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am a 20-year-old woman. I graduated from Santa Rosa High School, where I was junior class president and Associated Student Body president. I speak three languages. I was voted “Most Admired� in my senior class. I just completed my second year of college. I am an illegal immigrant. I was 11 months old when my parents brought me to the United States from Mexico. My dad was an accountant in Mexico, but we starved. It’s not easy to pick up and leave, but my parents were thinking about my future. I first realized I was different when I was in the third grade. After immigration raids on my neighborhood, I thought my family would be deported, and I started crying at school. When my teacher asked me what was wrong, I said I didn’t want my mom to get taken away. From then on, I started thinking about my future. I got obsessed with college. I felt vulnerable and powerless, but I thought being a good student would somehow help. My parents have appealed their case for residency twice since 2007. Now it is up before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and there’s no way to know when our case will be heard. We have spent over $15,000. Because of the lawyer fees, we lost our house and I had to return from my four-year university to go to the SRJC. My parents divorced after our house was foreclosed on. Most workplaces won’t hire people who aren’t citizens, so it is difficult for me to find a job. I’m really interested in politics, but I have to pretend that I vote. I still don’t have a driver’s license. It was huge in high school having to lie to all of my friends whenever they asked why I didn’t have it. Every normal hardship is that much harder. I can’t apply for residency myself, because to get a green card, a spouse, parent or sibling who is over 21 has to petition on your behalf. The oldest of my brothers is 16, so I will have to wait at least five years. I have so much ambition, but it is easy for it to feel squashed when I am fighting against this. When I was in high school, my parents had to go to San Francisco twice a month to report to an officer. If anything in our life changed, we had to tell them—from buying a new car to moving. Authorities came and visited us once a week. They wouldn’t tell us exactly when they would come, but if they
showed up and my parents weren’t home it was a strike against us. Our “illegal� status affects every aspect of our lives. I grew up ashamed of who I am. I knew I wasn’t wanted here, so I always felt I didn’t belong—even though I knew I did. In high school, I only told a few friends because I was so scared of people’s reactions. I thought people would treat me differently and that it would put my family in jeopardy. Now I’m not ashamed, but I am so afraid of losing everything I’ve worked for. My biggest fear is that my family will be separated: my parents and I will be deported and my brothers—born on U.S. soil—will stay here, and I won’t be able to pursue my education and career. People have a lot of preconceived ideas about what illegal immigrants look like and why we’re here. It’s not an easy decision. People don’t just wake up one morning and walk across the border. People like my family pay taxes, go to school, abide by the law and assimilate. We are assets to society. There are countless amazing people you’d never know weren’t citizens. Recently, I had the opportunity to meet other students in my situation. It is inspiring to share our experiences as successful, contributing students. Yet there is no avenue for us to become part of the country that has been our home for almost our whole lives. I came here before I could talk. I took my first steps in San Francisco. I was raised in America. I am an American. I just don’t have a piece of paper legitimizing that identity. I don’t know what the future holds, and I am still too uncertain to publish my name, but I hope this will reveal my story to those who can recognize my background. I’m starting my junior year at San Francisco State next month. I’m working as a nanny and saving money. I’m a regular girl, someone you say “Hi� to at school. I’m a high achiever. I’m an excellent student. I’m a hard worker. I’m a daughter and I’m a sister. I’m an illegal immigrant.
I came here before I could talk. I took my first steps in San Francisco. I was raised in America. I am an American.
The DREAM Act, currently in Congress, would help students like the author. To help make a change, research the DREAM Act and urge your representatives to help pass it. 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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Sausalito native J. R. Hildebrand makes his second career start at Infineon By Bradley Gray
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Until his rehabilitation is complete, his car owner, Dennis Reinbold, has tapped 22year-old Sausalito native J. R. Hildebrand to substitute for him. For series rookie Hildebrand, the window of opportunity is small, but he will make the most of it. He’ll take the wheel of the No. 24 Dreyer & Reinbold TranSystem car in only his second IndyCar Series race at the Grand Prix of Sonoma at Infineon Raceway Sunday. It’s the opportunity Hildebrand has been working toward, and with his talent and local knowledge, he’s sure to be a contender. A graduate of Marin County’s Redwood High School, Hildebrand has worked his way
up through all of the junior series of racing. In 2009, he won the Firestone Indy Lights season championship, but breaking into the big leagues of IndyCar racing has proven difficult. He looks forward to his big chance in front of the home crowd. “It’s a huge opportunity,� Hildebrand beams. “When you do a one-off race like this, people only remember you for that race. I need to do everything I can to do a great job and get a good result.� Hildebrand is optimistic and excited about racing at his home track. “I grew up at Infineon, watching my dad race vintage cars,� he says. “I won my &&
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he environmentally perfect fuel choice for our cars is absurdly impractical for most of us: it’s the choice to stop driving a car. Most cars run on gasoline made from crude oil, the booty from serial wars in the Middle East. For all the costs, hidden and not, it’s hard to feel good about gassing up an auto these days. While somebody out there is thinking up a fuel solution superior to everything known—something smarter, cheaper, friendlier and more sustainable than fossil fuels—we have a few imperfect options to consider as we wait for that somebody’s phone call. I’ve nicknamed these equal-of-twoevils Sophie’s Choices because all of them do some harm. (Until investing two hours and a box of Kleenex as the rest of us have, those who missed Meryl Streep and Kevin Kline in the 1982 film Sophie’s Choice will not understand the concept of a truly difficult choice.) One option is fueling cars with compressed natural gas. Natural gas is touted as a transition fuel, which means it’s better than gasoline for a number of reasons. For example, it’s already here in this country. It’s plentiful. It’s cheaper. And it produces 25 percent less carbon than what’s produced by a car running on gasoline. A school district in Oklahoma allegedly saved so much money by using compressed natural gas in school buses that it was able to retain 14 teaching positions. Imagine that—use compressed natural gas, save a teacher. It sounds so win-win, who wouldn’t want to save education, cut down on fuel costs and reduce carbon? But wait. Here comes a Sophie: choosing this manner of carbon reduction and cash savings can also mean that we are choosing to contaminate drinking water supplies across the country. Natural gas may occur naturally, but getting it out of the ground is a fracking ordeal—“fracking� being the industry slang for “hydraulic fracturing.� A fossil fuel, natural gas is deposited in shale. Using a mining technique known as horizontal drilling, gas companies drill vertically into the ground for a
mile and then make a 90-degree turn and start going at it horizontally. To release the gas from the shale in this sideways direction, they inject chemicals in a high-power blast that fractures the rocks. Et voilĂ . Gas is gotten. But in the process, the groundwater passing adjacent to the drilling can be contaminated by the chemicals used to fracture the shale. Among those saying “not so fastâ€? to compressed natural gas mining are concerned citizens, including those living closest to the drilling operations. In a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency this month, groups including the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Sierra Club expressed concern over allegedly illegal fracking practices and asked the EPA to enforce the Safe Drinking Water Act to protect underground water sources. Under the Bush administration, hydraulic mining was exempted from the Safe Drinking Water Act unless diesel fuel was involved. Diesel contains benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene, which poison water even in very low levels; the amount used in mining releases these toxins at levels exceeding what has been established as safe. The 31 organizations that signed the letter—citizens groups spanning the continent from California to Delaware—point out that “fracturing companies B.J. Services Company and Halliburton injected diesel in hydraulic fracturing operations in 2005, 2006 and 2007 in as many as 15 different states.â€? Since gas is mined in 30 states, the groups suggest that drilling companies be required to disclose to citizens exactly what kinds and amounts of chemicals are being injected in and around drinking water supplies. Their goal is to stop use of diesel injections and any other chemical contaminating drinking water. Natural gas may in fact be a good transition fuel in cars and as a power-plant replacement for coal. Last year, NPR reported that enough natural gas lies buried between New York and West Virginia to equal 80 billion barrels of oil. And that’s just one deposit of many. If the EPA jumps into action on this, maybe getting natural gas on line won’t be a choice between poisoning our air and poisoning our drinking water.
Natural gas: good. Diesel fuel: not so much.
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or the first few weeks of freshman year, the freedom of choice offered by the many stations in our college cafeteria seemed exhilarating, but after the novelty wore off, the selection got monotonous. I learned a few tricks to keep from breaking down in tears when faced with yet another night of spaghetti with marinara. The most important one? Sometimes it is best to get off-campus and head for burritos. The burrito is a California trend that has since spread to the rest of the country, and for us native burrito fans, there’s no place like home. But why are they so appealing to college students in particular? “Students are hungry, growing and active, and burritos are very tasty, filling and affordable,� says Greg Maples, founder and president of the Bay Area chain High-Tech Burrito. “Kids like them.
They’re running from place to place, and they can get a burrito and go.� Maples also cites the shift in burrito cuisine toward healthier ingredients as a factor in the appeal burritos hold for students. Many burrito chains tout healthier menus and a “green� approach to cooking. “Young people can understand that,� says Maples. While burritos have distinctly Mexican origins, they are an American creation that has little to do with actual Mexican food. The ancient Aztec culture was the first to eat what resembled our current burritos, which weren’t seen again until the 1800s. There are different folktales that tell of the birth of the burrito, from a man who used the tortilla to keep his meals warm during the Mexican Revolution to gold miners wrapping their meat up to eat on-the-go. The term literally means “little donkey,� and there is speculation as to its etymology. Some say that the folded ends of the tortilla
look like donkey ears, while others cite the burrito’s resemblance to the rolled bedding that workers and miners carried on donkey-back as its namesake. Others say the burrito itself is like a donkey because it can carry everything you need. The burrito rose to fame in America during the early 1900s, and the frozen burrito was invented in 1956. During the 20th century, burrito restaurants began to spread from California until there were burritos across the nation, from Taco Bell to authentic Mexican-run places. Today, different cultures have personalized the dish to their various tastes, giving it wider appeal. The two major types of burritos evolved in California, an example of the classic NorCal/ SoCal contrast as the two types compete across the nation. The San Francisco Mission-style contains the most filling of any type, with all the traditional elements of Mexican food, including &+ THE BOHEMIAN
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500 Raley’s Towne Center, Rohnert Park. 707.588.0893. High-Tech Burrito I found this bean, rice and cheese burrito to be one of the warmest and best mixed ones I tried, probably because the cheese was so melty. However, the mild salsa’s fire-roasted f lavor was too strong and the avocadoes in the guacamole didn’t seem ripe enough. The rice had an overpoweringly sweet f lavor. Next time I would forgo the rice. “The perfect burrito is different for everyone, but whatever you choose, it needs to be in the right portions. The hot stuff needs to be hot and the cold stuff needs to be cold, and it needs to be wrapped well. If it all comes together right, it’s the perfect burrito.�—Greg Maples, founder and president www.hightechburrito.com
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I scoped out a random selection of local restaurants on my quest to find the perfect burrito. I judged in the categories of beans, cheese, tortilla, rice, cold ingredients and distribution. I stuck to vegetarian burritos, using the most basic model of beans, rice and cheese. Everyone’s favorite burrito is different, but I evaluated qualities that are fairly universal. Then I asked each burrito master what he or she thought went into making the perfect little burro.
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El Patio El Patio’s bean, rice and cheese combo was my least favorite. Fine for a quick meal on the go, but the beans were so runny I could hardly tell there was cheese mixed in. Next time, I would add meat or salsa. “A perfect burrito has good-quality beans, rice and meat. Making the perfect burrito is about quality. You put the right ingredients together, and it makes a delicious burrito. We sell more burritos than anything. They’re so popular because a burrito has everything in it and you can eat it anywhere. I think burritos are great, because it’s a combination of foods in one big tortilla.â€?— Emiliano Ochoa, owner 901 Fourth St., Santa Rosa. 707.578.4757. La Palapa The beans and cheese in this burrito were impressive. The ingredients were well distributed, and the beans were quite f lavorful. The rice tasted normal, but there was a little too much of it, which detracted from the rest of the burrito. The guacamole was good yet slightly tart, and the tortilla was unobjectionable. The salsa really added to the meal. It had a good bite and was more f lavorful than traditional pico de gallo. All in all, this burrito was enjoyable, but I might add a few more things next time to increase the f lavor. “Just like any food business, it comes down to where the food is coming from. The burrito is not Mexican food; it’s a Californian kind of meal that’s developed through the years. We make a burrito here called the Terminator, and that’s my favorite. It has different kinds of meats, and we marinate it. It’s juicy and not too hot but with a little bit of jalapeĂąos in it. Burritos are popular because they’re very fast, but they are different from hamburgers. They’re healthier than any other fast food.â€?—Mauricio Lemus, owner 590 Lewis Road, Santa Rosa. 707.569.9210.
restaurants serve fire-roasted salsa, which has a pretty strong flavor. It can overpower the rest of the food if it’s not something the customer is looking for. Otherwise, it’s just a matter of choosing the right degree of spiciness. Diced tomatoes and shredded lettuce are also standard cold fare. Grilled vegetables—often red peppers and onions—
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Bear Republic Brewing Co. invites the public to be the judge when they hold a cellar party to preview the 20-plus beers they are submitting in September to the Great American Beer Festival, the largest such fest in the country. Bear Republic has won 13 prizes from the competition previously and intends to take home more this year. Help them get hopping on Sunday, Aug. 29, from 3pm. $55; presale only, attendance limited to just 100. 345 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg. 707.433.beer. . . .
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Sponsored by the Russian River Valley Winegrowers, Grape to Glass offers much more than the typical taste fest. Participants pick and choose from a dozen different activities, some of which are like intimate seminars which explore the topography, people and grapes that earn this region renown, one of which is a serious cycling tour from Healdsburg to Green Valley and back. At a more leisurely pace, with no added lycra, chef Duskie Estes of Zazu and Bovalo Restaurant leads a “Slow Food rideâ€? through town. Meanwhile, a kayak otilla cruises down the Russian River toward a winetasting via amphibious landing. Whether it’s their taste buds or quadriceps that got worked, everyone can cap off Saturday at “Hog in the Fog,â€? a grand tasting plus barbecue, auction and live rockabilly music. For its part in the event, Robert Rue Vineyard hosts a closer look at the historic vineyards of their neighborhood. Before Russian River Valley Pinot Noir, there was Zinfandel, mixed with a medley of red and white grapes. “That might be Palomino,â€? Bob Rue says about some green grapes that show no sign of coloring up toward purple. When Bob and Carlene found this ranch, all around them people were ripping out Zinfandel. An Italian-American neighbor taught Bob how to prune and care for his vines, and left him with this prescient advice: “Bob, whatever you do, don’t pull these vines out. There will always be a market for old vine Zinfandel.â€? Soon, a new wave of Zinfandel specialists like Ravenswood helped to revive interest in the varietal and kept small vineyards like this in production. Looking for a refreshing white to complement their estate Zinfandel, the Rues decided on Sauvignon Blanc. Purchased fruit from the area lends the 2009 Sauvignon Blanc ($22) a whiff of cashew and clean avors of lime, understated tropical fruit and lychee; a big pour of this dry and crisp wine was most welcome. With cedar and ďŹ g spicing up deep olallieberry and early blackberry fruit, the 2006 Wood Road Reserve Zinfandel ($32) ďŹ nishes with chunky layers of dark cocoa, tannic and robust without the heat. While it wasn’t really necessary to bike against the wind for this tasting, I’d say it’s worth the ride. Robert Rue Vineyard, 1406 Wood Road, Fulton. Tasting hours Friday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm, or by appointment. Tasting fee, $5; waived with purchase. 707.578.1601. Grape to Glass runs Friday–Sunday, Aug. 20–22, at various venues. www.rrvw.com. 707.521.2535.
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lasses held at Patten University’s San Quentin extension campus are just like those that one might find at any accredited junior college. Students stay up late or wake up early to finish assignments on time. The classrooms are packed, and sometimes students have to help each other out to work through a piece of literature. Except almost all of them attend night classes. And all of them are wearing the same light blue shirt. Every year, some 150 inmates serving time in the San Quentin State Prison gather in small classrooms after dinner to discuss Shakespeare and math, among other topics. Led by instructors who hail from local universities, these classes are the result of the Prison University Project (PUP), a nonprofit committed to bringing college-level and college preparatory classes to prison inmates. Offering around 12 classes every semester, the PUP prepares inmates for an associate’s degree, or at least an academic path. Inmates with a GED or higher are eligible to take the college-level offered. Those just short of the required high school diploma may take the college prep classes. PUP executive director Jody Lewen doesn’t think the location—not exactly prime real estate
for a college—makes any difference to the quality of education. “Actually,� she says, “it might be better than the average college degree program. The class sizes are smaller. Classes at Berkeley might have 150 people, and we have about 30.� Lewen has other reasons to think so. The project’s success relies heavily on an army of volunteer instructors and teaching assistants, many of whom study or teach at local schools such as Cal, Stanford and Sonoma State. “We have a pretty substantial core of people who have been around for several years, and that is a great source of new faculty, too. A lot of them tell their friends,� Lewen says. By culling their own academic experiences, instructors—who must have at least a masters degree in their field—hope to include the inmates in a larger intellectual community, one that reaches much further than the walls of San Quentin. Leonard Hutton, a former inmate and student within PUP, says, “It gave me the drive to get into school and start a regular program.� He also says that the classes kept him out of trouble. After working in the print shop all day, Hutton hit the books, either attending one of his classes or completing his homework. His studies kept him from spending too much time in the prison yard, where inmates typically pass the night. “Anytime you spend an extended amount of
time in the yard,� he says, “it’s possible to get in trouble, or worse.� Hutton, who has been released from San Quentin, is currently taking classes toward a degree. For Lewen, the project’s far-reaching impacts cannot be encapsulated in the academic or employment successes of those released from the prison, although they are considerable. Some of the inmates don’t get the opportunity to test the skills they’ve learned in the real world, as roughly 40 percent of them are serving life sentences. “I think for a lot of people, when they talk about the value of the program, they don’t only talk about jobs,� Lewen says, “they really talk about the impact on their sense of their own potential, or what’s possible for them and their lives.� Lewen wants to take the project to the next level. “[The students] would love us to have a BA program.� The only thing stopping her is funding. Classroom space is already at a premium; the program will need a new building before any plans for a BA program are made. “The department has basically said that if we could raise the money, we could build a new building,� she says. “That, to me, is the mother of all challenges. We could help so many people if we had that space.� Learn more at www.prisonuniversityproject.org.
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reefer to tell me what annoys them most when getting high in mixed company, and Bush, with his inventor’s mind, came up with product solutions on the spot. Problem: Too much affection. “The ‘lecherous hippie hug’ is pretty bad,â€? says my friend, “Melissa,â€? a receptionist. “Where, like, when you’re done getting high, they stand up and kind of lean down and hug you, but really they’re just groping you. It sucks.â€? Solution: Bush advises that since hippies hate leather, an Anti-Hippie Full-Body Leather Jumpsuit™ will keep the icky hugs away. Problem: People trying to be Noam Chomsky. “I was high at the beach a while ago,â€? says “Bryce,â€? a carpenter, “and this one guy wouldn’t stop talking about really repetitive political stuff. He was presenting the fact that corporations control the world in a way where he truly felt no one had ever thought of that before.â€? Solution: Bush, whose own father talks a lot about politics, envisions the SarcasticRetort Keychain™, with electronic buttons that trigger scathing phrases designed to stop the lecturing. Problem: Freaks who make you watch messed-up movies. “A friend one time made me watch Gummo,â€? says “James,â€? an artist. “I don’t know why he wanted me to watch that movie. I started getting as high as I’d ever been, just going bonkers, during the scene where the guy keeps jiggling his nipple. It was horrible.â€? Solution: Bush has never seen Gummo, but proposes the Marijuana Movie App™, which a pot smoker could consult on the iPhone. “It could ask, ‘What mood are you in?,’ and then you choose Happy, Sad, Angry, Funnyâ€?—and then it’d suggest appropriate films, says Bush. Problem: Friends who are pushy about music. “I can’t tell you how many times people have attempted to convince me how good Television’s Marquee Moon is while high,â€? says “Standish Cosnahan,â€? a bartender. “It just sounds like an art-school guitarist’s attempt at rock and roll, poorly done.â€? Solution: Bush is sneaky, conceiving of the Retaliatory Britney Spears iPod™. How it works: You plain-facedly agree to download the crappy music that’s forced on you to your iPod, but secretly touch a setting that uploads a ton of Britney Spears, Carrie Underwood and Jewel to their computer instead! Problem: The general stoner ramble. “Last night,â€? complains “Kyle,â€? a residential caretaker, “our roommate was going off about the meaning of time and how the past and the future correlate to the present, and he kept talking about potential, but he wasn’t specific about anything. He kept staring at the wall and then laughing at himself.â€? Solution: Bush suggests the Diff ’rent Strokes Secret Speaker of Specificity™, deployed to get people off their tangents. At the touch of a button in one’s pocket, a speaker hidden in the wall emits a personalized version of “Whatchoo talkin’ ’bout, Willis?â€? “You could type a name in,â€? proposes Bush, “and then it’d be, like, ‘Whatchoo talkin’ ’bout, David?’ That’d be pretty funny. Like, dude, what are you saying?â€? Badabeez can be found online at www.badabeez. com and at various local smoke shops.
COLLEGE GUIDE aware that money would play a role in their lives, but they just had no idea where to start. When a student came to her and threatened to call the cops on the work study office for withholding money she had earned, Morrison knew she had to do something.
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Mommy, what’s a credit card? Morrison asked the Stanford administration for permission to offer a oneunit financial literacy class, aimed at providing students with a basic understanding of topics like taxes and insurance. She hoped to see at least 20 students enter the classroom. She didn’t have to worry. Some 100 students filled the seats that first year; 12 years later, the class is still full to capacity. And while the Stanford staff member sees financial illiteracy to be an urgent issue among college students, she doesn’t necessarily think the blame’s on them. “It’s learned information, and who’s going to tell you?� Morrison asks. “It’s like everything else. If you don’t know that apples are better for you than ice cream, and no one’s ever told you, how would you behave?� She realizes also that many parents are reluctant to share details of their income. This was the case for Morrison, who grew up in a low-income family. “My father had a desk, and in one drawer we had my family’s checkbook and savings account book. And we could not touch that drawer,� she says. “I could ask my mother about sex, but if I had asked her how much money my parents made, she would have just been furious.� Reticence about financial history is not isolated to either the rich or poor, and Morrison says she sees plenty of both in her classes. “There are the really poor kids whose parents are day laborers or on public assistance, and they can’t ask their parents about paychecks,� she says. “Then you have the other people who never thought about restraining their personal spending. Two ends of the economic scale, both totally clueless.� Despite the lack of financial smarts that plagues the crowd straggling into her classroom each quarter, Morrison remains hopeful. There was the student who told her that her father discouraged her from taking the class, explaining that he would manage her finances until she found a husband—just as he managed her mother’s money. She took the class anyway and called her mother after each class to teach her the information she had learned. Another student refused the gift of a car from her father, reasoning that with the added expenditures of insurance and upkeep, a bundle of money for rent would be a more practical gift. These are the stories that make Morrison smile. “Her dad turned to her and said, ‘You go back and tell that woman that you did learn something at Stanford University.’�
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Hitchcock’s visual style. “Clarify, clarify, clarify,� he used to say. Only Pixar seems to be following his advice these days. Notorious is a seminar for lens geeks, and not only in the showy parts—visual distortion for sickness and hangovers, with Devlin all but spinning on the ceiling over the suffering Alicia—but also in the emphasis on the size and brightness of objects and in making a single close-up tell a story. Most startling is a shot that wafts us from a second-floor balcony to the palm of Bergman’s lovely hand. There a stolen key rests, just as in the Bluebeard myth this tale so much resembles. Also at work is another quintessential Hitchcock feature: the story of the bad girl who isn’t. Note Bergman’s revolutionary naturalism, with her unplucked eyebrows, her uncorseted flesh, her full-lipped face that wasn’t anything like the look of a movie-studio porcelain doll. In early scenes, with hair that gets in her eyes and in her mouth, she’s a punky slattern; later, she’s groomed tightly, even painfully, by the Germans. And there is Hitchcock’s usual satire of warped, doting moms and dominated sons. As Sebastian’s far-smarter mother, the memorable Leopoldine Konstantin shows off a one-handed cigarette-lighting trick, just like a Prussian officer in a silent film, as she figures out how to deal with the American agent in her household. Notorious is in the world of film noir but not of it; it’s a tough and dark film that’s also one of the finest women’s pictures ever made. The Twilight movies could use a little of Notorious’ nocturnal power when dealing with the question of what happens when sides are chosen, and how far too far can go. ‘Notorious’ screens on Friday, Aug. 20, at 8pm. Film Night in the Park, 8. Creek Park, Hub Intersection, Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, San Anselmo. $3–$6. 415.272.2756.
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During an intimate show at the Lagunitas Tap Room in April, John Hiatt, having already premiered a few songs from his new album, The Open Road, made a terrible mistake: he asked the crowd for requests. A loud barrage of shouted song titles ensued, making two things hugely apparent. One, Hiatt’s written a lot of songs. Two, people love the hell out of those songs. These are qualities he shares with Los Lobos, with whom he shares a stage this weekend in Healdsburg. Songs we’d love to see them play together include Hiatt’s “Real Fine Love�—imagine David Hidalgo sprinkling his solos over that contagious chord progression—or how about Hiatt singing a verse or two of Los Lobos’ “Dream in Blue�? Wish, hope, pray for some sort of collaboration when the two co-headline on Saturday, Aug. 21, at Rodney Strong Vineyards. 11455 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg. 4pm. $50–$75. 707.869.1595.
We’re all getting ready for Levi Leipheimer’s GranFondo in our own way. Some of us are stepping up at the gym. Others are taking longer weekend rides. Leipheimer himself ? Why, he showed up at the Wednesday Night Dirt Crits in Howarth Park last week, filled out an entry form, got a paper-plate number to affix to his handlebars and raced the dirt trail alongside all the other regular folks riding after work. Crazy! This weekend, the training continues with five different courses in Saturday’s Break the Cycle ride, open to the public, culminating in the Northern California Bike Expo, with loads of vendors, street food, live music, custom bike exhibits, bike parades and even a bicyclepowered performance of The Last Seed by the Imaginists Theatre Collective. Celebrate the area’s rich and evergrowing cycling culture on Saturday, Aug. 21, in Santa Rosa’s Juilliard Park. 10am to 4pm. Free. 707.545.0153.
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Sure, we love San Francisco Chronicle writer Mark Morford for describing Dick Cheney as “pure sneering vileness incarnate just by opening his tiny black eyes,� but we also love that the next day he’ll eloquently unearth deep-seated truths about fearing death or having children or maintaining sanity in a world that seems to exist solely to desecrate humankind’s empathy for each other. Readers all over the country revile him as a source of “San Francisco values,� but we say Morford’s compassion, intellect and incisive wit are to be most celebrated. (Plus, he really likes sex.) Jane Ganahl interviews him live and onstage on Wednesday, Aug. 18, at 142 Throckmorton Theatre. 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. 7:30pm. $12–$15. 415.383.9600.
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or setting up a question before answering it with a deft rhyme that “hits� the listener. I used this when I wrote, “Tuesday night, common room at any cost.� (Why is she going to the common room?) “We don’t want to do our homework, we just wanna watch Lost.� (Understood.) Edwards also recommends similes to convey a cocky message in an innovative way. I both mocked my imagined battle opponent and incorporated figurative language when I recalled my ferocious experiences playing Beater on my college’s Quidditch team: “You’d better run fast when I’m burning a Bludger / You’ll be more terrified than Cornelius Fudge . . .� Quidditch, of course, is adapted from the broomstick sport of the same name from the Harry Potter series, and Fudge is the bumbling politician who let his fear get in the way of nipping the Voldemort threat in the bud. See? It’s a topical insult. At the end of my third verse, I brag about my way with words, and then I sneer, “Your passive voice can be spotted like a bad toupee.� In addition to completely destroying my opponent’s self-esteem, I poke fun at his terrible grasp of the English language by delivering my dig about passive voice in the passive voice. Yeah, I know it hurts. Chapter 4: ‘Flow’ Flow is to rap as meter is to poetry. Some tricks that apply to both include rests and enjambment, here called “overlapping bars.� Edwards instructs me to pause on a downbeat to emphasize the next part of my line. Eager to make sure everyone understands that I achieved an A in zoology, by general consensus a rather difficult class for nonscience majors, I pause between “I ruled at zoology� and “I got an A.� I overlapped bars, or continued my idea across lines (in this case, across stanzas), when I wrote “You’ll be more terrified than Cornelius Fudge or / the kids in the library staying up late.� Here, I both deepen the humiliation of my opponent, who is now more of a nervous wreck than Fudge and finals crammers combined, and seamlessly transition into my next topic. Chapter 5: ‘Rhyme’ Observe the internal rhyme. “I bewitch on the pitch when I play Quidditch / It’s uncanny how my Annie can catch that Snitch.� Not only do I use the “–itch� rhyme to join the first line to the second, but I also develop internal consistency within the first line alone by invoking the rhyme three times. Furthermore, I throw in an extra rhyme (“uncanny,� “Annie�) that has no payoff in any other line, but adds coherence within the second line, just because I care. Circumstances forced me to abandon my inclination toward perfect rhyme and work with assonance, or same vowel sound, rhyme when I wrote the couplet: “Our dining hall repertoire often repeats / But still our food is better than at the UCs.� I alliterate in my chorus when I promise, “I’ll proofread your paper like a private eye.� Chapter 6: ‘Rhyme Schemes’ Typically, the main rhyme falls on the last beat of each measure. But sometimes, if a lyricist wants to get very, very tricky, she can place the initiatory rhyme on the fourth beat of the first measure and rhyme it on the upbeat of the second measure’s fourth beat. I employ this tactic when I flaunt the raw power of my extracurricular activities:
“I write for the paper, I work the lit mag / I critique your concerts, throw bad poems in the trash bag.� “Mag� and “trash� cooperate as assonance rhymes, but the perfect rhyme falls on “bag,� the upbeat syllable. Chapter 8: ‘The Writing Process’ Halfway through chapter eight, I realize that I am a natural when I read this: “I dream raps, I dream verses, I dream hooks, choruses,� says Crooked I, allegedly some sort of hiphop artist. The previous Friday night, I had a dream in which I wrote a rap couplet and performed it for the favorite fictional character to whom it was dedicated. A repurposed version of said couplet appears as the opening lines of my rap song: “MC Oz in the house, I sling words like daggers / I swagger, my rhyme’s the only thing that really matters.�
I poke fun at his terrible grasp of the English language by delivering my dig about passive voice in the passive voice. Yeah, I know it hurts. Chapters 12 and 13: ‘Vocal Techniques’ & ‘In the Studio’ “Spit� is hip-hop speak for vocal performance. When I arrived at the homemade recording studio in a friend of the Bohemian’s garage, I intended to do just that. The word spoke to me of aggression and stamping one’s own disgusting, phlegmy identity on one’s art. As someone who doesn’t usually think of herself as particularly aggressive or especially phlegmy, I knew I would have to dig into this word to sell myself as a rapper. I opted to half-memorize my lyrics and still use the sheet as a security blanket to maximize swagger. My dear friend Edwards advised me to be expressive, designate breathing spaces and think of my voice like an instrument. I did all of this as I stood at the microphone, the beat pumping through the big, black headphones cupping my ears. I held my half-memorized lyrics sheet with my left hand and waved my right hand around like rappers I’ve seen on television. I moved my shoulders. I enunciated. I pretended I was Chris Parnell from SNL’s Lazy Sunday, the only rap song to which I know all of the words. In short, I swaggered. But my voice wasn’t the only instrument I brought. After recording the vocals, I whipped out my alto sax and improvised a backing track. Being a high school band geek continues to pay off ! Can books teach me everything, including how to rap? They can indeed, as long as I want to rap like a person who reads a lot of books. To witness the aural intensity of my entire rap song, visit www.bohemian.com/bohemian.
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the last day saloon nightclub & restaurant OPEN AT 4 PM tHURS. - sATURDAY AND ANY DAY A SHOW IS SCHEDULED
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Medtronic Musicians' 4th Annual Fundraiser for American Heart Association The Poyntlyss Sistars + T'Soul CT Cruisers + Geoff Hawkins
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Buddhist Meditation Day Course“How to Solve Your Relationship Problems” Saturday, August 28, 2010 - 10am-3:15pm. You are invited to join us for a day of meditation and discussion to fill your heart with the Buddhist way of cultivating positive and satisfying relationships. Buddhist meditiation techniques help you understand why relationship problems arise and effortlessly how to resolve them. By learning and practicing these meditations you will bring peace of mind to yourself and to the people you love and cherish. Buddhist Teacher maxine Wright will explain how to meditate and how to transform your relationships with meditation and Buddhist principles Class fee of $25 includes vegetarian lunch. All are welcome. No prior experience is required RSVP 707.766.7720, info@meditateincal.org
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Growing Together Workshop For new and “seasoned” couples. Assess strengths and growth areas in your relationship, work on communication and conflict-resolution skills. Fri, Aug 20 (7-9p) & Sat, Aug 21 (10a-4p). Journey Center, Santa Rosa, 707-578-2121, www.journeycenter.org
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