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hey, this is where all that great food—crab, oysters, meats, cheeses, milk and butter and cream, ice cream, fruits and vegetables—comes from. Planners have described Santa Rosa’s proposed rail and transit center as a Ferry Building of the wine country. How lively and vital and astonishing would it be to step off the train there or in Petaluma to shop and see carloads of local produce leaving the station, farmers arriving, youth stevedores moving goods on handcars. Let’s use our imaginations! There is anxiety among those who worry about the politics of food and how it is distributed that poor minority communities do not have access to healthy food. Down here in Marin, we are not especially diverse, but our transit centers sure are. Farm cars in our transit centers each day would mean that the woman at Third and Heatherton who cleans your house and cares for your children would get first pick of produce that is so healthy, fresh, local and sustainable that it would excite Alice Waters and Michael Pollan to the point that they would have to take turns fanning one another with her funny hat. Social justice never tasted so good. Thank you for using public transportation! Do not be discouraged by that vocal minority that grumbles about the cost of the train. When we collectively spend several hundred million dollars per project to add a lane of freeway here or to straighten out a viaduct or reconfigure an interchange or add a sound wall there—work that is going on all over the region and state all the time—no one makes a peep. We can afford it. Keep in mind that the generation that we call the greatest one in our short history conceived and built the Golden Gate Bridge during the Great Depression. We will need some of that generation’s energy and resolve when the Pearl Harbor of climate change comes down and we mobilize for the mother of all heroic struggles. We can refurbish a few score miles of train track. It’ll be good practice.
It would excite Alice Waters and Michael Pollan to the point that they would have to take turns fanning one another with her funny hat.
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Senate Bill 376, which will ban shark fin products in California, is a far cry from cold-blooded racism, as Sen. Leland Yee suggests. Shark finning kills up to 100 million sharks every year. Most people don’t realize the importance of sharks in the ocean ecosystem, both here in the Bay Area and across the globe. Many shark species are endangered or becoming endangered, and are in need of being protected. Protecting our atmosphere, ocean health and ocean food supply should be of greater priority than preserving an antiquated cultural tradition such as shark fin soup. Many young Asian Americans agree with this outlook.
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ringing cake. Sure, it reads like a lost lyric from “MacArthur Park,� but it’s actually a key moment in the history of media, marketing and perhaps even marzipan. As recounted by Wired Magazine contributing editor Frank Rose in his recently released tome, The Art of Immersion: How the Digital Generation Is Remaking Hollywood, Madison Avenue, and the Way We Tell Stories, the cake was part of an alternative reality game qua marketing campaign to promote the last Batman flick The Dark Knight, featuring Heath Ledger as the Joker. How a Boston couple found themselves in a bakery asking for a package that contained the cake (and a phone number scrawled upon it in icing) is too elaborate to relay, but suffice it to say, they and hundreds of thousands of other participants, online and elsewhere, were enthralled. When the couple dialed the number, a mobile phone that had been stashed inside the cake began to ring. Such was the fiendish genius of the game architects at Pasadena-based 42 Entertainment, and precisely the kind of touch the Joker himself might employ. Instructions followed, and the couple and several others who’d enjoyed similar interactions with the game eventually went on to a private teaser screening. Throughout, a legion of fans followed and aided the unlocking of various clues online, which drew them further into the narrative of not only the game but the Batman flick as well. Participatory campaigns, though not yet par for the course, are frequently being baked in (as it were) to extend narrative experiences beyond our screens and into our daily lives. Throughout his book, Rose examines dozens of such immersive entertainments and makes a compelling case that the best way to enjoy a story is perhaps from within. The inadvertent Zen notwithstanding (mine, not Rose’s), one way to reach an audience and have them truly internalize a story (and perhaps develop an addictive need to pony up for its various permutations) is to have it intrude on their external reality. Or their toilet stall—after all, that’s what Nine Inch Nails brain trust Trent Reznor did to
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oday, a friend brought over some pictures of her adopted MichoacĂĄn village, where lack of monetary wealth is offset by rich beauty, bright colors and elaborate rituals that weave together the lives of the villagers. One picture shows a bright yellow table covered with food gathered by the villagers to prepare meals for the needy—peppers, lettuce, beans—and it looks as if everyone had raided their gardens. In those parts of Mexico without Facebook to mimic actual face-to-face connections, my friend has experienced real functional community. Part of her success as a part-time resident of Mexico is that she does not impose American culture or food on her neighbors. My friend’s vibrant and touching photographs contrasted starkly with the dark images conjured by the latest USDA big-bully crimes against the world’s food supply, and against Mexico in particular. Like my friends who have moved south on a part-time basis, I love Mexico. My spirit has been given so much by the Mexican people both here and in Mexico that I am all the more disappointed by what the United States has brought to Mexican residents, including high-fructose corn syrup, the cheap filler used in processed convenience foods. In the past few years, high-fructose corn syrup has been exposed as a major contributor to diabetes, and just like we did in decades past with our surpluses of DDT, we’re shipping more high-fructose corn syrup to our southern neighbors. A lot more this year, according to officials’ estimates. “Corn used to produce high-fructose corn syrup is projected 15 million bushels higher, reflecting strong shipments of the cornbased sweetener to Mexico,â€? states the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report of Feb. 9, 2011. This is especially troubling, as Hispanics possess a greater predisposition to developing diabetes. But all that subsidized junk corn has to go someplace. Right? Among the ironies here is that for centuries Mexico’s farming economy was maize-based. The United States changed all that. First, U.S. agribusiness infected Mexico’s ancient stock with cross-pollination from genetically modified crop strains. Then we undersold Mexican farmers in the marketplace, because our farmers get government money to grow this controversial crop.
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After a stop in Santa Maria, Red Car laid track up north to a former tractor dealership in Graton. Although to some eyes its nostalgic imagery may evoke a trend in graphically appealing, impulse-priced wines, Red Car is in fact a small, 6,000-case operation with an exclusive focus on Sonoma Coast vineyards (i.e., it has nothing to do with certain other red, combustion-engined vehicles). The remodeled tasting room is art-gallery spartan but fun, with funky furnishings from stuffed shark and vintage motorcycle seat stool to green velvet sofa.
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The 2009 Boxcar Sonoma Coast Chardonnay ($23) leads the tasting with aromas of Orange Julius and white owers, hinting at hydrangea, and instead of oak and butter, a welcome taste of toffee—a nice value for a Chardonnay of this subtlety and provenance. Straightforward and appealing, the 2009 Boxcar Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir ($28) rolls juicy plum and black cherry fruit under vanilla, clove oil and Malbec-like plum-leather tones to a brisk ďŹ nish.
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Red Car’s director of sales and viticulture Paul Sequeira says that their style is angled toward a European style: less forward fruit plus more complexity and structure. This shows particularly well in the 2009 Trolley Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir ($45). Warm and wide with potpourri, sage, thyme and cooking-fat aromas, this is a lighter-hued Pinot that puts readily identiďŹ able fruit in the background, with plenty of body and diversions up front. Due to high marks from the American Wine Awards and other press, the 2008 Boxcar Sonoma Coast Syrah ($20) is the Car’s rent payer, while vinted no differently from their reserves, says Sequeira. Packed with brooding blueberry, olallieberry and grape, and scented with gamey, smoked meat and clean, wet hay varietal hallmarks, this cool-climate or “Northern RhĂ´neâ€?– styled Syrah is competitive beyond its price point. Other releases include single vineyard and reserve lots.
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Located in the green “Gateway to Gratonâ€? buildings at the corner of Highway 116, Red Car is adjacent to the Dutton-GoldďŹ eld tasting room (formerly Ace Cider Pub). Parking is ample; it can also be reached via the old Petaluma and Santa Rosa electric railroad right-of-way, only blocks away. If your other car is a bicycle. Red Car Wine Co., 8400 Graton Road, Sebastopol. Open Thursday–Monday 10am–4:30pm. Tasting fee $10. 707.829.8500.
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LONGTIME LOCALS REMEMBER IT ALL TOO WELL. The roof of Robinson’s Excavating Co. floats down River Road, thwarted only by a power pole. In February of 1986, the storm would just not stop, dropping 24 inches of rain over a 10-day period. The overflowing Russian River reached a record high water level of 49 feet, 1 inch at the Guerneville Bridge, submerging the entire town and changing lives forever. Out of a house in Guerneville, a small-town publication called The Paper covered the flood, its damage and its aftermath. The Paper would eventually turn into the Sonoma County Independent and then to the North Bay Bohemian, which you hold in your hands. But the photos from the flood remain in our archives, just as clear, or sometimes clearer, than the many memories still shared about that wet, wet week. To commemorate the 25th Anniversary of what’s commonly known as “the Great Valentine’s Day Flood of 1986”— which actually lasted much longer than Valentine’s Day—we at the Bohemian have decided to dip into those archives and share some memories of the tragedy, resolve and eventual triumph that Guerneville and its surrounding areas underwent in 1986. It all started with our own curiosity upon finding the near-forgotten photo file: Who are the people in these photos? Whatever became of them? How did they persevere? Who are those kids and who did they grow up to become? Whose Volkswagen bus is that?
Ruth Bennett with kids and dog, waiting for the waters to recede.
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We never did find out who owned the bus, but after posting a handful of these photos online and asking for memories, we definitely heard from our readers. And amid the muck, the mudslides and the misery, the recurring theme told to us was that of a community coming together and working to help each other through a very rough week. That spirit is still alive in Guerneville. Some of the people in these photos are, too.
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“The River Rendezvous! They had burgers, hot dogs, stuff like that,� says longtime resident Jennette Evans. “There were a bunch of pinball machines and a big basement that always flooded. It was one of the last few straight bars in town.� Evans was working at River Village when the storm hit and waters began rising. She left to go to Safeway for emergency supplies; when she tried to return on River Road, the water was halfway up the door on her van. “And I said, ‘You know what? I’m not going back to work,’� she says. “So I called work, and they said, ‘We’ll have to fire you.’ Yeah.�
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Submerged roads like this one are a vivid memory for Forestville resident Connie Smith. “I remember days and days of the rain,� she says. “We were all down at Speer’s Market stocking up on supplies. The rain slowed down and we thought we had dodged the bullet but didn’t consider the runoff. We woke up to unpassable roads—propane tanks floating down River Road, National Guard amphibious vehicles creating wakes like ocean waves. The water had reached to the stop sign at the bottom of Champs de Elysses. It was a long four days before we could go anywhere.�
Candy Turner and baby son recovering among the cots at the Santa Rosa Veterans’ Memorial building.
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VON RENNER “I was doing this shuttling thing,� explains Fred Von Renner, “for about three days, all day long, because my tractor could go in high water where vehicles couldn’t.� Like fellow backhoe operator Rich Dickerson, whose backhoe is pictured here, Von Renner helped pull cars out of water, but mostly he played taxi, lifting people in his loader near Vacation Beach and taking them to safety through the raging wind and waters. “A lot of local people in this community would quite often go help others,� he says, modestly. “I was raised that way.� Having been born in Guerneville, Von Renner had been through floods all his life. He was five years old in the great flood of ’55, just inches below 1986’s record level. His parents owned Buck’s Restaurant, and, he says, “We would typically move our furniture up, get hoses out as soon as the waters receded and wash everything out. We looked at it as spring cleaning. It was just a way of life on the river.�
One of many dangerous rescues on the river. '%
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“My eldest daughter’s birthday, we woke to knee-high water covering the road, and the water was still rising,” says Mary Cervantes, pictured here. “My sister and I walked through the murky knee-high flood water to Safeway to get the birthday cake. We still had a birthday to celebrate.” The next day, they were taken in boats to the police station, then the fire station and ultimately St. Elizabeth’s church. “I think we were there two days,” she says. “There wasn’t a lot of room or food. They boiled eggs in a big metal coffee maker and passed out cold spam.”
Cervantes made it out “literally floating like a boat” through the waters in a family Suburban, reuniting with her family at the Vets Building in Santa Rosa. “We were there for a few days before we were allowed back to see if we could salvage anything,” says Cervantes, now living in Santa Rosa. “Some family photos and keepsakes were saved. Not much more than that. We had lost almost everything.”
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Robert Ulivy, stunned to suddenly find himself without a home.
Michael Fisher’s band had a show booked at the River Theatre before the flood, but it was cancelled on account of power outages. Opting for the after-show party nonetheless, “We snored in drug-addled, alcoholic dreamland while the waters rose,” he writes, “and awoke the next morning to a Third World reality.” (His band’s name stayed on the marquee, being broadcast on nationwide news broadcasts all week.) After evacuating their house in a rowboat filled with their son, dog, cat and rabbit, Fisher and his wife took refuge with some nearby neighbors. With the water pipes broken, he hiked “on heavily wooded, steep-ass hillsides, high above the swollen river, to get to a pure stream for drinking water.” From the vantage point on the hill, he witnessed the river take down numerous power lines, sparking and smoking. His only way to describe the week? “An Apocalypse Now kind of feeling.”
ALEX AND JANE
TINKER’S TAPES
Betamax tapes were still relevant in 1986, and the place to rent them in Guerneville was Tinker’s Tapes. Living up to its name, Tinker’s was an all-purpose repair shop, too; anything that was broken, “Tinker” could probably fix it, and he even wrote a home-repair column in The Paper. (In the issue after the flood, he suggested readers bring him their waterlogged appliances.) Though his wife Jane lost her battle with cancer, Tinker, aka Alex, is rumored to still be living in the area. No doubt he still remembers the poster in his store window when the flood hit—right on the front windows, for the recently released Mel Gibson movie, The River.
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ALL PHOTOS BY THE STAFF AND CONTRIBUTORS OF ‘THE PAPER,’ 1986. Stephen Gross, Greg King, Tom Richman, Tom Roth, Brad Smith, Carl van Dyke and Janet Zagoria.
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Peter Nortz still lives in Guerneville and remembers being with his wife in this cemetery scene like it was yesterday. “We were living on River Road across from True Value Hardware; the water came up so fast we couldn’t save anything,� he says. “When the big copters landed and took off, they almost blew my van over. My wife evacuated to Santa Rosa to be reunited with our daughter, I stayed at the cemetery for another two days waiting for a break to see how the house was.� When he was finally able to get back down to River Road to check on their home, his heart broke. “Total devastation,� he says. “Lost everything.�
PG&E worker Cal Bal passes the time fishing in his driveway.
A Volkswagen bus that didn’t quite make it out of ‘Vacation Wonderland.’
TOM ‘MANURE MAN’
LYNCH
The “MM� on the sweatshirt here stands for “Manure Man,� which is a nickname Tom Lynch won’t ever live down. Why, you ask? Because in 1985, the city of Santa Rosa was found to have dumped 750 million gallons of sewage in the Russian River, which naturally floated downstream to Guerneville. Lynch decided to give it back. One night at 3am, on a tractor with a rented spreader, he dumped manure all over the streets of four blocks of downtown Santa Rosa. Amazingly, he didn’t get arrested. A local hero was born. When the flood hit the next year, Lynch was living in a tent on Mt. Jackson, above the waters. But he spent a week helping people in town, remembering the scene vividly. “There were helicopters landing in front of the Guerneville Fire Department,� he says, “PT boats going up and down the river evacuating people onto the Guerneville Bridge, National Guardsmen, people all over the place. You were expecting to see Francis Ford Coppola with a microphone, throwing napalm on the hillsides.�
St. Elizabeth’s Church became a refuge for women and children until helicopters came.
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celebrate the respected writer’s legacy while exploring the relationship between place, people and literature. This year, the conference expands to include outdoor art installations and exhibits, as well as a film festival that runs Feb. 25–27. The literary component of Geography of Hope, co-chaired by former U.S. poet laureate (and Stegner student) Robert Hass and contemporary poet Brenda Hillman, runs March 18–20. The theme of this year’s conference is “Ref lections on Water.� Costa points to the unique water features in West Marin—the Pacific Ocean, Tomales Bay, Drake’s Estero—as inspiration for this year’s theme. But he says it is the political element of water that makes it ripe for artistic interrogation. “Water is one of the most important challenges that we face in terms of the future,� Costa says by phone from Point Reyes. “We’ve been so obsessed with oil for decades, but water is a life force.� The indie-bookstore owner is particularly excited about the conference’s venture into film, explaining that the selections cross the gamut from political documentaries to surf adventures: “Unlike other film festivals that have a fairly broad program,� he says, “being
able to focus specifically on water, you get a deeper appreciation of how film has been an expression of that element.� As the founding director of the Santa Cruz Film Festival, Jane Sullivan brings a wealth of experience in film curation as co-director of the Geography of Hope’s film festival. She says that she and partner John Muller screened over 700 films, eventually narrowing them down to 70, with a mix of feature and documentary pieces. Initially, Sullivan thought the theme of water might be limiting, but the more in-depth she got into what water really is, she says, the broader the scope became: “Rather than only focusing on the heavy duty issues, which is certainly part of the festival—dams, coal mining residue, plastics in the ocean—there is also a playful, spiritual and redemptive quality to water,� Sullivan says by phone from Inverness. “It is the great equalizer. Every rich man and woman needs it, and every poor man and woman needs it.� Both Sullivan and Muller are aiming for dynamic panels that allow the audience to interact with the filmmakers as well as scholars, Jungian analysts and even scientific engineers. Sullivan declares that the festival is not elitist
and will feature “everyday people who have made changes in their lives.� Panelists and performers include Reverend Billy, the crazed preacher from the Church of Life After Shopping, who’s conducted unruly protests inside of Starbucks stores nationwide; “eco-sexual� activist and author Annie Sprinkle; and experimental guitarist Henry Kaiser. San Francisco–based physician and firsttime director Nancy Iverson produced one of the festival’s featured documentaries, From the Badlands to Alcatraz, which follows the journey of a group of Lakota youth in a week-long training to swim through the cold, shark-infested waters from Alcatraz to San Francisco. She will appear on a panel also featuring Lisa Waters, a woman of the Lakota tribe who’s completed the swim two years straight. “It’s so important to address problems and not live in a fairy tale. But it’s also important to present and suggest solutions, to not just get stuck in ‘overwhelm,’� says Iverson about the conference’s positive aim. “There have to be some steps forward as well.� In keeping with the goal of exploring the relationship between people and place, the literary conference offers field trips through the wilds of West Marin, led by naturalists from the area, in addition to readings and panels with authors and poets. On opening night, poets and co-chairs Hillman and Hass will speak about ways stories are told while giving a spiritual connection and context to the weekend events. “It’s a very full schedule for two days,� says Hillman. “People will be doing writing, talking and storytelling on these adventures.� Hillman, who calls herself a spiritual eco-poet, completed Practical Water, a collection of poems that dives into hydrology as source of sustenance, in 2009. An environmental and antiwar activist, she says that poets and writers have a responsibility to bring not only beauty but also an ethical hopefulness to the world. In a thought echoed by many of the conference organizers and participants, Hillman emphasizes the multifaceted approach of the conference and the goal of inspiring others, even if the present day is a fairly depressing time for water as a resource. “Obviously, Point Reyes is a protected space, but it’s still possible to interact with the wilderness, with the wetlands and with the places that we haven’t screwed up yet,� says Hillman, “to get true sustenance and immeasurable hope from the fact that we are part of the greater it, and not the main it. It’s such an amazing life and existence that we have.� The Geography of Hope Film Festival takes place Feb. 25–27 at the Dance Palace Community Center. 503 B St., Point Reyes Station. The Geography of Hope Conference takes place March 18–20 in several locations around Point Reyes Station. Times and ticket prices vary. 415.663.1542.
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n Barcelona’s rugged Santa Coloma district, Uxbal (Javier Bardem) has learned that he has stage-four prostate cancer. But the handsome Catalonian has much more on his insufficiently washed plate as well: his estranged wife, Marambra (Maricel à lvarez), is a promiscuous bipolar case who’s way too friendly with Uxbal’s brother, Tito (Eduard Fernåndez). His father is about to be evicted to make way for real estate development. His two children are growing up neglected. Seeing the end in sight, Uxbal works night and day in various dodgy activities. He’s a liaison man between the neighborhood’s teeming illegal immigrants and the cut-rate employers who hire them. Moreover, Uxbal is psychic. He reluctantly takes some money on the side, transcribing parting words from the newly deceased. The slim à lvarez has a beguiling nose, and when she rubs it near Bardem’s own Roman beak, it’s visual harmony at work. But director Alejandro Gonzålez Iùårritu lets us know how out of control Marambra is too early on. We don’t get a chance to be enchanted by her before we find out she’s unbalanced. We first see her waking up Tito early in the morning by dancing topless on his back and spilling red wine over him. The wine cascade turns out to be a visual rhyme with the bloody urine Uxbal keeps spouting as his disease progresses. The beauty here of anything but rot— blood, polluted skies, greasy alleys in the morning—is either missing or marked with bruises. There’s an exception: an incident where Uxbal is startled by a flock of starlings
as he stands on a freeway overpass. As for the city itself, Barcelona’s coast might as well be as far away as Borneo. The only beach we see is awash in cadavers. There’s one sunset over the water, and the sun is diffracted into the shape of a rising mushroom cloud—in a word, doom. In the press notes for Biutiful, Iùårritu sounds like the star of the Dos Equis beer commercials, the World’s Most Interesting Man: “Modern society suffers, among many things, from a profound thanatophobia.â€? Is that a fact? It’s usually fear of life, not death, audiences are accused of; we’re told we don’t take risks, that we’re slaves to corporate death culture. The death-defying qualities of cinema (a glowing afterlife for that long deceased actress, an action hero’s magic escape from the reaper) help to cope with the inevitable. In its faith in a life to come—a hushed dream world of snow and trees—Biutiful rigs the game a little. Who can’t endure the horrors of the world if they have proof of heaven? There is no fun, dirty or otherwise, for the poor residents of the neighborhood Iùårritu rhapsodizes about in the press notes. No relief, either in music or color or sex. At a scene in a strip club, with mutant dancers decorated with extra nipples on their asses, Biutiful stretches its world-is-a-ghetto point right into straight disgustorama. ‘Biutiful’ continues its run at the Century Regency (280 Smith Ranch Road, San Rafael; 415.479.6496) and Rohnert Park 16 (555 Rohnert Park Expwy., Rohnert Park; 707.586.5996). It opens Friday, Feb. 25, at Summerfield Cinemas (551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa; 707.522.0719) and Cameo Cinema (1340 Main St., St. Helena; 707.963.9779).
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Like working in the wine industry after Sideways or working in a record store after High Fidelity, it must be incredibly strange to be dancing in a ballet troupe after the widespread hullabaloo over Black Swan. Can you imagine trying to explain your trained craft to someone who’s simply imagining you as Mila Kunis? Fortuitously, Alonzo King’s LINES ballet company is daring, creative and modern enough to separate itself from the film’s traditional styles; see them in action on Saturday, Feb. 26, at the Lincoln Theatre. 100 California Drive, Yountville. 8pm. $39– $49. 707.944.9900.
Although a successful financier and billionaire, Warren Hellman is still known to most as the guy who lovably bankrolls the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in Golden Gate Park every year. He converted to the things in life that really matter, he says, when “I realized ‘important investment banker’ was an oxymoron.� He now devotes most of his time trying to learn the banjo in the style of his heroes like Earl Scruggs and Doc Watson, and seems perfectly thrilled to spend untold dollars on his festival. He speaks and makes self-deprecating jokes on Wednesday, Feb. 23, at 142 Throckmorton Theatre. 142 Throckmorton, Mill Valley. 7pm. $12–$15. 415.383.9600.
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Rippin’ Kids As a precursor to Fat Tuesday, the Raven Theater this weekend gets greasy with a benefit called Funk for Life. Sandwiched by the Speakeasy Saints from Humboldt and the Funk Revival Orchestra, a smoking 10-piece band from Oakland with New Orleans locals, is the guitarist Maxx Cabello Jr. Having toured up and down the West Coast, Cabello’s drawn compliments from John Lee Hooker and Guitar Shorty for his take-no-prisoners groove. He lights up the blues-lovin’ wine country when Funk for Life goes off on Tuesday, March 1, at the Raven Theater. 115 North St., Healdsburg. 7pm. $12–$15. 707.395.0124.
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Around the middle of the last decade, reggae singers stopped feeling the need to prove their authenticity by living in Trenchtown or recording at Studio One. As the most mainstream example, the Hasidic reggae singer Matisyahu was more a curiosity than an eye-opening talent, whereas German-born Gentleman captured the undivided attention of true reggae fans immediately. One need only watch his video for “Send a Prayer� or hear “True Love� to gauge his purity of heart, and he’s won over festivals coast to coast with his infectious songs and firm delivery. See him in a rare small club date on Thursday, Feb. 24, at Chrome Lotus. 501 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 9pm. $25. No phone.
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interviews with a long list of John’s musical contemporaries, among them Jerry Garcia, Barry “the Fish� Melton, Occidental’s Nick Gravenites, Merl Saunders and Jack Casady, while the final disc consists entirely of concert videos, most of them never before available. This footage captures John performing with a half-dozen different lineups, from the Dinosaurs’ appearance at the 1987 “Summer of Love� 20th anniversary festival all the way back to a 1973 Winterland jam. A remarkable rarity is the clip from a 1974 San Francisco date when Cipollina sat in with one of his earliest influences, Link Wray. “Link and John had a really special friendship,� his sister says. The two were introduced to each other by bassist Hutch Hutchinson, then part of Copperhead, who surprised John by having Link show up unannounced at his house. “They immediately became friends and started playing together,� Antonia adds. “You can see in the footage how excited [John] is to be able to be playing with his idol.� But finding usable film of the original Quicksilver proved more elusive. Even after a new remastering job, courtesy of Wolfgang’s Vault, which owns and shared much of the performance film featured in the DVD set, the loose version of the signature Quicksilver song, “Who Do You Love,� is “still pretty iffy,� Antonia offers, “but it was all we could get of Quicksilver. The old stuff, just four guys without Dino [Valente], was so flashy with the strobe lights you couldn’t really see enough of the band to get anything. So we had to move to the next era, when Dino was part of it, which I would have liked to avoided, but we had no choice.� As that comment suggests, the demise of Quicksilver—which continued without John after Valente joined and, some say, commandeered the band—left a bitter aftertaste. Aside from a comfortable, laughter-laced interview with founding band mate David Freiberg—and brief comments from Gary Duncan and short-time QMS member Nicky Hopkins—the history of that seminal band is deemphasized in favor of recollections of Cipollina’s personality, his quirks and talents. “He was a soft, gentle man with an amazingly wicked sense of humor, very smart. He could tell amazing stories,� Antonia remembers wistfully. “A lot of people have a sense of rock and rollers as being kind of down and dirty, but John was not that type of guy at all. He wasn’t a womanizer. He was kind, he listened and liked to talk.� Cipollina especially liked to talk about his gear, such as the monster multiamp set-up he invented, notable for the row of brass horns that glistened atop it. Even while Quicksilver was going strong, John’s love of playing led him into a burgeoning schedule of sessions with other musicians, in situations as varied as the folk duo Brewer and Shipley, jazzman Charles Lloyd and Welsh hard rockers Man. Ready to play almost anytime the opportunity arose, Cipollina touched an uncountable number of other musicians, serving as a unusually accessible mentor and inspiration to many. But despite that, his sister sighs, her voice touched with pride, “There’s nobody yet who could sound like John.� ‘Recoil’ is available at www.johncipollina.com.
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For your special bodywork needs - Strong, Thorough, Intuitive. 30 yrs. experience. Colin, CMT (707)823-2990
Professional male massage therapist; strong, deep healing bodywork. 1 hr / $50, 1 1/2 hr $65. 707-536-1516 www.CompleteBodyBalance.
FLOWER SPA
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With a mature, playful CMT. Comfortable incall location near the J.C. in Santa Rosa. Soothing, relaxing, and fun. Visa/MC accepted. Gretchen 707/478-3952.
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The Journey Center: A Place for Transformation Growing Together Workshop Assess strengths and growth areas in your relationship; work on communication and conflict-resolution skills. Fri, March 11 (7-9p) & Sat, March 12 (10a-4p). Register by March 4. Journey Center,Ê707-578-2121, www.journeycenter.org.
Spiritual Direction (Free Workshop) Who You Are is How You Pray (Workshop) Everyone is unique. Discover the ways you are most naturally aware of the Divine. Sat, Feb 26, 9a-12p, Journey Center, 707-578-2121, www.journeycenter.org.
Rocks and Clouds Zendo Meditation and Dharma Talk. Every Wednesday Night at 7:00pm. Introduction to Meditation Practice. Followed by: Meditation and Dharma Talk 2nd and 4th Wednesday Nights at 6:30pm. Email us with any questions: daterra@sonic.net. Find us on the web at www.rocksandclouds.org or call 707-824-5647.
Meditative Nature of Psychotherapy A spiritual practice for couples and individuals unfolds psychological problems and embraces them as transformative paradoxes. After 12 years in Berkeley, Gateway Institute is now in Healdsburg. Heather Parrish, Ph.D. MFC36455. 707-473-9553.
Unity Church of Santa Rosa
Sunday School & Service 10:30am Non-traditional. Inter-denominational. A spiritually-minded community. 4857 Old Redwood Hwy 707-542-7729 www.UnityofSantaRosa.org
Andrew Harvey! Sun, Feb 27, Rumi & The Sacred Wound.
Sunday Service speaker w/ Rev. Kathy McCall & a special Rumi Experience 1-4pm $45. Using Rumi`s poems, Rumi expert Andrew Harvey will discuss how personal and collective heartbreak about the world situation can lead to great positive change.
ENNEAGRAM THURSDAYS Energize your relationships, deepen your spiritual path, make meaningful life choices. Fun & energizing 90 minute classes, 4th St Santa Rosa. Various topics each Thursday afternoon & evening. $20. Register at [www.EnneagramLearningCenter.com
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Sun & Moon Yoga # 3T 0ETALUMA s s WWWSUNANDMOON YOGACOM How bright is your glow? It is in our utmost opinion that a consistent Hatha yoga practice can provide a glorious path to radiant wellness. Our classes encourage a strong and supple physical foundation, which will safely allow your true essence to glow brightly. Awaken the light within.
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