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Bakesale Betty owner Alison Barakat pulls out cookies for the lunch crowd at Oakland's Temescal neighborhood on Telegraph Avenue, between 51st and 42nd streets. A blue bewigged former chef at fancy Chez Panisse, Barakat created a fried chicken sandwich - a succulent slab of buttermilk-breaded poultry on a Torpedo roll, garnished with jalepeno-flecked slaw.
The Sacramento Bee
HIKING OR CAMPING "As far back as the mid-1980s I had read of Grizzly Lake, situated beautifully at 7,100 feet, just below Thompson Peak, the Trinity Alps' highest point at 9,002 feet. The only route I recalled was the 17.5-mile (or up to 19, depending on your source) trail from the Hobo Gulch trailhead – a two-day hike." PHOTO CAPTION: Grizzly Meadows opens up below Grizzly Falls, center background, which flows from Grizzly Lake, below Thompson Peak, upper right. Read the story here.
MOANING CAVERNCarole Oldenburg of Danville uses her feet to stabilize her decent into Moaning Cavern in Vallecitos. Named after a sound created by dripping water falling into holes at the bottom of the main chamber, you can rappel down 165 feet to the bottom of the cave. The best thing: it's always 61 degrees inside.Read the story here.
Jason Hertman, 22, of Illinois rappels into Moaning Cavern in Vallecito. Those not wanting to dangle on a rope may use the stairs.
FORESTIERE UNDERGROUND GARDENS IN FRESNOFollow a tree-canopied path down past Roman archways, down farther to a cool, blessedly cool, underground sanctuary, down to the architectural and horticultural wonder that is the Forestiere Underground Gardens.Read the story here.
Fresno Bee file, 2010
A portrait of Baldassare Forestiere sits on a shelf with other personal effects.
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SANTA BARBARA Some high achievers at the visitors bureau of this lovely city apparently devoted chunks of time and filled out what must've been reams of paperwork just so they could slap a registered trademark on a phrase they've proudly embraced - "The American Riviera®." Skateboards and other memorabilia on display in the Santa Barbara Surfing Museum.Read the story here.
Lounge chairs at night at the Presidio Motel in Santa Barbara June 18, 2012. All of the rooms were painted by UC Santa Barbara students.
A line snakes outside of famous La Super-Rica Taqueria in Santa Barbara June 19, 2012. Former Santa Barbara resident, Julia Childs, said this was her favorite place for tacos. Now tourists and locals alike flock to this taqueria.
A surfing motif is present in one of the best breakfast spots in Santa Barbara, Esau's Cafe.
Floral displays are common amongst the white stucco and red tiled buildings making Santa Barbara have a cohesive beautiful feel everywhere you turn.
For only 25 cents (going up to 50 cents soon) the Downtown Waterfront Shuttle transports passengers up and down a two-mile stretch of Santa Barbara's State Street, popular for its shopping June 19, 2012.
SAN LUIS OBISPO They call this self-contained Central Coast college town "The Happiest Place in America." Not happy, as in Up With People spirit or relentless Disneyfied mirth. Just, you know, being content and at ease, comfortable in your own SPF-protected skin. The Pacific Surfliner between San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara hugs the California coast, affording riders unmatched views of the Pacific Oceana. Read the story here.
Jann Gumbiner gazes out from on board Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner between San Luis Obispo to Santa Barbara.
A statue of Father Junipero Serra stands outside Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa.
Even the bubble gum is smiling in "Bubblegum Alley" in San Luis Obispo. The gum has been accumulating on the wall on Higuera Street north of Broad since 1960.
A veiw of the ocean on the Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner traveling from Santa Barbara to San Luis Obispo, arguably, the most scenic 2 1/2 hour segment of train route in California.
SIERRA PASSES If the sheer notion of a road trip strikes you as boring, well, maybe you should give it a pass. Specifically, aim for one of the high mountain passes that provide incredible vista points and gateways to outdoor recreation in the central Sierra. Monitor Pass on Highway 89 offers the most scenic views of peaks in the Carson-Iceberg Wilderness and Eldorado National Forest. Read the story here.
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A monument marks Monitor Pass, a 8,314-foot crest on the shoulder of Leviathan Peak. On the west, Highway 89 joins Highway 4 to Markleeville.
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The Kirkwood Inn near Carson Pass serves up hearty roadhouse fare in a log cabin built by rancher Zachary Kirkwood back in 1864.
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Carson Pass was scouted by famed guide Kit Carson; this route was established over the Sierra in 1844.
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Sonora Pass, at the crest of Highway 108 at 9,624 feet, features steep grades, one-lane roads and very tight turns. It's not recommended for folks driving large RVs, but if you have a small car, go for it.
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CENTRAL COAST, CA "Glamping" - that's the smashed-together term meaning "glamorous camping," a high-end activity for those seeking to commune with nature without struggling with troublesome tent poles, without sleeping on the cold, unforgiving ground, while substituting organic, locally grown cuisine for reheated beans and franks, and happily trading up from s'mores to tiramisu. Guests at Treebones Resort, at the southern end of Big Sur and a scenic drive north from Hearst Castle, enjoy the sunset over the Pacific Ocean from the comfort of their yurt. Read the story here.
The yurts at Treebones Resort in Big Sur feature pine wood floors, queen-sized beds, an electric fireplace and afford great views of the ocean.
Treebones Resort
The comfortable tent cabins of Costanoa Lodge near Pescadero are situated on level ground amid tress, with the ocean just a short walk away
Yes, the walls are canvas, but the beds are queen-size – with heated mattresses – at Costanoa Lodge, less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean.
WEST LOS ANGELES, CA Filled with shops hocking organic raw foods and hotels offering sustainable and eco-friendly accommodations, West Los Angeles communities like Santa Monica and Venice fuel the organic, uber-lefty, politically correct stereotypes that lots of non-Californians have of the Golden State. The Santa Monica Pier is a destination for sport fishing, amusement rides, dining and shopping. Read the story here.
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At the Tasting Kitchen in Venice, a diner might sample sweetbreads with fennel pollen or black truffle tagliatelle followed by orange olive oil cake or grapefruit-rosemary sorbet.
Chef Casey Lane of the Tasting Kitchen in Venice's Abbot Kinney area.
A solar-powered Ferris wheel looms over the Santa Monica Pier.
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Santa Monica's pedestrian-friendly Third Street Promenade is just a few blocks from the beach. The palm-lined boulevard holds many of downtown's most popular shopping destinations.
BISBEE, ARIZONA People here like to say that, once you emerge from the Mule Pass Tunnel heading south into town, you go back in time to the Old West. Perched on a steep hillside, Bisbee Ariz., survives as a tourist destination after the last mine closed in 1975. Read the story here.
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Huachuca Mountains west of Bisbee.
Bisbee Copper Queen Hotel's Front Lobby Area.
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Main Street in downtown Bisbee.
Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum.
USS HORNET Since docking in Alameda in 1998 and opening as a museum, the Hornet has staged many popular activities: annual New Year's Eve swing-band bashes, overnight stays for Scout troops, special tributes to Greatest Generation members.But much of its recent renown has come from its reputation as a sanctuary for spirits, a veritable poltergeist portal. Once, the USS Hornet protected the US during WWII. The Hornet, a massive aircraft carrier, is permanently docked in the East Bay and its tours, including overnight stays, are popular with tourists. The "Mystery Tour," a three-hour look-see deep into the bowels of the ship where Navy folks swear there are ghosts and other "mysterious" activity. Read the story here. View the gallery here.
Mitchell Weigand of Oakley shines a flashlight into the dark corners during a tour of the USS Hornet, a decommissioned aircraft carrier docked in Alameda.
USS Hornet Docent, Susan Martin looks back at a flashlight that turned on and off when asked to in a dining hall on the Hornet.
Geoff Weigand of San Jose, California tours the sleeping quarters near the focsle of the USS Hornet. Once the USS Hornet protected the US during WWII.
Michael Jones (foreground) of San Carlos, California listens as docent, Bob Freeman (center) talk about the history of the USS Hornet.
PASO ROBLES This rural Central Coast town of 30,000, a half-hour's scenic drive from seaside Cambria and 42 miles from Hearst Castle, draws a continuous stream of visitors lured by its striking countryside, laid-back vibe and neighborliness. Winemaker Jason Haas inspects rows of grenache blanc grapes at Tablas Creek Vineyard in Paso Robles, where the number of wineries has exploded since the 1980s. Read the story here.
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A visitor becomes part of a juggling act as fans await the end of Stage 5 of the 2011 Tour of California in downtown Paso Robles.
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Wine tourism has become a big part of Paso Robles' appeal. Dozens of wineries offer their wares at local festivals.
Paso Robles Wine Festival 2010
Joe Johnston San Luis Obispo Tribune file, 2010 Some of the patio spas at the Paso Robles Inn feature water piped in from hot springs.
INTERSTATE 5 Coming down off the Grapevine, negotiating the curves as skillfully as a stock-car driver, you get momentary glimpses of the Valley floor. Then, just past the runaway truck ramp, the hills part and the view widens. Spread out in front of you is a vast expanse of Interstate 5, miles of shimmering road heading off to the horizon. Travelers on Interstate 5 between the Grapevine and Stockton are surrounded by vast agricultural fields broken up by the occasional rest stop. Read the story here. View the gallery here.
Travelers on Interstate 5 between the Grapevine and Stockton are surrounded by vast agricultural fields broken up by the occasional rest stop.
Interstate 5 crosses the Sacramento River above the Alamar Marina in the Natomas area.
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A flock of birds flies south of Interstate 5 near Twin Cities Road Thursday morning.
HIGHWAY 99 Highway 99 is historic, anointed with its number and identity in 1926 when federal officials allocated funds to connect chaotic roads into contiguous routes. By 1928, according to Jill Livingston's seminal book, "That Ribbon of Highway II" (Living Gold Press, $17.99, 216 pages), the U.S. government called 99 "the longest continuously improved highway in the country." The first must-see Highway 99 stop is a 50-foot thermometer with 4,000 LED lights in Galt. It's in front of Giddens Brothers Heating & Air Conditioning. Read the story here. View the gallery here.
Tom's Smokin' Barbeque in Tulare serves up food in what used to be the fuselage of a 1951 T-29 Air Force navigation training plane.
A decaying sign is all that remains of Stockton's Pollardville Ghost Town, an amusement park with an Old West theme that included jails and mock gunfights.
This A&W Drive-in, built in Modesto in 1957, helped inspire the film "American Graffiti." Waitress Jessica Briseno, like all the car hops, must be nimble on skates.
BURLINGAME Instead of immediately making tracks back to Sacramento from SFO, we suggest a detour to Burlingame for some chill time. The San Mateo County town of 28,800- plus is only a five-minute drive south of SFO on Highway 101, via the Broadway Avenue exit, and an ideal place to unwind before the trek home. Stroll, shop, dine. The Burlingame train station is a working station for the Caltrain commute line in Burlingame, Calif., February 23, 2012. Read the story here. View the gallery here.
Burlingame Tobacconists carries 1,400 types of cigars in 700 styles. Owner Mario Cruz serves many third-generation customers.
Books Inc. has 12 outlets in the Bay Area, but the Burlingame store reflects the high-tech interests of the locals.
Gary Doss started the the Burlingame Museum of Pez Memorabilia in Burlingame, Calif., February 23, 2012. The museum carries many vintage and new Pez dispensers and products. The world's largest Pez dispensing machine. left, stands 7 feet, 10 inches and was awarded the Guinness World record for largest candy dispenser.
Carol Bowen, left, is helped by Nancy Cervera as she purchases pastries at Copenhagen Bakery & Cafe, in Burlingame, Calif., February 23, 2012.
BAKERSFIELD Bakersfield arch that was moved by Buck Owens to current position next to the Crystal Palace. Travel story looks into the Bakersfield sound, the Telecaster-rich style of country music made famous by Bakersfield's Buck Owens. Read the story here. View the gallery here.
Buddy Alan Owens plays the Crystal Palace in Bakersfield, founded by his dad, Buck. They perform together on the screen, upper right.
A musician walks down the streets of downtown Bakersfield. Travel story looks at the Bakersfield sound, the Telecaster-rich style of country music made famous by Bakersfield's Buck Owens.
Buddy Alan Owens, the son of Buck Owens plays at the Crystal Palace with the Buckaroos in Bakersfield. Travel story looks into the Bakersfield sound, the Telecaster-rich style of country music made famous by Bakersfield's Buck Owens.
MONTEREYThe Monterey Peninsula includes more than a dozen cities and hamlets. Much of the area's beauty is well documented, but treasures are still to be found. Read the story here. View the gallery here. Among the many sights at Monterey Bay is the old Fisherman's Wharf and these pelicans.
The Sacramento Bee
A bicyclist pedals past an extensive mural last month near Lovers Point in Pacific Grove, just north of Monterey.
Audra Krebs enjoys breakfast at Rosine's in Monterey on a recent weekday. The owners moved the restaurant to Alvarado Street in Monterey in the mid-1980s.
Among the many sights at Monterey Bay is the old Fisherman's Wharf and the many boats moored nearby. Much of the area's beauty is well documented, but treasures are still to be found.
Manager Evelyn Rosales, left, and co-worker Jose Lafayette interact with regular customers Bruce "Caddy" Ingels, Emilio Cal and Glenn Topper at Red's Donuts in Monterey on Tuesday, February 21, 2012.
The Sacramento Bee
SAN FRANCISCO'S MISSION DISTRICT Stroll, do not power walk, down Balmy Alley here in the Mission District. Slow your overcaffeinated pulse from too many espressos in neighborhood cafes, quell your fired-up metabolism from super burritos scarfed in corner taquerias, empty your mind of the thrift store bargains beckoning on the boulevard. Tranquilo, amigo. Read the story here. View the gallery here. The famous La Taqueria, said to be one of the most authentic of San Francisco's taquerias, is on a colorful stretch of Mission Street near 25th.
There's a lot to see in San Francisco's Mission District, including Balmy Alley, a blocklong collection of murals both personal and political.
Pedestrians walk or smooch along colorful 24th Street in the Mission District. The Mission, perhaps not quite as famous as other districts of San Francisco, nevertheless is filled with interesting things to see and do.
Street art along Balmy Alley at 24th Street in the San Francisco Mission District. Murals bith personal and political line this block-long alley that borders a neighborhood and a park. The Mission not as famous as the touristy Fisherman's Wharf or a gay icon like the Castro or as high brow as Nob Hill or the Sunset District, but it's a fascinating mix of urban hipsters and longtime ethnic locals.
NAPA Long neglected by tourists who flocked to wineries, Napa's downtown is suddenly the place to eat, lounge and be seen. Read the story here. View the gallery here. A skateboarder passes by a mural of the Napa River painted on the side of as building on Main Street in downtown Napa.
A man and his children enjoy the recently updated Napa Riverwalk. Long neglected by tourists who flocked to wineries, Napa's downtown is suddenly the place to eat, lounge and be seen.
Twenty-year Napa resident Don Haagstad enjoys a beer at a restaurant on the River Walk. Long neglected by tourists who flocked to wineries, Napa's downtown is suddenly the place to eat, lounge and be seen.
The historic Uptown Theatre on Third Street in downtown Napa provides a wonderful venue for many musicians. Long neglected by tourists who flocked to wineries, Napa's downtown is suddenly the place to eat, lounge and be seen.
Long neglected by tourists who flocked to wineries, Napa's downtown is suddenly the place to eat, lounge and be seen. PHOTO CAPTION: Cameron Darlington places fresh oysters in ice at Hog Island Oysters Co. inside the Oxbow Public Market. Read the story here. View the gallery here.
People eat and shop inside the Oxbow Public Market. Long neglected by tourists who flocked to wineries, Napa's downtown is suddenly the place to eat, lounge and be seen.
New building has sprouted up along Main Street in downtown Napa. Long neglected by tourists who flocked to wineries, Napa's downtown is suddenly the place to eat, lounge and be seen.
The National Yo-Yo Museum, housed in the back of a downtown Chico eclectic toy store and boutique, Bird in Hand, is certainly no myth – though some of the yo-yo aces honored therein certainly border on the mythic. PHOTO CAPTION: Thad Winzenz demonstrates a yo-yo trick in front of a 256-pound wooden specimen at the National Yo-Yo Museum in Chico. Read the story here. View the gallery here.
Hikers in Chico's Upper Bidwell Park follow a trail up from a diversion dam on Chico Creek.
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Fishermen try their luck in the Russian River, an old friend and occasional foe to the residents of Guerneville and others who live near its banks.
Guerneville has a lot to offer folks from just about every walk of life with an outdoorsy, funky style.
Guerneville, along main street at sunset.
Dick Jaillet of Guerneville stands outside the Rainbow Cattle Co. bar on Main Street.
Joe Villagomez, left, of Guerneville and Jimmy Kufudakes fish for steelhead on the Russian River.
PESCADERO Pescadero harbors a quiet paradise of mild climate, great views and memorable food. Read the story here. View the gallery here. Pigeon Point Lighthouse is one landmark near Pescadero. Your visit won't get you too close because of age-related structural problems (it was built in 1872), but the nongovernmental, nonprofit California State Parks Foundation is working to raise funds to rebuild.
A curious goat looks over the fence at Harley Farms, run by Dee Harley, a Yorkshire transplant who fell in love with Pescadero more than two decades ago.
A quiet scene at Pescadero Marsh Preserve, a web of trails where small birds are likely to flit amid 200 plant species.
The sun sets at Pescadero State Beach off Highway 1, a few miles west of the San Mateo County town.
Artichoke linguine at Duarte's Tavern in Pescadero is one of many tasty treats offered by the landmark eatery, in the small downtown area, inland from Highway 1.
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Lists Items found until now.
Heals 5 HP of the one who uses it.
Brain Juice
Gives 5 BP to the one who uses it.
Tasty Brain
Heals 10 HP to the one who uses it.
Pea Attack
The one who uses it tosses peas at all enemies. Deals 1 damage to each.
Vitamin A
A great medicine that boosts power by 3 for 3 turns of the one who uses it.
Extreme Weight Loss
Makes the weight of the one who uses go down extremely, making that player deal faster attacks and other effects for the rest of the battle.
A weird artifact that clones attacks, making them deal twice the damage and effects. Lasts for the whole battle.
Bottled Slap
Quick research
Instantly analizes data of an enemy and adds it to the almanac.
Brain Pond
Heals 25 BP of the one who uses it.
Please Come Back
Can be used in dead allies to revive them. If the one who has it dies, then that player will revive. Players revive with 10 HP.
This doesn't look so delicious. Replenishes 1 HP and 1 BP. Also makes you sick. Made by cooking incompatible items.
Damages 1 enemy for 3 damage, and has afterburn effects.
Brain Ocean
Recovers 50 BP.
Electro Pop
Restores 15 BP, 1 SP, and also electrifies you. Made by mixing Cake Mix with a variety of electric items.
Some sort of thing stolen from Harry Pot-Ter. Turns you into a ghost for a short time. You can attack but enemies can't attack you.
Vitamin C
A medicine that boosts power by 2 for 3 turns of the one who uses it.
Super Brain
Heals 25 HP to the one who uses it.
Ultra Brain
Heals 50 HP to the one who uses it.
Ultra Ocean
Heals 50 HP and BP to the one who uses it. Made by mixing an Ultra Brain with a Brain Ocean.


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It was a quiet '06 for our man Stephen Malkmus. Or was it? The specter of Pavement loomed large over indie rock's latest pack of buzz bands, most notably Minneapolis' marvelously askew Tapes 'N' Tapes. And the expansive decade-later reissue of Wowee Zowee— Pavement's last great album as well as their weirdest—restored its spotty reputation once and for all. Meanwhile, Malkmus was busy covering such Dylan classics as "Maggie's Farm" and "Ballad of a Thin Man" for Todd Haynes' quasi-biopic I'm Not There, in which a handful of different actors portray the living legend. He also managed to recruit Janet Weiss, fresh off the dissolution of Sleater-Kinney, as the new drummer of his backing band, the Jicks.
Maybe, too, it took some people an extra year to let 2005's Face the Truth sink in. The third album—or is that Difficult Third Album?—of Malkmus' solo career is less diverse but just as unhinged as Wowee Zowee (Pavement's third) and finds him gone completely off the deep end lyrically. In one song he's lingering on a mother's fine cooking (for the record, crepes can indeed look like tortillas) and in others he's rattling off cartoon-ish wordplay that offers surprising emotional heft once you get past the surface trickery.
He may routinely write nutty lyrics over colorfully erratic music, but Malkmus has yet to wear out the element of surprise. It helps that each solo album has been denser and braver than the last, from the sunny pop gloss of his self-titled debut to the prog-mod Pig Lib and genre-hopping Face the Truth. Of course, the man's well-documented charisma oozes through every sly turn of phrase and oddball guitar lick.
It's a comfort to know that even as Pavement grows ever more influential, Malkmus will be off making albums just as uncompromising, alien and beguiling as his old band's best work. Try though they might, it's doubtful his youthful acolytes will ever catch up.
Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks and Entrance at the Glass House, 200 W. Second St., Pomona, (909) 865-3802; www.theglasshouse.us. Fri., 7 p.m. $15-17. All ages.
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It's a rare dictator who vacates office of his own accord to enjoy a peaceful retirement.
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