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On the national stage, a few elected leaders have made a start in that direction. For 18 years, Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey has represented the North Bay as a tireless advocate for progressive change. In the process, the consistency of her antiwar voice on Capitol Hill has been extraordinary. Now she’s saying publicly that she might not run for reelection in 2012. After decades of activism for social and political change, I’ve come to believe that it’s not enough to “speak truth to power.� We also need to speak truth about power, and do what we can to end its misuse. I remember, as a teenager, marveling at the first Earth Day. Four decades later, I had the bittersweet experience of co-authoring last fall’s report from the Commission on a Green New Deal for the North Bay, sketching out a range of grim problems in our midst, but also offering some truly viable solutions. It’s not hard to make a case that modern politics in the United States is a fetid cesspool. But that’s only part of the story. What we call politics is a vast realm that may determine how, or even whether, the next generations of the human species will be able to survive. Yes, corporate money and mean-spirited attacks have polluted the electoral pond. But sometimes we need to hold our noses and jump right in. So, if Lynn Woolsey decides to retire, I will run for Congress. This week, I’m announcing the launch of a federal exploratory committee (www.normansolomonexploratory.com). I continue to believe that idealism and pragmatism can get along just fine. And sometimes, they can even win an election on behalf of a progressive future.
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ast week, it was announced that Apple’s founder and CEO Steve Jobs is taking a medical leave, just as tech writers were running out of puns on his name. The “Patience of Jobs� and the “Getta Jobs� gags will soon be retired, not to mention “How do you like them Apples?� In the meantime, the gaping hole left behind will have to be filled by someone with the same verve, nerve and ability to swerve as the Apple cofounder. Unfortunately, the iClone is still in beta, so we won’t be seeing a shiny new Jobs-spare anytime soon. Hence, we’ll have to make do with acting CEO Tim Cook, who held the position when Jobs had previously taken leave for a liver transplant. Of course, there’s surely a coterie of drooling bastards who’ve been eyeballing Steve’s job since his bout with pancreatic cancer in 2004. Should anyone else ever get a shot at the gig, here are five tips on how to be the next visionary of Apple’s eye: 1. Be iconic. Jobs is known for his black mock turtleneck and midrise blue jeans, which have made up the CEO’s costume since the late ’80s. This is what I like to call an “action figure outfit,� meaning the costume in which one will be molded in plastic. Think Anna Wintour’s sunglasses, Dali’s mustache or Buckethead’s bucket. 2. Be divisive. As Ricky Nelson crooned, “You can’t please everybody, so you’ve got to please yourself,� which is either about masturbating at an orgy or focusing like a laser on one’s own vision. Provided your vision is in sync with market desires—or, better, foments said desire—you’ll likely be on the right track. In fact, if you don’t rile any sort of opposition, be that from your board, stockholders or the tech pundit of the week, you’re not creating “disruptive technologies.� Only, um . . . “ruptive� ones. 3. Be brilliant. It turns out you have to have the goods if you actually want to impress anyone and contort the adoration of the masses to one’s favor. As sci-fi scribe Arthur C. Clarke said, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.� Think back to the prehistoric telephony you
pocketed in the dark days before you first held the iPhone, and if you’re honest with yourself, you’ll probably recall a bit of awe and wonderment akin to being shown the magic of fire. Of course, being brilliant means being ahead of the curve, but not so far ahead as to make a wrong turn and losing your peeps on the way. Remember the Newton, Apple’s illfated first foray into the handheld computing market, back when we still called them PDAs? (“Personal digital assistant� now sounds as quaint as “public display of affection.�) 4. Re-invent the wheel. Jobs and Woz didn’t invent the personal computer, they perfected it, or at least a version of it ripe for its time. Mp3 players and mobile phones? Ditto. Apple has consistently entered existing markets, improved them beyond measure and come to dominate them. When’s the last time you went to a record store? Sure, Jobs and his gang might have cost the hairball brimming with alt-metal trivia behind the counter his job, but he sold you the one good Helmet track without having your to buy the whole album too. 5. Be secretive. This may sound counterintuitive in the era of Facebook and rampant lip service to corporate transparency, but, alas, it’s a sure-fire way to spur conjecture, conversation and wishful thinking on the part of consumers, media and (sometimes more importantly) competitors. Consider the fact that there were at least a couple of manufacturers who dumped their own tablet lines midproduction after witnessing the marvel of the iPad last year. Jobs is so damn secretive, for example, that no one actually knows what’s wrong with his health, which keeps everyone guessing and stock prices bobbing along. “The right to privacy of a CEO about medical conditions should be outweighed by the need for disclosure under certain conditions,� wrote Ben W. Heinman Jr., author of High Performance with High Integrity, about Jobs’ illness in The Atlantic Online. Fat chance that’ll happen, no matter who takes his place. One of the joys of driving the Apple cart, after all, is choosing when to upset it.
Be iconic. Think Anna Wintour’s sunglasses, Dali’s mustache or Buckethead’s bucket.
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The ingredients for his lasagna—meat, spinach and cheese—are all local. The noodles are made in-house at Osteria Stellina, where Caiazzo is the capo, or captain, and where his recipe for amazingly tasty food is fresh, with organic produce from nearby farms used for beloved Italian dishes: osso buco; bucatini pasta with clams, parsley, garlic and chilies; pizza with pepperoni, sausage or prosciutto. In Italian, the word capo is short for caporegime; a caporegime could mean anyone from the captain of a football team to a fellow, such as Caiazzo, who owns and operates a restaurant. But traditionally, the word refers to the kinds of tough guys depicted in The Godfather. It was Caiazzo’s Italian barber who first started calling the chef “capo�; the title fit him, in a nonGodfather-ly sort of way, and it now appears in italics on Caiazzo’s business card. When Caiazzo arrived years ago for the first time in Point Reyes Station—“on a whim,� he says—he had no intention of opening a restaurant or becoming the town capo. He was an
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‘This is an amazing place for food . . . a paradise for fresh produce.’ Before he opened Osteria Stellina in 2008, Caiazzo launched Toby’s Coffee Bar, serving lattes and cappuccinos to locals and tourists who flocked to nearby Point Reyes National Seashore. Then he went into the grilled cheese business, serving sandwiches hot off the grill at the local farmers market. Finally, he was ready to dive into the restaurant business again. Caiazzo decided to open an osteria, he says, because in Italy, osterias serve country food to country people. “Stellina,� which means “little star,� is also the name of his daughter. At the time, he humbly thought that his little restaurant—it seats about 60—might earn a little star from a restaurant reviewer. Three years later, Osteria Stellina has a national reputation built on local ingredients that go into what Caiazzo proudly calls “Point Reyes Italian food.� The reputation is also built on a team of cooks, bakers and pastry makers who look up to Caiazzo as the capo with the passion to remain true to his ethnic roots—and true to his 4-foot-10 grandmother, Elvira, who fed him when he was a boy and told him, “I love to watch you eat.� It takes teamwork to make a great restaurant, and Caiazzo has great team players. Alex Schifman, the sous-chef, brings his own recipes to the menu. Pastry chef Laura Matis loves the opportunity to use local berries, know local farmers and plan season by season. Kaki McLachlan, who waits tables and enjoys meeting tourists from Montana, Georgia and Massachusetts. Caiazzo loves making lasagna, foraging for food, gabbing with local farmers and looking back at his Italian heritage. “My grandfather would probably say that the food here is not Italian, because we’re not big on tomato sauce,� he says. “We’re Italian in a different way. We serve food in the style of Sicily, Tuscan and Naples, and that kind of Italian is good enough for me.�
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have been running dry, according to residents who live nearby. Jim Doerksen, who has lived within sight of Mark West Creek for 43 years, has been measuring its flow levels since 2005 after visibly dwindling water levels spurred concern. Between 2006 and 2009, he says, its flows almost entirely vanished each summer. In 2008, Doerksen measured what might have been the lowest flow ever recorded in Mark West Creek, a volume of six one-hundredths of a cubic foot per second. “We got down to the level of a garden hose, and all the cohos and steelhead died,� he says. And in 2010, after another year of heavy rains, the stream nonetheless ran dry in June, Doerksen says—earlier than it ever had before.
Beating Themselves Bloody Doerksen, a licensed hydrologist and civil engineer, has seen Mark West Creek and its once enormous fish runs deteriorate since he bought and largely restored his 122-acre parcel in 1967, when the stream boasted large annual returns of
spawning fish. A Department of Fish and Game survey conducted in the late 1960s rendered an estimate of about 9,500 steelhead and salmon juveniles per mile of river. And though Doerksen remembers years when several dozen adult spawners could be seen at a glance in the pools that staircase down his property, today he can count on one hand the number of fish that return each year. In 2009, for example, he saw just three spawning fish pass his property. This winter, though the heavy rains would normally have preceded the appearance of spawning fish freshly arrived from the ocean, Doerksen has counted none at all. As reported by Will Parrish in the Anderson Valley Advertiser on Nov. 25, residents near Mark West Creek blame not only the county for the stream’s plight but also the wine industry; namely, two vineyards upslope from Doerksen’s property: Cornell Summit Vineyards, owned by Goldman Sachs executive Henry Cornell, and Pride Mountain Vineyards. With at least 100 acres of vines between the two, each winery uses groundwater that might otherwise feed the watershed. '% THE BOHEMIAN
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Development opponents, who have formed alliances like Friends of the Mark West Watershed and New Old Ways Wholistically Emerging, have also accused each property of illegally removing brush and trees and facilitating erosion, including a large 2006 landslide that essentially destroyed the stream’s deep-pool spawning and rearing habitat. Kate Wilson, a former resident of the area, saw the stream shortly after the landslide, which she blames on the agricultural activity upslope. “It was so sad,� she recalls. “The stream was filled in with this fine sediment so that it looked like a concrete street. You could see the steelhead trying to dig in and find the gravel to lay their eggs, but they were just beating themselves bloody trying.� Sonoma County’s planning supervisor David Hardy recognizes that vineyards have impacted watersheds like Mark West. “In Sonoma County, vineyards have stressed the water source,� Hardy says. “That’s clear. I wouldn’t say that overdrawing of the resource hasn’t impacted salmon.� Yet the county has a long history of approving proposed wineries without asking for environmental impact reports, which the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) mandates if a so-called lead agency—in this case, Sonoma County—decides the project could harm the environment. Only twice have Sonoma County wineries been required to produce EIRs before building—one was the large Gallo project in Dry Creek Valley; the other, Kendall-Jackson’s La Crema Winery in Windsor—and sources critical of the county allege that its board of supervisors simply ignores CEQA on a regular basis. As of press time, despite repeated requests for comment to district supervisor Valerie Brown, whom Doerksen says has not yet responded to invitiations to visit his property, Brown has issued no comment.
Wall Street Wine Henry Cornell lives with his wife and children in New York City. There, he serves as chief operating officer in the merchant banking division of Goldman Sachs, which reaped $12.9 billion from the 2008 financial bailout. About a year ago, Cornell launched a $6 million remodel of his home, a historic townhouse which some have quipped is being renovated with taxpayers’ money. Out west in Sonoma County’s salmon country, Henry Cornell’s developments may continue, and he has thus far received the go-ahead from county officials to construct a 10,000-case winery to complement his vineyard off St. Helena Road. He has bought up multiple properties adjacent to each other for the winery, but currently the project seems to be on hold while its backers convene behind closed doors. Cornell’s project manager Guy Davis, winemaker at Davis Family Vineyards, did not return multiple calls from the Bohemian seeking comment.
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In Oct. 2008, Cornell submitted to the county’s board of zoning adjustments a mitigated negative declaration, a standard step by which applicants propose to mitigate a building project’s potential impacts on the environment. In that document, Cornell acknowledged concerns about aesthetics, air quality, cultural resources and geologic disturbances during construction, but gave no consideration to the limited availability of local water or to the endangered coho salmon and steelhead in the stream. An onslaught of criticism from state agencies followed. The Regional Water Quality Control Board’s state water engineer, David Leland, wrote to the county on Nov. 25, 2008, advising Cornell to go back to the drawing board with his mitigation measures.
‘A winemaker will walk in the door, and the county doesn’t say anything about water . . . and just gives permission to build.’ Leland noted a severe deficiency of water, referring to a “large landowner in the upper reaches of the [Mark West Creek] watershed� who had been receiving water via trucks from offsite. He observed that Mark West Creek was already suffering from sediment runoff related to unpermitted vegetation removal and land grading on the property of Henry Cornell. Leland also remarked that in the summer of 2008 the county’s permit and resource management division simply gave Cornell “an after-the-fact stockpile permit� for illegal land development. A week later, on Dec. 3, 2008, the Department of Water Resources’ engineering geologist Christopher Bonds also warned of a very limited groundwater supply in the Mark West Creek watershed. The Department of Fish and Game weighed in, too, warning that Mark West Creek’s already meager flows were highly susceptible to overuse by “single family dwellings and vineyards.� Cornell has since submitted a new mitigation proposal to offset potential damages to the stream. The plan would eliminate a nearby three-bedroom home, which, according to planning supervisor Hardy, uses as much water as would Cornell’s proposed winery. In theory, the usage problem would be solved, but Doerksen, his neighbors and other opponents still fear that the winery, if built, would finally kill the struggling stream. In Hardy’s view, existing vineyards cannot be held fully accountable for Mark West Creek’s fishery crisis. He contends that the landslide that devastated the north fork
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tributary was a natural event, spurred by rains and unrelated to upslope deforestation and land modification, and he believes multiple stressors are facilitating the statewide decline of salmon and steelhead numbers. Yet it remains uncontested that the Russian River’s public water is being stolen. During a survey about five years ago, the state’s Water Resources Control Board counted at least several hundred (though surveyors initially reported 1,771) unpermitted ponds and lakes on the county’s private lands, agricultural reservoirs created via unauthorized diversions from nearby waterways. In some cases, streams had actually been dammed. Such actions that adversely affect coho salmon and steelhead are violations of the federal Endangered Species Act, which the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) local investigators are charged with enforcing. Investigators from NOAA—badged, gun-bearing officers of which there are just two patrolling the entire Bay Area—recently cracked down on a cluster of wineries in Mendocino County that were identified as the culprits in a spring fish kill of Russian River steelhead, according to NOAA’s information officer Derek Roy. The kill occurred when the wineries simultaneously withdrew water from the river for use in dusting their vines with mist and creating a protective layer of ice, an often-problematic technique commonly called “frost guarding.� To rectify the situation, NOAA helped the landowners build storage ponds at each vineyard, water reserves that could be easily replenished by winter rains and which would eliminate the instantaneous demand for river water when temperatures crashed. The Department of Fish and Game’s wardens sometimes cooperate with those at the federal level, but apprehending suspected violators of the state Endangered Species Act is uncommon. In fact, in Mark West Creek and its feeder streams, there has been no obvious infraction of the state law in spite of the documented decline in the stream’s salmonids, according to Adam McKannay, an environmental scientist with the department. Though witnesses say the grape growers upslope caused the 2006 landslide that devastated the stream’s fish habitat, McKannay says that the Endangered Species Act at the state level only prohibits visible destruction of an endangered species. “Someone basically needs to be killing fish to violate the law,� McKannay says. “You’d need dead bodies to prosecute anyone, or an analysis showing that fish are being left stranded [by water removals].� Doerksen says that in 2008—the year he and his neighbors saw the stream dry up for the first time in their 40 years of living there—a “100 percent fish kill� took place. Doerksen and others watched the creek closely that summer and estimated that, in the 28 miles between the headwaters and the Russian River, just 3.5 miles of Mark West Creek contained running water. The NOAA’s Roy says that stream gauges have now been placed in Mark West Creek to better monitor impacts on the stream and its fishes, but it may be a decade too late.
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Consultant Chaos On Sep. 23, 2010, Henry Cornell’s winery construction plan was approved by county officials. To gain the green light, Cornell followed the standard Sonoma County procedure: he hired a consulting firm— Prunuske Chatham Inc. in Sebastopol, whose past projects include the Prince Memorial creek restoration in Santa Rosa and numerous watershed projects in Sonoma County—to assure that his proposed project would cause no harm to the environment. The firm did just that; it conducted an inspection on June 28 and submitted a “biological resources assessment� to the county in July stating that Cornell’s proposed winery would not damage the immediate environment. Four scientists filed objections, arguing that the assessment from Prunuske Chatham was inadequate and flawed. But the county’s board of zoning adjustments responded to Cornell’s biological review by concluding that the proposed winery would have no “potential significant impact on biotic habitat of concern to [the Department of] Fish and Game.� The board voted 5–0 to grant Cornell his building permit. Stacy Li, a retired fisheries biologist with the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) was among the four scientists who peer-reviewed Prunuske Chatham’s assessment. In his review, Li said the site inspection was seriously flawed and that inspectors likely saw no steelhead in Mark West Creek for one simple reason: the creek was dry at the time of inspection. In an interview with the Bohemian, Li calls it a “disingenuous claim� that there were no fish seen during the survey. “We know that listed fish use that stream as habitat.� Before the 2006 landslide filled in the river, Li says, Mark West Creek constituted “marvelous, marvelous habitat� for coho salmon. Specifically, it was the stream’s staircasing pattern of slow deep pools separated by abrupt but short waterfalls that allowed adult coho to move upstream and lay eggs and their fingerling offspring to reside in-river for their first year of life. But when the estimated 10,000 cubic yards ' '
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of land collapsed, the loose earth filled in the deep pools and turned the perfect staircasestream structure into a rapid water chute. And while Mark West Creek was likely a main producer of the Russian River’s once legendary fish runs, Li says that the stream today “is a shadow of what it once was� that “will probably take decades to recover.� And for all the opposition to future development on the slopes above Mark West Creek, Doerksen notes that the damage is done. “The real problem,� he says, “has already occurred.�
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‘It’s because you’re dealing with grapes here. It’s a multibillion dollar industry.’
“Are these the best reports that money can buy, or are they actually true?� Li asks. “To say that everything [with a proposed construction project] is OK when there are so many indicators that things aren’t OK should be a warning sign.� At the federal level, David Hines, a waterrights specialist with the NMFS, says Sonoma County officials have a tendency to grant permits to wineries without respect to water availability. “It seems that a winemaker will walk in the door, and the county doesn’t say anything about water and whether there’s enough there, and just gives permission to build,� he says. The county, after all, does not regulate water use, Hines notes; the state does. “There is a definite gap between the county and their permitting process and the state’s water-rights process,� he explains. “By the time I get involved in a water-rights contest, the water user often says, ‘Well, we’ve been taking this water for years.’� Some laws, such as the Endangered Species Act, which in theory should prevent harm to coho and steelhead, are a flimsy matter of interpretation, according to Hines. “To me, the county ignoring water availability could be creating the risk that [coho] could be
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Li is among multiple sources for this story who have suggested that wine-industry influence and money appear to be corrupting the system of granting development permits. Li doubts the integrity of the review-andreport procedure of assessing—and usually downplaying—potential impacts of a project.
harmed, which could constitute violation of the federal Endangered Species Act,� he says. Higgins claims landowners left and right are breaking other laws throughout Sonoma County, but that perpetrators rarely pay consequences. He cites state water code 1243, which says the Department of Fish and Game “shall recommend the amounts of water, if any, required for the preservation and enhancement of fish and wildlife resources.� This, Higgins says, just isn’t happening. But harmful water withdrawals from streams are often difficult to identify. Many waterways may be impacted by “cumulative effects, where, over time, more and more people are putting straws into the river,� Hines says, “and deciding which straw is the one that broke the camel’s back isn’t so easy.� As a result, overallocation of water and destruction of endangered species’ habitat may occur unchallenged. Environmental lawyer Paul Carroll, who has represented numerous plaintiffs in recent North Bay lawsuits against wineries, asserts much the same thing. “Cumulative impacts are much harder to prove,� he says, than cases of one party diverting a stream, “but they’re very, very real. In Mark West Creek, the water supply has been seriously impacted.� Laws are in place to assure that this doesn’t happen and that watersheds are not overdrawn by land-development projects, but they haven’t always worked as seemingly intended. State water code 1375, for example, says a “permit to appropriate water� can only be given if, among other requirements, the applicant shows there is “unappropriated water available to supply the applicant.� But county and state authorities explained to the Bohemian the loophole that allows developers to skirt this law: state code 1375 only applies to potential land developers wishing to divert visible flows of surface water. Since Cornell and Pride both pull their water from wells, 1375 does not apply, even though many hydrologists and geologists know that groundwater supplies are often closely related to flows in the nearest stream. Land developers often deny this. “I see it all the time,� Carroll says. “People say there’s no connection between wells and the river.� Such has been suggested about Mark West Creek and the wells that supply Pride and Cornell vineyards. But Doerksen assures that the stream trickling over his property is highly sensitive to local groundwater removals. Last spring, Mark West went dry immediately after a sizable June rainfall. “It showed there is just so little water in the ground that the minute it stops raining, the stream dries up,� Doerksen says. Kate Wilson, the former area resident who lived across the road from Doerksen between 1995 and 2005, remembers when the stream began showing its first signs of severe stress about seven years ago. Its summer flow levels hit all-time lows, near as she could tell, and she attributes the recently planted vineyards up the hill and the wells that supplied them with water as the culprit. Alan Levine, director of the riverprotection organization Coast Action Group in Arcata, believes law enforcement agencies
C0:8=6 BC>2: Kate Wilson earlier this month in Mark West Creek, after a heavy winter rainfall. Wilson says she’s seen firsthand steelhead attempting to lay eggs amidst sediment, erosion and all-time-low water levels.
are simply reluctant to step on the toes of the wine industry. “Fish and Game is supposed to be enforcing, but they aren’t doing their job [protecting listed species],� he says. “It’s because you’re dealing with grapes here. It’s a multibillion dollar industry.�
Future Challenges But the situation may not be hopeless. Recent landmark decisions in Sonoma County indicate that wineries can be successfully challenged. To halt construction of the proposed Pelton House Winery in Knights Valley, which the county had approved in 2009 without requiring an EIR, local resident Craig Enyart sued in Sonoma County Superior Court. With his attorney, Paul Carroll, Enyart and about 25 other plaintiffs claimed the defendant’s mitigated negative declaration was inadequate. In sum, Enyart’s suit charged that the county was violating state law: CEQA. Enyart won. As a result, the county was forced to order a CEQA environmental impact report from the defendant, billionaire wine magnate Jess Jackson. Whether Jackson will proceed with the process or call off plans remains as yet unknown, according to county planners. Enyart remains frustrated that adherence to environmental law tends to not be a priority, at least not in Sonoma County, unless citizens file lawsuits. “How many citizens have the time, the inclination or the understanding of the legal process to bring these suits forward?� he asks. Enyart says he spent five years entrenched in the legal fight against the Pelton House Winery. “It’s a long, arduous process.� Now, Carroll is working on another community-versus-winery case in which
residents of Occidental have sued to stop the construction of a large winemaking facility near Gravenstein Highway and Occidental Road proposed by the Best family. “This winery is going to be the size of a football field, and [the Best family] is claiming that they can make a mitigated negative declaration,� says Carroll, who reports that county officials have acted “arrogantly and indifferently� to warnings from the state level that the winery would illegally destroy a wetland. Like Hines, Higgins, Doerksen, Enyart, Wilson and Li, Carroll feels the county all too freely grants development permits to applicants in the wine industry. Indeed, Hardy, the county’s planning supervisor, said he cannot recall any case of the county rejecting a winery. “The county has been granting permits to wineries like Halloween candy,� Carroll observes, adding that mitigated negative declarations are as often as not inadequate if not fraudulent. Enyart feels the county is brazenly breaking the law. “It’s premeditated,� he says. “They know they’re ignoring [CEQA]. They know not all these projects should be approved and that not all of them can be passed by a mitigated negative declaration.� As for Doerksen, the survival of the creek in his backyard is beginning to look hopeless. He believes unless county policy and law enforcement enacts a fast turnaround, the North Coast’s salmon and steelhead runs will eventually go extinct. “I see the water vanishing every year, and in short order the salmon and steelhead will be gone,� he says. “Apparently, our board of supervisors has decided that the fish will have to go, that the fish will have to be sacrificed.� Traded, that is, for wine.
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mousey and suspicious woman tells me to leave my bag behind the counter, and so I rush to explain that I am meeting Mr. Strachwitz. An older gentlemen, also doing inventory, gives me the once over, adding a few cagey questions and eyefuls of boredom. But soon after, I am granted access to Arhoolie Records, one of a few quietly magnificent record stores still in existence. Chris Strachwitz opened Arhoolie Records in 1960, in El Cerrito, on the lonely side of San Pablo Avenue. Strachwitz is regarded as a paragon of music preservation, an artist of musical taste and a distributor of rare and gritty sounds of clapboard chicken shacks in Louisiana and Texas beer joints, as well as Norteùo border music dating back a century. Strachwitz is predominately admired for reviving the careers of such seminal blues musicians as Bukka White, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Mance Lipscomb and Mississippi Fred McDowell. He also owns the largest private collection of Mexican-American and Mexican music in the world, an ongoing digitization
project primarily funded with grants by the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Grammy Foundation and the Los Tigres del Norte Foundation. The Arhoolie Foundation’s mission is honorable in the highest degree: “The Arhoolie Foundation was established in 1995 to document, preserve, present and disseminate authentic traditional and regional vernacular music.� This statement has made Strachwitz a hero to old-time music enthusiasts. For his time and contribution, he received a lifetime achievement award from the Blues Symposium in 1993; in 1999, he was inducted into the Blues Music Hall of Fame. Strachwitz greets me with a big handshake. At age 79, he stands at six feet, four inches, dressed in a pumpkin-orange collared shirt beneath a navy-blue sweater. Pressed brown slacks, blue socks and shiny brown shoes complete the look, and he speaks like a bluesman, answering my questions in a wholesome, German, slack-jawed lilt. We sit in desk chairs across from each other. Strachwitz plops his hands on the black arm rests and begins to mention his wayfaring of
1963, documented in the Arhoolie Foundation’s DVD Down Home Music: A Journey Through the Heartland 1963, just released this year. (With over 75 minutes of soulful music, the film’s footage is as scarce as hen’s teeth.) Then Strachwitz bounces into a story about Lightnin’ Hopkins. “Anyplace Lightnin’ would go, I’d be delighted to go,� he says. “I remember driving to the southeast part of Houston, what they called ‘French Town.’ They had ship channels there. Man, the rats were enormous.� A phone call buzzes in. “Excuse me,� Strachwitz says, “it’s my attorney.� I thumb through some notes, bluffing a temporary detachment. We are upstairs in his office, encircled by filing cabinets and records seemingly piled to the crevices of the room, surrounded by walls ornamented with forgotten vinyl, banana-colored T-Bone Walker posters and other blues memorabilia. “I don’t think I’ll make another 50. I’ll see you over in glory land,� he laughs into the phone. “After this event, I’m going to have my hip replaced. I’m going to be a hippy instead of a hobbler.� Expeditious sentences follow, and then Strachwitz ends the call. “Where was I?� He asks. “Oh! Hopkins . . . So we go to this little beer joint, and ') THE BOHEMIAN
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Lightnin’ sets up his amplifier on top of a table and plays for a dozen people at the most, a real funky, down-home audience. This was really community music. And that still goes on in certain musical enclaves. But blues, I sort of left that when I saw that it was no longer really appealing to blacks. But when I started, it was still definitely happening.� Strachwitz continues: “There were a lot of people out here from Louisiana and from Texas, you know. I always remember Rockin’ Lucky—he was a DJ on the old KSAN in San Francisco. It was an AM station at the time. This was in the early ’60s. He was from Orange, Texas. He would play my singles by Lightnin’ Hopkins, but you had to give him a hundred free ones because he had a record shop that he sold them to so he could make a little money on it. But he played the hell out of some Lightnin’ Hopkins records.� Strachwitz asks if I want to see the music vault. We walk outside and enter another building; he informs me that this is the digitization premises. There are two separate rooms where his Mexican music project is being digitized. Here work Adam Machado and Antonio Cuellar, Arhoolie employees and self less individuals with brains crammed full of musical erudition. Both Machado and Cuellar handle most of the vault, seeing to it that rare recordings find a digital birth. “Chris’ energy is very infectious,� Cuellar says. “You can’t help but fall in love with his love for music. You get convinced his whole being is music.� Machado practically lives in this vault of archival imbroglio, writing away and adhering to upcoming projects and events going on with Arhoolie. In fact, it was Machado who wrote the literature for the new box set, Hear Me Howling! Blues, Ballads and Beyond, out this week. The box set features unreleased and first-time-on-CD material from Big Mama Thornton, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Fred McDowell, Skip James and many others, and serves to mark the 50year anniversary of Arhoolie Records. Machado tells me, “Arhoolie isn’t just a store; it’s a museum. And Chris, you can ask him a question about Howlin’ Wolf, and all of a sudden you’re with Howlin’ Wolf barreling down a German highway.� Some time passes with Macahdo and Cuellar, and in the next room I discover Chris watching some news on the television. He admits to being a news hound. Then he takes a screwdriver to a small round container, peeling off some plastic, and hands me a weighty Lebkuchen cookie as a road token for my journey home. ‘Hear Me Howling!: Blues, Ballads and Beyond’ is out this week. The Arhoolie Foundation celebrates its 50th anniversary with a series of concerts and panels, featuring Ry Cooder, Taj Mahal, Country Joe McDonald, Linda Ronstadt and others, Friday–Sunday, Feb. 4–6, at Freight and Salvage. 2020 Addison St., Berkeley. 8pm. $75–$85. 510.644.2020.
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In one key scene, she pantomimes suicidal anguish at the news that Mary has crashed a dinner party. There’s another startling face in the film: the sepulchral David Bradley (famous as Hogwarts’ caretaker Argus Filch). He plays Tom’s newly widowed brother, refusing to admit his own loss and proving that happiness isn’t hereditary. Another Year’s glancing, four-seasons approach doesn’t turn the film into a series of sketches. Far from it. The theme of the transitory nature of happiness is well served. It takes so little to make happiness flee: chronic bad luck that you can’t laugh at; a little substance abuse, maybe; too much pride and prejudice; inability to take the long view. If Another Year is a four-paneled study instead of a wide canvas like Secrets and Lies, the figures are deep and well conceived, perhaps idealized but not sweetened. Somewhere there must be husbands and wives in such perfect accord—somewhere, fathers and sons with such cordiality, respect and a touch of necessary distance. The true sweetness of Tom and Gerri’s life is not really apparent until the final monologue. The perfect couple is a “nation of two,â€? in Kurt Vonnegut’s phrase from Mother Night. What we see in this marriage is more like a world of two. Manville’s acting, absolutely wounding to watch, shows what it’s like to be an exile from that wide world. There’s genuine horror in her desperation, and it’s like watching a woman freeze to death in front of us. ‘Another Year’ is showing at CinĂŠArts at Sequoia, 25 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. 415.388.1190.
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And so it seems that the late great Two Gallants have finally called it a day. Def lating all the world’s tired drummer jokes is Tyson Vogel, the skin-pounder from said San Francisco indie duo who’s leading, on the guitar, a new group called Devotionals. Ripping the Nick Drake and John Fahey chapters from the Two Gallants’ inspiration book and adding cello and violin, Devotionals’ instrumental atmospheres have a reverence living up to the group’s name while hanging just diagonally enough on the ear to garner repeat listening. Those wanted something a little more ragged will miss Vogel’s former band, but expect the crowd to be silenced when Devotionals headline on Friday, Jan. 28, at the Arlene Francis Theatre. 99 Sixth St., Santa Rosa. 7pm. $5–$10. 707.528.3009.
It was the Great Depression that gave rise to the careers of the country’s most notorious strippers, and here we are in what we’re still hesitating to call a depression, and what’s f lourishing? Burlesque! Amid all our steampunkery and broke-assery, a little skin turns out to be yet another recycling from the tin-can ’30s. For a brief window, no one owned the bump ’n’ grind more than Gypsy Rose Lee. In her new book, American Rose: A Nation Laid Bare: The Life and Times of Gypsy Rose Lee, author Karen Abbott uses too many colons while crafting the story of the girl born Rose Louise Havoc, her sister, June, and her overbearing, torturous stage mother. Abbott reads from the book on Tuesday, Feb. 1, at Book Passage. 51 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera. 7pm. Free. 415.927.0960.
Releasing their debut album the week after Sept. 11, 2001, the Latin-metal band Ill NiĂąo burst onto the nu-metal scene amid a landscape of Limp Bizkit, Korn and Slipknot leftovers. But the New Jersey group stuck out from the pack, namely in intent; their first album, Revolution RevoluciĂłn, is as much as a call to action as a fierce dose of heavy riffs and loud drums. They’ve covered everyone from Faith No More to Nirvana to Peter Gabriel, they’ve been around the world on countless tours and they’ve jumped ship from Roadrunner Records to Victory Records, keeping the tight songwriting and radio-perfect vocals of Christian Machado at the forefront. They’ve gone into semi-hibernation in the past, but return with the “Restore the Insanityâ€? tour when they play this Friday, Jan. 28, at the Last Day Saloon. 120 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. 9pm. $18–$20. 707.545.2343.
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The entire Heiroglyphics crew takes over the Phoenix Theater on Jan. 29. See Concerts, above.
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here is a great tradition of brothers’ bands going back to the Louvins, the Carter family, Phil and Don Everly and the Beach Boys, on up to the present day with bands like Oasis, Kings of Leon and the Black Crowes. Joining this tradition is the Wood Brothers. Oliver and Chris Wood grew up in Colorado listening to their father’s Cambridge / Hootenanny-era folk music. “My brother got an electric bass for Christmas when he was a kid,â€? Chris Wood says via phone from his home in upstate New York. “He moved on to guitar and showed me some lines on the bass. We actually did some playing before he left the house.â€? But then Oliver headed west for college, eventually ending up in Atlanta. For Chris, the East Coast beckoned, ďŹ rst for school in Boston and then to New York, where he cofounded the inuential jazz-based band Medeski, Martin and Wood. “It was just so organic,â€? Wood explains, talking about reconnecting with his brother long after their respective musical careers had ourished. “It had been 15 to 20 years, and I don’t know what happened. We got to the point that we could look up from what we were doing and realize that we had the same job, we get along, we respect each other’s playing a lot. It just seemed like time to collaborate. “It really is the best of both worlds,â€? he continues. “I still pinch myself to think I’m in a band with my brother.â€? So, if he had to choose—Everly Brothers or Beach Boys? “I guess Everly Brothers,â€? Wood picks, “the Beach Boys just seems more dysfunctional. But I’m sure Phil and Don had their days.â€? The Wood Brothers play Tuesday, Feb. 1, at the Mystic Theatre. 21 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. 8pm. $16. 707.765.2121. Catch them live on KRSH-FM 95.9 that morning at 9am.
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FEATuring IRIE DOLE 2/25
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