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OWADAYS, there seems to be an inordinate amount of kvetching (outrageous complaining) about most everything, and it emanates from all directions and political stripes. Complaining is an inalienable right, and while some of it is legitimate in a world with so many inequities and accompanying narishkeit (nonsense), some people make excessive griping their forte. They waste their time and energy and alienate others by kvetching instead of trying to make positive changes in their own lives and to the condition of the world. Kvetching has permeated our political discourse, from D.C., where each party complains about the other’s actions or lack of action, to Santa Cruz, where “anarchists� grouse about capitalistic business people and demand their right to rearrange society to their liking, business people kvetch about the homeless and the pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian kvetchers attack each other with published unbalanced barbs without making any effort to engage in any rational face-toface discussion. It’s legitimate to kvetch and even shout, but when all sides are doing so at the same time, no one listens, no one hears and nothing is accomplished. Perhaps it takes an individual who has endured an unwanted hell to learn how to avoid kvetching and try to do something positive. Holocaust survivors and former Japanese-American internees have legitimate reasons to kvetch, but the many I have worked with over the past 10 years have discarded kvetching and try to do good with their own deeds, leaving complaining to others. Adam Cintz, a survivor of Auschwitz, where he lost his 8-year-old son to the fiery furnaces, is looking forward to celebrating his 100th birthday on July 1. He recently learned that he had cancer of the esophagus and said, “It’s no big deal.� A month earlier he spoke to hundreds of high school students telling them his story and inspiring them to do good in their lives. He’s hoping to be healthy enough to speak to students again. A few years ago he received a patent for a magnified lighted reading stand that enables people with restricted vision to enjoy reading and learning. He also created a simple device that allows people with severe arthritis to easily button up their shirt or blouse. He donates all of the proceeds from sales to an area Holocaust group. Eighty-seven-year-old Jimi Yamaichi has not let his wrongful internment at the Tule Lake concentration camp stifle him, and his tireless efforts have contributed to the designation of his forced home from 1943 to 1946 in Northern California as a National Monument. At July 4th weekend pilgrimages there, he helps educate both younger Japanese-Americans and Caucasians about what can happen when the Constitution is abandoned. Jimi still sees discrimination in subtle ways and picks his times to speak out. He defended innocent Muslims after 9/11 and was honored for his actions with the Courage Award from the Council on American Islamic Relations. Under his supervision, San Jose’s new Japanese American Museum will include an almost barren barracks room he built similar to the one he and his family once lived in. Like Adam, Jimi also tries to inspire students and others to not let the negative actions of some get in the way of doing good themselves. Adam and Jimi work to resolve problems in an unobtrusive manner and try to accomplish something positive with their actions. They don’t have the time to waste kvetching. Harvey Gotliffe is a Santa Cruz–based writer. He is the editor and publisher of the Ho-Ho-Kus Cogitator and its blog at: http://theho-ho-kuscogitator.blogspot.com.

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Dela-When, Already? Remember '&'% 9ZaVlVgZ? You know, the sprawling 20-acre, 530,000-square-foot livework building project on Delaware Avenue that, when it was approved by the Santa Cruz City Council back in July 2008, was going to usher in a new progressive multi-use community to the Westside? That was, of course, until the economy tanked and GZYigZZ EgdeZgi^Zh, the project developer, couldn’t sell any of the lots to customers. Well, today the property looks much as it has for the last decade: a fenced-off empty field— only now with scattered sewer connections popping from the weed-riddled soil and a locked trailer office awaiting the return of construction crews. City officials still believe the studios, stores, apartments and offices envisioned for the project will sell like hot cakes once the economy picks up again. But with the ghosts of long-departed Wrigley’s, Texas Instruments and Lipton still haunting the nearby lots where once their bustling offices hummed with well-paid workers, the future of the Westside industrial block remains anything but certain. Meanwhile, 8gV^\ ;gZcX], managing director of Redtree, says his company needs to do a better job reminding potential residents that Redtree is “open for business.� He also says, however, that despite the slow start, he may have a few of the property’s first tenants ready to shake hands and sign contracts. “After we got the entitlements, we all collectively fell into this recession,� he says. “We did slow things down as our partners reined in their plans for growth. We have completed about 50 percent of the infrastructure and we’re moving forward on a couple of deals that, if things work out, we’ll be able to say more about soon. I would hope that by fall of this year we could get going with construction again.� Though French says he can’t disclose the names of the interested businesses that are looking to buy property until the deals are in ink, he says there are four in total and that three are local businesses looking to expand and one is an out-of-state software company hoping to find a new home. At the city, planning director ?ja^VcV GZWV\a^Vi^ also acknowledges that the project got off to a rocky start. With a 15-year build-out plan, however, she says the there is still plenty of opportunity to make up for lost time.

Tourism Tax Vote Approaches As another summer dawns in Santa Cruz and the boardwalk begins to swell with tourists, the hotel industry is hoping this year will be better than last. It may be getting a leg up. On Tuesday, June 15, the Board of Supervisors will make its final vote on the proposed Idjg^hb BVg`Zi^c\ 9^hig^Xi—a special lodging fee that would be used exclusively by and for the tourism industry to promote tourism in Santa Cruz County. The proposed fee would add an additional $1–$1.50 to hotel stays and provide an estimated $1.1 million to the Conference and Visitors Council. The idea has already received the thumbs-up from city councils in Santa Cruz, Scotts Valley, Capitola and Watsonville. The supes’ approval would make it official countywide. Hotel representatives who spoke at the Board of Supervisors’ meeting weeks ago expressed concerns over what they say is a 25 percent drop in business from last year. “Market share in Santa Cruz County is dwindling as compared to other counties,� says ?^b BV\\^d, general manager at Seascape Resort. Maggio, who has had to lay off 17 employees since last season, says Santa Cruz must do more to compete with Monterey and Tahoe for tourists. District 1 Supervisor ?d]c AZdedaY supports the intentions of the proposed TMD but remains concerned about job quality and wages of hotel workers, which would not be affected or addressed by the new fee. “Labor representation in communities assures decent wages and benefits,� says Leopold. “In Santa Cruz County, we don’t have that.� Leopold also expressed concern that the TMD would stay on task in the future and not be allowed to lobby or become an entity that would influence local government decisions down the road. Although he supports the TMD, his vote is contingent on the language of the ordinance plan. The proposed TMD would be on top of the current IgVch^Zci DXXjeVcXn IVm, or bed tax, which charges guests a fee equal to 10 percent of each lodging stay and goes into municipalities’ general funds. In the city of Santa Cruz that valuable TOT revenue funds police, fire and public works and currently faces a $4 million shortfall. Critics of the TMD, like Gdc EdbZgVco of Santa Cruzans for Responsible Planning, question whether an increase in promotion guarantees an increase in tourism and advocate a 2 percent to 3 percent TOT increase instead. Maria Grusauskas

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to succeed in the current environment. To keep the Central Coast from risking a Louisiana-style oil disaster, voters would do well to consider the candidates’ environmental credentials. Laird’s record is sterling. Starting in 1985, when as a Santa Cruz councilmember he coauthored an innovative measure aimed at preventing oil drilling off the coast—a measure adopted by 26 cities and counties by 1990—he has consistently defended the environment, working in the Assembly to procure oil spill cleanup funding, establishing the Sierra Nevada Conservancy and authoring legislation to prevent a repeat of the LBAM debacle. He was one of the original authors of A.B. 32, California’s progressive carbon emissions law. His opponent, the powerful San Luis Obispo Republican Sam Blakeslee, has wisely portrayed himself as a forwardthinking moderate with an interest in alternative energy. But as Assembly Minority Leader in 2009, Blakeslee had a seat with the rest of the “Big 5� at the final budget negotiating table, where he toed the no-new-revenue party line. Whatever voters think of California’s expenditures, a budget crisis of this severity deserves more than simplistic adherence to ideology. And Blakeslee, a former geologist with Exxon, voted last year to approve offshore oil drilling on the Tranquillon Ridge, a vote he surely regrets now. In recent years he has authored and supported legislation on alternative energy, but the two candidates’ lifetime League of Conservation Voters scores give a sense of the big picture: Blakeslee’s score is 25, Laird’s is 100. We recommend voting for John Laird for Senate District 15 on June 22. 0

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book, Forget Sorrow: An Ancestral Tale, has captured the attention of lit critics and graphic novel enthusiasts alike, and has Yang being celebrated as a natural in the genre. “My editor says I’ve taken to it like a duck to water,â€? she says with a smile. Born in Taiwan, Yang emigrated with her parents to the United States, via Japan, when she was 7 years old. She says she understands what it is to be a stranger in a new country, relying on stories from home for a sense of identity. “When you come to a new country, the stories become like landfill,â€? she says. “You pull soil from the old country so you can have a ground here.â€? ¨ !

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In Forget Sorrow, Yang weaves the Old World stories of her extended family with her own experiences as a young immigrant in a new world. Hers was a challenging situation, intensified by her quiet disposition. She says her feelings of being out of place contributed to her decision to attend college in Santa Cruz. “I wasn’t very talkative, nor was I in my element,� she says. “I never fit in anyplace, so I figured I may as well be a banana slug.� When, as a college graduate, Yang was forced to flee an abusive boyfriendturned-stalker, she moved back into her parents’ home. Through the stories her father told, she began piecing

together her family’s history, from her Manchurian great-grandparents to the devastation of war and the Cultural Revolution to the powerlessness her parents felt trying to create lives in a new country. She wrote the stories down. In 1986, she traveled to Beijing to study traditional Chinese painting, but her studies were cut short three years later by the Tiananmen Square Massacre. That’s when she decided that she needed to share her stories with the world. “I didn’t want to waste my voice,â€? she says, “because I saw other people silenced, and I had been silenced.â€? ¨ %

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Word Pictures Through the creation of Forget Sorrow, Yang says, she attempted to write sorrow out of her father’s life. In doing so, discovered her own strength. “You come to the U.S. and you don’t speak English; you have no voice,� she says. “My father and mother lost their voice in coming to this country. And when you lose your voice, you lose your individuality.� She connects the silencing of immigrants and victims of abuse with the silencing of an entire country. “I lost my voice to this man, being locked up and abused, and with China being locked up and abused, I saw a very strong parallel,� she says. “But I was able to overcome my fear, and I gave voice to my father and mother, and they were able to give voice to others who had been lost in war.� Using the graphic format to tell her family’s story signifies a return to Chinese graphic art and calligraphy, which Yang considers the mother of all arts. “Chinese written language has retained the artistic element, and in that sense, the graphic novel, with its art and words, is a perfect fit for me,� she says.

She goes on to explain that Chinese horizontal scrolls were meant to be unrolled—not all at once, as we see in museums today, but one segment at a time in a style that foreshadows motion pictures, Japanese manga and comics. The success of Forget Sorrow has Yang’s publisher already asking for the next book, which will be a graphic memoir of her mother’s family. “I’m grateful for having this wave of graphic novel wash over me,â€? she says. “I feel like a kid again.â€? But Forget Sorrow was 14 years in the making, and she doesn’t want to rush the next one. “I don’t want it to be hurried and weak. It won’t take 14 years, but it will take a good long time,â€? she says, and adds, “It will take as long as it takes.â€? BELLE YANG reads from ‘Forget Sorrow: An Ancestral Tale’ on Thursday, June 10, at 7:30pm at Capitola Book Cafe, 1475 41st Ave., Capitola. Free. 831.462.4415. She signs copies of ‘Forget Sorrow’ on Wednesday, June 30, 5–7pm at Atlantis Fantasyworld, 1020 Cedar St., Santa Cruz. Free. 831.462.0158 ¨

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117 min.) In this reboot of the campy ’80s TV show, a group of army veterans are on the run after being framed for war crimes, and act as mercenaries while trying to clear their names. Starring Liam Neeson as Col. John “Hannibal� Smith, Bradley Cooper as Lt. Templeton “Faceman� Peck, Sharlto Copley as “Howling Mad� Murdock and Quinton Jackson as B.A. Baracus. (Opens Thu midnight at Santa Cruz 9, Fri at 41st Ave and Green Valley,)

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(PG; 140 min.) Jaden Smith, son of Will Smith, plays a child who moves to China with his mother, and is tormented by bullies at his new school. The school’s maintenance man (Jackie Chan) takes the boy under his wing and teaches him martial arts. This remake of the 1984 coming-of-age tale shows that self-control, not violence, is the key

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Sarah wishes that goblins would take her little brother away, not knowing that her wish will come true. When the Goblin King Jareth (David Bowie) carries the child off, Sarah (Jennifer Connelly) must navigate a treacherous maze populated by an assortment of strange characters before she can get to the Goblin City and rescue her brother. A cult classic directed by Jim Henson and produced by George Lucas. (Plays Thu at 8pm at Santa Cruz 9,) :==97<5 4=@ 3@71

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(PG; 130 min.) The true story of a Hawaiian princess (played by Q’Orianka Kilcher) and her struggle to maintain her nation’s freedom in the late 19th Century. After a childhood in Hawaii, Kaiulani is sent to Victorian England for her education. However, when she learns that an American-backed coup d’Êtat has occurred in her homeland, she sets out to convince the United States to restore her kingdom. (Opens Fri at Nickelodeon.)

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@3D73EA 0/073A (PG; 87 min.) Director Thomas Balmes studies a year in the life of four babies born in four distinctly different places: Mongolia, Namibia, San Francisco and Tokyo. Guess who gets the Robeez flowered shoes? 17BG 7A:/<2 (PG-13; 108 min.) Many movies are called “The Little Film That Could�— Raymond De Felitta’s film deserves the name; the tale has tallness as well as heart. It concerns a tangle of confusion hitting the Rizzos, a

suburban family that doesn’t realize how extended it is. Andy Garcia excels as Vince, a prison guard from a hidden waterside enclave in the Bronx. On the job, Vince encounters his own son Tony (Steven Strait) from a long-ago affair in Jersey and he decides to bring Tony home to do some daylabor without telling his wife his true identity. But Vince has another secret: he’s been taking acting classes in Manhattan, without informing his hostile, lynx-eyed wife, Joyce (Julianne Margulies, never better). The rest of the family have secrets of their own: son Vince Jr. (Ezra Miller) is a chubby-chaser with eyes for the 400-pound woman next door, and daughter Vivian (Dominik Garcia-Lorido) has been moonlighting as a stripper. The tangle of lies is resolved nicely. City Island has fine waterscapes; Emily Mortimer is very soulful as the acting partner with whom Vince shares a deepening friendship; the ageless Alan Arkin has six very good scenes as a weary acting teacher who has seen generations of Brando imitators come and go. Provoking a family feud at a dinner table, or gazing at a BBW porn site as if it were the Holy Grail, Miller is also outstanding. Noisy at times but always gentle

and likable, the movie comes out in favor of the sins of the flesh. It celebrates the actor’s life and the actor’s luck. (RvB) B63 17BG =4 G=C@ 47</: 23AB7</B7=<

(PG-13; 118 min.) What begins as a mess of good actors flailing for something to do devolves into a tangle of expatriate loungers keeping their secrets. The City of Your Final Destination concerns Omar (bland Omar Metwally), an apprentice academic who travels to South America to convince the surviving relations of a oneand-done novelist to cooperate in the writing of a biography. But at the Uruguayan finca where they all live, Omar finds himself drawn to the writer’s waiflike mistress (Charlotte Gainsbourg), who (shock) shared the house with the great man’s embittered widow—and when Laura Linney plays embittered, you can hear it in Buenos Aires. Also on the premises: the novelist’s charming but unreliable elder brother, Adam (Anthony Hopkins). With Ismail Merchant gone, James Ivory directs by himself; longtime collaborator Ruth Prawer Jhabvala scripts from the novel by Peter Cameron. (Read a full-length review on

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87 min.) A highlight of film in 2010. The documentary’s actual subject isn’t street art per se, or even the career of the director, the elusive graffitist Banksy. Instead, director Banksy narrates a truelife parable about the career of a boutique owner named Thierry Guetta. Guetta is a friendly, muttonchopped (and slightly mutton-headed) L.A. boutique owner whose video documentation of a covert scene led to his becoming a celebrity artist named “Mr. Brainwash.� Banksy’s art has soul as well as easily accessible political content. He takes on well-guarded subjects of oppression, from the British pound note to the Israeli security wall. Exit Through the Gift Shop is about anonymous craftsmanship eclipsed by the sun-gun of self-publicity, of illegal attacks on consensus reality, elbowed aside by fraudulence and hucksterism on a Dalilevel scale. Inevitably, hype, pandering and foolishness replaced the artist’s sacred tools of silence, exile and cunning. (RvB) 53B 67; B= B63 5@339 (R; 109 min.)

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Sarah Marshall, an ambitious young record company intern (Jonah Hill) is charged with escorting rock star Aldous Snow (Russell Brand) from London to the Greek Theatre in L.A. for a concert to revive his f lagging career. Aldous is wild, drug-addicted and weary of corporate suits, so getting him there on time may be impossible. (SC) 7@=< ;/< (PG-13; 125 min.) Struck by heavy-metal poisoning from his atomic pacemaker, Tony Stark (a roguish Robert Downey Jr.) is besieged by enemies: a Russian ex-con with access to his technology (Mickey Rourke), a glad-handing competitor (Sam Rockwell) and last but not least the U.S. government. Despite a middle section that vamps for time, Jon Favreau is successful in making this an invigorating meld of screwball comedy and robot-fighting action; Scarlett Johansson is most decorative as the agent known elsewhere as Black Widow, and Gwyneth Paltrow shows a nimbleness previously unseen (she has to act fast to get up to Downey’s speed). Broad, playful, well-cut and economically done, this movie isn’t just the first of the summer blockbusters—it’s the model for how they all should work. (RvB) 97::3@A (PG-13; 100 min.) Ashton Kucher and Katherine Heigl star in this comedic action film about a government spook who settles into a happy suburban marriage. Things seem to be going fine, until he and his wife learn they are being targeted for assassination. As their neighborhood becomes a danger zone where everyone is suspect, the couple must uncover their enemies while maintaining the appearance of an average family. (SC) ;/@;/2C93 (PG; 88 min.) The big, lovable Great Dane from the newspaper funnies wreaks unintentional havoc after moving

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Overdetermined transgenerational melodrama in the Crash style by Rodrigo Garcia (Nine Lives). Actresses will work for half-salary if they get to play someone really angry, and both Naomi Watts and Annette Bening (photographed to look like an irritated tortoise) wrath it up as a daughter and mother split apart by adoption. Elizabeth (Watts) is an L.A. lawyer who identifies with the male privileges

of sport-fucking and walking out on lives; she homes in on her fatherly boss (Samuel L. Jackson). Meanwhile, the former teen mom Karen (Bening) who gave Elizabeth up is courted by a strangely patient fellow physical therapist (Jimmy Smits), whom she uses as a strop for her razorlike tongue. There are other meanwhiles: an angry single girl trying to decide if a couple is good enough for her fatherless baby; an African American couple trying to adopt the same, etc. The visuals are less Douglas Sirk than a kind of eerie sequence of blue-beigegray mirages (thanks to digital Genesis system on 35 mm). There’s also a saintly little blind girl, but she’s just lettuce in the sandwich. The film

might look feminist at some angles, but the narrow focus of this annoying effort is on sex and procreation; it makes the cast less ballsy and more like distempered walking wombs, unhappy unless they’re filled. (RvB) >:3/A3 57D3 (R; 90 min.) Minor NYC comedy about Kate (Catherine Keener), the propertied owner of a boutique making scads of money reselling furniture she got cheap. She also has a tenant, Andra (Anne Guilbert), an exasperating old lady whose apartment Kate is planning to annex as soon as the crone dies. Director Nicole Holofcener hasn’t developed much as a visual filmmaker in the past 15 years—she still favors the walkingand-talking shot. The

story spirals to include Andra’s toxically grandparented offspring: Rebecca (Rebecca Hall, constrained by the part) and Mary (Amanda Peet) as a romantic interest to Kate’s distracted husband. The doughy husband (Oliver Platt) is drawn by Mary’s refreshing curtness. So are we. Since there isn’t a traditional Keener character in this comedy, we’re more taken with her surrogate, in the form of Peet and her ruthless energy. (RvB) >@7<13 =4 >3@A7/( B63 A/<2A =4 B7;3 (PG-13; 116 min.)

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based on the video game. (TH) @=07< 6==2 (PG-13; 130 min.) Robin Hood looks like three long movies spliced into one unwieldy feature. This prequel concerns Robin’s involvement in the end of the crusades, the civil war and the little-known French invasion of England in the early 1200s. “Robin Longstride� (Russell Crowe) decamps from Richard the Lionheart’s army and goes into the countryside to pose as a dead knight; the fatherin-law of the deceased (Max von Sydow) decides to do a Martin Guerre on this imposter, as does the widow Marian (Cate Blanchett in a wig nearly as tall as she is). This has to be the least-sylvan Robin Hood ever made. Crowe looks less like a fox and more

like a logy, depressed pit bull as the film tries to chug around him with more montages of burning villages and more meetings of angry Plantagenets. (RvB) B63 A31@3B 7< B637@ 3G3A (R; 127

min.) Elegant but staid murder mystery nibbles around the edges of the Dirty War. It’s the “Forget it, Jacobo, it’s Argentinatown� view: the search for justice evaporating in 1974 Buenos Aires, with present-day sequences to frame a reopened investigator. It’s leavened by a fine Mulder and Scully anti-romance between an attractive female criminal investigator for the government, Irene (Soledad Villamil), and her attractively crumbling, Mastroiannish male

assistant, Benjamin (Ricardo Darín). Director Juan Jose Campanella is a regular director of House M.D. The film is as restless and jokey as a cop procedural show; every scene is on the mark, but there aren’t enough counterpoints to the assured flow of the story. The slick, vengeance-ismine punch line isn’t very impressive either, though it’s probably why the Academy preferred this to the far better White Ribbon, where the fascist culprits got away. Saying that, though, would be assuming the voters didn’t have eyes for Villamil, an assured 40ish beauty whose performance is the secret in this movie’s success; her covert smile is the film’s signature piece. It won the Oscar for best foreign film. (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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Astrology Free Will

By Rob Brezsny

For the week of June 9 /@73A (March 21–April 19): The “secret� is in plain sight. The “hidden resource� is freely available for anyone who intends to use it with integrity. The “lost key� is very close to where you left it when you last used it. The “missing link� is missing only in the sense that no one recognizes it for what it is. The “unasked question� is beaming toward you from three directions. The “wounded talent� will be healed the moment you stop thinking of it as wounded and start regarding it as merely unripe. B/C@CA (April 20–May 20): It’s time for some image medicine, Taurus. Wherever you are right now, I invite you to look down at your left palm and imagine that you see the following scene: an infinity sign whose shape is made not by a thin black line but by a series of small yellow rubber duckies. The duckies are f lowing along slowly in continuous motion. They are all wearing gold crowns, each of which is studded with three tiny rubies. With resonant tones that belie their diminutive and comic appearance, the duckies are singing you your favorite song. It makes you feel safe, brave, and at home in the world. What else can see you see there? What happens next? 53;7<7 (May 21–June 20): If you have long conversations with the image in the mirror this week, I won’t call you a megalomaniacal narcissist. Nor will I make fun of you if you paint 15 self-portraits, or google yourself obsessively, or fill an entire notebook with answers to the question “Who am I, anyway?� In my astrological opinion, this is an excellent time for you to pursue nosy explorations into the mysteries of your core identity. You have cosmic permission to think about yourself with an intensity you might normally devote to a charismatic idol you’re infatuated with.

1/<13@ (June 21–July 22): The website Nietzsche Family Circus features collaborations between the sappy family-oriented comic strip Family Circus and the austerely portentous wisdom of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Judging from your current astrological omens, I’d say this is a perfect time for you to expose yourself to this stuff. (It’s at www.losanjealous.com/nfc/.) You need to toughen up some of your weepy, sentimental urges and brighten up some of your somber, melancholic tendencies. :3= (July 23–Aug. 22): Gather your rewards, Leo. Soak up the blessings. Collect the favors you’re owed. It’s harvest time for you: your big chance to reap the fruits you’ve been sowing and cultivating these past 11 months. And no, don’t try to stretch out the process. Don’t procrastinate about plucking the ripe pickings. This really is the climax. The time for your peak experience has arrived. If you postpone the harvest for another two weeks, your beauties may start to go to seed. D7@5= (Aug. 23–Sept. 22): What are you waiting for, my dear Virgo? Your future power spot has been exerting a strong pull on you. It has been calling for you to come and seize the clout you deserve. But you have not yet fully taken up the offer. As your designated nag and cheerleader, it is my sacred duty to wave a red f lag in front of your gorgeous face and command you to pay attention. In my opinion, you need to drop what you’re doing, race over to the zone of engagement, and pounce. You’re more than ready to stake a claim to the increased authority you’ll have a mandate to wield in the coming months. :70@/ (Sept. 23–Oct. 22): If you’ve read my horoscopes for a while, you know I’m the least superstitious astrologer on the planet. I champion the cause of reason and logic, praise the beauty of science, and discourage you from constantly scanning the horizon for fearful omens. And yet I’m also a zealous advocate of the power of the liberated imagination. I believe that the playful and disciplined use of fantasy can be a potent agent for benevolent change in your life. That’s why, in accordance with the current astrological configurations, I suggest that you spend some quality time in the coming week having imaginary conversations with the person, living or dead, who inspires you the most.

A1=@>7= (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): “I want to be everywhere at once and do everything at the same time,� writes one of my Scorpio readers, J.T. He’s in luck, because according to my analysis, your tribe is about to enjoy a phase much like what he describes.

“No more of this linear, one-day-at-a-time stuff,� he continues. “I want a whole week packed into each 24-hour turn of the earth, with heavy doses of leisure time interwoven with thrilling bouts of hard, creative labor. I want to live in a secret garden with ten years of solitude and hang out at a street fair raging with conviviality. I want to sing with angels and romp with devils in between walking the dog, exercising at the gym, and chatting to perfectly ordinary people. I want enough money to fill a swimming pool, and I want to live like there’s no such thing as money.�

A/57BB/@7CA (Nov. 22–Dec. 21): If you live on the Danish island of Mando, your only hope for driving your vehicle to the mainland and back is when the tide is low. During those periods, the water often recedes far enough to expose a rough gravel road that’s laid down over a vast mudflat. Winter storms sometimes make even low-tide passages impossible, though. According to my reading of the astrological omens, Sagittarius, there’s a comparable situation in your life. You can only get from where you are to where you want to go at certain selected times and under certain selected conditions. Make sure you’re thoroughly familiar with those times and conditions. 1/>@71=@< (Dec. 22–Jan. 19): One of the leading intellectuals of the 20th century, British author Aldous Huxley, wrote more than 20 books, including Brave New World. In his later years he made a surprising confession: “It is a bit embarrassing to have been concerned with the human problem all one’s life and find at the end that one has no more to offer by way of advice than ‘Try to be a little kinder.’� In accordance with your current astrological omens, Capricorn, I’d like you to take a cue from Huxley in the coming week. Proceed on the assumption that the smartest thing you can do—both in terms of bringing you practical benefits and increasing your intelligence—would be to deepen, expand, and intensify your compassion.

/?C/@7CA (Jan. 20–Feb. 18): Early in Marcel Proust’s novel In Search of Lost Time, the narrator stumbles upon a dizzying epiphany while having a snack. He dips a small cake into his cup of tea, and when he sips a spoonful, the taste of the sweet crumbs blended with the warm drink transport him into an altered state. Inexplicably, he’s filled with an “allpowerful joyâ€? and “exquisite pleasureâ€? that dissolve his feelings of being “mediocre, contingent, and mortal.â€? The associations and thoughts triggered by this influx of paradise take him many pages to explore. I mention this, Aquarius, because I expect that you’re about to have your own version of this activation. A seemingly ordinary event will lead to a breakthrough that feeds you for a long time. Be alert for it! >7A13A (Feb. 19–March 20): Environmentalist Bill McKibben says that humans are transforming the planet so drastically that we shouldn’t refer to it as “Earthâ€? any more. To acknowledge the fact that we’re well on our way to living on a very different world, he suggests we rename our home the “Eaarth.â€? By this logic, maybe we should rename your sign Piisces. The changes you’re in the process of making this year are potentially so dramatic that you will, in a sense, be inhabiting a new astrological sign by January 2011. In your case, however—unlike that of our planet— the majority of your alterations are likely to be invigorating and vitalizing. And you’re now entering a phase when you’ll have maximum opportunity to ensure that successful outcome. 6][Se]`Y( 7[OUW\S g]c`aSZT UOhW\U W\b] bVS SgSa ]T bVS ^S`a]\ g]c eS`S bS\ gSO`a OU] EVOb R] g]c eO\b b] aOg b] VW[ ]` VS`- 5] b] 4`SSeWZZOab`]Z]Ug Q][ O\R QZWQY Âľ3[OWZ @]P Âś

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