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killed locally went another route and, at great risk to their reputation, spoke out publicly about their experience. These families got the attention of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, who held a hearing and released a report in 2000. That report and its recommendations for a civilian review board were blasted in the Press Democrat—the same week that two more people were killed by police. Ten years down the road, not much has changed. Shootings by city police are still investigated by the county Sheriff ’s department and vice-versa. The local Democratic Party has added police review to its platform, but even with a countywide majority, it has failed to institute even a pilot program in any city. Despite two new chiefs in Santa Rosa, there has been no meaningful change in policy. Surviving families find themselves having made a call for help that resulted in the death of an already distressed loved one. I cannot imagine how tough that is. Last week, I visited the roadside memorial for Nicodemus Sullivan, who was shot between 30 and 42 times by three Sheriff ’s deputies and a CHP officer in southwest Santa Rosa. When I approached the site on Hargrave Avenue, one of Nic’s friends was in front of a makeshift altar, red-eyed, chain smoking and grinding his heels into the asphalt. I parked down the road to give him privacy and walked back slowly, looking at the spraypaint marking where cars had been and bullet casings had landed. I paid my own respects and left a list of other local people killed by police on the altar. We live in a county where part of the population regularly has their cars stolen by the police because they weren’t born on the right side of an imaginary line; where three to four people a year are killed or die in custody without any daylight on the following investigations; where departments refuse to fill public-records requests in a timely fashion. The only relief we see comes from regular folks: the people who step up to divert traffic from driver’s license checkpoints, who assist those abused by police and who monitor and document public police work. No one doing this work gets paid for it, and none are advancing a political program or party. All are doing it simply because it is right.

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law-enforcement groups, the NAACP, the National Latino Officers Association and the SEIU by casting legalization as both a civil rights issue and potential job creator. “It puts us in a place we’ve never been in before,� says Bay Area attorney Chris Conrad, who helped draft the initiative. “We’re closer than we’ve ever been.� In the wake of Prop. 19’s defeat, the sentiment heard most often from marijuana advocates is that legalization in California is no longer a question of if, but of when and how. Legalization advocates statewide anticipate putting the issue before voters in 2012 as a reworded, more detailed proposition, having learned from the experience of Prop. 19. Last weekend, Conrad spoke as part of

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an infraction, essentially the same punishment as a jaywalking ticket. A $100 fine will apply to citations issued, but a violator will no longer have the obligation to appear in court over small possession. For many voters, the bill represented sufficient change. Though state law enforcement officials arrested more than 17,000 people for pot-related felonies last year, and another 60,000 Californians were cited for misdemeanor possession, according to the California Bureau of Statistics, no one is serving time for possession of less than an ounce of marijuana. But that doesn’t mean marijuana possession doesn’t lead indirectly to incarceration, says Omar Figueroa, a cannabis defense attorney who is in favor of legalization. “This would cause a revolution in search and seizure law,� he says, “because smelling marijuana would no longer be reason to search someone’s house or person.�

‘They may grow great weed, but they’re not going to vote against their pocketbooks.’ —Chris Conrad So what’s next for 2012? The next proposed state law would likely offer more protection for medical marijuana, which could be in jeopardy if Republican Steve Cooley is elected to the attorney general’s office. At press time, Cooley and opposing attorney general candidate Kamala Harris were locked in a too-close-to-call race with 1 million ballots left to count, and Cooley, as district attorney of Los Angeles County, has stated on record that he intends to apply federal law to state dispensaries. The federal government, which has yet to recognize marijuana as a therapeutic drug (though 13 states and the District of Columbia have), is not becoming more relaxed. In a recent statement, Attorney General Eric Holder promised to “vigorously enforce� federal law, no matter what California voters decided. Future proposals will also almost certainly include details on taxation and regulation. Voters will be looking for exactly how those taxes will be levied; whether or not they will be earmarked; and how they will directly contribute to the state general fund. With added protections for landlords and employers, the next legalization initiative may include concessions and protections for nearly everyone involved— except, of course, for those who oppose legalization on any ground. More than anything, future efforts to legalize, regulate and tax marijuana will rely on a solidified base. In Sebastopol, Stevie DeAngelo of Americans for Safe Access sat on the panel with Conrad, making modest pleas for unity and healing within the movement. “We really need people who love cannabis more than money to be involved with this,� he says, “or the people who love money will take it over.�

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elcome, fashion and democracy fans! Today we celebrate an online spotlight that allows us to see more clearly how laws are purchased in this country—a device, indeed, that may help us to stop such purchases in the future. Before we trot this little gem down the web-fashion runway, it’s important to look first at one example of how voters recently stopped the purchase of a law in California— yes, hallelujah!—by soundly defeating the well-funded Proposition 23. Following the biggest money back to Texas, we rallied with an informed vote because we knew that Big Oil was behind the proposition. The outfits in our fashion show today will help us to similar victories in the future. On our runway, the models now swaggering in high dress are not chosen for their sex appeal, height, beauty or physique. In fact, some of them are chunky, even corpulent. Others are lean as weasels with that bland, smiling look that cries unctuousness even before they open their mouths. But that brings us to one of the best parts of our show today—they will not be allowed to speak! Instead, their outfits will tell us what they have to say before they say it. The models are all U.S. senators, dressed in garb very much like NASCAR drivers, covered with logos of the corporations or groups sponsoring them. This bit of fun clarity is brought to us by the Influence Tracker, an online widget developed by a collaboration of minds from Wired magazine and MAPLight, Berkeley’s follow-the-money organization. While the widget was still in development, Daniel Newman, who directs MAPLight, wrote an opinion piece for the San Jose Mercury News proposing that California legislators, when proposing a bill, should be forced to wear logos of their corporate sponsors. “With our logo proposal,� Newman wrote this past July, “when lawmakers get up to speak, colorful patches on their suits will make it clear whom they represent. Your lawmaker, not just your AT&T installer, will wear the familiar blue and white AT&T sphere. AT&T is among the top spenders on lobbying in California, as is the Western States Petroleum Association. The association’s curved

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swoosh will be prominent on lawmakers’ suit jackets, along with the logos of their oil company members, including the red letters of ExxonMobil and the cheerful yellow and green sun of BP.� Newman went on: “Lawmakers give away citizens’ money, water and air to the corporations and lobbyists who pay for them to get elected. If the office holders were required to wear NASCAR-style logos, this would become transparent.� Forcing actual outfits on lawmakers is unfortunately infeasible, but the Influence Tracker does dress politicians with logos. Although the first version, out now, doesn’t focus on the Golden State, Influence Tracker creates a back silhouette of each member of Congress wearing the logos of their biggest sponsors. Released a few weeks before the Nov. 2 election, the widget can be downloaded to personal sites. And though it doesn’t yet track our own state legislators, there is reason to keep improving the program since, according to MAPLight, almost 79 percent of the money raised by California legislators comes from outside of California. How can these legislators be representing the voters of this state? The money behind the recently defeated Prop. 23 —both for and against it—was mostly from other states as well. “It’s a broken system where money sets the agenda,� Newman said in a recent interview. “But we have dollar democracy, not just a voter democracy.� In Newman’s eyes, the way to a government that is accountable to citizens is to reduce lawmakers’ financial dependence on groups that want something back from government. Following the money is a big start. This year, MAPLight tracked four of the propositions. Next year, it will track all of them. In the meantime, Californians can check the MAPLight website after each vote in Sacramento, where they can find extensive data to sketch their own NASCAR suits for legislators. “We have the vote and the interest groups that support and align with that vote,� says Newman, “along with how much money they gave your lawmaker.� Sound like a coat of many colors? It is. Get your own Influence Tracker widget at www.MAPLight.org.

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food consumed directly by humans (i.e., plants). As the earth’s human population escalates, with a population of 10 billion expected by the year 2050, the stresses on our planet’s resources will follow, especially if we continue to bring home the bacon and butcher the beef. So what if we just cut big mooing, grunting mammals from the equation and looked to another source of protein? Something lower on the food chain, perhaps—like insects? We wouldn’t be the first large mammals to consume them. The brown bear will sink its teeth into elk and salmon when it can, but it also eats large quantities of moths, termites and ants, and for a creature so high on the food chain to stoop to the bottom for its sustenance is a model act of humility that humans might do well to emulate. Insects and other arthropods, like most “lower� forms of life, abound, constituting an edible resource of tremendous biomass. Ants alone reportedly approximate about one-third of all terrestrial animal biomass, according to ecologists’ models. Add termites, moths, spiders and cockroaches to the menu, and we suddenly have a bounteous resource scuttling about innumerably at our feet, in the cracks and crevices

and vile, damp places of the earth, a vast source of protein and minerals almost entirely untapped. Eating bugs makes so much sense, in fact, that the U.N. is giving consideration to the matter. In February 2008, the Food and Agriculture Organization hosted a workshop called “Forest Insects as Food: Humans Bite Back� in Chiang Mai, Thailand. There, 36 entomologists, edible insect nutritionists, foresters and others with a stake in the developing edible-insect movement discussed the potential of six-legged animals as food and the challenges of developing a market and industry for them. The BBC reports that a handful of Dutch companies have already begun breeding beetles, crickets and locusts for food. Even here in the United States, advocates are pushing the concept. The entomology department of Iowa State University posts online nutritional information about eating insects, while numerous cookbooks, including Creepy Crawly Cuisine: The Gourmet Guide to Edible Insects by Julieta Ramos-Elorduy, tout the wisdom and sense in eating earth’s most abundant terrestrial animal resource and offer recipes like fried grasshoppers, ant larva tacos and mealworm

cookies. Eminent entomologists like Gene R. DeFoliart, a bug-eating advocate at the University of Wisconsin well known to many in the insectivorous community, also vouch for insects as food. And some highend restaurants, such as Mezcal in San Jose and the increasingly famous Typhoon at the Santa Monica Airport, are putting insects on their menus. You might say the insectivore movement is gaining legs. And they’re wiggling.

Bottoms Up Just why creatures can be categorically defined as sustainable or not-so-sustainable food sources can be understood with a quick look at the trophic energy scale, a conceptual representation of organisms and the energy each one requires to grow and reproduce. At the apex of the pyramid scale are the meat-eating predators, like tigers and bluefin tuna. At the bottom are the simplest organic building blocks of life, like algae and phytoplankton, which often require little more than sunlight to grow. In terms of biomass, there is very little of the former and vast quantities of the latter. The critters at the bottom of the trophic pyramid are better choices for food, not only because they’re plentiful. They’re also efficient. It is through algae and phytoplankton that the energy of the sun is first absorbed into the food web through photosynthesis. As energy ascends the pyramid, however—from phytoplankton to krill to sardines to tuna, from bacteria to grasses to grazers to carnivores—energy efficiency is lost rapidly. For every pound of flesh at the top of the trophic pyramid, immeasurable quantities of energy have been expended to make it. Casson Trenor, the senior markets

campaigner with Greenpeace and a former consultant with the sustainable-seafood nonprofit Fishwise, explains basic trophic math using two of the creatures he knows best, tuna and sardines. “To take our protein from the level of tuna is a totally inefficient use of the ocean,” says Trenor, who in 2007 founded the sustainable sushi restaurant Tataki in San Francisco and who recently received Save Our Shores’ Ocean Protection Hero of the Year award. “If we want a pound of protein, we could get it from sardines. If we need to get it from tuna, it might have taken 15 pounds of protein from sardines to make that pound of tuna protein.” Thus, the lower we eat on the food chain, the more sustainable our diets become. The invertebrate level is a good place to settle down and make a meal, for these spineless species are excellent processors of energy. On average, invertebrate species utilize 20 percent of assimilated energy (i.e., food ingested and not pooped out) for growth and reproduction. Vertebrates, by contrast, use just 2 percent of assimilated energy for growth and reproduction, the balance being used for nothing but fueling motion and metabolism. Of course, a vegetarian diet is the most sustainable long-term nutrition plan of all. Plants not only draw their energy directly from the sun via photosynthesis, they do it efficiently, directing up to 85 percent of assimilated energy toward making more of themselves. Algae can double their biomass in hours just by soaking up the sun. But the food business is show business, and no chef attains rock-star status by boiling primordial broths of microscopic nourishment. They gain fame by carving up beasts and grilling them. A restaurant in New Jersey called Café Arugula has even served up retired circus cats (read: “roasted leg of lion”) at expensive special event dinners. '%

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At the EcoFarm Conference in Asilomar last January, where restaurateurs and food producers convened to discuss sustainablefood production, sardines were a hot topic of discussion. That sardines have become an esteemed item in the culinary world gives Trenor at Greenpeace reason to hope. “Sardines are a powerful indicator of change in the seafood industry,� Trenor says. “Sardines have been out of favor for a long time. They’ve been the poor man’s food, processed down by the train tracks and eaten out of a tin.� At Fishwise, Bill Wall, business partnership program manager, says the economic downturn combined with an increased awareness of ecological dynamics has spurred interest in small fishes and other mollusks. Squid, for example, are a great choice for diners hunting low on the trophic scale. “Unless you eat anchovies and sardines,� says Lou Zeidberg, a researcher in Monterey working for UCLA, you aren’t going to get any closer to phytoplankton than with squid.� Sardines and anchovies both filter phytoplankton from the water. Squid— voracious predators, even the four-inchers— do not eat phytoplankton, Zeidberg says, but they eat the copepods and the baby fish that do. Moreover, squid grow marvelously fast, a key point in true sustainability. The familiar market squid—the sort usually dredged in flour and fried—rarely lives more than eight months, according to Zeidberg. Its rapid life cycle helps make the population resilient. Wall at Fishwise says retailers that don’t regularly stock smaller fishes and mollusks may just need to be encouraged. “The best way to see the items in the case is to ask your fishmonger,� Wall says. “Let them know there is a demand for lower trophic-level items.� He adds that there are health, and not just ecological, benefits to eating species closer to the trophic base. “Seafood lower in the food web is typically lower in mercury and contaminants, too,� he says. “Mercury and PCBs bioaccumulate, meaning they are found in greater concentrations higher in the food web. As a shark eats many small fish with low mercury levels, all of the mercury consumed by the shark remains in the tissue, making the mercury content of the shark many times more than the fish it eats.� The same rule applies to tuna, known for its potentially dangerous densities of mercury.

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for “banana worm bread,â€? chocolate chip cookies with dried crickets crumbled into the dough and “mealworm fried rice,â€? calling for equal parts rice and larvae. According to the same website, 100 grams, or about a cup, of grasshopper contains 20.6 grams of protein, 6.1 of fat and 3.9 of carbohydrates. (A three-ounce portion of lean beef, just under a quarter-pound, contains 27.4 grams of protein.) Caterpillar contains 28.2 grams of protein per 100 grams. The same volume of dung beetle contains 17.2 grams. And crickets are high in calcium. Many gardeners know that dandelions and other weeds go well in salads. Fewer know that the common garden snail, Cantareus asperses (formerly known as Helix aspersa), does well when sautĂŠed in butter and garlic (what doesn’t?) and served in the shell in which it lived its life. Yep, the garden snail that ravages your chard and kale is among the snails esteemed as escargot. In fact, it was introduced to California from France, no less, in the 1850s as a food source, according to a UC Davis online report. It now lives around the world. Although snails can reportedly carry diseases dangerous to people, Cantareus aspersus is ranked as a food item by those who know. The French harvest the snails in the fall and may set them loose in an empty fish tank for several days where they are allowed to feed on rolled oats for a clean change of diet. A subsequent forced fast of several days renders them ready to prep, cook and eat. Snails are high in protein, vitamins E and B1, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium and are low in fat—prior to the butter. Be forewarned, though: snails may carry a parasitic roundworm. If cooking fails to kill this parasite, it may kill you. Do your homework.

Staring at the Sun Those who eat shark, tuna, beef and lion are—how do we put this gently?—pigging out on the world’s precious resources. But what if we could draw our energy directly from the sun? Some believers say we can. They call themselves sungazers and claim that life can be lived without food as we know it. By staring at the sun while standing barefoot on barren sand, rock, mud or soil, the philosophy goes, one can photosynthesize sunlight into calories. Mason Howe Dwinell, a former San Francisco resident, sungazed on and off for a year in 2003 and 2004, was featured in a documentary film and eventually wrote a book about his experience and philosophy. Though he never went more than three weeks without food, he does declare on his website (www.sungazing.com), “Yes, you can live without food.� Dwinell, now of Vermont, suffered only minor damage to his maculae during his days of staring at the sun, but he says his vision never deteriorated. Elsewhere, sungazing gurus have reportedly lived for years without food. The science behind the practice is not fully understood or thoroughly documented, but its advocates assure: With patience and faith, we can actually eat the sun. I’d rather eat termites.

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original festival organizers had fallen first into ambivalence and then abandonment. Lhormer seized the opportunity and reorganized the event in 2001, bringing with him marketing skills and a vision for the festival’s raison d’être. His efforts paid off handsomely. “The first year, the audience tripled,â€? says Lhormer today. “We ended up building a really phenomenal and beautiful festival.â€? Lhormer spent seven years as a chief figure of the Sonoma Valley Film Festival up until the production of his own piece of indie filmmaking, Bottle Shock, in 2008. After the promotion and distribution of the film, which focuses on the true tale of homegrown Napa wine competing and defeating Parisian wine in a 1976 blind taste test, Lhormer saw fit to realize his dreams of holding a film festival in the heart of Napa Valley “We got serious last summer, about a year and a half ago, in 2009,â€? Lhormer says, adding that this film festival has nothing to do with his previous involvement with the Sonoma Valley Film Festival. “This is a clean split,â€? he says. “We’re just focusing on creating a brand-new film festival.â€?

St. Helena’s Cameo Cinema will have the honor of screening the first official film of the festival. “Overall, the consensus is that this is going to be a wonderful event coming up,� says Cathy Buck, proprietor of Cameo Cinema, where luminaries like Francis Ford Coppola and Robert Redford have been known to show up. “Everyone is looking forward to the what the Napa Valley Film Festival has to offer.� The single-screen, 97-year old Cameo Cinemas this weekend shows John Cameron Mitchell’s Rabbit Hole, starring Nicole Kidman, Diane Weist and Aaron Eckhart, on Friday, Nov. 12. The film deals with a family’s struggle to cope with the loss of their only child, and Buck expects it to be a major attentiongrabber. “A lot of these independent films are spectacular,� she says. For Buck, the NVFF is an opportunity not only to attract a wider audience for Napa theaters, but to also bring awareness to local residents of quality films produced outside mainstream Hollywood. She sees the traditional Hollywood system of distribution as difficult for small filmmakers to overcome, and believes film festivals hold the '' THE BOHEMIAN

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handed down an NC-17 rating for the film, causing much discussion and anticipation, but what controversy or popularity garnered in recent weeks is of little value to Lhormer. “We made a decision prior to the rating,� says Lhormer, who doesn’t see the adults-only rating as a deterrent to screening the film for an audience. “We definitely don’t want to shy away from the material. The acting is unbelievably good.�

‘Every year, we will have films that push the envelope.’ —Marc Lhormer

The film looks to have a wider albeit limited release in December, and the Weinstein Company, distributor of Blue Valentine, is set to appeal the MPAA’s decision sometime this month. Harvey Weinstein has gone on record to state his hopes of retaining director Derek Cianfrance’s unaltered vision of the film after the appeals process. Regardless of the outcome, the NVFF will screen the uncut version of Blue Valentine. Lhormer speculates that the Napa Valley Film Festival will be no stranger to controversial films, and hopes to showcase storytelling with deep emotional impact. “Every year, we will have films that push the envelope,� Lhormer says. Still, the most personal aspect of Lhormer’s involvement with the festival comes from his experience on the other side of the camera. Bottle Shock was independently distributed, and he knows the complexities of creating and marketing an independent film. “We’ve been through all of it,� he says. With a launch celebration this year and a fully expanded festival in 2011, Lhormer is putting all of his efforts into supporting independent cinema once more. For independent filmmakers, a festival is a chance to share their dream—and for the moviegoing audience, an opportunity to put a human face to strips of film. “Come get a taste,� Lhormer says. “See what we’re doing.� The Napa Valley Film Festival launch celebration runs Friday–Sunday, Nov. 12–13, at Cameo Cinema (1340 Main St., St. Helena) and the Napa Valley Opera House (1030 Main St., Napa). For complete details and screening times, visit www.napavalleyfilmfest.org.

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popular series gets skewered in the loopy Twilight tribute Mary Anne has patched together for Dean’s edification. Eventually, she’s joined on the Skype screen by a fellow Mom for Edward named Dottie—a sidesplitting performance by Mary Gannon Graham—who keeps asking Dean to take his shirt off. Partly a parody of the current cultural obsession with vampires (including references to True Blood and The Vampire Diaries), Paglen’s clever script also examines the nature of evil and whether popular culture, by turning its greatest icons of evil into objects of sexual desire, has lost something significant in the translation. It’s a very funny show that actually has something juicy to say. The Medium, directed by Elly Lichenstein and with music direction by Amy Glenn, also has something to say. Monica (beautifully played and sung by Emma McNairy) is the abused daughter of alcoholic con-woman Baba (a wonderful performance by Valentina Osinski), who ekes out a living by pretending to be a medium. She goes by the name Madame Flora, and preys on grieving parents eager to speak with their dead children. Baba involves the reluctant Monica in her schemes, also employing a mute Gypsy boy Toby (Lukas Thompson), who not so secretly loves Monica. Things turn serious when Baba begins to believe that real spirits have been conjured, and they are angry with her for cheating so many people. As all operas of this kind must do, the story leads to tragedy. Taken with Nosferatu, Menotti’s lovely examination of the power of belief gives us the satisfying, full-spectrum opportunity to laugh and then to cry. ‘We y U, Nosferatu!’ and ‘The Medium’ run Friday– Sunday through Nov. 21 at Cinnabar Theater. Friday– Saturday at 8pm; Sunday at 2pm. 3333 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. $20–$35. 707.763.8920.

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exclamation points, but this one is as worn out as America’s rail infrastructure. Rosario Dawson shines as a control-tower boss, but in rooms where experts look at maps and telephone each other, Scott repeats one shot over and over, panning the camera as it is dollied to induce appropriate thematic motion sickness. Such a speeding monster ought to serve a purpose more interesting than bringing together two diametrically opposed railway workers and forcing them to appreciate their families. Isn’t this train—a glowering locomotive bearing the numbers “777�—a symbol of something? Eco-catastrophe? Corporate malfeasance by a thinly veiled version of freight-hauling company CSX? There’s a plot point about layoffs, and we’re supposed to think the head executive in the film (Kevin Dunn) is an idiot who only cares about profit, although he does engineer a pretty entertaining rescue by yo-yo-ing a former Marine (“Just back from Afghanistan!�) from a helicopter onto the deck. The moment compares favorably with the finale, as seen in previews, of a hero “actually running,� exclaims a newscaster, “on top of the train cars!� As if this hadn’t been a feat performed some time before in the history of cinema. Like Scott, Washington is here to repeat things. “There’s only one rule, and one rule only,� he says, sagely. But he tells us what happens to those who break that one rule, whatever that rule was: “And he was found in the wreck with his hand upon the throttle, scalded to death by the steam, poor boy.� Like a dose of Ritalin, the movie’s editing gets more furious as the audience gets calmer, and Unstoppable never goes completely over the top where it belongs. ‘Unstoppable’ opens in wide release Friday, Nov. 12.

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“Remember when Ronald Reagan was president? We had Bob Hope. We had Johnny Cash. Think about where we are today. We’ve got President Obama. But we have no hope, and we have no cash.� Yessir, this stupid line of thinking comes courtesy of your new House majority leader, John Boehner, who used this bit daily as part of his campaign stump speech. What did Johnny Cash’s daughter, Roseanne Cash, think about it? “John Boehner,� she tweeted on Election Day, “stop using my father’s name as a punch line, you asshat.� Go, girl! Unfortunately, Cash’s tweet wasn’t enough to prevent the re-election of Boehner’s asshattery, but it did earn her a place in our hearts. Did we mention that her latest album, The List, is among her best work ever? Cheer her on when Cash appears Saturday, Nov. 13, at the Uptown Theatre. 1350 Third St., Napa. 8pm. $45–$60. 707.259.0123.

Easily the area’s most vibrant lightning rod for the current youth explosion of energy and creativity, the Arlene Francis Theatre this weekend hosts a five-band bill that’s anything but usual. Why? Because no matter who’s playing, the atmosphere at the large brick building in Railroad Square, formerly known as the North Bay Film and Art Collective, is always freely inventive. Chalk that up to Martin Hamilton, whose patient stewardship this weekend hosts the bands Writer, Garden & Villa, Starskate, Guy Henry and locals Mystery Invention, celebrating the release of their new album. Art by Zohn Mandel, Julia Davis and Saif Azzuz will be on display, too, but what matters is the spirit of the place, and you can’t fit that into a press release. See what I mean on Thursday, Nov. 11, at the Arlene Francis Theatre. 99 Sixth St., Santa Rosa. 7pm. $5. No phone.

“Fake country,� “weird cartoon music�—these are phrases that the members of 3 Leg Torso use to describe their music. What it is, in actuality, is a metropolitan cross of tango, klezmer and chamber music that’s landed in a number of soundtracks and on theater stages countrywide. Fans of A Hawk and a Handsaw, Yann Tiersen and Tin Hat Trio will find much to be distracted by in 3 Leg Torso’s vivaciousness, and especially so in a live setting this weekend. Switching from vibes to percussion, Gary Irvine serves as an anchor for the group’s compositions for upright bass, accordion and violin—and, yes, they need an anchor. “We’re all trying to be the third leg,� says member T. J. Arko. See for yourself on Saturday, Nov. 13, at 142 Throckmorton Theatre, 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. 8pm. $20–$23. 415.383.9600.

Ever since his days leading the Modern Hicks, local singer-songwriter Kevin Russell has specialized in an easygoing brand of Western swing and country; his smooth baritone and slick guitar skills bring even the most ragged barn-burning songs back down to earth. With his recent project the Rhythm Rangers joining a rÊsumÊ that includes Laughing Gravy, Under the Radar and his own solo career, Russell is certainly prolific. He outdoes himself this weekend by releasing two CDs at once: Pilgrim and There Ain’t Nobody Home But Me. The albums feature backing by the likes of Jim Hurst, Doug Adamz, Ted Dutcher, Layne Bowen and other Russell contemporaries, and many will be on hand to accompany Russell at the double-release show on Saturday, Nov. 13, at the Sebastopol Community Center Annex. 425 Morris St., Sebastopol. 7:30pm. $15. 707.824.1858.

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phones or with one another. “There will literally be people in the audience timing us,� Sakakeeny says. “If it’s less than 90 minutes, people will ask for their money back. It’s a very different scene.� In a business deal that felt more like a marriage compromise, the tour coordinators from China had specific requests for the program’s lineup. “We have a mixed program of Chinese, American and European music,� Sakakeeny says. “We thought we would open with their national anthem, but it’s pretty controversial at the moment, so they asked us to play ‘Ode to the Red Flag’ instead. It’s very communist sounding.� The special program also includes three pieces from movie scores by John Williams, including the instantly recognizable, fourmovement suite from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. The second half features European classics like Strauss’ “Blue Danube Waltz� and Respighi’s Pines of Rome alongside the Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto, the “Spring Festival Overture� and “Jasmine Flower,� three staples of the repertoire in China. The American Philharmonic hasn’t always jetted across the Pacific. The group first sprang from grassroots Cotati in 1998, when the city council expressed interest in Cotati having its own orchestra. Sakakeeny saw an opportunity for an experiment: what if, he proposed, there was an orchestra based on and funded by the community? City leaders handed Sakakeeny $12,000 and told him to make it happen. In an overwhelming response from the first free concert in Cotati’s La Plaza Park, the audience passed an unprompted hat around for donations even as the volunteer-built stage sank into the mud under 3,000 pounds of rented grand piano. Sakakeeny has stayed roughly two free concerts ahead of the game through payit-forward audience donations, but the economic drag of the last few years has hit professional orchestras and concertgoers right where it hurts. “People still donate the same amount,� Sakakeeny says, “but only about half the number of people show up.� To make up the difference, and to help the orchestra continue to present free concerts, the American Philharmonic has arranged a series of ticketed concerts in the next few months with smaller ensembles at intimate venues. “They’re not all at the Wells Fargo Center, and they’re not for the same audience,� Sakakeeny explains. “This is purely fundraising. The concerts are for people who want to donate, and they get a really great time at a beautiful venue in return.� Not to worry, free-concert lovers—the price tag falls away once the series is over. Sakakeeny wouldn’t have it any other way. “This is my purpose in life,� he says. “It’s a lovely, community-based expression of something I will do until I drop.� The American Philharmonic presents a program of American composers on Saturday–Sunday, Nov. 20–21, at the Wells Fargo Center (50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa; Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 3pm; both free). On Sunday, Dec. 19, the orchestra plays its entire China tour program in a fundraising farewell concert at the Wells Fargo Center (8pm; $35). Full schedule of chamber concerts at www.apsonoma.org.

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