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requested that the CHP produce a valid speed study as part of the discovery process. We got a letter back from the CHP with the officer’s notes and a statement saying that they were not in possession of a valid speed study. The day of the trial, several CHP officers present stated that the officer was out tending to an accident and would be late. We sat in court all day. The officer never did show. We were the last to be heard that day. When the judge offered all kinds of reduction bargains, we remained firm and refused. The judge offered to drop the case, since the officer hadn’t shown. We didn’t accept. We showed the judge the speed study, the declaration of lack of valid survey and the note from the CHP that they were not in possession of a valid study. Shocked, the judge immediately dismissed the case “in the interest of justice.� That is what we wanted, and that is why we spent all day waiting: to have our day of being heard in court, and to have justice. During this process, we were told that the CHP “dot their i’s and cross their t’s,� and that they would never operate an illegal speed trap. This is a myth. All three of the officers who issued those tickets simply ignored the law. Officers have issued hundreds of tickets at that spot on Barnes Road—all illegal since 1996! I think the individual officers and the CHP owe their victims damages. We paid fines, got points on our licenses, experienced raised insurance rates and could have lost our license or job because of points on our licenses. It is their fault, and they should be held responsible for the damages they caused. They can’t say they didn’t know. They are the first ones to tell us that ignorance of the law is no excuse. This warrants legal suits against the CHP. They got it wrong, and they should have to pay for breaking the law.

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meat and poses no foreseeable health hazards to humans. Diploid specimens which are expected to enter the market in very small numbers were not extensively studied, however, and the FDA could not rule out possible allergenicity. AquaBounty itself has directed or overseen all research conducted on AquAdvantage salmon and provided the results to the FDA, which based its report on the data. Marianne Cufone, of the consumer watchdog group Food & Water Watch, says the testing “was very closed-door in its nature� and that the “information provided to the public has been woefully inadequate,� amounting to just a handful of documents on the FDA’s website. “We’re concerned because the testing [of the salmon] involved no FDA participation,� Cufone says. “They just took conclusions from the very company that developed the product.� At the Center for Food Safety, regulatory policy analyst Colin O’Neil notes that AquaBounty’s “application was lying on the FDA’s desk for 10 years, and then the public received only 10 days in September to look at the information.� AquaBounty’s reluctance to identify its fish to consumers is a red flag, according to Assemblyman Huffman. “If [AquaBounty] believes their product is so benign, they should have no problem with identifying it,� says Huffman, who worries that FDA approval of the product could lead down a slippery slope of deregulation, with California’s current prohibitions on farming salmon in open-ocean pens facing increased likelihood of being lifted. The open-ocean salmon farming industries of British Columbia, eastern Canada, and northern European nations have already devastated—and even destroyed—many wild populations of salmon, according to scientists in many nations. Yet AquaBounty’s Stotish assures that his company’s salmon will have net positive effects. In an email to the Bohemian, he writes, “Because the seas are fished virtually to extinction, the only way to ensure consumers get what they want is to use every tool in our toolbox.� In a poll conducted in part by Food & Water Watch, 78 percent of participants said they opposed the legalization of genetically engineered salmon as food. Though many consumers will almost certainly opt against purchasing the product if they are provided with the labeling information to do so, local chef Duskie Estes believes many others will eat it up. “Sadly, I think there will be a market for [genetically engineered salmon],� says Estes, who, with her husband, owns Zazu Restaurant in Santa Rosa, Bovolo in Healdsburg and Black Pig Meat Co. “I don’t think it would turn people off at all, even if it was labeled.� Huffman’s bill is now undergoing legislative review. In all, 14 elected officials in California and several dozen House representatives and senators have spoken out against AquaBounty’s fish. In Alaska, Sen. Begich has introduced a bill that aims to prohibit outright genetically engineered fish from being sold in the United States. Estes notes that the public has final executive power in approving or rejecting food products via the money they spend as consumers. Such a selective process cannot function, however, if buyers don’t know what they’re buying. AquaBounty Technologies hopes to keep it that way.

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consideration in the releases made last week, for example, LaCivita says, “I believe we went up to 1,700 cfs last week, and we did maintain that release at that level long enough to get some fresh gauge readings below the dam and to calibrate our flows, then ramped back down to much lower numbers after that.� Was damage done to redds during that flooding? “Flood control releases have some impact to steelhead and salmon in Dry Creek,� Hearn claims, “limited to the more upstream reaches.� According to Hearn, the Corps has agreed to habitat restoration activities to mitigate impacts in more downstream reaches of Dry Creek. What about the Russian River between Healdsburg and the mouth of the Russian River at Jenner—are the salmon and steelhead adults, juveniles or eggs harmed there by these gushes of water? “The flood releases,� Hearn says, “very likely do not have significant impacts� on these fish in the main stem of the river. As for ruined sport-fishing opportunities, Hearn explains that the NMFS, though it “administers the Endangered Species Act for marine and anadromous species, the Magnuson-Stevens Act which addresses conservation and protection of commercially harvested fish species and the Marine Mammal Protection Act,� doesn’t have the regulatory muscle to force the Corps to alter releases unless endangered fish species are being adversely impacted. “We readjust releases depending on what circumstance calls for,� says LaCivita. “I think you need to appreciate the fact that storms are part of the ecosystem, that higher flows are needed for spawning salmon swimming upstream to spawn, and that you need a certain amount of flow to move the finer sediments out of the gravel where the fish spawn. A pulse flow of 1,700 cfs at best is not unlike a routine storm.� Very serious storm conditions, LaCivita points out, have created flows of 35,000 cfs at Guerneville. “The two dams, Lakes Mendocino and Sonoma, control only 15 percent of the entire runoff for the Russian River watershed,� he says. “And there’s some art to this. It’s not a pure science.�

One angry fisherman complained that the Corps of Engineers ‘blew out fishing on the Russian River.’

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kitchen—a story that begins with running out of gas in San Diego County and ends, for the time being, here. Donaldson isn’t the type of chef that meets over a glass of expensive wine in some highclass restaurant atop a skyscraper. No, the 30year-old Kentucky-bred chef ’s territory is more laid-back, scrappier—think converted trailers, beer love and sailor’s language. She describes everything from food to formative kitchen experiences as “bad-ass� and “awesome.� She’s had no formal training—unless you count art school and self-taught farming techniques— and she brags not about the last bigwig that she’s served, but about how she and her husband lived in a house with no plumbing or electricity for three years. Her first professional kitchen work began at a funky cafe in a San Diego beach town,

where she ended up after running out of gas on her way to San Francisco. “I had a dollar in my pocket. A cute boy behind the counter at a cafe helped me out, and I ended up dating him for five years,� Donaldson says, laughing. Unlike many of her peers, she never attended cooking school, choosing to go the art route. She still paints—surrealist canvases inspired by fables. “I’ve always worked in restaurants,� Donaldson says. “Food is really great because it’s f lexible and you get cash money and you can go buy art supplies and stuff.�

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“Suppers� include a hefty, f lavorful meatloaf laden with carrots, served with a side of roasted garlicky Brussels sprouts and creamy mashed potatoes. Meat aficionados will dig the gargantuan whiskey pork chop, or the woodsman stew concocted of rabbit and potatoes. It’s a hearty, lodge-esque menu, with a touch of home-cooked tradition. “There’s a lot to be said for food that we’ve seen cooked our entire lives, that has memories attached to it—it’s so much richer,� says Donaldson. “It becomes a twoway experience, and that’s pretty bad-ass.� As Donaldson’s garden sprouts on her Petaluma farm, she plans to incorporate more fresh vegetables into the plates, bringing to fruition a full realization of the “farm food� label.

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“I really see Mendocino Avenue as the Silk Road of agriculture,� Donaldson says as we tour the lower floor, where a taxidermied buffalo head hangs in the foyer above a manual typewriter, an antique washing machine and a record player next to a stack of vinyl. “American food has this really bad reputation for being really crappy, but I look at it as farm food. And I see Santa Rosa as a farm city. It’s totally unique like that.� In the kitchen, the sous chefs prep for the evening ahead (Donaldson points out the automatic dishwasher excitedly, since the dishes at Humble Pie were washed by hand). With our beer buzzes fading, Donaldson talks a bit about the future plans for Blue Label. With a larger space, possibilities include the opening of a cafe in the bright sunroom to the left, and an expanded, more creative menu with a little more finesse. “Humble Pie was a really unique experience, because it was so small that you could do whatever you wanted,� says Donaldson. “You develop this relationship with people, and you can bring it back to basics without having to put a lot of f lash onto it, just really focus on the cookery and the f lavor. It takes trust for the customers to think it’s worthwhile without putting a lot of glitz and tits on it. That’s what I’m trying to bring to Santa Rosa: food that is trusted enough that you don’t have to put a lot of airs onto it.�

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GrafďŹ tied with cowgirl sass, lit with recycled, fencewire “chandeliers,â€? the brand-new winery’s interior is furnished with hay bales. A sometime-working 1946 Farmall tractor ornaments the front of the building, itself largely remade from a recycled redwood barn. The massive plank bar comprises two slices from the trunk of what must have been a granddaddy of a walnut tree.

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Plum jelly plays second to blueberry and cream aromas, as “Date Nightâ€? Cabernet Sauvignon ($75) opens. Red plum jam, plum skin avors play the tart, while apricot and assorted stone fruit swim in full-bodied, spicy sangria-like avors; cocoa warms the margins of the substantive ďŹ nish. Grown in Pope Valley and made by Ted Osborne of Olabisi, this Cab is their only wine. If you fancy it, get a hold of it.

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ou are the most talented cartoonist in America and you should run on television,� says a fan. “God have mercy on you,� preaches a frantic woman— obviously not a fan. “Find a real job,� coaches a Marine. These are the messages left on Mark Fiore’s voicemail, the ranting from which he posts on his website for all to hear. Some are gracious, many mean. More than one person expresses a concern to kick his ass. Not bad for a Pulitzer Prize winner. Although Mark Fiore, who appears Feb. 12 at the Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, is not seriously afraid for his life, he has received death threats. It’s not surprising, then, that Fiore works out of a converted warehouse in an undisclosed location in San Francisco. When I approach, I notice his name doesn’t even appear on the call box outside his studio.

But while the attention may have changed Fiore’s public profile, it hasn’t altered his work one bit. “No topic is taboo or off-limits,� Fiore tells me, echoing that as a political cartoonist, it’s his “responsibility to take a stand, even if it’s unpopular.� When he won the Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning last year, Mark Fiore became the first person ever to receive the award for work that does not appear in print. Though political cartoonists blossomed in the 19th century, and the category of editorial cartooning was created in 1922, Fiore is a modern-day pioneer of the trade. “The undisputed guru of the form,� according to the Wall Street Journal, Fiore broke free from print a decade ago to create flashanimated political cartoons online that, thanks to the internet and according to his website, are “seen by millions, probably even scrillions.� Given the professionalism of Fiore’s cartoons, I expect lots of fancy-looking equipment and shiny surfaces when I visit his studio. But much like the outgoing, relaxed cartoonist himself, the studio

is cozily unkempt: piles of paper and sketch pads are presided over by a towering bookcase stuffed full of actual books. For a digital artist, Fiore still swims in the world of print. Any political cartoonist needs constant fodder for the satire mill, and what’s bad for the citizenry is often good for Fiore. When I mention Bush, he grins: “He’s been beddy, beddy good to me.� When it comes to the current presidency, he admits, “As a cartoonist, I wanted McCain, but as a citizen, I wanted Obama.� And although Fiore’s perspective is unequivocally progressive, he lampoons both the right and the left. His Sarah Palin chokes on her words and says things like “All we have to fear is grizzly bears—and we can shoot ’em,� yet his Obama has been featured as a boxer who gouges his own eye out after letting the conservatives beat him up. Ultimately, Fiore’s work exposes the raw grit of political hypocrisy. As George Orwell once said, “In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.� Last year, NPR’s website featured his cartoon “Learn to Speak Tea Bag,� which parodies the Tea Party’s over '% THE BOHEMIAN

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iore’s interest in cartooning began in childhood, with Garfield and Doonesbury. “I was brought into the news through cartoons,� he says. “Not because of some brilliantly written editorial, but because of funny pictures.� His eyes light up when he speaks of the “perfect design� of newspapers and the Sunday-edition cartoons. “Eventually,� Fiore notes, “I was drawn inside to something deeper, to the editorial cartoon.� In ninth grade, an English teacher one day told him, “Do anything you want this period, but you must give me something by the end of it.� Echoing the Cold War climate, an astute Fiore drew a cartoon of a kid sitting under a tree watching a truckload of dissembled nuclear warheads rolling by. His teacher informed him that political cartooning was something people did for a living, and his passion blossomed. When it comes to his skills, then and now, Fiore is modest. “I was not naturally talented,� he admits, “I just liked it.� In the mid-’90s, while working at a copy store to foot the bills, Fiore scanned one of his cartoons in color for the first time. The digitized result amazed him. After an uninspiring turn as a staff cartoonist in “a terribly stifling fluorescent, windowless office,� Fiore fled the print world for good in 2002. He’s never looked back. “Animation gives me the opportunity to tap into people’s emotions, given the range of color, motion, sound and music. It’s like getting to pull back someone’s skull and poke different parts of their brain,� he says, chuckling. By literally putting faces on issues, Fiore infuses the serious with the silly. Fiore’s chirpy talking gun, for example, is featured most recently in “Shooting from the Lip,� a response to the tragedy in Tucson. The gun calls for an “eight-day waiting period for dangerously confrontational political speech� because “guns don’t kill people, words kill people!� Then there’s the hopelessly grumpy conservative Mr. Dan, growling at the innocently practical Dogboy. “Mr. Dan! ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ is going to be repealed,� Dogboy announces—to which Mr. Dan responds, “Good, now we can ask who’s gay and tell

them to leave!� There’s also the playfully sinister Knuckles, a black-hooded oaf who delights in torturing people, and Pokey, a hypodermic needle who’s eager to keep the death penalty alive and well in America.

‘The syndicates have done more to kill cartooning than the internet.’ Fiore’s is essentially a one-man show; he has no research assistant, and only just hired voice actors about a year ago. (He and his wife still lend their vocal cords.) Every week, he combs both print and online news for a worthwhile and often underplayed story that he can turn into a one- to two-minute cartoon. Like all satirists, he must tap into the archetypes that reach the largest number of people. “Advertising serves the role that literature once did,� Fiore says. “There was a time when Americans had books, like the Bible or Huck Finn, to unite them, but these days it seems like advertising is our common language.� A self-syndicated artist, Fiore sells his cartoons to a number of media outlets, including the San Francisco Chronicle’s SFGate.com, where they run each Thursday. When it comes to syndicated cartoons, he is frank: “The syndicates have done more to kill cartooning than the internet.� After all, it’s much easier for newspapers to pay less for a sure thing (The Family Circus, anyone?) than to take a chance on something new. He bemoans the syndicates’ use of grandfathered cartoonists who, though great, are squeezing out local, regional cartoonists whose hearts are still beating. For someone who mucks around in the grime of American politics, Fiore is remarkably upbeat. In addition to spending his weekends “unplugged,� he manages to stay positive by focusing on what’s possible. He calls for his viewers to “Turn cartoons into action!� with his site’s “Do Something� link, which lists helpful (and hopeful) sites related to his cartoons, like SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests), a comforting salve to Fiore’s hilariously irreverent “Hierarchy Complicitus� about the misdeeds of the Vatican. As for the future? Fiore remains characteristically cynical and optimistic in the same breath. “I hope we screw things up enough,� he says, “that we are forced to innovate solutions in order to save ourselves.� Mark Fiore appears twice on Saturday, Feb. 12, at the Charles Schulz Museum. From 10–11:30am, Fiore leads a master class for adult cartoonists ($32–$40; reservations at 707.284.1263). From 1–3pm, Fiore appears in the museum to draw, meet fans and answer questions ( free with museum admission). 2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa. 707.579.4452.

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instructor—he could best be described as a talker. The nasally humorist, who brings his multimedia standup comedy show to Napa’s Uptown Theatre this Friday, rants on all annoying happenings both mundane and grandiose, to the delight and sometimes chagrin of his audience. His specialty recently spread to a highly successful podcast and a bestselling book, titled In Fifty Years We’ll All Be Chicks . . . And Other Complaints from an Angry Middle-Aged White Guy. Carolla loves talking so much that our scheduled 10-minute chat exceeds 20 minutes, prompting me to end it—strange for a celebrity interview. But don’t get it twisted. Mr. Verbose is always working. After Howard Stern left terrestrial radio in 2006, Carolla was touted as Stern’s morningradio successor and enjoyed a successful syndication before cutbacks led to the show’s end in 2009. Although his free podcast is the most downloaded daily broadband show, with over 5 million monthly downloads and over 150,000 daily listeners, the lack of censorship is not as important to Carolla as it was to Stern. “It’s not because I have pride,� he says of podcasting rather than accepting offers from

radio stations like Live 105 and the like, “and it’s not because I’m a dick, but I make more money doing the podcast, and it’s a better gig for me.� Carolla is refreshingly candid when asked about hypothetically receiving an exorbitant offer for work, say, tomorrow. “Tomorrow? How about later today? Absolutely!� says the 46-year-old father of two. “If someone wanted to step up in some crazy way and back up the Brinks truck . . . well, I’m not sure why they need to back it up. I feel like they could drive it up my driveway and I could just walk around to the back.� Both onstage and online, some of Carolla’s most engaging content is his singular political opining which sometimes conf licts with the increasingly dogmatic landscape in America today. Case in point: after a reasonable dissertation on the liabilities of illegal immigration, an enthusiastic listener called to agree—before suggesting firebombing all migrant tunnels. “I guess there’s always the danger of that, but I don’t affiliate myself with one party or the next,� Carolla says. “I love the Bay Area, but the thing about many of the '' THE BOHEMIAN

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I have an ‘interest’ in doing the next book because somebody said, ‘Here’s a nice chunk of change.’ Subsequently, Carolla’s book masterfully skewers both sides of the aisle, making him a new kind of everyman driven more by common sense and life experience than any political party platform or economic class. His views make so much sense that it’s hard to argue with any of it. The right wing (whom he calls “knuckle draggers� for their views on gay marriage and other social issues) gets it just as bad from the avowed atheist comedian in hilarious chapters like “God, Religious Tolerance, and Other Shit That Doesn’t Exist.� Next up for Carolla is another book due to the success of In Fifty Years We’ll All Be Chicks, which is currently the No. 1 selling audiobook on iTunes. (“I have an ‘interest’ in doing the next book because somebody said, ‘Here’s a nice chunk of change, would you please write a follow-up to the book you just wrote.’�) With his current tour, his ongoing podcasts and similar opportunities, Carolla seems closer than ever to what he calls his “fuck-you money,� an amount he says enables ultimate occupational freedom. “Sadly, I squandered most of my fuckyou money on exotic automobiles,� he tells me. “But here’s the good news: If I had my fuck-you money, we wouldn’t be talking right now, right? I’d be like, ‘Fuck you, I’m sleeping in.’� Adam Carolla appears on Friday, Feb. 4, at the Uptown Theatre. 1350 Third St., Napa. 8pm. $39. 707.259.0123. www.adamcarolla.com.

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eventually leads her into a path of tentative adolescent self-destruction, as Gabe, Natalie’s older brother, takes Diana’s side. Initially, he appears as his mother’s only sympathetic support system (he encourages her not to take her drugs), but in a head-turning first-act twist, Gabe is revealed to be at the root of Diana’s illness, a jarring illustration of just how far her illness has progressed. The entire production, fueled by a tight, onstage rock band playing Yorkey’s electrifying score, is grounded in compassion and keenly observed details of Diana’s day-to-day inner life. But the best parts of Next to Normal are its honest depictions of how Diana’s struggles are affecting those around her. As Diana rides a wave of therapies and treatments, Next to Normal draws provocative material from the growing desperation of her doctors (all played by Jeremy Kushnier), and the increasingly determined Dan, who just wants to help but very possibly may not be able to. The songs dig deep, stretching from the cagy opening number “Just Another Day� and Dan’s lovely “I Am the One� to Diana’s searing electroshock number “Wish I Were Here� and the rousing, life-affirming anthem “Light.� That such material can be presented with so much humor and insight and still constitute no-holds-barred Broadway entertainment is quite a feat. In its stirring climax, the show becomes a celebration of those willing to risk caring for people whose love does not come without danger. In addition to theater fans, Next to Normal is proving to be of special interest to folks involved in the mental health system. The Sonoma and Marin County NAMI chapters (National Alliance on Mental Illness) have arranged a special “awareness night� for the evening of Feb. 11, with discounted tickets available to NAMI members.

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by his passing (“Heart Fails Ugliest Dog�). The most hardened competitor in recent years is Dane Andrew, an actor and photojournalist who speaks of a dynasty of ugly dogs that he’s breeding. A familiar face on the talk-show circuit, Andrew is at one point seen introducing his world-famous ugly dog Rascal to actress Jane Russell. When we see Andrew holding Rascal up to sniff Jayne Mansfield’s gown at an exhibit of movie stars’ clothes, it’s clear what dreams of celebrity intoxicate him. Challenging this contender, in contests filmed over the last three years, are such dogs as Winston, a scar-faced and slouchy but otherwise unexceptional looking Alsatian or something. As in a beauty contest, the sad backstory of the dog is hoped to improve his odds of winning; poor Winston, rescued by Santa Rosa resident Ashley Brown, had been left behind after Hurricane Katrina. Also seen competing is Icky, a Chinese crested, and Pabst, a particularly saurian-looking Boxer with an underbite like a cash-register drawer. Odds would seem to favor the Chinese crested. It’s a breed that can really bring on the ugly: shrimpy, twitchy, covered with warts and wens. With its nearly hairless, livercolored hide punctuated with brushy tufts of white hair, this is a breed of dog that’s never going to out-cute Lassie. And yet the 2010 contest is surprisingly resolved with an upset victory by Kathleen Francis, a K-Mart clerk from Clearlake; not to spoil the secret of her winning dog Abby, but if breeding tells, inbreeding shouts. Certainly, the filmmakers try to go meta, interviewing experts on ideas of beauty and ugliness. Stanford professor Deborah Rhode notes that there used to be laws restricting the extremely ugly against public appearance, and SFSU’s Aaron Kerner holds forth on the attraction of ugliness itself. And believe it or not, even an ugly-dog contest can spark ethical issues: “It changes the tenor of the whole contest to enter a sick dog,� says a judge. In 2008, Gus, a oneeyed and three-legged dog, bloated from cancer therapy, went for the gold. That the dog was loved, that the prize money paid for his chemo and that he was certainly ugly enough to win was beside the point to some. Not that it’s suspected of having been tried, but the judges keep on guard against the possibilities of owners mutilating a dog to make it ugly enough for the competition. The real trouble, as we see in the backstories of the owners and the lengths they go to win, is the ego on the line, a problem that’s treated comically at a far smaller-scale ugly-dog competition in Benicia visited during the closing credits. With appearances by Vicki DeArmon from the Sonoma-Marin Fair and a soundtrack by Danny Sorentino, the documentary is stamped with locals surrounding the contest. Ultimately, Worst in Show inspires respect for the lesser trumpeted qualities of a dog: its lack of aesthetic concern, and its essential carelessness about whether its owner could win any prizes for its nonexistent beauty. ‘Worst in Show’ screens as part of the SF IndieFest on Wednesday, Feb. 9, and Sunday, Feb. 13, at the Roxie Theater in San Francisco. For showings and ticket info, see www.sfindie.com.

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wo years ago, it looked for all the world that Grace Potter’s band, the Nocturnals, might have reached the end of the line. After two studio albums, the group was on thin ice; the bassist had left, and Potter was about to record a solo album with respected producer T-Bone Burnett. “I think like every band in the whole world, there’s that moment of truth, where you figure out whether you’re going to make pop music or if you’re going to remain in a comfortable ether of coolness,� Potter says in an interview, explaining the key problem within the group. “And I want to be cool, but I don’t care about being cool as much as I care about making a career out of this—a long, fruitful career.� Hence, thanks to a reshuffling of members, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals are very much a band again. Potter’s solo album with Burnett is on hold while the group releases a stirring new self-titled album showcasing an identity, focus and confidence that didn’t exist during their first five years together. “I think it all comes down to growing up,� says Potter, who sings and plays keyboards and guitars. “I don’t think we’ve hit our prime. I think we’re just finding it. It’s like we’ve been prepubescent this whole time in our musicality and our performance and our sexuality and our comfort onstage. This is like we’ve graduated college, and now it’s time for real life.� Leaving an opportunity with multi-Grammy winner Burnett might seem odd, but, she says, “I wasn’t ready for that. Obviously, the temptation for a woman to go break off solo, if she’s got talent and she’s got a voice, is great. But I wanted the band. I wanted to remain true to what made me the way I am, what helped me

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make music and make it good.� At the helm of Grace Potter and the Nocturnals is Mark Batson, who’s worked with such heavyweights of hip-hop as Eminem, Jay-Z and Dr. Dre. Baston co-wrote six of the album’s 13 songs with Potter and also fostered an atmosphere in the studio that helped the band to tap into its primal side. “We just wanted the spirit, the vibe and the energy as if we were onstage,� Potter said. “So what Mark would do is he would bring in 10 to 20 girls and people into the booth, so it was like we were at a live show. Everyone he was bringing into the studio, we’re talking about poets, we’re talking about artists, actresses, actors, rappers, I mean, it was really a genre-bend and a mindfuck. But it was a great time for us to experience all of these different types of people.� The energy of the sessions translates emphatically. On “Paris (Ooh-La-La),� “Hot Summer Night� and “Only Love,� Potter exudes sensuality, sass and passion, while the Fleetwood Mac–like pop of “Tiny Light� and “Colors� makes for a rich, well-rounded album. And though the band has finally come into its own, Potter is even more excited about what lies ahead. “I do have great hopes and aspirations for the future,� she said. “I think that’s the best thing we have going for us, [that] nothing is ever good enough. We’re constantly trying to make our music more profound, more important, more realistic and more fabulous. I think that that’s it. It’s really not ever taking ‘good enough’ for good enough.� Grace Potter and the Nocturnals play a free all-ages show on Monday, Feb. 7, at the Hopmonk Tavern. 230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. Noon. Free. 707.829.7300.

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s the first black female TV journalist on the West Coast, Belva Davis has reported on important news stories from the birth of the Black Panther movement to the rise of the AIDS epidemic. Davis reads from her new memoir, Never in My Wildest Dreams: A Black Woman’s Life in Journalism, at Book Passage on Feb. 5. “I did not attend college,� Davis says, on the phone from San Francisco, “so I was always scrambling. I didn’t know the mandated course study, all the things they teach you to make sure you are intellectually capable. I depended on survival skills.� Davis’s hard scramble led to interviews and meetings with figures from Martin Luther King Jr. to the Queen of England. In 1977, she went to Cuba as part of a delegation led by future Oakland mayor Ron Dellums and was one of only two reporters allowed an interview with Fidel Castro. The other reporter? Barbara Walters. “There’s always been a joke about how she came to the island with a million-dollar budget, hair and makeup, and then there was me with my one cameraman and producer,� Davis laughs. Davis’ hardest story was covering the Harvey Milk and George Moscone assassinations. After receiving a call from her daughter, who was working at city hall that day, Davis rushed downtown as soon as possible. Hours later, she reported on the story to a television audience. “They say that you reach down to find a well of strength in terrible moments,� Davis says. “We saw our job as bringing calm and balance to the story. But all of us were totally shaken, and for me it as a really tough night.� Despite her amazing career, the pioneering journalist remains stoic about her legacy. “I don’t think of myself as anything but someone who is continually trying to get out the viewpoints of people who have been overlooked,� she says. Belva Davis appears on Saturday, Feb. 5, at Book Passage. 51 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera. 2pm. 415.927.0960. Leilani Clark

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