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county’s required 10-acre minimum for DA zoning. Yet it looks like the county can just amend the general plan again and create a special policy for the Best Family Investors so they won’t have to meet the county’s requirement of 10 acres. Bottom line: the parcels do not have the proper zoning. Rezoning this land would create an island of DA zoning that does not border and is not adjacent to any other DA parcel. Spot zoning is illegal. This project would create all the resentment, frustration and conflict that occurs when government grants special privileges to one property owner without extending these privileges to the surrounding parcels. Apparently even if something looks like spot zoning, walks like spot zoning and talks like spot zoning, we can all just pretend that it is not spot zoning. How the heck am I going to sleep with a processing plant operating 24/7? The applicants need to file a mitigated negative declaration. There’s a mouthful I wish I never had to chew on. This MND is a checklist filled out by the applicant which asserts that the project will not cause a potentially significant impact on aesthetics, noise, traffic, water, scenic resources, land use, zoning and a dozen other factors. If even one of these factors could have a potentially significant impact that can not be mitigated, an environmental impact report is required. Surely any rational person would agree that replacing an apple orchard with a 33,000square-foot production facility, a 5,000-square-foot tasting room, a two-lane road and three parking lots would create at least one potentially significant impact that cannot be mitigated by such measures as planting shrubs and painting buildings brown. Right? Wrong. The Sonoma County Permit and Resource Management Department says that no EIR is required. Enough is enough! It’s up to us to stop this encroachment of commercial development into our residential neighborhoods. Email, write and talk to your county supervisors. Attend the public hearing at the Board of Supervisors on March 2 at 2:10 pm. 575 Administration Drive, Santa Rosa. Do not allow them to turn the scenic corridor north of Sebastopol into an industrial park.
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a crash that environmentalists blame on mismanaged water exports via two large pumping facilities near Tracy. Now, critics say, should the federal restrictions on springtime pumping be lifted by Feinstein’s actions, many or most of the tiny offspring from 2009’s meager return—already in the Delta as they move toward the sea—could be lost, and with it, the state’s salmon fishery. They charge that Feinstein has been influenced by wealthy corporate farmer Stewart Resnick, who owns Paramount Farms near Fresno. Resnick has contributed $29,000 in campaign money to Feinstein and is reported to be a personal friend. Late last year, he called on her to enact a formal review of the federal smelt and salmon restoration plans, which had been designed over several years by the Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service. Feinstein did so
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abrupt boost of 20 percent was followed almost exactly three years after it began by the current Chinook salmon freefall, which started roughly in 2004. Dr. Peter Moyle, a fisheries biologist at UC Davis, says the months of February through May are crucial to the survival of the Sacramento River’s Chinook salmon runs. Moyle says that finger-sized juveniles, called smolts, born between October and December, swim through the Delta in the spring on their outmigration to the ocean and are potentially threatened by the pumps. “The Stockton pumps reverse the water flow direction in the Delta,� Moyle explains. “This confuses these little fish that are trying get to the ocean.� The smolts may swim directly into the pumps, meeting a certain death. Countless others are eaten first by predatory fish that occupy the Delta’s sloughs and backwaters. Pool believes that full-throttle pumping in the spring of 2006 killed millions of fallrun smolts, directly causing the low return of 2009. The federal mandates restricting current Delta pumping, also called “biological opinions,� could minimize pump-related damage to the fall-run offspring, sources say. While Feinstein promised in a Feb. 18 release that “we are exploring every possible option to achieve the water flexibility that would make this legislation unnecessary,� few critics are calmed. “If Feinstein undoes that biological opinion, we’re likely see the extinction of one of our salmon runs,� Pool says, citing the stat that 85 percent of the juvenile salmon that exit the Sacramento for the ocean do so in the spring. “We had only 39,000 fish spawn in the fall, and now almost all their offspring are trying to get through the Delta.� High fish mortality rates this spring could mean another poor return of fall run of salmon in 2013, he adds. Del Bosque and hundreds of other farmers in the San Joaquin Valley, however, depend on a flow of Delta water all winter and spring to fill the San Luis Reservoir, their major summertime water source. “Imagine trying to fill a swimming pool with a garden hose,� Del Bosque says. “We need that water flowing now and for the next six months.� Further endangering the Delta’s fisheries, say Swanson, Moyle, Pool and others, is the prospect of building a canal that would draw water from the northern Delta and transport it to Southern California. The proposed conveyance system could be especially damaging if combined with the current exports via the Tracy pumps, Moyle says, and could extinguish the Sacramento River’s Chinook salmon, striped bass and other fish. The money to build the canal is included in an $11 billion water bond package that will go to the ballot in November. Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla, executive director of Restore the Delta, a conservation group in Stockton, believes money, not science, is steering the direction of current policy making in Sacramento. “When you put together [Stewart] Resnick and Westlands Water District and the money they give to campaigns, I believe it leads to real corruption in the process,� she says. “They’re either buying influence through lobbying or by making political campaign contributions.� Skipper Roger Thomas, who is currently negotiating with lawmakers to come to a compromise that would hopefully save salmon and minimize farmland impacts, would only say, “This is big-money politics.�
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ob Loughran, writing about Afghanistan in the Feb. 3 issue of the Bohemian (“Go to Your God,� Open Mic), could be right that the United States is just another imperial power like Britain or Persia, sure to meet “defeat� in the Afghan/Pakistan theater. But perhaps we’d better hope American foreign policy represents something more than control of resources, like democracy, pluralism and even human rights, as corny as that sounds. And perhaps there really is a face-off with radical Islam and “we� need to prevail. There is the argument that the United States represents something important in human history and that this current conf lict is more akin to WW II than the Vietnam War. Certainly the very bright and eager members of the U.S. military believe so, as does much of the country. Did America conquer Japan or Germany? No. We conquered their extraordinarily powerful culture of militarism. We helped to establish democracy quickly and had no problem befriending the people. We now have no closer allies. The defeat of fascism is still a seminal event in modern history not to be forgotten. Those were giant battles in the 1940s involving casualties running into the millions. The prosperity and freedom of much of the world in 2010 is still directly the outcome of that war. In a lot of ways we are closer to peace than any other time in human history. Our understanding of the oneness of the human race is almost commonplace now. We are not at odds with Japan or Germany. Europe is at peace; it even joined in a union. The Soviet Union miraculously changed internally, let East Europe free up, and then Russia adopted “our� economic system. Our militaries cooperate, and thousands of people travel across our borders. The Korean and Vietnam wars were basically surrogate wars with the People’s Republic of China, but now the Chinese are raging capitalists and our economies are astonishingly joined at the hip. These three biggest players—Russia, the United States and China—could reduce their military budgets if they really put their minds to it. So what’s left? The battle with holier-than-thou Islamic jihadists. Their destructive desire is a legitimate concern, and America actually is not about to retreat inside its borders in response. We
are extremely engaged worldwide, and many aid workers and people with middle-class aspirations hope we don’t abandon them to this ruthlessly violent sect. So, peace-loving friends, let’s find something else to get excited about—like building communities. I myself like to concentrate on building a sharing, cooperative culture through the intentional-communities movement. The American people are sorely divided. Perhaps a greater appreciation of America’s role in the world from the left, one that concentrated on positive building instead of constant criticism, would go a long way to healing our national rift and helping America play another outstandingly positive chapter in world history. Nationally, we now face overdevelopment, and the rest of the world will too. I believe that sharing, caring and generosity are the catch-phrases of the future, and this is where more energy is needed. Stop fretting about Afghanistan. Use the most freedom and prosperity humanity has ever had to create a shining example of a more cooperative society. Here we have the perfect opportunity. From rock stars to athletes to millions of successful working folks, more wealth is at our disposal than ever in history. Whose fault is it our society is dominantly about selfishness and accumulation? How hard is that to change? You won’t get jailed for it. With massive unemployment and a new concern for the environment, the conditions are ripe for creating land-based communities of people learning to live and survive in cooperation. This would be a shining light; this would be a contribution to the world culture. I have such a sense of how powerful this people power movement could be. The Vietnam War is over. This is a new day. The new paradigm, the transformation, is not about a thousand protests but about creating a more joyous cooperative culture. What was it that St. John said? You might say that I’m the dreamer, but you know, I’m not the only one.
In a lot of ways we are closer to peace than any time in human history.
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Arthur Kopecky is author of ‘New Buffalo: Journals from a Taos Commune’ and ‘Leaving New Buffalo Commune’ (UNM Press). He works as a contractor and carpenter (used to anyhow), and is active with the intentional communities movement. 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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have truth-tested these claims: the payoffs of belonging to a real community include (1) saving more money, (2) having more fun, (3) feeling needed and appreciated, (4) pushing against the mandates of a corporate state, (5) receiving kindnesses, (6) honoring the human spirit, (7) reducing stress, (8) getting free help with yard work and (9) learning surprising, positive things about oneself and others. This week, I’m inviting readers to test these claims for yourselves by participating in a time bank. Have one nearby? Last year in these pages, I reported having teamed up with author Mick Winter and two others launching the Napa Time Bank. Time-banking is the brainchild of humanrights attorney Edgar Cahn, author of No More Throw Away People. It offers a means for people to get things done for one another without spending money, and in doing so, create a functional community. I had the honor of meeting Cahn in person last year, hearing him speak on several occasions and being challenged by him personally to take on a task I had no idea how to pursue: community organizing. Trying to wiggle out of it, I said, “But Edgar, I have no idea how to do this.� He replied, “Juliane, do you think I’m going to let you get away with being passive about this?� Damn. How did he know just which button to push? I still don’t quite know what I am doing, but almost a year later I am voluntarily co-coordinating a 40member time banking community that trades time instead of money to get work and play accomplished together. I knew it was the right thing to do, the socially conscious thing to do, but I had no idea when I began that it would turn out to be so much fun. I had no idea I would meet so many interesting people from so many different neighborhoods in my town. Members of our time bank range from nine to 80 years in age. And they all post on a website the kinds of things they like to do,
along with the kinds of things they would like done for them. (Members who do not use computers are assisted with this by members who do.) I gave an art lesson, and my son got his first kayak lesson through the Time Bank. A group of us helped pick olives one day. An elderly member got help with her computer and had a much-needed safety bar installed in her shower. I got my garden boxes built and my leaves raked. When I was stuck with an administrative problem, I got an hour of free consultation from a professional who happens to be a member of our time bank. Once in a while people get lonely; they ask for and receive an hour of companionship through the time bank. These are all the kinds of things people used to do for one another once upon a time before a temporary prosperity made it easy to purchase the time of others and we all started isolating in front of televisions and computer screens. As strange as this may seem to a culture that often avoids contact with the neighbors, all solutions to the problems standing between us and a sustainable world require the rebuilding of in-person community. No online community can take the place of a real face-to-face community. Only as part of an in-person community can we reclaim our social selves fully, recognize the innate and healthy interdependence that makes us human and re-learn how to relate comfortably with kindness, manners and humor in group efforts that benefit everyone. So what’s the challenge? Join or start a time bank and see what happens. There are people all over the country doing the same, and in dozens of countries around the world. Time-banking has been around for about two decades, so there are people everywhere willing to share what they know about it. Rebuilding community is the mandate of our times. As Cahn would say, “Do you really think I’m going to let you be passive about this?�
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leaves one significant question open with regard to meat production: whether beef cows should be exempt from the above grazing requirements during a four-month fattening, or “finish feeding,� period, after which they are slaughtered. A 60day comment period closes April 19. The new rule is a major blow to certain megadairies that for years took advantage of a previous rule that only required organic cows have “access to pasture.� The real-life manifestation of this famously ambiguous phrase was often a warehouse door opening to a muddy side yard. Clarifying “access to pasture� has been under discussion between the National Organic Program and USDA since 1994, and a rule similar to the new rule was first proposed in 2005. It languished in Bush’s USDA for a variety of reasons, some of which are currently under investigation. When the draft was opened for public comments, 80,327 were lodged, of which all but 28 respondents favored clarifying the phrase “access to pasture.� Access to Pasture also tightens up several
other cracks in the federal definition of organic. It expands and strengthens the language prohibiting antibiotics in organic feed, requires that any edible bedding (like straw and corn cobs) be certified organic, and mandates that pasture be managed as a crop—that is, to produce abundant forage. Many small-ag types were skeptical of President Obama’s appointment of former Iowa governor Tom Vilsack as Secretary of Agriculture. Vilsack’s cozy relationship with corporate agribusiness earned him “Governor of the Year� kudos from the Biotechnology Industry Organization. But one of Secretary Vilsack’s first moves was to rip up the plaza in front of the USDA building in Washington and install a certified organic garden. He then recommended that all USDA facilities around the country do the same. Then Vilsack appointed Kathleen Merrigan as deputy administrator, the USDA’s No. 2 spot. She’s credited with writing the Organic Foods Production Act of 1990, in which Congress gave &) THE BOHEMIAN
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Like any fine art museum, MOBA is very particular about what it will appropriate for its permanent collection, accepting little more than 10 percent of what is offered.
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Owing to MOBA’s relatively strict standards, Frank encourages potential donors to email or send a slide or photo before mailing a work or leaving it outside one of the galleries, as the latter tends to irritate the Dedham and Somerville movie theater managers who provide MOBA with rent-free gallery space and don’t appreciate it when artwork of dubious quality suddenly appears on their respective doorsteps. As for the works that don’t fit the museum’s criteria, these are disposed of at biennial charity auctions, each piece delivered to the auction winner with a certificate that reads, “Rejected by the Museum of Bad Art.� Categorical disqualifications aside, the most common reason a work is rejected is because it’s just plain boring. “It may be bad, but in a boring way. And many of the submissions just aren’t that bad. Artists who submit their own work—and it happens a lot—tend to be very hard on themselves. We have to say, ‘You’re just too good for us’,� claims Sacco. But in effect, self-submissions are a no-lose proposition for the artist. “If we accept their work, they’ve got a piece in a museum. And if we reject it, they can tell
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themselves, and others, that they were too good for MOBA,� she elaborates. While People magazine once quipped that the artists of MOBA “aren’t in it for the Monet,� several professional artists have paintings on display, including Mari Newman, most famous for decorating her Minneapolis home and yard with an ever-changing display of sculpture that is sometimes characterized as “an eyesore.� And then there’s Roger Hanson, of Ocean Shores, Wash., who “paint[s] in the genres of impressionism, abstract expressionism and a tangent of abstract expressionism that [he] call[s] color expressionism,� according to curatorial copy. Hanson has a pair of paintings at MOBA, Coulda Been Marilyn Today and Half Polynesian, Half Norwegian. Even more surprising is that on at least one occasion, MOBA has launched an artist’s career. Consider the case of Bonnie Daly, whose brother-in-law donated Pablo Presley (pictured on a T-shirt), which led to an on-camera interview with CNN, which led to several commissions. “A few years later, she quit her day job and started supporting herself as an artist,� Sacco says. Despite the occasional success story, MOBA faces many of the same problems as any other art museum. The main issue is generating enough revenue to keep the institution open, and since admission is free, the organization relies on merchandise sales (T-shirts and postcards) and also accepts financial contributions via its website. Paintings from the collection have also been featured in a pair of books, including last year’s Museum of Bad Art: Masterworks (Ten Speed Press), by Frank and Sacco. And, believe it or not, from time to time MOBA has even had problems with theft. Most notably, in the museum’s earliest days, a man walked off with Eileen, and ultimately demanded a ransom of a $1,000, which far exceeded the $37 or so that the museum had offered in reward money. Nevertheless, MOBA did report the crime to the Boston police, which prompted a visit by officers from the city’s art theft division, who were trying to link Eileen to the infamous thefts from the Gardner Museum, as both crimes were listed in their records as “art theft of pieces of unknown value.� “We explained that our ‘unknown value’ was on the other end of the spectrum. They were very nice and decided not to put a lot of effort into our case,� says Sacco, stating the obvious. Anyway, the story had a happy ending, as MOBA got the painting back approximately a decade after it was stolen. As it turns out, the thief ’s wife got fed up with having Eileen under the couple’s bed. “By this time, they had kids, and she was concerned about the example it was setting for the children, so she asked her husband to return it,� Sacco remembers. A transaction was arranged through an intermediary after MOBA agreed not to press charges.
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Considering that the galleries are set in the unused portions of local movie theaters, MOBA security leaves something to be desired. As is the case with most museums, budgetary considerations preclude implementing many recommended security measures. In Dedham and Somerville, security is limited to a few fake security cameras (clearly marked as such), which, if nothing else, seem to deter children from engaging in shenanigans. However, the presence of fake cameras didn’t deter an intruder from absconding with Rebecca Harris’ Self Portrait as a Drainpipe and leaving behind a note taped to the wall with the message “For $10 you can have your painting back.� “The thief left no contact information, so there was nothing we could do,� says Sacco matter-of-factly. But as with Eileen, the case resolved itself in satisfactory fashion. “A few weeks later it was back on the wall with $10 taped to it,� she says. Yet in spite of the jokes, most artists are more than happy to have works on display at MOBA. “One you get past the name of the museum, you realize that we are giving artists an audience and celebrating their work,� Sacco explains. “The main lesson for artists is that they should be adventurous, because even if they fail, they may still end up with something that people will respond to and gain recognition for their efforts.� Visit the virtual museum at www.museumofbadart.org.
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took to the streets to block the garbage trucks. Chiang skillfully shows how revolutionary this was for a community whose elders had been scarred by war and dislocation, a people who prior to this desecration had just wanted to avoid confrontation and be left alone. An immigrant from Taiwan who now lives in San Francisco, Chiang, 39, sought to capture the evolution of the immigrant experience in the United States. “At first you feel like a guest,� he says. “You must be polite; you can’t ask too much.� But after a disaster like Katrina, when you’re on the verge of being pushed aside, “you need to claim your place.� Having their homes threatened, first by a natural calamity and then by Mayor Ray Nagin’s decision to put a toxic dump on the edge of town, “gave the community purpose beyond doing well financially,� Chiang says. “It was politically empowering.� A Village Called Versailles screens with Sebastopol resident Robert Hillmann’s 1982 film Fire on the Water. Both directors will appear at their screenings during the Sebastopol festival, running March 5–7 and now in its third year. Hillmann, a loquacious former New Yorker whose parents emigrated from Europe in the early 20th century, traveled to the Gulf Coast of Texas
in the early 1980s. He captured a moment when Southern fishermen who’d spent generations trawling for shrimp clashed with Vietnamese immigrants seeking to make a living in the waters off east Texas. Hillmann scouted the Gulf Coast until he found the characters to tell the story and used cinĂŠma vĂŠritĂŠ techniques to keep the film fast-paced. His goal was to get beyond the “hot-button issuesâ€? of that time and make a “timelessâ€? film about what humans do when confronted with the fear of “there not being enough to go around anymore.â€? Most of the white fisherman harass or condemn the newcomers, but one man, Jim Craig, provides them with docks where they can harbor their boats. Craig’s description of the impending explosion between the white and Vietnamese fishermen gives the film its title: “It’s like a fire burning to the water,â€? Craig says. “There’s no way to stop it.â€? Hillmann’s goal was to make a film without judgment. “There are no good guys and no bad guys,â€? he says, though some characters come off better than others. We meet a young Vietnamese fisherman who’s trying to earn enough money to send his younger siblings to college; today, Hillmann says, one is a professor at Rhode Island School of Design. Then there’s James Stansfield, a boat mechanic ') and the leader of the local chapter of the THE BOHEMIAN
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Ku Klux Klan. In one scene, Stansfield exhorts his minions to burn crosses, though he can be surrealistically pragmatic: “The price of diesel went up here—it’s slowed down the cross-burning a bit. You only use ’em when you’re serious,� he says. “You gotta make all of ’em count.� The next scene shows Stansfield repairing the motor of a fisherman’s boat—a Vietnamese fisherman. His pride in his work is so great, Hillmann says, that he always does his best work, even on an engine he views as belonging to the enemy. One of the film’s most poignant exchanges is between Stansfield and a fisherman who was a colonel in Vietnam and tries to convince Stansfield that they’re similar. You can almost see Stansfield’s dogmatic facade begin to crack. And then we learn an astonishing secret about Stansfield, proof that the filmmaker has hung around long enough to gain his trust. The local leader of the KKK faces the camera and says he’s not white, he’s actually Native American. Hillmann, who scored an Oscar nomination in 1991 for producing the documentary Waldo Salt: A Screenwriter’s Journey, is on the Motion Picture Academy committee that nominates contenders for best documentary. A few years ago, the Academy considered removing these awards from the telecast, but Hillmann and others fought for recognition of documentaries to stay on TV. “It’s an opportunity to find good work and give it the attention it deserves,� he says.
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Films screen Friday–Sunday, March 5–7, at the Sebastopol Cinema, Hopmonk Tavern, Viva Culinary Institute, Sebastopol Center for the Arts and the Youth Annex. All venues are within walking distance of downtown Sebastopol. Tickets are sold at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts (6780 Depot St.; 707.829.4797) and online. For more info, see www.sebastopolfilmfestival.org.
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A couple of years later, Michael Moore was using his award to stump for social justice before an audience of almost 1 billion people. Hillmann says he’s pleased to see a documentary film festival come to his little West County burg. It’s especially valuable today because there are so many major media outlets “that co-opt everyone’s attention,â€? he says. “There’s not as much time for quality stuff from the independent world.â€? And he likes that this festival is for North Bay residents, unlike Sundance and others that cater to the out-of-town crowd. Jason Perdue, program director of the film festival, knows his audience is local, but he seeks a diverse and broad range of films that may not share the progressive political perspective of most Sonoma County filmgoers. The festival has expanded its roster of events, with a workshop of documentary filmmaking and parties at the Hopmonk and Sebastopol Center for the Arts. A popular event from last year, pre-film dinners at Viva Culinary Institute, is making a return engagement. And unlike other festivals, where you have to buy an expensive pass, you can attend the Sebastopol festival Ă la carte. Most films are $8. “We’d rather sell out than make an extra dollar,â€? Perdue says.
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their budding friendship is interwoven with scenes from West’s life, with Jahren shimmying in and out of the role of West, and CotĂŠ becoming West’s lifelong manager-and-more James Timony, among other characters. “It’s not easy to describe, the way this show is put together,â€? Jahren laughs. “It’s about these two characters, these people who loved Mae West, and it follows their relationship as they talk about her—but then it’s also about Mae West and what happened to her as she moved from Broadway to Hollywood. It’s a tribute to her, but it’s also really honest.â€? For Jahren, the opportunity to portray a character as well known as West—that face, that voice—has not just been challenging as an actress, it’s made her think about West’s irresistible power as a sex symbol and what that meant for the woman of her day. “She was fearless,â€? Jahren says. “She was so open-minded, in terms of the people she was friends with and the things she saw as wrong, as prejudiced. She stood up for what she believed in, in ways that seem incredible in light of the censorship and intolerance that were so common when she was first starting out.â€? Jahren has also been thinking a lot about West’s amazing ability to not just be sexy—usually through always acting as if she knew she was sexy, even in her 70s—but to make her co-stars seem sexier too, no matter who they were or what they looked like. After she appeared in the 1940 classic My Little Chickadee, it can perhaps be said that Mae West was the only woman in Hollywood who could even make W. C. Fields seem sexy. “She just loved men, and it was contagious,â€? Jahren says, “and sometimes that meant that, the more man there was, the more sexy she seemed to think he was. ‘Wow, would you look at you—a man!’â€? As West, Jahren gets to deliver some of the most famous lines ever uttered—“Why don’t you come up some time and see me?â€?—and learning to speak them in West’s instantly identifiable voice has been more of a test than she expected. “The trick is, I play West at all of these different ages,â€? she explains. “She starts out as this young actress, and by the end, I’m playing her in her 70s, when she didn’t have much of a voice left. She was all breath and no power. So I’ve been watching a lot of Mae West, learning how to do that voice at different times in her life.â€? One would assume that after all of her preparation, Jahren has come to identify with and more deeply appreciate the power of Mae West. “How can I not?â€? she laughs again. “Mae West was, and still is, a truly original American character. She inspires people to this day. I think that audiences, after they see this show, are going to get a pretty good sense of exactly why she had such an effect on so many people.â€?
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n many American schools, the history lessons go like this: Old white guys show up, fight against and later make up with Native Americans before creating a yummy Thanksgiving dinner together. Then they build an empire with the help of African slaves. Finally, some laws are passed, everyone is equal and they all ride off into the sunset together. The end. What is missing from this story? Aside from the fact that we, as a nation, are still leaps and bounds from celebrating true racial equality and democracy, what’s missing is the story of the American woman. Over 10 years ago, Sebastopol filmmaker Louise Vance discovered a flyer in her mail about the 150th anniversary of the Seneca Falls Convention. A native of New York, this educated feminist was shocked to discover that the story of this crucial moment in the women’s suffrage movement struck no chord of familiarity with her. Shortly thereafter, she found herself accompanying WOWER Power, a girl’s Bay Area high school theater group (and one 10-year-old boy), to the event. They went to perform, she went to make the documentary film Seneca Falls. Seneca Falls is not a lifeless, black-andwhite collage of images featuring women from long-ago in lung-constricting Victorian dresses, but rather the tear-jerking, personal story of the frustration and empowerment that comes to the young women in the film when an omitted, collective history of our country is revealed to them. In 1848, Seneca Falls was the site of the first women’s rights convention. Some 150 years later, the WOWER Power group traveled there to learn about that time and to craft their own theatrical piece based on this fresh slice of history. In addition to introducing us to the young
women and their gradual transformation over the course of the road trip back east, the film also paints an appropriate and necessary image of such badass, radical women as Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott and Sojourner Truth and the often dangerous risks they took for women to have the rights women enjoy today. “I want to write women back into the fabric of American history,� Vance says of her film and the curriculum she is developing for classroom use around the nation. For her first independent film after directing programs for CNN and TBS, Vance was careful about leaving out the struggle for women’s reproductive rights, in order to appeal to women across religious and political lines. She was also conscious about drawing attention to the role that men played in securing women’s rights. KRCB TV Channel 22 is sponsoring the North Bay premiere of the film in advance of co-presenting it to PBS stations across the country and in conjunction with March’s Women’s History Month celebrations. KRCB CEO Nancy Dobbs will discuss the film after its screening with Vance and members of the WOWER Power team. With an original score composed by Mark Orton of Tin Hat Trio fame, appearances from radical women like U.S. Congresswoman Barbara Lee and the extraordinary insights of a 10-year-old boy about the future of Girl Power, Seneca Falls may soon be mandatory viewing in classrooms across the country. ‘Seneca Falls’ screens as a kick-off to National Women’s History Month on Saturday, Feb. 27, at Analy High School. 6950 Analy Ave., Sebastopol. $10; benefits the Analy Choir, which has been invited to perform at Carnegie Hall. 707.829.0433.
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an in-store concert with country/folk singer Corrine West on Friday, Feb. 26, at Schoenberg Guitars. 106 Main St., Tiburon. 8pm. $20–$25. 415.789.0846.
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Bristling Biafra Soon after Barack Obama was elected, ex-Dead Kennedys frontman Jello Biafra composed a 7,592-word missive instructing the president-elect, point by point, on how to properly run the country. Never mind that Biafra didn’t vote for Obama; the rabble-rousing punk icon has never possessed any qualms about speaking his mind. An ugly legal battle 10 years ago all but eliminated the possibility of a proper Dead Kennedys reunion (the other three have been trotting out the classics with what Biafra calls a “scab singer�), but Biafra returned surprisingly last year with his new band the Guantanamo School of Medicine, featuring members of Faith No More and Victims Family. Their album The Audacity of Hype harkens to the days when Biafra was running for mayor, getting lambasted by Tipper Gore and singing “Kill the Poor�—in other words, it’s funny, intellectual, scathing, passionate, sarcastic and political. He appears with the band on Saturday, Feb. 27, at the Phoenix Theater. 201 E. Washington St., Petaluma. 8pm. $15. 707.762.3565.
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Spring Fever Spring has edged its spritely nose around the corner, teasing all of us with its weekend weather and outdoor ambiance. I say we take it for all it’s worth. This Sunday, perhaps. How about driving the kids into Yountville? I know—you’re thinking, “It’s too fancy there.� But park at Ranch Market and pick up some cheap sandwiches. Ditch the car and walk down Washington, past the off ramp and onto California Drive. Stroll along the tree-lined promenade and ogle the golfers at the Vintners Golf Club course hooking their drives after not playing all winter. Find a bench, take in the fresh air and eat the sandwiches, and then keep walking up to the Veterans Home’s wonderful Lincoln Theater to get a great deal on the kids for the Moscow Circus, performing in the middle of
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heavy beats, often to portions of the audience who’ve brought their mats and bust a downward dog during songs. That won’t be the case when Yogi guests at this week’s Juke Joint in Sebastopol, though—every Thursday night, there’s no parking on the dance f loor allowed. Shake your asana when MC Yogi performs Thursday, Feb. 25, at Hopmonk Tavern, 230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. 9pm. $10–$15. 707.829.7300.
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I-10 MUSIC SERIES PRESENTS
THE INSOMNIACS 9:30 PM SHOW > $10 > DISCO, 80'S
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THE cheeseballs + DJ ON-QUE 9:00 PM SHOW > $8/10 > REGGAE
2/27
SOL HORIZON + THE DIRTY DUB BAND 8:30 PM SHOW > $22/25 > BLUES
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TAINTED LOVE 3/6
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pop fiction 3/9
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JANUS + SEASONS AFTER
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SUPERSUCKERS + MOTOGRUV
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SICK PUPPIES 8:30 PM SHOW > $25 > BLUES ROCK
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Scott, Josette DaydÊ—while exhibiting his wholly singular expression. It was his rendition of “I Loves You Porgyâ€? that struck Tan in a Paris cabaret last summer. “I thought, ‘Her voice is wonderful,’â€? she remembers, “and then after a while, I realized it was not a woman, it was a man. Then I stalked him.â€? Tan made contact with Toussaint via MySpace with an extremely gushing note. “Oh, wow,â€? Toussaint says, using his hands to describe the long message. “I just thought, ‘That’s amazing.’ I didn’t know my voice had this power.â€? Although 29, the petite Toussaint could pass for half that, in part because of his gentle, high-pitched voice. The result of a rare congenital anomaly, his voice did not break at puberty. Toussaint is the rare countertenor, reaching the highest registers without using falsetto. This only accentuates his palpable charisma, an alluring androgyny highlighted by a handsome face and beautiful braids. “My whole life people made me feel I was special, even my parents,â€? says Toussaint, who studied at the Conservatoire in Paris. His choir-director father has always been supportive, yet strict. “He used to tell me, ‘You have the voice, but talent is nothing without work.’â€? Tan can relate, with 15 years of classical piano training as a girl. “Mother and father had dreams that I’d be a performer, but I had a terrible first recital, so I was never going to do public performance,â€? she remembers. But Tan does sing for the Rock Bottom Remainders, a rock ’n’ roll collective of published writers that includes Maya Angelou and Stephen King. “It’s amazing that I’m in this band making a fool of myself,â€? she says, “because I have no vocal talent.â€? Back in 2008, the lover of opera also co-write one, based on her novel The Bonesetter’s Daughter. Yet her current musical focus remains clear. “I’m his Chinese Godmother,â€? she says with a smile. “If you provide the opportunity, what should happen, will happen. I never would have predicted that what happened to me would happen.â€? Although he’s now fielding interest from record labels and music festivals, Toussaint remains grounded. “My big dream is to perform at Madison Square Garden,â€? he says, “but as long as I keep on singing, I’m good.â€? A budding composer, Toussaint’s favorite original song in his repertoire is “The First Time.â€? He explains: “It’s about the first time you see someone, and you just think ‘She’s the one’ or ‘He’s the one.’ You can’t even speak, you can’t even think, and you don’t even know who you are anymore, you’re just like, ‘Wow.’â€? Is it about anyone in particular? He laughs intriguingly, then gives me a sly little smile. “You’re too curious.â€? A star is born, folks. Pascal Toussaint and Amy Tan appear on Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 142 Throckmorton Theatre (142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. 7:30pm. $16–$20. 415.383.9600) and on Sunday, Feb. 28, at Yoshi’s (1330 Fillmore St., San Francisco. 8pm. $25. 415.655.5600). For more info, see www.pascaltoussaintmusic.com
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Zach Mason takes a surreal variation on the Odysseus tale e’ve all heard, in part or in whole, the tale of Homer’s Odyssey—how Odysseus, the clever, longsuffering hero of the Trojan War, takes 10 years to get home to his faithful wife, Penelope, having a seemingly endless series of life-threatening and erotic adventures along the way. It’s an epic feast of Freudian symbolism, a middle-aged fantasy of resilient ingenuity and potency, a tale of identity lost and regained. Now the Odyssey has come to us in another form, disguised as cleverly and strategically as Odysseus himself when cloaked by the goddess Athena’s concealing mists. Only neither Odysseus nor Athena were writers or poets, and Zachary Mason, author of The Lost Books of the Odyssey, is both. He appears March 1 at Book Passage. The Lost Books takes the form of a series of carefully crafted vignettes that rework the well-worn paths of the Odyssey with a deftly innovative lyrical style and a compelling philosophical, even metaphysical, slant. Framed by the pretense of “translating� recently discovered fragments of “pre-Ptolemaic papyrus excavated from the desiccated rubbish mounds of Oxyrhynchus� and containing dozens of variations on the Odysseus story, Mason’s narrative is at times playful in its revisions and at others darkly chilling. Time and its variable, ironic nature is a central theme in Mason’s work; almost every one of the vignettes bends or refracts time in order to imagine alternative destinies for the mythical heroes whose archetypal quests form the foundation of Western culture. Besides Odysseus, Mason reworks scenes from legends about Theseus, Agamemnon, Achilles and Alexander the Great, all of which shatter any previous fixed notions we might have had about these figures. Some of the most interesting terrain subjected to Mason’s radical revisions are the women of the Odyssey. Odysseus’ wife, Penelope, takes many different forms throughout the vignettes, most memorably that of a shape-shifting wild woodland creature. Odysseus’ witchy lover Circe turns out to be the leader of the Bacchae. He is also propositioned by the goddess Athena, and, unbeknownst to him, hapless Ariadne, after her abandonment by Theseus, takes on a new identity as the seductress Calypso. Reading Mason’s book is a journey through the imagination via lush, eloquent prose that will re-ignite a love of mythology within its readers, or, if it wasn’t there before, inspire entirely fresh insights into the ways that myths shape and inform the way we tell the stories of our lives. Zachary Mason reads from The Lost Books of the Odyssey on Monday, March 1, at Book Passage. 51 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera. 7pm. Free. 415.927.0960.
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COMPASSIONATE Friendly, honest, artistic, outdoorsy, caring SF, 30s, likes watching tv, dancing, the beach, travel, walks, music, hiking, museums, dining out, more. Searching for a partner in life, 30-50, for possible LTR. 313131 OUTGOING AND FUN Compassionate, caring, friendly, honest SF, 20s, likes going to clubs, camping, hiking, reading, the beach, dining out, more. Looking for a down-to-earth, easygoing man, 22-35, for LTR. 313136 LIKE GOING OUT? Honest, goal-oriented personable, artistic, sophisticated, hardworking SF would like to meet a SM, 4060, who enjoys travel, walks, the beach, music, reading, camping, long drives, museums, tv, dining out, dancing and more. Seeking LTR. 313138 SEEKING LTR Honest, compassionate, artistic, friendly, goal-oriented, caring SF, 50s, health-minded with good values, into music, the beach, dancing, tv, travel, museums, walks, reading and more. Would like to meet SM, around the same age, for companionship. 313139
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COUPLE SEEKS WOMAN Very attractive, middle-aged, married white couple, she’s 5’2”, 125lbs, 34D. He is 5’11”, 172lbs. Both and very sensual and she is multi-orgasmic. We are N/S, light drinkers, heal-conscious, pleasant, non-pushy. Please be N/S, H/W proportionate, white, Hispanic or Asian, under 55. Bi or bi-curious ok. Discretion assured. Let’s have fun. 314002
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SHE-MALE SEEKS GOOD TIMES Want to spend time with a man or a woman. I am very affectionate, beautiful, and love to be held. Interested? 279657
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