, which which began began CFST widening off H Highway with the the “Merge “Merge Lanes� Lanes� project, project, now now is is proposed proposed to to continue continue with with the the with “Auxiliarry Lanes� Lanes� project, project, and and will will then then go go on on with with the the ccomplete omplete nine nine “Auxiliary miles of of the the “HOV “HOV [high-occupancy [high-occupancy vehicle] vehicle] Lanes� Lanes� project. project. miles CFST has has repeatedly repeatedly asked asked Caltrans Caltrans to to produce produce one one comprehensive comprehensive CFST EIR aanalyzing nalyzing tthe he iimpacts mpacts o he Auxiliary Auxiliarry Lanes Lanes project project as as part part o he EIR off tthe off tthe HOV L anes p roject. Our Our community community needs needs a ccomplete, omplete, ccomprehensive omprehensive HOV Lanes project. EIR on on the the full full length length of of the the remaining remaining widening widening proposed, proposed, w ith EIR with quantif ied analysis analysis of of greenhouse greenhouse gas gas emissions, emissions, vvisual, isual, n oise aand nd a quantified noise biological impacts impacts and and full full consideration consideration of of transportation transportation aalternatives lternatives biological that plan plan for for a sustainable sustainable transportation transportation future. future. that Th he “Auxiliary “Auxiliary L anes P roject� iiss aactually ctually p art o he HOV HOV L anes The Lanes Project� part off tthe Lanes project. Itt n early d oubles tthe he w idth o he rroadcut oadcut aatt tthe he L onda project. nearly doubles width off tthe Laa Fo Fonda overcrossing tto o aaccommodate ccommodate a ffuture uture eeight ight llanes anes ffor or tthe he HOV HOV overcrossing Lane Project Project before before the the EIR EIR now now being being prepared prepared on on that that project project is is Lane completed. W elieve tthis his aaction ction iiss a fflagrant lagrant vviolation iolation o he C alifornia completed. Wee b believe off tthe California Environmental Quality Quality Act Act (CEQA). (CEQA). Moreover, Moreover, the the ““Aux Aux L anes� p roject Environmental Lanes� project will n ot eeven ven ffix ix tthe he ccurrent urrent ““bottleneck� bottleneck� jjust ust ssouth outh o orrissey. The Th he will not off M Morrissey. bottleneck w ill ssimply imply m ove a m ile d ownstream. H ighway ccongestion ongestion bottleneck will move mile downstream. Highway will not not be be reduced reduced by by this this proposed proposed $22 $22 million million band-aid. band-aid. will Th he project project does does not not fix f ix the the current current problems problems of of the the Morrissey– Morrissey– The Highway 1 interchange interchange (no (no bike bike access, access, d ifff icult pe destrian ccrossing), rossing), Highway difficult pedestrian does not not provide provide a sidewalk sidewalk on on the the Soquel Soq o uel overpass overpass or or deal deal w ith rramp amp does with congestion at at that that interchange, interchange, does does not not include include the the identified identif ied need need for for congestion ike-pedestrian ccrossing rossing o ver tthe he h ighway at at Trevethan. Trevethan. The Th he project project ab bike-pedestrian over highway will remove remove four four acres acres of of existing existing mature mature vegetation vegetation and and many many native native will Coast Live Live Oak Oak trees. trees. Coast Transportation accounts accounts for for 51 51 percent percent of of the the greenhouse greenhouse gas gas Transportation emissions p roduced iin n tthe he ccity ity o anta Cruz, Cruz, and and the the emissions emissions aare re emissions produced off S Santa rising. We We expect expect our our tax tax monies monies to to be be spent spent on on real real transportation transportation rising. solutions that that reduce reduce greenhouse greenhouse gas gas emissions emissions and and create create a brighter brighter solutions future ffor or o ur cchildren hildren aand nd o ur p lanet. This Th his lawsuit lawsuit seeks seeks to to w ork ttoward oward future our our planet. work these real real solutions, solutions, discourage discourage a flawed f lawed transportation transportation project project that that these wastes our our tax tax dollars dollars and and provide provide our our community community with with the the chance chance to to wastes choose the the best best transportation transportat on solutions so ut ons with w th all a the the facts acts on on the the table. tab e choose Iff we we w ant tto o ““green� green� tthe he ssolutions o ut ons tto o ccongestion ongest on o n Highway H ghway 1 (as (as want on our Regional Reg ona Transportation Trransportat on Commission Comm ss on iss now now considering), cons der ng) the the first rst our step is is to to halt ha t the the “Aux “Aux Lanes� Lanes� widening w den ng project pro ect and and include nc ude itt in n the the step EIR for for tthe he HOV HOV Lanes Lanes project. pro ect EIR Th he Campaign Campa gn for or Sensible Sens b e Transportation Transpo p rtat on was was formed ormed in n 2001 2001 w th The with three main ma n goals: goa s educating educat ng the the community commun ty about about the the ineffectiveness ne ect veness three of highway highway widening w den ng as as a method method of o reducing reduc ng congestion, congest on promoting promot ng of alternat ves to to highway h ghway widening, w den ng and and persuading persuad ng agency agency decision dec s on alternatives makers o he vvalue a ue o ternat ve m o es o od ransportat on Th he C FST makers of tthe of aalternative modes of ttransportation. 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Courting Trouble According to Lee, once he told Caldwell to have no further contact with his father, things escalated. He says she continued to have the elder Lee over to her house, which prompted Bob Lee to call the sheriff twice, and later to file for a restraining order. Hervey says she had to repeatedly remind her elderly neighbor that he shouldn’t have contact with Caldwell. “I told him, ‘Remember, Pops? She stole your money,’ and he’d say, ‘Oh yeah, why would she do that?’ and he would cry, not just a couple of tears. Sobbing,� she says. “His health took a downward spiral. He was depressed. My dad was a very proud man,� says Lee. “He said, ‘Because I’m old, she thinks I’m stupid.’ I almost wish his dementia had been bad enough that he didn’t understand that.� In March 2008, Lee says APS called to speak to him about neglecting his father, but the agency turned its investigation to Caldwell after learning about the credit card purchases. Soon, the APS team gave what it had to the DA’s office, according to Assistant District Attorney Kelly Walker. In April, after Lee was granted a restraining order against her, Caldwell was arrested outside of the courtroom. “I’m not real concerned about using a credit card to go out to dinner with the victim,� says Walker. “That’s not as concerning as a Rolex watch and a diamond ring. It became obvious that the defendant was victimizing him. She had endeared herself to him.� Though she was charged with a felony, Caldwell pled out to a misdemeanor. As part of her deal, Walker says she admitted to the two credit card charges for the trip and the timeshare, returned the ring and watch and served a 30-day jail sentence. She was also ordered to have no financial agreements with anyone over the age of 65. Walker says he thought it was necessary for Caldwell to

write Bob Lee a letter of apology, which she did. In it, she called the credit card charges “mistakes and bad judgment,� but described them as the result of an agreement she had with Pops when she was having money trouble. “The nonpayment of the rent coupled with the two credit card charges made me look like I was taking advantage of you [sic] dad when this was not my intention at all,� she wrote. “I’m deeply sorry Bobby, please forgive me.�

“What was beneficial in Bob Lee’s case was that he was on top of his father’s finances. That’s not always the case,� says Marci Phillips, director of Public Policy and Advocacy for the National Council on Aging in Washington, D.C. “The key part [of the Elder Abuse Act] is that it creates a federal commitment, and a federal coordination and a stream of funding to help address, prevent and in some cases prosecute elder abuse.�

Hervey says she had to repeatedly remind her elderly neighbor that he shouldn’t have contact with Caldwell. ‘I told him, “Remember, Pops? She stole your money,�and he’d say, “Oh yeah, why would she do that?�’ Lee, who still has some unresolved anger, says the sentence for Caldwell was too light. “I felt justice wasn’t served,� he says. “I felt like she had contributed highly to his death.� Walker, however, says that there was no way he could pursue a charge on those grounds. “He spoke to me regarding that, and there’s no way that can be pursued. I don’t disagree with his feeling, but, no, I couldn’t prove that in a court of law,� he says.

Long Overdue In some ways the family was lucky. Lee was involved in his father’s life and had power of attorney. He had the means to cover his $10,000 legal bill, and prevented what he believes was the end goal—to get possession of his father’s triplex, which the family sold in one week for $1,175,000. The Elder Abuse Act would create federal money and oversight for those whose families are not as astute.

Some of those federal dollars would go directly to local APS, so that Skezas would no longer have to rely on state funding. In the last two fiscal years, she says the APS budget has been “slaughtered.� She currently has only three caseworkers. The bill has been languishing in Congress since 2002, but was recently added as an amendment to one of the health-care reform bills approved by the Senate Finance Committee. Phillips says this is why the coalition chose to show the documentary film to Congress last week. “It really is our best shot in years to finally get this moving,� she says. Lee says helping to pass an Elder Abuse Act is a small source of comfort. “This is the only sector of the population that’s been ignored,� he says, pointing to the fact there is federal protection for children, battered women and animals, but none for the elderly. “These Congress people, they’re going to be there one day. It’s something no one will avoid.� 0

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godmother of an elitist, some might say real estatist, cabal. She had successors, protÊgÊs, causes, enemies. When she was photographed by Dina Scoppettone for the 15th anniversary of Metro Santa Cruz, this paper’s predecessor, her pixieish appearance came as a surprise. Petite and coifed in a fashionable blonde shag, clad in jeans and peasant blouse, she seemed too diminutive, too casual and stylish, to be a political powerhouse. Only the hint of steel in her eyes gave that part away. We ran a photo of her leaning on John Laird’s shoulder, as if about to whisper in his ear. I worried that it gave short shrift to them both, but looked at another way it acknowledged the undeniable lineage of the Santa Cruz progressive movement. Lately there’s been much reminiscing about Mardi Wormhoudt and her legacy. Of the many things she left Santa Cruz—a beautiful greenbelt, a potent sense of its unique place in the world, a vibrant downtown—maybe the most important is the confidence to just say no to a future it didn’t want, because that makes it possible to say yes to one it does. The boundaries have been drawn, the template set for smart growth and a denser, greener future several steps beyond what Mardi herself envisioned. History may decide that Mardi Wormhoudt was a woman far ahead of her time—more so than even she herself may have realized. 0

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Fancy Amps For Silicon Valley’s passionate car lovers, Club Auto Sport is a combination country club, museum and temple. Its showroom is filled with some of the most beautiful, powerful and expensive automobiles ever made. On a recent Saturday afternoon, a rare Porsche Carrera GT sat alongside an even rarer Ford GT40 race car. The Porsche, flat-black and still recognizable as a Carrera despite a bulge behind the rear windshield housing a 10-cylinder, 612-horsepower rear-mounted engine, is one of the fastest production cars ever made, capable of traveling from zero to 60 mph in under four seconds. It

was priced at a bargain $325,000. The GT40, built in 1965, was the machine that reasserted American automotive technological dominance in the Le Mans circuit—a Ferrari killer. More than 40 years old, it still does a sub-four-second zero to 60 and typically sells for around $150,000.

‘Right now, there is a level playing field. We’re living through a time like the 1920s, when there were 100 car companies. And I believe that I have as much chance as anybody to design the car that succeeds.’ —Simon Saba Down the hall from the showroom, in a tiny garage stall that’s part of a business incubator, sits a small twoseater that, when finished in a few weeks, will be able to beat both cars off the line. The car is being built by the one-man startup company Saba Motors and is designed to sell for $40,000. The Saba Spider is a sharp-looking roadster, but it looks nowhere near as impressive or intimidating as the two vehicles that it will one day be able to blow away. That’s because the Spider is a different kind of car. With an aluminum frame, carbon-fiber body and other proprietary technologies I am not supposed to mention, the car weighs about as much as an old Schwinn beach cruiser. But what really makes the car fast is that the Saba is electric, driven ¨ &

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by a motor about the size of a 3-gallon pail, powered by a bank of Thundersky lithium batteries. Simon Saba, software engineer by day, revolutionary automotive designer at night and on weekends, is building the car because he believes he is living in a unique moment in history. “There is a perfect storm happening right now,� he says. “For one thing, technologies have evolved to make something like this possible. At the same time, the Obama administration has stepped up and declared its commitment to green technology and is putting money behind that commitment. Private VC money is also becoming available. And meanwhile, the old automotive companies are nearly bankrupt. “Right now, there is a level playing field. We’re living through a time like the 1920s, when there were 100 car companies. And I believe that I have as much chance as anybody to design the car and launch the company that succeeds.� Saba’s strategy is simple—to dispel what he calls the two myths of electric cars—“that they’re slow and that they’re ugly.� To accomplish this, he decided to build a high-performance sports car rather than a glorified golf cart. He has run scores of calculations plotting curb weight, rolling resistance coefficient,

drag coefficient, air density and other metrics, and experimented with various materials and off-the-shelf devices. “Efficiency,� he says, “equals power.� Saba’s primary goal is to win the X Prize, an international competition “designed to inspire a new generation of viable, super-fuel-efficient vehicles.� The contest, set up a by a nonprofit and funded by the Progressive Insurance Company, involves designing, building and bringing to market 100 MPGe (miles-per-gallon energy equivalent) vehicles “that people want to buy and that meet market needs for price, size, capability, safety and performance.� More than 100 teams have entered the competition for three prizes totaling $10 million. Saba believes his lack of automotive experience and expertise gives him an edge on the competition. “Automotive engineers are looking for ways to rebuild vehicles that already exist. I’m looking for brand-new ways to solve the problem,� he says. Saba’s confidence does not appear to be too misplaced. A month ago, he attended Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Global Climate Summit at the invitation of EPA chief Lisa Jackson. He proudly shows off photos of himself talking to Schwarzenegger and Jackson, who visited his display booth for 15 minutes. While he has not spent a lot of time yet actively seeking any government

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ACUPUNCTURE assistance or even venture capital— focusing instead on building his prototype—Saba has indeed entered a fertile field. In the past 12 months, green technology in general and automotive tech in particular have become the fastest-growing sectors of the American economy. In August, the Department of Energy dispersed $2.4 billion in grants to companies to spur green development in the automotive field. While most of that went to the rust-belt states where the recession has hit the hardest, two California companies—Tesla and Fisker—received $465 million and $528.7 million, respectively. But the government money is the tip of the iceberg. The real money is in the private sector, where the prospect of a new, sustainable automotive industry has already sparked a gold rush.

Driven to Change Steve Jurvetson, a partner in the Sand Hill Road venture-capital fund Draper Fisher Jurvetson, is heavily invested in the clean-tech revolution. His company, one of the iconic investment firms to emerge from the Internet boom, has funded startups from Hotmail to Ooma, and made a strong move into the green sector several years ago. With holdings in companies including Brightsource Energy, a builder of solar power plants, DFJ is banking on a renewable future. One of the firm’s most high-profile clients is Tesla Automotive, the San Carlos-based builder of the mediadarling Tesla Roadster. Jurvetson also drives a Tesla—one of the first 20 ever built—and sits on the company’s board of directors. He says the potential offered by the new breed of nonpolluting vehicles cannot be exaggerated. “It’s one of the largest opportunities we’ve ever looked at,� he says. Jurvetson points out that the prospect of a new green automotive industry opens up to competition not only the entire automotive transportation industry but also the multibillion-dollar petrochemical industry. “It’s a trillion-dollar market,� Jurvetson says. “We have never seen a market of this size. The whole [information technology] market was a few hundred billion. This—it’s kind of mind-bending.� Jurvetson has seen plenty of evidence that this is not just a pipe dream. Brightsource, which his company backed in its early stages, just inked a $10 billion solar deal. What was until recently a dream held

by many environmentalists and some forward-thinking scientists has, in just the past couple of years, turned into money. That’s good for DFJ’s startups— and good for Silicon Valley. “Startups do well in markets where there’s been a disruption—when something changes in the market,â€? Jurvetson says. “In a stable market, the big get bigger, and the little startups don’t have much of a chance.â€? The recent disruptions have included skyrocketing oil prices and much bigger forces, from terrorism to global climate change. Other changes are the new administration in Washington, D.C., and the resultant changes in the regulatory landscape. Much of the action is focused on Silicon Valley. But confronted with the question of whether Silicon Valley is set to become the next Detroit, Jurvetson says that’s the wrong question. “My first reaction is that I don’t think Detroit is a good role model,â€? he says. “Silicon Valley is going to do what Silicon Valley does. We will do what we did with IT, in the way that Silicon Valley uniquely can. This is going to be something completely different, in a completely different space, that becomes a substitute for what came before.â€? Jurvetson credits the explosion in the alternative-vehicle market to more than an accident of history. He says “engineering and design elegance,â€? combined with business innovations, have forced the change. He points to Tesla’s sales strategy, which dispenses with independent dealers, allowing Tesla to sell directly to consumers and “control the brand experience.â€? “We can talk about selling in a whole new way,â€? Jurvetson says, “which only really makes sense because this car has a lot of cachĂŠ.â€? A more significant business innovation is the one that allowed Tesla co-founder Elon Musk to start a car company without having hundreds of millions of dollars on day one. Tesla was able to do that by building its Roadster around the guts of a Lotus Elise. “With this, [Musk] isn’t just selling a dream,â€? Jurvetson says. He contrasts this business model with the old way. Henry Ford, he points out, owned everything that went into the production and sales of his cars, from rubber plantations to dealerships. “That’s a staggeringly expensive way to build a car company,â€? Jurvetson says. While Detroit automakers and other upstarts were building mostly variations ¨

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Future Fast To start the Tesla Roadster, you push a button in the middle of the console. Press D, and the one-speed transmission is engaged. At a standstill, the car is silent. Step on the accelerator and it makes a high-pitched, rapidly modulating whine. It’s a very cool sound—like the sound spaceships make in sci-fi movies. Slip out onto the road and press hard on the pedal, and the whine modulates very rapidly until the car is emitting a nice soft scream. At that point, the car is

probably doing 80 mph—and not even straining. The Tesla Roadster is explosively fast. It can go from a cold stop to 60 miles per hour in about the time it took you to read this sentence. It is unlike anything on the road. As a former mechanic, I have driven some fast cars. I worked for years in a shop that serviced Porsches. We had a customer with a race-tuned Carrera; on several occasions, I drove that Carrera 160 mph. The Tesla would kick that Carrera’s ass off the line. Mike Falcone, a salesman at the dealership in Menlo Park, knows about fast cars, too. His personal car is a 1969 Pontiac GTO with a 400-cubic-inch V-8 and a four-barrel carb. On our test drive, I asked him how the two cars compared. He just laughed. The stretch of Sand Hill Road that runs from El Camino Real to Highway 280 is 2.6 miles long and has six stoplights. Between each of those stoplights, I took the Tesla straight up to 80 and then, out of prudence, backed off. Each time, it felt remarkable. I noticed something else I liked about the car—because it uses regenerative

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braking, the Tesla slows itself down immediately when your foot comes off the accelerator, as the motor draws energy. This is done in the name of efficiency, but as it happens, it makes for a better driving experience. Without the driver stepping on the brake, the car will slow itself to from 80 mph to 3 mph, quickly and smoothly. At the 280 onramp, things got really fun. The Tesla’s front end and suspension are 100 percent Lotus Elise. That means old-school unassisted rack and pinion. Which means you can literally feel the road in your hands—none of that powersteering mush. The heavy battery pack is located in the center of the car, giving the Roadster 60–40 weight distribution—a good thing—and the motor and tranny are located just behind the rear wheels, which causes the vehicle to dig in hard under acceleration. And the thing about explosive acceleration is that it, too, just plain feels good. On the cloverleaf Sand Hill Road onramp, I couldn’t help but let out a shout. Falcone, my co-pilot, said, “All clear,� and I jetted out over to the fast lane and hit 100-something in no time at all. By the time I gathered myself enough to look in the rear-view mirror, I saw nothing but empty road with a bunch of BMWs and big Mercedes in the distance. “In the Tesla, you end up driving alone a lot,� Falcone said. “Nobody can keep up with you.� Feeling a professional obligation to put the car through its paces, I exited at Alpine Road and headed up into Portola Valley. This is the kind of road the Lotus chassis was designed for, and the Tesla loved it, exploding through the gentle curves. But when I checked the rear-view again, I was surprised and then doubly surprised: there was a car just off my back bumper; it was another Tesla. The driver was grinning and waving through his windshield, and I waved him over. We pulled into a turnout. Matt Devin, on a Sunday drive with his daughter, seemed elated. This, I thought to myself, is the look of a man who owns a highly efficient, ecologically responsible automobile. The look on his face told me that this is the kind of thing that could save the world from the polluting deathgrip of the gasoline-powered automotivepetrochemical complex. Assuming an electric car will be brought to market for significantly less than the Roadster’s $109,000 price tag. On the way back down Sand Hill Road, another fortunate event: at a stoplight just west of the Stanford Shopping Mall, I looked to my right,

and sitting there was a new Corvette. I honked the horn. The driver, a handsome woman in a golf cap, turned to us with a grin and asked: “What’ve you got in there?� “A battery and a little electric motor.� Pointing at the road ahead, I asked the time-honored question: “Wanna run?� She kept grinning. “Sure.� The light turned green. It was over in a hurry.

Selling a Dream When Tom Price learned that Henrik Fisker was getting into electric cars, he took notice. He knew Fisker as one of the world’s leading designers of luxury coaches, the man who had designed the BMW Z8 and the Aston Martin DB9, two of the most beautiful cars to hit the road in the past couple of decades. Price was ideally positioned to win the first Fisker dealership in Northern California, which is set to open in Sunnyvale next year. Price owns Toyota of Sunnyvale, which is the nation’s second-biggest Prius dealer, so he has a firsthand knowledge of what “greenâ€? can mean to the bottom line. He also owns Marin Luxury Cars in Corte Madera, one of the region’s top sellers of Aston Martins. “The more I learned about the car and how it was put together,â€? Price says, “the more comfortable I became.â€? Price is speaking of the Fisker Karma, which is poised to be the first plug-in hybrid luxury sedan to hit the market. Fisker himself designed the car’s body. Almost everything else in the vehicle has been subcontracted out to experienced manufacturers. The power train is being built by Quantum, a Southern California–based manufacturer of fuel cells and fuel systems. The interior is being built by Magna Steyr, a Torontobased global supplier. Almost every component in the car is being built by a similarly well established company. In the end, the pieces will be shipped to Finland, where they’ll be assembled by Valmet Automotive—the company that assembles the Boxster and Cayman for Porsche. “It’s easy to have confidence in the vehicle, knowing all of these vendors,â€? Price says. Price is equally confident the car will sell. “When we had it here,â€? Price says, “we showed the car to friends and asked them what they figured the price would be. Most said $200,000.â€? The Karma will retail for $87,500. Subtract out the federal rebate of $7,500 and, the way ¨

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rest of us,� but it does represent a big step toward the time when electric cars will be commonplace, because it will come equipped with a battery that can be swapped out in five minutes. That would make driving a Model S about as convenient as driving a gas-powered car. All that remains is to build a vast network of charging spots and battery swap-out stations. And another Silicon Valley company is well on the way toward achieving that ambitious goal.

Deutsche Bank analysts concluded that Better Place’s approach could be a ‘paradigm shift’ that has ‘the potential to eliminate the gasoline engine altogether’ The Big Idea At the World Economic Forum in 2005, Klaus Schwab, the founder of the international organization that has gathered business, political and intellectual leaders in Davos, Switzerland every year since 1971, posed a question: “What’s the most important thing you could do to make the world a better place by 2020?� Shai Agassi, who had been invited to attend the event as one of the inaugural class of Young Global Leaders, was part of a working group assigned to look at climate change. A 37-year-old engineer and entrepreneur, Agassi was on the board of directors of SAP, the Germanbased software development firm, and had come to be interested in the problem of global warming. Agassi led his team to the conclusion that gasoline-

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roughly $6T a year,� Agassi wrote. Keep in mind: Agassi was putting this idea together in his spare time, while he was running the 10,000-member engineering team for a big multinational corporation. He seems to have written the paper for the sheer joy of solving a hugely perplexing problem, or as an act of global community service. “Regardless of who wins or loses economically, there is one sure winner—the sustainability of our planet and humanity,� he concluded. “If we desire to sustain the planet and our current way of living, we stand in front of a decision that has no alternative.... The time is now, and the change is already in motion. In the words of Lee Iacocca, ‘It’s time to lead, follow or get out of the way.’�

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The Big Money Agassi delivered his white paper to the World Economic Forum in 2007, two years after he had begun investigating Klaus Schwab’s question. According to Sidney Goodman, VP of Automotive Alliances for the Palo Alto–based Better Place, at the time Agassi was next in line for the top job at SAP and was not very interested in starting the company that would build the grid he was envisioning. Ultimately, it was Shimon Peres, the former prime minister of Israel, who convinced him otherwise. “Shai was hoping to pass the idea along to a government, hoping they would take up the challenge,â€? Goodman reports. And Peres was interested. He issued Agassi two challenges. One: Get a buy-in from a major car company (known in the biz as an original equipment manufacturer, or OEM). Two: Get the money. Agassi wasted no time. He brought in Carlos Ghosn, president of the RenaultNissan alliance, one of the world’s top five carmakers. Goodman says Renault-Nissan “differs from any other OEM in the marketâ€? in its interest in plug-in cars. “They decided quickly that there was a strategy fit— and said, ‘Let’s do it.’â€? In October 2007, Project Better Place was launched. Agassi had also met condition No. 2—he had raised $200 million, from VantagePoint— another big Silicon Valley VC firm—as well as from Israel Corp., Morgan Stanley and a smaller group of private investors. The deal has been called one of the largest and fastest seed rounds in history. Meanwhile, Peres had taken the idea ¨

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Every energy-generating plant and grid system produces excess power capacity, called “active reserve.� This is used to guarantee immediate availability of power in demand spikes. The active reserve is usually wasted, as power stations have no ability to store it. According to Agassi, the active reserve alone could power more than a third of the cars in developed countries. “The smart recharge grid provides a ‘distributed storage facility,’� he writes. “Taking the concept one step further, the cars and batteries can even feed back electricity to the grid.� Steve Jurvetson offers another piece of evidence that this dream is real. He points to the fact that many of the most talented young engineers, bankers and other professionals are being drawn into the clean-energy sector. He attributes this to something fundamental. “It just feels good to know you’re part of a significant change,� he says. “For young people just out of college, they get to feel like they’re contributing something important to the world. “For those of us who have been around a while, for the first time, our kids think we’re cool.� 0

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Once Bitten Swallowing what must have been a cantaloupe-size ball of pride, the Vampires agreed to let a Santa Cruz Weekly reporter ride “bitch� on the back of a bike for a weekend run. The day started, as it almost always does with the Vampires, at Caffe Pergolesi. Arriving late and blisteringly hung-over, the crew straggled in to the coffeehouse around noon. And after an hour of caffeinated concoction consumption, engine talk and debate on the whereabouts of a lovestruck Vamp who had disappeared the night before, it was time to hit the road. My chauffeur for the afternoon

was Penick, the giant biker, and our steed was a Yamaha YZF-R1, which, he promised, was “faster than a Lamborghini.� The day was sunny and warm and the air perfumed with the smell of dead leaves as we coasted through town and merged onto Highway 1. It took about two minutes of cruising at the speed limit before Penick decided to show off his machine’s cajones, instantly blasting forward and nearly leaving me behind. Traffic seemed at a stop while Penick expertly weaved between cars, often riding the center line before topping off at a speed that, for legal reasons, we’ll just say was not quite 150 miles per hour. “You all right, man?� He shouted when he finally exited the freeway, to which I shakily responded in the affirmative. Off the highway, we headed north on Old San Jose Road. Flowing through the leaf-laden curves and waving at any fellow bikers we passed, the trip took us through Laurel Glen Road to Highway 17 and eventually back to downtown Santa Cruz. Leaning into turns and accelerating through straightaways, the “beautiful dance� described by Penick before we left took on vivid new meaning as we f lew through the forest, the road seemingly laid out for maximum motorcycling enjoyment. Arriving back at Pergolesi, my limbs were still shaky and my heart still racing when Penick summed up the day with an offer that has likely turned plenty of other decent, hard-working folks into full-on leather-clad bikers. “If you liked what you saw, go get a bike and we’ll go again,� he said. “Think about it this way: for $7,000 to $15,000 you can go faster than any sports car on the market.� 0

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the wharf, ready for the costume contest and loads of treats from participating merchants. The evening will conclude with a spook-tacular Halloween parade. 4–5pm. Santa Cruz Wharf, Santa Cruz. 1=ABC;3 0/:: /B B63 1/B/:GAB A downtown party would not be complete without the positive vibrations of the Catalyst spilling into the street. Tonight the main stage features Rebelution, plus the Tribal Seeds and the Hallway Ballers. Catalyst, 1011 Pacific Ave., Santa Cruz. Ages 16 and over. $25. 831.423.1336. 1=ABC;3 1=<B3AB /B 2=< ?C7F=B3¸A Just up Highway

9 things get scary when Extra Large stops playing long enough for the costumes to come into focus. 8pm. 6275 Hwy. 9, Felton. $10. 831.603.2294. 28 /<2 2/<17<5 /B B63 0:C3 :/5==< A Halloween institution. This year the Blue hosts DJ Tripp and others on two dance floors. 923 Pacific Ave., Santa Cruz. 831.423.7117. 43/@ 43AB7D/: 6/::=E33< <756B Ravers Ballroom

presents Santa Cruz’s Fear Festival, the largest local Halloween Fright Fest. There will be three themed dance floors with music by the Spys, Vivid, Tony C, Danney Thunderz, Switchblad, Crackjack and much more. Must arrive in costume! Ages 16+, Vets Hall, 846 Front St., Santa Cruz. $25 advance/$30 door. 831.454.0478. 6/::=E33< 7< 1/>7B=:/ Live music and costume contests dominate this little city by the sea on All Hallows Eve. The Fog Bank will host the Lou Deluca Band and a costume contest. Margaritaville will be rockin’ to DJ Tanner, and their costume contest will have all participants vying for a Hornito’s Surfboard and other great prizes. (Catherine Gildea)

KRIS KRISTOFFERSON One Man Armed Only With A Mic and Guitar!

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 13 HERITAGE THEATRE 1 WEST CAMPBELL AVENUE ¡ CAMPBELL, CA 7:00PM DOORS ¡ ALL AGES TICKETS AT HERITAGE THEATRE BOX OFFICE ONLINE AT WWW.CI.CAMPBELL.CA.US/HERITAGETHEATRE CHARGE BY PHONE 408-866-2700

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THURS. OCTOBER 29 • 7 PM

QUASIMODAL

Power trio in an eclectic jazz format! CD RELEASE CONCERT! $12/Adv $15/Door Jazz & Dinner: $24.60/Adv MON. NOVEMBER 2 • 7 PM

TRIO 3: OLIVER LAKE, REGGIE WORKMAN, ANDREW CYRILLE

$25/Adv $28/Door 1/2 Price Night for Students At the door only with I.D. Made possible by David & Kate Hartzell and William & Cloy Codiga Family Foundation

TUES. NOVEMBER 3 • 7 PM • FREE! MASTER CLASS SERIES: MURRAY LOW INSIDE AFRO-CUBAN PIANO THURS. NOVEMBER 5 • 7 & 9 PM Premiere jazz violinist!

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$28/Adv $31/Dr, No Jazztix/Comps Sponsored by Soif Wine Bar & Merchants

MILTON NASCIMENTO WITH SPECIAL GUEST CLAUDIA ACUNA NOVEMBER 9 AT 7:30PM AT THE RIO THEATRE

Presented by Pulse Productions & Kuumbwa Jazz

THURS. NOVEMBER 12 • 7 PM

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MON. NOVEMBER 16 • 7 & 9 PM

STEVE GADD & FRIENDS FEATURING JOEY DEFRANCESCO, RONNIE CUBER, PAUL BOLLENBACK

7 PM: $27/Adv $30/Door 9 PM: $22/Adv $25/Dr, No Jazztix/Comps Sponsored by Travels with Romney

THURS. NOVEMBER 19 • 7 PM

FRED HERSCH SOLO PIANO $20/Adv $23/Door

Dinner served Mondays & Thursdays beginning at 6pm, serving premium wines & microbrewed beers. Snacks & desserts available all other nights. All age venue.

Advance tickets at Logos Books & Records and online at kuumbwajazz.org. Tickets subject to service charge and 5% S.C. City Admissions Tax.

Independently Produced Events SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 8 PM

PLANET CRUZ COMEDY HOUR WITH RICHARD STOCKTON

$20/Adv $25/Door Tickets at Streetlight Records & Gateways Books & PlanetCruz.org

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possibilities o possibilities off h her er ssexuality. exuality. ““You’re You’re only woman know who points tthe he o nly w oman I k now w ho po ints out other beautiful notes her o ut o ther be autiful women, women,� n otes h er husband, George F.. P Putnam, played byy h usband, G eorge F utnam, p layed b undermojoed Richard tthe he sstill till sseriously eriously u ndermojoed R ichard Gere. have G ere. Earhart Earhart r sseems eems tto oh ave aasked sked ffor or open marriage, had aan no p nm pe arriage, aand nd sshe he h ad aan n aaffair ffffair with West w ith the the Washington Washington ssocialite ocialite and and W est Point Eugene Vidal P oint iinstructor nstructor E ugene V idal ((Ewan Ewan McGregor). M cGregor). One One of of the the few few interesting interesting aspects aspects off Amelia o Amelia is is that that it it gives gives us us one one of of the the only off G Gore sscreen’s creen’s o nly cchildhood hildhood accounts accounts o ore Vidal, Ass p played William V idal, Eugene’s Eugene’s sson. on. A layed by by W illiam Cuddy, one C uddy, Gore Gore llooks ooks llike ike o ne of of those those overmannered, o vermannered, overbred overbred children children from from movie. Gore’s big a 1950s 1950s m ovie. Young Young G ore’s b ig sscene cene iiss Earhart being off ttalking alking to to E arhart aabout bout be ing sscared cared o some wallpaper with on some w allpaper w ith ttigers igers o n iit—the t—the

song ccue song ue h here ere o ought ught tto o be “I “I W Whistle histle a Happy Tune� H appy T une� ffrom rom The The King King and and I. I. Surely, Surely, even even the the child child Vidal Vidal had had something something interesting interesting to to say? say? The Th he flying f lying scenes scenes aren’t aren’t ugly, ugly, but but there’s there’s only only so so long long you you can can look look at at cloudscapes cloudscapes and and stampeding stampeding animals animals in in Africa Africa (“What (“What are are those?� those?� “Those “Th hose are are oryx!�). oryyx!�). The The images images give give way way to to stampeding stampeding sheep sheep in, in, I’m I’m going going to to say, say, Ireland. Irreland. Titles Titles are are flashed, f lashed, illustrating illustrating places places and and times; times; made-up made-up newspaper newspapeer headlines headlines remind remind us us that that Earhart Earharrt elevated elevated people’s people’s spirits spirits during during the the Depression. Depression. The The script script is is rife rife with with anachronisms: anachronisms: “I’ve “I’ve got got this�—when this�—when “this� “this� refers refers to to a situation. situation. In In another another moment, moment, Amelia Amelia flies f lies to to Pakistan, Pakistan, a neat neat trick trick since since Pakistan Pakistan wasn’t wasn’t anything anything more more than than a proposed proposed country country in in the the 1930s. 1930s.

The T Th he movie movie h has as its its m moments, oments, ssuch uch aass a off A Amelia Eleanor Roosevelt sscene cene o melia ttaking aking E leanor R o sevelt oo her plane ((Cherry Cherry JJones) ones) ffor or h er ffirst irst p lane rride ide over Washington dawn. The o ver W ashington aatt d awn. T he sstaging taging off tthe over Pacific dramatic o he ffinale inale o ver tthe he P acif ic iiss d ramatic Still, weren’t eenough. nough. S till, iiff iitt w eren’t ffor or tthe he eending, nding, Amelia would off A melia w ould be tthe he eexemplification xemplif ication o the tedious in-flight movie. the tedious in-f light movie.

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T’S A VERY SERIOUS movie, A Serious Man. All the themes in the Coen brothers’ previous films blend harmoniously. Here they reconcile the warring impulses to create apocalyptic tragedy and screwball comedy. Here, as in Raising Arizona, is the startling cartoon f latness of the United States. Here is the hideocomic wrath of Americans and the way the temper f lares up so suddenly in whimsical, friendly men. Here is the balance—as in Fargo—of what morality costs and what it’s worth. A Serious Man is a vast Jewish joke that follows Kaf ka’s suggestion that in the struggle between you and the world, back the world. The action unfolds in suburban Minneapolis in 1967, close to the place and the time in which the Coen brothers grew up. In high-angle shots, the neighborhood is as remote as Mars: wide empty streets, square houses embedded in crabgrass and seething neighbors. A meek professor, Larry Gopnik (stage actor Michael Stuhlbarg, looking like a dispirited Harold Lloyd), teaches physics at a small college. As was the case for “Lucky Jim� Dixon, Gopnik is tantalized with the possibility of tenure by the head of the math board, a monster of passive aggressiveness. One afternoon, a Korean exchange student tries to bribe Gopnik into a passing grade. Thus begins the siege against Larry. Larry’s wife announces that she’s deeply in love with their neighbor Sy Ableman, a clammy, polyester-clad swine; Fred Melamed’s unforgettable acting depends heavily on an oleaginous voice, though this touchy-feely home wrecker is appalling on so many other levels. Larry must

7< 1/A3 =4 3;3@53<1G Michael Stuhlbarg’s Larry Gopnik tries to make his case in an absurd world.

move to the Jolly Roger Motel. With him comes his unemployable brother, Arthur (Richard Kind), an obese holy fool with weaknesses of the f lesh. For reverse angles, the Coens follow Larry’s son Danny (Aaron Wolff ) and the boy’s cowlike indifference about his father’s woes. The marital struggles are but interferences from Danny’s own routines of watching FTroop, smoking marijuana and trying cheat his way through his upcoming bar mitzvah. Larry gets the promise of mercy from his next-door neighbor (Amy Landecker), a bronzed, deadpan siren who, like Danny, is tuned in to the San Francisco sound. Some postmodern moments give A Serious Man a vaudeville kick: a prologue about the appearance of a

demon in the old-time Jewish ghetto is staged like a lost episode of Mario Bava’s Black Sabbath. In another of this film’s parables, a God carves a Hebrew message into the teeth of a gentile to teach—what?—some indecipherable lesson, like the physics equations on Larry’s chalkboard, like the Hebrew letters Danny is too dumb to learn. Even the leer of the Red Owl drugstore sign, peering out of the screen, seems pregnant with terrible meaning. What seemed like caricature in the earlier Coens is softer here. A Serious Man suggests very lightly that there might be some hope in the old rituals, something basic and kind. Photographer Roger Deakins and composer Carter Burwell do wonderful work making these episodes

coalesce into a powerful fever dream of persecution and encroachment. As in Kaf ka, every avenue of escape is displayed just so the workers can rush over and nail up the “No Exit� sign. And as when reading Kaf ka, what keeps one from sinking into despair is the rich, heady humor. A Serious Man throbs with age-old mysteries to which one can only succumb, with the hope of being released into pain-free nothingness.

A SERIOUS MAN (R; 105 min.), directed and written by Ethan and Joel Coen, photographed by Roger Deakins and starring Michael Stuhlbarg, plays at the Nick.

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(2004) When Quentin Tarantino is at his most fast and exhilarating, his lack of a moral compass doesn’t mean much. But in Kill Bill: Vol. 2—more scenes from a director’s notebook—it’s hard to get into the old pulse-

pounding rhythms of the action cinema Tarantino adores. One reason I prefer Leone is that the characters don’t talk each other to death. In the Kill Bill movies, Tarantino’s gone gargantuan, and this movie is full of empty space. While this is a much better time than the first one, it’s badly overblown. Tarantino has no filter—it’s all basically equally cool to him, either B-movies like The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz, or the Wim Wenders–ish blackand-white sequences

at the film’s beginning where Bill and the Bride stare meaningfully at each other. When you suggest this Bride as an elemental figure of wronged womanhood, having an actor of about the weight of John Forsyth going against her isn’t doing the yin-yang balance of the movie any favors. (Plays at Cinema 9 on Thu at 8pm.) (RvB) >/@7A (R; 137 min.)

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spoof of genre. Maybe misjudge. Now, Zombie Critic want to say sorry. A6/C< =4 B63 23/2 Zombie Critic want to hug all fans who like (2004) Hello, person Shaun of the Dead. Free living! Zombie Critic hug, real friendly for take break from fevered movie fans with big, big lust for human brains brains who get irony! to make very special So now no run when message about Shaun see Zombie Critic! No of the Dead. You know, Zombie Critic been hard say “Oh, there Zombie on Shaun of the Dead over Critic, he no like Shaun of the Dead and also he the years. Some people probably want to eat say “Zombie Critic, you my brain!� That all in no understand! Movie past! Just . . . come . . . no laugh at zombies! closer . . . rarrrrrrrrrr! Movie laugh with Braiiiiiiiiinnnnnnsss! zombies!� Oh, geez, Damn, almost have you Zombie Critic so dumb, there! Have to admit, no get postmodern

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(PG-13; 104 min.) A crying-on-the-inside sort of movie, based on Simon Carr’s memoir. “Joe Warr� (Clive Owen) seemingly has it all—a good marriage, a job as a newspaper sportswriter, a young son and an offthe-road bungalow not too far from the beach in South Australia. Then, at a party, his wife (Laura Fraser) falls into a faint and thus into a short but credibly harrowing bout with cancer. After her death, Joe holds away intruders and decides to try to raise his young son, Artie (Nichols McAnulty), by himself, eventually sending for his other son, Harry (George MacKay), from a British boarding school. Out of grief, distraction and compassion, Joe decides to let his kids run wild—a “just say yes� policy that manifests itself with bike riding in the house, pizza in bed and chickens strutting indoors. Director Scott Hicks (Shine) tends to lay everything on the line—complete with regular appearances by the wife’s ghost. The film can’t escape the sitcom mawkishness of the premise, no matter how much restrained

sensitivity Owen radiates. (RvB) 1/>7B/:7A;( / :=D3 AB=@G (R; 128 min.)

It’s been 20 years since Michael Moore made Roger & Me, about the layoffs that devastated Flint, Mich. The only thing that has changed today is that Flint is worse, and its woes have spread throughout the United States. Moore makes a nationwide tour of today’s wreckage. He follows the collapse of the real estate market and sits with the victims of a family farm eviction in upstate New York. When Moore is at his best, it is not as defense lawyer but prosecutor. And what’s been worthwhile since 1989 is his tendency to sass back to corporate spokesmen instead of taking their statements at face value. (RvB) 17@?C3 2C 4@3/9( B63 D/;>7@3¸A /AA7AB/<B (PG-13; 109

min.) Paul Weitz (About a Boy, American Dreamz) directs the adaptation of the young adult series about a vampire (John C. Reilly) moonlighting as a sideshow performer; Chris Massoglia stars as the teenage chronicler Darren Shan. 1:=C2G E7B6 / 16/<13 =4 ;3/B0/::A (PG; 90

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min.) Audrey Tautou plays the designer as modernist in the years before World War I—a woman who assumed male privilege by assuming the simplicity and directness of their clothes. After a stint as a saloon singer, Coco calculates her way into bed with a wealthy rouÊ named Etienne Balsan (Benoit Poelvoorde). Director Anne Fontaine reminds us that this is a movie from the country that gave us The Rules of the Game. What could have been a dull birdin-the-gilded-cage story turns urbane, with the ever-changing flow of power between the

slightly wizened but sporty decadent. When Balsan realizes that another man has stolen Coco, he only murmurs, “I’m smiling, because I’m the one who let the fox into the hen house.� The fox in question: a British businessman nicknamed “Boy� (Alessandro Nivola). The end titles call the house of Chanel an empire, but Tautou—last seen, cigarette on lip, in a cage of mirrors, surrounded by models wearing her gowns—makes it look like mostly hard work. Tautou is perhaps aged for the young Coco but she’s unusually sharp: it’s easy to imagine why someone would love admire such a moody, direct woman. (RvB) 1=C>:3A @3B@3/B

(PG-13; 114 min.) Vince Vaughn stars as one of a quartet of couples who get the group rate to a Bora Bora–like resort; when they arrive, the men are chagrined to learn it’s a marital encounter session. Co-stars Jon Favreau, Kristin Davis, Kristen Bell and Malin “Kirsten� Akerman. Peter Billingsley directs. 4@=; ;3F71= E7B6 :=D3 (PG-13; 97 min.)

Illegal migrant worker by day, hungry young boxer at night, a young upstart finds a mentor and trainer in a grumpy, crusty former star. If it sounds like Rocky with immigration issues, it doesn’t hurt that director Jimmy Nickerson was the fight coordinator for the first two Rocky films, as well as Raging Bull and Fight Club. (SP) B63 7<D3<B7=< =4 :G7<5 (PG-13; 100 min.)

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min.) Documentary about a guy who was incredibly popular, until everybody thought he was super creepy, and then suddenly was incredibly popular again because he died and people forgot that they thought he was creepy. No, not Nixon. (SP) ;=@3 B6/< / 5/;3 (PG-13; 113 min.)

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min.) It’s being labeled “the next Blair Witch Project,� but here’s the thing about Paranormal Activity: people were actually scared. They screamed. They were freaked out. A young couple, played by Katie Featherston and Micah Sloat, believes something unusual and disturbing is going on in their house. Micah buys a hand-held camera to try to capture it on film, recording day and night, which leads to a lot of genuinely creepy footage. It is certainly the scariest movie anyone will see this year. (SP) / A3@7=CA ;/< (R;

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(PG-13; 101 min.) Remake of the ’80s cult-horror favorite will have to work hard to be accepted by fans who loved the original’s loopy story of the ideal Reagan “family values� man gone wrong—the only perfect family he could imagine was a dead one. This version appears to take a more Fatal Attraction– type thriller angle, with the movie’s publicity asking “Is he really the man of her dreams—or could David be hiding a dark side?� Gee, I don’t know—yes? Although how awesome would it be if the big twist was that his insane obsessions are washing the dishes

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the art deco Metro City floats in the sky like Jonathan Swift’s Laputa. Its dictatorial president (Donald Sutherland does the voice) is trying to arrange a war to ensure his victory in the upcoming election. During a demonstration of a new form of atomic power, the son of the city’s greatest scientist (Nicolas Cage) is vaporized. The scientist tries to reincarnate the boy in powerful robot form. Like Dr. Frankenstein, he rejects the creature that results. Stranded in an underworld of the poor and discarded, Astro (Freddie Highmore) learns how the other half lives before returning to the city of his birth to defeat the power-mad leader. The film’s antimilitarism is robust. Astro Boy all but namechecks Obama when the evil dictator uses as his election slogan “It’s Not Time for a Change.� (RvB)

and being a really cool stepdad. (SP) AC@@=5/B3A (PG-13;

89 min.) In the near future, all human beings will be pale shut-ins, experiencing life through cybersimilacra. Late one night, the son of the man who made this technical breakthrough possible is murdered, fried by electrical surge after his avatar is killed by a strange new weapon. Investigating the crime is an FBI agent (Bruce Willis) and his partner (Radha Mitchell). They believe the crime is linked to a large reservation of Luddites, led by a charismatic leader called the Prophet (Ving Rhames). Based on a graphic novel. (RvB) B67@AB (R; 133 min.)

Korean director Chanwook Park has been on a roll all the way through his Vengeance trilogy—Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy and Lady Vengeance. The man is a visual genius, an expert craftsman and a fascinating storyteller, and his movies are unique works of art shaped from the same core issues of power, revenge and the struggle of every human being not to fail miserably. It’ll be interesting to see how he applies them to this story of a priest turned into a vampire by a botched medical experiment. (SP) B=G AB=@G ! 2 (G;

81/92 min.) Not actually a sequel to the Toy Story films (one is coming in 2010), but a rerelease of the first two, packaged as a double-feature and shown in 3-D. (SP) E63@3 B63 E7:2 B67<5A /@3 (PG;

101 min.) The beast suits—part costumes, part CGI—are accurate versions of the Sendak illustrations. Max Records seems just right as Max, the little boy whose father is out of the picture, who flees to a monster island. The feature film gives children due respect for their towering moods. But children’s moods change, and this film’s mood doesn’t. It’s essentially gloomy, like a collection of Peanuts strips clipped of their punch lines.

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E67> 7B (PG-13; 111 min.) Drew Barrymore’s when-girls-collide roller derby movie is bliss; actually, Ellen Page plays Bliss, a Bodeen, Texas, tomboy who takes the name “Babe Ruthless.� Director and bon vivant Drew Barrymore (who plays a rolling calamity of a teammate) has rescued Page from the career-killing move of repeatedly playing the smartest person in the room. The acting is superior on down the line. As the parents, Marcia Gay Harden and Daniel Stern have a fond rapport, and in a noteworthy comeback role Juliette Lewis smolders away as the well-motivated villain on a rival team. Scriptwriter Shauna Cross’s wit lets Page hold the screen like never before. (RvB) H=;073:/<2 (R; 88

min.) Under a plague of the living dead, the United States is in

ruins, and the nervous college-age hero (Jesse Eisenberg) calls the dreadful landscape Zombieland. He joins three reluctant companions: a Twinkiesloving cowboy called Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), a fast female loner named Wichita (Emma Stone) and her little sis, Little Rock (Abigail Breslin). They head to a place where they think the light at the end of the tunnel still shines: Disneyland, renamed “Pacific Playland.� There’s merit to the idea of a turkeyshoot zombie-killing finale amid colored lights and spinning rides, but the film doesn’t get more imaginative than anything seen in the previews. Under Ruben Fleischer’s bare-bones direction, Zombieland is slathered with narration. Harrelson is a fiercelooking party, but he doesn’t get Westernlyrical enough. (RvB)

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Indian. Authentic Indian dishes and specialties served in a comfortable dining room. Lunch buffet daily 11:30am-2:30pm; dinner daily 5pm to close. www.ambrosiaib.com American and specialty dishes from the British and Emerald Isles. Full bar. Children welcome. Happy hour Mon-Fri 2-6pm. Open daily 11am to 2am. Italian. Ambience reminiscent of a small trattoria in the streets of Italy, serving handmade lasagna, pasta dishes, gnocchi and fresh fish. Wed-Sun, Lunch 11am-2pm, Dinner 5-9pm. Continental California cuisine. Breakfast all week 6:30-11am, lunch all week 11am-2pm; dinner Fri-Sat 5-10pm, Sun-Thu 5-9pm. www.seacliffinn.com.

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7528 Soquel Dr, 831.688.4465

meat and vegetarian kebabs, gyros, falafel, healthy salads and Mediterranean flatbread pizzas. Beer and wine. Dine in or take out. Tue-Sun 11am-8pm.

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All day breakfast. Burgers, gyros, sandwiches and 45 flavors of Marianne’s and Polar Bear ice cream. Open 8am daily.

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California Continental. Swordfish and other seafood specials. Dinner Mon-Thu 5:30-9:30pm; Fri 5-10pm; Sat 4-10:30pm; Sun 4-9pm.

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international wine list and outdoor dining with terrific views in the heart of Capitola Village. Open daily.

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California cuisine. Nightly specials include baby back ribs, prime rib, lobster and mahi mahi. Daily 7am-2am.

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221 Cathcart St, 831.426.4852

Mexican/Seafood/American. Traditional Mexican favorites. Best fajitas, chicken mole, coconut prawns, blackened prime rib! Fresh seafood. Over 50 premium tequilas, daily happy hour w/ half-price appetizers. Sun-Thu 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11am-11pm. American, California-style. With a great bar scene, casually glamorous setting and attentive waitstaff. Full bar. Mon-Sat 11:30am-10pm, Sun 1-10pm. Crepes and more. Featuring the spinach crepe and Tunisian donut. Full bar. Mon-Thu 11am-midnight, Fri 11am-1am, Sat 10am-1am, Sun 10am-midnight. Seafood. Fresh seafood, shellfish, Midwestern aged beef, pasta specialties, abundant salad bar. Kids menu and nightly entertainment. Harbor and Bay views. Lunch and dinner daily. Mexican. Serving breakfast all day. Popular for our street tacos and handmade Salvadorian pupusas. Vegetarian options made w/ local fresh vegetables & organic tofu. Daily 9: 30am-9:30pm. Americana. Ribs, steaks and burgers are definitely the stars. Full bar. Lunch Mon-Sat 11:30am-2:30pm; dinner Sun-Thu 5:30-9:30pm, Fri-Sat 5:30-10pm. California/full-service bakery. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. “Best Eggs Benedict in Town.� Happy Hour Mon-Fri 5-6pm. Halfprice appetizers; wines by the glass. Daily 8am-9pm. ’60s Vegas meets ’50s Waikiki. Amazing dining experience in kitchy yet swanky tropical setting. Fresh fish, great steaks, vegetarian. Full-service tiki bar. Happy-hour tiki drinks. Aloha Fri, Sat lunch 11:30am-5pm. Dinner nightly 5pm-close.

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Seafood/California. Fresh catch made your way! Plus many other wonderful menu items. Great view. Full bar. Happy hour Mon-Fri. Brunch Sat-Sun 10am-2pm. Open daily. Italian. La Posta serves Italian food made in the old style— simple and delicious. Wed-Thu 5-9pm, Fri-Sat 5-9:30pm and Sun 5-8pm.

Fine Mexican cuisine. Opening daily at noon. 49-B Municipal Wharf, 831.458.9393 1319 Pacific Ave, 831.420.1700

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105 Walnut Ave, 831.423.2020

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2415 Mission St, 831.423.9010

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Japanese Fusion. Sushi bar, sake bar, vegetarian, seafood, steak in fun atmosphere; kids play area; karaoke every night. Open seven days 5-10pm; Mon-Fri 11:30am-2:30pm.

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Thai. Individually prepared with the freshest ingredients, plus ambrosia bubble teas, shakes. Mon-Thu 11:30am-9:30pm, Fri 11:30am-10pm, Sat noon-10pm, Sun noon-9:30pm. Italian-American. Mouthwatering, generous portions, friendly service and the best patio in town. Full bar. Lunch Mon-Fri 11:30am, dinner nightly at 5pm. Irish pub and restaurant. Informal pub fare with reliable execution. Lunch and dinner all day, open Mon-Fri 11:30ammidnight, Sat-Sun 11:30am-1:30am. Wine bar with menu. Flawless plates of great character and flavor; sexy menu listings and wines to match. Lunch Wed-Sat noon2pm; dinner Mon-Thu 5-10pm, Fri-Sat 5-11pm, Sun 4-10pm; retail shop Mon 5pm-close, Tue-Sat noon-close, Sun 4pm-close. Pizza. Specializing in authentic Sicilian and square pizza. Homemade pasta, fresh sandwiches, soups, salads and more. Hot slices always ready. Sun-Thu 10am-9:30pm, Fri-Sat 10am-11pm. Pizza. Pizza, fresh salads, sandwiches, wings, desserts, beers on tap. Patio dining, sports on HDTV and free WiFi. Large groups and catering. Open and delivering Fri-Sat 11am-2am, Mon-Thu 11am-1am, Sun 11am-midnight.

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Organic Pizza. Everything organic: pizza, lasagna, soup, salad, beer and local wine. Always organic, local produce. Party room seats 32. Weeknights 4-9pm (closed Tue), Fri 4-10pm, Sat 1-10pm, Sun 1-9pm. See menu at www.redwoodpizza.com.

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Cambodian. Fresh kebabs, seafood dishes, soups and noodle bowls with a unique Southeast Asian flair. Beer and wine available. Patio dining. Sun-Thu 11am-9pm, Fri-Sat 11am-10pm.

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Mexican. Open for breakfast. We use no lard in our menu and make your food fresh daily. We are famous for our authentic ingredients such as traditional mole from Oaxaca. Lots of vegetarian options. Mon-Fri 9am-9pm, weekends 8am-9pm.

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Astrology Free Will

By Rob Brezsny

For the week of October 28 /@73A (March 21–April 19): You may be as flooded with briny emotion as a Pisces on a meandering binge. You might be as embedded in a labyrinth of your own creation as the Geminis who verge on being too clever for their own good. You may be as cagey a listener as a Scorpio who’s searching for a hidden vulnerability in an ally. In other words, Aries, you’re not exactly yourself. But it’s one of those rare times when that’s a good thing. Halloween costume suggestion: the opposite of what you think you are.

B/C@CA (April 20–May 20): In my ideal version of Halloween, we wouldn’t scare ourselves with images of ghoulish skeletons, eyeballs floating in cauldrons, and hissing, three-headed snakes. Rather, we’d confront more realistic fears, like the possibility that the effects we have on the world are different from our intentions ... or that we have not yet reached our potential ... or that people we like might completely misread and misunderstand us. Then Halloween would serve a more spiritually useful purpose. It would bring us face-to-face with actual dangers to our psychic integrity, whereupon we could summon our brilliant courage and exorcize the hell out of them. Costume suggestion: exorcist. (Begin by exorcising yourself.)

53;7<7 (May 21–June 20): During this phase of your cycle, you’ll generate good fortune if you brainstorm and meditate about your relationship with work. I urge you to empty your mind of everything you think you know about the subject. Adopt a fresh and innocent perspective. Here are some questions to prime your investigations. 1. What’s the quality of the experience you want to have as you earn a living? 2. What gifts do you want to give to life as you toil at challenging tasks that are interesting to you? 3. What capacities do you want to develop in yourself while doing your work? (P.S. For your Halloween costume, why not pretend you’re doing your dream job?) 1/<13@ (June 21–July 22): Israeli poet Yehuda Amichai (1924–2000) witnessed the full range of experiences that life on this planet has to offer, from war to love and everything in between. During an interview he gave in Jerusalem in 1994, he said, “I can stand on my balcony and tell my children, ‘Over there I was shelled for the first time, and over there, to the right, just beneath those trees, I was kissed for the first time.’� I suspect his words will soon be meaningful for you, Cancerian. It’s likely you’ll have a breakthrough or epiphany near a place where you once suffered disappointment. Halloween costume suggestion: the phoenix.

:3= (July 23–Aug. 22): Author Gary Smalley says that the sexual nature of men is like a microwave oven, while women resemble a crockpot, the device that cooks food at low heat for a long time. Right about now, I’d advise you Leo men to be like crockpots not only in the bedroom but everywhere else, too. To spot the subtle opportunities that will be available, you’ll have to be gradual, deliberate, and thorough. Leisurely foreplay should be your all-purpose metaphor. As for you Leo women: I’m betting there are ways that you have fallen under the sway of the microwave meme. If I’m right, it’s time to fully re-embrace the spirit of the crockpot. Halloween costume clues: the tortoise, not the hare; a 400-page novel, not Twitter; the Pyramid of Khufu, not a sandcastle. D7@5= (Aug. 23–Sept. 22): “The more beautiful the bird, the poorer the singer,� wrote L. M. Boyd. “Peacocks scream, macaws screech. Birds of Paradise croak.� Among the most interesting singers, on the other hand, are birds that are far less spectacular in appearance: the Black-capped Chickadee, the Willow Thrush, and the White-throated Sparrow. Keep that in mind as you navigate your way through the coming week’s dilemmas. My personal inclination is to favor inspiring singing over comely appearance, but you may have a different bias. The important thing is to recognize the nature of the options before you. Halloween costume suggestion: Incorporate the themes of plain beauty, secret genius, disguised power, and open secrets.

:70@/ (Sept. 23–Oct. 22): At a family planning conference in Beijing, a researcher from Ghana presented testimony about tribal issues that he had in part gleaned through interviews with dead ancestors. He said that spirit mediums had acted as his “translators.� When he was met with skepticism from colleagues, he was defensive. “If I only heard from the living,� he explained, “I wouldn’t get a very good balance.� His perspective would be smart for you to

adopt right now, Libra. To make the wisest decisions and take the most righteous action, draw inspiration from what has passed away as much as from what’s alive and in your face. Halloween costume suggestion: a spirit medium.

A1=@>7= (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): “Behind every face, there are a thousand faces,� says film director Bryan Singer, who worked on two of the X-Men movies. He deals with professional actors, who specialize in revealing the myriad faces beneath the surface. But I think his assessment applies to lots of people, especially you Scorpios—although it must be said that you do have mad skills at hiding all the action going on beneath your surface. This Halloween, I urge you to make a break with tradition and show five or six of the real you’s lurking below your poker face. Costume suggestion: be inspired by Joseph Campbell’s “hero with a thousand faces.� A/57BB/@7CA (Nov. 22–Dec. 21): The Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown has a unique way of stimulating his imagination: He dons his gravity boots and meditates on complex storylines while he’s inverted. It’s also a good way to overcome writer’s block. “You think differently upside-down,� he says. Do you have an equivalent method for providing gentle shock therapy to your perspective, Sagittarius? This is a good time to use it. If you don’t already have a creative aid like that, hunt around for one. In the days ahead, it will come in handy. 1/>@71=@< (Dec. 22–Jan. 19): When Sheelah Ryan won $55 million in the Florida lottery, she used the money to create an organization dedicated to helping the disadvantaged. “I guess I’ve disappointed a lot of people,� she told a reporter. “I could be traveling all over the world, or have a beautiful mansion on the ocean, or have a chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce. But that’s not my style.� She’s your role model for the coming weeks, Capricorn. When good fortune comes to you— and I’m almost positive it will—I recommend that you look for ways to share it. The ironic fact of the matter is that if you’re generous as you tap in to your gift, there’ll be more of the gift.

/?C/@7CA (Jan. 20–Feb. 18): When I did a performance in Santa Fe a few years ago, a woman in the audience came up to me after the show and made a sardonic proposal: Would I like to join her twelve-step program for writers who are overly fond of vivid adjectives and adverbs? With all the uppity mock politeness I could summon, I told her that I was preposterously happy with my scintillating addiction to brazen language, and didn’t regard it as a raggedy problem that needed invasive correcting. Now I’m advising you to be like me and follow your heart when it tells you to be bigger, bolder, and brasher than ever before. Right now, shiny intensity is your sacred duty! Halloween costume suggestion: the sun.

>7A13A (Feb. 19–March 20): I hope you won’t merely wander around the frontier. I hope you’ll undertake a meticulous yet expansive exploration of that virgin territory. Here are some tips on how to proceed: 1. Formulate specific questions about what you’re looking for. 2. Develop a hypothesis for the experiments you want to carry out. 3. Ignore what doesn’t interest you and pounce only on what stirs your fascination. Halloween costume suggestion: an alien anthropologist visiting Earth from another planet; a time-traveler from the future who’s doing a documentary on this historical moment; a religious pilgrim who’s keeping a detailed journal. 6][Se]`Y( EVOb Wa g]c` U`SObSab TSO`- ;OYS Tc\ ]T Wb bVWa 6OZZ]eSS\ BSZZ [S OP]cb Wb Ob [g 4OQSP]]Y ^OUS( Vbb^( bW\gc`Z Q][ \YOg \

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