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The concert in Santa Cruz is the centerpiece of a world gathering where Food Not Bombs volunteers will share their experiences feeding the hungry and supporting peace, social justice, and the environment.
Donald Trump's appearance on Jimmy Fallon has done the TV host no favors.
Donald Trump and Jimmy Fallon are getting into it on Twitter, following revelations of the late night host's regret over a pre-election interview from 2016.
Fallon revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that he would've done the interview differently, after receiving immense criticism for giving the now-president a softball interview, which included a bit where the host messed up Trump's hair.
Amid furor over his administration's border policies and threats to trade partners, Trump tweeted his displeasure at Fallon's regret on Sunday, telling the TV host to "be a man."
Shortly after Trump's tweet, Fallon declared on Twitter that he would be donating to RAICES, a Texas-based educational and legal service for refugees and immigrants.
The donation will be made under the president's name, in "honor" of the tweet.
Following the hair-ruffling debacle, Fallon's ratings have taken a tumble. The show has fallen behind relative newcomer (and a far more politically engaged) Stephen Colbert.
Fallon was chastised for "humanizing" Trump at the height of the 2016 Presidential campaign.
Was Jimmy Fallon supposed to do a hard-hitting interview? Of course not. Was he supposed to shower a racist with love? No. Not that, either.
"I did not do it to 'normalize' him or to say I believe in his political beliefs or any of that stuff," Fallon told the publication.
Fallon said the intense criticism following Trump's election had been demoralizing for himself and the 300 of the show's staff, especially as comedians from other shows joined in on the attack.
"It's all in the fun of the show. I made a mistake. I'm sorry if I made anyone mad. And, looking back, I would do it differently," he added.
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Mild fall weather helped the firs and pines develop lots of branches and grow lustrous new needles.
Clustered along Highway 50 near Placerville, 32 farms are part of the El Dorado County association. Another 20 or so farms dot the Sierra foothills, all within an hour or two of Sacramento. Trees bring almost as many visitors to the Apple Hill area as its most famous crop.
Many growers have embraced “silviculture,” managing their trees like a farm crop but with nature in mind. That includes finding the right microclimates to grow trees that customers may not find at a big box store or city tree lot.
Among the most popular of these “new” trees is the Nordmann fir. Native to the Caucasus Mountains near the Black Sea, these firs have found many fans in Northern California – including growers.
Freshened by light rain, the Nordmanns, nobles and other trees all look grand. Now, the growers need weather to cooperate some more.
2721 Mace Road, Camino; (530)644-2475; applecountrychristmastrees@gmail.com.
White fir, Douglas fir, Scotch pine, sequoia, incense cedar. Apples, cider, walnuts, apple pies, picnic tables, easy walking trails. Open noon-dusk Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-dusk Saturday-Sunday.
2580 Andler Road, Placerville; (530)626-3822.
Douglas fir, white fir, incense cedar. Candy canes, picnic tables. Open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday.
2836 Barkley Road, Camino; (530)333-3480.
White fir. Open 9 a.m.-dark weekends.
2952 Carson Road, Placerville; (530)622-5522; www.boavista.com.
White fir, Douglas fir. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. weekends.
3041 Carson Road, Placerville; (530)644-1490; carsonridgeevergreens.com.
White fir, Douglas fir, silver tip. Fresh wreaths, candy canes, paved walkway. Note: cash/check only. Open 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. weekends.
5240 Cedar Ravine, Placerville; (530)622-3546. Open 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. daily.
2019 Cable Road, Camino; (530)644-4647; www.caminotrees.com.
White fir, Douglas fir, silver tip, Scotch pine, blue spruce, noble fir. Wooded setting, candy canes, wreaths. Open 9:30 a.m.-dusk through Dec. 24.
7600 Fairplay Road, Fairplay; (530)413-8733; www.davisvinesandpines.com.
White fir, Douglas fir, noble fir, sequoia, cedar. Wreaths. Open 9 a.m.-dark weekends (weekdays by appointment).
3201 Sand Ridge Court, El Dorado; (530)620-3886; deerparkranch@wildblue.net.
Douglas fir. Free coffee, juice, candy canes, cookies. Warm barn and picnic area. Open dawn to dusk daily.
7349 Union Mine Road, El Dorado; (530)620-4888; rosalinddeutsch@aol.com.
Douglas fir, Monterey pine, Scotch pine, cedar. Antique farm equipment, gold mining tools, Nativity scene, life-size Santa. Open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday-Sunday.
3160 Pleasant Valley Road, Placerville; (530)621-1770; redwings@dish.net.
White fir, Douglas fir, silver tip, sequoia, spruce. Open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily.
2860 High Hill Road, Placerville; (530)644-3492; www.fudgefactoryfarm.com.
White fir, Douglas fir, Canaan fir, pine. Children’s play area, candy factory, candy-making workshop. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.
2640 Blair Road, Pollock Pines; (530)644-2194; www.harristreefarm.com.
White fir, Douglas fir, silver tip, cedar, noble fir, pine. Natural wood picnic area, apples, cider, apple pies. Open 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. daily.
3500 Newton Road, Placerville; (530)622-6760.
White fir, Douglas fir, silver tip, sequoia, cedar. Local honey, firewood. Open 9 a.m.-dark daily.
3170 Hassler Road, Camino; (530)642-1222; www.weddingsnflowers.com.
Colorado blue spruce, noble fir, silver fir, Fraser fir, white fir, sequoia, swift silver. Handmade wreaths, picnic tables. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday-Sunday.
2881 N. Canyon Road, Camino; (530)621-2053; www.hillsidetreefarm.com.
White fir, Douglas fir, silver tip, noble fir, Fraser fir. Open 8:30-4:30 p.m. daily.
3800 N. Canyon Road, Camino; (530)622-4087; www.indianrocktreefarm.com.
White fir, Douglas fir, silver tip, cedar, pine, exotic true firs. Picnicking, wreaths, gift shop. Open 8:30 a.m.-dark daily through Dec. 24.
935 Woodridge Road, Placerville; (530)626-4603; james_alderink@yahoo.com.
Douglas fir, Scotch pine, incense cedar. Open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Saturday, noon-4 p.m. Sunday.
5987 Happy Trails Lane, Garden Valley; (530)333-4936; kbouche7@sbcglobal.net.
Douglas fir, white fir, Colorado blue spruce. Kids life-size toy wooden train, picnic area, pond, free candy canes, coffee, hot chocolate. Open 9 a.m.-dark weekends.
3621 Carson Road, Camino; (530)391-9019; levithlessen@hotmail.com.
Douglas fir, white fir, red fir. Open 9 a.m.-dusk daily.
3131 Carson Road, Placerville; (530)644-4731; www.mcgeechristmastreefarm.com.
Silver tip, noble fir, Douglas fir, white fir, Canaan, swift silver. Free greenry, candy canes, fresh pre-cut trees and wreaths. Open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-dark weekends.
2261 Cable Road, Camino; (530)644-3389; ohalloranranch.com/christmas-trees; donna-o@att.net.
Silver tip, white fir. Apples, apple juice, pears, picnic area, nature trail. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.
7975 Slug Gulch Road, Omo Ranch; (530)620-2002; golfgirl1991@gmail.com.
White fir, Douglas fir, cedar. Secluded picnic and barbecue sites, fresh wreaths, gift shop. Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday-Sunday.
1010 Poverty Hill Drive, Placerville; (530)622-6766; www.chooseandcut.com/poverty_hill.
Colorado blue spruce, Norway spruce, Douglas fir, white fir, sequoia. Open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday-Sunday.
5301 Highway 49, El Dorado; (530)626-1951; www.prenderosa.com.
Douglas fir, white fir, Scotch pine, cedar, sequoia; precut Oregon noble, Nordmann, grand fir. Farm-made wreath decorations, tree supplies, cider, marshmallow roasting, fire, music. Open noon-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. weekends.
2561 Mace Road, Camino; (530)644-2831; jamesproberts@sbcglobal.net.
Douglas fir, white fir. Open 9 a.m.-dusk daily.
5645 Gilmore Road, Pollock Pines.
Douglas fir, white fir, Scotch pine. Open 9:30 a.m.-dusk daily.
2740 Mace Road, Camino; (530)919-2688.
Silver tip, white fir, Colorado blue spruce. Open 9 a.m.-dusk weekends.
2500 Hassler Road, Placerville; (530)622-0203; www.sierramagnificatrees.com.
Silver tip, white fir, Douglas fir, swift silver. Fresh wreaths, packaging available, free greenery, hot drinks. Open 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. daily.
4041 Rontree Lane, Somerset; (530)620-6261.
White fir, red fir, Douglas fir, Scotch pine. All-weather roads, easy walking trails, picnic area, boughs, coffee, “kiddie treats.” Open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily.
3099 N. Canyon Road, Camino; (530)621-2379; twsilver2@gmail.com.
White fir. Open 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
4401 Pony Express Trail, Camino; (530)644-0829; www.smartschristmastrees.com.
Silver tip, noble fir, white fir, Douglas fir. Gentle terrain, snack bar, wreaths, crafts, picnic area, free candy canes. Open 11 a.m.-dusk Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-dusk weekends.
3541 Sundance Trail, Placerville; (530)622-5636; www.sundancetreefarm.net.
Douglas fir, Scotch pine. Open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily.
5150 Twin Pines Loop, Georgetown; (530)333-4226; twinpines@wildblue.net.
Douglas fir, sequoia, white fir, blue spruce, French pine. Picnic tables, refreshments, mistletoe, holly, pine cones, cuttings, candy canes, netting. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.
18251 Retrac Way, Grass Valley; (530)268-3968.
Douglas fir, Scotch pine, pre-cut silver tip. Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. weekends.
6540 Highway 193, Newcastle; (916)663-2684.
Douglas fir and Sierra redwood. Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday-Sunday.
960 Meadow Road, Alta; (530)389-8989; www.littlebeartreefarm.com.
White fir and silver tip. Open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily.
12110 Poppy Lane, Auburn; (530)906-6988; www.poppylanechristmasfarm.com.
Red fir (silver tips), white fir, Douglas fir, noble fir, Nordmann fir, spruce. Plus container trees, refreshments, Christmas decorations. Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. daily.
30100 Foresthill Road, Foresthill; (530)367-3766; www.snowypeaksfarm.com.