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Last spring, the White House announced plans for this decade that include investing $80 billion “to sustain and modernize the nuclear weapons complex�—in addition to “well over $100 billion in nuclear delivery systems to sustain existing capabilities and modernize some strategic systems.� In fact, the U.S. government is now on a jag to boost spending for its nuclear arsenal. As the Livermore-based organization Tri-Valley CAREs noted weeks ago, “the 2011 budget request for nuclear weapons is the largest in our nation’s history; bigger than under George W. Bush and a whopping 40 percent higher than the amount spent for nuclear weapons activities on average during the Cold War.� Credit where due: the UC-managed laboratories for nuclear bombs have been on the cutting edge of digital advancement. Their record recalls a comment from Martin Luther King Jr., who noted the proliferation of “guided missiles and misguided men.� When I interviewed Los Alamos press officer Kevin Roark, he explained that “this laboratory has been at the forefront of computing research and development� from the Manhattan Project days of slide rules and punch cards to the lab’s present-day computers, with one able to do upwards of 100 trillion calculations per second. An official website of the University of California boasts that “UC has been involved in the management of these laboratories since their inception—a relationship spanning seven decades—as a public service to the nation.� With a lab on the UC Berkeley campus included in the mix, “the three laboratories have a combined workforce of more than 21,000 and operate on federally financed budgets totaling more than $4 billion.� For sure, there’s plenty of money sloshing around to reward the masters—and academic servants—of the nuclear weapons industry. But should the University of California be managing laboratories that design the latest technologies for nuclear holocaust?
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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. 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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Germans were castigated for following orders, keeping silent and denying responsibility during the Nazi era and World War II. Julian Assange of WikiLeaks and, apparently, a young soldier named Bradley Manning have broken the silence and borne witness as whistleblowers to the criminal and brutal actions of the United States in Afghanistan. Like Daniel Ellsberg, they have taken tremendous risks and are now in grave danger. I applaud Assange and Manning for their courage and integrity. What happens to them happens to all of us.
Stop sending U.S. tax dollars to the Palestinian Authority, which, since its founding in the 1960s by an Egyptian-born organizer, has incited hatred and violence against Israel through what it persists in calling a religious war, glorifying terrorism and terrorists. With usurpation of Jerusalem, the historical capital of the Jewish people, and all of Israel as its goal, the Palestinian Authority describes talks and negotiations as temporary tactical measures. Before a “Two State Solution,� let alone a “One State Solution� (Open Mic, July 7), can be implemented, the Arab Muslims of Palestine must recognize Israel and its 3,000-year-plus presence and rights in the region, educate their people for peace and raise their children to have jobs, not Jihad.
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relative to where monitors are set up by the Environmental Protection Agency. “What we’re finding is that people have health complaints and they have exposure complaints, but the EPA monitors aren’t there,� says LABB director Anne Rolfes. “So the map is doing exactly what it’s supposed to do, which is inform response—inform the federal agencies where something more should be happening.� In a July 20 review of the EPA’s airmonitoring reports from the Gulf, the LABB compares notes with EPA data collected from the beginning of the disaster to July 10. The review says the EPA isn’t catching the reports that appear on the LABB map. According to the review, the EPA’s monitors aren’t positioned at the best spots for monitoring public health concerns
such as elevated levels of the carcinogens benzene and hydrogen sulfide, which the EPA found are high throughout the region. The LABB’s review recommends the EPA set up more stationary and mobile monitors and train locals, particularly out-of-work fishermen, to take samples so the EPA can get a more accurate picture of public health in more populated areas. “The EPA is doing sampling; the citizen reports are saying, ‘It’s smelly here’ or ‘We don’t feel well.’ They’re really different from each other, but the great thing is one can inform the other,� Rolfes says. “Policymakers will look at it and say, ‘We need to drive our response here.’ Certainly we’re hoping the EPA will use the information to refine its sampling.� Tulane University students Nancy Mock and Nathan Morrow helped develop the map, which utilizes an open-source & %
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Rolfes says the map will remain active, even as BP slows the gusher at the Deepwater Horizon well. “I think there’s going to be a huge temptation, now that it’s controlled a little bit, to pretend like, ‘Oh, it’s done. The spill’s over,’ when of course it’s just begun,� she says. “I think this map will illustrate that. [It will] continue to be out in the fields, out in the communities, encouraging reporting. Documenting the problems is the only way we’re going to solve the problems.� The LABB also is helping map from a different point of view—1,500 feet off the ground. Bucket Brigade volunteers are assisting Jeff Warren, whose Grassroots Mapping project sends up kites and heliumfilled balloons equipped with special cameras that photograph the coast from high in the sky. With Gulf accessibility an issue for the public and the media, Warren set out to create high-resolution images of oil impacting the coast and make them available in the public domain. Fundraising for the endeavor began through Kickstarter.com, a website that helps project coordinators gather financial backing through pledges. The campaign sought pledges to help pay for kites and cameras as well as protective gear and gas. (It met its fundraising goal on June 21.) To develop the images, Warren partnered with Stewart Long of Gonzo Earth, a photo-mapping company, and Oliver Yeh of 1337arts, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology–based art and science project that takes photos from the sky and also sends out webcam-equipped and internetcontrolled cars to collect video. The first images were collected in May and sent to MIT, where they were stitched together, pixel by pixel. Project organizers hope to continue mapping through January 2011 and enlist local fishing boats and crews to send out volunteers to document oil off the coast. Images and digitally stitched maps are available for download at www.grassrootsmapping.org/ gulf-oil-spill.
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or the convenience of my readers, I’m providing today a condensed version of something shrewd by Paul Krugman, a journalist who writes for the New York Times. Full disclosure? OK. I have a major case of hero worship for Krugman, who boldly tackles issues with such robust courage, intelligence, wit and clarity that I must honor by passing along, to PK fans and neophytes alike, his gem on global warming politics. Here are the key points of Krugman’s dead-on zinger published July 25, “Who Cooked the Planet?� To start, let me translate from Krugmanese that he is merely being ironic when he attributes to sadistic Olympian gods the hot weather the East Coast has had so far in 2010. He does not really expect us to laugh here. In fact, the columnist explains that this stretch we’re in, the “hottest such stretch on record,� is actually a result of a failure to act, aided by a shameful attribute. We’ll get to that in a minute. First, we all share in the failure made public to the world by a Senate vote. The country with the greatest misinformation and energy consumption in the world failed to pass climate-change legislation. It stopped dead in the Senate. Why? Krugman explains that fingers have been routinely pointed in the wrong directions. The misinformation officers have blamed the science, the scientists and the economy. None is to blame. “We didn’t fail to act because of legitimate doubts about the science,� Krugman writes, affirming the evidence of rising global temperatures. “Nor is this evidence tainted by scientific misbehavior. You’ve probably heard about the accusations leveled against climate researchers—allegations of fabricated data, the supposedly damning e-mail messages of ‘Climategate,’ and so on. What you may not have heard, because it has received much less publicity, is that every one of these supposed scandals was eventually unmasked as a fraud concocted by opponents of climate action, then bought into by many in the news media. You don’t believe such things can happen? Think Shirley Sherrod.� Having dismissed allegations against the
science and the scientists, Krugman moves on to his specialty, the economics, explaining, I suspect not for the first time, that the economy would not collapse, would still grow, if we enforced limits on greenhouse gas emissions. So what happened then? Why didn’t we pass desperately needed legislation? What will history record (until such records are fried or submerged in seawater) about this failure to act? Krugman invites us to follow the money behind the misinformation campaigns. “Look at the scientists who question the consensus on climate change; look at the organizations pushing fake scandals; look at the think tanks claiming that any effort to limit emissions would cripple the economy. Again and again, you’ll find that they’re on the receiving end of a pipeline of funding that starts with big energy companies.� He cites Exxon Mobil’s multimillion dollar misinformation campaign, Koch Industries’ two-decade sponsorship of anti-environmental organizations and the industry money paid to politicians who consistently oppose climateprotection measures. Avarice, of course, is partly to blame. “By itself,� Krugman writes, “greed wouldn’t have triumphed. It needed the aid of cowardice— above all, the cowardice of politicians who know how big a threat global warming poses, who supported action in the past, but who deserted their posts at the crucial moment.� Krugman names Sen. John McCain, who promised support for a cap-and-trade system if he were to become president. But someone else became president, and now McCain (sore loser?) suddenly doesn’t stand for greenhouse gas reductions. Krugman argues, “It’s hard to see his switch as anything other than the act of a man willing to sacrifice his principles, and humanity’s future, for the sake of a few years added to his political career. Alas, Mr. McCain wasn’t alone; and there will be no climate bill. Greed, aided by cowardice, has triumphed. And the whole world will pay the price.� As much as I admire Krugman, I have to end this on a hopeful note. We can’t give up. There must be a climate bill, or all hail ignorance and oil-industry whores in the Senate.
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vines, and thereafter the Chester, favored for its huge per-acre yield—up to 15 tons, twice that of most other cultivars. The Vigils sometimes harvest berries—including blueberries and raspberries—as late as November. The berries are sold by variety, a side-by-side tasting opportunity that affords consumers a glance at subtle nuances of smell, flavor and texture. The most popular, says Vigil, is the Marion blackberry, named for the county of its origin in Oregon, where berry breeder George Waldo combined the pollen and seeds that gave birth to this breed in 1945. Today the Marion is one of the most favored blackberries in the world. But better berries are always possible, and at the USDA’s experimental farm in Corvallis, Ore., breeders are busy creating them. Here, government geneticist and berry breeder Chad Finn spends his summer days studying the fruits and shoots of scores of varieties. Finn evaluates each when grown under varying conditions, and he is watching in particular for thornless, high-quality breeds. Thornlessness, a recessive trait that took some time to isolate, was finally introduced to the public in 1989 with the release
of the Waldo blackberry, Finn says. In the same year, the University of Arkansas introduced its first thornless innovation, the Navaho. Since then, dozens of other thornless blackberries have been propagated. Thorns may be merely annoying for smallscale farmers who harvest by hand, but for big producers who employ machines to strip the vines of fruit, thorns are a serious liability. At least two berry producers in the 1990s were knocked out of business, Finn says, by consumer lawsuits that stemmed from instances of thorns found— and presumably chomped on—in frozen berries. Size matters, too, especially in the fresh market, and bigger isn’t always better. The Black Butte blackberry produces huge orbs as long as two inches. Breeder John Clark once helped create a 30-gram blackberry 2.5 inches long and more than an inch wide at the University of Arkansas, home of an accomplished breeding program. That brutish berry, which still serves as an occasional gene contributor to breeding projects and a sure crowd pleaser during harvesttime tours, was itself not a berry worth releasing to the public, Clark says. &) THE BOHEMIAN
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“You’d need a knife and fork to eat it,� he says by cell phone while driving to a research station in the Ozarks. “Our goal isn’t to break the record for the biggest berry. We want to improve flavor and make people smile.� The industry of cultivated breeds is growing quickly. As of 2005, 50,000 acres grew around the world, with 17,000 in Mexico and the United States. Oregon today is among the global hotspots of berry production, with California not far behind, but Mexico’s industry has exploded to meet demand for off-season blackberries, from 560 acres in 1995 to more than 8,000 today. Finn says that naming new cultivars “is a horrible process,� a tedious task that sparks disagreements between breeders and which ultimately sends most commercial berries to the seed catalogues with tame, innocuous, market-friendly names like Black Pearl, Black Diamond and Obsidian. At the University of Arkansas, Clark says, naming has followed a Native American theme. The university has produced, among others, the Cherokee, Comanche, Cheyenne, Navaho and Kiowa blackberries. “Because,� Clark says, “blackberries are native Americans, too.� Some are, anyway. The familiar Himalayan blackberry is a virulent invader. Actually a native of Eastern Europe, R. armeniacus came to the New World as an innocent purchase from an Indian seed catalogue. The mailing address on the package was that of Santa Rosa’s own Luther Burbank, 19th-century pioneer of American fruit breeding and the man who would make Sonoma County ground zero in the attack of the Himalayan blackberry. It was 1885, and as Burbank’s vines surged into life over the next two years, the scientist praised this exciting new berry for its large, sweet fruits and tenacious vigor. The species quickly spread in the West as a popular backyard crop and selfassembling livestock barrier. But it got loose, first here, then there, and eventually virtually everywhere between California and southeast Alaska. It is still spreading, sources say, even pushing into Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Africa. Today, R. armeniacus is widely recognized as one of the most economically ruinous invasive plants ever to take root in American soil. It carries Pierce’s disease, dreaded by winemakers, and organized efforts to beat it back almost invariably fail. Indeed, hardly a highway in Northern California would look quite right without those hellish tangles. In tamer arenas, modern breeders lead the push toward better berries—berries without thorns and vines that stand on their own. But the Himalayans remain free for those who battle the brambles—and we all know the allure, we know the pain and we love the prize. Yet, for each skirmish with a wild blackberry patch, a picker limps away, torn and bloody and still undecided on that old mystery of whether this tempting little fruit is a gift of the gods or just an artifice of hell.
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Simply Vietnam
Traditional Vietnamese Restaurant
Best Vietnamese Restaurant
Choose any entree on the regular menu and get a second entree of equal or lesser value, free. All discounts include tax
Thank you
Dinner up to $11 OFF (no purchase of beverage necessary)
Dinner up to $18 OFF (with purchase of beverage)
HAPPY HOUR 3-6:30pm, 7 days
20% OFF FOOD TO GO
The local preference for authentic Vietnamese
dine in & take out
707.566.8910
MON - FRI LUNCH • DINNER 7 DAYS
3901 Montgomery Dr.Santa Rosa 528-7755 • www.thevillarestaurant.com
fresh ingredients large dining room friendly staff always affordable
966 North Dutton Ave~Santa Rosa Mon–Sat 10–9m Sunday 11–8
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It seems that between my very real pet and the three computerized ones I recently “adopted,� my job as dookie-cleaner-in-chief has multiplied exactly threefold. Scrubbing up Dublin’s puke takes several paper towels, some all-purpose cleaner and a dab of elbow grease. Mametchi’s steamer requires nothing more than the touch of a button. As I finish, however, my now perky real dog decides I’ve done an exemplary job and manically licks my face in what I can only imagine is gratitude. Mametchi doesn’t lick my face. Instead it declares: “Bleep bleep!� Translation: “All this pooping has now made me hungry.� Pressing Mametchi’s food button and giving Dublin a pat on the head, I climb back into the driver’s seat and continue pondering the question I’ve set out to answer: Which is better—a living, breathing, puking, licking pet or a beeping, battery-powered, wirelessly enhanced virtual pet?
The answer, I think, will take some advice from smarter folks than me.
Of Mutt & Mouse The world of virtual pets today is a multibillion dollar industry with millions of users in scores of countries. The pets are generated by software and hardware-based programs that empower users to create their perfect pet, care for it as much as they want and neglect it whenever it becomes inconvenient. A virtual pet doesn’t chew up your socks or eat your homework. It doesn’t cost a fortune in vet bills when it swallows a bottle of antacids and, in most cases, it will never die. Not everyone, however, thinks that owning a digital pet is pleasurable or even healthy. And in one case, a top scientist who has studied the subject extensively says virtual pets pose a real threat to society. '% THE BOHEMIAN
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So where did it all start? By most accounts it was in 1986, with a little game for the Macintosh called Puppy Love. “We thought Puppy Love would be an educational game that could be a model for teaching [computer] programming,� says Tom Snyder, the creator of Puppy Love, a mind-bogglingly simply game that features a Stephen Hawking–esque narrative voice and involves trying to teach a grayscale puppy tricks using keystrokes. “What we got instead was really just a delightful game that kids and parents could play together. I have a lot of doubts about games for kids these days. I think to do a simulation of something that doesn’t need to be simulated and to market it as something with moral value is wrong. It’s entertainment, pure and simple.� The virtual pet games of today are exponentially more sophisticated than in Snyder’s day. The Tamagotchi I have (usually referred to as just a “Tama�) has removable cartridges that can load new characters and programs. It also has an online community called TamaTown where users can log on, introduce their Tamas to other Tamas, play games and talk with fans from around the world. The iPuppy application for my iPhone brings up an adorable husky puppy that scampers about, barking and playing in a 3-D world that goes wherever I do. And my FooPet account features countless breeds of realistic dogs, each capable of tracking how happy it is through the amount of online attention I give it. In addition there are intricate games like Render Ranch that use breeding and genetics as a basis for play, allowing users to create entire farms using complex breeding schemes and businessbased approaches. Fred Bairn, a computer programmer in Snowflake, Ariz., and the creator of Render Ranch, disagrees with Snyder that virtual pet games can’t be educational. He says his game is exactly that. “We have normal everyday people on the site as well as real ranchers and breeders,� he says. “We try to provide an educational game. Something that’s fun, but something they can learn skills that they can use in real life.�
Pay to Play Besides the subscription fees that some sites charge people to adopt virtual creatures, users also spend millions of dollars on virtual goods to pamper their pets. The virtualgoods industry not only includes virtual pet products, but also “gifts� on Facebook like “Pink Cadillacs� and accessories for World of Warcraft–style role-playing games like Celestial Steed. All told, the virtual-goods industry brought in just over $1 billion in the United States in 2009 and $7 billion in Asia according to market research firms Inside Network and Inside Virtual Goods; and fake pet products, no doubt, made up a large portion of that total. Danny Nguyen, a 22-year-old student,
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says he spends about $10 to $20 per month on things like “morph potions� and “magic robes� for his bunny character for the site Neopets, one of the most popular virtual pet sites around, boasting some 25 million users. He doesn’t view the money spent as any kind of waste. In fact, he says that if he had more income he’d spend even more. “It’s not like you don’t get something for your money,� he says. “It’s like buying action figures or something else that I don’t really need but really want.� Others like Kim May, a 51-year-old former dog breeder from Munson, Penn., says she tries to avoid spending real money on her Render Ranch farm and her Horse Island and PonyIsland virtual horses, but that she’ll spend up to $50 per month in a pinch. “I don’t usually mind spending the money,� she says over the sound of real birds chirping in the background. “For me, it’s pleasurable to come home and take care of animals that you can turn off and go to bed when you’re done with.� In each of the three virtual pets I’ve created, I’ve been able to avoid paying a single dime, though the creatures’ standing among its digital peers has certainly suffered as a consequence. Compare this to the $600 I paid for my real golden retriever puppy (a steal by most standards), the $50 per month in top-of-the-line dog food she eats, the $100 for spaying, vaccinating and implanting an ID microchip in her skin and the $50 per month or so spent on treats, toys and accessories like fluffy beds. The cost advantage clearly lies with the digital dog. “Dogs are expensive,� my mother warned me before I purchased Dublin. “You sure you don’t just want a fish or something?�
Love Stinks Sherry Turkle is a professor of the social studies of science and technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the author of the forthcoming book Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other. She’s spent the better part of her career studying the relationships formed when people interact with virtual creatures, computer programs and robots. Turkle says that while virtual pets like Tamagotchis and Neopets can be a harmless distraction when used in moderation, they have the potential to replace the much more valuable relationships people form with real animals and real people. “The hook that virtual pets have is that they ask for care,� she tells me. “If something asks for care, we’re programmed biologically to care for it. When we care for it, we experience it like we’ve contributed to its consciousness. We are even willing to feel that it cares for us back. There’s an expectation of reciprocity that’s very deep in our consciousness. [Virtual pets] are socializing us to think that the inanimate is something that is appropriate to attach to, and it raises the question of what kind of relationships we should have with inanimate things.� Turkle goes on to assure that she’s “not an alarmist� and that a child who plays
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with a virtual pet is not necessarily doomed to a life of social ineptitude. She also says, however, that the changes brought on by a society increasingly connected to virtual realities have already taken hold, and that the only way to remedy it is to develop stronger relationships with real living things. “A real pet has a biology, it knows pain, it attaches to its young, it knows if it’s warm or cold, it has a life cycle,� Turkle continues. “With a real pet, a child learns responsibility; a child learns to care for another creature. With robots and virtual pets, you turn it off and it’s gone. One of my most fascinating findings is that you can make a robot or a virtual pet that’s made to measure. For example, you can keep your Aibo [Japanese robot dog] always a puppy. It doesn’t have to grow up. “So what about this notion that we can create companionship that’s made to measure? That’s not preparing us for life. In a certain sense, the fact that your pet has idiosyncrasies—that it’s weird in its own ways, the fact that it gets sick, that you have to take care of it—all these things prepare us for life in the real world, for life with people. A virtual pet does not.� When it comes to idiosyncrasies, my dog Dublin is all stocked up. She pees a little when other dogs scare her, her entire rear end wriggles when she’s happy, and she kicks both legs uncontrollably when I scratch her belly. My Tama, iPuppy and FooPet all do cute things too, like retrieve virtual tennis balls and beg for food. But while I admittedly haven’t explored the complete programming capabilities of each of my fake pets, I have to doubt that any of their traits, no matter how cute, are unique. Dublin may puke on the back seat and, since summer started, attract a seemingly incurable amount of fleas. But in a lineup full of a hundred other adorable golden retrievers, I like to think I could find her in an instant. And I know she could find me.
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A taped interview with Friedman on Austin City Limits became the first recording of the show to be banned from broadcast due to content, but has since been released on DVD. The songs he plays may hail from decades past, but Friedman assures that their message remains as relevant as ever. “I haven’t written a song in 25 years probably, so these songs are going to be older than a good bit of the audience,� he admits. “But that seems to work. We just did a tour of Europe last year and that was a sold-out tour. The people in the audiences were very young. They knew every lyric and they’d read every book.� This summer, for the first time in 20 years, Friedman hits the West Coast in his “Go West, Young Kinky� tour. He plays Aug. 5 at Studio E in Sebastopol. Despite the age of his songs, he expects his audience to cross generation boundaries. “This is not nostalgia,� he says. “It’s not just a bunch of old farts coming to hear something that—well, I’m sure some of them will be there—but mostly it’ll be an eclectic group.� Friedman, a Texas native, grew up enamored with the sounds of country music, especially artists like Hank Williams and Johnny Cash. “It can take language and distill
honesty like moonshine,� he says of the country genre, “at least at its best. Today, I don’t think the state of country music is very good. You see these publishing brothels in Nashville, these big buildings where two or three ‘writers’ meet every morning at 8:50, sit in a room and write a song. The results are pretty weak. The great songs are written accidentally, I would say. Great artists produce accidentally. Or by people who are trying to pay the rent.� When asked whether he feels his best songs have been accidents, he replies with an unequivocal affirmative. “The person who sets out to write the great American novel or to paint his masterpiece never does.� After the release of his most recent album, in 1983, Friedman penned his first mystery novel, Greenwich Killing Time. The switch from lyrics to prose was triggered by a classic defender-of-justice moment in which Friedman saved a woman from being robbed at an ATM. Fittingly, the majority of Friedman’s works star a fictionalized version of himself as the detective protagonist. When asked whether the real Kinky Friedman would make a good detective, Friedman takes a rare pause before '' THE BOHEMIAN
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responding. “I think I would,� he says, “because I know a lot about fictional detectives, like Miss Jane Marple and Sherlock Holmes. Between the two of them, if you’ve read them thoroughly, you can learn a lot. Most of it is little things, little details, people that remind you of other people.� Friedman discusses his literary and songwriting forays with alternating selfdeprecation and evidence that he cares deeply about what he does. “That’s 29 books I’ve churned out—I mean, carefully crafted,� he jokes. But two minutes later, when talking about his favorite mystery writer, Raymond Chandler, he gets philosophical. “[Chandler] believed that art is anything that burns with its own heat. I think that’s a great definition of art,� he says. Friedman keeps these words in mind when live shows offer him a glimpse of his music’s continued potency. “When we do a show and the songs are so old and they work and you see people really relating to them and understanding them and maybe getting inspired perhaps by something that is really indefinable, then you’ve got a winner.� In his newest book, Heroes of a Texas Childhood, Friedman pays homage to the people who inspired him most during his formative years. “I think what they have in common is the failures and tragedies in their lives and how they dealt with it,� he says. “None of these people were lucky or in the right place at the right time. They’re not like politicians today.� Friedman makes no secret of his dissatisfaction with the current state of American politics. “‘Poly’ means more than one; ‘ticks’ are blood-sucking parasites,� he deadpans. Unafraid to blaze trails in music, he follows the same DIY edict in his participation in the democratic system. In 2006, Friedman ran for governor of Texas on the Independent ticket, a party affiliation (or lack thereof ) that he credits partially with his loss. But why join the ‘ticks’? “I thought somebody should do something,� he says. He tried again this year, running as a Democratic candidate for state agricultural commissioner. He didn’t win, but he came closer. “We came within two points of winning, even though my slogan was ‘No Cow Left Behind.’ I’m disappointed in the Democrats. I never expected much from the Republicans. The Democrats have surprised me with their self-interest. They don’t really care about the state or the future. They seem to only care about their party. They’ve kind of become the vain guy admiring himself in the mirror.� Friedman firmly believes that disrupting the two party system is the only way to affect real change. “The two major political parties have really fulfilled George Washington’s worst nightmare,� he says. “This is a government completely void of common sense.� Friedman marketed his serious campaigns with irreverent taglines like “How hard could it be?� and “Why the
hell not?� He cites a long line of public figures who have played with the unlikely pairing of humor and politics: Winston Churchill, Ann Richards, Will Rogers, Mark Twain. “[Humor] has a lot to do with truth, and it’s a way of conveying it to people,� Friedman explains. “Humor is my wooden leg. I’m stuck with it. I asked people which they prefer: a governor who could tell a joke or a governor who is a joke.�
‘You fail at something long enough, you become a legend.’ But the Kinkster is leaving politics, at least for the moment, in favor of a return to his musical roots. “It’s just a better thing to be a musician than to be a politician,� he says. “I campaigned on the idea that musicians could better run our country than politicians. We wouldn’t get a helluva lot done in the mornings, but we’d work late and we’d be honest.� In the meantime, Friedman is keeping busy helping Billy Bob Thornton compose his memoir. Although Friedman’s admiration of Thornton’s work is obvious, he’s not wearing a vial of Thornton’s blood around his neck. “But I might be by the end of this book,� he laughs. “Anything’s possible.� A literary collaboration with Willie Nelson is also in the pipes. Longtime friends, Friedman and Nelson (whom Friedman refers to as “the hillbilly Dalai Lama�) are often in each other’s company, but Friedman hasn’t seen Nelson since he chopped off his signature long white braids. “I’m not prepared for it,� Friedman laughs. “Big mistake, I think, but considering it’s about 190 degrees down here, maybe that had something to do with it.� As if songwriting, novel writing, social commentary and campaigning weren’t enough, Friedman has also founded Utopia Animal Rescue Ranch, an organization that has adopted thousands of stray and abused dogs during the 12 years it has been in operation. “Money may buy you a fine dog, but only love can make him wag his tail,� Friedman smiles. Despite all his funny business, Friedman produces witty social commentary that challenges his audience to both laugh with him and take him seriously. He puts real consideration into his work. “If you’re happy and successful, it distances you from your art,� Friedman observes. “The more famous you become, the harder it is to write. You’ve got to fight happiness at every turn. Everything great was produced by somebody who felt bad.� Kinky Friedman plays at Studio E on Thursday, Aug. 5 at 7:30pm. Zoe Muth opens. $40. 707.542.7143. www.northbaylive.com.
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ribbons (the part of the shrew herself is cut to nearly half of what Shakespeare wrote) while inserting so many silly ad-libs and additional gag lines into the script that it’s hard to believe it was created by people who actually like Shakespeare. This resembles the work of someone who doesn’t trust Shakespeare—or perhaps doesn’t trust the audience. Putting Shakespeare’s text into entertainingly fresh settings and making each line make sense in that new context takes work and craft. We’ve seen Currier accomplish this many times. But here, by tossing in so much extraneous verbiage (even if it does frequently draw a laugh), Currier is at risk of making himself look lazy. This is not to say that his Shrew isn’t fun. It’s loads of fun, and the audience at last Sunday’s evening performance ate up every bit of nautical nonsense. The key performers are a hoot, especially Darren Bridgett as a comically violent, Jack Sparrow–ish Petruchio and Cat Thompson as Kate. Gary Grossman, delivering a piratical prologue that springs entirely from the pen of Robert Currier, is an absolute stitch, as is Mark Robinson as Tranio, a calculating goof ball of a servant. To be sure, there is much eye candy and swashbuckling to be enjoyed, but in strenuously serving the pirate concept to such a strong degree, Marin Shakespeare has done a disservice to the playwright whose name the company bears. Marin Shakespeare Company’s production of ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ runs through Sept. 26 at the Forest Meadow Amphitheatre. Dominican University, 1475 Grand Ave., San Rafael. $20– $35. 415.499.4488.
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Dublin on a barge that dredges the shopping carts out of the local canals. In the city, they spend all their money on new clothes and candy, and end up at night without food or shelter. Dylan’s brother vanished into Dublin’s skid row two years before, and Dylan has half an idea to track the longmissing brother down. Daly makes this adventure impressionistic, with a focus on the kids’ faces and the city they discover. During their trek, the two runaways are guided by a suite of songs by Bob Dylan; “Shelter from the Storm� gets the most screen time. The only problem is that Kisses starts to look a bit aimless in the center. Until the arrival of an involved action sequence involving a runaway car full of perverts and LED-lit, wheeled sneakers, the film spins its wheels Additionally, Daly uses the Jim Sheridan trope of always having the nicest people in the film be immigrants, such as the friendly foreign barge operator or the West Indian lady who gives the film its title. This tends to make immigrants look leprechaunish, an unfortunate return to stereotypes of the Irish in American films. Yet Curry looks right and has all the menace and weakness of a mistreated kid. As an actor, his voice isn’t completely there, and the conviction in the lines he’s saying sometimes wavers. The young Kelly O’Neill, by contrast, leaves nothing to be desired in the part; she has the adroitness and softness that Christina Ricci had when she first became a child actor. All told, Kisses is a winner, a smart, sweet film with gentleness that never devolves into mere softness. ‘Kisses’ opens on Friday, Aug. 6, at the Rialto Cinemas Lakeside, 551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa. 707.525.4840.
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erry Knight has a reason to live, and it may well be the clunky old Altman spotlight at the top of the back wall of the River Theatre in Guerneville. “Can you believe this shit?� he asks up in the nosebleeds. “How old do you think this is? Fifties? Sixties? Let’s see if it actually works.� He fiddles with some knobs; the unit comes to life with light. Directing the spotlight around the large stage below, like an excited child, Knight beams. It’s a hard-fought smile. One morning last year, the 64-year-old Vietnam War veteran woke up in his Forest Knolls home, went downstairs for coffee, called up to his wife of 33 years, Susan, and got no answer. He ran upstairs to find her motionless in bed. He was unable to revive her. When paramedics arrived, they confirmed that his wife had died of a heart attack in the night. Leading a tour of the River Theatre with musicians Deborah Yates and Jon Mulvey last week, Knight says he could have given up. Instead, he bought this theater, honoring a long-held dream he and Susan shared to one day own a nightclub. “It was either buy the theater and put my time into this,� he says, plainly, “or die on the roads or go off the bridge from drinking too much. That’s a completely honest statement. I was completely devastated. Still am.� He gives it a moment. In a quick, barely noticeable split second, he surveys with
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his contractor’s eye the theater’s freshly painted ceiling, the newly installed floor, the upgraded sound system. “But you know what?â€? he says, righting himself. “I got 33 good years. You gotta move on in life.â€? Or, as it happened, move north. A longtime fixture in the Marin music scene who swears liberally but when in the presence of women asks them to pardon his language, Knight bought the run-down River Theatre in February for $600,000; he’s since put $400,000 into refurbishing the venue from its “piss-poorâ€? condition. The water heaters were broken, the ceiling in code violation, the floors were covered in a foot and a half of mud. “It smelled so bad in here,â€? he says, “like an asshole, pardon my language. The mud, the dirt, the dampness—it was overwhelming. Your eyes would actually burn in here ’cause it was so bad.â€? For a month and a half, Knight spent every day doing nothing but crawling beneath the building, removing mud buildup from f looding. He fixed and painted the ceiling. He tore up and replaced the f loors. He re-did all the electrical and plumbing. To celebrate, he hauled everything out of the attic—large foam angel wings, Egyptian pharaohs, Medieval armor, giant playing cards, framed sheet music, a crescent moon—and scattered it among the theater’s four tiered levels in a cluttered, scrabbled dĂŠcor. Knight is a strong-set man with short brown hair, today wearing a long-sleeved
blue shirt and stained jeans. He rarely answers his cell phone, still has what he calls “marijuana moments� and enjoys telling visitors about his Ferrari. He’s worked as a recording engineer, a live soundman, a lacquer mastering engineer, a studio contractor, a band manager, a nonprofit director, a studio owner. He appreciates a challenge, such as taking over a theater that the community feels like they own. “Well, it is their theater,� Knight says. “It’s everybody’s club. [Musician] Martin Fierro used to always tell me, ‘You’re just a caretaker. Get off this shit that you own the goddamn land!’ Pardon my language.� Knight plans to host events every weekend, booking some himself (Elvin Bishop, Sept. 12); some with Yates and Mulvey (Vortex Tribe, Aug. 7); some with friend Nancy Lewis (Montrose, Aug. 6), whose gold records for the Grateful Dead and Billy Idol hang on the walls. Knight throws around other possible headliners like Huey Lewis, Boz Scaggs, Mickey Hart, Billy Idol and Mick Fleetwood. He’s also talking with the recently displaced Pegasus Theater Co. about producing live plays, and working with former owner Ed Martinez on upcoming gay dance nights (Sundance weekend, Aug. 14–15). And while a pair of ancient carbon-arc lamphouses in the theater’s old projection booth appear to be on their last legs, Knight mentions friends like Ben Stiller and Woody Harrelson, and declares he’ll host a film festival at the theater in November—a return to the venue’s roots. Built in 1947, the River Theatre originally showed movies under the longtime ownership of Dave Williams. In 1973, it was bought by Tony Mata, and in the late ’70s impresario Morty Wiggins began booking it as a live music venue, bringing in the likes of the Jerry Garcia Band, Emmylou Harris, David Bromberg and others, twice a month. In 1981, Mark Russo took over, and local heavy metal bands played often, with the Dead Kennedys appearing in 1984. In 1985, it was bought by Bill and Diane Offill with Wayne Stam, who called it the Russian River Theatre Center and offered community events and theater classes. Starting in 1987, Laurel Pine began booking punk shows there with nonprofit collective Xcntrcx, bringing in Green Day, Primus, Operation Ivy, NOFX, Faith No More, Gwar and others. By 1992, it became Ziggurat, a dance club with an over-the-top Cleopatra-meets-BusbyBerkeley theme owned by Hans Grahlmann and Chris Coulores. Grahlmann was tragically murdered in 1998; locals Ed Martinez and Gregg Seiler bought it in 1999 and christened it Club Fab, hosting gay dance nights, “foam� parties and weekly DJs. A New Year’s flood forced Club Fab to close for good in 2005, and it’s only sporadically hosted music since, such as last year’s show with ’80s pop icon Tiffany. But this weekend, the River Theatre rises again, and Knight’s vision for the building will be that much closer to complete. “But you know,� he cautions, “it has to be right. I got a ton of people that want to bring bands in, but it’s gotta be the right bands. I don’t want to load it up with shit, you know? Pardon my language.� Montrose plays a grand opening party for the River Theatre on Friday, Aug. 6 (8pm; $25–$30); Vortex Tribe plays Saturday, Aug. 7 (8pm; $20). 16135 Main St., Guerneville. 707.869.8022.
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