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late best friend did not leave her a large sum of money and notably claimed of Parker’s will, “She must have been drunk when she did it.â€? Hellman lost her pursuit of Parker’s royalties in 1972. After a total of 21 years, the New Yorker famous for her sharp tongue and affection for drink was moved to Baltimore when the NAACP (bequeathed the Parker estate in the will of Martin Luther King Jr.) took hold of the ashes and finally memorialized Mrs. Parker on Oct. 20, 1988, with a plaque inside the NAACP gardens. The plaque generously nods at Parker’s consistent advocacy of social justice achievements. It reads: “Here lie the ashes of Dorothy Parker (1893–1967). Humorist, writer, critic, defender of human and civil rights. For her epitaph she suggested ‘Excuse My Dust.’ This memorial garden is dedicated to her noble spirit which celebrated the oneness of humankind, and to the bonds of everlasting friendship between black and Jewish people.â€? It is nothing less than tragic that such a force of literary history was so literally forgotten. Dorothy Parker, she of the biting wit and the blazing critiques, an editorial fatale of the Flapper Era, among the early editors of CondĂŠ Nast, was at last laid to rest in the same year that Bon Jovi’s “Bad Medicineâ€? hit No. 1 on the charts. The irony. Of herself, she had much to say, but her most mistaken allegation would have to be any doubt of leaving an impression, “I’m never going to be famous,â€? she wrote. “My name will never be writ large on the roster of Those Who Do Things. I don’t do any thing. Not one single thing. I used to bite my nails, but I don’t even do that any more.â€?

Parker endured four suicide attempts, a handful of lousy lovers, alcoholism and Connecticut.

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this decade for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. If we could get a refund, then the big problem of the state legislature would be what to do with a humongous surplus.� OK, so the environment is on the verge of collapse, the economy is in free fall and human survival, at least the life we’re accustomed to with abundant food, secure shelter, plasma TVs and videos on demand, is on the precipice. So why the hell aren’t people getting up right now, going to their windows, sticking their heads out and yelling, “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take this anymore?� Simple, says Solomon. We’re numb. “We need to overcome the numbing process—the conference can help us move beyond numbing, can be a catalyst,� he says. “We cannot be on boom-bust election cycles. We need a long-term social movement. At the conference, we’ll move beyond isolation and away from the computer screen.� Solomon quotes Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano: “There’s an assumption that tomorrow is another word for today.� Translation: the future can be better if only we dare to dream it. Of course, sheer imagination, no matter how bold, is just the first step. So the conference will consider new economic models, such as complementary currencies, in which goods and services are bought and sold without dollars or Euros or yen. In essence, complementary currencies such as the Toronto Dollar don’t supplant the dominant monetary economy; they provide an alternative way of exchanging goods and keep the “money� in the local community. Here’s a hypothetical example of how it works: Say you’re a massage therapist in Sonoma County. You could charge 100 credits, call them Sonoma Dollars, for a massage. Then you could spend those credits with other members of the network. For example, you could use SD5 (five Sonoma Dollars) to buy a dozen eggs at Laguna Farms and SD10 to buy goat cheese at Redwood Hill. Safeway wouldn’t accept this currency, but the funds stay in the community and support local merchants. This is just one way to get past what author David Korten says is a myth of choice between capitalism and communism. “These are alternate models of elite rule—we need a Main Street economy,� he says, charging that today’s economic system is “designed to increase the concentration of wealth, and is foundational to every dysfunction in society.� Economics professor James Galbraith thinks that before we can move forward, we need to look back at how the United States responded to the banking crisis. “We need a full investigation of the complex forces behind the crisis,� he says. Though banks have been stabilized, he asserts that they haven’t been fixed, as regulation has been lax. The government has been more concerned with “reassuring the public that banks are not in trouble� than in taking the measures required to get banks back on solid financial ground, Galbraith says. Like many progressives, Korten is discouraged but not surprised by President Obama’s coddling of Wall Street and the banking industry. “It’s a testament to Wall Street’s control of the political system,� he says. “We’ve got a hell of a lot of work to do. We can’t get there with marginal reforms— you don’t treat a cancer with a Band-Aid. “What’s happening with climate change, single-payer healthcare and so much else is

a result of Wall Street owning the political system,� Korten says. �We’ve got to roll up our shirtsleeves, be clear about how big the job is and get to work.� In a talk he gave last weekend in Portland, Korten said, “Our existing economic system does very well what it was designed by Wall Street interests to do: generate enormous fees and bonuses for Wall Street money managers. It must be replaced by a new economy designed to serve the needs of people, community and earth’s living systems.�

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n a curious scene from the bestselling memoir Three Cups of Tea, humanitarian protagonist Greg Mortenson—himself no stranger to Third World savvy— highlights a Pakistani villager’s reaction to a herd animal’s defecation in the road. Almost the very moment the yak drops its waste on the ground, a woman is on all fours scooping up the droppings, then deftly slapping them on a nearby wall where they stick fast. Later, the dried dung will be used as fuel for a cooking fire. In the treeless mountains of Northern Pakistan, people preserve what cost-effective fuels nature provides. Yak scat is precious there. In the Bay Area, herd animal excrement can appear no more precious or useful than what people flush from toilet to treatment plants for processing. But that human waste not broken down contributes to sludge—toxic for the environment and costly to get rid of. We can’t slap fecal solids on a wall and burn them later, Third World–style (although sludge does at times get incinerated). But with a new green technology, recycled waste may help create alternative fuel for our cars—while reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and saving on the operation costs of water treatment facilities. Entrepreneurs in Massachusetts, collaborating with green technology waste recyclers in Israel, have found a way to, in their words, “turn poop to petrol� at water-treatment plants. Their sustainable technology promises to help treatment plants run more cost-effectively, greatly reduce production of sludge and create ethanol with extraordinary efficiency. This breakthrough is all thanks to a little something University of Massachusetts Amherst researcher Sue Lesthine scooped up from the dirt at Boston’s Quabbin Reservoir: a microbe she dubbed “Q.� Remarkably, it eats almost any nonfood matter and produces cellulosic ethanol in a single step. Jeff Hausthor, a cofounder of Qteros, a venture capital energy company formed around the Q microbe, explains that Lesthine had long studied microbes to better understand how organisms efficiently break down in the woods. “After 25 years of searching the world for microbes,� Hausthor said, “she came across one that wasn’t

behaving like the others. It was producing ethanol, which is odd.� Four years and 45 green-collar jobs later, Qteros is busy collaborating with Israel’s Applied CleanTech (ACT) to revolutionize methodology at water treatment plants. Applied CleanTech recycles raw materials into alternative energy sources including feedstock, the stuff eaten by microbes or burned for use in alternative-energy production. The feedstock ACT extracts from solid waste is lignin-free. When Q microbe eats this unique feedstock, it produces ethanol at an efficiency rate of 90 to 95 percent. According to Hausthor, the ACT feedstockcreating process is already in use at five plants around the world, including in Ohio. “That’s just for the ACT process, for the making of the cellulose [feedstock],� said Hausthor. “We’ve tested the material and found it works very well with the Q microbe. So we’re building a demonstration facility and then taking calls from municipalities interested in our green technology. It can provide a valueadded product for water-treatment waste facilities.� According to Hausthor, this technology will make treatment plants significantly more efficient and less costly because they can either sell the ethanol they produce or use it to run the facility. “And it will help save the world,� Hausthor adds, almost offhandedly. “Today, they’re making corn ethanol, and you have to make it where the corn is. Here, we’re making it where the people and the cars are.� (That does describe Boston, at least in a few of the ways it differs from Northern Pakistan.) The two collaborating technology companies claim that in addition to producing ethanol, the treatment facility, using the ACT technology for extracting biosolids from raw sewage, is expected to reduce sludge formation by up to 75 percent, meaning a potential reduction in methane gas produced by untreated sludge. On-site ethanol production would provide reduction in GHG emissions, and a more efficient production method would reduce energy inputs. According to Hausthor, this new green technology will be commercially available for use in water treatment plants by 2011.

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in her broodishness, and not only sat her ground but pecked at my hand and clucked bloody murder as I took her eggs. I left them a golf ball, which they willingly incubated. Our neighbor, Dick, who has a cock in his flock, took care of our hens for a few days while we went camping. “You got some broody hens,� he said when we returned. “Want some fertile eggs for them to sit on?� A few days later, Dick brought over 18 eggs. It seemed like too many, but he said some wouldn’t hatch, some would die trying, some would die young and some would be roosters—and all roosters, except perhaps one, are destined for the pot. “The eggs will hatch exactly three weeks after you put them out,� he said. “If you put them out in the morning, they’ll hatch in the morning.� We decided on a morning hatching. Since baby chicks are sensitive to cold, hatching around 10am would give them a whole day to warm up. I marked the fertilized eggs with a Sharpie so I

could distinguish them from the unfertilized eggs Chicken Hawk and Baldy would lay, which I would continue to collect. Eighteen eggs made quite a pile, even for these dedicated hens. For three weeks they sat with gritty determination, diligently rotating their charges. One egg broke after two weeks. There was a baby chick inside. Baldy, who wasn’t broody, began spending more time in the coop in solidarity. That left Chicken Hawk to pass her days outside, in solitude. On the morning of the appointed day, I went to the coop and, sure enough, heard a chorus of little peeps. Annabelle and Black ’n’ Blue were making clucking sounds, which Dick says give encouragement to hatching chicks. The new moms looked bewildered, constantly standing up to check on the remaining eggs, poking around with their beaks to keep track of the darting peepers, who at times were under them, at times walked on top of them and sometimes hid in the coop’s hard-to-reach nooks and crannies. Three chicks hatched successfully. &THE BOHEMIAN

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Three died while hatching, perhaps stepped on by the confused hens. The rest never hatched, and when I broke them open the next day there was nothing inside but normal egg, quite stinky. Dick, apparently, has a lazy cock. Tragedy struck later on hatching day. I found one of the peepers floating in the water dish I’d put in the coop. Cursing my idiocy, I examined the chick. It was the bright yellow one, the same color as Annabelle. It was limp, soggy and motionless. Since there was no trace of rigor mortis, I figured it hadn’t been dead long, and commenced CPR. This being my first attempt at chicken CPR, I was kind of winging it. Sometimes my compressions forced air through the chick’s vocal chords, causing it to peep, which got my hopes up, but the chick stayed dead. Then there were two—one for each broody hen. Contrary to what I’d heard might happen, neither got jealous. As long as each one had a peep under her belly, both hens seemed content. I kept the coop closed so the peepers would stay inside. Chicken Hawk and Baldy were doting aunts, sitting on the ground just outside the coop walls. At night, all six birds—four hens and two chicks—piled into one nesting box. The co-parenting seems to be working. Annabelle is a bit spastic, sometimes stepping on the peepers, and she can be aggressive in defending the chicks. Black ’n’ Blue is as peaceful and sweet as ever, but a little spacey. Per Dick’s advice, I’ve been feeding them ground oats, and I made a trip to the feed store to buy a chick-safe water dispenser. At the store, there was a single chick for sale in a bin that in the early summer was full of them. The chick was yellow-orange, Annabelle’s color, like the one that died. I made the impulse purchase for $2. At home, I removed the two recent hatchlings. My plan was to get the mamas in a panic over their missing chicks, and then return the two chicks plus the new one, in the hope that they wouldn’t notice. They noticed. Black ’n’ Blue was cool with the new chick, but Annabelle went after the intruder. The new chick was terrified of Annabelle, rightly so, and wouldn’t have lasted long, so I kicked Annabelle out of the coop. Then the coop became peaceful, with the three chicks snuggling under Black ’n’ Blue, who puffed and preened her feathers and clucked with contentment. Annabelle stalked the coop’s perimeter, clucking angrily. A few hours later, I attempted a trial reintroduction. As Annabelle entered the coop, the new girl burrowed deep under Black ‘n’ Blue’s belly. The other chicks remained unconcerned. Annabelle settled down in the nesting box. There was uneasy peace in the coop, but the new chick stayed hidden. An hour later, I saw the new chick poking her face out from under Annabelle, their feathers matching perfectly. The new chick on the block was in.

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This year, we ask you to help us celebrate the achievements of five winners. Promoter Laurie Schaeffer has brought pleasure and thoughtfulness to thousands of concert-goers a handful at a time with her innovative house concert series currently on at the intimate and private Studio E facility. Artists Patrick Amiot and Brigitte Laurent have turned all of Sebastopol’s Florence Avenue into an outdoor art gallery while raising thousands of dollars for area schools. Margie Belrose has been teaching dance and theater to students since the early 1960s, gradually transforming her San Rafael space, a former church, into an arts sanctuary that thrums with dinner theater and children’s activities. Amy Pinto and Brent Lindsay of the Imaginist Theatre Collective reach across language lines to include the Latino community while serving kids and families and

anyone interested in provocative stagecraft. Arts facilitator Anne Trinca has ensured that there’s more to do in Napa than just eat and drink, starting with the post-feminist Pearl Necklace zine she helped produce, through the brick-and-mortar sizzle of the Nest and continuing now with a virtual spot for Napa County residents interested in DIY culture, craft and fine art to congregate. These folks rock. We fete our winners this year on Wednesday, Oct. 21, in a free reception that is open to the public at the Hopmonk Tavern (230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol), from 5:30pm to 7pm. Please consider joining us and staying on for the free, all-ages North Bay Music Awards (NORBAYs) event that follows. This is a stellar night for the arts, and we’re so honored to help ref lect all of this work and wisdom to you. See you at the Hopmonk!

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ne night in 1976, Laurie Schaeffer was talking with folk songwriter Kate Wolf after a concert in Sonoma County. “So, Laurie,� Wolf asked, “are you a musician?� Schaeffer, who’d just given up the piano, said no. “Well,� Wolf persisted, “what are you good at?� Schaeffer sputtered something about being a good organizer. Wolf ’s reply has been a guiding mantra for the music fan and concert promoter ever since. “There’s a need for people like you in the music world,� Wolf said. For the last 12 years, Schaeffer has been honoring the late singer’s advice by not only bringing nationally known singer-songwriters to Sonoma County, but also by creating for them what she calls a “listening room�—an intimate, mannerly environment where performer and audience can commune through storytelling, nuance and lyrics. For her tireless efforts, from her first concerts at

private houses to the last five years at Studio E in Sebastopol, we are glad to make her a recipient of a Boho Award this year. Recalling the nearly 200 concerts she’s hosted with luminaries like Mary Gauthier, Fred Eaglesmith, Todd Snider, Jimmy LaFave, Billy Joe Shaver, Nina Gerber, Girlyman and Chip Taylor, the 54-year-old music fan says simply, “It’s amazing. I can be involved without having to play. I just have to clap.� Schaeffer grew up in Los Angeles worshipping Jethro Tull and going to enormous stadium concerts; she came to Sonoma County for college in 1975 and met her future business partner, Greg Abel. The two trekked around to see songwriters like Steve Goodman, Rodney Crowell and Rosanne Cash. Her love for music (Schaeffer’s online username is “musicfan�) blossomed into a love for lyrics, especially those of John Prine and a growing movement of acoustic performers. Schaeffer booked her first concert at the home of KRCB-FM program director Robin Pressman, as a benefit for the station, with Cheryl Wheeler. Wheeler, Schaeffer says, was “very reluctant� to perform at a house, but the night’s magic set the tone for hundreds of concerts to come. Wheeler loved it. The crowd loved it. For Schaeffer, “it was one of the most exciting days of my whole life.� It also started a 12-year journey of booking acoustic performers, for whom stories are more important than guitar solos. At venues such as the Dance Palace in Point Reyes, the former New College and even a barbecue joint in Santa Rosa, Schaeffer’s created a quiet environment for musicians to share songs with an appreciative audience. Five years ago, when the owners of the former Powerhouse Brewing Company in Sebastopol sold the building and Schaeffer was once again on the hunt for a venue, she got a call from Jeff Martin, who had just bought a place called Studio E. Schaeffer had been to Studio E, a small recording studio buzzed about for hosting Tom Waits rehearsals and notorious for its Deadhead parties (“Wild, crazy, lots of drugs and alcohol,� she says. “Absolutely packed. They were legendary�), and she was skeptical at first. She had one question: “Do you have chairs?� Martin said he was getting some. Schaeffer brought in soundman Peter Viehoever (“I don’t like to leave home without him�), and the little wooden 100-seat cottage in the middle of an apple orchard quickly became the place. Word spread throughout the folk community. Fans began showing up, trusting the music to be good. Artists who hear about the venue are happy to turn the volume down to experience the rural splendor. And always at the front door, near the old wood stove, is Schaeffer, welcoming and bidding farewell to fellow fans. “Some people may go to church,� she says, “but live music has saved me and has given me so much pleasure in my life. And not only does it give me pleasure, but I love seeing people leave the concerts, to see how they’ve just become enlightened as well. Enlightened? I don’t know, that might be the wrong word. But just happy. Feeling better than they did when they came in.� To learn more, go to www.northbaylive.com.

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Napa Valley Center for Spiritual Living, 1249 Coombs St., Napa. 707.252.4847.

www.summerfieldwaldorf.org ww ww.summerfieldwaldorf.org

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501 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. 707.823.8511.

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655 Willowside Road, Sa Santa anta Rosa, CA. 95401

707.575.7194

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Sebastopol Family Acupunture, 490 Pitt Ave., Sebastopol. 707.823.4300.

575 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Greenbrae. 415.925.1700.

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Hill Park Medical Center, 616 Petaluma Blvd. N., Ste. C, Petaluma. 707.778.3171.

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1030 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Ste. 130, Kentfield. 415.482.3888.

;I% B@D9<ICP ?<EIP

350 Bon Air Road, Ste. 1, Greenbrae. 415.924.1313. 141 Lynch Creek Way, Ste. B, Petaluma. 707.778.2313. NAPA ;I% AF?E G% Q@DD<ID8EE

3443 Villa Lane, Ste. 10, Napa. 707.258.6077. SONOMA ;I% ;8M@; <% D8I:LJ

Cosmetics Surgery & Laser Center, 1128 Sonoma Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.575.1626.

NAPA

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895 Trancas St., Napa. 707.252.2020. SONOMA

145 Foss Creek Circle, Healdsburg. 707.473.0220.

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130 Stony Point Road, Ste. E, Santa Rosa. 707.544.2020.

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575 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Greenbrae. 415.925.1771.

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1128 Sonoma Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.577.8292.

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1128 Sonoma Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.575.1626.

3421 Villa Lane, Napa. 707.251.1395.

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509 Seventh St., Ste. 101, Santa Rosa. 707.577.8888.

1127 Fourth St., San Rafael. 415.453.2020. 181 San Marin Drive, Novato. 415.892.2020.

HONOR ABLE MENTION

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4625 Quigg Drive, Santa Rosa. 707.537.2123.

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1006 First St., Napa. 707.254.2020. SONOMA JFEFD8 <P<NFIBJ

534 Larkfield Shopping Center, Santa Rosa. 707.578.2020. HONOR ABLE MENTION

“Kudos to the owner, Mrs. Mona Dhar, and her brother and co-owner Sumeer Karihaloo, who manages the restaurant, for giving the North Bay its finest Indian restaurant, and to Chef Uddab for his ability to create Indian food that

transcends the ordinary” Jeff Cox – Press Democrat

10 % OFF

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Thank You! Best Outdoor Dining First Place

Best Brew Pub Second Place

Every Thurs Night is Pint Night Dollar off Pints & Pizzas

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6 Loch Lomond Drive, San Rafael. 415.459.8006. NAPA ;I% :?8IC<J ;<CFI@D@<I

3434 Villa Lane, Ste. 110, Napa. 707.255.0555. SONOMA ;I% 9I@8E N% G8PE<

36 Doctors Park Drive, Santa Rosa. 707.546.5234. 9025 Old Redwood Hwy., Windsor. 707.838.4959.

515 Farmers Lane, Santa Rosa. 707.575.0600. 8741 Brooks Road S., Ste. 200, Windsor. 707.836.8360.

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1003 Third St., San Rafael. 415.460.6506.

66 E. Washington St., Petaluma. 707.778.1048.

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(at Hwy 12 & Mission Blvd.)

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52 Mission Circle, Santa Rosa

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755 Silverado Trail, Calistoga. 866.942.7442.

TOTAL BILL

707.538.3367

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50 E Washington Street, Petaluma In the Golden Eagle Shopping Center

707-765-9694 www.dempseys.com

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3600 Broadway, American Canyon. 707.674.0168. SONOMA FJDFJ@J ;8P JG8 J8E:KL8IP

209 Bohemian Hwy., Freestone. 707.823.8231. HONOR ABLE MENTION

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452-B Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg. 707.433.1270.

BEST I<JFIK JG8 MARIN :8M8CCF GF@EK

601 Murray Circle, Sausalito. 415.339.4767. NAPA JFC8>< :8C@JKF>8

755 Silverado Trail, Calistoga. 866.942.7442. SONOMA B<ENFF; @EE JG8

10400 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood. 707.833.1293. HONOR ABLE MENTION

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327 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg. 707.433.4747.

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536 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo. 415.454.1347.

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265 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. 707.823.6404.

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218 Greenfield Ave., San Anselmo. 415.485.1158.

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1341 Napa Town Center, Napa. 707.259.0517.

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1136 Main St., Napa. 707.226.5300.

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205 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. 707.575.1474. HONOR ABLE MENTION

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6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Ste. A12, Petaluma. 707.769.9983.

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43 North St., Healdsburg. 707.433.9935. 1312 Main St., St. Helena. 707.967.9935.

301 Second St., Petaluma. 707.763.6560.

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3367 Solano Ave., Napa. 707.254.0767. SONOMA 9IFEQ<Æ8 K8EE@E> JKL;@F

52 Mission Circle, Santa Rosa. 707.538.1580. HONOR ABLE MENTION TIE

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1975 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.527.8100. >I<8K JLEJ8K@FEJ

508 Seventh St., Santa Rosa. 707.545.6786.

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1295 Second St., Ste. 100, San Rafael. 415.455.8367. NAPA >8I8>< @EB JKL;@FJ

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1435 Fourth St., Ste. C, San Rafael. 415.456.4112. NAPA K8@CJ F= K?< :@KP

2205 Main St., Ste. A, Napa. 707.254.7877. SONOMA JF>>P ;F>>P

452 10th St., Santa Rosa. 707.542.0244. HONOR ABLE MEN TION

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860 Lindberg Lane, Petaluma. 707.769.7387.

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1908 Fourth St., San Rafael. 415.485.1745. NAPA :8DG I8N?@;<

1452 Silverado Trail, Napa. 707.226.6010. SONOMA :8DG 9FN NFN

2120 Bluebell Drive, Santa Rosa. 707.546.2267.

1525 Lincoln Ave., Napa. 707.254.7125.

HONOR ABLE MEN TION

SONOMA

FC@M<K B<EE<C

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974 Hwy. 116 S., Sebastopol. 707.829.7256. HONOR ABLE MENTION

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1066 Fourth St., Ste. A, Santa Rosa. 707.575.0610.

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2404 Olivet Road, Santa Rosa. 707.542.2066.

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1908 Fourth St., San Rafael. 415.485.1745. NAPA 9FEEP ;FFE< B<EE<C

1003 Los Carneros Ave., Napa. 707.226.1200.

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909 D St., San Rafael. 415.459.4080. 254 Shoreline Hwy., Mill Valley. 415.381.4100.

2404 Olivet Road, Santa Rosa. 707.542.2066. HONOR ABLE MEN TION

NAPA

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21 W. Seventh St., Santa Rosa. 707.545.0721. HONOR ABLE MENTION

Honorable Mention

BEST COCKTAILS BEST DECADENT RESTAURANT

MARIN

SONOMA

1700 Yajome St., Napa. 707.252.0316.

BEST NEW RESTAURANT Honorable Mention

BEST B<EE<C

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We’re honored to be an annual winner with all our restaurants

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Thank You!

HONOR ABLE MEN TION

MARIN

57 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera. 415.924.8267.

Thank You!

Honorable Mention

BEST SEAFOOD Winner

BEST WINE LIST Winner

4801 Llano Road, Sebastopol. 707.824.9100.

BEST ;F> :8DG

www.starkssteakhouse.com | 707.546.5100 | 521 Adams Street, Santa Rosa

MARIN

www.williswinebar.net | 707-526-3096 | 4404 Old Redwood Hwy, Santa Rosa

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www.willisseafood.net | 707-433-9191 | 403 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg

1908 Fourth St., San Rafael. 415.485.1745.

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1050 Pueblo Ave., Napa. 707.252.6206.

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584 Main St., St. Helena. 707.963.3094.

2120 Bluebell Drive, Santa Rosa. 707.546.2267.

SONOMA

HONOR ABLE MENTION

5033 Gravenstein Hwy. N., Forestville. 707.887.2261.

2404 Olivet Road, Santa Rosa. 707.542.2066.

BEST ;F> KI8@E<I MARIN A8E B8J<# 8CC 89FLK ;F>J

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5345 Hwy. 12, Santa Rosa. 707.542.0882.

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171 Bel Marin Keys Blvd., Novato. 415.883.4621.

HONOR ABLE MENTION

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400 Morris St., Sebastopol. 707.826.8282.

BEST =LIE@KLI< JKFI<

831 B St., San Rafael. 415.456.3939.

SONOMA

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5345 Hwy. 12, Santa Rosa. 707.542.0882.

849 Jackson St., Napa. 707.252.8015. SONOMA

HONOR ABLE MENTION

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707 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. 707.542.1855.

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529 Fourth St., Santa Rosa. 707.568.4044. 9000 Windsor Road, Windsor. 707.838.6555.

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Silverado Veterinary Hospital, 2035 Silverado Trail, Napa. 707.224.7953.

129 Fourth St., Santa Rosa. 707.525.8244.

BEST ?FD< =LIE@J?@E>J MARIN ?FD< :FEJ@>ED<EK :<EK<I

863 E. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael. 415.456.2765.

;I% JL< 9LOKFE

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Animal Hospital of Sebastopol, 1010 Gravenstein Hwy. S., Sebastopol. 707.823.3250.

8::<EKJ E8G8 M8CC<P

BEST 8E@D8C

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www.friedmanshome.com

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1345 Charter Oak Ave., St. Helena. 707.963.7044.

5345 Hwy. 12, Santa Rosa. 707.542.0882.

11455 Old Redwood Hwy, Healdsburg

SONOMA

N< :8I< 8E@D8C J?<CK<I

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Sonoma County

1370 Main St., St. Helena. 707.963.3423.

MARIN

SONOMA

Sonoma County www.rodneystrong.com

1151 Andersen Drive, San Rafael. 415.453.7288.

NAPA

840 Hopper St., Petaluma. 707.778.4396.

Honorable Mention

343 S. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma. 707.778.6065.

MARIN

BEST 8E@D8C

Honorable Mention

;I% ILJJ >LI<M@K:?

Caninestein Dog Training, 547 Randolph St., Apt. C, Napa. 707.254.9615.

2404 Olivet Road, Santa Rosa. 707.542.2066.

Winner Best Cabernet

HONOR ABLE MENTION

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Winner Best Zinfandel Best Syrah

SONOMA

BEST ?FD< @DGIFM<D<EK JKFI<

HONOR ABLE MENTION

Sonoma County

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415.488.0550.

Winner Best Cabernet

NAPA

SONOMA

FC@M<K B<EE<C

The Winning Wine Labels 2009

Both of Madera Pet Hospital, 5796 Paradise Drive, Corte Madera. 415.924.1271.

FIRST PLACE TIE

;I% A<IIP I<@EB< ;I% B@D9<ICP :8J<P

1307 First St., Napa. 707.254.9155. SONOMA

529 Fourth St., Santa Rosa. 707.568.4044. 9000 Windsor Road, Windsor. 707.838.6555. HONOR ABLE MENTION TIE

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129 Fourth St., Santa Rosa. 707.525.8244.

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526-8609

6940 Sebastopol Ave. 2724 Santa Rosa Ave (Pier 1 Plaza)

Santa Rosa

531 College Ave. Lots of parking in back!

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120 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. 707.765.2024.

2620 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.563.7437.

BEST ?FD< 9L@C;<I MARIN D8M<I@:B :FEJKIL:K@FE

2 Alexander Ave., Sausalito. 415.331.2000. NAPA :?I@JKFG?<IJFE ?FD<J

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www.christophersonhomes.com

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601 E. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael. 415.456.3345. NAPA P8D8?8 F= E8G8

459 Soscol Ave., Napa. 707.254.7432. SONOMA DFKF D<::8E@:8

HONOR ABLE MENTION

1111 Petaluma Hill Road, Santa Rosa. 707.578.6686.

DFEJFFE :FEJKIL:K@FE

HONOR ABLE MENTION

P.O. Box 1502, Healdsburg. 707.433.7813.

BEST I<8C <JK8K<

8><EK&:FDG8EP MARIN CF@J J:?<@E9<I>

www.winecountrygroup.com SONOMA A<==I<P J<C@>JFE

7300 Healdsburg Ave., Ste. B, Sebastopol. 707.829.2011. HONOR ABLE MENTION

KFE@ 8% ;Ê8E><CF

600 Bicentennial Way, Ste. 100, Santa Rosa. 707.535.8807.

D@:?8<CÊJ ?8IC<P$;8M@;JFE

7601 Redwood Drive, Cotati. 707.793.9180.

BEST J:FFK<I J?FG MARIN ?8KK8I DFKFIJGFIKJ

601 E. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael. 415.456.3345. NAPA 9@> B@; KFPJ

467 Soscol Ave., Napa. 707.256.3300. SONOMA

707.823.9125 707. 707 823.91125 823

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307 D St., Santa Rosa. 707.523.2371. HONOR ABLE MENTION

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BEST 8LKF ;<8C<IÆ

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501 Fourth St., Santa Rosa. 707.545.5190.

MARIN

BEST 8LKF I<G8@I

JFEE<E 9DN

MARIN

1599 E. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael. 888.639.2697.

GIFJ?FG

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658 Irwin St., San Rafael. 415.454.8966.

A@DDP M8JJ<I KFPFK8 :?<MIFC<K F= E8G8

NAPA

466 Soscol Ave., Napa. 707.927.4466. 583 Soscol Ave., Napa. 707.255.7600.

2497 Second St., Napa. 707.226.9693.

SONOMA

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321-B Second St., Petaluma. 707.769.0162.

2875 Corby Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.542.1791. HONOR ABLE MENTION

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HONOR ABLE MENTION

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2750 Corby Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.542.5377.

198 S. High St., Sebastopol. 707.823.3777.

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540 W. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael. 415.454.0582.

1599 E. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael. 888.639.2697.

NAPA

NAPA

1050 Freeway Drive, Napa. 707.255.5655.

A@DDP M8JJ<I

SONOMA

466 Soscol Ave., Napa. 707.927.4466. 583 Soscol Ave., Napa. 707.255.7600.

:C8JJ@: :8I N8J?

D@JJ@FE :8I N8J?

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257 College Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.579.9274. 59 Mission Circle, Santa Rosa. 707.537.2040.

=I<<D8E KFPFK8

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2875 Corby Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.542.1791. HONOR ABLE MENTION

J<98JKFGFC 8LKF 9F;P

351 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. 707.823.6451.

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t’s hard to miss the giant Holstein cow in the fields along Highway 12, west of Santa Rosa. Drivers do a double take, not quite sure if it’s hormones in the grain or the pungent fertilizers that account for the jumbo bovine. Any confusion is laid to rest as they enter Sebastopol and spy a sculpture of an oversized fisherman astride his fish with eyes the size of hubcaps. In fact, they are hubcaps, specifically Triumph hubcaps, gifted by an elderly man to the artist. Objects destined for the dump are integral to the junk-art sculptures created by Patrick Amiot and meticulously painted and brought to life by his wife, Brigitte Laurent. The wide array of larger-than-life, brightly colored figures has become synonymous with the must-see sites in Sebastopol. A gopher holds a spade at the hardware store, and at O’Reilly Media, a tarsier, the company’s mascot, graces the front of the office buildings. Then there is Florence

Avenue, perhaps the most visited street in town, where multiple sculptures live in front yards up and down the street. The Amiot residence and studio is clearly apparent by the abundance of sculptures on the front lawn waiting for homes. Sitting in the eclectically furnished living room where a 1930s refrigerator serves as a stereo cabinet, Amiot sips freshly squeezed carrot juice and ponders the quirks of life that have molded him from a successful gallery ceramicist into an urban folk artist. He explains that shipping delicate ceramics to the East Coast was difficult and costly, and that he was looking for a new direction in life. “I always had this desire to do things out of objects, but I just couldn’t imagine making a living out of it. I still can’t. It’s one of those things when you think of something but tell yourself, ‘This would just be too good to be true.’� In the midst of his career upheaval, Amiot started making junk art for fun. He created and installed a giant fisherman made from a water heater in his front yard, and received an unexpected reaction—his neighbors wanted to see more. The rest, as they say, is history. And history plays a big part in the sculptor’s philosophy behind the raw style of his art. “The whole purpose of my work is to glorify these objects, because they have their own spirit,� Amiot enthuses. “When a hubcap has traveled on a truck for millions of miles, and has seen the prairies in the winter and the hot summer asphalt, when it’s done traveling with that truck and finds itself in the scrap yard and I find it, I kind of like to use that. This hubcap, or whatever piece of metal, from the day it was manufactured until now, has an important history. And I like to think the spirit of all these things lived incredible lives. If they could talk to you, they could tell amazing stories. That’s something I don’t want to hide.� Besides being environmentally friendly, Amiot and Laurent’s sculptures play an immense part in raising money for community schools. Amiot says he disliked the candy drives used by local schools to generate income. “I resented that the schools were having kids promote a product with no local connections,� he explains. “I talked with some friends about ‘inventing’ something indigenous to the community, and we came up with the idea of a calendar of the sculptures.� Photographed by David Featherstone and birthed into production by the “power moms� of the community, the calendar has raised over a quarter-million dollars for local schools in just six years. “The bottom line was to find something that represents Sebastopol,� Amiot says. Amiot and Laurent have recently purchased a new property, one with “a studio where we can make some noise,� Amiot smiles. “I work there, putting the sculptures together and then bring them home, where Brigitte paints them. I want to expand so we can work together.� A bigger vision includes a sculpture garden where the public can wander through and look at art. “We’d like to build a place we can share with the community something that’s creative and beautiful,� he smiles. “We want it to be bold and outrageous. It’s our fantasy.�

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classes and raising her son and daughter in the two-story apartment behind the theater that she still calls home. “I don’t think of this as a job. It’s my life. I love what I do,� says Belrose, a spirit aglow in her sprightly blue eyes. “People sometimes say, ‘When are you going to retire?’ and I say, ‘To what?’� The Belrose Dinner Theatre puts on two to four productions each year, including the drama The Lion in Winter, now in its eighth season. Belrose’s time has been occupied with rehearsals for The Twilight Zone, which opened Oct. 9 and runs through Nov. 21. She continues to run everything behind the scenes, serving dinner and drinks to her guests at the candlelit tables during opening nights and appearing as a main character in many productions. With a passion for teaching, Belrose instructs jazz, tap and acting classes every week. Her students span a broad range of ages, from 12-year-olds in her acting workshop class to 80-year-old tap dancers. “Though thousands of people have passed through here, I still keep in touch with many of my students,� Belrose says proudly. The Belrose faces the modern streets outside, its nostalgic aesthetic in sharp contrast to fast-paced suburbia, where families more often take their children to health clubs for theater arts instruction. “It’s a very different world than it was 30 years ago. I taught 200 students a week by myself back then, but now I’m lucky to have 50, because the world has changed. Keeping a ballet class going has become more and more difficult,� Belrose sighs. Maintaining the Belrose is a family affair. Daughter Dea teaches a tap class once a week, and son David manages the costume shop in the basement, which opened in 1977 and serves as a large source of revenue for the theater. The colorful costume rental shop brims over with more than 3,000 costumes, masks, wigs and hats, all catalogued into genres within the small basement space. With over 700 Renaissance costumes, the Belrose also acts as a main supplier to seven Renaissance fairs across the country. The prop room behind the stage teems with old typewriters, tools and trunks, a testament to the community giving back to the Belrose over the years. “Most of the props, like the old wooden wheelchair sitting on the stage for The Twilight Zone rehearsals, simply appeared or were donated to us,� Belrose says. “We appreciate that so much, because some of these things are so hard to come by these days. They are all treasures.� Every Thursday night for the past 13 years, the Belrose hosts an open mic night. A core group of attendees shows up, gathering around candlelit dining tables to cheer on the performers. “The Belrose is a place where people can grow artistically and it gives them a chance and a venue to expand their horizons,� Belrose says. “I think if this place was gone, San Rafael would be missing a cultural advantage, but I’m always thinking of ways to make it better. I sit in here during every show and think of what I can do to improve upon what we have here.�

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“For us, it’s not a question of marketing,� Pinto says. “It’s not ‘How do we fill x number of seats on x number of nights?’ For us the question is, ‘How do we build a community of theater makers and theater watchers? How do we let people know that our doors are open, and that that community exists right here in this big old Quonset hut in Santa Rosa?’� It is inside that big old Quonset hut, a former Santa Rosa automotive shop, that the Imaginists have been creating their own brand of description-defying work for the last year, stewing up a rich blend of classical works and exciting, experimental, actordeveloped pieces. The genesis of the company goes back to the North Carolina School of the Arts, where Lindsay and Pinto formed an experimental company called the Knights of Indulgence. That company moved eventually to Delaware, and (inexplicably) to Truckee, near Lake Tahoe, where the company disbanded in 2001. Shortly thereafter, Pinto and Lindsay found themselves in Healdsburg, where for the last several years they worked to establish the Imaginists, initially focusing solely on developing a school, handing down their unique brand of artist-driven theatermaking to eager young students. “Every individual in that room, every kid, is an artistic voice that has to be heard,� explains Lindsay. “It is the students who create the shows. We merely facilitate it.� Those classes, which continue now at the Santa Rosa location around the corner from Juilliard Park, have been made intentionally affordable, with sliding-scale tuitions and a commitment that all be welcomed. “We made a pact when we first started,� Lindsay continues, “that we would never turn anyone away. What this ends up bringing is incredible diversity, kids from all kinds of backgrounds creating together.� Since moving to the permanent Quonset space, Lindsay and Pinto have returned to the kind of theater they started out doing, launching a series of hard-to-define experiences that combine a whole range of theatrical influences. Among these is the memorable Ubu Rex, a scatology-packed madhouse adaptation of Alfred Jarry’s scandalous 1896 satire. That show was a landmark for the Imaginists, drawing sellout crowds of first-timers, as did the recent Extranjeros En Su Propia, a powerful bilingual collaboration with the Graton Day Labor Center. According to Pinto, the Imaginists’ largest segment of growth has been among young people and people who have never or seldom gone to the theater before. “We’ve definitely seen a younger crowd than [do] a lot of theaters, and that’s encouraging for the future of theater in the area,� she says. “We draw young people, old people, families, English-speaking, Spanishspeaking. A lot of folks from the junior college have been checking us out. And it’s all been through word of mouth. “We don’t do advertising, so people hear about us primarily from other people who’ve discovered us and decided that what’s happening here is worth talking about.� Imaginists Theatre Collective, 461 Sebastopol Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.528.7554.

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and galleries there, that artists really spoke to me more about the human situation. I learned a lot more from looking at the visual arts than I did reading philosophical texts.� She switched gears, got a masters in arts administration, and began her career at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. After living in San Francisco, Trinca relocated north to what she remembers as “a bit of a shock to my system� for a job with Arts Council Napa Valley. When funding ran out, she worked as a gallery manager and program manager at the di Rosa Preserve for three years. She soon discovered that though there was art happening all over in the Napa area, there wasn’t any one place to bring it together. It was at the Nest, the space she and partner Norma Quintana founded behind the Jessel Gallery in 2007, where Trinca brought her unique vision to fruition. With the motto of “live creatively, give generously,� Trinca and Quintana hosted a series of experimental events and shows, each one bringing artists more closely together. A Warhol-themed “Factory Dance Party� featured Campbell’s soup prizes; a make-your-own-tiara workshop was conducted because “everyone deserves their own crown�; artists worked directly with attendees building dirt and bug worlds for a terrarium workshop; a Westward Film Fest showed projected short films outside; and an exhibition of photographs from Indonesia by students at Solano College was accompanied by an avant-garde gamelan performance by Gamelan X. The Nest this year lost its space, but by making connections far and wide—Trinca, a vegetarian, once brought Meatpaper magazine, Scratch ’n’ Sniff TV, the Secret Eating Society and the Fatted Calf Charcuterie in for a meatthemed art show—she feels strongly that the North Bay can become an outpost for contemporary art. “I think we just need to connect!� she says. “I feel like there are a lot of different pockets of activity. The ultimate goal of art, for me, is human interaction. So we’re interacting with our audiences, but they’re all clumped together and not talking to each other.� Thus, Trinca builds a buzz around local art events by covering them on her blog, Flourish, and to those who declare that there is no art scene in Napa, Trinca can now generally list 20 art events happening on any given weekend in the valley off the top of her head. Much of it is grass-roots and organic, unfunded and meted out in small, DIY helpings. With her background, and with her own art studio, Trinca sees the groundswell underway—and she’s working with a local arts organization, Wandering Rose, to found a brick-and-mortar community space for all forms of art to mingle and grow together in the valley. “It has so much potential,� Trinca says of Napa. “The mix of people is right. It really is the friends that I’ve made, and the artists that I know now who are keeping me here. Rene diRosa was an inspiration to me. He said that the art world defines our region—the artists who are living and working in the area. So I think it’s important for Napa to have its own identity and not just be the neighbor of San Francisco. And I think we can do it.� Learn more at www.napanest.com.

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Actors add flair to annual House of Horror By David Templeton

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rom somewhere deep in the heart of the sprawling Hopper House, someone is screaming bloody murder. This is a good sign. In the unique theatrical entertainment known as a Halloween “haunted house�—or simply a “haunt� to aficionados— there is no applause at the finale, no standing ovation as the actors take their bows. In a haunt, the audience members show their appreciation simply by screaming. Tonight, at the Hopper House of Horror, located for the second year inside Santa Rosa’s former Hunter Steak House, there is no shortage of such “applause� from the visitors. The modern haunted house comes in many forms. Most of them are plotless, little more than a series of decorated rooms depicting unconnected scenes of creepiness. More and more, though, the creators of these annual attractions are approaching them as theatrical enterprises. Rather than simply staging them as walk-through showcases of loud noises and unsettling makeup effects, they are conceived as little, interactive plays. The problem, as with any grassroots theatrical offering, is finding enough actors up to the task. With the Hopper House, the producers (WOW Event Solutions) have hit on a no-brainer idea, recruiting an existing theater company to populate the haunt, sculpting the entire affair as a single interactive, walk-though show.

This year, for the second time, Narrow Way Stage Company has gotten the call. Young, energetic and already holding a reputation for edginess and a commitment to freaking people out, the rising theater troupe is a good fit. The fact that the Hopper House is now staffed with actors who can convincingly, you know, act, puts Hopper House at the forefront of North Bay scares. (Another good one is Sonoma’s effects-heavy Dragons Head Inn: www.dragonsheadinn.com.) The story is set up as the audience waits in the spacious two-story lobby of the Hopper House, killing time by examining cases filled with stuffed mutant babies and displays of desiccated corpses. For an extra fee, daredevils can take a ride inside the motion controlled coffin, a rare treat for anyone who’s ever wanted know what being buried alive is like. The house is the boyhood home of Dr. Horus Hopper, a demented outcast whose childhood pets were evidently sickly, cannibalistic kitties. Curious about the functioning of the human body, he turned his home into a laboratory, borrowing organs and limbs from unsuspecting patients and implanting them into his ever-expanding “family.� All of this is elaborated, in dripping bits and pieces, once the tour begins. A nice touch is the slow-build meander through the upstairs area, an actor-free series of rooms in which visitors are gradually acclimated to just exactly how sick and twisted this Hopper guy is (the rotting teddy bear and eye-gouged baby doll are especially nice touches!). Once back down stairs, the experience kicks into full gear with a dimly lit corridor peopled with scuttling, deranged “assistants� wielding sledgehammers and axes. One of them, played by an actor who knows how disconcerting direct eye contact can be, randomly slams his sledgehammer against the wall shrieking, “Kill! Kill! Kill!� Another, drenched in blood, sizes up the crowd eagerly, whispering, “I might have to eat you—if you survive this!� The most effective scenes include the dining room, where the main course is being carved up while still alive—and, no, it’s not turkey—and the kitchen, where roasting body parts spin on the spit, and the imposing chef shouts, “Who’s ready for dinner?� I particularly enjoy the attached meat locker, where we push through a number of dangling, plastic-wrapped slabs of meat, some of them are still writhing and twitching. The best—and funniest—moment comes last, when we finally meet Dr. Hopper himself, hard at work in his operating room. “Some people call me a mad scientist,� he explains, sinking his scalpel into his not very sedated subject, “but I like to think of myself as a free thinker!� People who attend these kinds of entertainments tend to fall into two groups. Those who run through at full gallop, dashing for the exit as fast as possible, and those who take their time, savoring every gory development, every surprise, every (sometimes literal) shock. I recommend relaxing and lingering. At the Hopper House of Horror, you are in bloody good hands. The Hopper House of Horror runs through Nov. 1 at the former Hunter Steak House, 3785 Cleveland Ave., Santa Rosa. The haunt opens at dusk, closing between 10pm and 11pm. $12–$20; under 12, not recommended. Visit www.hopperhorror.com.

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t’s a very serious movie, A Serious Man. All the themes in the Coen Brothers’ previous films blend harmoniously. Here they reconcile the warring impulses to create apocalyptic tragedy and screwball comedy. Here, as in Raising Arizona, is the startling cartoon flatness of the United States. And here is the hideo-comic wrath of Americans and the way temper flares up so suddenly out of whimsical, friendly men. Here is the balance, as in Fargo,of what morality costs and what it’s worth. A Serious Man is a vast Jewish joke that follows Kafka’s suggestion that in the struggle between you and the world, back the world. It’s set in suburban Minneapolis in 1967, close to the place and the time in which the Coens grew up. In high-angle shots, the neighborhood is as remote as Mars: wide empty streets, square houses embedded in crabgrass, seething neighbors. A meek professor, Larry Gopnik (stage actor Michael Stuhlbarg, looking like a dispirited Harold Lloyd), teaches physics at a small college. As was the case for “Lucky Jim� Dixon, Gopnik is tantalized with the possibility of tenure by the head of the math board, a monster of passive aggressiveness. One afternoon, a Korean exchange student tries to bribe Gopnik into a passing grade. Thus begins the siege against him. Larry’s wife announces that she’s deeply in love with their neighbor Sy Ableman (Fred Melamed), a clammy, polyester-clad swine; Melamed’s unforgettable acting depends heavily on an oleaginous voice, though this touchy-feely homewrecker is appalling on so many other levels. Larry is pushed out to the Jolly Roger Motel. With him comes his unemployable brother, Arthur (Richard Kind), an obese holy fool with weaknesses of the flesh.

For reverse angles, the Coens follow his son Danny (Aaron Wolff) and the boy’s bovine indifference to his father’s woes. The marital struggles are but interferences to Danny’s own routine of watching F Troop, smoking marijuana and trying to cheat his way through his upcoming bar mitzvah. Larry gets the promise of mercy from his next-door neighbor (Amy Landecker), a bronzed, deadpan siren who, like Danny, is tuned in to the San Francisco sound. The postmodern moments give A Serious Man a vaudeville kick: a prologue about the appearance of a demon in the old-time Jewish ghetto is staged like a lost episode of Mario Bava’s Black Sabbath. In another of this film’s parables, a Hebrew message is carved by God into the teeth of a gentile to teach— what? Some indecipherable lesson, like the physics equations on Larry’s chalkboard, like the Hebrew letters Danny is too dumb to learn. Even the leer of the Red Owl drug store sign, peering out of the screen, seems pregnant with terrible meaning. What seemed like caricature in the earlier Coens’ films is softer here. A Serious Man suggests very lightly that there might be some hope in the old rituals, something basic and kind. Photographer Roger Eakins and composer Carter Burwell do wonderful work making these episodes coalesce into a powerful fever dream of persecution and encroachment. As in Kafka, every avenue of escape is displayed just so the workers can rush up to nail the “No Exit� sign. And as when reading Kafka, what keeps one from sinking into despair is the rich, heady humor. A Serious Man throbs with age-old mysteries to which one can only succumb, with the hope of being released into pain-free nothingness.

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Schedule and Screening Times Friday, October 16 16, 6, 2009 3:30 PM Berber Atlas + Through the Lens* 5:50 PM What’s the Economy Ec conomy for, Anyway?* + The Sa Sandals* andals* 8:00 PM Frankie Is a W Womanizer + Because There Are e Things You Never Forget 10:00 PM Ripley Underr Ground

Saturday, Octoberr 17, 2009 12:00 PM All Roads Lea Lead ad Home 2:20 PM Henry Kissinger-Secrets Kissinger-Secrets of a Superpower 4:15 PM La Paloma Snow ow + The Job 6:05 PM Under the Sno 8:10 PM Red Hot Chili Peppers P + Directions 10:00 PM Behind the G Glass + Gravity

12:00 PM Ninety* + Sha Shattered attered Allegiance* + Gimme A Hug 1:50 PM Kisses + Victo Victorr Gazon 3 35 PM Airplay 3:35 Ai l + Tran Transfert T nsfert f t 5:45 PM Call it Home* + My Heart, My Dream* 8:05 PM Three in Love + Drake 10:05 PM Seventeen *Filmmaker ‘In Person’ forr the Q&A

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Kisses

72 minutes | 2008 | Ireland

Director: Lance Daly Cast: Kelly O O’Neill, ’Neill, Shane Curry, Stephen Rea, Paul Roe, Neili Conroy, Elizabeth Suh ___________________________________________________ _________________________ ____________________________ On the fringes of Dublin two kids, kids, Kylie and Dylan, live in a suburban housing esta estate te devoid of life, color coolor and the prospect of escape. escape. Kylie lives with five other siblings andd her overworked mother. mother. Next door, doorr, Dylan lives in the shadow of an alcoholic a fa father ther and the memory memory of an elder brother who ran aaway way from m home two years y earlier. earlier. Sun, Oct 18, 1:50 PM

Because There Are Things You Never Forget

13 minutes | Comedy | 2008 | Spain

Director: Lucas Figueroa Cast: Fabio Cannavaro, Amadeo Carboni, Giulio Baldari, Tiziano Scarponi ___________________________________________________ _________________________ ____________________________ Naples N aples (Italy), (Italy), 1950. 1950. Four Four friends friends are are playing playing soccer soccer out out on on the the street street when their ball is accidentall accidentallyy kicked into the evil old lady’s lady’s yard. TThey’ll hey’ll never never play play with with their their ball ball again again … and and for for that that the the revenge revenge will be deadl deadly. y.

Henry Kissinger - Secrets of a Superpower

Sat, Oct 17, 2:20 PM

Ninety

30 minutes | US

Director: John Christopher Christophher ((In In Person Person)) Cast: Paul Fredrick Pickmann Pickm mann (In (In Person) Person) ___________________________________________________ ____________________ ________________________________ “Ninety” chronicles the life life of Paul Fredrick Pickmann, a modern day day rrenaissance enaissance man. man. Through Through light light hearted hearted recollections, recollections, Mr. Mr. Fredrick Fredrick celebrates celebra tes his ninety yearss of life and reveals his first-hand experiencee as a prison camp survivor, survivorr, actor, actor, artist, author and teacher. teacher.

Fri, Oct 16, 8:00 PM

The Job

90 minutes | 2008 | Germany/US

Director: Stephan Lambyy Cast: G George eorge W W.. BBush, ush, AAlexander lexander H Haig, aig, JJames ames SSchlesinger, chlesinger, RRichard ichard PPerle, erle, LLawrence awrence EEagleburger, agleburger, BBrent rent SScowcroft, cowcroft, H Helmut elmut SSchmidt, chmidt, Norman Mailer, Bern nstein Carl Bernstein ____________________ ________________________________ ___________________________________________________ Though Henr iving short statements statements to the media, media, Henryy Kissinger iss often ggiving Now hhee rrefuses efuses ddetailed etailed iinterviews nterviews aabout bout his his own own life. life. N ow hhee aagreed greed to to aanswer nswer questions questions about about his his person person in in an an extensive extensive documentary. documentary. A rrare are chance. chance. The The life life of of Henry Henry Kissinger Kissinger provides provides a lot lot of of material material for f or fascinating a fascina ting and historically historicaally relevant film.

4 minutes | Comedy | 2007 | USA

Director: Jonathan Browning Cast: Adam LeBow, Alex Castillo, Castillo, Bernard Thurman, Bruce Van Patten, Craig Chapman, Dan Demme, David Daavid Schroeder, Gillian Vigman, James Kevin Will, Krista Lally, Leslie McNichols, Jason Pardo, John Neisler, N McManus, Matt Finley, Tyson Power Po ower ___________________________________________________ _________________________ ____________________________

Sun, Oct 18, 12:00 PM

Shattered Allegiance

29 minutes | 2009 | US

Director: Paul Winston ((In Inn Person Person)) Cast: Paul Winston, Eric Egan, E Lia Marie Johnson, Marques Pardue ___________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ Shattered Sha ttered Allegiance Allegiance is a gripping gripping short story story about about a young man who iss bounded bbyy brotherhood, blinded bbyy ha hate te and compelled bbyy tragedy. tragedy.

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Sat, Oct 17, 6:05 PM

Gimme A Hug

14 minutes | Documentary | 2008 | Netherlands/Bahamas

Director: Geert Droppers ___________________________________________________ _________________________ ____________________________ Sharks are one of the most im important mportant top-preda top-predators tors in our oceans know,, aabout and there is still a lot we don’t understand, or even know bout this fascinating fascina ting animal. This short documentary d documentar y shows one of the most mysterious m ysterious phenomena in the animal animal world; amazing animals, showing a totall totallyy different different behavior behavior than most m people would expect.

Sun, Oct 18, 12:00 PM

Victor Gazon

11 minutes | 2008 | Canada

Director: Claudel Poirier ________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ____________________ Victor Gazon, a 4th ggrade rade student, chooses to do his final presenta presentation tionn doesn’t presentation, on suicide. Because he do oesn’t like oral presenta tion, he is allowed too present a short video inste instead. ead. In his film, Victor makes a list comparingg things he likes and things he doesn’t like to figure out if life is worth itt or if it is better of offf committing committting suicide.

Sun, Oct 18, 12:00 PM

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Red Hot Chili Peppers: Untitled Documentary

74 minutes | 2008 | US

Director: David Hausen Cast: Anthony Kiedis, Flea, John Frusciante, Chad Smith, Tony Kaye, Valerie Faris, Jonathan Dayton, Chris Rock ___________________________________________________ A documentary film chronicling the artistic collaboration between one of the biggest rock bands of all time the Red Hot Chili Peppers and their music video directors Tony Kaye (American History X), Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton (Little Miss Sunshine) and Chris Rock (I Think I Love My Wife).

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Sat, Oct 17, 8:10 PM

Three in Love

94 minutes | Fiction | 2008 | Finland

Director: Peter Lindholm Cast: Kari-Pekka Toivonen, Liisa Kuoppamäki, Matleena Kuusniemi ___________________________________________________ Tomi Laakso, a happily married man, falls in love with another woman. Instead of going behind his wife´s back, Tomi shares his feelings with her and finds himself in love with two women at the same time. Tomi´s wife Maria has to face the facts and realize that Tomi is still the love of her life. A love story between three adults.

Sat, Oct 17, 8:10 PM

Gravity

83 minutes | Comedy | 2008 | Czech Republic

Director: Jan Prušinovský Cast: Josef Polášek, Ela Lehotská, Martin Pechlát, Zdena Hadrbolcová ___________________________________________________ As a psychiatrist, Frankie would like to have his private life under perfect control, except that he’s too fond of women. In addition to his wife Eliška, he’s in several other relationships, a problem which one day gets out of hand.

Sat, Oct 17, 10:00 PM

Drake

90 minutes | Documentary | 2008 | US

Director: Carolyn Travis & Chris Fox Gilson Cast: Graham Nash, David Crosby, Casey Kasem, Fabian, Lesley Gore, Raechel Donahue, Dan Ingram, Grace Slick, Stephen Stills, Jerry Blavat ___________________________________________________

Sun, Oct 18, 8:05 PM

Call it Home

Sun, Oct 18, 3:35 PM

82 minutes | Documentary | 2008 | Spain/Morocco

Sun, Oct 18, 5:45 PM

The Sandals - Summers, Songs and Sidebars

Director: Moises Salama Cast: Anthony Kiedis, Flea, John Frusciante, Chad Smith, Tony Kaye, Valerie Faris, Jonathan Dayton, Chris Rock ___________________________________________________

Director: Steve Gatlin (in Person) Cast: Walter Georis, Gaston Georis, John Blakeley, Danny Brawner, Bruce Brown, Robert “Wingnut” Weaver ___________________________________________________

The title of this documentary film is referred to the exploration of a world which coordinates are, in principle, easy to delimit: it is a film about Berber people (Imazighen) and it is centered in the impressive scenario of the High Atlas mountains, a territory where one of the more important cores of the Amazigh culture is still surviving.

In the summer of 1959, two teenage boys in Southern California met for the first time. They shared common interests in guitars and music. This friendship was the beginning of ‘The Sandals.’ Over the next few years, their music would help define a new genre of instrumental music now known as ‘Surf Rock.’ Now some of the original members of ‘The Sandals’ have come together again, and these are their stories.

Fri, Oct 16, 3:30 PM

Seventeen

80 minutes | Drama | 2008 | China

Director: Joe Chow Cast: Joan Chen, Sam Chow, Anlian Yao, Songzi Xu ___________________________________________________

My Heart, My Dream (Mi Corazon, Mi Sueno)

Sun, Oct 18, 10:05 PM

112 minutes | Family | 2008 | US

Director: Roger Spottiswoode Cast: Barry Pepper, Willem Dafoe, Tom Wilkinson, Jacinda Barrett, Alan Cumming, Ian Hart ___________________________________________________

In this inspirational film based on a true story, a young girl (Everwood’s Vivien Cardone) has difficulty adjusting after the death of her mother. When her father (Jason London) is unable to help her, he sends her to live with her grandfather (Peter Coyote) on a farm. Amidst the horses and dogs, she learns invaluable lessons in this drama.

After his friend, a hot young artist, is killed, a resourceful American man living in London covers up the crime and tries to keep the friend’s name alive in order to exploit his legacy and reap millions in the process.

Sat, Oct 17, 12:00 PM 86 minutes | Musical | Doc | Germany/Cuba/Mexico/Romania/Zanzibar

Director: Sigrid Faltin ___________________________________________________ The film is a journey on the wings of La Paloma, the most frequently played song in the world (La Paloma is Spanish for dove). 2000 versions are known. Some say, there are infinitely more. In Zanzibar it is played at the end of a wedding, in Romania it is performed at the end of a funeral. In Mexico it was the favorite song of the tragic Emperor Maximilian.

Through the Lens is a wonderful, evocative documentary on humanitarian photographer, Lisa Kristine, a woman who intimately photographs the spirit and dignity of our world. Gain an insight into the artistic process of Lisa Krisine’s work as she reveals what goes on behind the making of a great image.

40 minutes | 2009 | US

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6 minutes | Dance | 2008 | Canada

Director: Guillaume Paquin-Boutin Cast: Jo Dee Allen, Jennifer Casimir, Guy-Robert Jean, Milan PanetGigon, Helen Simard ___________________________________________________

Successful thirty-something architect Nikola can feel the walls closing in. Already stressed at the office due to a coworker’s breach of professional ethics, he goes home to a life with a wife, Maja, and young daughter that offers no respite. Maja can barely contain her pain and anger over her awareness that Nikola is having an affair. Ana, his colleague and mistress of six years, is near a meltdown of her own, as his endless promises to leave Maja continue to ring hollow.

Under the Snow

Sat, Oct 17, 10:00 PM

99 minutes | Fiction | 2008 | Spain

The winter season is almost here. In the snow chain packing section of a factory, the orders are piling up. Javier, the supervisor, asks upper management for additional personnel. Jairo is sent from another section while Karmentxu and Angela are hired through a temporary work agency, for two weeks. Sun, Oct 18, 3:35 PM

THE BOHEMIAN

80 minutes | 2008 | Croatia

Producer: Candela Figueira & Maitena Muruzabal Cast: Asun Aguinaco, Gabriel Latorre, Laura De Pedro, Xabi Yarnoz ___________________________________________________

Strangers erupt into spontaneous break-dance in a deserted subway station.

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Fri, Oct 16, 5:50 PM

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18 minutes | Documentary | US

Photographer Lisa Kristine (In Person) Producer: MediaStorm ___________________________________________________

Producer: John de Graaf (In Person) ___________________________________________________ What’s The Economy For, Anyway? is an edgy, humorous and totally visual, monologue by economist Dave Batker, challenging old sacred cows, making sense of the mess we’re in, comparing American economic policies with those of other wealthy countries in terms of quality of life, social justice and sustainability, and pointing a way toward a healthier, happier future for all of us.

Transfert

101 minutes | US/Germany

Fri, Oct 16, 10:00 PM

Through the Lens

Sat, Oct 17, 4:15 PM

What’s the Economy for, Anyway?

Fri, Oct 16, 5:50 PM

30 minutes | Documentary | Nicaragua/US

Sun, Oct 18, 5:45 PM

Ripley Under Ground

Director: Dennis Fallon Cast: Peter Coyote, Jason London, Vivien Cardone, Vanessa Branch, Patton Oswalt ___________________________________________________

La Paloma - Longing Worldwide

43 minutes | 2009 | US

Director: Steve Gatlin (in Person) | Narrator: Jessica Aguirre ___________________________________________________ In the Spring of 2009, several students, teachers and community members from Marin County California went on a journey to Nicaragua. They traveled with members from the Non-Profit Organization “El Hogar de los Ninos,” to work with children in a neighborhood commonly referred to as “the most dangerous in Managua.” The people they met and messages they shared have changed all of their lives forever. This film is their story.

‘Shi Qi’ (Seventeen) tells the story of a seventeen-year-old child. He was abandoned by his father when he was two and returned to his mother at the age of ten. He always thought it was his mother who abounded him and hated his mother deep in his heart. He wanted to get revenge from his mother, so he decides to leave his hometown at seventeen.

All Roads Lead Home

57 minutes | 2008 | US

Director: Bill Chayes (in Person) | Narrator: Robin Wright Penn ___________________________________________________ Call it Home: Searching for Truth on Bolinas Lagoon celebrates the beauty and importance of the world famous Bolinas Lagoon, explores the issues behind a decades-long community debate to understand the forces affecting its future, and seeks to inspire people everywhere to love and respect nature.

Airplay is a story of love and war -- a 50 year struggle for the soul of music radio, told by the deejays and the artists they made rock stars.

Berber Atlas

5 minutes | Austria

Director: Christoph Rainer Cast: Tom Hanslmaier, Elke Hagen, Benedikt Bittnerv ___________________________________________________ The sky is on fire. The sun faints off the image. On the sooty, black ground masses of cycades roll around in lust. A male silhouette tries to light this world for one moment of beauty. He does not succeed.

Fri, Oct 16, 8:00 PM

Airplay

6 minutes | Belgium

Director: Nicolas Provost Cast: Kim Novak, James Stewart, Steve McQueen, Fay Danaway, Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman ___________________________________________________ Gravity is a long passionate film kiss in which kissing scenes from different films are woven in each-other by switching every 3 frames between two scenes.

Sun, Oct 18, 8:05 PM

Frankie Is a Womanizer

14 minutes | Fiction | 2008 | Australia

Director: Kasimir Burgess Cast: Gregory Muller, Vivienne Benton, Lezleigh Green, Peggy O’Shea ___________________________________________________ Directions begins with a man at a super market and a simple choice between two shopping trolleys. When the man’s mother fails to pick him up, he decides to walk home. What should have been a brief stroll, soon becomes a nightmarish battle with a faulty trolley. Our man becomes lost and embarks upon a journey of grand proportions.

Sat, Oct 17, 6:05 PM

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Digital Wizards Bob Peterson may not be a household name, but you’ve certainly heard his voice. As a jack-of-all-trades animator at Pixar Studios, Peterson wrote the screenplay for Finding Nemo, wrote and co-directed Up, and has performed voices for multiple Pixar features, including Roz in Monsters, Inc. Peterson comes to town to share his knowledge and experience with digital animation in a panel discussion with fellow Pixar workers. Finally, all those questions about how to bring magic to life so effortlessly can be answered on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Charles M. Schulz Museum. 2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa. 2–4pm. Free with admission. 707.579.4452.

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Lone Stone Friends with Privileges has a double meaning for the dynamic singer Bernard Fowler. His new album’s title could refer humorously to people who don’t wanna say they’re dating but still hit the sack, but it also hints at his role for the last 20 years singing backup vocals on tour and in the studio with the Rolling Stones. Part soul, part funk, part rock ’n’ roll, Fowler can sing with just about anyone, from Yoko Ono to Philip Glass to Herbie

Hancock. He brings to small clubs his experience with one of the biggest bands in the world, hoping to live as long. “I wanna be 62, and I still want to rock,� he said recently, “and I’m getting the best lesson I could ever get right now.� Fowler and his band tear it up on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Tradewinds. 8210 Old Redwood Hwy., Cotati. 9pm. $10. 707.795.7878.

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Weird Worlds Giovanni and June DiMorente blew into the Bay Area after the f lood in New Orleans, but they brought with them all of the heavy haunt and intangible intrigue from the levees with their avant-cabaret ensemble El Radio Fantastique. Like a traveling Bertolt Brecht revue with Miklos Rosza and Charles Laughton as directors, the Inverness-based group captured, in 2008, the attention of Tom Waits, who brought their upright bass player on tour. Clarinet, Theremin and xylophone all factor in their occasionally and intentionally out-of-tune ramshackle serenades, which conjure a different world where clothes don’t fit and water is dirtier. Horns, strings and dancers evoke cinematic episodes when El Radio Fantastique play two nights, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16–17, at the Dance Palace. 8pm. $14–$16. 415.663.1075.

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And that’s without a VIP ticket. Which reminds me. VIP Tickets Aren’t Worth It Yes, this is an asset, because it means you’re not tempted to shuck out the extra money. Oh, sure, if you’re hell-bent on sitting far away from the stage on bleachers, go right ahead, but most will want to save the extra $60 and be part of the action. Treasure Island’s VIP area boasts its own cocktail lounge and bathrooms, but both have lines just as dreadfully long as the “regular� area. Minimal Corporate Advertising The corporate-rock days of the ’80s and ’90s were utterly depressing, reaching a low point when Elliott Smith went on tour f lanked by Miller Genuine Draft banners on either side of the stage. That sort of garbage still exists in weird Live Nation pockets of the world, but not at Treasure Island, where corporate logos are limited to Heineken, and that’s ’cause it’s for sale. Electro Saturday! Indie Sunday! Any moron putting on a festival could do some simple math and calculate a dramatic surge in ticket sales by commingling genres and spreading the lineup over both days. Thankfully, since its inception, Treasure Island has booked electronic and hip-hop acts on Saturday and indie rock bands on Sunday, making it nice for the Justice fan to not have to suffer through Tegan and Sara. No Damn Cars All attendees park for free at AT&T Park in the city, and the shuttles that run to and from the island are efficient, free and they’re ultra-fancy inside. I’ve never waited more than 10 minutes for a shuttle, and the shared excitement with fellow fans is something you’d never get by paying $20 to park alone in a dusty field. The Bands Don’t Suck Festivals are often dumping grounds for washups like the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but Treasure Island consistently finds relevant bands. This year is a well-curated mix of rising stars Grizzly Bear, Passion Pit, MGMT, Beirut and Girl Talk alongside familiar favorites like the Flaming Lips, Yo La Tengo, the Decemberists, DJ Krush and the Walkmen, among many others. Believe it or not, it’s the festival’s weakest lineup in its three-year history, which is saying something. You Won’t Get Bored Instead of agonizing while Bob Mould lulls nostalgia hounds to sleep, why not hit up the myriad tents full of strange art projects and interactive games? A full-on 1980s video arcade debuted in 2007, and last year, I spent a half-hour winding a piece of yarn around a series of nails with complete strangers. The sun hung low behind the Golden Gate Bridge, and I wasn’t at the godforsaken Shoreline Amphitheatre under a Nike banner while nonstop street-teamers stuffed crappy AFI promo swag into my hands. Life was good. Now if they could simply supply free tap water and not sell tickets through Ticketmaster, it’d be the best festival in California.

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HOPE TO FIND YOU Sociable, good-hearted, compassionate, healthy gentleman, 63, published writer/poet, D/D-free, non-drinker, enjoys quiet times, home, sports, simple times. Seeking loving, happy, intelligent woman to share life, love, possible LTR. Bay Area preferred. 224839

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A path of fearlessness and gentleness. Friday Night talk - Free. October 16-18 www.santarosa.shambhala.org or call 707.529.1561 for more info.

By Brother Devananda, Self-Realization Fellowship Minister

7 p.m. Wed., October 14 Traditional Medicinals 4515 Ross Rd., Sebastopol

Mahakaruna Buddhist Meditation Center

Paramahansa Yogananda author of

Autobiography of a Yogi

Public welcome. No charge. Santa Rosa Meditation Group 707-523-9555 www.srf-santarosa.org www.yogananda-srf.org

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

Unity Church of Santa Rosa

7-week Fall Program

Share your organization’s inspiration with over 95,100 Bohemian Readers monthly!

Phone: 707.527.1200 email: sales@bohemian.com

and the Teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda

A Guided Meditation and Talk followed by an informal gathering

Shambhala Training Level One: The Art of Being Human

526-4888

An Introduction to Meditation

Journey into the Mystery with Rev. Kathy McCall

Based on Deepak Chopra’s book How to Know God, the program will explore the 7 levels of divine experience. Sun Oct 4-Wed Nov 18 Sunday Program (10:30-11:30am) Follow -up Wednesday Night Classes (6:30-8:30pm) 0ME 3FEXPPE )XZ t 4BOUB 3PTB t XXX 6OJUZPG4BOUB3PTB PSH

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SANTA ROSA TREATMENT PROGRAM

1901 CLEVELAND AVE SUITE B SANTA ROSA 707.576.0818 www.srtp.net

We provide treatment for: Oxycontin, Vicodin and Heroin utilizing replacement medications. We also treat Methamphetamine and other stimulant dependence. s 3UBUTEX 3UBOXONE AVAILABLE s 0ROVIDING 4REATMENT SINCE s #ONFIDENTIALITY ASSUREd

Medical Marijuana Certifications

Donate Your Auto 800.380.5257

Santa Rosa Plumbing

Santa Rosa. Best price. 24/7 authentication. 707-5757375 www.mmj.medical-library.net

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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FREE Nutrition Seminars Weight Management vs BodyFat Reduction. What works and why diets don`t work! Bodylean 707-696-5326. LVMSG.

tankless water heaters, high efficiency toilets recirculation, general plumbing needs 707.528.8228

Black Cat Bar & Humble Pie Restaurant Music, Drink Specials, Seriously Delicious Food! Open Mic Wednesday nights. A must try! The Black Cat is located at 10056 Main St., Penngrove, 707.793.9480. Check it out now!

SKIRT CHASER VINTAGE

Santa Rosa CopWatch

NEW LOCATION! 208 Davis Street., Railroad Square 707- 546-4021. ALWAYS BUYING!

First and third Tues at 7, discussion of police accountability and observation plus know-your-rights training. Free Mind Media, 546 Pacific Ave, Santa Rosa, 707.579.1605

SUBUTEX/SUBOXONE available for Safe Oxycontin, Vicodin, Other Opiate Withdrawal!

MEDICAL MARIJUANA EVALUATIONS Affordable, Professional, & Trusted. Appt. within 1 week GUARANTEED!! Call (707) 568-0420 24/7 Verification www.GREEN215.com

Confidential Program. (707) 576 1919

Youth Failing School or School Failing Our Youth ?

Meth and Alcohol Treatment that allows you to keep your day job!

Try Rancho Bodega School - Small Group/One on One Instruction - Enriched Middle/High School Curriculum - Special Studies/Independent Study Emphasizing Music & Art Serving Grades 7-12 NOW ENROLLING !! Call 707-795-7166 www.ranchobodegaschool.com

Santa Rosa Treatment Program can help.(707) 576-0818.

Relapse Doesn’t Mean Failure Santa Rosa Treatment Program can help. (707) 576 0818

Tradewinds Bar Great music. Great atmosphere. Kevin cooks every Monday night. Eat, drink, rock on! Located at 8210 Old Redwood HWY, Cotati, 795-7878.

Northstone ORGANICS

"Mendocino County's Original" Fine Medicinal Grade Cannabis

Farm-Direct Discreetly to Your Door*

Small Farms Strong Community Sustainable Living WWW.NORTHSTONEORGANICS.COM (707) 485-8814 * For qualified patients only. Valid California I.D. and Doctor’s recommendation required.

Specializing in Hydroponics

Open Sundays!

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Medicann - Med. Marijuana Evaluations New Cotati Office Now Open. 866-632-6627 Free I.D. card. 24/7 verification. Doctor/patient confidentiality. Lic. MD. Discount for MediCal, MediCare and Vets.

Next to the Watertower

Organic and Earth friendly foods and supplies Scott Goree - Entertainment coordinator and business manager 707.795.7358 home, 707.479.5481 cell redgore23@aol.com

HAVING A BAD DAY? EVERYDAY?

Jay Goebel, General Contractor, Lic. #812957 Quality Workmanship, Friendly Service, and Dependability You Can Trust. Insured with Local references Repairs, Custom Builds, and Troubleshooting Call today and get the job DONE! 707-794-7955 www.goebelbuilders.com

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Green Earth Catering

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FREE Diagnosis, Friendly In-House Staff Answer Calls, Hardware/Software, DATA Recovery, Internet, Email, Wireless Network Setup & Security, Apple Authorized Business Agent, Tam Nguyen-Chief Tech, M-F 10-6. 707.664.0400, info@themacadvantage.com

Goebel Builders

2661 South Old Gravenstein Hwy. Suite E Sebastopol

707- 829-7668

MacAdvantage Macintosh Computer Repair

Advertise on the Back Page Call 707.527.1200 today and be seen more than in any other section of the Bohemian!

Turning Point Residential Program

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