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Wild About Books will host a book club gathering at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 11.
Stop in for wine and book talk, get the 2009 book titles and receive free advance reading copies.
Wild About Books is located at 14290 Olympic Drive, Clearlake.
For more information, call the store, 994-9453.
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The concert will begin at 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7, at Galilee Lutheran Church, 8860 Soda Bay Road, Kelseyville.
Jensen, who comes from Trondheim, Norway, will give a performance titled “Nordic Elegance,” featuring music of Norway's great composers.
The cost for tickets for CLPA and lodge members is $15 per person, and $20 for non-members.
A reception in the Galilee Community Center will follow the concert.
For information contact Hope Brewer, 279-0877, or Mary Beth Ingvoldstad, 987-2404.
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Second Sunday Cinema's free film for February, “Eating,” (third edition) provides plenty of food for thought as it shows us the results of our dietary choices – specifically, eating meat – on our health, on the health of the planet and on the animals we consume.
Who knew? Who knew that eating a meat-based diet is a major factor in causing heart disease? Or cancer? Who knew that eating meat is a major factor in causing bone loss (osteoporosis)?
Who knew that eating meat is a major cause of the loss of zillions of acres of rain forest in the amazon as the trees are cut down to open space for growing corn and soybeans to feed cattle, pigs and chickens?
And who knew that methane-emitting farm animals are a major cause of global warming? This fascinating, impactful documentary explains it all for you.
As a very special treat, Lori Patotzka, vegetarian chef extraordinaire, will demonstrate that eating a plant-based diet is anything but boring. She'll show the group how to make a chicken-free “chicken salad,” a tasty red pepper/walnut spread, and will share samples of her moist, delicious sweet bread.
A review of “Eating” from the American Library Association states, This is “a compelling and often shocking look at the standard American diet. Asserts that following federal nutrition guidelines can kill you.”
As always, this documentary is presented for free.
The venue is the Clearlake United Methodist Church at 14521 Pearl Ave. near Mullen in downtown Clearlake.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for snacks and socializing. Patotzka's demonstration will begin at 6 p.m. and will be followed immediately by the film, which is 88 minutes long.
For more information call 279-2957.
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