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speech was scattered, Brown jumping from his progressive achievement of appointing minority candidates to positions in his previous term as governor to his energy plans for 2020 in a lessthan-cogent manner. But his tone was upbeat, if his message a little outdated. Putting California’s dire straits into perspective, Brown turned the attention of his listeners to the prosperity they currently enjoy. Singing the praises of California’s $1.8 trillion gross state product, Brown said that the state’s deficit was simply going to entail a “California solution,� one that requires the help of all the parties combined. “We’ve had bigger problems in the past,� he said, mentioning the ban against Chinese immigrants owning property during the Gold Rush, as well as the state’s role in the Civil Rights movement as examples. Reaching deeply into history is one of the only ways that Brown stands a chance against Meg Whitman. He succeeded in working his achievements—as well as the downfalls of policy made in his absence—into his rally speech. Making mention of the “elegant density� that Brown’s integrated arts school fostered in Oakland as opposed to the creation of 22 prisons since he left office as governor, Brown attempted to refute any arguments against his years of experience. He also steered clear of taking an aggressive offensive to Whitman’s campaign, alluding to his competitor only when suggesting that perhaps her supporters outside the Veterans Hall were paid. While Brown’s small-scale campaigning will in no way rival that of Whitman’s multimillion dollar onslaught, sticking to party politics and keeping it low-key might just work for him. The Democrats who had come to see Brown that sultry evening were not electrified by his diction, but their resistance against Whitman’s well-padded coffer was palpable. Indeed, the only time Brown’s speech aroused more than applause and a few whistles was when he took a stab at her supporters. If keeping a low profile in the face of Whitman’s determination is what it takes for Brown to garner the support of his fellow Democrats, then that’s what Brown will do.
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all nominated stories, issues found to be most censored fell within five categories: the internet, corporate malfeasance, the military, health and the environment.� Here are the top, as it were, 10. 1. Global plans to replace the dollar Nations have reached their limit in subsidizing the United States’ military adventures. June 2009 meetings in Russia with world leaders such as Chinese president Hu Jintao, Russian president Dmitry Medvedev and other top officials of the sixnation Shanghai Cooperation Organization took the first formal step to replace the dollar as the world’s reserve currency. The U.S. was denied admission to the meetings. If these nations succeed, the dollar will dramatically plummet in value, and the cost of imports, like oil, will skyrocket. In September 2009, the U.N. Conference on Trade and Development proposed creating
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is also confining people in 186 unlisted and unmarked subfield offices, many in suburban office parks or commercial spaces, revealing no information about their ICE tenants— nary a sign, a marked car or even a U.S. flag. 5. Blackwater’s secret war in Pakistan At a covert forward operating base run by the U.S. Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) in the Pakistani port city of Karachi, members of an elite division of Blackwater are at the center of a secret program in which they plan targeted assassinations of suspected Taliban and al Qaida operatives inside and outside Pakistan. The Blackwater operatives also gather intelligence and help direct a secret U.S. military dronebombing campaign that runs parallel to the documented CIA predator strikes, according to a well-placed source within the U.S. military intelligence apparatus. Blackwater, which also goes by the names Xe Services and U.S. Training Center, has denied that the company operates in Pakistan. “Xe Services has only one employee in Pakistan performing construction oversight for the U.S. Government,� Blackwater spokesperson Mark Corallo said in a statement to The Nation, adding that the company has “no other operations of any kind in Pakistan.� Blackwater’s ability to survive against odds by reinventing and rebranding itself is most evident in Afghanistan, where the company continues to work for the U.S. military, the CIA and the State Department. 6. Lack of health coverage kills Despite national legislative health reform, healthcare in the U.S. remains dismal for many Americans, resulting in continuing deaths and personal tragedies. A recent Harvard research team estimates that 2,266 U.S. military veterans died in 2008 due to lack of health insurance. The American Journal of Public Health published findings that being uninsured raises an individual’s odds of dying by 40 percent. And, using more than 23 million hospital records from 37 states between 1988 and 2005, Johns Hopkins investigators compared the risk of death in children with insurance to those without. Other factors being equal, researchers found that uninsured children in the study were 60 percent more likely to die in the hospital than those with insurance. The findings only capture deaths during hospitalization and do not reflect deaths after discharge from the hospital, nor do they count children who died without ever being hospitalized, the researchers say, which means the real death toll of noninsurance could be even higher. “If you are a child without insurance, if you’re seriously ill and end up in the hospital, you are 60 percent more likely to die than the sick child in the next room who has insurance,� says Dr. Fizan Abdullah, a pediatric surgeon at the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. 7. ‘Land grab’ havoc in Africa Resource exploitation in Africa is not new, but the scale of agricultural “land grabbing� in African nations is unprecedented, becoming the new colonization of the 21st century. The term “land grab� in this instance refers to the purchase or lease of vast tracts of land by wealthier, food-insecure nations and private investors from mostly poor, developing countries in order to produce crops for export. Because an estimated 90 percent of
the world’s arable land is already in use, the search for more has led to the countries least touched by development, those in Africa. And then there’s Big Ag. The G-8 recently pledged $20 billion in aid to promote food security in Africa, but biotech-friendly advisers in the current administration are most likely to direct those funds to multinational corporations promoting biotechnologies and land acquisition. These strategies have proven to further African resource extraction and to impoverish the real basis of food security— investment in Africa’s small farmers. 8. Massacre in Peru over USFTA On World Environment Day, June 5, 2009, Peruvian Amazon Indians were massacred by the government of AlĂĄn GarcĂa in the latest chapter of a long war to take over common lands—a war unleashed by the signing of the Free Trade Agreement between Peru and the United States. The government claimed days after the clash that 11 indigenous were dead as well as 23 police agents. The indigenous organizations reported 50 dead among their ranks and up to 400 disappeared. While accounts differ, what is certain is that the government sent the armed forces to evict a peaceful protest that had been going on for 57 days in five jungle regions. 9. Human rights abuses in Palestine The Human Sciences Research Council of South Africa has released a study indicating that Israel is practicing both colonialism and apartheid in the occupied Palestinian territories. The team found that Israel’s policy and practices violate the prohibition on colonialism, which the international community developed in the 1960s. Israel’s policy is demonstrably to fragment the West Bank and annex part of it permanently to Israel. The team also found that Israel’s laws and policies in the Occupied Palestinian Territories fit the definition of apartheid in the International Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid. Israeli law conveys privileges to Jewish settlers and disadvantages Palestinians in the same territory on the basis of their respective racial identities. Amnesty International has additionally uncovered Israel’s monopoly on water in the occupied West Bank, accusing Israel of denying Palestinians the right to adequate water access. 10. U.S. funds and supports the Taliban American tax dollars end up paying members of the Taliban and fund a volatile environment in Afghanistan. U.S. security contractors, as well as countless other private American corporations, cannot provide the safety they are paid to provide, so they pay suspected insurgents to protect U.S. supply routes. Concurrently, U.S. soldiers pay at checkpoints run by suspected insurgents in order to get safe passage. Thus an estimated 10 percent of the Pentagon’s logistics contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars are paid to insurgents as the U.S. government funds the very forces American troops are fighting. Such funding, along with rumors of American helicopters ferrying Taliban members in Afghanistan, has led to widespread distrust of American forces. To read the full texts of each of the most underreported stories compiled this year and to see all citations, go to www.projectcensored.org.
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ustainable cattle ranchers aim to correct decades of error. The return to grass-fed beef is one of those sustainability rebounds that, prior to the chemical farming era, was just a d’oh. Still, I wondered what makes grass-fed meat so special. So I asked a local rancher. I almost wish I hadn’t, because Mark Pasternak’s answer was so graphic, ranging from entrails to excrement. But for the cause of sustainability, I’m compelled to document here why grass-fed beef actually benefits us all, even vegetarians (who are invited to stop here and read their horoscope instead). Pasternak, who with his veterinarian wife, Myriam Kaplan-Pasternak, owns the 65-acre Devil’s Gulch Ranch in Nicasio, explains that not all meatproducing animals are better on a grass diet. Grass-fed chickens make pathetic poultry. Forget about grass-fed pigs. These critters need other foods in their diet. But animals with complex digestion find grass to be just the thing. They love to graze. “Ruminants, such as cows and goats, or pseudo-ruminants, such as rabbits, are the only animals that thrive on strictly forage,� says Pasternak, whose sustainable ranching operation produces slow-food consumables from meats to wines. In fact, Devil’s Gulch supplies grass-fed beef to such esteemed Bay Area restaurants as Chez Panisse and the French Laundry. Why is this meat from grazing cattle so special? When the cows are left to roam and forage, they contain more of the good, cancer-fighting fat and less of the bad, heartattack sort. The cows are healthier, so it stands to reason that the humans who feed on them might also be healthier. “These animals were not intended to eat soy or ground-up brains or leather,� Pasternak says. “They were intended to eat grass. So when you feed them other stuff, grains in particular, they get big and fat, and the meat has more marbling. Some argue that this is an advantage. But the meat these animals produce is much lower in the good
saturated fats, the conjugated linoleic acids that are important.� Conjugated linoleic acids are anti-carcinogens. “It’s not only about the health benefits,� Pasternak continues, “but the environmental benefits.� When you put cows out to roam, they wander around eating grass and distributing their excrement; in contrast, the dung in feedlot operations builds up to a point where the fumes are bad for both animals and workers. The excrement is hauled and dumped where it causes a nitrogen overload that is functionally toxic for the environment. Free-roaming animals, Pasternak asserts, may be good for the climate as well. “There are some studies that suggest that these animals may even sequester carbon,� he says. The animals prefer to wander. “They were meant to be out on the hill, not confined to a feedlot.� Pasternak shares my cynical assessment of the chemical-fertilizer industry, which created the corn-fed beef fiasco in the first place. “Cattle fed on grains and corn produce less healthful meats which require a lot of medicine and doctor visits,� Pasternak says. “The chemical and pharmaceutical industries benefit very well from unhealthful meat produced from feedlot animals.� Grass-fed beef, like most other ingredients in a slow-food meal, is not cheap. But anyone who’s read Fast Food Nation knows the health risks of eating cheap beef; that book, in fact, practically made me a vegetarian. But local beef, grass-fed beef, is luring me back to full omnivore status.
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meat with indirect heat and smoke; “grilling� is cooking quickly and directly over a hot fire.) He graduated to more sophisticated smokers and ultimately built his own rig, a trailermounted, blackened behemoth he affectionately calls “Sarah.� It’s named after Sarah Winchester because, like the legendary matron of San Jose’s Winchester Mystery House, he just kept adding and adding new sections and features to the iron-clad, fire-breathing contraption. But lately he’s developed a fondness for a stout, ceramic-walled barbecue called the Big Green Egg. If a Weber’s the VW bug of barbecues, the Big Green Egg is a Maserati. Or a Tesla. It’s so fuel-efficient, burning slowly and evenly, that he rarely has to add additional lumps of charcoal. Big Green Eggs sell for about $1,000, and in spite of their simple, 1,000-yearold Chinese design, they are high-performance barbecuing machines. Gilbert has three of them. For him, barbecue isn’t just a way to cook meat; it’s a way of life.
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Christian groups saying things like Americans shouldn’t be reading the Koran or that exposing Americans to this was wrong.� Which doesn’t mean that even thinking people might find it controversial. Using an 18thcentury English translation of the text, Birk has lettered the surahs, or prayers, in a graffiti font laid over images he’s wrought to illustrate the holiest book of a religion whose strictest adherents disallow reproduction of the human form. Because that’s the kind of thing that Birk does do on purpose. Using historical references in a contemporary update has become one of his signatures. He’s redone Dante as a both a film— 2007’s Dante’s Inferno, which used puppets in lieu of real (and expensive) actors—and with collaborator Marcus Samuels tackled the entire Divine Comedy in a completely modern version of the tripartite 14th-century Italian text. In 2000, he debuted his response to Ken Burns’ lavish Civil War documentary series with In Smog and Thunder: Historical Works from the Great War of the Californias, in which Los Angeles (Smogtown) battles with San Francisco (Fogtown) across a series of oversized canvases whose layout and structure mimics the great epic war paintings of the American
Revolution. In Smog and Thunder exhibited at what is now called the Sonoma Valley Museum of Art in 2001 and tickled audiences with its use of unexpected juxtapositions (Mickey Mouse boldly holding a “Free ATM� sign as a battle f lag) as much as it sobered them (the Golden Gate bridge in ruin). Birk’s work returns to the North Bay with the Sonoma County Museum’s opening of The Depravities of War, a series of oversized woodblock prints created by the artist in 2007. Earlier, Birk had been invited by Hawaii’s prestigious HuiPress to do a residency. The work evolved as the answer to a problem: Birk wasn’t trained as a printer and didn’t know how to best tackle a project with the press. “They said just come on over and hang out and we’ll see what happens,� Birk remembers. “When I got to Hawaii, I started going through their library and in doing that, I stumbled upon the works of Jacques Callot on which the project was based.� In the 1630s, Callot released a series of 18 oversized prints titled The Miseries and Misfortunes of War. Graphic and grisly even to the modern eye, Miseries inspired Francisco Goya in 1810 to embark upon The Disaster of War, a '' THE BOHEMIAN
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‘Sandow Birk: The Depravities of War’ runs Sept. 18–Nov. 7. Birk appears to discuss his work on Thursday, Sept. 30, at 6:30pm. Sonoma County Museum, 425 Seventh St., Santa Rosa. 707.579.1500.
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come up to me—non-seventh graders, old ladies walking and young moms pushing strollers—and get all excited and say ‘Where can we buy tickets?’� Hagan Schmitz says. Much Ado also features historical reenactmens. The Ottoman Traders Guild plans to recreate a trading caravan. The Guild of Saint Michael features historical martial arts and weapons demonstrations. The northern chapter of the Guild of Saint George Inc.—yes, “Inc.�—portrays the court of Queen Elizabeth. “I expect a very good turnout of enthusiastic fair-goers who will be more than eager to step into our reality, a Michelmas fair in our little town of Fenford,� says Saint George guild master and Much Ado artistic director Rydell Downward. For Downward and his guild, maintaining a sense of historical accuracy is even more important in an educational setting. “Attending the fair allows one to learn in an entirely different way. If we do our job well, each audience member will leave thoroughly entertained, but also knowing something more than they did before they arrived about this extraordinary place and time in history,� Downward says. It is the organizers’ hope that the event will not only bring in much-needed funding for Sebastopol schools, but will become an annual event that students and community members alike can enjoy year after year. “People are already asking us, ‘Now that you’ve outgrown Ives Park, where will you go next year?’� Hagan Schmitz says.
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who as usual does much more with his small role than seems possible with the scant details Shakespeare gives to work with). Meanwhile, there is trouble back home in Rome, with various armies attacking Octavius, who must do the best he can without Antony’s sword. That one of his enemies is Antony’s spurned wife Fulvia, with an army of her own, only adds to Octavius’ irritation with his hookyplaying partner. One of the best scenes in the show is the tension-filled meet-up between Antony and Octavius, and Shakespeare’s writing here is as good as it gets (in this conspicuously knocked-together effort by the playwright, anyway). As the second act becomes a series of chronologically linked vignettes depicting the inevitable wars and betrayal, Cleopatra becomes more needy and manipulative as Antony goes rapidly cuckoo. The result is both gripping and occasionally hilarious, a kind of satire poking fun at the vanity of the world’s richest and most famous. There are some truly weird moments, and some jarringly odd performances too, with Julian LĂłpez-Morillas’ troubled Egyptian snake seller (who is strangely Irish) chief among them. Instead of hurting the show, all of this adds to the fun. Yes, others might have played this material with the stilted seriousness we too often give to historical figures, but in the hands of this cast, and with Currier’s benevolent permission, this Antony and Cleopatra remains faithful to Shakespeare’s cleverly cynical and outrageous vision. ‘Antony and Cleopatra’ runs in repertory through Sept. 25 at Forest Meadows Amphitheater on the Dominican University campus, 1475 Grand Ave., San Rafael. $20–$35. 415.499.4488. www.marinshakesepeare.org.
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Jugnot, a benignly beaverish figure) comes when she’s a little girl (Miriana Faja plays the young Rita). Even then, at six, she throws something at him and calls him “cornuto.� The prosecutor has his own fear that Rita has been too tainted with the Mafia life ever to really turn against it. The Sicilian Girl boasts some intelligent twists and paranoia. The opening sequence— a story of Rita as a child, defacing the family bed sheets with spaghetti sauce while she’s trying to learn to write—may seem like an odd tale to include, but it makes sense later when we see Rita washing the bloody laundry of her own family in public. And the roundup scene has a pulse; the capture of the gangsters is counterpointed by Rita’s testimony to the cops, with the clacking of typewriter keys giving the sequence percussion. (Directors lost a lot when the cops in movies started using computers.) The trial scene takes place at the vast anti-Mafia fortress court in Palermo, with the dangerous suspects jailed up at the back of the room. Instead of walking to her seat, surrounded by the phalanx of cops, Rita breaks away for The Sicilian Girl’s finest moment. She walks by the bars imprisoning the villagers she’s informing on. She starts to pick up her pace, and then she catches herself and deliberately slows her walk, like someone trying to overcome a fear of lions in the zoo. The task of extricating the Mafia from Italy continues, but the movie doesn’t raise any false hopes. All it does is celebrate the bravery of a woman who did her best to fight these parasites. ‘The Sicilian Girl’ opens at the Smith Rafael Film Center on Friday, Sept. 17. 1118 Fourth St., San Rafael. 415.454.1222.
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Chances are they’re part of the West End Alley Cat Race and Scavenger Hunt. Now in its third year, the race, benefiting Redwood Empire Food Bank, puts contestants out on bicycles to various locally owned markets, where they buy designated food items from a list. The food is donated to charity, but the cyclist who makes it back first wins a trophy and a special bike-related prize (choosing the route is key). Some buy more food than is required, like Bret Gave of the Santa Rosa Trek Bicycle Store, who last year came back with 10 times the amount of food on the list! It’s all for a good cause on Sunday, Sept. 19, at the Toad in the Hole. 116 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. Starts at 3pm. Free. 707.544.8623.
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Indie Fest Sure, you could go to the Wells Fargo Center this week and be swooned off your feet by Engelbert Humperdinck. You could relive some of the gritty classic rock of the John Fogerty–less Creedence Clearwater Revisited. Or you could expose yourself to new cultural horizons with the Fiesta Independencia, celebrating Mexico’s bicentennial, with music by Omar Arreola, Lucy Diaz, Jackie Contreras, Trio Nuevo Amanecer and others. (There’s even a group called El Bohemio de la Banda, which the Bohemian naturally endorses.) Art, ballet folklórico, mariachi and piùatas are all on the menu—and
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Greatest Hits Foreigner are one of those classic rock bands occupying the “amnesia� suite in the musical skyscraper of most minds. Quick, name their hit! Can you? OK, I’ll give you one: “Hot blooded! Check it and see! Got a fever of a 103!� Or how about “Cold as ice! You know that you are cold! Cold! As! As! Ice! As cold as ice to me!� OK, now fast-forward to the power balladry of the ’80s:
“I wanna know what love iiiiiiiis! I know you can shoooooow me!� Or how about “I’ve been waaaiting . . . for a guuurrrl like you, to come intoooo my liiiife!� See? You basically love Foreigner and you didn’t even know it. They play all the hits and more on Wednesday, Sept. 22, at the Uptown Theatre. 1350 Third St., Napa. 8pm. $75–$85. 707.259.0123.
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Outta My Way! If you’re in line at the market for bagels this Sunday and suddenly see some frenzied people approach in bike helmets, holding cans of soup, it might be a good idea to let them take cuts.
It’s been a few years now since the deep honesty of folksinger Slaid Cleaves graced the wooden walls of Studio E, and he arrives this coming week with a new album in tow, cheerfully titled Everything You Love Will Be Taken Away. Raised on Springsteen and having worked every job from ice cream man to a pharmaceutical guinea pig paid to test new drugs, Cleaves routinely cuts through the nice and gets to the real. (Darkness isn’t just on the edge of town with this latest album; it’s clouded the entire city.) Cleaves has been on the road constantly ever since the first Bush was president, and his experiences inform his song-stories: “Breakfast in Hell,� “Horses and Divorces� and the poignant portrait of busted-up love in “Broke Down.� Laugh to keep from crying when he performs on Wednesday, Sept. 22, at Studio E. Address provided with tickets. 7:30pm. $25. 707.542.7143.
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Cometbus (Cometbus zine) and Julia Booz. He made just 15 hard copies of the box set and gave them all away; eventually creating a downloadable version meant getting the music out into the world with no cost. Featuring loads of acts ranging from San Francisco legends the Avengers to disappearing entities like Flackoff and Treason, a Hayward-based band whose only release was on a ’90s peace-punk compilation, Femme Punk is mind-blowing in its scope. It contains 347 songs. And while it archives the contributions of women to an often male-dominated punk scene, Yee is enthusiastic about the fact that times have changed since those testosterone-fueled early days. “There are a lot of great all-women bands around now,� Yee says, mentioning Songs for Mom and Grass Widow, two current Bay Area bands. “I go to the average gig, at least in the East Bay, and there are always women in bands, so much more so than when I first got into punk.� And how do these bands feel about the fact that all music, graphics and photos have been used without permission? Yee hopes there won’t be any legal implications, and is cheered by the fact that Penelope Houston, lead singer of the Avengers, approved of the endeavor when she stumbled upon it at his friend’s record store. “I’m a small fish,� Yee says. “I don’t even sell it, and a lot of the other stuff has been comped already or is just so obscure that I don’t think there will be any problem.� For your own mp3 version of ‘Femme Punk,’ Google “Femme Punk Pirate Bay,� which leads to the download link. For one of the elusive hard copies, Yee says you’ll have to find him in an alley after a show and buy him a forty.
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