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planet after China, are going to join the rest of the world in setting greenhouse-gasreduction goals. We are not as ambitious yet as the European Union, which overshadows our 17 percent reduction target with a 30 percent reduction, while Japan’s offer is about 25 percent. China ambitiously promises to cut carbon emissions by 40 to 45 percent by 2020. So back to the sonicbranding thing. My preference for a whale song unites me to others who share my naturalist sensibilities, as Abrahamsen’s concise tones bind him to people who share his musical preference. There can’t be just one tune; no single set of tones can summarize (“brand�) the hope and fear we feel about the climate crisis. Instead, without knowing it, we are all together, albeit cacophonously, creating an unplanned theme song for Copenhagen. It’s our cry for survival. And however heartfelt it may be, it sounds pretty strange. It’s similar to the one in Horton Hears a Who. In that Dr. Seuss tale, the inhabitants of Who-ville have to make quite a loud sound in order for their world to survive destruction by Horton. And they do, but only after discovering that every single voice among them mattered; the last and smallest voice to join the fray gave the last dose of decibel needed to avert disaster. So maybe it doesn’t matter which music says it for you, as long as you make sure the notes get out there somehow, live or recorded. I am a great believer in the power of music to help avert planetary disasters. Last month, a friend and I climbed Malibu’s Point Dume, where we fell in with whale watchers and I saw closely for the first time two spouting humpback whales. Mesmerized, I said, “I wish we could hear them singing underwater.� The man beside me smiled, reached for his iPhone, tapped it a few times and held to my ear a beautiful recording of humpback whale song. The experience was profound. When humanity’s cacophonous theme song hovers over Copenhagen next week, I hope Obama can hear the whales.
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parcels straddles Sonoma and Marin, and he’s proud to say that with his feet spread apart he can be in two counties at the same time. Potatoes, he explains on a recent gray day, were one of the main crops in the North Bay in the 19th century; several generations of immigrants from Ireland, Germany, Poland and Russia feasted on them as a staple of the American diet. Of course, the potato has never gone hungry, or out of style, though dieters have been frightened by its carbs. Little’s famed fingerlings have made their way to many of the best Bay Area restaurants, like the French Laundry, Chez Panisse, Greens and Quince, as well as to farmers markets in San Rafael and San Francisco. With short, white hair and a trim white mustache, Little is a fit 63-year-old ex-roofer who once spent his days on ladders and perched high above houses. These days, he works in the fields seven days a week, and he’s happy to have both feet planted firmly on the ground. Little loves growing potatoes a whole lot. “It’s
not really work,� he says. “Potatoes are my calling. They’re who I am.� He’s delighted, of course, with the potatoes that he grows, but he doesn’t take the lion’s share of the credit for himself. It’s all in the terroir, he insists; the combination of the salt air from the Pacific Ocean, along with the fog and year-round moisture in the soil, means he doesn’t have to irrigate. “You can’t not grow potatoes well here,� he says. “A couple of years ago, some of my seed potatoes spilled off my wagon and fell into a ditch. I came back two months later and there was a thick bed of potatoes.� The terroir is terrific, but Little knows how to read it, and how to make it work for him. Nathan Boone, who is tall and lanky, grows organic potatoes on a 10-acre rented parcel near Valley Ford, and at his own farm, First Light, in Sebastopol. This season—his first serious commercial potato growing year —he planted two tons of seeds in the spring and in October harvested about 25 tons of such potatoes as the purple Peruvian, Ozette, Princess La Ratte and more. &THE BOHEMIAN
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A native of Indiana, Boone grew up on his family’s farm, moved west, grew vegetables in New Mexico, and for five years worked for the Sonoma Land Trust. On a cool, overcast afternoon, he showed off his sleek, new potato digger, a nifty machine that takes away the back-breaking labor of unearthing potatoes from the ground. “I came out here and fell in love with the landscape and with the lore of the place,� Boone says. “Potatoes were grown here a hundred years ago and through much of the 20th century. From 1926 to 1976, the Kirkland family grew them. There’s a lot of history on this land.� Boone and White are both on the lookout for the famed “Bodega red,� a potato that, according to historians, the Russians brought to California in the 1800s and that was later cultivated by Indians at Fort Ross. “They’re mythological,� Boone says. “I’d love to get my hands on some Bodega reds.� The Sonoma County North Slow Food Convivium has adopted the Bodega red as a pet project, and means to bring them back to farmers’ fields and markets, and make them a household name again. Dee Swanhuyser, who lives in Sebastopol and works with local environmental groups, has been growing Bodega reds in her front yard garden since 1971; for decades, she has tossed them into her hearty beef stews. “I got them 38 years ago from Jim Sullivan, whose ancestors pioneered the county, and who swore they were from Russia,� she says. David White sees them as farming’s holy grail. “A true Bodega red would be a real find,� he says wistfully. “We have Tamales reds out here in West Marin, and they’re terrific. From my point of view, it’s hard to find a potato that’s not beautiful.�
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As Santa Rosa’s most romantic restaurant, thousands of couples over the years have celebrated engagements, weddings and anniversaries at La Gare.
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Family owned La Gare serves fresh local ingredients with top French and European cooking techniques.
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ndy Samberg’s brilliant Saturday Night Live character “Ras Trent� navigates a day in the life of a reggae-loving college student, from the “shanty dorm� to his part-time job at “Jah Cold Stone Creamery� and, of course, his DVD of Cool Runnings. The skit is hilarious because everyone knows a suburban “rude boy,� complete with the blonde dreadlocks and Bob Marley silkscreen, who smokes way too much weed. Reggae music is pervading our culture like never before, from annual festivals to skanking reggae remakes of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Dark Side of the Moon.
But even the clownish Ras Trent can’t escape the ugly side of modern reggae. “Oh, fire pon Babylon,� he croons in an exaggeratedly American accent, “and fire pon a batty boy.� The satire gains surprising accuracy with the term “batty boy,� a Jamaican slur for a gay man that’s appeared in many incendiary songs over the past 20 years, each shifting further the genre’s image of love and harmony toward a reality of violence and bigotry. At the center of recent controversy is dancehall superstar Buju Banton, whose fall tour was beleaguered by a well-organized boycott campaign that led to 23 cancellations, including shows in Berkeley and San Jose. In 1992, Banton broke Bob Marley’s record for most No. 1 singles in a year, but he also released a song called “Boom Bye Bye� whose catchy melody belied its lyrics: Boom bye bye, inna batty bwoy head [mimicking a gunshot sound “in a batty boy’s head�] Rude bwoy no promote no nasty man, dem haffi dead
[“Rude boys don’t promote no queer men, they have to die�] (Two man) Hitch up on an rub up on, an lay down inna bed [“Two men connect, then rub each other, then lay down in a bed�] Hug up on another, anna feel up leg [“They hug each other, then feel up the leg�] Send fi di matic an di Uzi instead [“Send for the automatic [gun] and the Uzi instead�] Shoot dem no come if we shot dem [“Shoot them, don’t come if we shoot them�] Guy come near we, then his skin must peel [“If a man comes near us, then his skin must peel�] Burn him up bad like an old tyre wheel Having been dropped from Peter Gabriel’s WOMAD tour that year due to the international uproar, Banton issued an apology and then a retraction, thus beginning nearly two decades of amends-making that at best can be called schizophrenic and, at worst, 'THE BOHEMIAN
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disingenuous. The singer claimed he had “moved on� from a song he wrote as a 15-year-old, supposedly about a specific, well-known, case of man/boy rape. But Banton continues to perform the song. (His microphone was switched off at New York’s Reggae CariFest in 2007 when he began it.) He also claims he makes no money from “Boom Bye Bye,� but all U.S. copyright records show his name. In June 2007, Banton finally signed the Reggae Compassionate Act (RCA), which language reads in part, “It must be clear there’s no space in the music community for hatred and prejudice, including no place for racism, violence, sexism or homophobia. We do not encourage or minister to hate but rather uphold a philosophy of love, respect and understanding toward all human beings as the cornerstone of reggae music.� Just a few weeks later, though, he denied signing it and denounced the act extensively throughout the Jamaican media. “His signing of the RCA is worthless,� says Peter Tatchell, the renowned British activist who co-founded OutRage!, part of the organization Stop Murder Music, and who coined the term “murder music.� “Banton has been given so many chances to drop his incitements to kill LGBT people,� Tatchell says. “He has refused, or agreed and then gone back on his word.� Cementing Banton’s reputation were reports from Amnesty International and the Human Rights Watch about his involvement in a 2004 attack on six gay men near his Kingston recording studio. The victims were called “battymen� by the group of armed attackers, and the savage beating left one 44-year-old victim blind in one eye. After an investigation and trial that bordered on farce—it took about a year and a lot of international pressure to even issue a warrant—Banton was acquitted. Still, many of his fans buy his persecution tale. Tim Nuss of Napa, 23, is one of them. “Two years ago, I was going to his show in Oakland, but they shut it down,� he says, at last month’s Gyptian and Warrior King show in Fairfax. “We can’t leave a stigma on artists who have evolved. Buju has moved on from that stage in his life; they should move on as well.� That’s just what Bay Area LGBT leaders tried on Oct. 12 when they arranged a meeting with Banton and his reps at a Larkspur hotel. San Francisco County Supervisors Bevan Dufty and Eric Mar as well as SF LGBT Community Center executive director Rebecca Rolfe were among the officials who met with Banton to discuss the singer’s lyrics and community protests against them. Hopes were high, what with the passage of the Matthew Shepard Act that same week and President Obama’s equally noteworthy speech on gay rights. But after grievances were expressed and a request for a town-hall meeting in Kingston was refused, no resolution was reached. “I’m not starry-eyed, and I don’t have rose-tinted glasses,� says attendee Andrea Shorter of
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Equality California. “It’s just a step in the right direction.� Herself a dreadlocked African American, Shorter grew up on Bob Marley and continued her love of Jamaican music with Ziggy Marley and the ska revival of the 1980s, but she’s appalled by what it’s become. “Reggae music has had great meaning to me, whether it’s about positivity and uplifting spirit and creating more united amongst people,� she says. “That’s what real reggae is about.� That night at Banton’s show at San Francisco’s Rockit Room, a blast of pepper spray dispersed the audience. Activist groups deny orchestrating the attack, but it nonetheless quelled any remaining hopes for progress. “As I said in one of my songs, ‘There is no end to the war between me and faggot,’� Banton told a Jamaican talk show the next day. “After I met with them, they pepper-sprayed the concert. So what are you trying to tell me? I owe dem nothing, they don’t owe I nothing.� A couple weeks later at a show in New Jersey, Banton reiterated the comment. As seen on YouTube, in a medley he yells, “There is no end to the war between me and faggots!� He then rails against the gay marriage efforts in California, before berating “battymen� SpongeBob and Beavis and Butthead. It would be laughable if it weren’t for the rapturous cheers of the crowd, who waved two fingers in the air like guns and chanted “Boom boom, boom boom.�
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amaica is plagued by extreme poverty, AIDS and homicide. As recently as 2005, the island nation had the highest murder rate in the world, and still averages one murder every six hours. Homosexuality remains a crime in this British commonwealth. With a recent survey cited by Amnesty International showing that 96 percent of Jamaicans are opposed to any move to legalize homosexual relations, much of that violence is directed at the LGBT community. “The challenge is that the violence [gays and lesbians] face is one that is culturally and socially sanctioned and expected,� says Jason MacFarlane of J-FLAG, Jamaica’s LGBT rights organization. Under the antiquated “buggery� law, sodomy is a felony punishable by imprisonment with hard labor for up to 10 years. Additionally, says MacFarlane, “any sexual intimacy between men short of that is a misdemeanor punishable by up to two years. Furthermore, neither major political party in Jamaica has expressed any support for gay rights.� Since January 2007, reports to J-FLAG have shown at least eight men alleged to be homosexual have been murdered, and over 35 have sustained serious injuries from mob attacks. The list of incidents is harrowing. In early 2009, two lesbian couples were raped by men who had threatened them earlier, as a form of “corrective therapy.� In 2006, Nokia Cowan died after a mob shouting “Batty boy!� chased him off a pier in downtown Kingston; he couldn’t swim. At an open-air dance party, a young man watched his roommate killed by bullets to the head while “Boom Bye Bye� played in the background. The bodies of lesbian couple Candice Williams, 20, and Phoebe Myrie,
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‘Gay means consented sex. What we have in Jamaica is not what it is in England, where two men live together. . . . In Jamaica, gay is rape.’ —Beenie Man
Why is support for such atrocities largely ignored by U.S. reggae fans? MacFarlane feels it’s nothing sinister. “Patois is not easily understood,� he says. “Sometimes people get caught up in the rhythm of a song and not so much its lyrics, and this has been what dancehall has been able to use.� More misconceptions stem from Rastafarianism, the religious movement of many reggae artists. Though seemingly progressive, with marijuana as a sacrament and a vegetarian diet, at its core it’s based on Judeo-Christian traditions. Rastafarians believe Haile Selassie I, the final Emperor of Ethiopia, is the incarnation of God or Jah Rastafari. Followers believe his death in 1974 was a hoax. The lion in the iconic red, yellow and green flag represents Jesus, who was known as the Lion of Judah. Along with the 65 percent Christian majority in Jamaica, it’s easy to see where the nation’s values come from.
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ocal favorite Pato Banton, a British-born veteran of the genre, calls himself a “follower of Christ,� and at one point during his recent euphoric show at Petaluma’s Mystic Theatre, urged the audience to spread love to a stranger next to them.
“I am fully aware of the Jamaican community’s concerns about homosexuality from a religious point of view, but I think the line is drawn when anyone pushes for homosexuals to be hurt or to be violently attacked,� he says. “Personally, I try my best to live in a way of acceptance. The Bible and spiritual teachings have taught me not to judge.� Raised in Birmingham, where his Jamaican DJ stepfather introduced him to the music, Banton wasn’t immune to similar bigotry. “Everything that was going on in Jamaica was exactly going on in our community,� he remembers. “I had friends in England who [are] very homophobic. It’s the few rather than the more who are accepting. “I’ve tried my best to educate myself about homosexuality,� he continues, “regarding the genetics of someone who’s masculine feel as if they want to be feminine, and vice versa, and through that, I have a deeper understanding. All people are God’s children, whether they’re straight or gay. I’ve got friends that are gay. I’ve got spiritual friends that are gay. It’s only by getting close to those people that you truly understand the depth of what they are about.� Pato Banton feels Buju Banton is missing out, but he is hopeful for the future. “More acceptance of gayness will be the case in the future, with human progress and human development,� he says. “I believe it will put us in a position of being more accepting and understanding and inclusive.� Celeste Larkin of Sacramento is similarly optimistic. “That’s what’s been instilled in [Buju Banton] his whole life,� the middle-aged reggae fan said at the Pato show. “That’s his culture. That’s the way he was raised. I don’t think he should he should put this in his songs and go around telling people to kill the batty boys. That’s wrong, because if you’re representing Jah, Jah is love.�
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top Murder Music’s “Dancehall Dossier� translates Jamaican patois slang and shows that Banton is not alone. There’s Bounty Killer (“Mi ready fi go wipe out this [faggot with a] pure laser beam�), Capleton (“Capleton burn battymen, dem same fire apply to di lesbian�), Elephant Man (“Battymen [must be] dead, [take them] by surprise�), Sizzla (“Boom boom! Batty boys [must be] dead�), the group TOK (“Those who drink in a gay bar, blaze the fire, let’s kill them!�) and Vybz Cartel (“Oral sexer, lesbian [and] batty man [must be] assassinated�). Dr. Evil is a newer artist who’s come under fire for his self-explanatory song “Jah Don’t Like Gay.� Like Banton, Capleton and Sizzla have both signed the Reggae Compassionate Act. Dancehall singer Beenie Man (also an RCA signee) just had his upcoming Australian and New Zealand shows cancelled, including an upcoming gig at the Big Day Out Festival. “He has never apologized for urging the killing of gay people. In fact, he put out a hit song called ‘I No Apologise’,� charges activist Tatchell. “These cancellations will hit Beenie Man hard in the pocket. He has lost tens of thousands of dollars. The success of this
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he gay rights movement is the civil rights struggle of our time. The president knows it, the state of California knows it, and 10-year-old future lawyer Will Phillips, the Arkansas fifth grader who recently refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance due to gay-rights inequities, knows it. Some reggae fans are still deciding which side of history they—and their money—want to be on. Gary Pratt of Sonoma, 19, a regular at the Reggae Rising festival each year, calls Buju Banton and Sizzla his favorite artists but doesn’t agree with their viewpoints on gays. “You don’t have to agree with everything they’re singing,” he says. “No one takes it to heart too much, their stances on things. They’re from a completely different culture from us.” Thirty-seven-year-old Colin Albert of San Rafael says, “I don’t think it’s right, but it kind of goes with the territory. I enjoy the music for what it is, man. I don’t get really political about it. I mean, I’m white, for God’s sake!” On the flipside sits a forum post on New Jersey–based DancehallReggae.com. Entitled “Biggest Battybwoy Killing Anthems of all Time,” the thread has collected over 300 different songs. One user insists Jigsy King’s “Rapapampam” is the best of all time: “I played this song one day, next thing you know I turned on the news and Luther Vandross was dead.”
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as it always been this way? Perhaps no one in the world knows more about reggae’s golden age than writer and historian Roger Steffens. Ras Rojah, as Bob Marley nicknamed him, says that he never encountered such hatred back in the ’70s. “Never. Not even a hint of it,” he says. “If they did, it was more as something of humor and not telling people to go out and beat up batty boys and [rape] lesbians, as a lot of these people are doing these days. It’s despicable.” An early example of the humor Steffens cites is “Two Lesbians Hitch,” a 1981 song by Johnny Ringo describing two lesbians getting stuck on a sexual aid. But even back then, local DJ Drepemba of KPFA 94.1-FM was kicked off the air for playing it. “It was meant as a joke,
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t’s really not surprising that of the dozens of Jamaican artists contacted for this article—from pioneers like Toots Hibbert and Jimmy Cliff, to crossover stars like Sean Paul and Damian Marley, to the besieged musicians like Capleton and Baby Cham themselves—none would consent to be interviewed or give a statement on the subject. It’s understandable, too, that no one from the Reggae Rising Music Festival, Sierra Nevada World Music Festival and DancehallReggae.com wanted to talk either. Each of these has a financial stake to protect. But it’s noteworthy how hesitant local fans have been to talk. After all, they’re the ones helping to finance some “murder music” artists. Over and over again, reggae enthusiasts eager to chat would disappear when homophobia was brought up. Perhaps it’s the “white guilt” phenomenon. After all, Jamaica was introduced to Christianity through European colonialism. This occurrence surely came into play back when Eminem was protested for homophobic lyrics while African-American rappers were ignored. Equality California’s Andrea Shorter thinks a movement toward tolerance is possible. “Sometimes, there’s an inclination to excuse ignorance and hatred of other minority groups because they haven’t had a fair shake themselves,” she says. “But Mr. Banton is a man of the world at this point; he can’t have it both ways.” “Would these venues host a concert by a neo-Nazi singer who called for the murder of black and Jewish people?” asks Peter Tatchell. “We are not against reggae, just against these few artists who incite homophobic violence and murder. Inciting violence and murder is a criminal offense everywhere.” Steffens reminds that reggae inherently serves a greater purpose. “It teaches people how to live a giving, happy, fruitful and praising life, aware of the influence of the deity in our lives and that there’s a broader world out there that we have to engage with,” he says. Despite the music’s seemingly progressive nature, no reggae artists, roots or otherwise, have publicly supported respect for gays. “It’s very hypocritical because there are gay clubs that everybody knows about,” Steffens says, “and some of the best-known artists and academics are obviously gay.” Any names? “Not that I’d be willing to tell you,” he replies with a nervous laugh. “I want to protect their lives.”
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you know, but people are very, very sensitive, and I can’t blame them,” Steffens says. “There’s so much hatred in the world. It ain’t right.” As chairman of the Reggae Grammy committee, Steffens has led the effort to have two categories, one for dancehall and one for roots reggae, which rings truer to the genre’s utopian heyday. “There’s up-and-coming people like Tarrus Riley, who had one of the biggest pop hits in the history of Jamaica called ‘She’s Royal,’ which was a song actually praising women,” he says. “It was acknowledged as an antidote to all the hatred out there and all the disrespect for women.” Riley, however, is a U.S. native.
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campaign sends a warning message to all murder music artists.” Unlike Banton, Beenie Man proudly performs his controversial songs, including “Damn,” which has him “dreaming of a new Jamaica” where he can “execute all gays.” But perhaps it’s just a matter of semantics. In a 2006 statement, Beenie Man explained his point of view: “Jamaica is not against gay people. Gay means consented sex. What we have in Jamaica is not what it is in England, where two men live together. That’s not it in Jamaica, and these people fail to understand that. In Jamaica, gay is rape. It’s a big man with their money going into the ghetto and picking these little youth who ain’t got nothing. And then give them money and then involving them. “There were 550 youths who got raped inna Jamaica, you know? And nobody seems to speak of that. Nobody sees the youth get raped and throat cut because the man who raped him, he knows him, and he doesn’t want him to go back and say he did it. And these things still happening.”
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f a book is a great gift, an autographed copy from the author’s own personal stash is even greater. And getting a signed copy from an author in person at a one-on-one brunch tops them all. The San Francisco–based nonprofit the Beat Within knows this and has signed up Bay Area authors from the internationally renowned Isabel Allende to David Sheff (author of the bestselling memoir Beautiful Boy) for its Books for the Beat fundraising project. The writers donate signed copies of their works to the organization, which, in the style of the public-radio pledge-drive, hands out the autographed treasures and lunching opportunities to donors. The Beat Within started 14 years ago, in the aftermath of the shooting of rapper Tupac Shakur, when a San Franciscan named David Inocencio dedicated himself to reducing youth violence. Knowing that artistic opportunities and mentoring programs do that most effectively of all known approaches, he went into San Francisco juvenile halls, where he invited jailed kids to write and draw. He packaged their works in a publication and titled it The Beat Within. It was a hit. Juvenile justice systems from
Santa Clara, Alameda, Marin and Santa Cruz counties signed on. Over the years, the Beat Within has grown into a Bay Area–wide organization with a 70-page weekly magazine. Each issue contains new prose, poetry and illustrations by incarcerated youth, with comments from adult mentors. Its inf luence is such that, according to Beat Within volunteer Jill Wolfson, who hatched the Books for the Beat idea, “judges read it, probationers read it, and now it’s read by incarcerated adults, too.� Adults respond through their own publication, The Beat Without, sharing what they’ve learned. Wolfson’s involvement with troubled kids began a little over a decade ago while she was co-writing a book about the Santa Clara County juvenile justice system titled Somebody Else’s Children. She started volunteering and visiting local juvenile facilities on Friday nights to encourage kids to write their feelings and experiences. She’s been at it for 10 years. It seems to work. Wolfson relates numerous incidents of running into post-juvie Beat writers who remember the magazine, like the time she ran into a grocery checker in a natural-foods store who recognized her, grew animated and recounted, “Hey! Back in The Beat, I got Piece of the Week!� That,
Wolfson points out, was a decade previous, but the apparently now-successful grad of the grinding juvie system still found it a source of pride. Wolfson initially came up with the Books for the Beat concept in an effort to match a Community Foundation grant, but it’s taken off into a regional effort, and just in time for the holidays. Books for the Beat is offering The Beat Within for a $20 donation, an autographed book for $50 and brunch with a participating author for $500. The program, which lasts through the end of this year, offers cookbooks and poetry collections, children’s illustrated volumes and romance and mystery novels. Just a few of the selections are Isabel Allende’s Daughter of Fortune, Susie Bright’s Bitten, Randall Grahm’s Been Doon So, Katherine Ellison’s Mommy Brain, Ellen Bass and Laura Davis’ The Courage to Heal and Karen Joy Fowler’s Jane Austen Book Club. While donors can’t choose the individual title they’ll get, they’re assured a fine work, and they can make a request, at the brunch-donor level, as to which author they’d like to share a meal with. And whatever the gift, they’re all but guaranteed that nice do-gooders’ glow. For info, call 415.503.4170 or email books4beat@ gmail.com.
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no arguing that the scope of this movie f labbergasts. But Red Cliff is People’s Republic titanism, the exuberance of a puritan culture. Woo was never as much a sensualist as some of his colleagues in Hong Kong’s never-to-be forgotten cinema of the 1980s and 1990s; the flapping white doves of chaste love are his trademark. A love scene with Xiao Qiao (Lin Chi-ling) shows only a little bit of unwrapped back. Even if she weren’t the only love object in the film, Lin is almost unfairly beautiful. Woo’s motif is to use her as the embodiment of peace itself—and when I say “motif,� I mean she literally spends her spare time calligraphing the word “peace� on paper. As for woman-warrior power, the subplot of the general’s sister Shangxiang (Zhao Wei), who joins the army and becomes a spy had part of its story line cut for this Western edition. Women hardly hold up half of this movie’s lowering skies. In 200 A.D., the power-mad prime minister Cao Cao (pronounced “chowchow� like the relish, not “cow-cow� like the Ella Mae Morse boogie) has bled China into a kind of peace. But some of his former enemies are restless: a pair of them, Liu Bei (You Yong) and Sun Quan (Chang Chen), hole up at the Yangtze River fortress of Red Cliff to wait for the attack by sea. Among this cliffside assembly of royals and generals, the most fascinating figure is the Confucian paragon Zhuge Liang (played by the Taiwanese/indigenous Okinawan actor Takeshi Kaneshiro, one of the coolest presences we have in 2009 cinema). The adviser’s tactics save the entrenched rebels from the vaster force. Whenever this calm, white-robed strategist enters, some particularly exciting business develops. Zhuge figures in an ingenious way to collect weapons, using fog and decoys. He also engineers a way in which an attacking cavalry is lured into a maze of iron-shielded phalanxes, as cleverly synchronized as a football half-time show. Red Cliff assures us the ancient Chinese had knowledge of everything from soccer to the infectiousness of diseases. We’re more likely to believe it when Zhuge shows his knowledge of meteorology. The f laming finale is Zhuge’s greatest gambit, involving the f lickering of a candle, the ultra-close-up shots of drops of water falling from a water clock, and one man’s assurance that a handful of seagoing people can take on the landlubber Cao Cao’s ridiculously huge armada. The very end, of course, is a reprise of Woo’s most famous contribution to cinema, the multi-angle Hong Kong standoff, so famous that it’s being parodied on AT&T commercials right now, some 15 years or so after its invention (i.e., “Sorry Billy. Happy Pony is on. And I’m not missing Happy Pony�). Cutting Woo’s epic down to size was a fool’s game, and it makes me wonder what it would have been like if the only comparable epic, Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings, had been similarly shortened with Aragorn out of it or with Gollum as a walk-on. ‘Red Cliff ’ opens on Friday, Dec. 4, at the Rialto Lakeside Cinemas, 551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa. 707.525.4840.
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Wholesome Holidays Attention all parents whose urge to control what their children view is superceded only by the urge to call networks and complain angrily about the blasphemous sacrilege that was the filthy and repulsive sight of Adam Lambert kissing another male while incidentally performing the most horrendously unlistenable crap under the guise of a “song� this side of the Black Eyed Peas, though no one seems to be outraged by the attack on our ears, my Americans, it’s all about the children! children! children! and protecting their innocent virgin eyes from the gays! gays! gays! although that keyboardist basically looked like a woman anyway, but holy bejeezus what’s with all the crotch-ramming and groin-sucking, ack, let’s all praise the FCC: there will be no offensive material for you or your precious family when American Christmas, featuring 12 runner-ups from American Idol, presents holiday classics for the public’s wholesome enjoyment on Saturday, Dec. 5, at the Lincoln Theater. 100 California Drive, Yountville. 8pm. $29–$49. 707.944.1300.
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It’s one of the sports world’s greatest stories, and one that deserves as many retellings as the world can stand. In 1970, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis was called at the last minute to pitch a game against the San Diego Padres, and though he was already on LSD, decided to eat another hit of acid before taking the mound. In his dilated eyes, the umpire morphed into Richard Nixon, the batter turned into Jimi Hendrix, and the catcher . . . well, the catcher mysteriously disappeared from view. Time stretched and condensed, and the game was a blur, but at the end of the ninth inning, Ellis had amazingly thrown a nohitter. Ellis’ achievement is reaching a whole new generation thanks to a quirky animated YouTube video that’s spreading like wildfire, and it’s immortalized in Todd Snider’s new song,
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By Gabe Meline
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hen Johnny Mathis returns this year to the Wells Fargo Center in Santa Rosa for his Christmas show, he’ll be joined onstage by a full orchestra, a resplendent set of holiday furnishings and a living miracle of natural preservation: his voice. At age 74, Mathis’ distinctive, high-pitched singing voice has exactly the same gilded sheen of his biggest hit, “Chances Are,� recorded over 50 years ago. His pitch control, gossamer tone and upper register are resiliently unblemished by the vagaries of time; at last year’s show in Santa Rosa, a collective gasp of disbelief ran through the audience when Mathis nailed with grace and precision the sublime, high-octave third verse of “Misty.� How does he do it? “I think a lot of it just has to do with good luck!� laughs the legendary singer, on the phone from his Southern California home. “I haven’t had any major problems, vocally, along the way, and I’ve been lucky to meet people who’ve helped me.� Those people include a kinesiologist who oversees Mathis’ daily exercise regimen, and surprisingly, several vocal teachers. The thought of Johnny Mathis, who’s sold over 180 million records worldwide, taking voice lessons is a little like, say, Jack Nicklaus signing up for a class on how to play golf. Shouldn’t it be the other way around? Mathis, an avid golfer with seven holein-ones in his lifetime, laughs again. “These golfers that I’ve played with in these celebrity tournaments, like Jack Nicklaus, they all take lessons constantly,� he points out. “It just seems like a good idea.� Even if his voice one day up and leaves him—which it shows no sign of doing—this
would still be Mathis’ time of year. December has been kind to his career, having yielded him seven successful Christmas albums out of a vast discography. Oprah Winfrey, echoing the sentiment of households nationwide, has famously said, “I feel like there’s no Christmas in my house without this man. If you don’t have Johnny Mathis, you don’t have Christmas.� And, yes, Mathis still gets excited hearing his voice all over the radio, on television and in department stores during December. “That’s always a thrill,� he says. “If you’re lucky in this business, you get one hit song, but over the years, I’ve had so many. It’s a special thing when they recognize it enough to play it on the radio.� It was not always so for the singer, growing up in San Francisco. Mathis had six siblings, and the house was so small that when his parents brought home a piano one year it had to be disassembled before it could fit through the door. Christmas, then, was especially close-knit. What Mathis remembers most is the aroma in the air. “My God, the smells, always around the holidays! My dad was an avid hunter and fisherman, and we were always fascinated by the stuff he would come back home with, when he and my mom would prepare it,� Mathis remembers. “And then the smell of the Christmas tree when they first brought it in, the pine, the abundance of fruit around all the time—that all had a nice smell to it.� Of course there was music. As a member of various choirs, Mathis annually sang carols at social functions and department stores, and he was especially fond of the Christmas music of Nat “King� Cole. When he was just 19, he landed a job at the Blackhawk, a jazz club in North Beach, and at the incessant urging of the nightclub owner,
Columbia Records producer George Avakian reluctantly came to see Mathis sing. In one of the great Cinderella stories of the music business, Avakian immediately wired a now-famous telegram to the record company offices back in New York: “Have found phenomenal 19-year-old boy who could go all the way. Send blank contracts.â€? Since then, Mathis’ life has never been the same. Just like the mid-century modern dĂŠcor from the cover photo of Open Fire, Two Guitars, his beautifully pared-down 1959 album eschewing the lush Mitch Miller production of his largest hits, Mathis’ enduring music has come to definitively represent an era. During the late ’50s and ’60s, his records conquered the national consciousness. No wonder, then, that they’ve recently been featured several times in the hit period television show Mad Men. “It’s Not for Me to Say,â€? “Wonderful! Wonderful!,â€? “The Twelfth of Neverâ€?— Mathis crafted these silken singles on the cusp of the Beatles’ rise, but looking back, the prolific interpreter doesn’t denigrate rock ’n’ roll the way many rock ’n’ rollers then denigrated him. “Beginning my career, rock ’n’ roll was coming up, and it was loud and it was forceful and it was everything that I wasn’t, musically,â€? he says. “It was difficult for me to understand. But then I got to know, through my travels and performing, some of these people who did this music, and it wasn’t foreign and it wasn’t weird and it wasn’t bad. It was sometimes just loud! But otherwise, it was fine.â€? Though he’s never recorded straight-up rock ’n’ roll, Mathis’ current performances show his great versatility in the years since. From the eerie “99 Miles from L.A.â€? to the wild favela twists of “Brazil,â€? the electricguitar beat of the Stylistics’ “You Make Me Feel Brand Newâ€? and the South American ĂŠlan of “A Felicidade,â€? Mathis has a way with making a song his own. Last year, when he sang “Christmastime Is Hereâ€? from A Charlie Brown Christmas in Santa Rosa, the rapt theater basked in the sound of total command. It felt, as so many other Mathis performances, like the definitive version. No longer a young boy in San Francisco, Mathis spends Christmas day more reflectively these days. “I’ve long gotten over the act of having to buy everybody a Christmas present,â€? Mathis says. “I really get into the spirit of having spent a whole year and what I’ve done, really, to cement relationships with close friends—looking back at what’s gone before. It’s a wonderful reflection.â€? With unemployment and foreclosure looming for many out there this year, Mathis is sensitive that the holidays can sometimes be salt in the wound of bad times for others. And he’s quick with advice. “Listen to music. Music takes you away,â€? he implores. “I realize that times are difficult, but there are a few things, and music is one of them, that really will help you get over some difficult times. Over the years, I’ve received so many wonderful letters from people who’ve told me my music helped them over difficult times. There’s nothing in the world that beats that. That’s the greatest tribute in the world—that somehow, someway, what you’ve done has meant a great deal to someone that you don’t even know.â€? Johnny Mathis performs on Thursday, Dec. 10, at the Wells Fargo Center. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. 8pm. $30–$100. 707.546.3600.
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KISSING & CUDDLING Single man in Sonoma County, extremely romantic, looking for an equally romantic partner. I love soft kisses, snuggling on the couch, and making you laugh! 315225
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FRIENDSHIP FIRST Caring, honest, nurturing SM, 60s, enjoys music, watching tv, walks, camping, coffee shops, hiking and museums. Looking for SF, 30-70, for dating possibly leading to LTR. 313144
Men Seeking Men LOOKING FOR LOVE Seeking one man to love and care for completely and forever. Me: SBM, 50ish, affectionate, supportive, genuine, lots to offer. You: just be yourself, imperfect, mature older man, 70-90, with some humor, some laughter. Are you the one? 299175
COMPASSIONATE GUY Hard-working, classy, clean-cut, caring, honest male in search of a male, 58-69, who likes night clubs, television, travel, dancing, the beach, taking walks, exercise. 308996
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LOOKING FOR YOU SWF, 41, Santa Rosa area, looking for a SWF, 30-45, to hang out and have fun with. 318644
NATURE LOVER Health-conscious, honest, wise, spiritual, artistic, friendly female, 50s, enjoys philosophy, psychology, walking, reading, the beach. Searching for similar female, 50s, for long-term relationship. 302296
Alternative Lifestyles SPANK YOU VERY MUCH Woman, thou shalt be spanked. Gentle or hard, clothed or naked, whatever you deserve, by a sexy man who knows how to do it. 288495
DISCREET ENCOUNTER BiHM, 50, 5’6”, 180lbs, nonsmoker, seeking males, females or couples to have some hot fun and more. 324668
COUPLE SEEKS WOMAN Very attractive, middle-aged, married white couple, she’s 5’2”, 125lbs, 34D. He is 5’11”, 172lbs. Both and very sensual and she is multi-orgasmic. We are N/S, light drinkers, heal-conscious, pleasant, non-pushy. Please be N/S, H/W proportionate, white, Hispanic or Asian, under 55. Bi or bi-curious ok. Discretion assured. Let’s have fun. 314002
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TURN THE TABLES Handsome, sane, married WM, 57 is looking for a woman, who knows how to use a strap on, for ongoing, mostly daytime play. I will please you in any way that you want and I take directions well. 318288
GREAT LEGS! Tall, slender cross-dresser, very nice legs, looking for men or a group of men. Give me a call, let’s have some fun! 318996
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SEEKING COUPLES Good-looking bi male, 50, would like to meet bi man/woman couples for erotic interlude. 319986
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TRIPLE PLAY Handsome, easygoing, discreet, polite gentleman, 57, enjoys couples. I am a WM, 6’, 190lbs, athletic build, well hung and Bi. I also like dominant women. 232423
SANTA ROSA AREA WM, 41, looking for open-minded people who enjoy adult fun. I like adult movies, toys and looking for a couples and females. I can be orally bi depending on the chemistry. 323130
CALL ME BiWM, handyman artist in Marin, 52, 5’6”, 180lbs, dirty blond hair, pale blue eyes, seeks couple or singles for fun in Marin or nearby. 293610
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Meet I Claudius • Kitty of the Week I CLAUDIUS! This gorgeous 12 year old Himalayan is a gentleman of the highest quality. Beneath his beautiful coat, he has a quiet, gentle demeanor, a low-maintenance personality simply looking for a comfy spot to rest and a human companion with whom to share. To learn more about adopting I Claudius or many other homeless animals at the Sonoma Humane Society, please visit us or check us out online. The Adoption Center is open 7 days a week from 12PM - 6PM and is located at 5345 Highway 12 West, Santa Rosa (just 5 miles west of Hwy 101 @ Llano Rd) www.sonomahumane.org
Meet Cheddar • Doggie of the Week
Meet Colchas • Doggie of the Week
HI, I'M CHEDDAR Although I'm not yet aged to perfection, I'm well on my way to being the cutest – and sweetest – 1 year old Beagle mix around. If you can be patient with me, we can learn together – and I promise to try really, really hard. One thing I know I can do is love you with all my heart! Can you do the same for me? To learn more about adopting Cheddar or many other homeless animals at the Sonoma Humane Society, please visit us or check us out online.
HI, I'M COLCHAS but you can call me CoCo; all my friends do! I am an active 3-year old Poodle mix with a lot of charm. I like to go exploring, see new things and meet new people. I really like to chase those cat things so it would be best if there aren't any in my new home. I'll even let you dress me up for outing's but let's not get too carried away, OK? To learn more about adopting Colchas or many other homeless animals at the Sonoma Humane Society, please visit us or check us out online.
The Adoption Center is open 7 days a week from 12PM - 6PM and is located at 5345 Highway 12 West, Santa Rosa (just 5 miles west of Hwy 101 @ Llano Rd) www.sonomahumane.org
The Adoption Center is open 7 days a week from 12PM - 6PM and is located at 5345 Highway 12 West, Santa Rosa (just 5 miles west of Hwy 101 @ Llano Rd) www.sonomahumane.org
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SPIRITUAL CONNECTIONS Finding inspiration and connecting with your community The Journey Center: Christ-centered Spirituality, Healing, & Wholeness Reading room, art gallery, prayer/ meditation gatherings, spiritual journey resources, bodywork, bookstore, free WiFi. 1601 Fourth Street, Santa Rosa. www.journeycenter.org 707.578.2121 Santa Rosa Shambhala Meditation Center Free instruction and practice opportunities Tuesday 4:30-5:30 PM, Wednesday 7 PM, Sunday 10 AM - 11:15 AM. www.santarosa.shambhala.org
Mahakaruna Buddhist Meditation Center Offers ongoing introductory and advanced classes. Weds at noon, Tues & Weds evenings 7:30–8:45pm Prayers for World Peace, Sun, 10:30–11:45am Everyone welcome. 304 Petaluma Blvd., North, Petaluma www.meditationinnorcal.org
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We provide treatment for: Oxycontin, Vicodin and Heroin utilizing replacement medications. We also treat Methamphetamine and other stimulant dependence.
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Advent Reflections: A Candlelight Contemplative Gathering 1435 Sebastopol Road
Each Sunday in Advent, we gather from 7:00-8:00 p.m. to create space in this busy season for encountering God and receiving the gifts of joy, peace and hope. All are welcome for this time of music and prayerful meditation. Journey Center, Santa Rosa, 707-578-2121, www.journeycenter.org.
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Award-winning Filmmakers create a treasured family legacy. www.sideshowvideo.com or 707-280-8014.
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D.G. Sculpture Studio Gallery presents new sculptures inspired by his travels in Peru. Opening Dec. 12, 2-7pm. Show thru Jan. 7. 25A Maxwell Ct, Santa Rosa. 707-546-1541. dgsculpture@comcast.net info www.danielgraham.com
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Northstone
$125, 707.575.7375
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"Mendocino County's Original"
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Owner Jesus Ochoa 27 years
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Green Earth Catering
For Holidaze Boutique at Crosswalk Community Church, 445 South Mary Avenue, Sunnyvale. Date: Dec 5 and 6, 9am to 5pm. Email: pgraves@crosswalkchruch.com for information and application or call 408-736-3120.
Scott Goree - Entertainment coordinator and business manager 707.795.7358 home, 707.479.5481 cellredgore23@aol.com
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