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wrote. “Her pro-war record is well known.� And the letter noted: “Harman has an equally appalling record on civil liberties, having lobbied the New York Times to suppress the story about Bush’s wiretaps on the eve of the 2004 election, then going on television to defend the illegal wiretaps.� Our letter continued: “In addition, she voted for the bankruptcy bill, then more recently voted against mortgage relief in bankruptcy court, despite the fact that several thousand of her constituents are facing foreclosure. On the healthcare front, she recently voted against fast-tracking affordable generic medications for patients with breast cancer, brain tumors, Parkinson’s and rare diseases.� When Woolsey went ahead with the Harman fundraiser, what her appearance gave to Harman’s campaign most of all was the imprimatur of a political embrace from a longtime peace advocate who co-chairs the Congressional Progressive Caucus. Unfortunately, the care and feeding of a Blue Dog tends to be habitual. In mid-April—just before the opening of the state Democratic Party convention that would decide whether to endorse Congresswoman Harman for re-election—the delegates received robo-calls from a heavyweight member of Congress, who declared: “I’m Henry Waxman, and my congressional district is right next to that of Jane Harman, who I’m proud to support for re-election.� A couple of days later, I was one of more than a thousand delegates to enter the convention hall and find a four-page glossy flyer that had been placed on every chair. Most of the first page was a picture of Harman and Woolsey, standing together in front of the Capitol. The photo caption was a quote from Woolsey praising and endorsing Harman. The second page was devoted to a letter from Woolsey further extolling her. When delegates voted later that morning, Harman won endorsement, 599–417. It’s one thing to support a Blue Dog Democrat in a general election against a Republican. It’s quite another thing for members of the Progressive Caucus to defend a Blue Dog Democrat against a primary challenge from a genuine progressive Democrat. Norman Solomon is national co-chair of the Healthcare Not Warfare campaign and the author of many books, including ‘War Made Easy: How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning Us to Death.’ He lives in Marin County. A longer version of this article is online at www.normansolomon.com. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.
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peaks and their consequences for economic growth on three other nonrenewable resources: lithium, neodymium and phosphorus. Lithium is the element at the heart of the electric-car revolution that many green energy enthusiasts are trying to foment. For example, the Chevy Volt, scheduled to be at dealers this fall, will be energized by 400 pounds of lithium ion batteries, plus a gasoline engine to produce electricity to extend the car’s range of travel once the batteries are drained. In 2007, William Tahil, an analyst with the France-based consultancy Meridian International Research, issued a report which alarmingly concluded that there is “insufficient economically recoverable lithium available in the earth’s crust to sustain electric vehicle manufacture in the volumes required.� Tahil added, “Depletion
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n the early days of the web, circa 1997, there was a plethora of Magic 8 Ball applications online that enabled users to make queries about the future without risking a repetitive motion injury from shaking the real deal. Among them was Marinraised Jake Donham’s incarnation, which received a “cease and desist� notice from Tyco Toys Inc., then makers of the octo-oracle. “The purpose of this letter is to advise you that the use of the trademark Magic 8 Ball and of the game marketed by Tyco under ‘Magic 8 Ball,’ whether online or by any other means constitutes willful infringement of our trademark, copyright, tradedress and other intellectual property rights,� read the letter. Donham, a computer science grad from Yale who created the application as a lark to demonstrate common gateway interface scripts, was not impressed. Instead of kowtowing to a company that printed vagaries on icosahedrons suspended in purple water, the programmer, in an act of sublime simplicity, rotated the ball 90 degrees and rechristened it the “Magic Infinity Ball.� For kicks, he added a link to Tyco’s legalese. Soon, thousands of Magic Infinity Balls littered the Internet. A decade later, those who want to prognosticate about the future can now use their iPhones—yes, there’s an app for that— though none are officially licensed Magic 8 Ball apps. There’s the Fortune Ball, the Magic Banana and even a Magic Toilet, which one flushes for one’s fortune. (Apparently, there’s a crap for that.) None of these knock-offs, however, could predict that Hollywood would start raiding the toy chest to slake its voracious thirst for the “high concept.� Thus, coming soon to a theater near you, Magic 8 Ball—the movie. Remember when the toys would follow the release of a successful film? At worst, marketing dollars were leveraged across channels with toys and sundry other choking hazards licensed to the purveyors of Happy Meals? These days, toys are more apt to precede their movies, arriving onscreen as vetted properties with existing market awareness, ready-made for adaptation.
Hasbro, the multinational toy and board game company, raised eyebrows, and its stock price, with the roll out of several toy-themed film franchises in recent years. Among them were the profitable Transformers flicks and the recent G.I. Joe origin myth. It stands to reason then that Mattel, which acquired Tyco in the late ’90s (after dropping a bid to acquire its “perennial rival� Hasbro, according to the New York Times), would also stake its claim in the sandbox. As the producer of the beloved Barbie and Matchbox lines, Mattel’s gambit would seem a no-brainer. But the Magic 8 Ball? No one saw it coming. Thank Hasbro for setting the bar so low. After having shot its wad with its A-list properties, it reached deep into the collective closet of American youth to bring Candy Land, Battle Ship and (gulp) a Ridley Scott– directed Monopoly to the silver screen. “Well, Stretch Armstrong will probably be our first movie out,� Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner told media and tech blog Collider.com last year. Since then, principal cast has been announced with teenwolf Taylor Lautner of Twilight fame playing the fantastic elastic dude for a Universal Pictures release in 2012. Meanwhile, Paramount, who partnered on Hasbro’s aforementioned G.I. Joe and Transformers and perhaps felt a tad jilted, doubled back and joined Mattel on the Magic 8 Ball movie. Meanwhile, Shady Acres, the company that brought you middle school marvels Ace Ventura and Bruce Almighty (and their respective sequels and spin-offs), has had its own “Magic 8 Ball� film listed in development since September of last year. Is this the same film? Or will they have to turn it on its side and produce the Magic Infinity Ball film instead? In which case, has anyone called Jake Donham? Donham says no, so it seems the ball is in Mattel’s court. Fortunately, a film about an oversized fortune-telling billiard ball couldn’t be any worse than Ed Wood’s Plan 9 from Outer Space, in which a foreseer opined, “We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives.� Or as the laconic ball might say, “You may rely on it.�
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he rain-splattered parking lot was full when I arrived at the fairgrounds for the Napa Food Forum last Wednesday. The meeting rooms were packed, spirits were high, and cheerful volunteers streamed out of the kitchen with arms full of food that they placed on rows of tables, an elaborate luncheon of local, organic food—for hundreds. But fabulous feasts here are de rigueur. Napa loves good food. Outsiders visiting the valley to indulge hedonistic whims look into this wine-saturated economy and see that Napa is all about serving this bottle with that meal at such levels of artistry and expertise that it’s rare to have a poor dining experience. For one class of eater that’s true— Napa’s got the food thing covered. But it’s not true for the 38 percent of lowincome locals who can’t always get a meal on the table. According to a study by Joanna Winter, “Comprehensive Planning for the Napa County Food System: A Preliminary Study of Problems and Possibilities,� Napa ranks second to last of all California counties in the area of food security—the ability to “put food on the table at every meal.� And sadly, food in Napa can be an ambivalent friend to the 8.3 percent of locals afflicted with diet-related chronic disease; for them, the Michelin Guide is irrelevant and the food-delivery systems in the county are substandard. But change is coming to Napa. And the local leaders and food-industry stakeholders pushing for such change have been about their work since well before the all-day Food Forum on April 28. The trouble was that they were, for the most part, working in slightly disconnected fashion. “I looked around for a long time for someone to organize all these good efforts around the county,� said Dave Whitmer, Napa County agricultural commissioner. “And I finally thought to ask myself, ‘Why shouldn’t it be the agricultural commissioner’s office?’ So I provided leadership and we got a core group of committed people to do a visioning
exercise.� The outcome was the Food Forum, an opportunity for a community discussion of the problems and possible solutions to inequities linked to income and race. Participation was beyond expectation. When I asked one of the organizers for a head count, I only got an estimate. “We don’t have the numbers yet,� Karen Schuppert explained. “But it’s roughly 250 people, and we were expecting about 175 at the very most.� Schuppert, a nutritionist and natural chef, was formerly the organizer of the St. Helena farmers market. “There’s been discussion here today,� Schuppert said, “about bringing healthy food into the classrooms and hospitals, where there are the most vulnerable populations.� According to Schuppert, whose husband is in the winegrowing business, there is some wineindustry support for diversifying agriculture in the Valley. Parts of wine properties not planted in grapes might go to food crops without any adverse impacts on Napa’s major industry. In an executive summary of her report, Winter claims that “less than 2 percent of [Napa] agriculture is used for food production.� One industry insider told the Bohemian that it might work to go back to the cooperative “model of the 1970s� and conduct a survey of agricultural lands to see which landowners would be willing to allow sharecropping. Much of the land near riparian areas in Napa is rich with alluvial soil deposits but also infected with Pierce’s disease, so vines don’t flourish there. To remove vineyards from riparian acreage, replacing vines with vegetables, might be a better use of the best soil, since vines produce better fruit under harsher conditions anyway. These and other ideas tossed around at the forum represent a challenge to present thinking and a movement toward change, including a key to food-systems improvement: community building. To approach greater equity and food security, Napa needs more people networking to share information and get the food where it’s needed and when. “This is about giving people hope,� Whitmer said. “If we all get together, there is nothing we can’t do.�
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n 2008, Mexican authorities rejected a shipment of U.S. beef because the meat exceeded Mexico’s regulatory tolerance for copper. The rejected meat was returned to the States where it was sold and consumed, because the United States has no regulatory threshold for copper in meat. Incidents like this are why the food safety arm of USDA, known as the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), is under scrutiny. While the public has gotten used to microbes like E. coli and salmonella threatening the nation’s meat supply, and while safety agencies make food-borne illness a high-profile priority, contamination of meat by heavy metals, veterinary drugs and pesticides has been slipping through the bureaucratic cracks. Microbial contaminants can be killed by cooking, but chemical residues aren’t destroyed by heat. In fact, some of these residues break
down into more dangerous substances when heated, according to the “FSIS National Residue Program for Cattle,� a recent report by the USDA’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG). The routes by which veterinary drugs enter the human food chain trace a disturbing portrait of how large dairy farms operate. Sick dairy cows are given medications to help them recover, but if it appears an animal will die, it’s often sold to a slaughterhouse as quickly as possible, in time to kill it before it dies. That way “[the dairy farmer] can recoup some of his investment in the animal,� according to the report. In such cases, medications may be consumed along with the meat. Such drugs include ivermectin (which can act as a neurotoxin in humans), flunixin (which can damage kidneys) and penicillin (which can cause life-threatening allergic reactions in some people). The meat from sick dairy cattle is low-grade, and is usually turned into burger and sold to the sorts of buyers who stretch their dollars furthest,
like fast food chains and school lunch programs. But veterinary drugs are also finding their way into an upper echelon of meat: veal. The milk produced by medicated dairy cows is barred from sale to human consumers. Unfortunately, no law prevents this “waste milk� from being fed to veal calves, the meat of which sometimes tests positive for these drugs. As with meat from sick dairy cows that tests positive for antibiotics, no measures are taken to recall such veal or penalize the slaughterhouses that produce it. One slaughterhouse, according to the report, amassed 211 violations in 2008 and was still considered by the FSIS as a place where contamination “is not reasonably likely to occur.� Such failings can be traced to a 1984 memorandum of understanding among the FDA, FSIS and the Environmental Protection Agency. These three agencies agreed to appoint senior executives to oversee a group called the Surveillance Advisory Team (SAT). The SAT was supposed to manage interagency &THE BOHEMIAN
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Contamination of meat by heavy metals, veterinary drugs and pesticides has been slipping through the bureaucratic cracks. In addition to veterinary drugs and heavy metals, agricultural pesticides also find their way into the meat supply, often through contaminated food and water. While the SAT agencies jointly determine which pesticides should be tested for, it’s the FSIS that actually conducts the tests. In recent years, the FSIS has tested for only one of the 23 pesticide classes it is charged with testing for: chlorinated hydrocarbons / chlorinated organophosphates. The FSIS places blame on its limited budget and a lack of guidance regarding the minimum levels the agency is supposed to enforce. The OIG report calls the oversight unacceptable, saying “the SAT needs to seek executive-level involvement from all three agencies to resolve differences and, if necessary, to determine the best method for obtaining the needed testing resources to ensure that the highest priority substances are tested.� After raking the muck, the report makes recommendations on how the interagency collaborations behind the SAT could be improved. The report also mentions that the FSIS has agreed to many of its recommendations, such as increasing testing at plants that slaughter veal and dairy cows— where 90 percent of the residue violations have been detected. While the OIG appears to be making a sincere effort to improve the framework that’s supposed to protect our food, it could also be argued that these efforts amount to enabling an industry that remains rotten at its core. Rushing sick cattle to slaughter before they die or feeding tainted “waste milk� to veal calves are practices that would be better eliminated than improved, but in fairness, that isn’t within the mandate of the OIG to decide. So while improvements appear to be in the works for the production practices behind mystery meat and mystery milk, the system shows little sign of becoming inherently less disgusting. As long as customers keep demanding cheap meat, cheap meat will continue to be produced.
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<0A84CC0 24;;0AB ince 1978, Marietta Cellars’ founder Chris Bilbro has pursued an old-fashioned business model. In an era when wine marketers are in a frenzy for face time on the social network, Marietta skips it. When an enthusiastic fan begged sales manager Sam Bilbro to give him the link to their Facebook page, Bilbro replied that there is none. Just tell your friends. During big weekend events, in fact, they block the driveway with a atbed truck to deter the tipsy throngs. And there is no tasting room.
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Indeed, on the Marietta estate, a collection of modest buildings and 40 acres of vineyard winding back into an Alexander Valley canyon, there’s no twittering—only the oinking of a few charismatic little orphaned piglets adopted by winery staff. Marietta’s agship blend, Zinfandel-Old Vine Red, is styled like an old-fashioned â€œďŹ eld blend.â€? With dark, woodsy notes leading to warm, brambleberry fruit, it’s juicy yet dry, rustic in character but smooth on the palate. Non–vintage dated, the current release is Lot Number 51, and as always, it’s remarkably consistent with previous lots. Chris Bilbro learned to cook by taste, the only way that his great aunt Marietta would have it. Now, with no formal training, that’s how he builds his wine blends. Bilbro was eventually joined in the business by three sons—some with formal training. The 2007 Zinfandel starts shy, with hints of cedar and menthol amid warm berries, then gushes boysenberry and blueberry juice, before the soft, warm and ďŹ nely astringent ďŹ nish brings it in, refreshing to the last drop. With black cherry and cassis liqueur aromas, the 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon is easy drinking yet reďŹ ned, with a ďŹ nish neither chalky nor grippy. The 2006 Petite Sirah is deep purple, natch, with briars and blueberry, a creamy palate and the most aggressive tannins of the bunch. The 2005 Angeli CuvĂŠe is a Zin blend and the luxury equivalent of Old Vine Red—warm brown spice, baked blueberry, soft and silky. Marietta has no set retail prices, but expect to see Old Vine Red selling for around $12, the varietals around $20 and the Angeli around $28. If you ďŹ nd a good deal, for goodness sakes don’t twitter it—bring a bottle to a friend. Marietta Cellars, Geyserville. No public tasting. Marietta wines may be found in Oliver’s, Fiesta and PaciďŹ c, and G&G markets, and select local restaurants and pubs. www.mariettacellars.com. James Knight
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through a complete restoration, a project he calls his greatest achievement. Rather than screen movies, the Uptown Theatre will reopen May 14 as a live music venue, showcasing top acts from around the world and returning to Napa its crown jewel. What’s more, Altamura’s hired Sheila GrovesTracey, formerly of Petaluma’s Mystic Theatre, as executive director. It’s been an expensive job—Altamura won’t say how much—but everyone agrees it’s a miracle on Third Street. It might have been a sad fate for a building with such rich history. Opened in August 1937 with the film Ever Since Eve starring Marion Davies, the 1,400-seat theater was the place to be in Napa for decades. Altamura remembers it as “the magnet of the city.� But the Uptown had its lean years. First it was split into two separate auditoriums. When Altamura bought the theater from Santa Rosa theater magnate Dan Tocchini in 1998, it had been further chopped into four rooms, separated by plain sheetrock walls. The ceiling mural had been painted over. The heater didn’t
work anymore. The projector was unreliable. Attendance was down. It closed in 2000. Altamura announced that he’d restore the Uptown and reopen it, and was cheered as a hero. Francis Ford Coppola’s name was thrown around. “Then all at once, Napa died,� Altamura says. “When I saw that it wouldn’t be economical, and that I wouldn’t have a chance, I just quit working. People all called me names. They’d say, ‘He’s never gonna open up, he don’t care about us, he’s leaving that place to look like a dive.’ But they don’t understand. I’m a businessman, and things have to work their own way. Timing is what it’s all about in life.� Timing was a lesson Altamura learned at age 16, when he drove to California with two friends from his hometown of Buffalo, N.Y. He was still in high school, fell in love with Napa and planned on staying. “But my mother said, ‘If you don’t come home, I’ll have the law bring you home. You gotta finish high school, George.’� He reluctantly returned, but directly after graduating high school, he stuck out ') THE BOHEMIAN
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coats of blue latex, the lighting fixtures were gone, and Altamura had gone so far as to advertise for old snapshots. As soon as the photo arrived, he ordered custommade lighting fixtures. “We had a company make them exactly like they were,� he says. “Everything here’s original.�
‘I’m a businessman, and things have to work their own way. Timing is what it’s all about in life.’ —George Altamura
The ceiling was a more tedious matter. Altamura figured on painting it gold, but he took down a wall and noticed what looked like part of a woman’s figure—“and I said, what the hell we got here?â€? Upon closer inspection, the ceiling showed a slightly raised outline of a Greco-Roman mural. He called a company who’d worked on the Bellagio’s ceiling in Las Vegas. “They came here, looked at it, and fell in love with it,â€? Altamura says. “So I scaffolded this whole building, seven feet from the ceiling. A big deal, really! And they cleaned all of it and made everything exactly like it was.â€? The theater’s new capacity is now 860, mostly due to wider seats being installed. Spotlights and speakers are in place. Curtains are on their way, the stage is taking shape, and George’s granddaughter Jackie, who’s been instrumental in the details of the dĂŠcor, is painting in the lobby just weeks before opening night. “It’s a big risk,â€? Altamura admits. “I know that. But you can’t think that way. When I first came to Napa, I had a feeling for the town. Other people have that same feeling for this theater. Every place I go, people stop me and say, ‘George, what you’re doing with the Uptown, I’m just so happy.’ All the people that badmouthed me, now they’re saying better things.â€? One thing is sure. It will be monumental when the Uptown opens its doors for business after 10 years of speculation, cynicism, hard work and, ultimately, resurrection. “It’s gorgeous,â€? says Groves-Tracey, “and come May 14, when the band hits the stage, I tell you what. I’m going to crumple up, fall to my knees and just go, ‘Yeah. It finally happened.’â€? Big Bad Voodoo Daddy provides the opening party on Friday, May 14, at the Uptown Theatre. 1350 Third St., Napa. 6pm. $40–$50. 707.259.0123.
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is how quickly and completely he makes us believe he is an elderly German transvestite one minute, a gay Southern playwright the next and a cruel German bully the next. Snapping from one character to another, Abbott’s ability to create a believable human being in just seconds, sometimes with only a line or two of dialogue to establish that character’s attitude, is nothing short of astonishing. Director King’s pacing of the show, crucial in a production of this kind, has been significantly tightened compared to the Rep production. With casual deliberateness, each scene grows progressively more tense, the pace matching the mood as the mysteries stack up and von Mahlsdorf ’s stories become increasingly more detailed. As written, there are surreal touches that I still find distracting, such as the playwright’s idea of using tiny miniatures to represent the furniture that von Mahlsdorf lovingly shows off to visitors. Though a little confusing (wait, is her house really full of teeny-tiny armoires or . . . oh, I get it, they’re representations!), the conceit does offer some rich possibilities. The gentle way Abbott cradles each miniature shows in a flash how much love von Mahlsdorf has for each antique in her home. Though filled with big, flashy acting opportunities, Abbott is most effective in such tiny moments, tossing out little gestures or expressions that frequently seem to transcend acting, so authentic and grounded is Abbott’s feat. As rich and complex as the play’s central character, Abbott’s performance is well worth catching. Like von Mahlsdorf herself, this is an act that surely won’t be easy to forget. ‘I Am My Own Wife’ runs Thursday–Sunday through May 16. Thursday at 7:30pm; Friday– Saturday at 8pm; Sunday at 2:30pm. $21–$24. 707.588.3400.
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Maddened by the way the idle kids go at him, Len hides a bayonet under his sweater before he takes a walk. And that’s the last of him. A female constable (Emily Mortimer) brings Harry the news of Len’s murder. That’s when Harry goes out to buy a pistol. The underground gun merchant’s shack looks as if the Bobby Sands of Hunger had redecorated the walls with his own homemade pigments. The host, Stretch (Sean Harris), is a freakish stripling with wavy scars all over his torso. He tends a parksize marijuana plantation concealed behind black trash bags, and when not freebasing from the barrel of his pistol, he’s taping some amateur porn. Watching Caine slowly decide what needs to be done, and conquering the fear and the disgust before he does it, makes one happy—as happy as watching Noomi Repace’s Lisbeth watch the Land Rover burn in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. At such moments, a movie does the thinking for you, which is why vigilante tales always succeed. Director Daniel Barber disguises the manipulation in the film as best he can. He finds pity in the story, with Mortimer, as always, a well of sympathy. The cops are otherwise inept, especially Iain Glen as a fatuous chief launching something called Operation Blue Jay and starting what looks like an urban insurrection in the housing complex. For a film that can be so much about noise, it’s in the quieter scenes, as when Caine’s Harry finally decides to talk about his war—showing the cool side of slow—that Harry Brown appears most accomplished. In fact, the quieter the film gets, the better it is. ‘Harry Brown’ opens on Friday, May 7, at the Rialto Cinemas Lakeside, 551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa. 707.525.4840.
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Making a return appearance to Sonoma this weekend, the Cuban singer and songwriter Carlos Varela is known as “Cuba’s Dylan,� and not without reason. Varela came up in Cuban music around the time of the nueva trova movement in the wake of the Cuban revolution, when traditional folk forms became infused with deeper and more critical social content. Varela’s songs criticize both the U.S. government and that of his home country—not the safest route to take as a resident of Cuba—though he is not immune to the lure of the love song. “Una Palabra,� an incredibly poetic paean to the miniscule manifestations of love, has been used in the movies Powder Keg, starring Clive Owen, and Man on Fire, starring Denzel Washington. Last time Varela came through, he appeared solo; this time, he plays with a full band at a concert and Cuban dinner prepared by chef Joe Vitale on Friday, May 7, at Ramekins Event Center. 450 W. Spain St., Sonoma. 7pm. $40 includes dinner. 707.933.0450.
Hiking season is here, and there’s nothing like discovering a new, rarely used trail. That’s where the di Rosa Preserve comes in, offering guided, two-and-a-half hour Art and Vista Hikes through its outdoor sculpture gallery and up to the top of Milliken Peak, the highest summit in the Carneros region. On a clear day atop the peak, hikers can see both the Napa River and the San Pablo Bay, and there’s no other way to hike the Milliken trail than through di Rosa’s exclusive opportunity. Hikes are moderately strenuous, so bring water and good shoes while a guide gives insight into the native f lora and fauna. After climbing to the top with one of the best views in the region, you’ll settle back down into one of the best collections of California art in the world. It’s a perfect springtime field trip on Saturday, May 8, at the di Rosa Art Preserve. 5200 Sonoma Hwy., Napa. 10am. $15. 707.226.5991; RSVP required.
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It seems like just yesterday that Mark Growden was haunting our town, singing his ominous songs and playing his accordion at dustbowl parties, campfire get-togethers and barn revival meetings. Ever the traveling troubadour, he left within a year, but he’d made his mark. Growden and his band, including a few members that a guy named Tom Waits borrowed for a tour, recently set up shop at the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center to spend a whole week rehearsing songs for their latest album, Saint Judas. Growden’s untrammeled voice, a stage player in itself, dives and rises animatedly around his songs, teasing the tremor and tempo of his crackerjack band. Just when you think he’s all rusty clamor and disarray, he switches gears with tender tunes like “If the Stars Could Sing.� He returns to town Saturday, May 8, at the North Bay Film and Art Collective. 99 Sixth St., Santa Rosa. 8pm. $10. www.myspace.com/northbayfac.
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rowing up in MĂźnster, Germany, Ute Lemper had Kurt Weill as a part of her life, albeit a peripheral one. The Threepenny Opera played annually at local theaters, and the writings of Weill’s partner, Bertolt Brecht, were part of the school curriculum. But it wasn’t until high school, Lemper says, that she truly understood Weill’s story, and she’s quick to list the qualities that she was drawn toward. “His incredibly revolutionary art with Brecht throughout the Weimar Republic,â€? she says, on the phone from her home in the Upper West Side of Manhattan. “This new form of music, of theater. Educational theater. Very free, full of spirit and anarchic somehow. I had connection to it as a young person. It expressed a lot of my feelings and my wish to free myself from rules—and a little bit of anger about the past.â€? The 46-year-old Lemper, who sings Weill’s Seven Deadly Sins with the Santa Rosa Symphony this weekend, has become the world’s foremost interpreter of Weill’s music and the natural heir to Lotte Lenya, the composer’s wife. Coincidentally, Lemper’s first all-Weill recital came at the age of 21, in 1984, just three years after Lenya’s death in New York City. Her handle on Weill’s
repertoire is unsurpassed, and the 1988 release Ute Lemper Sings Kurt Weill remains the definitive modern interpretation of the great German composer. Before splitting up for good, Weill and Brecht worked one final time together on the Seven Deadly Sins, which Lemper cites as one of her favorite musical works. “This piece is a beautiful impressionistic, expressionistic orchestra piece,â€? she says. “I just love to stand there in the middle of the orchestra, next to the conductor, and fall into the music and tell the story of Anna.â€? In the work, originally written as a ballet, the narrator tells the story of Anna I and Anna II, who can be interpreted as either two separate sisters or split personalities of the same person. The Annas set out from their home in Louisiana to find fortune in the big cities of America to send back home so that their family, represented by a four-member male chorus, can build a house on the shores of the Mississippi River. Along the way, they grapple with each of the seven deadly sins. “The singer is just the commentator,â€? says Lemper. “It’s more like a psychological consciousness that I’m basically speaking to myself. I’m giving myself advice to behave and not to listen to what the others tell me, and not to be tempted by the sharks—of course, the capitalistic sharks, in the Brecht way of looking at society. Anna I is the business woman, the cold one, the one that wants to function and exploit capitalism to its brim. Anna II is the one who always doubts everything, and wonders, ‘Why should I do this? I can’t be with the man who has a lot of money; I need to be with the man I love.’â€? Lemper, who has followed her passions into roles on Broadway (Chicago), movies (PrĂŞt-Ă -Porter) and rock and roll (Roger Waters’ The Wall), “definitelyâ€? associates more with the emotional, instinctive Anna II. More than a lesson on following one’s heart, however, Lemper sees The Seven Deadly Sins through Weill and Brecht’s eyes as a satire of fascism. “I just saw the other night on TV the movie by Michael Moore, Capitalism: A Love Story,â€? Lemper mentions. “It’s very interesting, actually, how it all goes back to years ago. Ronald Reagan, the start of cutting taxes to the rich people, being able to make the rich people richer, this history of capitalism in this country. Of course, it’s Michael Moore and it sounded like a satire, and he commented with a lot of funny elements. And so did Brecht, in his story of the Seven Deadly Sins! There are a lot of funny, satirical elements.â€? While Lemper admits The Seven Deadly Sins is “a bit dated,â€? she believes it was written with the ideal of socialism being a more humane concept than fascism, “long before the Cold War,â€? she points out. “And long before Brecht would have been able to see that socialism in itself was a corrupt form of system, too.â€? Ute Lemper sings ‘The Seven Deadly Sins’ with the Santa Rosa Symphony Saturday–Monday, May 8–10, at the Wells Fargo Center. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. Saturday and Monday at 8pm; Sunday at 3pm. $27–$55. 707.546.8742.
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