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Waste Management Board, demanding that “divestiture must proceed this year or the site must close,� provided a bitter subtext to the board’s meeting on the 27th. That letter, characterized by several critics as “bullying,� had actually been requested by county staff, Demery said, to clarify the state’s stance. This is just the most recent in a lengthy, unfortunate series of confrontational communications about the dump dating back to the discovery in May 2003 of a small amount of “leachate� between layers of the liner beneath the garbage. The problem was promptly repaired, and none of the contaminate escaped into the surrounding groundwater, but the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board called for costly remediation measures. Rather than seek a compromise, the county retained a “flamethrower� attorney to fight the requirement, whereupon positions hardened, the stakes escalated and the county, ultimately, lost. Significantly, other counties elsewhere, with similar issues, have found ways to work with regulators to keep their landfills operational. But Sonoma County got slapped down hard, and the resultant costs—environmental as well as economic—have been mounting ever since. Underlying each aspect of this sorry story is an unfortunate aura of administrative arrogance. Had the county built an effective and collegial team with local cities, a united front might have formed the basis for effective negotiations around mitigation measures to protect groundwater around the dump. But even after that window of opportunity had long since closed, key county bureaucrats persisted in the go-it-alone, take-it-or-leave-it approach that brought them—and us—to the present predicament. Hubris has dug this hole, and as the late Molly Ivins repeatedly reminded us, the First Law of Holes is: stop digging. In its dealings with both its neighbors and its nemeses, the county history in this matter shows decided deficits in respectful communication and a genuine desire for collaborative solutions. Maybe, even now, it’s not too late to give them a try.

Trash flow equals cash flow when it comes to securing financing.

Bruce Robinson is the news director for KRCB public radio and television, 91.1-FM and channel 22, respectively. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.

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new form of energy therapy is credited with helping even the most eco-depressed people recover their positive thinking. Developed by a Sonoma County local, emotional freedom techniques (EFT) is an East-West touch, or tapping, therapy that allegedly cures the depression that sensitive people feel in response to planetary crises. More significantly perhaps, for the past 15 years it has helped war veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Help is in the fingers. Santa Rosa EFT practitioner Rob Nelson claims a half-hour of this guided tapping can often do the trick. “Some clients have come to me virtually paralyzed by anguish over the state of the earth. Some people reach such a level of hopelessness that they can hardly get out of bed in the morning,� Nelson says. “We’re talking serious depression.� To help folks, Nelson gives tapping sessions. Along the body’s chi meridians, mapped by Chinese physicians centuries ago, EFT therapists show clients how and where to rhythmically tap away what’s bothering them. “We use about nine acupuncture meridian points, close to the surface,� Nelson explains. “Instead of inserting needles, we tap on these points while calling up whatever is disturbing the person. It may be an old trauma. But it doesn’t matter what the cause is. The tapping sequence will still work. Even young children can learn to use it.� Nelson claims the method can be selftaught at a basic level by using a manual downloadable for free at www.emofree.com. Other more advanced materials are “modestly priced and can be copied up to 100 times to give, not sell, to others,� says founder Gary Craig of Sea Ranch. Craig is a Stanford-trained engineer, self-described as an outsider to the field of psychology. “I’ve always had an interest in personal psychology, but I’m not stuck in the conventions of someone trained in the field,� Craig says. Free, then, to experiment, Craig recast a complicated system taught to him by psychologist Roger Callahan. “Engineers take things apart and put them back to together,� Craig reminds. “So I simplified his system

and put it out to the public. Now I’ve got hundreds of thousands of people doing this around the world. It’s an emotional version of acupuncture, very simple in concept. It’s a fresh look.� Emotional freedom techniques differ from traditional Western psychotherapy by positing that negative emotions are disruptions in the body’s energy systems. Nelson claims the fix is fast. “It takes about half an hour to bring eco-depressed clients back to a comfort level, with a renewed sense of purpose and hope,� he says. War veterans with PTSD have proven to take a bit longer to cure—about five or six hour-long sessions. Craig and his colleagues worked in cooperation with the Veterans Administration in Los Angeles in the mid-1990s when EFT was new. “We didn’t really know what we were doing then,� Craig admits, “but after their sessions, veterans began sleeping better. A few even checked out of the facility. The techniques worked.� Craig and others, now including a group of EFT practitioners collaborating on an initiative called the Stress Project, have worked successfully with veterans, from those who served in Iraq to those who served in Vietnam. Their website (www.stressproject.org) streams a video depicting effects of tapping sessions on veterans (caution: footage of vets describing combat atrocities in graphic detail). The EFT sessions demonstrated measurable success, including cortisol levels reduced by an average of 25 percent. Published research shows that veterans, even those who have carried trauma in their bodies for decades, have tested negative for PTSD after completing sessions of EFT. The Stress Project has helped over 400 veterans of American wars, for free or at low cost. Compared to combat trauma, it’s no surprise that eco-depression and gardenvariety anxiety are a cinch to fix with tapping. “One of the things I love about EFT is that it only eliminates the negative energies, the depression, phobias, anxiety or rage,� Nelson says. The good stuff, presumably, remains. “We could tap all day, and my activist clients are never going to lose their healthy levels of outrage or their caring,� he says. “They’ll never lose concern for the earth.�

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love and magic happens. Cooking together is important, because it’s what we love to do.� Della Fattoria, appropriately translated as “from the farm,� is indeed a family affair. Elisa is the cafe’s general manager, her brother, Aaron, is the head baker, and their parents, Kathleen and Edmund, run the wholesale bread distribution on their farm, as well as the farmers markets where their bread is sold on Thursdays in Marin and Saturdays in San Francisco. A lengthy list of restaurants and grocery stores, from Santa Rosa’s chic Syrah Bistro to Whole Foods in Mill Valley, now carry Della’s bread for its organic, handmade quality. Straight from the wood-fired brick ovens that evenly cook the bread using retained heat, Della Fattoria makes anywhere from 300 to 1,000 loaves of bread each day, based on distribution needs. “We are quite a small production compared to most bakeries, but it takes a lot of hands and its very labor-intensive. You have to be very patient. You can’t rush the bread,� Kathleen explains. In 1994, she created a natural starter of organic flour, water and a cluster of grapes from their ranch. The next morning, the slurry was bubbling, the scientific foundation to an art that became their bread-baking business, which first ran from their home on the ranch, until Edmund

found the space downtown a decade later. What makes their bread so special? To that, Aaron—still wearing his apron as he steps out of the kitchen—responds, “The care that goes into it. We don’t pay a bunch of underwaged workers to come in and make our products for us. We all tend to it. I think that matters a lot. A lot of other bakeries use mixers, and dividers or shapers, or machines that put it in the oven. We do everything by hand, the way it was done for hundreds of years.� Baking the bread is a 24-hour cycle, from heating the ovens to infusing the dough with the original starter—or as the Webers refer to it, “the mother�— which is still used as a natural leaven for their breads. It is fed twice a day with organic flour and pure well water “to keep it happy,� as Aaron quips. The Webers are very careful with their bread; they know its behavior, down to the way it responds differently to the touch of a newly hired baker’s hands. “So many things can go wrong that impact the bread, especially the weather, the temperature or even how it is handled,� Elisa says. Yet Kathleen points out the rare beauty of their loaves from the hearth. “Our customers know that our bread is consistently inconsistent,� she says. “It’s consistently good, but on some days it can be taller or darker, or the shape of loaves can be a little different, but it’s all done by hand, so they appreciate that.� &+ THE BOHEMIAN

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community is a really key thing to have in your life. It’s the idea of not being a taker and not adding to the landfills, but instead taking an active role and trying to make the world a better place,� Elisa says. Although the changes in the economy have impacted their business—the price of flour has tripled in price within the last few years—the Webers deem themselves fortunate to have such a good standing in the community, enabling them to put that extra finesse into the quality of their food. Amid a bustling lunch crowd, Kathleen beams. “For all of us, it’s a lifestyle. We’re doing something we really enjoy. We enjoy people, we love preparing food, and we love baking our bread. It’s just that sort of wonderment of doing something that someone else really appreciates. Food is kind of a social equalizer. If you can cook a good meal, anyone can appreciate that.�

4eTahcWX]V CWPc AXbTb Alexis Baking Company and Cafe Alexis excels at baked goods, like their “Best Damn Lemon Cakeâ€? and offers killer breakfasts and sensible soup ’n’ salad lunches. Their diverse bread choices include tomato basil, walnut wheat, challah or buttermilk dill. 1517 Third St., Napa. 707.258.1827. Basque Boulangerie Cafe The Boulangerie serves up fresh grilled cheese and tomato sandwiches on toasted French bread like nobody’s business. Local sweet tooths also swear by their cinnamon raisin bread. 460 First St. E., Sonoma. 707.935.7687. Bovine Bakery If the adage “you are what you eatâ€? is true, Bovine Bakery is unsuitably named, because everything about this small treasure on the main street of Pt. Reyes Station is the opposite of dull. Lured by the smell of coffee and delectable pastries, customers also line up each morning for a bite of their fresh, vegan bread. 11315 Shoreline Hwy., Point Reyes Station. 415.663.9420. Cousteaux French Bakery If a taste of Cousteaux French Bakery’s multigrain batard does not leave its customers praising the dough gods “en Français,â€? the fact that it has won Best of Show for the last three consecutive years at the Sonoma County Harvest Fair will. Handcrafted and hearty, their famous loaves are risen proof that the French know their bread. 417 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg. 707.433.1913. Downtown Bakery & Creamery Old-fashioned is not always a bad thing—at least not when it comes to good bread. Downtown Bakery and Creamery in Healdsburg stands by this belief, with everything from hearty sandwich rolls to French sweet breads among their most popular fares. 308-A Center St., Healdsburg. 707.431.2719. Full Circle Baking Right over the railroad tracks in Penngrove lies this small treasure trove of a bakery. Their baking process—beginning with milling their own flour and ending with distributing to farmers markets and grocery stores like Oliver’s—truly does come full circle. 10151 Main St., Penngrove, 707.794.9445. The Model Bakery Keeping the carbomaniacs happy for over 80 years, the Model Bakery sets the standard for beautiful loaves of hearth-baked seeded sourdough and garlic cheese baguettes. 1357 Main St., St. Helena. 707.963.8192. Tomales Bakery Devotees know to get there early because they close when the good stuff ’s sold out. 27000 Hwy. 1, Tomales. 707.87.2429. Village Bakery The only place in wine country that makes Scandinavian goodies and organic Danish breads, Village Bakery is a rare treat. Try the Kernebrod, a honestto-goodness rye bread generously doused with poppy, flax and sunflower seeds. 1445 Town and Country Drive, Santa Rosa. 707.527.7654. Wild Flour Bread Set in the tiny town of Freestone on the way to Bodega Bay, Wild Flour Bread is an eclectic bakery well-known for its organic sourdough-based loaves. With names like “Jungle bread,â€? infused with bananas, walnuts and cardamom, Wild Flour’s as wildly pleasing as its name denotes. 140 Bohemian Hwy., Freestone, 707.874.2938. —T.M.

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But that was five years and several bailouts ago. In succeeding years, global warming has gone from a sidebar to a headline. Evidence of secret Iranian nuclear facilities has soured our Cold War romanticism. From healthcare to finance, the prefix “broken� has been applied to every industrialized system humankind has had the gumption to design. When Emmerich’s 2012 opens on Nov. 13, the world that lapped up his last two end-time fables might not be so eager for part three. Think back to those cargo-ship wolves. They were silly at the time. Today, they’re downright insulting. From Al Gore’s Inconvenient Truth to the glut of green literature, humanity has now learned more about climate change than we ever wanted to know. In 1996, most newspapers didn’t have a “green� section—shucks, in 1996, newspapers still mattered. Now concern over global warming and oil dependency are so common that President Obama speaks about them on a weekly basis, and the first lady keeps a vegetable garden. She’s not alone. As phrases

like “peak oil� cease to be late-night punch lines, vegetable gardens are once again popping up all over America. Some people hope to shrink their carbon footprint. Some have been terrified by record outbreaks of E. coli as inadequately regulated foodstuffs make their way to the dinner plate. Throw in a few viral outbreaks such as H1N1, a couple of brewing geo-political conflicts, and you no longer need to see John Cusack pitted against giant CGI tsunamis in order to score yourself a boatload of apocalyptic thrills. In time like these, the apocalypse needs a new hero.

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Just how likely is a Road-like scenario, really? What could cause it? According to the new crop of environmental journalists like Alan Weisman (The World Without Us) and The Guardian’s George Monbiot (who has called The Road “the most important environmental book ever written�), climate change is a good place to start. And the scientific community agrees with them. “The earth is about to catch a morbid fever that may last as long as 100,000 years,� James Lovelock wrote in The Independent in 2006. In this essay, he declares, “We are

in a fool’s climate, accidentally kept cool by smoke, and before this century is over billions of us will die and the few breeding pairs of people that survive will be in the Arctic where the climate remains tolerable.� Lovelock is known for such pronouncements. In a 2007 interview with Rolling Stone, he predicted that as global warming wreaks havoc on our atmosphere, “extreme weather� will become the norm, resulting in a mass exodus of people as formerly habitable places fall victim to rising tides and the encroachment of deserts. Such migrations, he predicts, will result in epidemics of disease as refugees mingle, killing off all but 500 million people by 2100. As world temperatures shift, survivors will discover that the most attractive real estate is in Oslo (where Lovelock currently resides). This sounds rather like the plot of one of Emmerich’s movies, but Lovelock, creator of the electron capture detector, a device which enabled the discovery of dangerous levels of chlorofluorocarbons in our atmosphere and paved the way for the detection of ozone-layer depletion, is not so easily dismissed. He’s a former NASA scientist whose work analyzing planetary atmospheres led him to formulate the Gaia hypothesis: a theory viewing the earth as a super-organism, its interconnected systems (weather, energy, plant life, etc.) acting much like an immune system to maintain the planet’s equilibrium. If you poison Gaia, say by pumping pollutants into the air, the planet’s system of ecological feedback will devise a way to balance the damage. Gaia is a staple of the environmental movement, and though initially dismissed in the 1960s, the hypothesis has gained more respectability in the scientific community as awareness of climate change evolves. The idea that a planet in the grip of a “morbid fever� might attempt to regulate itself through floods, droughts and changing weather patterns no longer seems like New Age mysticism when the U.N. acknowledges (in a recent Associated Press article) that natural disasters like the recent back-toback typhoons in the Philippines have contributed to food shortages in Third World countries, or when the U.S. Government Accountability Office authors a report warning of increased risk of flooding and droughts across the nation if current levels of greenhouse gasses are maintained. As in The Road, a time might come when a scattered populace, suffering from climactic upheaval, must make their way to safer climes or die.

Oil Eaters Freak weather, of course, isn’t the worst that could happen. In his book The World Without Us, Alan Weisman consults with nuclear scientists and chemical plant inspectors and concludes, as McCarthy has, that in the event of apocalypse a nuclear winter would definitely be part of the equation. The ash that floats perpetually across McCarthy’s blasted landscape could be caused by a chain reaction brought on by the failure of the electrical grid. If the human population found itself decimated and no one was left to

keep the lights on, Weisman writes, the electronic computer systems we use to regulate our country’s oil refineries would also fail. This could lead to explosions, as the pressure exerted by the refining process goes unvented. As Weisman sees it, a “mini chemical nuclear winter” could result from the release of built-up clouds of toxic chemicals. Actual nuclear winter might not be far behind as the uranium contained in the planet’s 441 nuclear power plants inevitably succumbs to uranium decay, melting reactor cores and spewing radioactive poison into the earth and sky. If Weisman’s scenario plays out, those of us who miraculously survive nuclear fallout and clouds of hydrogen cyanide might encounter actual mutants like the short-lived albino swallows who sprang up around Chernobyl only a year after its meltdown. Such animals have shortened life spans and perhaps die off more easily. This lines up nicely with McCarthy’s mythology: there are no animals in The Road, and at times the characters glimpse still-smoldering fires, as of distant machinery burning. Of course, Weisman’s experiment is based on the idea that we won’t be around to see the end. James Howard Kunstler, author of The Long Emergency knows we won’t be so lucky. “I view the period ahead as one of generalized and chronic contraction,” he writes. Kunstler describes a world in which our oil-rich suburban existence is gradually dismantled back to its agrarian roots. While sharing Lovelock’s view that climate change will drastically cull the human population, altering forever our way of life, Kunstler credits much of the coming catastrophe and loss of life to our inability to cope with the depletion of the oil reserves we rely on to supply us with cheap goods, transportation and, most importantly, food. (His predictions assume that the world reached peak oil production sometime in 2005 and that from now on we have only half the oil that ever existed to rely on for the duration of our tenure on earth. This is an idea supported by many scientists and energy authorities, including a number of former oil-company geologists.) “To put it simply,” he writes, “Americans have been eating oil and natural gas for the past century, at an ever accelerating pace. Without the massive ‘inputs’ of cheap gasoline and diesel fuel for machines, irrigation and trucking, or petroleum-based herbicides and pesticides, or fertilizers made out of natural gas, Americans will be compelled to radically reorganize the way food is produced, or starve.” That reorganization, Kunstler posits, will take the form of more centralized living arrangements—the abandonment of suburbia for “easily walkable,” close-knit towns and cities, and a focus on smallscale agricultural production among comparatively tiny communities, as espoused by the Transition communities springing up worldwide whose U.S. center is based in Sonoma County. Education, consumerism and all the other normal constructs of society will either cease to exist or take a firm back seat to the production of food and simple survival. Like McCarthy’s characters, we will mostly worry

about food. Always food. And of protecting what little we have. The competition for resources, Kunstler thinks, will be the scariest part of The Long Emergency. While he agrees with Lovelock that climate change will result in massive loss of life, he predicts even greater strife as oil supplies dwindle and the world’s governments vie for control of vanishing reserves. As he points out, much of the world’s oil is “located in places where the people hate us.” “A military contest over oil,” he warns, “could eventually inflame a theater of war stretching from the Middle East to Southeast Asia” as nuclear powers like India, China and America vie for control of vanishing oil reserves. A nuclear war would certainly result in the sort of blasted landscape McCarthy describes— and as bad as that sounds, Kunstler is also thorough in his dismantling of hope on a domestic scale. Post-oil America, he says, could face re-emergence of feudalism as limited resources draw people together in tight social enclaves. “People desperate for legitimate authority to assist them in organizing their survival,” he writes, “will probably accept more starkly hierarchical social relations in general and disdain democracy as a waste of effort.” Extreme religiosity might also reemerge as a frightened populace attempts to reconcile previous modes of existence with a new, stark reality. Religion also plays a part in The Road. And here is where the similarities between Kunstler and McCarthy part ways. Despite frequent passages in which the main character curses God and rejects His existence, the spirituality in McCarthy’s book is largely positive. In the face of extreme suffering, love becomes the character’s religion as the father continually, and selflessly, sacrifices for the good of his son. One would hope that if the ominous portents of Kunstler, Lovelock or Weisman come true, we would also adopt these charitable attitudes.

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Theater has tackled La Bohème. It’s a shame, too, because it’s is exactly the kind of opera at which Cinnabar excels. Directed by Elly Lichenstein, with musical direction from Nina Shuman, this new production benefits from strong lead performers, who can both sing beautifully and act with tremendous depth and emotional truth—not always a given, based on some of Cinnabar’s less successful recent operatic efforts. In four relatively short acts—staged fluidly with one intermission and a pair of brief “seventh inning stretchesâ€?—and employing an English translation by Donald Pippin, Lichenstein uses the smallness of the space to effective advantage. The graceful set by Scott Barringer changes from the spare poverty of the artists’ meager apartment to a busy street-side cafe to the imposing gates of Paris and back to the apartment. It’s in that garret where most of the drama takes place. The Bohemians are represented by the foursome of Rodolfo, a poet, Marcello, a painter, Coline, a philosopher, and Schaunard, a musician. On Christmas Eve, as Rodolfo (played with puppy-dog sincerity by tenor Will Hart Meyer) prepares to burn his latest manuscript for heat, a series of events are set in place that will lead to his doomed romance with frail but large-hearted Mimi (superbly and sweetly played by soprano Leslie Sandefur), who knocks on Rodolfo’s door to borrow a match, and ends up falling in love. The story is told in scenes that resemble snapshots, with certain connective details left to the imagination, as the story compares and contrasts the love of Mimi and Rodolfo with Marcello’s steamy-stormy affair with the singer Musetta. Performed with admirable range by soprano Julia Hathaway, her Musetta is a delight, as sly and adaptable as Mimi is guileless and true, with a spry voice that turns the beloved waltz “Quando Me n’voâ€? into a flirtatious call to arms when she sees her former love Marcello (passionately performed, with excellent comic touches, by baritone Todd Donovan) celebrating—and spending— the rare paycheck of musician Schaunard (baritone Eugene Walden). The early scenes of youthful love, friendship and petty larceny—the Bohemians’ solution to a larger-than-expected cafe bill is especially funny—eventually give way to tragedy, as Mimi’s illness becomes apparent, and each make their own sacrifices to save her. For penniless Rodolfo, his plan is to break Mimi’s heart so that she will leave him for a suitor with more money. When Mimi returns to the garret, in grave condition, the philosopher Colline (bass William O’Neill) decides to sell his beloved overcoat to buy medicine for her, and it is a testament to O’Neill’s skill that his farewell song to the coat is so genuinely moving. The final act, which ends the way all great operas must—with a truly excruciating death scene—is played with such tenderness and calm beauty that even the hardest of hearts will surely feel something give way deep down. That after all, is what great operas do, and what this lovely La Bohème does better than most. ‘La Bohème’ runs through Nov. 21. Wednesday at 7:30pm; Friday–Saturday at 8pm; Sunday, Nov. 15, at 3pm. Cinnabar Theater, 3333 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. $32–$38. 707.763.8920.

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gnès Varda opens her documentary The Beaches of Agnès with the comment, “I’m playing the role of a little old lady.â€? This is Varda’s essay on herself, as a filmmaker startled to discover that she’s about to be 80 years old. What holds the film together is the theme of the waters’ edges; at beaches, riversides, canals or stone quays, she voyages out and returns home. In one instance (Varda describes it as “a flop,â€? because she can’t feel what she thought she would feel), the director revisits a childhood home in Brussels and walks along the rim of a dried-up pond in the backyard. By contrast, her favorite place growing up is Sete, on the Mediterranean. Varda and her family lived on a boat in the canals there. We see a dreamy Medieval landscape, a place with its own language. But Sete is also a poor fishers’ city, and Varda’s first film was shot there, 1954’s La Pointe Courte, a neorealist effort with shifting perspectives, influenced by Faulkner’s Wild Palms. Varda films herself piloting a flatbottomed boat with an Arabian sail up to the Rhone to Avignon, and down the Seine. She visits old friends at Venice Beach in Los Angeles. She recreates her old place at the Rue Daguerre. Fancy being a photographer, living and working on the street named after the inventor of the camera! Every glimpse of Varda’s work makes you want to see more. Here are excerpts from Cleo from 5 to 7, recently released on Criterion, and the documentary Daguerreotypes about her neighbors on the Rue Daguerre. Varda explains that she could only shoot that documentary in a 300-meter radius around her front door because no one wanted to pay for the electricity, so she ran the lights off an extension cord protruding from the mail slot on her gate. But the point is that Varda isn’t just reviving her old movies like a guest on a chat show. She has a wider gaze than that. I can’t

recall a film so honest about the pleasures and pitfalls of filmmaking. It seems that what drew Varda to the movie camera was a democratic eye and a doit-yourself mentality. This French New Wave veteran was always good at spotting talent, whether it was the young GĂŠrard Depardieu (seen in Varda’s quay-side short titled Nausicaa), the lovely and severe Jane Birkin, Philipe Noiret or the young Harrison Ford. If there’d been a spot of pretense or greatladyisms, The Beaches of Agnès would be unwatchable. Varda is not afraid to look fond or ridiculous. In honor of the heart-shapedpotato sequence in her brilliant The Gleaners and I, she dresses in a potato costume as part of a multimedia piece on the spud. Varda loves flea markets, and her instincts as a recycler make her take the print of one of her failed films—a forgotten film “with beautiful actorsâ€?—and construct it into a sheltering structure in a park. In Beaches, Varda includes the part that death plays in her life. At a photo exhibit, honoring her friend Jean Vilar, the creator of the Avignon Festival, she points to the lost friends in the photos. It prepares us, finally, for the tombstone reading “Ici Repose Jacques Demy.â€? “The most cherished of the dead,â€? Varda says of her husband, the director of one of the most popular French imports of the 1960s, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg. Varda made another movie commemorating the 100th anniversary of cinema. She personified cinema as a grandmannered aristocrat of many names and a fading memory. From the vantage of The Beaches of Agnès, a better embodiment of cinema would be an old lady: frank, kind, fearless and full of charming and fascinating stories, one who’d been with us at childhood and one who would somehow be there all the way to the end.

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Player’s Ball With over a hundred advance tickets sold, it was a supreme letdown when the E-40 show at the Santa Rosa Armory back in August was shut down by police before even getting underway. Just like the Vallejo rapper got his second wind with his smash album My Ghetto Report Card after a long career languishing in obscurity, so the ill-fated show gets its second wind by moving to . . . the Odd Fellows Hall? You read it right. Underneath framed medals and portraits of past encampment officers—not to mention a hallway covered in garish photos of Rose Parade f loats from the 1960s to today—the “Ambassador of the Bay� makes a return to the area slangin’ his trademark rapid delivery of crazyintellectual lingo. The Ambassador’s subordinate lodge includes “noble grand� Turf Talk, “chaplain� Laroo Nump, “wardens� the DB’z, “color bearer� Cousin Fik, “vice grand� Ant D.O.G. and a host of guardians and supporters on Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. 545 Pacific Ave., Santa Rosa. 8pm. $30. 707.843.6624.

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Grievous Angel Certain voices never fail to provide an immediate sense of calm, and Gram Parsons, who died in 1973, may have possessed just about the most paradoxical. With a tumultuous life that ended in tragedy out in Joshua Tree, Parsons left behind a near-perfect catalogue of songs, each one a hazy window into carefree ease. Over the years, the legend of Parsons ebbs and flows in varying degrees (reaching an apex in 2003 with Grand Theft Parsons, a film based on the hilarious journey of Parsons’ corpse after his death), but it’s never a bad time to resurrect his brilliant, emotional catalogue. No band in the area does Parsons’ music better than Laughing Gravy, a supergroup featuring members of Solid Air, Under the Radar, the Ruminators and more.

Knowing better than to mimic Parsons, Laughing Gravy instead capture the essence of songs like “Hickory Wind� and “Hot Burrito #2� and runs it through their Northern California filter. It’ll be hearts on fire when Laughing Gravy play Friday, Nov. 6, at the Last Day Saloon. 120 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. 8:30pm. $8–$10. 707.545.2343.

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things to keep us company, but only up to a point. What we really need is other bodies, and preferably moving ones. The best bet for such escape this week is in the form of the Los Angeles Latin-hip-hop-rock ensemble Ozomatli, who for 10 years have gotten crowds on their feet with horns, turntables, harmonies, MCs and guitars. Begun as a fundraiser for a community center in L.A., Ozomatli has since toured the world with one of the most energetic live shows imaginable, and have brought people together under the banner of peace, freedom and music. On certain nights, the band has been known to hop off the stage, walk through the crowd while playing, and lead everybody out into the street for a parade of music and dancing. Some call it radical, but really it’s just human nature at its best when Ozomatli play on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at the Mystic Theatre. 23 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. 9pm. $30–$32. 707.765.2121.

Let us praise the crazies, the dreamers, the artists who ask “Why not?� instead of “Why?� In other words, let us praise Philippe Petit, the man who admired the newly built World Trade Center towers in 1974 so much that he decided to honor them one morning by stringing up a tightrope and walking, without a net, from one tower to the other while a surprised downtown Manhattan populace gasped from below. As recounted in the excellent documentary Man on Wire, Petit was immediately arrested for his feat, but he has since gone down in history for one of the most daring acts of guerrilla acrobatics. If you’ve ever rooted for ideas that seemed too absurd to be feasible, or if you’ve ever dreamed of the impossible, the gut reaction after viewing is to find Petit, shake his hand, and say thank you. (As for himself, he went directly to bed with a stranger.) The film screens and Petit himself appears in conversation on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at the Napa Valley Opera House. 1030 Main St., Napa. 7pm. $35. 707.226.7372.

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Country Rock Extravaganza 8:30pm

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Nov 15

HOUSTON JONES

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Nov 20

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PATO BANTON & THE NOW GENERATION PLUS

RANCHO DELUXE

Hot Honky Tonk and Country Rock 8:30pm

JIM LAUDERDALE Nov 21 Celebrated Singer/Songwriter Sun

Nov 22 TIM WEED

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THUR 11/19 • 7:30PM DOORS • $25 • 21+ ACOUSTIC/FUNK/ROCK

415.662.2219

On the Town Square, Nicasio www.ranchonicasio.com

AN EVENING WITH

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ROY ROGERS AND THE DELTA RHYTHM KINGS

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NATHAN MAXWELL

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TODD SNIDER For All Ages Shows • No Children Under 10 Allowed

23 Petaluma Blvd, Petaluma

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David Huebner

Acoustic Folk www.myspace.com/davidhuebner

+ SKEE-LO + AARON "AY" YOUNG

11/6 8:30 PM SHOW > $8/10 > AMERICANA

Friday, Nov 6 @ 7:30pm

a musical celebration of gram parsons by

Jennifer Tuker

LAUGHING GRAVY

Acoustic Folk www.myspace.com/jennifertucker2008

11/7 9:30 PM SHOW > $5/7 > DUB REGGAE

THE DIRTY DUB BAND

Saturday, Nov 7 @ 8pm

The Easy Leaves

+ WHOGAS

Americana Folk Rock www.myspace.com/theeasyleaves

11/12 8:30 PM SHOW > $12/15 > ROCK & ROLL

SUPERSUCKERS

Sunday, Nov 8 @ 12pm

+ THE LAST VEGAS + COCKPIT

Radio KBOB

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tHE PULSATORS + VOLKER STRIFLER BAND + THE BONAFIDE BLUE

707.874.9037 | www.barleynhops.com 3688 Bohemian Highway, Occidental

ROGER CLYNE AND THE PEACEMAKERS

Wed, Nov 4 8:45-9:45am; 5:45-6:45 Jazzercise 10am-12:15pm Scottish Dance Youth and Family 7:00-10:00pmSingles & Pairs Square Dance Club

Fri, Nov 6 7:15pm

TWICE AS GOOD + JACQUES WILKINS + SOULSHINE BLUES BAND 11/20 9:30 PM SHOW > $10/12 > ROCK

ROYAL BLISS + RESIDENT HERO + SHAMANS HARVEST 11/21 8:30 PM SHOW > $15 > ROCK FUNK

JOE KROWN TRIO FEATURING WALTER "WOLFMAN" WASHINGTON & RUSSEL BATISTE JR.

all shows are 21+ unless noted

8:45-9:45am Jazzercise DJ Steve Luther hosts a West Coast Swing Party with dance instructors Edna & Dick $10

Sat, Nov 7 8:00-9:00am; 9:15-10:15am Jazzercise 10:30-11:45am Salsa Workout with DJ Steve Luther 7:00pm Singles & Pairs Square Dance Club Hoedown Sun, Nov 8 8:30-9:30am Jazzercise 10:30–11:30am Zumba Fitness with Anna 1:30-3:30pm Vintage Dance with Gary Thomas 5:00–9:30pm DJ Steve Luther Country-Western Lessons & Dancing $10 Mon, Nov 9 8:45-9:45am; 5:45-6:45pm Jazzercise 3:30pm WEIGHTWATCHERS MEETING Weigh in 3:30, Meeting 4:00

7:00-10:00pm New Scottish Country Dancing

for reservations: 707.545.5876

Tues, Nov 10 8:45-9:45am; 5:45-6:45pm Jazzercise 9:30am WEIGHTWATCHERS MEETING

707.545.2343

7:15-9:00pm AFRICAN DANCE with Victoria Strowbridge

Weigh in 9:30, Meeting 10:00

120 5th street @ davis street santa rosa, ca

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Poet Carlos AndrĂŠs GomĂŠz visits SSU arlos AndrĂŠs GomĂŠz, a Harlem-born poet internationally renowned for his work, was ranked twice as a National Poetry SlamFinalist, collaboratively performed on Broadway with tap dancer Savion Glover and has starred in the Spike Lee joint Inside Man. “I moved like crazy growing up,â€? Gomez by phone from an Illinois hotel, part of a frantic fall tour schedule, listing off several East Coast states and nations such as Brazil and Switzerland as areas where he grew up. Being the child of a father who worked for the U.N. and mother who was an anthropologist, GomĂŠz moved quite frequently in his youth. Even with such educated parents, he recalls, “I used to dislike reading and writing. I didn’t learn English until I was five, and I wasn’t able to read until I was 10.â€? This changed when he was 16 and at school in Providence, R.I., when he heard poet Martin Espada perform. “I was entranced with reading and writing [after that], and haven’t stopped since.â€? GomĂŠz went on to graduate from the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia with a degree in American history, and spent a year and a half as a social worker and four years as a public school teacher in New York City. As a poet, Gomez is still influenced by Espada as well as by Pablo Neruda. He has taken cues from his favorite poets and also incorporates complex themes and conceptual ideas in his work. His goals are always to reveal a sense of clarity that allows a voice to be present in the piece, and to utilize said themes and concepts to in turn reveal himself. “I write every single day, could be five poems or little scraps, ideas, lines or concepts or journaling,â€? he says. GomĂŠz carries a moleskin notebook with him at all times to jot down thoughts or ideas. Having found national fame for his slampoetry performances, GomĂŠz is now able to be more selective with the shows he chooses to perform, be they paid positions or benefit shows for a good cause. Still, he is often on the road, and does been 100 and 150 shows a year. As a performer, Gomez will never do the same show twice. “You have to feel out the energy and vibe of the crowd. It’s like teaching,â€? he says, where sometimes you have to “shift on a dime.â€? Carlos AndrĂŠs GomĂŠz appears at the SSU Student Union’s multipurpose room on Friday, Nov. 6 at 7pm. 1801 E. Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park. Free. 707.664.2382.

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ONE HONEST WOMAN LEFT Bright SF, 60s, with good values, flexibleandhonest, likes reading, camping, travel, taking walks. Seeking similar male, 50-69, for friendship, casual relationship, possible LTR. 309769

VERY PERSONABLE Motivated, bright, artistic, hardworking, health-conscious female, 50s, personable and flexible, seeks male, age open, who likes museums, travel, long drives, camping, hiking. 309770

LOOKING FOR LTR Outdoorsy, health-minded, clean-cut, honest woman in her 30s, who enjoys biking, dining, shopping, the beach, hiking, taking walks, wants to meet a male in his 30s for LTR. 309772

CAPTIVATING! Adorable, hard-working, classy female, 50s, enjoys museums, shopping, travel, coffee shops, the beach. Seeking SM, 50s, for friendship, casual relationship, or LTR. 309776

A CARING HEART Outdoorsy, flexible, nurturing, feminine woman, 50s, likes camping, long drives, travel, coffee shops, taking walks. Seeking male, 40-59, for LTR. 309777

GOOD VALUES Caring, personable, compassionate, classy, hard-working female, 50s, likes music, dancing, travel, reading, museums, dining, the beach. Seeking SM, 50s, for friendship, possibly more. 309780

WAITING ARMS Caring, educated, honest, optimistic, hard-working SF, 30s, enjoys travel, dining out, long drives, the beach, reading, walks, hiking, music and more. Would like to meet like-minded man, 30-40, for LTR. 313123

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LET’S MEET FOR DINNER Caring, honest, flexible, compassionate woman, 60s, loves dancing, travel, reading, dining out. Seeking similar man, 60s, for LTR. 301189

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LET’S MEET FOR COFFEE SM, 20s, bright, artistic, ambitious, optimistic, personable, likes dining, travel, the beach, walking, exercise. Seeking female, 20s, for possible relationship. 318319

COMPASSIONATE SM, 60s, with good values, likes camping, dancing, dining, reading, hiking, walking, biking. Looking for SF, 50s, for LTR. 318320

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Centering Prayer Retreat Day This retreat day will offer a variety of contemplative prayer practices (centering prayer, prayer walk, lectio divina, journaling). Beginners welcome. Cost: $25. Sat, Nov 14, 10am - 5 pm, Journey Center, Santa Rosa, 707-578-2121, www.journeycenter.org

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Mahakaruna Buddhist Meditation Center Offers ongoing introductory and advanced classes. Weds at noon, Tues & Weds evenings 7:30–8:45pm Prayers for World Peace, Sun, 10:30–11:45am Everyone welcome. 304 Petaluma Blvd., North, Petaluma www.meditationinnorcal.org

10 AM - 3:30 PM, Saturday, November 14, 2009 Mahakaruna Buddhist Meditation Center 304 Petaluma Blvd. North, Petaluma $25 donation (includes vegetarian lunch) Join us for a peaceful day of contemplation, meditation, and silence to meditate on the fundamental states of mind that lead to liberation and enlightenment.

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6th Annual JCC Meditation Retreat Bittul haYesh: Uncovering the Authentic Self. ALL WELCOME in spiritual practices of meditation, sacred Hebrew chant, mystical storytelling, yoga, nature, more. Dec 4-6, Petaluma. www.jccsoco.org/meditation or call (707) 528-4222 x 330

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The Journey Center: Christ-centered Spirituality, Healing, & Wholeness Reading room, art gallery, prayer/ meditation gatherings, spiritual journey resources, bodywork, bookstore, free WiFi. 1601 Fourth Street, Santa Rosa. www.journeycenter.org 707.578.2121

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Sonoma County Showcase Sat., Nov. 7, 11am - 5pm. Free admission and parking for public! Grace Pavillion, Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Santa Rosa. Exhibitions, entertainment, door prizes, art, gifts. Call 24/7 to negotiate price of exhibition booth for business, non-profit, arts, crafts and farmers. 707-527-7563. www.sonomacoeventsunlimited.com

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Donate Your Auto 800.380.5257 We do all DMV. Free pick up- running or not (restrictions apply). Live operators- 7 days! Help the Polly Klaas Foundation provide safety information and assist families in bringing kids home safely.

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