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hetero, white, gender-conforming male are tough enough; I can’t imagine how rough it would be to be outed in the local alt weekly just after being sued for a million bucks by a guy who has tried to peg you as a crazed fringe element. I’m wondering about a couple other things also. Why didn’t the Healdsburg police or Sonoma County DA pursue criminal charges for the alleged assault or the threatening emails? Why didn’t the article even mention the million dollar punitive damages aspect of the suit Mr. Keane’s legal team filed? Last time I checked, a restraining order is a pretty easy thing to get, especially if there is a pattern of intimidation. Going after a teenager for a million bucks with a high-priced legal team seems kind of excessive. That law enforcement didn’t go after these charges also says something. And finally, even though foie gras got top billing in the headline, there was no description of why it’s controversial or what a vet would be doing at a farm that raises birds for foie gras. Enlighten me. I’m a power-dynamics and social-movements guy, and I could give a crap about yuppie grub. This is your chance to get me to read about food, and you’re blowing it.
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encourages a lifestyle that partakes of organic gardens, clean water and air, agile movement, good sleep and balancing perceived needs with what is available on foot. On the longboard, more time is needed to get around, but the journeys are undertaken with intention, for I cannot carry much. In this mode, fewer things seem important, but what is important receives more attention. It’s true there are times when having a car would be nicer, but difficulties traveling on the board and going by foot merely elicit thoughts about what drives lifestyle, community and city development. I am almost at a point where my business is demanding increased vehicular mobility, which could possibly create a dilemma over the basic principles of living in a naturophysical state. But with resourceful thinking, or people in the community willing to horse-and-buggy around an over-idealist, I may be able to keep a business f lowing and growing on foot. Longboarding everyday certainly takes effort, but now I sort of need it. I like improving my balance and foot-touch, and I like the daily physical exertion. As with anything requiring practice, the more hours spent utilizing fine motor skills, the better these skills become. And, too, my physical movement and prowess increase just by living life, for even if it is raining and I have to be somewhere, I can always run. As my body grows stronger, I am driven to keep it strong and it is easier to maintain. Of course I need to earn a living and pay bills, yet staying physically fit is the thing I care about most, no matter what I do.
On the longboard, more time is needed to get around, but the journeys are undertaken with intention, for I cannot carry much.
L. Bailey Jean is the owner of Espresso Bloc, hand-ground artisanal coffees. She’s online at www.espressobloc.com. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.
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Latecomers to green industry often make two critical mistakes: they can use oldparadigm business strategies (undermining, for one); and they can fail to recognize that the foundation of their business opportunity was built by hard-won legislation and decades of public education done largely by nonprofit organizations whose members continue to help change the American throw-away mindset. David Briggs is among the North Bay’s waste-management career professionals. He’s disappointed by the claims Stephens is quoted as making about recycling. “We promote reuse businesses, but the project consultant’s comments, including that ‘recycling is hardly different than buying new bottles,’ may do more to misinform the public than any messages I’ve read related to the impact of glass recycling on issues ranging from landfill space preservation to climate change,� says Briggs, who has worked in the recycling and wastemanagement field for more than 20 years, and now manages recycling programs for the Napa County. “Reuse and recycling both fit into an integrated approach,� he stresses. “Reuse and recycling are not in conflict with each other as ‘green’ strategies,� explains Kevin Miller, waste manager for the city of Napa. “Both are representative of the integrated wastemanagement hierarchy— reduce, reuse, recycle. At the top of the hierarchy is waste prevention, with reuse coming in higher than recycling but both being far superior options to litter or land-filling of discarded materials.� Recycling professionals are hoping to add wine bottles to the bottle bill. “It would be a huge boost in both recycling and reuse efficiency,� says Dewey Mattia. “Besides adding funding to a struggling program, this addition will lead to more color sorting of glass and high-grading of bottles, which will provide quality feedstock to the bottle manufacturers and more bottles to bottle-washing companies. It’s a win-win situation.� There you go. New paradigm thinking at its best. Meanwhile, old-market thinking and old paradigm strategies—such as selfpromotion tactics that take swipes at the public good—are clunkers trashing the new green marketplace. They should be scrapped and, yes, recycled.
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tasting some of Britain’s best, he felt the calling to make better beer himself, but to do it on his own terms. Sitting in a plastic Adirondack chair on his gravel driveway on a wooded hill, shifting every 20 minutes to stay in the mid-day sun, he reveals his teaching. “I’m just supporting my habit,� he says. (Friars wear habits.) “Just like a chef, I have to know my ingredients. I taste the grains, I chew on the herbs. Sometimes I make a tea. I pretty much just wrap my head around it.� After that there are no experimental small batches. He makes 10 to 15 barrels and just puts it out there. Each barrel contains 104 pint glasses. Such confidence. Hunt pours himself a glass of Moonlight and eagerly stops in front of a maze of piping near where his mash is initially filtered—the first step in the process—and in the fermentation room between tall cylinders full of beer in the making, obviously proud of what he has accomplished. Everything is contained in the square, gray brewery that he built in 2003. At an efficient
1,000 square feet, it is the largest commercial building the county would allow on his property. Starting back in 1992 with much-used equipment cobbled together from other nearby breweries, Hunt now distributes his kegs throughout the Bay Area. When he talks about brewing, it is with the depth of devotion people usually reserve for discussions of philosophy or religion. He will not bottle his product because he believes that bottling ruins beer. Maybe it’s beer that runs through his veins. “Whether it is beer or life, Brian thinks outside the box,� says Vinnie Cilurzo, brewmaster and co-owner, with his wife, Natalie, of Russian River Brewing Company, and surely in that class of unusual brewmasters himself. (For “outside the box,� read: “crazy alternative.�) “He is a pioneer in the craft beer industry.� When Korbel closed its brewpub where Cilurzo was brewmaster and replanted the three acres of hops with grapes, he and his wife brought rhizomes for Hunt to plant. The two brewers shared the hops for a few years when both made a fresh hop beer, and they &) THE BOHEMIAN
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needed money badly enough, they were willing to wash kegs,� he allows. They are older now, which leaves Hunt as sole proprietor and employee. He makes about a thousand barrels of his product himself per year (compare to the 80,000 or so barrels that Lagunitas Brewery produces), sells his product himself, delivers his product himself, and if one is lucky enough to get an invitation to enter his brewery, will pour some of his product himself.
‘If everyone absolutely loves everything I’m making, then I’m not really experimenting enough.’
He has made Death and Taxes for years, as well as Lunatic Lager, Reality Czech, Bombay by Boat IPA and a few other regulars. But there is no telling what he will make next year for his special beer. “I like diversity in beer. I like to press the limits of what beer can do,� he says. “I want them to be intriguing. If everyone absolutely loves everything I’m making, then I’m really not experimenting enough.� For the beer he calls Artemis, he reached back into history and used mugwort, Artemisia vulgaris, a plant in the same genus as sagebrush and tarragon. Mugwort is one of the herbs used in gruit, which the church in the Middle Ages ordained to be the only flavoring in beer. Hunt assures that drinking a pint of this every day for a week produces beautiful dreams. In the beer he calls Working for Tips, he reached up into the branches of the redwood tree next to his brewery. The new growth gives a fresh taste to the drink while a few inches back, the needles contribute a more bitter flavor. Just to keep things balanced, he calls Twist of Fate his “ultimate session beer. At 5.5 percent alcohol, it offers enough calories for stamina, and the hop content keeps your temperament relatively stable,� he says. To put it another way, three pints won’t get drinkers blitzed. Next season it will be something new, something totally different, something no other brewery is making. Yeah, he does this. It’s his calling. And whatever he does, he does it for you.
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Set on the savannahs near the Sahara, Jissonaayili is just a few kilometers from what is called the “NGO capital of Northern Ghana,â€? and not surprisingly, an NGO has set about to help the children there get wired. Called the Ghana Women/Children Collective of North America, this nonproďŹ t group hosts a beneďŹ t for their efforts on behalf of Jissonaayili’s school children on Sunday, Jan. 24, at the French Garden in Sebastopol. Called “Turn on the Lights, I Want to Read,â€? the afternoon features entertainment by AďŹ a Walking Tree and the female drumming ensemble Spirit Drumz as well as a performance by the Rising Moon Playback Theatre. Jakada Imani, executive director of Oakland’s Ella Baker Center, will speak, and of course the French Garden’s good food, currently served up by former St. Rose chef-owner Mark Malicki, makes everything in the world seem right. Mark it down for Jan. 24 from 2pm to 6pm at the French Garden, 8050 Bodega Ave., Sebastopol. $50, single; $80, couple. 707.604.7044.
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What is this new mystery sport? Parkour, or l’art du dÊplacement, is a noncompetitive discipline regularly defined as the art of overcoming obstacles in the most quick and efficient way possible using only one’s body. But since its inception in France in the late ’80s, generally credited to David Belle and his childhood friend SÊbastien Foucan, it has collected elements of gymnastics, track and field, ninjutsu, combat training and general trickery to evolve into a fascinating and eye-catching method of traversing the urban environment. Think of it as Chuck Norris meets Nadia Comaneci. Thanks to shows like MTV’s Ultimate Parkour Challenge, movies like Casino Royale (featuring Foucan) and District-13 Ultimatum (starring Belle) and even a parkour spoof on an episode of The Office, parkour is more popular than ever. I got a basic run-down of the phenomenon
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says, and bolts into a run. Slapping the blocks once each with his palms, he leaps them both in a single bound, lands in a run and coils back to talk me through the move. I run, I jump, I stall. Strike one. I run, I jump, I tumble. Strike two. Run faster, jump higher, and keep your head up, Fulmer says. Motion is the key, he stresses, adding that “a lot of parkour is just catching up to your own momentum.� He tells me to “pop hard,� look forward, throw my legs up over my head as I go over the blocks and to somehow, some way, land on my feet. What the hell. There are mats. So I tear off into a run, pop as hard as I can and invert my lower body in the air. I push off the first block with my palms, then whiz by and slap the second. I enter that magic zone where I’m not thinking anymore and am utterly stupefied when I notice that I have somehow, some way, landed on my feet. “Great!� Fulmer says. “That’s the double kong! Now you can jump over car hoods.�
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wasn’t about to jump over cars anytime soon, but I knew I wanted to hit some actual streets with Brett Robert. A 30-year-old teacher’s aide, Robert is one of Santa Rosa’s most high-profile traceurs and a mentor of sorts to people like Christian Fairfax, 18, and Michael Corley, 19, who gathered on a recent morning at a local high school to train. While Corley and Fairfax practice running flips and precision jumps along tall, skinny banisters, Robert, somewhat sheepishly, admits that he got into parkour the way most do—by watching videos of it on YouTube. About two years ago, a nasty judo injury had torn his knee’s meniscus, and he was walking on a cane for four months when he discovered Oleg Vorslav’s famous Dvinsk Clan ‘Le Parkour’ video. He threw the cane away and started practicing on his own. “Coming from a punk-rock background,� he says, “at first I was like, ‘If only I could find someone to teach me!’ But then I was like, whatever—do it yourself.� One might never guess from his ebullient spirit and fluidity of motion, but Robert is an ex-heroin user and alcoholic who drank and used drugs for a decade before entering a group home six years ago. He’s been clean ever since, and evades the go-to motivational speaker’s stance of comparing the high of
parkour to the high of heroin. Yet parkour plays a part in his recovery, he says, because “it’s really, really positive. It’s like going back and healing all of that stuff. A way of making amends.� The tight-knit parkour community, Robert says, is where he finally found his place to belong. “After years of searching in the bottle and in the spoon, I found a spiritual solution and a way to stay clean, a way to feel normal without getting high,� he says. “Freedom from addiction is more than I could have hoped for, but I still wasn’t happy. It wasn’t until I found parkour a few years after that I found a path to happiness.� As with the younger people he trains, he runs me through some precision jumps from varying heights, stressing the absorption of impact. I learn speed jumps and speed-safety jumps—essentially side vaults over obstacles too high to leap over—and we do some monkey jumps. A concrete surface changes everything psychologically, so there’s no way I’m flinging my body sideways through the air and double-konging anything outside the gym. Still, the act of applying skills in a somewhat real-life setting—walls, benches, banisters—feels much more renegade and authentic outside. “Authentic� and “pure� are words tossed around in the parkour community quite often; message boards provide endless and sometimes acrimonious debate on what’s “pure� parkour, and as Fulmer told me, there’s a huge rift between the practitioners of “free running� and parkour. Parkour is all about efficiency; free running stresses a more lackadaisical approach to the urban environment; none of it means anything. “All the controversies that happen in parkour, they happen online,� Robert says. “They never happen in person.� Fulmer noticed this static disconnect between traceurs, and started the Bay Area’s monthly Parkour jams, where the online community gets together and trains face-to-face in parks, schools, buildings and beaches around the Bay Area. The next one is tomorrow, and every traceur I’ve talked to has invited me regardless of my beginner status. But it’s not the long drive or the chance of rain or even any perceived inability on my part that keeps me away. It’s that I’m so sore I can barely type, let alone vault my tired body over some trash cans. I’m not alone. “A lot of people within the parkour community,� Robert says, “are afraid that we’re going to experience massive growth from getting more media attention; from there, being more commercial . . . But I personally think parkour’s not going to become massively popular, because it’s hard.� For more information about parkour in the Bay Area, see www.baparkour.com or www.sfparkour.com. Marin CrossFit holds several parkour classes a week at 412 Tamal Plaza, Corte Madera. 415.250.9710. Many hours can be lost watching parkour on YouTube; good places to start include Oleg Vorslav’s ‘Out of Time,’ David Belle’s ‘A Little Less Gravity,’ Levi Meeuwenberg’s ‘2009 Show Reel,’ ‘Dvinsk Clan “Le Parkour,�’ Team Tempest’s ‘I Freerun L.A.,’ TK17’s ‘Go’ and SFParkour’s ‘A Beautiful Weekend.’
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Rocket yoga promises to get students to fitness nirvana faster By Dani Burlison
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t takes steadfast devotion and an elephant’s memory to keep track of the continuously growing styles of yoga springing up around the world and the countless strings of studios that house the numerous classes. The basic, traditional yoga forms of the East, such as Iyengar, hatha and ashtanga, have morphed into various styles that appeal to those of us in the West by bringing us such tangible results as toned arms and a sweet ass. With 142 nonstop movements of intense strengthening asanas (postures) that focus primarily on repeatedly lifting oneself off of the ground within a 75-minute session, rocket yoga is no exception. Each class is guaranteed to heat its practitioners up, get them sweating profusely and kick the detoxification into high gear before they can weakly mutter “Om Namah Shivaya.� For many, simply hearing the term “rocket yoga� may conjure visions of sweaty WWE wrestlers pounding Red Bulls while Pantera guitar riffs blast through the air. The asanas are surely accompanied by moaning and possibly even desperate cries for help as beginners limp sheepishly out the back door while the prowrestlers continue their testosterone fest. According to rocket yoga creator Larry Schultz, however, these fears should be as tenderly wiped away as a Tibetan sand mandala. Rocket yoga, he assures, is for everyone. Rocket yoga is rooted deeply in ashtanga yoga, which was brought to the West from Mysore, India, by K. Pattabhi Jois, or Guruji as his devotees lovingly called him until his death in May 2009. Ashtanga practice swept through the West like wild fire in the 1990s and was promptly picked up by celebrities such as Madonna, Sting and even that wacky Willem Dafoe. The vigorous style of asanas includes a primary series that leads into another hardcore and intimidating six levels that very few of even the most serious yoga students manage to ascend. The goal of this intense style of bending, balancing and lifting postures—intended to flow along with each
breath—is to produce balance, strength and clarity of mind for the practitioners. Schultz developed rocket yoga as a form of exercise for the Grateful Dead to keep them trucking from city to city during their many tours. He took the often vigorous and intense ashtanga yoga style and modified it to be fun, exciting and much easier on beginners than the progressively difficult and challenging ashtanga regimen. Though the word “rocket� tends to imply that the practice is more quickly paced and therefore more difficult, Schultz claims that by taking the hierarchy out of the practice and introducing beginners to the advanced poses, rocket yoga creates a more enjoyable and beneficial situation for everyone. Schultz, along with his wife, Marie, founded It’s Yoga in San Francisco in 1989 and began teaching classes as well as holding teacher training courses for those serious about learning and sharing his invigorating style. The Schultzes continue to share their abundance of energy and passion for rocket yoga by opening a new studio in the North Bay. While the studio in Glen Ellen focuses on its specialties of workshops and yoga teacher trainings, classes may be offered at a future date. There is no doubt that rocket yoga challenges the body by taking individual practice to new levels. And surely it challenges the mind as well, provoking such questions as “How in the hell am I supposed to get my legs to do that?� If you aren’t afraid of buckets of sweat pouring into your eyes and burning your corneas, and the sheer thought of huffing and puffing your way to a connection with your inner guru excites and motivates you, rocket yoga may be your next step as a yogi. According to Schultz, his rocket style does indeed get you there faster. For more information about rocket yoga, including video demonstrations, a schedule of teacher trainings and workshops, visit www.itsyoga.net. It’s Yoga Sonoma Retreat, 14301 Arnold Drive, Glen Ellen. 707.935.5933
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Having fun is the first rule of Zumba By Michael Houghton
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was in a serious rut, bored on an existential level with my exercise routine. I’d been biking the same route, lifting the same weights and making sun salutations through the same beginner’s yoga all out of crushing and stagnant habit. And no matter how distracting the TV on the wall was, being stuck on a treadmill was feeling like, well, being stuck on a treadmill. I felt like I was f logging myself for past transgressions. I desperately needed a change. And it was time to step things up. Years ago, I’d read a quote from the Dalai Lama that one of the secrets to happiness is to do something you’ve never done at least once a month. Or was it once a week? Honestly, all I’ve ever been able to achieve is once in a while, but it’s an idea that I’ve come back to every time the doldrums require conquering. And I’ve found that this something is best if it’s at least a little out of character for me, especially at times when I’m not so sure I like my character very much. The thing I was most looking for was fun with a capital F—that in the f lush of moving and grooving, I would forget that I was also getting exercise. I kept thinking of that line in Fight Club about the fighters starting to “see everything differently�— that “Fight Club gets to be your reason for going to the gym and keeping your hair cut short and cutting your nails.� I wanted something of my own like that, but without all the face punching. So I picked Zumba.
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Zumba is one of the latest crazes in fitness: a combination of aerobics with Latin dance and whatever other high-energy, hip-wiggling dance styles the instructor decides to include in her choreography, from hip-hop to African to belly dancing and South Sea shanties. As best as I can tell, the choice of music (always fast and often techno- and rapinf lected Latin rock) and choreography varies from instructor to instructor. Some make it girlier than others, but all make it girly. Because, if nothing else, Zumba is almost entirely by and for women. So there I was, rolling up to the throng of women milling outside the doors, waiting for the class—and there they were, immediately surprised and thrilled that a man was going to be joining them. I explained that I’d done some Afro-Cuban dance a few years ago and knew the basic samba step, so I wasn’t going in totally cold. They reassured me that, though it was confusing at first because there’s not much how-to instruction, I shouldn’t worry. Everyone is confused initially. The first few songs, I did OK. The steps were reasonably easy to follow. Sure, I felt pretty silly prancing and hip-bomping through the more feminine moves and even sillier with all the punctuating cries of “Come on, ladies!� and the high pitched whoooos. I’ll be honest: with this particular teacher, if you’re a straight man, you’ve definitely got to be pretty secure in your sexuality—or at least find all the gender-bending sashaying pretty amusing. Fortunately, female friends had told me that just being brave enough to show up there gets you lots of extra credit with a whole class full of ladies. But then the “routine� songs started, and I was completely lost. Every couple steps, something new was happening, and I was always behind, off balance, spinning spastically, my brain buzzing with confusion. Every time I started to vaguely understand the choreography, the song was over and the next was even more confusing. Somewhere in there, though, I was still having fun. All the genuine, unforced grinning and laughter of the other dancers enjoying the class put me at ease and let me laugh at my own mistakes. And when it was over (after three whole songs of confusion), I was sweating like a squeezed sponge and pleasantly exhausted. How did that happen? Before I left, one of my classmates exclaimed, “You did awesome!� She said I’d done way better than she had in her first class, which felt good. “Don’t worry about getting all the steps,� she encouraged me. “Who cares, as long as you’re moving and having fun? You’ll get the steps eventually—just keep coming back!� So I did. I came back later that week, and now have been going twice a week for the last few months. And I did pick the steps up— slowly. I still got confused, but I stopped worrying about it, and just smiled. I got better at recognizing the patterns, and at jumping in one cycle later when I missed the changes, as I still often do. I learned that the better your form, and the more you swivel your hips, the better the exercise, and
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that an hour of hip swiveling feels like you accidentally did 200 sit-ups. And I started really looking forward to each class. I also noticed changes in my body almost immediately. The too-tight-aroundmy-belly jacket of a week before was now loose. My initially sore knees and ankles started feeling strong and lubricated, no longer crackling all the time, in ways that years of biking and yoga had never fixed. I found myself randomly jumping and skipping (at age 37) just because I could. My old belt has come in two notches. And I feel like I’m really living in my body and enjoying its f low of movement in a way that all these years of being a smart guy failed to give me. I also remembered something that we, as adults, seem to forget: the nature of real fun. Everything I can think of that is real fun—not just watching a funny movie or cracking a joke, but side-splitting joy—
always involves making a complete ass of yourself and no longer being embarrassed about it. We spend so much of our time trying to look cool, to never let down our guard of dignity, that we forget that fallingoff-a-chair laughing only happens when we’ve let go of being so damned uptight. So now I am seeing things a little differently. I feel more confident. I’m downright evangelical about my newly reclaimed health. A few classmates call me the “Zumba King.� (I reply, “There’s not much competition.�) I’m even thinking of buying dance sneakers. Sure, I still occasionally feel like a Brazilian tranny on a Carnivale f loat, but I’m OK with that. Those trannies are clearly having a blast. And now I’m the one telling the newbies at the end of the class, “Who cares if you got all the steps perfect? All that matters is that you’re moving, and that you’re having fun.�
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Sonoma County Core in Motion Tuesday–Friday; 134 Weeks Way, Sebastopol. 707.823.1074. Finley Community Center Monday and Wednesday; 2060 W. College Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.543.3737. Monroe Hall Sunday–Monday and Friday; 1400 W. College Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.570.0670. Petaluma School of Ballet Monday–Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 110 Howard St., Petaluma 707.762.3972. Tone Fitness Classes daily; 850 Fourth St., Santa Rosa. 707.526.3100.
Marin County Balance Workout Wednesday and Friday; 5768 Paradise Drive, Corte Madera. 415.945.0111. Bay West Ballroom Saturday–Sunday; 1133 East Francisco Blvd. Ste. D, second floor, San Rafael. 415.457.4619. Élan Fitness Center Monday–Tuesday, Thursday, and every other Saturday; 230 Greenfield Ave., San Anselmo. 415.485.1945. Five Points Fitness Wednesday and Friday; 5651 Paradise Drive, Corte Madera. 415.927.9494. Mill Valley Health Club & Spa Wednesday; 639 E. Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley. 415.380.8787.
Napa County Expressions School of Dance Monday–Saturday; 2310 Laurel St., Napa. 707.254.1962. Napa Valley Dance Center Tuesday and Thursday; 950 Pearl St., Napa. 707.363.4569. Napa Zumba Classes daily; 2310 Laurel St., Napa. 707.529.8407. Ultimate Fitness American Canyon Monday–Saturday; 120 W. American Canyon Drive, American Canyon. 707.644.4110. Yountville Community Center Tuesday–Thursday; 6550 Yount St., Yountville. 707.944.8851. —Gretchen Giles
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ast month the American Council on Exercise released its top 10 exercise trends for 2010, underscoring the wisdom that we want to save money while we save time while we save what we can of our bodies while we use the latest gadgets while being trained by instructors who have actually themselves been trained. Basing their results on a fairly exhaustive survey of fitness professionals and club owners, the ACE predicts that this year it will all be about . . . Cost-Conscious Workouts Less personal training time, perhaps even less gymmembership time, will be spent as the Great Recession drags endlessly on, capturing too many of us in its sooty tide. Of course, exercising and staying fit are important jobseeking tools, as they help to abate depression and act to clear the brain. Plus, it gives you something to do until Oprah. Buddy System Group training rather than personal training marks this year as belt-tighteners look to shave more than just inches by having small knots of strangers sweat alongside them to split the cost. Thirty As a Magic Number More of us don’t want to spend the languor of an entire hour on our fitness routines—OK, most of us don’t want to spend even five minutes— making intense half-hour workouts the trend. The thinking is, it’s so fast, you won’t even remember it!
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Exergaming Perhaps the most ungainly word of the decade, “exergaming� refers to engaging Wii and other electronic games as a prompt for movement. Health clubs and gyms are embracing the trend as it means less actual human instructors on the payroll. Actual humans seem to like it just fine anyway. Boom Boom Rooms That young crop of new elders just aren’t willing to give up and die the way their grandparents were, and to that end are exercising more and staying healthy longer. Expect to share a mat with an AARP member who can kick your ass before breakfast, and remember to thank them. Like in Real Life Evolved from rehabilitative therapy, functional training focuses on building strength through a focus on disparate muscle sets with specialized equipment. Those TRX pulleys, developed by a former Navy SEAL and easily adapted to an office or home door frame, are predicted to grow in popularity as more folks choose to get a quick informal workout near the copier or the stove. Getting It Not wanting to let the great opportunity of a crisis go by without acting, an increasing number of us will get off our more-than-amples and exercise and diet this year. We don’t actually believe it, but that’s what the experts say. License at the Door As consumers become more savvy about their exercise dollars, so too are we becoming more demanding of our instructors. Certification and licensing is on the rise as more employers
expect their trainers to have had some, um, training. Good news for everyone. Novelty Niche If getting your heart rate up for 30 minutes a day and eating less were all it took to lose weight, everyone would do it. Right? Not so much. We’re a flighty species, and the prospect of exotic exercise gets our hearts and brains pumping faster than a wind sprint up 10 flights of stairs. Most of all, we don’t want to notice that we’re exercising, and if that means undulating to Bollywood soundtracks or somehow keeping a slippery hula hoop in motion, we’ll do it. There’s an Ab for That As a Certain Someone in our office who has selfishly lost 16 pounds over the last few months simply by using the free Lose It iPhone app can attest, knowing exactly how many calories there are in that can help a girl decide whether or not to savagely stuff it in her craw and rapidly gulp it down. This Certain Someone—who really should think of others by eating much more than her iPhone currently allows—says that knowing the calorie count of everything and her own daily limit is like being given a fresh wad of cash every day. “I just decide how to spend it,� she says, the hollows of her cheeks mimicking the mandibular ways of runway models. Ranging from free to not-so-much, iPhone does indeed have apps for everything from managing kettle balls to practicing yoga available at that online store of theirs. Not for the iPhone but recommended by the ACE are the tracking items GoWear Fit and Fitbit. Our Certain Someone could probably recommend them, too, if she weren’t so weakened by selfishly maintaining her ideal healthy weight while making it seem so easy . . .
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the dashing Valère (Chad Yarish), but knows that her tyrannical father Harpagon, the miser of the play’s title, will see no financial benefit in the marriage. When she enlists the support of her foppish brother, ClĂŠante (brilliantly played by the physically flippyfloppy Andrew Gruen), she finds that he, too, has fallen in love, with the supremely youngsweet-and-innocent Mariane (a pitch-perfect Beth Deitchman). The siblings’ plan to force their father to grant each of them the right to marry is thwarted when Harpagon (played by GrayWolf—yep, that’s the actor’s name—as a comically paranoid blend of selfish calculation and pitiable self-delusion) announces his own intentions of marrying Mariane. Complicating matters are the machinations of the sexy, debt-ridden matchmaker Frosine (played with hilarious commitment by Courtney Walsh) and the ongoing battle of wits between Valère and Master Jacques (Ben Knoll), Harpagon’s beleaguered chef and footman. There is also the matter of Harpagon’s 10,000 gold pieces, which he has recently hidden in the garden (guarded by a pack of Dobermans), and about which he constantly frets and worries. It is the wealthy but stingy Harpagon’s obsession with riches that is the trampoline for much of the play’s humor, Harpagon lurching about in filthy old clothes because he is to cheap to spend money on anything that is not necessary. When he announces that he has promised Elise to an affluent foreigner (“He only exploits the most resource-rich Third World countriesâ€?), the plot is pushed into overdrive, resulting in the rapidly escalating misunderstandings for which French farce is known. The secret to this kind of thing is pace, and despite the script’s slight lack of focus in the second half, director Vieira keeps things spinning along at a pleasantly frisky pace. Though technically set in the 1600s, the modern-language text effectively places the story in a time-traversing world of its own, an attribute which Vieira highlights with his clever costuming scheme. Beautifully realized by costumer Michael A. Berg, the idea is that every period between Molière’s day and our own finds some expression in the smashup wardrobe worn by The Miser’s many characters. Someone might be wearing a Napoleonic coat, a bowler hat and sunglasses, for example. Just about everyone appears in tennis shoes at one point or another. David Apple’s stage set is just as clever, depicting Harpagon’s once-opulent home as a palace left to deteriorate by its master’s pennypinching neglect. A nice recurring sight gag is Harpagon’s furniture, of which every chair, table and fireplace grate has been chained down so that no one can steal it. Under Vieira’s inventive hand, Molière’s various pieces add up to a very satisfying and eye-pleasing whole. Harpagon may be content to serve his guests a dinner of bread crumbs and weak tea, but with this enjoyable production of The Miser, Ross Valley Players present Molière’s treat as a tasty feast of theatrical pleasures.
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haven’t read Arizona writer Thomas Cobb’s 1987 novel Crazy Heart, although it was praised by both Kinky Friedman and Donald Barthelme, and I’m sorry. The novel might have provided a key for the failure of guts in the Sundancean movie Crazy Heart. The film plays softball, despite the hefty acting by Jeff Bridges. Crazy Heart gives Bridges a belly-baring role, his sliteyed Bad Blake as a kind of Bad Lebowski, a morose, sweet-talking satyr drinking his way to the grave. Bad Blake is an outlaw country-western musician playing far-apart and none-toolucrative gigs all over the West. He travels via an ancient 1978 Chevy Suburban, and he slaps together sets with pickup bands that he meets just before showtime. And in his few sober moments, Blake lives with the humiliation of having been commercially surpassed by a country superstar named Billy Sweet (Colin Farrell), who was once one of his backup musicians. Touring in Santa Fe, Bad meets a former Oklahoma newspaper reporter named Jean (Maggie Gyllenhaal), who lets him pick her up. Typically, he has a great line for her, cutting off her questions: “What I wanna talk about is how bad you make this room look. Didn’t realize what a dump it was.�
There goes journalistic ethics as far as the movie is concerned; Jean keeps covering his story after she’s slept with him, which bothered me more than the near 30-year age difference between them is going to bother some women. Jean is single-parenting a young son. What truly concerns Jean is the question of what kind of influence this charismatic wreck of a man will be on her child. Add a long-distance factor, and the fragile relationship grows even shakier. Robert Duvall, who co-produced, plays a clean and sober bar owner in Houston who is also Bad’s mentor, and like Jean, he’s a character who doesn’t really live on his own terms. He’s there to echo Bad’s legend. Scott Cooper, a first-time director, has nailed some details of a musician’s life, such as an argument between Bad and a sound man that has just the right amount of tension. Bridges does his own songs. Despite the credited input by T Bone Burnett, none of the tunes are really memorable, but you sink into them anyway. Bridges sings with the flair of a born performer, and the encircling camera gives the scenes some rhythm. Cooper also deserves props for a surprise he brings in, the unexpectedly kind way Billy Sweet behaves to Bad. It’s unusual in a movie to find out that a character named Sweet will behave sweetly, especially when played by Farrell, a chronic misbehaver himself. But there are other matters that Cooper can’t seem to get straight, such as the question of what strata of fame Bad Blake occupies. Bad plays the lounges in bowling alleys and carries his own guitar. But he still has an L.A. manager who loves him and keeps tabs on him. The way Cooper goes in for a close-up on Bad when he’s pounding the drinks back says it all: Crazy Heart tells us that once Bad Blake unplugs his worst habit, all of his problems are over. This is a two-dimensional take on a drunk’s character, as two-dimensional as a drunk’s belief that drinking will solve all his problems. Then there’s the matter of Cooper’s truly banal visualization of Bad’s stab at rehab. It’s a meeting under the aspens, a setting as glossy as the commercials for the drying-out clinics on morning TV. Crazy Heart doesn’t scratch the other things that might have embittered Blake, the way his fortunes changed as the public taste changed, the feeling of fury as age took him over, and the bitterness of not having much to show for himself after years of work. What integrity Crazy Heart doesn’t borrow from Bridges it picks up from the glorious wide-open-spaces cinematography by Barry Markowitz (Sling Blade). Ultimately, it may be that Bridges is more damned fun to watch as a drunkard. His Bad has a hostile, coolly funny mean streak that goes away when he gets dry and sensitive. The role, then, is a conduit for Bridges’ upcoming performance in True Grit, where he will assay a really titanic punisher of the whiskey, Rooster Cogburn. Watching Crazy Heart, though, you think of that story of Greta Garbo leaving the theater after seeing Cocteau’s Beauty and the Beast, and saying “Give me back my beast.� ‘Crazy Heart’ opens on Friday, Jan. 22, at the Rialto Cinemas Lakeside, 551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa. 707.525.4840.
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Eclectic Soul Songwriting juggernaut Chuck Prophet has been a Bay Area fixture since his early days in the protoexperimental rock outfit Green on Red, but far more rewarding has been his prolific solo output. ÂĄLet Freedom Ring!, his ninth studio album, has the outsider’s take on what’s generally referred to as Americana music with an over-the-border bent. Recorded in Mexico City during the first panic of the swine f lu scare, the album has a jagged anxiety of shifting tectonic plates. The chugging minor-key tune “Sonny Liston’s Bluesâ€? traipses along to kick things off as if on a crumbling ledge. Slowly congealing into torn-love songs replete with the usual Prophet trademarks—such as the inimitable way he hollows out his throat and nose to drawl his long o’s—the lingering metaphor is about America, el Norte, where “the hawk cripples the dove.â€? Always a passionate live performer, Prophet headlines on Friday, Jan. 22, at the Mystic for the KRSH 95.9-FM listener appreciation party. Jesse DeNatale opens. 23 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. 8pm. $15. 707.765.2121.
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Classical 101 The Santa Rosa Symphony this weekend presents a program of American composers including Barber and Copland, but all eyes these days are on Elliott Carter. Few people live to be 101 years old, but Carter, still alive and active in his Manhattan apartment, is defying the wheels of time past the centennial mark. Not that his age should steal the attention from his compositional powers, which over the years successfully adapted to the modernistic touches of the late 20th century with acumen and skill. In 1944, Carter was commissioned a piece to celebrate the liberation of Paris in World War II; the resulting “Holiday Overture� is a layered and optimistic work, to be performed this weekend. With guest conductor JoAnn Falletta conducting Michael Ludwig in John Corigliano’s perennial favorite “The Red Violin Concerto,� on Saturday–Monday, Jan. 23–25, at the Wells Fargo Center. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. Saturday, 2pm and 8pm; Sunday, 3pm; Monday, 8pm. $10–$42. 707.546.8742.
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That’s Sahl, Folks Jay Leno’s getting a bad rap these days; he can’t help it if his network is clueless, and the stirring resentment over his mere presence is spilling over into unwarranted attacks on his style of comedy. The same might be said for Mort Sahl back in the day. Hailed as an inf luence by Leno, Lenny Bruce and Woody Allen, Sahl in the 1960s dressed in a casual sweater with a newspaper in hand, and delivered jazzlike, stream-of-consciousness zingers about racial politics, free love, misguided wars and whatever snapped into his sharp, quick mind. Usually, it riled the masses, but that didn’t stop Herb Caen from urging him to run for president of the United States. Dick Gregory, one of the first black comedians to address civil rights issues to a white audience, actually did run for president in 1968; he now calls America “the most dishonest, ungodly, unspiritual nation that ever existed in the history of the planet.� The two comedy legends appear Saturday, Jan. 23, at the 142 Throckmorton Theater. 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. 8pm. $38–$48. 415.383.9600.
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Exhaustin’ Austen Exactly when the glut of Jane Austen literary takeoffs utilizing bloodsucking vampires, groaning zombies, enraged pharmacists, psychotic webmasters, possessed iPhone apps or whatever ridiculous modern trendy twist comes next will end is anybody’s guess. One thing’s sure, and that’s people are still reading the original Austen books. Indispensable to the Austen fan is Susannah Carson’s magnetic anthology A Truth Universally Acknowledged: Why We Read Jane Austen, in which 33 writers from Eudora Welty and Virginia Woolf to Somerset Maugham and C. S. Lewis dwell on the majesty and details of Austen’s work. Amy Heckerling tells how she adapted Emma into the 1996 movie Clueless, while contemporary writers like Anna Quindlan extract specific plot points and character traits for an engaging portrait of Austen’s appeal. Carson discusses the book on Thursday, Jan. 21, at Copperfield’s Books. 3900-A Bel Aire Plaza, Hwy. 29, at Trancas St., Napa. 7pm. Free. 707.252.8002.
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1/22
PLUS JESSE DENATALE
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MARK HUMMEL’S HARMONICA BLOWOUT
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1/28
THE MOTHER HIPS
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act Groundation, expand the songs with jazz-based artistry and monster grooves. Talented guest vocalists and instrumentalists alike give Other Side of the Light traces of reggae, folk-blues and jazz improv. “The hard thing is, if you pull from all those styles, you can have a record that’s completely disconnected,� says Dilbeck, who produced the disc with engineer and mixer (and original drummer) Cory Stuck. “We do a really good job of bringing it all into this one thing. It’s not like there’s a jazz song, then all of a sudden a country song. The album is one piece of work.� Burrows, who met Dilbeck in the Sonoma State University choir in the late ’90s and again when they both later attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, enthuses that “we’re really getting our sound.� Other Side of the Light, he says, “feels like we found it. Whatever it is we sound like, it’s there.� The songwriting team is comfortable with that sound being eclectic and evolving. “What we’re inf luenced by together and separately is what makes up Frobeck,� says Dilbeck, who notes that the four diverse musicians find common ground admiring Bay Area horn funk legends Tower of Power. “With Frobeck,� he says, “I don’t feel I have to write a certain style of music.� Other Side of the Light is also a technical move forward, recorded at the prestigious Prairie Sun Studios using the band’s victory earnings from a 2008 battle of the bands at the Mystic Theatre. “The recording and songwriting process develops better each time,� says Dilbeck. “The arrangements are a little more developed and a little more interesting on this record.� Burrows adds, “We’re physically better players than we were over the last years. You keep getting better at your craft.� Frobeck’s 2010 game plan includes lining up professional management and expanded regional touring. Burrows imagines the coming year will be “very much like a boiling point—we’re here, it’s boiling, and it takes that one degree to get over the top. We’ve got people talking about us, starting to hear us, and this year is going to be a huge boost.� That boost is really about connecting with audiences, as both songwriters proudly note the personal nature of the new material. “We can write about us or see if that matches up to or vibes with the problems or happiness of other people,� Burrows says, adding, “One of our hopes is to help the local scene by inspiring people to get out and listen to original music. We invite you to come out and be part of our journey.� Frobeck celebrate ‘Other Side of the Light’ with a record release party on Friday, Jan. 22, at Hopmonk Tavern, 230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. Opening the show is Sonoma County jam band Seraphin. 8pm. $10–$12; 21 and over. 707.829.7300.
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YOUR XMAS PARTY COMPANION Handsome, athletic, 54, 6’, 195lbs, respectful gentleman, with good values, who’s educated, N/S, sociable and mischievous. Looking for a classy, friendly SWF, dances, with a beautiful smile and pointed ears. 325406
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I’M NOT THE GUY... ...for long walks on the beach, dancing the night away. Retiree, 48, moderately disabled with MS, SSU grad, into jazz, films, progressive talk radio. San Francisco native seeks caring, happy lady, 40-50, for companionship. N/S. I’m a good listener, talk to me. Tell me about yourself. 219612
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MEET PANDA! Can you guess where this 1 year old Border Collie got his name? He's a real huggy bear! This 1-year old Border Collie is a real charmer, once you've been properly introduced: he has manners, after all, and doesn't just cotton to any old stranger! He'd be the perfect companion for long walks and snuggling by the fire! To learn more about adopting Panda or many other homeless animals at the Sonoma Humane Society, please visit us or check us out online.
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