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The Wells Fargo Center for the Performing Arts blew it (“All’s Not Well at Wells,� Feb. 3). Letting Rick Batalini go was a self-destructive move. Rick brought the entertainers to Santa Rosa, and his personality sold out their shows. My husband and I traveled to San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Mountain View, Concord and finally were able to stay in our own backyard to hear amazing concerts! Why on earth would Wells Fargo send Rick walking and destroy a much-needed venue and a valuable connection for this small community? If Wells Fargo Center has a clue they will beg him to return, apologize to the community and give him a raise!
At long last the Supreme Court has made a decision that real Americans can get solidly behind and ended second-class citizenship for longoppressed corporations. Restricted for decades, their freedom of speech curtailed and stif led, corporations could only spend limited amounts on election campaigns, a disgraceful defiling of their First Amendment rights. Not since their greatest hour—preventing Al Gore from becoming president—has the court so triumphed in the cause of free-market democracy. Finally corporations, their tiny voices choked by the campaign-financereform fanatics, can be heard throughout the land. Their long-overdue full personhood has been established, and they are now free to speak their minds and support with their heard-earned fortunes the righteous and deserving.
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n defiance of state laws, California’s public-employee pension fund has tens of millions of dollars invested in companies whose operations support the governments of Sudan and Iran. In 2006, the California Legislature passed a law banning the California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) from investing in companies, particularly those in the energy industry, that collaborate with and fund the Sudanese government, which is accused of perpetrating an ongoing genocide of the Fur, Masalit and Zaghawa peoples of the Darfur region. In 2007, the Legislature prohibited CalPERS from investments in companies conducting business with Iran, citing the country’s alleged sponsorship of terrorism and its nuclear ambitions.
The laws also lay out procedures for negotiating with these corporations to improve their humanitarian efforts. CalPERS, which holds $200 billion in global assets, is required to divest all of its holdings in corporations that refuse to respond. At least one corporation in CalPERS’ portfolio, China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation, is restricted by both laws. Also known as Sinopec Corp., the company is a publicly traded subsidiary of the Chinesegovernment-owned Sinopec Group, one of the largest oilfield-services providers in Sudan. Sinopec Corp. also holds energy exploration contracts in Iran and is applying for further engineering work. CalPERS holds 620,000 shares in Sinopec Corp. stock, worth an estimated $49 million. Prior to the Sudan legislation’s passage, CalPERS issued a policy statement barring
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in so we have balance in our portfolio and, at the same time, obey the law,� Anderson says. “If Obama gets tough on [Iran], they may have to confiscate those assets. I’m not prepared to explain to my constituents that I thought it was a good idea to invest in the Islamic Republic of Iran with their pensions.� CalPERS complies with portions of the laws that require the fund to engage these corporations in negotiations. This often takes the form of letters to executive officers. Currently, CalPERS is communicating with 24 companies doing business in Iran and 11 working in Sudan, many of which overlap. It’s about to begin engagements with five more companies, including Sinopec and Bharat. CalPERS argues that divestment is ineffective since severing ties also means abandoning its leverage. Pacheco said CalPERS purchased $3.7 million worth of shares in Bharat in order to form a connection that would allow for engagement. But CalPERS isn’t considered a leader in this area, compared with the California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS), which is subject to the same divestment laws. CalSTRS is a founding member of the Conflict Risk Network (CRN), a pool of investors that use a combined $700 billion in managed assets to pressure companies tied to Sudan. CalPERS is not a member. “We’ve always believed divestment is the prerogative of every investor, but we believe engagement can be effective,� CRN director Melany Grout says. “I think divestment was built in to be teeth in some of the legislation. And in some of our engagement work, there were instances where the threat of divestment brought some companies to the table.� Since 2008, CalSTRS has not held shares of Sinopec, which it acknowledges is prohibited by both state laws. According to CRN, Sinopec has been unresponsive since the very beginning. A recent move in the private-pension industry confirms Sinopec’s unwillingness to respond to humanitarian crises. In March 2009, the $402 billion TIAA-Cref pension fund threatened to pull its investments from Sudan-linked corporations if they refused to “acknowledge the genocide and engage in a productive dialogue about how to confront it.� As of Dec. 31, TIAA-Cref had unloaded $60 million in holdings in four corporations, including Sinopec, citing “insufficient progress.� “The more we shine a light on this, the more ridiculous [CalPERS] policy looks,� Anderson says. “You walk down the street, and this is one of the issues that everyone gets.� Using investments to influence social change has been part of California pension policy since 1985, when the state passed a law banning investments in South Africa. The restrictions were lifted in 1994 following the end of apartheid. In 2000, CalPERS voluntarily sold its investments in tobacco companies, and current law requires the state pension funds to monitor companies in Northern Ireland for workplace discrimination and to report on companies accused of slave labor during World War II. Currently, a proPalestinian activist is collecting signatures to put an initiative on the ballot requiring CalPERS and CalSTRS to drop investments linked to Israel. “Divestiture is a peaceful means to a political end,� says Chris Yatooma, the IraqiAmerican behind the ballot proposal. “It worked in South Africa, and it raised consciousness around the world.�
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e proud, Sonoma County! You, the resident voters of this county, have just helped add an emerald gem in the string of crown jewels that make up the green corona of Sonoma. Sonoma Land Trust has acquired the Jenner Headlands. These 5,630 acres of spectacular coastal property embrace the Pacific Ocean just north of the Russian River. Included are 1,500 acres of coastal prairie, 3,100 acres of redwood and Douglas fir forest and three spawning streams for steelhead trout. The area is a haven for rare species, including northern spotted owls and California red-legged frogs. Peregrine falcons, hawks and ospreys ride the wind over the prairie, and mountain lions, cougars, coyotes and badgers call this piece of earthly delight home. There are more than eight miles of pristine streams gurgling through the Russian and Jenner gulches. I spent a Sunday with Brook Edwards, project manager for Jenner Headlands, touring this dramatic property and identifying the reusable materials to be gleaned from the first round of cleanup. Heritage Salvage wants to help the agency prepare the property for public access. I talked story with our environmentalist champion, Bill Kortum, on my Monday morning “Green Scene� KRSH 95.9-FM segment. Bill has held positions as county supervisor, chairman of California Coastal Alliance and founder of Sonoma County Conservation Action, to name a few. “Expressing the voters’ green mandate,� he said, “the Sonoma County electorate has used the ballot box to protect its coast, take control of land use in our community separators, establish voter control over urban growth boundaries around most of the cities, fund SMART rail, express concern for agriculture and our beautiful scenery by creating and twice financing the Open Space District, and establish the scenic corridor and its rules below Petaluma. Sonoma County is receiving growing statewide recognition for what the voters’ green mandate has accomplished.� In the early ’70s, I was fortunate enough to spend some rambling afternoons and evenings with Chief Dan George. As the chief shared with me the wisdom of his First Nation Peoples— that’s what we call our indigenous people in my native Canada—there was a common thread among his teachings. “We did not inherit this land from our ancestors,� he reminded. “We are caretaking it for our children.�
Well, Sonoma County, we have voted for that very sentiment, and so far, the county supervisors have been diligent in carrying out our wishes, our green legacy, if you will. We do have a sticky wicket in Petaluma, where the voters chose to designate a scenic corridor along Highway 101 the entrance to Sonoma County. Now there has been a thrash of wrangling and posturing to put Dutra’s asphalt plant in that protected scenic corridor. That would take five zoning changes, and even though we voted by a supermajority—more than two-thirds—to protect that corridor, the supervisors are still considering it. The asphalt plant’s EIR says that we already have three times more asphalt production than is needed in Sonoma County. Kortum states that, in essence, the only jobs it would generate would be those taken away from the other asphalt companies already present. Santa Rosa and Petaluma voters can repeat their voter mandate in 2010 when urban growth boundaries will be on the ballot for renewal. Let us keep Sonoma County on the map as the greenest, largest open space, best-protected habitat and most careful growth area of this nation. And maybe, just maybe, we can figure out how to make jobs while we caretake these jewels in our midst. As the economic stimulus funds make their way around the nation, while CEOs still wheedle golden parachutes from companies that we taxpayers bought, and with state parks closing because the government has difficulty running their company, maybe we can figure out how to make those gems in our midst pay for themselves. I’m working on it. Any suggestions? It’s your open space! To inquire or be updated regarding guided hikes to the headlands, email jennerheadlands@sonomalandtrust.org. To support the ongoing maintenance, please visit the Land Trust website at www.sonomalandtrust. org or call 707.526.6930, ext. 108. To learn more about the Dutra project, go to www.saveschollenbergerpark.com.
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ally! Will you come in here for a second?� Sally Smart gave a startled twitch and looked up from her keyboard. Her hot-headed boss stood in his doorway, arms crossed and frowning. Bill Boiled, editor of The Weekly Planet newspaper, was never a cheerful guy. He honored the notion that editors must speak in gravelly voices and act very grave, as they did in last-century comic books and in old paperback novels about mysterious crimes. Nobody messed with Boiled. Years ago when a flippant cub reporter laughingly told Bill to lighten up, the news room had gone silent; the culprit was called into the editor’s office for a meeting with the door closed. The more experienced reporters had gleefully told Sally this tale, knowing she’d blanche when they told her the kid never came back to work. Getting called into Bill’s office was a terrifying thing, Sally knew. She stood and pushed her chair under the desk, wiping sweaty palms into the chair upholstery. A few other cubicle inhabitants gave her sympathetic looks as she passed from the newsroom into the office. The door closed behind her. “Yes, Mr. Boiled?� Sally tried to act composed. “Sit down,� he ordered, waving a hand at the only free chair. “And quit calling me Mr. Boiled. If you’ve worked here longer than a month, my name is Bill.� Sally sat. The boss’s office was a shrine to the past—a battered Nikon camera rested on a black Royal typewriter with a five-and-a-half-inch floppy disk stuck among the keys. In the hatband of a gray fedora was tucked a sheet of notes, the kind reporters used to take in small notebooks. Sally expected to see a trenchcoat, and was not disappointed; she spied one hanging on a coat rack with a tattered copy of Captain Marvel sticking out of the pocket. “Sally, what the hell is this?� Bill pointed at his computer screen where her trip to the Southwest borderlands was outlined on a travel request form. “Who the hell is out in the
desert and what are you digging for out there when you should be covering the green beat?� Sally twisted a strand of blond hair as she spoke. “Oh, Mr. Boiled—I mean Bill. It’s not a person. It’s two species. I’m going to investigate the white-sided jackrabbit and the Sonoran desert tortoise. They’re endangered and need federal protection.� “Sally, this is marginal news,� Bill said. “Animals disappear every minute. We need a big story, a real heart-thumper.� Sally’s face paled. She drew herself up in her chair, unable to stop herself. “Mr. Boiled,� she said, voice quavering, “I mean, Bill. This is a big story. It’s, it’s . . .� She glanced at the rolled copy of Captain Marvel. “It’s a planned affront to justice, a crime about to happen!� Boiled sat up straight. “Did you say ‘crime’?� “Yes,� Sally said. “Animals don’t have to disappear forever. Over 99 percent of all species ever listed under the Environmental Species Act are still here. So if we don’t list them, we may be guilty of condemning them to certain death. Did you know that people are prejudiced against ugly animals, and the only way anything gets listed anymore is if it gets a nominal make-over or gets smuggled in with a good-looking animal?� Sally’s voice rose. “That’s the Bambi syndrome. But it’s a hard, cold fact, Mr.—uh, Bill. My article might inspire the Fish and Wildlife Service to list and save the tortoise and the hare, which might lead to saving the less attractive but just as valuable species who share the borderlands.� Sally was so worked up her face was red. “Boss, I know I must write this story because I asked myself, ‘What would Aesop do?’� She took a calming breath and looked him in the eye, knowing her job was on the line. “Now,� Sally said, “I am asking you, Bill: What would Captain Marvel do?� The editor of the Weekly Planet looked away from her and gestured toward the door. In his gruffest voice, Bill Boiled said, “Go on. I want the copy on my desktop Monday morning.�
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the 405,� blames the recession for a rampant sexual repression that eventually turned her into a foodie. It wasn’t long after the market dropped that she opted for a divorce and started cooking. “Everything is carefully inspected, selected, purchased, put away, then taken out, washed, cut up, mixed, put to the flame . . . Sex to a lot of us has lost its focus on the details. It’s lost its sensuality. The kitchen brings that careful attention to the senses right back. It resurrects eroticism,� she writes. Food-preparation classes are reintroducing a new generation to primal hunting and gathering skills that have been collectively forgotten. If preceding generations considered it a luxury to be able to pay someone else to prepare their food for eating, it’s suddenly a luxury to be able to bake one’s own bread and grow one’s own tomatoes in an ironic twist of food fate. “I love that earthy old-school arts like butchery are becoming fetishized in the food world,� says “Biteclub� food blogger Heather Irwin. “Becoming that intimate with your meat is such a visceral experience. Touching, squeezing and feeling meat and bone, watching fat and muscle peel away like butter with a razor-sharp knife, then cooking and eating the animal is so primal.� So if food and the act of tenderly preparing and eating it are the new sex, then cooking shows are the new porn, chefs the new porn stars. With decadent close-ups, “food porn� tempts viewers to reach into the image for a bite. And much like the feats of performance in pornography, which
the average person would not attempt, food porn usually features exotic ingredients and complex recipes. “People talk about the objectification of women’s bodies, or what I consider to be the objectification of sex itself, in porn, and you see that with food,� says Michele Anna Jordan, cookbook author and food columnist who firmly believes that the pleasures of the table and the pleasures of the bed are inextricably linked. “Especially in shows like Iron Chef and Chef Smackdown, where you’re watching it, sitting in your home and thinking, ‘Other people can do it better than I can.’ There’s passivity and indulgence. It’s food as passive entertainment rather than food as one portion of daily life. It’s less about enjoying food together with the people we love—maybe one, maybe more—in the home everyday.� Perhaps Americans are bored with sex and are merely ready for another way to get in touch with their sensual side. In the wake of the sexual revolution, people are more concerned with risks like HIV and the taboos surrounding sexuality. If the gratifications of the kitchen exceed those of the bedroom, why not simply run with it? “I am willing to believe that sex may not be all that powerful or even accessible for everyone,� Greene says. “And in that case, anyone who thinks melting chocolate cake is better than bad sex or no sex, I say, go for it. I definitely believe in pursuing pleasure.� THE BOHEMIAN
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A Romantic Italian Evening for your Valentine LoCoco’s is everything an Italian restaurant should be—boisterous, busy, fun, with excellent authentic food of the best quality. Fresh seafood, meats and pasta. Service is friendly and fast. Try the pappardelle with wild boar sausage and forest mushrooms; or the veal chop valdostana with fontina and prosciutto. Chicken under a brick is the best anywhere, including Italy. All desserts homemade. “4 star cannoli� - Jeff Cox, Press Democrat
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On a recent visit, a bigger and rowdier crowd might have applauded the kitchen staff as they walked each Lilliputian-sized course down the length of the room on large platters. J’s Bubble Room program, designed by executive chef Mark Caldwell, is about a year old and changes every six weeks to feature produce in season. Looking out of oor-to-ceiling windows from the comfort of a double-L sofa, we can see that J is as popular as ever with young adults who stream across a moat to the business park-style concrete-and-glass building to crowd around the distinctive bar. But for extra attention, extra wine and—for some of us—a rare forkful of the fare of the epicure, J’s well-run weekend program offers three deceptively wee courses that magnify their diverse and intense avors like a loupe. Our amuse-bouche, an intricately detailed dollop of edamame-hummus on a wonton spoon, arrived shortly after a welcome ute of 1999 Vintage Brut ($40). Five years on the yeast rounded out this creamy sparkler, still light and alive with citrus zip and aromas of fresh linens. Paired with a demitasse of roasted cauliower soup with watercress purĂŠe, the ample-bodied 2007 Russian River Valley Chardonnay ($28) showed aromas of roasted almond with caramel-taffy ďŹ nish; crab cakes brought out its more exotic avors. The 2005 Pinot Noir, Nicole’s Vineyard, Block 4 ($50) was reminiscent of potpourri, spices, dried cherries and orange peel, and, while ďŹ nishing dry, perfectly juiced up the dryness of the pink pork medallions, plated with rutabaga and roasted Brussels sprouts. The vegetarian alternative to softly splintering, braised veal cheeks was a sticky beet risotto, but upon being also served by some accident the foie gras, our vegetarian took the plunge. Paired with light pink, salmon-tinged Brut RosĂŠ RRV ($30), foie gras on toastettes melted just like butter—tasted blind, one would guess, from a happy cow. Laden with rich, golden pear and honey avors, the 1998 RRV Late-Disgorged Brut ($65) was spiced with nutmeg, while a ďŹ ne, creamy mousse struggled against its weight. After ďŹ nishing off the gras with a dollop of triple cream Brie on walnut cake, all while waving utes of ďŹ zzy wine about, I looked towards the mirrors for a glimpse of some glutton of pre-revolution Versailles. By the time the nectarlike “RataďŹ aâ€? ($42), a cognac-infused dessert wine, arrived with J Pear Liqueur oated on a pool of cooked cream over a little crock of chocolate pudding, I could no longer honestly say I hadn’t gotten enough. J Vineyards and Winery, 11447 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg. Open daily 11am to 5pm for tasting ights, $20. Bubble Room, Friday–Sunday only, 11am–3pm. $60. 888.594.6326.
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But stepping into an environment so far out of my comfort zone that I might as well be visiting Pluto was also a little horrifying. I needed some reassurance. The information on the front page of the CuddleParty.com website is straightforward and nonthreatening. Yet I couldn’t erase the visions in my mind of middle-aged pony-tailed dudes cruising for young, pretty, affirmation-thumping New Age women. As I poked around the internet, however, photos of past parties, revealing bare arms intertwining indistinguishably in a sea of flannel-pajama bottoms and overstuffed pillows, tapped into a deep fear inside of me. Thoughts of germs and cold, clammy hands running lightly across my back while moaning and sighing mixed with enchanted dolphin music invoked visions of what I imagined would be not unlike an unwilling visit to a couple’s tantra retreat. My blood pressure rose. I laughed nervously. I decided that I needed to go and see for myself.
Head to Toe As we drove the streets of San Francisco, Skye already sporting his completely awesome glow-inthe-dark footie pajamas, I prayed that we would be lost for so long that they would not admit our late arrival. Being one of the most grounded and open-minded of my friends, Skye was there to calm my nerves and talk me down from the extreme anxiety I was experiencing. “I bet you 20 bucks that there are silk scarves and batik sarongs on the ceiling,� I giggled to him as we arrived at our destination. We climbed the stairs and I took one last deep breath before marching up to introduce ourselves in the futon-filled room and pay the $30 per-person entrance fee. I looked up. Scarves and sarongs draped the ceiling. As I slinked down the dark hallway to change into my pajamas, a tall, lanky man dressed in a purple satin wrap-around '' THE BOHEMIAN
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Magical Cows We began with introductions and a brief history of cuddle parties, before continuing on to rules. Despite my original assumption that cuddle parties arose from a West Coast commune after residents ingested one too many psychedelic mushroom caps, the parties actually originated on the East Coast. Founded in 2004 in New York by relationship coaches Reid Mihalko and Marcia Baczynski as a place for people of all genders and walks of life to explore touch in a safe, sober and structured environment, cuddle parties have gained popularity around the globe. There are several rules which include keeping clothing on at all times, being completely alcohol- and drug-free and only making physical contact after receiving a verbal yes to a specific and clear request to touch. There are also “cuddle lifeguards,� who are trained co-facilitators placed onsite to ensure that everyone is comfortable and safe. After I’d recovered from the shock of discovering that kissing, groping and erections were all acceptable at the party, we quickly moved on to boundary-setting exercises, which revived my confidence and led me to practice giving an abundance of verbal no’s. I proceeded to glide back and forth through the crowded room in my celestial jammies, repeating “No� over and over to nearly everyone in the room and their requests to touch, kiss or otherwise fondle me. I felt empowered, like I was sporting an invisible cape and shield to detour any unwanted advances with pride and dignity. This empowerment came to a screeching halt when, after a man in his late 50s excitedly shared that he had no touch boundaries and liked to be touched “in any
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way, by any one, at any time,� the facilitators asked the attendees to drop to all fours and begin crawling around the room like “magical cows in a mystical forest.� As if things weren’t awkward enough with a bunch of adults sitting around some random living room in pajamas, completely stone cold sober on a Sunday afternoon, now we had to act like cows, crawling around and mooing like idiots. I understood this to be an ice-breaking exercise to lead us into the next stage of the three-and-a-halfhour-long touch-fest, but all I wanted to break were my legs so Skye could quickly rush me out of the room and to the nearest hospital before anyone could touch me. But before I could crawl through the crowd to make a break for it, the cows had tipped to their sides and begun to cuddle.
Cuddle Puddle I have had my fair share of physical and emotional intimacy. I have stumbled into intriguing and boundary-testing situations in places like Burning Man, yoga retreats, cocktail parties and even once at a Super Bowl party in my own living room. I have been strewn across a mattress in the “chill room� of a 1990s rave with complete strangers massaging my every muscle while I puffed away on menthol cigarettes. What sets these incidents apart from the format of a cuddle party is the lack of expectation, formal structure and, of course, the buffer of controlled substances. Entirely sober and surrounded by strangers, I couldn’t read their minds and had no way of knowing if the generous offers of hand-holding held deeper intentions. I made for the bathroom, tripping over a penis pillow on the way and rummaging through my bag for the last time in hopes of discovering one last overlooked Xanax before I sucked it up, accepted my fate and returned to poor, dear Skye, who had managed to cram his body, in full fetal position, into the smallest corner of the room. If my body language was saying “Please don’t touch me,� Skye’s read more like a serial killer ready to pull a chainsaw on the first person to even look at him. His open mind seemed to have gone on strike. I squeezed into the corner with him, observing the active and diverse scene. Young polyamorous couples took turns caressing the hair of those next to them. A middle-aged, six-foot-tall transgendered woman tangled herself up in the arms of a young, attractive South Asian immigrant man whose hands were groping the breasts of a thirty-something yoga instructor. And just when I grew comfortable enough to accept an offer of a foot rub from a married cuddle-party frequenter, I noticed my Safe Buddy, Mr. Purple Pants, groping and grinding a woman while they twisted their tongues in a fit of exhibitionist passion. (Apparently, I missed the “rule� stating that kissing, dry-humping and rubbing genitals are not sexual touch.) One of the rules did mention that attendees could get up and walk out at any time, but I was honestly too worried about calling attention to myself. I suddenly felt old-fashioned, boring and old. I just
couldn’t let go of my inhibitions like everyone else in the room. I felt an almost palpable wall building itself up around me as the partygoers continued to push their boundaries by allowing stranger’s hands to wander and rub and caress in the most interesting ways. I was freaked and continued to nervously laugh and chat with anyone in the room who looked as horrified as I until an announcement came that the party was winding down. The facilitator invited everyone to join in for one last hurrah by piling up into a giant “cuddle puddle� for the remaining 20 minutes of the party. As Skye stood, paralyzed by the scene that played out before him, I made one last ditch effort to open my mind. I crawled around the circle and was invited to lay my head on the shoulder of the young South Asian man in the gender-bending three-way. I accepted and placed my head on his shoulder with my entire body on the outside of the circle, cold and constricted like an armadillo under attack. I attempted to relax into the moment. Relaxation never came.
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That night, however, something very different was about to happen—tickets gone, international guests f lying in, media descending from as far away as New York City. “People are going to be trying to bust in here,� he predicted. I decided to attend in part because I love the concept of a convention, a place where a single aspect of life is revealed in all its subtleties and nuances for a brief moment, like an exotic f lower that blooms for only one day. But what was so interesting about the cougar herself ? It felt sort of like a subculture at first. A whiff of sexual deviancy hung around the concept, and I, a mere millennial, intended to find out all its dirty little secrets. Once the cougars began to circulate aimlessly between the tiki-themed bar and the display booths for American Laser Centers and Cardeaux Cosmetics (maker of the “cougar kit�), no one was quite ready to
talk seriously on the topic, least of all Leslie Lang. “I’m a standup comic,� she said. “I came here for material.� Her friends were a little more serious. “I want someone who doesn’t want to go to bed at 10 o’clock,� said Edith Espinola. “Men have been doing this for years. I think now it’s our turn. They leave us no choice.� “I like it,� said their friend Amelia Wong, with deep sincerity. “Very passionate.� On the cub side, it was hard to pry out an answer that went beyond “They know what they want� and “They don’t play games,� as if someone had given them cue cards on the way in. A smartly dressed Stanford student gave a very high-concept and barely understandable response. “I tend toward condescension and deference. It’s a really nice combination,� he said, and then went into some kind of carrot-peeling metaphor. He lost me after that. “Maybe the girls my age aren’t taking care of their men the way they should,� a stewed twenty-something told me a tad accusatorily. Between comments like his, which implied that all women in their 20s are “game players,� and the idea that the husbands of these women had left them for someone in my age group, I was starting to feel like the enemy. The notion that I was part of an enemy camp increased once I began to gather how many suspect motivations were gathered in the room. In addition to the band from L.A. filming a reality TV installment for their website and the gaggle of students filming with palm-sized digital cameras for a “school project,� there were oodles of media—the Associated Press, Details magazine, the San Francisco Chronicle and . . . me. When Lang grabbed the collar of a passing cub to lick his face or when a blonde whipped her black skirt too high up her leg, camera f lashes popped paparazzi-style. That’s probably when things started to get a little weird. I was beginning to come up with a notso-nice answer to my original question: Why are we so interested in the cougar? From reading the accounts by my fellow journalists that came out afterward, the answer seems to be that we want to laugh at them. “Are you kidding me? Enter shudder, shake of head and look of pity and embarrassment for those participating women here,� wrote one reporter for Examiner.com. “If I’m trying to get some 23-year-old mama’s boy to go ice skating with me, please put me out of my misery,� blogged a writer for the San Francisco Chronicle. The comments posted under a photo spread of the cougars are not reprintable, just vicious. Nevertheless, I did notice something at the crowning of Miss Cougar America. Each cub had been given a token to bestow upon his favorite cougar, but the vote tabulation process had the chaos of a livestock auction, with only three or four cougars able to hear above the din that it was time to cash in the tokens they’d collected from cubs. A 42year-old named Gloria Navarro ultimately took the title with 13 tokens, and was fairly shoved from the stage into an adjacent hallway for the ensuing media blitz. “Diane, I won!� she hollered to a friend. “I’m taking my friend Diane,� she said of the single cougar cruise she’d won along with her new title. “She hung in there with
me through my divorce. I was a soccer mom and now I’m a cougar!� And sure, she looked a little silly jumping up and down to Michael Jackson’s “P.Y.T.� while party-crashing teens leapt in to have their photo taken with her. But she seemed to be having a really great time.
‘Maybe the girls my age aren’t taking care of their men the way they should’ It reminded me of the conversation I’d had earlier with Birgita Cameron and Rita Sangha, ambassador cougars from London who’d come in part to promote Sangha’s cougar life-coaching business. “My longtime partner and I were together for 20 years. We had two children,â€? Cameron said. “I broke it off and I lost my home. He also wouldn’t let me see my children, and all sorts of things like that. It was really hard being on my own.â€? “A lot of these women, their husbands left them in their 30s, 40s and 50s,â€? Sangha added. “It can really knock your confidence.â€? So maybe that’s some people’s definition of desperate. But watching these cougars—yes, behaving like girls; yes, with a serious amount of cleavage showing— made the case for taking public action in the face of a host of forces telling you to just fade away. Staying home alone seemed like a more private and perhaps more dignified but ultimately sadder way to pass a Friday evening. Gosse told me at one point, “There are a lot of hot cougars out there. I’ve known this for decades.â€? Since he won’t say how old he is, I’m not entirely sure how far back the information-gathering goes, but the point is that ever since the invention of birth control, we’ve managed to turn our reproductive urges on their heads, so women in the sunset of their reproductive years should be able to party as long as they like. Even after being rolled in past relationships and marriages, cougars are still game to meet someone new. The sooner we get used to it, the sooner a cougar convention or a night at home with a quart of Häagen-Dazs might cease to be the only two options. At the tail end of the evening, I ran into Espinola again, now a little tipsy but clearly having a lovely time. Though the cubs and party crashers were making the scene increasingly ugly, Espinola at least made me feel a great deal better about the presence of the press. “I met this great guy, his name is Chris, he’s a reporter covering the story,â€? she said. “We exchanged numbers both ways. I’ll probably call him on Monday or Tuesday.â€? The first-ever Sonoma County Cougar Party is slated for Thursday, Feb. 25, at the Last Day Saloon. 120 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. 7pm–9pm. $10. 415.407.9962.
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A Good, Honest Affair When it comes to the business of cheating, Noel Biderman is boss. His website AshleyMadison.com—named, he says, after the two most popular monikers for baby girls—functions like any other dating site, with profiles, searches, messages and photos. But at Biderman’s site, the dating pool comes with baggage: namely girlfriends, boyfriends, wives and husbands. “We offer a good, honest affair. Guaranteed,� says site president and founder Biderman, a husband of seven years and father of two. “We’re no eHarmony, that’s for sure.� AshleyMadison, Biderman says, is a place where people can go to fulfill needs that aren’t being met at home, a human buffet line where all the dishes know they’ll never be the main course. Users and fans say it’s a website that makes open what’s happening in secret on dating sites already. Critics say it’s an online cesspool that breeds infidelity, a 24/7 computerized home-wrecking service that should be shut down for good. Biderman says they just wish they’d thought of it first. “We looked at data that showed 30 percent of the people on other dating sites were cheating or looking to cheat,� Biderman says, speaking from his New York office. “We thought to ourselves that all these people posing as single is risky. Why not come to a community where people can confess that they’re looking to cheat? We’re creating an honest community for cheating.� Biderman’s “honest community� was launched in 2001 and now boasts more than 5.2 million users. A media-savvy seeker of controversy, the well-dressed, balding 38-yearold has braved booing from audiences on The View and The Tyra Banks Show to plug his site and preach his “it’s only sex� spiel. The cavalier gentlemen’s-club approach translates to the online dynamic. On the site, women play mostly for free. Guys buy “credits� that are used for sending digital “gifts� to other users and accessing private data. Everyone creates a profile that lists a photo, some stats on appearance and a list of things they’re into: spanking, threesomes, schoolgirl outfits or Polynesian albinos in football pads. A juicier collection of pics and stats are available when a user sends someone a “key� that provides access to his or her “private showcase.� “Brie,� a 32-year-old wife of five years, says she joined because things just weren’t working out at home. “To me, it was either this or get a divorce. And getting a divorce is more drastic,� says the woman, who asked that her real name not be used. “I wanted an alpha male, someone who really gets it done. I don’t think my husband suspects.�
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Brie says she met her current fling six months ago. Before that, her dalliances amounted to “kissing a few guys, but that’s it.� The man, she says, is older and married as well. Their dates typically consist of dinner and drinks followed by a motel-room pit stop, then a long, occasionally guilt-ridden ride home to their spouses. “It can’t go on forever,� she admits. “It’s fun while it lasts, though.� Biderman insists that cheating can be a sort of marriage therapy and that American culture puts too much importance on monogamy, which he maintains is “against our DNA.� As lovers nationwide stock up on chocolates and flowers for Valentine’s Day, adulterers on AshleyMadison will be stocking up on motel reservations and alibis for the day prior, one Biderman heralds as “Mistress Day.� Of course, philandering men and scandalous women have been around a lot longer than Biderman and AshleyMadison.com. “There are millions of people that are suffering through a sexless marriage,� Biderman says. “I say, don’t go visit a prostitute, don’t lie to someone else about whether you’re married or not. If you need that sexual element, come to AshleyMadison, and you can get it.�—C.C.
Private & Social A site that’s horny but high in spirit, BlackboxRepublic.com is built on an idea that today’s single men and women are always changing sexually and looking for something new. Blackbox’s goal is to help people find other members who want the same things they do—and right now. Marketing to sex-positive people, this alternative social networking site is striving to develop a successful dating reputation. Based in Portland, Ore., the site came online about a month ago. Blackbox is a private social networking site, where names and personal information are not shared with other users. Luring what are called “followers� is how site members get to know
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each other without exposing their personal information. Potential members have to be “vouched for� by another user in order to gain full access to the site’s functions and other member’s profiles, or personas. Blackbox won’t release its exact membership count, but they claim to be well over a thousand and growing. Their heaviest member areas are Portland, Seattle and the Bay Area. Blackbox allows members to talk freely about sex and lust in ways that other social networking sites, like Facebook, don’t. A sliding bar allows users to make moment-to-moment updates on changing preferences, which makes for a freeing sense of unfastening your sexuality. Site founders label Blackbox as a second Facebook, and are open to criticism of its content. The site is so fresh that founders are looking for feedback to set it apart from other networking sites. The set-up and navigation are very similar to Facebook, but I found the content and social acceptance offered is very different. Logging in meant poking around for a few hours on stranger’s sites and reading public conversations about Avatar and Lady Gaga. One user pointed out her ability to use the word “cock� freely, but admitted her dismay at not being able to connect locally for off-line dating purposes. Moreover, Blackbox doesn’t serve those looking for a committed relationship; its edgy and racy content instead is all about people who just want to get naked online. The site is still trying to figure out whether it will water the seed of sexually over-explicit content, or flirt with a sexually conservative user. Being in a committed relationship made me an unlikely person to join Blackbox, or so I thought. I soon found that the temptation to discover more about the site was irresistible, and I met some interesting and entertaining people in my few weeks of registration. Because the site really can’t generate meetups, it is easy to share fantasies here without the threat of being tracked down. Blackbox provides a personalized corkboard is an original way to help describe “you.� My corkboard says that I’m a colorful hippie with a love for such natural lakes as Tahoe. The lollipop image on my corkboard, which I meant as a girly detail of my personality, was mistaken by site members as a phallic symbol, and provoked some tainted interpretations. An image could truly lead to anything on this erotic site.—M.C.
Love in the Time of Robots Did you know that women are nearly twice as likely to respond positively to an unsmiling man as a smiling one? That a greater percentage of people in California would date someone just for sex than in South Carolina? That nonwhite men are around 8 percent more likely to respond to a woman’s advances than white men? If you’re an avid reader of OkTrends, the math geek blog from the programmers of the online dating website OkCupid.com, you’d be able to rattle off these statistics and more. But can understanding these numbers and statistics actually lead to love? As a new member to OKCupid, I’m still sorting that question out. Since 2006, OkCupid has been one of the fastest growing dating websites around. Today it has over 1 million members in the United States and abroad. Part of the site’s appeal may be that, unlike eHarmony.com
or Match.com, it’s a completely free service. Furthermore, there’s a playful irreverence in OkCupid’s operation, making it marginally amusing for online dating newbies like me. Rather than relying on the professional personality assessment tests of other online dating sites, OkCupid takes a casual approach with personality quizzes that you might find in the back of Seventeen, stuff like “The Nerd, Geek or Dork Test� or the “The Which Character of True Blood Are You Test.� Matches are based on how you respond to these various quizzes and how important you rate the desired response from an ideal match. The whole process of finding a date through OkCupid involves lots and lots of math. Through a complex statistical process using members’ answers to these quizzes site recommends potential matches. On the site, OkCupid includes an article called “Frequently Asked for Answers About Questions� that details the algorithms it uses. It’s a statement of operations that would make any statistics professor clutch his chalk in excitement. In its recently inaugurated OkTrends blog, the site’s programmers revel in the massive amounts of data they’ve gathered. A recent post examined the facial expressions of 500,000 OkCupid members and analyzed their relative rate of receiving messages from other members. Turns out women who use the quintessentially cheesy “MySpace shot� for their profile picture—the one with the arm outstretched holding the camera above the face with pouting lips and out-thrust chest—get much more new messages from men then women pictured holding pets, having fun with friends or lying in bed. As if to underline the insistent presence of math and stats in its match-making, OkCupid features a gray mechanized mascot with a patch of little red pixels where a heart should be, aptly named Staff Robot. If you’re like me, the idea of outsourcing your romantic endeavors to a robot sounds vaguely dystopian. I’ve always been someone who worries about how we give too much power to machines and systems and not enough to chance and human intuition. But over the last year, I’ve had more and more friends say they’ve had positive experiences using OkCupid. They’ve gone on dates, they’ve had great sex, they’ve been in longterm, meaningful relationships. Keep in mind, these are young, attractive, socially well-adjusted people in their 20s. Online dating isn’t just for perverts anymore. As more of our lives go online, it suddenly doesn’t seem that weird to have our romantic lives there as well. Given that so many of my friends had given themselves over to the OkCupid’s bots, I decided to try it out, more out of curiosity than anything else. In my few months on, I’ve messaged and been messaged. Staff Robot has suggested some good-looking matches and some less good-looking ones. For the past week, I’ve been in an exchange with a girl who seems an excellent match, according to both OkCupid’s and my own judgment. We’ve even had some half-decent online repartee. Have we met in person? Though we have tentative plans to maybe make plans to make plans, nothing has materialized yet. Though the robots might offer good tips for flirting and suggest potential matches, it seems like it still takes human effort to seal the deal. At least, until they invent a machine to do that for us.—D.H.
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The devil is flawed, he’s sad, he’s lonely and he’s weirdly noble. “As a performer myself,� says McCloud, “I can’t wait to dig into this play with an audience, to go for the ride, to see what we can discover about these characters. The second act, especially, where we play the big poker game—it’s a huge challenge to carry off onstage, to sell it and bring to life in a way that the story demands, but I can’t wait to see what our audiences do. It’s so much fun, so incredibly intense, this whole play.� “It turns out it’s not easy to play poker onstage,� offers Keith Baker, who plays the part of Lockhart. After playing the devil last year in Sixth Street Playhouse’s Possession of Mrs. Jones, this marks Baker’s second consecutive turn as the Prince of Darkness, and he’s been enjoying the opportunity to explore different aspects of the iconic character. “So I’m playing the devil at the same time I’m playing poker, and doing an Irish accent, while everybody else is playing it drunk while playing poker and doing Irish. And in the middle of it all, they’re battling me for their souls. There’s a lot of stuff going on in this show, which is what makes it so much fun.� Adds McCloud: “This play isn’t as well known as some of McPherson’s other plays [The Weir, Shining City, Dublin Carol], but there are so many wonderful themes interwoven into this show—faith, family, addiction, redemption, living with ‘sinful’ deeds of your past, deciding how you are going to face up to your destiny. It’s all such juicy stuff—and it’s incredibly funny, because McPherson is such a good writer. I think this play will come to be seen as a masterpiece down the road. I have no doubt about that. “The key to the play, for me,� he continues, “is the scene where Lockhart describes what Hell is like—total separation from everyone else, complete isolation. In this play, these crazy drunken Irish guys are able to accomplish the opposite of that—real human connection with each other. We, as humans, can experience what the devil will never have: companionship with each other.� “Poor Lucifer,� Kniffin laughs. “Poor, poor Lucifer.� ‘The Seafarer’ runs Thursdays–Sundays, Feb. 12–28, at the Spreckels Performing Arts Center, 5409 Snyder Lane in Rohnert Park. 8pm. $10– $20. 707.588.3400.
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Outfitted with the requisite beard, Plummer plays Tolstoy with the gusto of a ham-loving actor tackling Fiddler on the Roof. Plummer has a particularly moving scene describing his long-ago courtship with his wife, and there are juicy scenes of the old couple going after one another in bed and out of bed. But what wife can bear hearing her husband described as a saint, a new Jesus? Cameramen—paparazzi, before there was such a thing—watch the spatting between the Tolstoys and record it all for posterity. This view of Tolstoy, emphasizing the naive sweetness and the common-man heartiness, produces affection but doesn’t fathom the deeper meanings of this story. Hearing of Tolstoy’s renunciation and its consequences, one thinks of Lear. And one wouldn’t be the first, either: George Orwell wrote a famous essay comparing Tolstoy’s hatred of King Lear to Tolstoy’s Lear-like folly in divesting himself of his property before he actually died. Orwell’s point—that some forms of sacrifice disguise a covert power play—eludes Hoffman. He gives us Tolstoy as a cracked, principled old grandfather, manipulated by outsiders. We also don’t get any sense of why a sensitive man would want his hands clean in the Russia of the day. We hear that the filthy peasants are out there being filthy, but we don’t see them in their muck or understand who buried them there. The Last Station’s charming greenery and white birches could be ornamenting some exceptionally gilded-by-hindsight memoir: speak, memory, maybe. ‘The Last Station’ opens on Friday, Feb. 12, at the Rialto Cinemas Lakeside, 551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa. 707.525.4840.
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2 Academy AwardAward Nominations Academy NomineeIncluding Best Foreign Film!Stone Best Actress –Language Helen Mirren! “Raw and Riveting!� – Rolling
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I-10 MUSIC SERIES PRESENTS "AUSTIN'S GODFATHER OF R&B"
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9:30 PM SHOW > $10/12 > REGGAE
Rebel Lion Productions PRESENTS
BAMBU STATION
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CB-3
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JORMA KAUKONEN
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MEDESKI MARTIN AND WOOD
Rancho Debut!
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HOUSTON JONES
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80’s Party Band! 8:30pm “Redneck Mother” Legend
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Yeasayer’s ‘Odd Blood’ is a futuristic dance-pop adventure magine ’80s R&B Miami-bass dance crooner Stevie B. taking a bath with Grizzly Bear while listening to Violator on a battery-powered boom box, and you get an idea of Yeasayer’s groove. Based in hot-spot Brooklyn, Yeasayer embrace dance-pop beats and that yelping, plaintive falsetto style singing Ă la Depeche Mode’s Martin Gore that made me quiver as a teen without the slightest hint of irony. Some might call their style empty. Some might call it something you can bounce to in a slick hipster club. Some might call it something to be dropped into the nearest trashcan, next to scratched singles of Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up.â€? But if anything, Odd Blood can be held up as a prime specimen of the digital and live instrumentation possibilities enabled by 21st-century technology. OfďŹ cially leaked on the internet last fall, the album’s exuberant, electro-pop ďŹ rst single sets the stage for the bubbly, beat-infused energy that informs most of their newer songs. Driven by the soaring yelps of multiinstrumentalist and vocalist Anand Wilder, “Ambling Alpsâ€? is anthemic and rousing. Conversely, “Madder Roseâ€? kicks off with a melancholy chorus of voices, rising to the sky, and mixes a nice out-for-blood darkness with shimmering bass lines and electronic bells. Admittedly, Yeasayer can be an acquired taste. The band’s tagline is “Enya with bounce,â€? and on songs like “I Remember,â€? with baldly sincere lyrics concerned with love and longing and making love on airplanes, their electronic bells backed by watery quavering keyboards do conjure a certain quality similar to the Celtic chanteuse. Even more caution: a boy-band strain runs through songs like “O.N.E.,â€? which boasts a bumping bass groove punctuated by slick synth ourishes. Justin Timberlake fans may ďŹ nd themselves ashing back to the days of learning to kiss on their ‘N Sync pillows when hearing the lovelorn harmonies of “Love Me Girl,â€? which declares “Don’t give up on me / And I won’t give up on you / I gotta wait for the baby,â€? followed by the sampled squawks of jungle birds. In a recent interview on JamBase.com, Wilder explains the name “odd bloodâ€? as a sci-ďŹ term, something futuristic, “not natural blood, but something strange.â€? That diverse strangeness hits the Bay Area when Yeasayer play on Saturday, April 17, at the Fillmore. 1805 Geary Blvd., San Francisco. 9pm. $20. 415.346.6000.
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alking through Chrome Lotus, downtown Santa Rosa’s newest nightclub and live music venue, is kind of like eating KFC’s Famous Bowl—it’s a lot of different elements rolled into one helping of dimly lit comfort. Opened last week by Round Robin coowners Gianni Messmer and Bill Cutting, the buzzed-about spot with the ramped-up Facebook campaign is a mashup experience fusing the highbrow and lowbrow that’s sure to be hot on the cherry-red lips of Sonoma County’s nightlife hounds—glitterati, metalheads, the salon set, tramp-stamp party girls, hipsters, business-casual drinkers, nononsense lushes, indie rockers, goateed rock bros and see-and-be-seen dancers alike. With such a variegated scope, it could be just what Santa Rosa’s been lacking. But will all these elements get along for the sake of a new, promising live music opportunity? “Whatever we do, there’s a certain percentage of people that aren’t gonna like it,� says Messmer, who, with Cutting, opened Chrome Lotus last week. “You can never, ever be 100 percent. So if we’re 51 percent, then we’re doing good. And even if we’re 49 percent, as long as they’re talking about it.� When Messmer bought the Round Robin in 2006, he talked about transforming Santa Rosa’s famed dive bar into an edgy, sexy, biker chic joint with hot young beer slingers dancing on the bar. It never came fully to fruition, but that Coyote Ugly–like
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atmosphere permeates the front bar at Chrome Lotus. Cleavage galore: check. Jukebox playing AC/DC: check. Drinks with names like “Smack My Beach Up,� the “Dirty Sanchez Margarita� and the “Lotus Spreader�: check. “You know, we just wanted something fun,� Messmer says of the cocktail’s names. “We wanted this place to not be just another bar. Assuming people come in for a bachelorette party, or it’s your birthday or a special celebration, you want to do stupid little gimmicks like that.� Tucked away from all this down a long hallway in the back is an incredible music room, a brick-walled hamlet that’s like walking into a different world than the front area. A separate bar serves a laid-back crowd in front of a modest two-foot-tall stage. A disco ball hangs in the center. The room is just the right size—breathable and roomy, but still intimate—and even with just 100 people there, the place is nicely packed. Patrick Malone, local tastemaker who’s done an excellent job booking the Hopmonk Tavern in Sebastopol, is on board to bring in both local and touring bands. (Messmer calls him “a ninja.�) But don’t expect the reggaejam-band-folk-soul-bluegrass lineup that’s done so well at Hopmonk. Chrome Lotus will focus on “rock, metal, punk, indie and emo,� says Malone, who’s hired an assistant to handle the extra load and help book bands with few other local options. There’s also the Thursday-night live music sponsored by Country 106.3-FM, a radio
station that plays classic Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, George Jones and Merle Haggard. Live country music simply hasn’t had a nightclub home base in Santa Rosa for years, and realistically—whether or not one wants to admit it—it’s one of the most popular genres in Sonoma County. While this is a boon, Chrome Lotus’ ban on hip-hop will disappoint the area’s legions of rap fans. To Messmer, it’s a business compromise that unfortunately makes sense. In the Santa Rosa Police Department’s eye, hip-hop is basically one big semiautomaticgang-war cocaine-sex-fest rap battle, and Messmer isn’t willing to take the chance of being targeted for shutdown by the city attorney’s office for hosting it. “I think hip-hop equals problems,� says Messmer, adding that he’s aware of and will support more positive, conscious hip-hop artists. “But I’m not into that tough-guy image, smackin’-my-bitch-up. I’m not doing that. I don’t want that, I don’t want those people in here, and I don’t think they’re going to like this place anyway.� Fancier features of Chrome Lotus seem grafted from the “ultralounge� aesthetic, held over from Messmer’s short-lived founding interest in the former swank downtown hotspot Seven. Two reserved box booths with bottle service hug the walls in the music room. A private room straddling the patio and music area is planned. A coat check greets all entrants before giving way to a bar with plenty of illuminated top-shelf liquor. A trained security team with earpieces checks the guest list at the ropes on the sidewalk and pats down pockets before entry. Finally, there’s the basic watering-hole aspect. Pool tables and corner couches fill a triangular room behind the bar. A soonto-open pizza spot next door will serve up plenty of pepperoni and cheese for late-night hunger pangs. Sunday features $2 beer deals, and a “Rough Days Happen� special offers 25 cent PBRs to those who bring in a recent divorce certificate, foreclosure document, pink slip or bankruptcy notice. A covered, ventilated outdoor patio that will allow smoking is set for completion soon. Why Chrome Lotus’ crazy fusion of nightlife mashup works is that the layout is expansive enough to accommodate all stripes without forcibly criss-crossing them. Music fans in the back don’t need to tune out catcalls from the meat-market crowd. Pool players don’t have to navigate their cue sticks around bleach-blonde Jersey Shore girls. Real estate agents catching the Warriors game after work don’t have to do so with a metal band five feet away. The main thing that everyone can get behind? Already, a handful of local music nights will boast just a $1 door charge. “Our goal is to bring affordable live music to this side of the railroad tracks,� Messmer says. “If you haven’t noticed, the economy’s crap, and I’d rather people be able to come and listen to a good band. They’re gonna spend money at the bar either way. I’d rather have them keep their $10 in their pocket and buy a few drinks and listen to some good music.� This weekend, Chrome Lotus features JD Bauman and the Boot Band on Feb. 11 ($1), Simoom, Trial by Combat and Fear the Fiasco on Feb. 12 ($1), Counterbalance on Feb. 13 ($1) and a ‘Love or Lust’ Valentine’s party with DJs TonyTone and Truthlive on Feb. 14 ($5). 505 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. www.chromelotussr.com.
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Bikram Yoga San Rafael
TOUGH TIMES THINKING STAYING POSITIVE IN A NEGATIVE WORLD
3ECOND ST 3UITE 3AN 2AFAEL s 9/'! s WWW SANRAFAELYOGA COM We don’t change because we see the light‌we change because we feel the heat. So what are you waiting for? 2010 is your time to change your body, change your life! The Bikram beginning practice is suitable for beginners and advanced yogis appealing to both men and women of all fitness levels.
With local Author & Speaker Steven Campbell 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm Mary Agatha Furth Center, Windsor CA
Bikram Yoga of Santa Rosa 7ILSON 3TREET 3ANTA 2OSA s 9/'! s WWW BIKRAMOFSANTAROSA COM
5:30 pm to 6:00 pm ~ Registration & Light Appetizers 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm ~ Workshop 8:30 pm ~ Q&A and Author book signing
Bikram's Yoga system will reshape and heal your body while it relieves stress and tension. The Bikram Method of Hatha Yoga is a demanding series of 26 postures, done in a heated room and meant to be performed in the given order, to the best of one's ability. A principle of the class is that one can learn to steadily make new demands of oneself, to work harder, deeper, yet calmer.
All proceeds go to the The Drug Abuse Alternatives Center Perinatal Day Treatment Program Helping Mothers Saving Babies Suggested donation ~ $25 per person
(Regular price $75 per person for this Workshop) Sonoma County resident Steven Campbell has spent the past 20+ years studying how the brain works. This past spring, he released his third book, Making Your Mind Magnificent: Flourishing at Any Age. He now leads a series of workshops and presentations throughout California based on the concepts in his book. Steven’s work can be boiled down to this simple, yet oh-so-hard-to-change idea: The Brain accepts what we tell it without question! Once we learn how to change the way we think (the emphasis of Steven’s workshop), we will literally change our lives in that very instant! Steven is a volunteer at DAAC, hosting on-going educational programs at the Perinatal and Turning Point Residential Programs TICKETS SOLD AT & SPONSORED BY:
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