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he city councils of Sebastopol and Sonoma, both by 4-to-1 votes, moved closer this month toward banning leaf blowers. They could join dozens of California cities that already restrict what some describe as “debris� blowers. Though a few Marin County cities already ban them, no city in Sonoma or Napa counties yet does. For its part, Sebastopol passed a comprehensive noise ordinance, prohibiting most noises above 55 decibels by day and 45 decibels by night. Leaf blowers tend to scream significantly above 55 decibels, as well as shoot air and debris up to 200 mph, kicking up many toxins. After Sept. 6, any Sebastopol resident can call the police for blower noise; violators can be fined up to $500. Over in the valley, Sonoma referred the issue to its Community Services and Environment Commission. A ban was supported by strong editorials in both Sonoma newspapers and by articles and letters from various residents, as well as testimony at the city council meeting by eight residents. Lynn Clary, for example, objected to the blowers because they create “huge clouds of dust containing urine, feces and dog hair,� which regularly blow across her yard. Only one person defended the highly polluting machine. Sonoma councilmembers Ken Brown and Joanne Sanders, who typically represent different constituencies, combined efforts to put a ban on the agenda. Objections to leaf blowers tend to unite people who differ on other political issues but agree that leaf blowers create noise and air pollution, and thus threaten the quality of life. Sanders noted that leaf blowers are not used in France. “They vacuum the leaves,� she noted. “They have clotheslines there, and clotheslines and leaf blowers don’t go together well.� On the day of the Sonoma vote, the ill-informed Santa Rosa Press Democrat launched its second defense of the harmful, frivolous blowers in an editorial with the subheadline “Sonoma should listen before enacting possible blower bans.� Actually, that newspaper should listen to the majority of local residents, who seem to favor a ban. The editorial echoes the fear of change with the erroneous charge that there are “those who depend on blowers for their livelihoods.� Some landscapers do fear changing away from blowers to sweepers,
vacuums, rakes and brooms, but they have not presented documented evidence of the loss of jobs in the many cities where bans have been enacted. In fact, more people are usually hired when bans pass and less money goes to buy, maintain and fuel machines and protective gear. Green, sustainable landscapers and gardeners who do not use blowers have received business boosts in Santa Barbara and elsewhere that have banned blowers. On the other hand, documention shows that blowers create air pollution and cause asthma attacks, which can ruin more than livelihoods. A vote on the ban is likely to come before the Sebastopol and Sonoma councils sometime in the fall. Both cities also have three seats up for re-election on their councils on Nov. 2, so leaf blowers are likely to become an election issue. Sonoma’s leading advocate for a ban, Lisa Summers, is apparently considering a run for the council. Members of Quiet Orinda (www.quietorinda.com), a Contra Costa County town, attended the Sonoma meeting. They hosted a June 26 summit that launched the No Blow Coalition. At that meeting, physician Michael Kron likened workers who use leaf blowers to coal miners whose lungs are damaged by their hazardous work and who need protection. Does researching health studies and facts and educating the public and lawmakers seem “extreme,� as Santa Rosa’s daily tries to paint the increasing number of leaf-blower opponents? The logic (or lack of it) used by the daily resembles the faulty thinking employed to fight laws to restrict cigarette smoking and second-hand smoke. Such fallacious arguments were used to oppose laws requiring seat belts and other protective regulations against deadly practices. Once the public is educated about leaf blowers’ multiple offenses, the widespread banning of the machine is likely. Better that it happen sooner here in Sonoma County, rather than later, after our common air has been more spoiled and people are further injured by that contamination.
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“Our results dispel the notion that modern intensive agriculture is inherently worse for the environment than a more ‘oldfashioned’ way of doing things,� said Jennifer Burney, lead author of the paper. Needless to say, many food-policy analysts are taking issue with that assumption. While reducing greenhouse gasses is great, they argue, reliance on the “green revolution� is inherently unsustainable because it is based on massive inputs of fertilizers and pesticides, GMO technology, corporate ownership of seeds, global transportation and the destruction of biodiversity. In Oakland, the Institute for Food and Development Policy/Food First has some very different ideas about agriculture and global warming. In a comprehensive report titled “Smallholder Solutions to Hunger, Poverty and Climate Change,� the organization lays out an alternative to the destructive methods of the green revolution that have the potential to feed people and greatly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. “Although conventional wisdom assumes small family farms are backward and unproductive, agroecological research has shown that given a chance, small farms are much more productive than large farms,�
the report says. “Small, ecological farms help cool the planet and provide many important ecosystem services; they are a reservoir for biodiversity and are less vulnerable to pests, disease and environmental shock.� The report cites research by the University of Michigan that examined 293 examples comparing alternative and conventional (i.e., chemical-dependent) agriculture from 91 studies, and concluded that ecological agriculture could increase global food production by as much as 50 percent, without relying on the petroleum inputs that fueled the green revolution. Additional research has suggested that the conversion of 10,000 small to medium-sized farms to organic production would store carbon in the soil equal to taking 1,174,400 cars off the road. To be fair, the researchers say intensive, large-scale agriculture should be prominent among several strategies to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. But since there’s plenty of research showing that small-scale, ecological agriculture is as productive or more so than destructive, petroleumdependent industrial agriculture, some are saying it’s time to dump the green revolution in favor a truly revolutionary approach.
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wild. Theresa, the manager, irrigates with well water, so these small groves are not dependent on water from Northern California aquifers. On a walking tour, she recites common and scientific names of native plants on the way to the chicken coop. Wild honeysuckle. Indian paintbrush. Canyon oaks. Sycamore. We walk around an inert rattlesnake protruding from a small cairn of stones. “Don’t step on that,� she warns. “It might not be dead yet.� This place seems more refuge than ranch. Rabbits feed in the open until the owls come out. Coyotes walk indifferently past the house in the morning. Humming birds surround a vine near the house and occasionally, according to Theresa, fly in to visit a bouquet on the table. The shared habitat in this rich ecosystem is part of the farmed land, something that f lavors the oranges. If she were growing grapes instead of citrus, Theresa could call it terroir and stand secure of its future. But instead she worries about a dark shadow falling over her world, the encroachment of housing, accelerated by the latest agricultural silver bullet. “You know about it, right?� she asks in almost a whisper, as if saying it aloud might wake the monster. “Vertical farming.� Vertical farming is an engineer’s dream. It takes the greenhouse concept and raises it many stories so farming operations go, in the catch phrase of its proponents, “up rather than out.� Vertical farming is depicted as tall, glass structures with crops in all the windows and presented as an urban enhancement, something that takes place only in cities. But would it accelerate development? Farms have often inadvertently stood off developers, as with Napa’s agricultural preserve. If food growing goes “up rather than out,� will the housing industry make a land grab and become unstoppable? Vertical farming sounds like a logical arm of urban redevelopment. But it can’t replace traditional farms, especially while creative individuals are bringing agriculture back to its organic and cultural roots. Farms help shape the soul of the community—even in Malibu, where the best stuff really is more than skin deep.
I was tasting food in its exhilarating natural state.
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’ve always enjoyed casual conversation and rarely been averse to chewing on a nice hunk of fat. But the expression “chew the fatâ€? never resonated with me, until some muchileros showed me the phrase’s literal meaning. The muchileros are a tribe of Argentine wanderers (“muchileroâ€? means backpack) who camp their way across some of the finer parts of the landscape, banding together around the fire by evening to drink matĂŠ, play guitar and plan the next day’s adventures. It was next to one such fire, under a starry night in San Martin, that I finally understood fat chewing. A piece of meat had been cooked over wood coals. Red wine was f lowing. There was a bowl of salad, a loaf of bread and everyone ate his share. As we lingered in our joyous, collective afterglow, I sat there literally chewing the fat with the muchileros as I gnawed on a bone to which a glob of fatty material was attached. Several times I put my bone back on the grill
to heat up and re-melt. The matrix of fat and connective tissue attached to that bone continued to surrender f lavor as I chewed. I imagine language evolved in ancient scenes like this, around the same fires that hardened the spears and cooked the meat of our ancestors, while keeping away the wolves. They chewed the fat, told stories, worked on their communication skills and planned the next day’s adventures. In addition to stimulating conversation, some anthropologists believe that cooking food facilitated human brain development by increasing the efficiency with which calories are extracted from food. Because cooking produces soft, energy-rich foods, fewer calories are spent in digestive efforts, leaving a higher margin of caloric recovery. This supposedly allowed our brains, the most energy-intensive organ we have, to grow. Though fire was the original stove, today’s cooks have largely left it behind. With the loss of fire, we’ve also lost touch with the feelings and flavors associated with it. But fire remains
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an hour before you want to cook. Spread the coals evenly under your grill grate and wait for them to develop a layer of white ash. Some woods burn hot and quickly, some have sweet smoke and some throw a lot of sparks. Hardwoods are generally better for cooking than are soft woods. Wood from fruit trees is a safe bet, although, true to form, chokecherry wood has bitter smoke. Cherry, on the other hand, is one of the best, burning hot without too much flame and producing a sweet smoke. Apple is right up there with cherry. Hickory, alder and mesquite are common, good options. Whichever wood you use must be fully dry. Your meat should be at room temperature, seasoned with salt and pepper. Some meat cooks love their marinades. But I say if you have good meat, you should be able to taste it. If anything, I’ll serve my simply cooked meat with a sauce. Lately I’ve been into chimichurri, an Argentine garlic and herb vinaigrette. Chimichurri is best prepared a day ahead so the flavors can develop. It will continue to age nicely for a few days in the fridge. Applied to fire-cooked meat, the spicy, oily, acidic fragrance of the chimichurri interacts with the slightly crispy, slightly smoky, slightly charred exterior of the meat to create the kind of harmonic dissonance that would make Mallmann cry. To make chimichurri, dissolve one tablespoon of coarse salt into a cup of water. Chop a head of garlic, a cup of fresh parsley and 1/4 cup fresh or dried oregano (or marjoram) and add it all to a blender. Blend, adding 1/4 cup red wine vinegar and then 1/2 cup olive oil. Finally, blend in the salt water. Transfer to a jar with a tight-fitting lid and keep in the refrigerator. When your coals have burned down and you’re ready to cook, make sure the grill grate is clean, and oil it with a piece of fat or an oil-soaked paper towel. You should be able to hold your hand at grill level—a distance of two to four inches from the coals—for about two seconds before the heat forces it away. The meat should sizzle when it hits the grill. (The following instructions are intended for this hot of a grill, and for an inchand-a-half-thick steak. Adjust the times appropriately to your conditions.) After five minutes, lift the steak and rotate 90 degrees. This prevents overburning by the hot, metal grate. After four more minutes, turn the steak over and repeat the process, turning 90 degrees after five minutes. After that final turning, it’s two minutes to medium rare. Chewing the fat continues to guide and reflect human evolution. As the primal act of cooking with fire contrasts with the newer, sophisticated arts of wine and sauce making, a harmonic dissonance develops. It’s even better than a burned tomato.
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park alongside two Harleys and poke my head in the back door of the Forestville Club. There, between an old decrepit stove that hasn’t been used in forever, a desk and piles of empties, sits owner Wayne Speer, holding court with a few regulars. Smoke fills the air. Small talk centers around the changing face of Forestville. Where so-andso went. People promising to pay their tab on Thursday. That sort of thing. Then I mention Eric Lindell. Speer leans forward in his chair to pontificate at length. He tells of the first time Lindell played the club, when 600 people showed up and the sheriff shut down the show. He tells of the way Lindell’s kept coming back to the dark little roadhouse. Mostly, he talks about Lindell’s determination. “He’s fairly talented,� Speer surmises. “Well, I shouldn’t say ‘fairly talented.’ He’s very talented. But the thing about Eric is, he wakes up every morning and asks himself, ‘How can I improve? How can I make myself better and further my career?’� The part about furthering his career sticks
with me, because Lindell, at age 40, has just committed what outsiders might call career suicide. Signed for a successful run to Alligator Records, one of the top blues labels in the world, Lindell last year voluntarily left to put out records on his own f ledgling label, Sparco Records. What’s more, Lindell released his record on vinyl, which is a stylish but tough sell. What about his promotional budget to advertise the album, to service it to radio stations, to fund tour support? Think of Alligator Records as the Empire State Building. Then notice that Sparco Records’ logo is the Flatiron Building, 100 stories down. Yet here’s what matters: Between Motion and Rest, the album that Speer actually loaned money to Lindell to release, is incredible. It’s full of grit and soul, with an honest rawness built on his limited budget as much as his hard-fought freedom. It breathes. I’m not alone in baldly decreeing to him it’s the best record he’s ever made. “Thanks a lot, man, several people have said that,� says Lindell, on the phone from Chicago. “That’s just a great feeling after going out on a limb like this to do what I believe in my heart is the right thing.�
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their coke bag, and it never closes, so you can drink ’til the sun comes up. And I just ran it into the ground.�
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udith Selby Lang’s 60th birthday began with an ordinary routine. She and her husband Richard Lang went to the beach and picked up trash. But make no mistake, the Langs—artists and co-owners of San Francisco’s Electric Works Gallery and fine art publishing house—are not merely trawling for any old garbage. They’re looking for plastic. And, boy, do they find it. Since 1999, when they began religiously walking the half-mile stretch of Kehoe Beach in the Pt. Reyes National Seashore, a short drive from their West Marin home, the two estimate that they have gathered literally tons of the stuff—one barrette, disposal lighter or Happy Meal toy at a time. “The estimate is around 70 pounds every trip,� Richard says. “We don’t want to overestimate, because hyperbole really gets you in trouble and then nobody believes you. The small end of the spectrum: it’s at least two tons of plastic that we’ve picked up, and probably four—maybe five.� The Langs call what they do “shopping� or “curating the beach,� as the plastic doll parts, oyster netting and ubiquitous Bics are taken home, washed of sand and sorted—by color. Accordingly, their airy basement studio is lined with cardboard boxes labeled “big black� and “small green.� “When we’re composing, these pieces of plastic are not what they once were,� Richard explains. “It doesn’t matter what they were. They are there for color and shape, and very much like a piece of paint lifted from a palette and put on a canvas.� The pair collaborate on poetic assemblage, photographing the resulting
work. Sausalito’s Cavallo Point recently commissioned a work for every guest room in its lodge and is exhibiting the Lang’s art in the resort’s in-house gallery. Because their art materials consist almost solely of found beach plastic, the Langs have become unwilling pollution experts. They have detritus from the North Pacific gyre dumped down by their barn, huge “ghost� nets and other plasticine rope in a tangle, but most of the plastic in the world’s five gyres isn’t tensile at all. “We describe it more like a minestrone,� Judith says. “It’s more like this stew of stuff all mixed up, and you really can’t see it. That’s where the deniers say, ‘Oh, if you can’t see it, it doesn’t exist.’ But where they have taken samples, it’s just tubes of this sloshy, swirly kind of mix of stuff.� The couple say that increasing public awareness of plastic pollution and the state of the oceans gives them hope. And mostly they just keep doing what they do because they would never want not to. “I think the really crucial element of the story is what happens when you focus your attention on one thing and just keep doing it,� Richard says. “We had no idea this would turn into artwork. We had no idea we would actually make part of our living doing this. It’s a fantastic story of what happens when you do the same thing again and again.�
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n 1974, when playwright Tom Stoppard premiered Travesties, he was still hot from his 1966 freshman effort, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, which had won him a shelf-load of trophies, including the Tony award for best new play. Travesties, a historical fantasia (today we’d call it a mashup), is a blend of Oscar Wilde’s Importance of Being Earnest and some minor historical footnotes from 1917. Packed to overflowing with limericks, rhymes, newspaper quotes, art-world trivia, lesserknown Shakespeare lines and obscure literary references, the play was a great cause of conversation. Some deemed it to be rambling, overstuffed and out-of-control. Others (the folks who actually got the esoteric references) claimed it to be cheekily brilliant. It did win Stoppard another Tony, and after that, having apparently gotten whatever it was out of his system, Stoppard gained some self-control and spun off a string of masterpieces: The Real Thing, Arcadia, India Ink, The Coast of Utopia and Rock ’n’ Roll. With such good, tightly crafted plays in his canon—and with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern still available for anyone with a taste for lovable literary vandalism—there seems little reason to foist Travesties on audiences ever again. The lit majors would probably prefer to read the thing, anyway. So what in the world were they thinking when Travesties was chosen for this year’s season opener of the annual outdoor Marin Shakespeare Company? Were the rights to Stoppard’s good plays unavailable? Did someone lose a bet? Or was director Robert Currier simply up for a hard directorial challenge? I will assume it was the latter.
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fathered her. He turns up, a shaggy chef named Paul. It’s Mark Ruffalo in a classic Mark Ruffalo part, a slackerly analogue to the chef of desire Edoardo Gabbriellini played in I Am Love. Nic and Jules’ kids get along with the man well enough that he starts to become a sort of member of the family. And Jules finds herself becoming disturbingly attracted, despite being as gay as they come. This story carries a strong sense of place, with deft scenes of life west of the 405. The sense of place gives dimension to these characters, makes the acting reminiscent of the lived-in performances in Mike Leigh films. The most Leigh-like moments are when the cast gather around a dining table, when Nic gets enough wine in her to sing a Joni Mitchell song. (Mitchell is a presiding deity in The Kids Are All Right, the Angeleno who has always insisted in her music that her morals weren’t better than anyone else’s just because she was a woman.) The reason the “kids are all right� is that they’re young enough to still have clear motives. In this comedy, it’s the adults who dissemble and wound each other. Nic looks right through the spouse she supposedly loves, Jules sneaks out and victimizes a co-worker who seems to be learning about the affair. And Paul isn’t any more innocent. It becomes clear that what he really loves isn’t Jules herself, lovable as the pint-sized, fearless and charming Moore always is onscreen. Rather, it’s the sense of settlement that draws him in. As a director, Cholodenko is a dry wit. But the way she analyzes the needy, unpretty cores of these characters is what takes The Kids Are All Right out of the realm of the domestic comedy/drama and makes it a film to remember. ‘The Kids Are All Right’ opens on Friday, July 23, at the Rialto Cinemas Lakeside, 551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa. 707.525.4840.
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Lenz’s written correspondence as well as news accounts of the day, Herlihy doesn’t just tell the story of Lenz’s mysterious disappearance, he also paints a vivid picture of the era’s cycling pioneers who geeked out on the new “safety bicycle� and all of its attendant, mostly regional gadgetry back in the formative years of the sport. Herlihy appears in discussion and signing on Sunday, July 25, at Book Passage. 51 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera. 7pm. Free. 415.927.0960.
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Ghostbusters We’ve all heard the rumors, repeated over and over again, that Petaluma’s Phoenix Theater is haunted by ghosts. The stories about a “strange presence� in the balcony and wispy apparitions f loating around the ceiling are as old as the theater itself. Are they true? Ghosts of the Phoenix Theater, an all-day workshop, aims to find out. Led by Amy Bruni and Britt Griffith from the SyFy Channel’s hit series Ghost Hunters and abetted by Mark and Debby Costantino of Ghost Adventures, the workshop includes lectures during the day and an honest-to-goodness paranormal investigation of the building at night. Bruni grew up at the Phoenix with first-hand experiences at her old haunt, and even theater manager Tom Gaffey makes casual allusion to the theater’s ghosts. Do they exist? See for yourself during the definitive examination on Sunday, July 25, at the Phoenix Theater. 201 E. Washington St., Petaluma. 11am–1:30am. $129. 707.762.3565.
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Port Authorities What do we do when the economy is bad? Historically, we dress up, put on a brave face and pretend that everything’s glamorous (see: art deco, The Great Gatsby, swing dancing). These days, we’re more likely to dress down and rehash the roles of our Depression-addled ancestors while accepting the fact that everything is ruined. But we have fun doing it! Enter the Rivertown Revival, a let’s-pretend-we’re-broke event celebrating Petaluma’s heritage with art-boat races, f loating river sculptures, food, music and more. It might seem like the Handcar Regatta on water, but event organizers promise it’ll be “less steampunk, more Tom Sawyer.� Music, of course, is in great supply, with Arann Harris and the Greenstring Farm Band, El Radio Fantastique, Baby Seal Club, Old Jawbone, Hillside Fire, Eli Jebidiah, the Crux and more on Saturday, July 24, at Steamer Landing Park, Petaluma. 11:30am–6pm. Free. 707.763.7756.
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Gripping Suspense Everyone knows about The Birds and Shadow of a Doubt. The lucky ones know about Smile. But too few people know about one of the greatest films ever shot in Sonoma County, ‘Thieves’ Highway.’ Opening in a Sebastopol apple orchard, the 1949 film essentially follows a fruit truck on its travels down to a San Francisco fruit market. Sounds drab? It’s anything but. With a loaded underworld plot about the cutthroat fruit-distribution business and featuring the absolute, most incredible tire-changing scene in the history of cinema, Thieves’ Highway is suspenseful, intriguing and beautifully shot by blacklisted director Jules Dassin (Rififi, The Naked City). With a brilliant performance by Lee J. Cobb and a crisp new transfer from the Criterion collection, Thieves’ Highway is an afternoon must-see on Saturday, July 24, at the Sonoma County Museum. 425 Seventh St., Santa Rosa. 2pm. $2–$5. 707.579.1500.
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Where’d He Go? After penning the acclaimed volume Bicycle: The History, noted cycling historian David Herlihy had nowhere to go but up. Or out. Or around—the world, as it turns out. A cross between Erik Larson’s Devil in the White City and Richard Branson’s current around-the-globe exploits, Herlihy’s latest bestseller, ‘The Lost Cyclist,’ tells the story of Frank Lenz, a determined man who in 1892 set out to be the first cyclist to bike around the world. Using
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No Haggling! Based on the San Francisco Free Market every month in Dolores Park and the wonderfully named East Bay Hella Free Day at Lake Merritt, Napa’s very own Really Really Free Market Napa follows the same very basic rules: (1) bring stuff to give away; (2) take stuff for free; (3) meet people in your city, listen to music, enjoy life and don’t spend a dime doing so. Everyone wins! This concept would surely horrify columnist Terry Savage, who recently penned the much-Tweeted socialism fear-fest in the Sun-Times about young girls ruining America by giving away lemonade for free—which is great because he needs to be horrified. (And fired.) Founded by Melody Harris, who writes a much better column in the form of her zine Napkin News, the Really Really Free Market is an idea whose time is timeless. Bring all your cool stuff you don’t want to bother selling on Craigslist and take some new stuff home on Sunday, July 26, at Veterans Park, Third and Main streets, Napa. Noon. Free. napkinnews@gmail.com.
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