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ow that my life isn’t filled with teaching, my extroverted side cries out for company. I live in the country where I only see neighbors during walks on our rural lane. I belong to two book groups, volunteer for arts organizations, spend time with grandkids and see friends for lunch, but that’s not quite enough. I check my email first thing every morning, and now there’s Facebook. I confess, I like it and count on it. You could even say I’m addicted. Like the chocoholic craving one more truff le, I sift through Facebook messages, pictures and links. I enjoy the easy banter, dipping into other people’s lives. A brother-in-law put out the hook, placing a photo album there, so I joined with the intent of looking and leaving, but it turned out to be a big box of chocolates. Now I’m part of a vast electronic village. I learn things about my children, in-law family and exin-law family—even my husband’s ex-inlaws. I find out about really old friends, newer friends and some friends I don’t think I even know. A young friend invites me to find out which philosopher I am. Aristotle! In a past life, surprise, I was Picasso! (Even though I was alive when he was, these quizzes being geared toward a younger crowd.) One of my daughters, a stepson and my nephew were also Picasso in their past lives—something about family dynamics. Facebook is a place where I network with other artists, post paintings or plug an art opening. It has a practical side, I tell myself, as I turn on the computer for more yummy chocolate. An actress friend sends a YouTube video showing her live-action scene in Avatar. A baby is born, and there are cute pictures. My niece had to put down her kitten. Someone invites me to take another quiz. It’s like being asked to come out and play. “What Tarot Card Are You?� “What Celtic Goddess?� “What Is Your Animal Patronus?� I’m the Queen of Wands, fire behaving like water, as in a rainbow. I’m Branwen, goddess of love and beauty. My animal patronus is the snake. I get invited to a belly dance
performance and a burlesque show. I see that my daughter has posted a new photo album from Shanghai. There she is, taking turns with her African husband being the head atop a headless terra cotta warrior. My ex-husband invites me to be his friend, and I see pictures of holidays at his house. His thought for the day is that his “world is expanding� and that he has had “a glass of brandy and is ready for bed.� TMI. There were times in the past when I couldn’t buy anything extra and weeks when I barely had time to open a book. The life I lead now may seem luxurious, but it’s my retired life, and if I want to sit in the garden by a yellow rose bush and sip tea or spend an hour perusing Facebook, so be it. It’s a rich life filled with modern mythology and electronic neighbors. A virtual world brings its own kind of immediate reward to the person craving connection. From time to time, swimming in a confessional pond takes its toll. All that salty water, all that water under the bridge, all those babies who now have jobs in New York City or San Francisco, or who are having their fourth child and this time it’s a boy with sonogram for all to see. Someone feels close to Jesus, someone is going to the dog park, someone posts a giving link for Haiti. In an emotional state, life is magnified, even in the virtual world. Sometimes Facebook can just be too much. But there’s that next piece of candy, sweet and tasty, and I log on again and again. I don’t quite know what to think about the voyeuristic qualities of Facebook, but I do know I’ll be on there soon, writing my thoughts for the day and sharing in that salty pond with all the other fish captured in the net. And I’ll be eating chocolates, salted with caramel centers.
A virtual world brings its own kind of immediate reward to the person craving connection.
Marylu Downing may be found checking her emails when she’s not in the art studio or writing in the hills above Freestone in western Sonoma County. 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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love know that there are other places to go, though we helpfully offer that you could just, well, love us instead. Love it, like it, hate it or pretend an icy indifference—let us know what you think early and often: letters@bohemian.com. Surveying our first pass, slightly out of breath and vowing to get a new vacuum cleaner, we’re pretty satisfied. Perhaps just a vase of spring flowers over there?
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level-of-care staffing,� the union says in a statement. “State employees in state hospitals, prisons and developmental centers such as Sonoma Developmental Center do not get ‘furlough Fridays’ off as state employees do elsewhere, and are required to bank their unpaid time. If they are allowed to take the time, their shifts must be covered by other employees, further increasing overtime. However, level-of-care employees frequently are denied furlough usage due to staffing needs and additional overtime costs.� Brady Oppenheim, spokeswoman for the union, clarifies: “We are saying the governor’s plan as it pertains to our employees is illegal. It is violating federal and state laws. The workers are working 40 hours and getting paid for 32.� By the end of August 2009, state employees in hospitals and developmental
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media presence—just like the amateurs. ABC, which will broadcast the Oscars this Sunday, has yet to reveal an official policy regarding tweeting at the Oscars, whether that be by journalists, attendees or even nominees (Up in the Air director Jason Reitman seems to be the only nominee with an active Twitter account). Rival network NBC, however, has had to contend with the social media factor head-on as some of its current XXI Olympic Winter Games broadcasts are released on taped delay; it is hopeless to prevent medal results from being tweeted to the world. There is, as yet, no such thing as a tweet-delay, though the Iranians are surely working on one. The International Olympic Committee speaks to this, in part, with its “IOC Blogging Guidelines for Persons Accredited at the XXI Olympic Winter Games, Vancouver 2010,â€? a four-page document intended to police the social media habits of accredited attendees. “It is required that, when Accredited Persons at the Games post any Olympic Content, it be confined solely to their own personal Olympic-related experience,â€? it states, suggesting that no news is good news, but writing of one’s aspiration to appear on a box of Wheaties is acceptable. Moreover, “the IOC considers blogging, in accordance with these guidelines, as a legitimate form of personal expression and not as a form of journalism.â€? Micro-blogging, fittingly, was addressed via tweet on the Olympics’ official Twitter account where athletes were encouraged to share the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat: “Athletes go ahead and tweet, as long as it’s about your personal experience at the games.â€? As a live event, the Oscars have little fear of its winners being revealed prior to some celebrity saying, “The envelope, please.â€? At worst, entertainment journalists will offer a deluge of online snark, which they will later recapitulate online, in print and wherever else news goes to die. If Oscar winners tweeted their acceptance speech Ă la “You like me, you really like me. #Oscar,â€? that might warrant a re-tweet or two.
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Early research in the field assumed that we were fatefully under the thumb of our genes, stuck in a kind of DNA doom, but epigenetic research indicates that genes are not always the drivers, that the heart and mind have control over many gene expressions. In fact, our thoughts, behaviors, feelings and experiences impact the expression of over 1,500 genes in our bodies, according to Church. A study by Harvard Medical School physician Herbert Benson shows that a simple relaxation technique improved an array of physical conditions. “Changing the mind,� Benson is quoted in the book, “can affect gene expression.� The genes changed by relaxation techniques included those involved with inf lammation, cell regeneration rate and free-radical scavenging, which is associated with aging. According to several studies described in the book, we have in our power the ability to change and heal ourselves in profound ways, leaving the pharmaceutical corporations and associated puppet doctors out of the healing loop—and out of our pockets. This sounds like health reform at its most powerful. But if insurance providers don’t cover energy medicine, is it only for the wealthy? “Absolutely not,� says Amy Frisina, a Sebastopol-based energy medicine practitioner who is certified in Eden Energy Medicine. “You can practice energy medicine yourself, and it doesn’t cost you anything. The whole point of the work is to teach people to take care of themselves, to focus on what the body can do without invasive procedures.� The role of the practitioner is assessment and teaching. “There are times when it’s more effective to have a certified energy medicine practitioner assess your needs,� Frisina explains. But with energy medicine, apparently, you can get healed without being held hostage or losing your life savings. Part of an energy medicine routine offered by healer Donna Eden (outlined in Appendix B of the Genie book) is a five-minute series of exercises that reduces stress and boosts energy. Included is the cross-crawl, which is really a march. In fact, it’s my new, nonvirtual march to reform health care.
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“Beer and wine is what we serve most often when people are eating meat,� Ernsberger remarks. “Next to that, a burger and a whiskey is pretty common. But we certainly do see people doing the burger-and-martini lunch.� It has to be, of course, a vodka martini. Not just for the palate-cleansing, resetting-the-tastebuds reason that Ernsberger has already described, but quite simply because gin just makes a burger taste weird. Asked his secret for shaking up a good martini, and the reason Stark’s burgers are always so incredibly flavorful, Ernsberger is to the point. “It’s just good beef,� he says. “And what makes a good vodka martini? Tender loving care. It’s all about not overdoing it on the vermouth. Also, it’s olives that haven’t been sitting out too long. That’s a rule a lot of bartenders forget—keep the garnish fresh.� In Napa, finding a good burger place isn’t hard, nor is locating a bar that serves up martinis with that kind of TLC. Finding both in the same establishment, open for lunch, is a little tougher. One good Napa-based martini-and-burger bistro is the Rutherford Grill (1180 Rutherford Road, Napa, 707.963.1792), where the only burger is a cheeseburger, served on a house-made egg roll that
is a perfect complement to the cooked-to-order burger itself. Totally worth the $14 price tag, the cheeseburger is matched in quality by the vodka martinis—cold and well-blended—along with the bright, lively environment. The environment, according to some, is a major part of a good martini and burger lunch. “What I’ve noticed,� suggests Gary Christiansen, bartender at the storied San Rafael Joe’s (931 Fourth St., San Rafael, 415.456.2425), “is that if you go to a real nice place, it really doesn’t matter what’s in the martini or how cold it is. It’s where you are, the ambiance. If the bartender is an asshole, the martini’s not going to taste as good.� That said, Christiansen admits that a good vodka martini is a pretty fine companion. “With a burger, you definitely need something smoother than gin, so I can see why vodka would go better with a burger,� he says. “And if its ice cold, then the martini is a nice contrast to the hot burger.� Not that he’s impartial, but according to Christiansen, for Marinites, San Rafael Joe’s is the place to go. “It’s burger-and-martini heaven, right here.� THE BOHEMIAN
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eems that once a good thing is found, it’s too soon gone. Who knew, for example, that the Bottle Barn, Santa Rosa’s bastion of cheap dead grape housed in a nondescript industrial park, also occupied coveted real estate in the high-class hamlet of Healdsburg? I’d heard of it, nosed around and never found it and gave it up as a chimera. Then one day I stumbled upon the Bottle Barn Wine Annex in its plain-as-day location between Flying Goat Coffee and Zin Restaurant.
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The wine Annex offers casual, seated tasting of about 27 wines that are literally on tap via a compressed gas system. One-ounce tastes go for $1 to $3.50 each; there are also two- to ďŹ ve-ounce pours, and whole bottles are available. On weekends, it’s a spot where folks share a bottle at tables in the front of the shop while waiting for their table at a nearby restaurant. Our man at the taps, straightforward if not brusque, is spot-on helpful in getting the right wine for the price and the purpose. Here’s Evodia, by the taste or shiny blue bottle, a go-to minty, burnt-raspberry education in Spanish old vine Garnacha ($7.99). I had a shot of Copain’s Saisons des Vins “L’Hiverâ€? Syrah, a mouthful of wet, rotting leaves and red berries mingling with mushrooms on the forest oor, ďŹ nishing gentle as a fern—at $12.99 ($18 elsewhere), an excellent value. Great prices, a smorgasbord of tasting options and a laid-back joint—what could go wrong? The shop’s closing on May 2 due to lack of business. Until then, check out a good thing before it’s gone. The Wine Annex, 340 Center St., Healdsburg. Open daily, 11am to 7pm. 707.433.6488.
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mounted Achilles’ open back seat to help him push—generous volunteers, since Achilles and its trailer of provisions tipped the scales at 220 pounds. Their contribution made a deep impression on Gill. “I knew this challenge would be tough. I knew I would see incredible places. I knew I would experience fear, sadness, loneliness and sometimes delirious happiness,� Gill says. “What I didn’t expect was to have my faith in humanity so massively reinforced over two years of trusting in people.� The record of his journey is his documentary, Take a Seat, which won the Special Jury Award at the Banff Mountain Festival 2009. The film will show in San Rafael when the Banff Fest rolls into town March 8–9. Born and raised in England, the selfproclaimed adventurer, climber and videographer dreamed up this human power journey after
realizing his responsible 9-to-5 desk job as an environmental consultant was sucking the life out of him. Tired of working with large corporations that weren’t interested in environmental improvement if it didn’t save them money, and in possession of degrees in biology and environmental studies that weren’t being put to use, Gill left the world of business in search of something more meaningful. Drawn by the sprawling expanse of the American continents, he combined the three things he loved—adventure, video and physical challenges—into the experience of a lifetime: a filmed journey down the entire western latitude of the Americas. “This idea was conceived always with filming in mind. I’d be a fool to pass up an opportunity to document not only the places but the people I encountered while I rolled south,� he says. Ed Stobart of Ginger Productions, a '' THE BOHEMIAN
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with raw honesty in Take a Seat, but his journal offered the real asylum. “Writing kept me sane,� he says. “It was constant.�
Border Bound Gill rolled down the Northern California coast in October 2006. The empty saddle created a kind of social experiment. Although he found a healthy supply of friends in California, Gill apologetically admits to registering a sort of phoniness, what he called “too much money and not enough brain, and a lot of attitude,� which intensified the farther south he got. He was also getting nervous as he pedaled through Southern California. Five thousand miles of warnings about banditos, pickpockets and murderers waiting for him in Mexico left Gill cycling toward the border with his fight-or-f light instinct fully engaged. He crossed into Tijuana with vivid scenarios of being robbed f lashing in his brain. What he found was a far cry from the worst he had expected: some new friends and a place to sleep.
Stoked Who were the lucky (or unlucky) 270 who took a seat? “Curious city dwellers who invited me to stay, tourists wanting to go anywhere, anyhow with a cowboy hat and a few bags of herb, or a Peruvian villager welcoming an alternative to the overcrowded and unreliable rural bus service,� he recalls. “In South America, kids would jump on whenever the hell they wanted.� A number of people found him online before they found him on the roadside, like Jules Kresko, a flight attendant from Colorado who overheard some people chatting about Gill in a bike shop. She rode with him for six weeks. Yet two people on a tandem can be a hard lesson in patience. “As soon as they get a sore ass they start moving around and it makes for really hard pedaling,� he says. There were only a few stokers he didn’t get along with, and in such cases he found ways to trick his own system—not directly asking them to get off but using “hen-pecking comments� to inspire their fold. The female-to-male ratio of guest riders was 60/40. “I guess something about tandems is particularly attractive to women,� Gill muses. Add a pair of tight bike shorts and a charming British accent to the machine and the mystery dissolves. But it wasn’t all fun and companionship. Gill pedaled about 50 percent of the miles alone, enduring long stretches of loneliness. Like the day of his 26th birthday, when he crashed Achilles in the middle of nowhere and later realized his wallet was missing. Or the freezing nights he spent in his tent waiting out the snowstorms in southern Chile, or the endless expanses of high-altitude desert in Peru. “It was like a scene out of a Dali painting,� he says of the landscape 15,000 feet above sea level, where night temperatures plunged to minus 13 degrees. Some of these moments are documented
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It was the end of an incredible journey, but the joy he had anticipated was absent. “Marco Kelly sold tacos from his stand and his ‘loncheria’ around the corner. He spoke English, French and Spanish perfectly and provided me with more than a soft landing in Mexico,� Gill says. What started with tacos and friendly conversation turned to shelter and company for Gill’s first night south of the border. His blog recounts: “He instructed his incredibly able cook Esmaralda to feed me with delicious tacos, and there, in fading light, on a busy street, sitting on a stool next to a filthy but functional mechanics shop, a love affair started. Not with Esmaralda, but with tacos. I love them more than life itself. Simplicity. Satisfaction. Perfection in a moist tortilla.�
Southern Hospitality In Latin America, he was invited to family celebrations, offered homes and yards and even a schoolhouse to sleep in. One of the most destitute areas he passed through was Pisco, Peru, months after it was shaken by a devastating earthquake. “There were areas that smelt of death, bodies still under the rubble and people living in tents,� says Gill. But it was there he remembers a local soft drink truck stopping on the road to hand ') him a Coke.
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del Fuego (“Land of Fire�), named for the cooking fires seen burning on the beaches by Magellan and his crew five centuries ago. It was the end of an incredible journey, but the joy he had anticipated was absent. Instead, an emptiness filled him where every day there had been new people and places to meet. “Here [South America], I am different. I’m almost blonde and I’ve got a story to tell. But when I go home, I’m just going to be me. Walking down the street . . . without a bicycle,� Gill told the camera. A year and a half later, more than 200 hours of film footage, an extensive journal and scores of new friends have enabled him to bring part of that story with him. Two years after the adventure ended, Dominic Gill is pinching pennies, but he hasn’t yet succumbed to the 9-to-5 grind. He has, however, returned to the world of business. “I’ve turned what I loved into my work— which was the goal, for good or for bad,� he says. His book, a compilation of the imagerich prose of his journal and blogs, will be published in May of this year. And Achilles? Sitting in his aunt’s house, reconditioned and ready for a book tour around England.
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The surprise in this plot is revealed through some expertly played Boston Brahmin threat by Tom Wilkinson. His scenes are full of promise; one waits in vain for the really sweeping moment, like the instance of Philip Ober, seemingly struck dead by the sight of a photograph in North by Northwest. The Ghost Writer has merit as an easily read satire of Tony Blair. Like most world leaders, Blair looked like a man of greater stature across his national borders. He never receives the ignominy he deserves here—not only for rolling over like a spaniel for Dubya, but also for some tremulously goofy New Ageisms. (Reportedly, he and his wife were rebirthed in a Mayan sweat lodge. Not to unduly mock the New Agers, but a British PM ought to have a little more faith in the material world.) Brosnan—who has an odd, slightly mincing accent here, and is rationed out in too-small doses—proves his excellence at playing privileged weaklings. Anyone who still considers him this year’s Richard Chamberlain (that is, anyone who didn’t see him in The Tailor of Panama or Matador) will learn how good Brosnan is getting. The Ghost Writer is a typical old director’s movie: slow, morbid, never quite sexy enough and full of self-reference. Compare the wordplay scene in which the secret is revealed with the Scrabble scene in Rosemary’s Baby. It’ll look much better on TV. Trapping us in the house is a classic Polanski maneuver, but leaving us there is something like an act of forgetfulness. Both the Ghost’s serious naivetÊ and the way he’s dealt with leach more pleasure and juice from this paranoid tale.
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Jonathan Demme may have brought Jamaican reggae artist Sister Carol to the masses with supporting roles in Something Wild and Rachel Getting Married, but there’s no question—she’d reach American consciousness eventually. On the strength of her 1984 hit “Black Cinderella,� she started her own record label so sisters could do it for themselves. This Monday, she appears with the Yellow Wall Dub Squad, an all-star backing band, to celebrate International Women’s Day in strong, robust, reggae style. “In an industry that’s so based on ego, it’s really difficult for a woman artist to not sell the sex,� says DJ Jacques, producer of the event. “She seemed the most appropriate to headline an event that celebrates the real strength of women and not just the sexiness of women.� Sister Carol performs with the Yellow Wall Dub Squad on Monday, March 8, at Hopmonk Tavern. 230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. 9pm. $15. 707.829.7300.
Acclaimed hip-hop choreographer Gabriel Francisco knows all too well that the economy’s rough. With that in mind, Francisco and his friend Jimmy Hits talked the owners of the old Swensen’s building on Santa Rosa’s Third Street—you may also remember the “doomed location� as Viva Mexico or a series of Chinese restaurants or most recently GG’s Earth & Surf—into letting them host Kaleidoscope, a monthly art and dance series. At its inception in February, the normally empty storefront jumped shoulder-to-shoulder with live painting, dancing, chatter, music and actual community-building. It’s far better for a city to have something like this going on than another “For Lease� sign collecting dust, and it’s a cheap and awesome mashup of art, DJs and dance. Kaleidoscope goes down on Friday, March 5, at 630 Third St., Santa Rosa. 9pm to 2am. $5; free before 11pm. provokethinking@ gmail.com.
While plenty of bands finely hone a brilliant, rapier meta-sarcasm, people like Moss Henry are recording direct, sympathetic albums like Roll the Bones. Unable to be isolated by world events, Henry on his third full-length folk album chimes in on subjects ranging from the 2006 mine disaster at the Sago Mine in West Virginia (“Sago Mine Disaster�) to domestic static (“What Have We Got?�) to the inexcusable torture policies of the Bush administration (“It’s War�). “It is my fervent hope,� he writes, “that Bush and his associates will be held accountable for their war crimes.� Recorded with a local all-star cast—Blair Hardman, Randy Quan, Dave Zirbel, Doug
Adamz, Kevin Russell, Tim Haggerty and others—the album sounds great, but what rises to the surface is Henry’s sincerity, even when making jokes about the size of one’s car in relation to . . . well, you know. Henry plays a record release for Roll the Bones on Friday, March 5, at the French Garden Restaurant. 8050 Bodega Ave., Sebastopol. 7pm. Free. 707.824.2030.
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Fyah Inna Babylon Born in Spanish Town, Jamaica, Lutan Fyah grew up only 15 minutes away from Kingston, the center of all reggae music. But those meager miles have translated into the reggae singer’s most notable asset, in that he is no slave to tradition. (Grace Jones was also born in Spanish Town.) Not only has Fyah reworked songs by the Fugees and Dr. Dre, but in 2009 he teamed up with UK dubstep sensation Rusko for his upbeat Babylon, Vol. 2 compilation. Better yet, before he leaves for France later this month to play large theaters, he’s dropping in on Fairfax for a tiny nightclub appearance at 19 Broadway. With a vicious attack on the mic and a can’t-stop, won’t-stop style, he’ll be poised to set the roof on fire. Witness Jamaican artistry in action on Friday, March 5, at 19 Broadway Niteclub. 19 Broadway, Fairfax. 9pm. $15–$20. 415.459.1091.
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six of the Best Original Song winners were from Disney films. It was as though no one but a singing crab could get any respect. Or almost no one. 2. The Springsteen Factor. One of the more surprising Oscar winners in recent years is Bruce Springsteen. He won Best Original Song his first time out for “The Streets of Philadelphia,â€? a punishing dirge he composed for the 1993 Tom Hanks drama Philadelphia. In 1995, he was back again with an even darker composition for the film Dead Man Walking. His minimalist approach, however, seemed to stick as a bizarre alternative to Disney histrionics. In 2001, the incomprehensible Randy Newman struck Oscar gold for “If I Didn’t Have Youâ€? (from Monsters, Inc.), which may not be a dirge but is just as forgettable as “The Streets of Philadelphia.â€? Other maudlin efforts like the 2008 Annie Lennox/Howard Shore composition “Into the Westâ€? from The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King helped secure that film’s place as one of the most awarded films ever. And the usually vivacious Melissa Etheridge added an Oscar to her rĂŠsumĂŠ for the whisper-soft “I Need to Wake Upâ€? from Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth, releasedin 2006. The trend of nominating rock heroes was nothing new—Paul McCartney was famously nominated for the 1973 title song of Live and Let Die and Aerosmith for 1998’s “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thingâ€? from the film Armageddon, but such bombastic efforts hadn’t actually brought home the bacon. If you were a rock star hungry for Oscar gold, you’d have to tone it down and do something politically correct. Which is probably why Eddie Vedder never stood a chance. 3. The Vedder Factor. Of all the cop-outs in Oscar’s long, dumb history, nothing is as reprehensible as what happened to Pearl Jam’s ballsy lead singer. In 2007, Vedder composed four songs for Sean Penn’s Into the Wild and seemed a shoe-in for Oscar glory. In a just world, any of Vedder’s songs might have joined the mighty company of “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Headâ€? and “Over the Rainbow,â€? songs so successfully woven into their respective films that one cannot imagine The Wizard of Oz or Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid without them. Oscar, which saw fit to nominate not one but three songs from Disney’s Enchanted that year, didn’t give Vedder a single nod. After 2007, the Academy decided to limit the number of songs that could be nominated from a single film from all of them to two. That decision helps to quash the possibility of a win for “I See Youâ€? from James Cameron’s Avatar. With its dismally familiar pop vocals, “I See Youâ€? is so obviously Cameron’s attempt to cash in on the success of “My Heart Will Go Onâ€? (from his own Titanic in 1997), that its defeat would seem a cosmic referendum on the chintzy songwriting formula Titanic popularized. In the last three decades only a handful of Best Original Song winners have had more than a passing relationship with the films in which they appear and most of those were sung by cartoon characters, infectious, campy melodies we’d just as soon forget. With apologies to a certain 1938 Best Song winner, thanks for the memories. Now please live and let die.
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he name “New Orleansâ€? conjures recent thoughts of broken levees, drunken tourists and the inevitable gentrification of America’s well-loved city. What requires more effort to reflect upon is the history of the city’s cultural heritage, with its deep connections to Africa and a richness that birthed jazz music and soulful foods. Faubourg TremĂŠ: The Untold Story of Black New Orleans is one film that looks beyond the horror of the Hurricane Katrina disaster and into the story of the nation’s oldest black neighborhood, Faubourg TremĂŠ. A revolutionary community in its own right, this neighborhood is often overlooked within the history of America’s Civil Rights movement. Filmmakers Lolis Eric Elie and Dawn Logsdon share this history in this revealing documentary in hopes of restoring and preserving the heritage of the Deep South. Faubourg TremĂŠ screens at the Rialto on March 11 as a benefit for a North Bay community program that also influences restoration and preservation—of young people. The Worth Our Weight Cafe and Culinary Apprenticeship Program (WOW) serves to remedy the issues that so many youth in the community are faced with. Created by chef Evelyn Cheatham as a place where underserved youth between the ages of 16 and 24 can work off community service hours or just to receive restaurant training, the WOW program is cooking up a New Orleans–style meal along with Jimtown Store, the Epicurean Connection and the SRJC culinary program. The meal, which is accompanied by a winetasting, a presentation of Faubourg TremĂŠ and Q&A with the filmmakers, is a steal at $25 per ticket. All proceeds benefit WOW’s Apprenticeship Program. The Worth Our Weight fundraising event begins at 7:15pm on Thursday, March 11. Rialto Lakeside Cinemas, 551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa. 707.544.1200. www.worthourweight.com. Dani Burlison
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