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Enters New Disease Season compiled By abq free press staff compiled By abq free press staff www.freeabq.com VOL I, Issue 13, October 8, 2014 How Ebola Spreads www.abqarts.com One of us developed glucose intolerance. “Our he threat of an Ebola case making findings suggest that non-caloric Tit to New Mexico is “relatively Contact with bodily fluids of an infected Matt Lauer’s new perk at NBC’s Editor: [email protected] artificial sweeteners may have directly low,” but the more immediate threats person, including blood, vomit, semen, “Today” show is a helicopter com- saliva, sweat, urine and breast milk; contributed to enhancing the exact that New Mexicans face are influenza, Associate Editor, Arts: mute three times a week from his $15 or contact with objects contaminated [email protected] epidemic that they themselves were pertussis, measles, hantavirus and by these fluids. Ebola is not spread by million home in the Hamptons to plague, said New Mexico State In This Issue intended to fight,” scientists from the Advertising: NBC’s studio at Rockefeller Center in sneezing or coughing. [email protected] Weizmann Institute of Science wrote Epidemiologist Dr. Michael Landen. Manhattan, the New York Post report- [email protected] in the journal Nature. This year’s wet summer signals Landen said. ed. Lauer’s $20 million-a-year contract that cases of the latter two diseases The threat of Ebola reaching the U.S. On Twitter: @freeabq was extended in June through 2016. “I NEWS – hantavirus and plague – likely will was greater when the outbreak in West think the image people have is that it’s Smart sticks rise because of an increase in the Africa was in its early stages, before ABQ Free Press Pulp News...... Page all polo fields and cocktail parties,” Editor 2 Coming to the Chinese market population of rodents that carry them. the U.S. had begun training healthcare Lauer told Hamptons Magazine. “We Dan Vukelich Forget Ebola, N.M. has other disease worries...... Page 2 soon are smart chopsticks that can “Basically, the ecosystem is fueled workers to recognize the symptoms, have a painfully normal existence.” (505) 345-4080. Ext. 800 connect to a smartphone app to detect by rainfall, which will increase the chief of which is fever, Landen said. ABQ Free Press Local Briefs...... Page 4 whether the user’s food is safe, and risk of hantavirus and plague cycles Landen and the four epidemiol- Associate Editor, Arts YDDC keeps mum on escapees ...... Page 5 over time, based on the increase in Violated especially, whether it was cooked in ogists who work for him are part Stephanie Hainsfurther COVER STORY: Make mine Marash ...... Page vegetation,” Landen said. 6 Nearly one in five women has been contaminated cooking oil made from of a nationwide system designed (505) 301-0905 Hantavirus is not transmissible Kids need afterschool programs...... Page 14 sexually assaulted, and almost half recycled garbage – a growing concern to identify people who both exhibit between people, but the pneumonic have suffered sexual domestic violence, of Chinese who buy food from street Ebola-like fever symptoms and who Design form of plague is. By contrast, Ebola the Centers for Disease Control and vendors in China’s cities. likely had exposure in an area where Terry Kocon, Hannah Reiter, Cathleen Tiefa spreads only by close contact and is Prevention said in a new report based Ebola is present – at the moment, West not spread by sneezes or coughs, he Photography on 2011 data. Nearly half of the women Africa. OPINION Death of Topless? said. raped are attacked by a husband or boy- His office’s epidemiologists received Mark Bralley, Mark Holm, Juan Antonio In late September, New Mexico Seth Taylor cartoon...... Page 4 friend. The CDC’s statistics represent a French women are abandoning topless training through the federal Centers Labreche, Liz Lopez, Adria Malcolm reported its first case of Enterovirus dramatic increase from past estimates, sunbathing, according to French Elle. for Disease Control and Prevention’s Joe Monahan: Did Susana use NCIC database to ID opponents?...... Page 7 D68, which targets children. In most Contributors this issue largely because the agency expanded Reasons include concerns about skin Epidemic Intelligence Service – the Jeff Gardner: The blind are leading the president...... Page cases, it resembles a mild to severe Sabrina Almager, Diane Denish, Nan Elsasser, 7 the definition of sexual assault to cancer, the perception that topless CDC’s early-warning system for cold, but in a few cases it has led to Barry Gaines, Jeffry Gardner, Roderick Kennedy, Diane Denish: Why the Land of Enchantment is losing its luster...... Page 9 include cases where respondents felt women are loose women, and the spotting disease trends. rise of “Femen,” a group of women paralysis. The system relies on local hospitals’ Joe Monahan, Jerry Ortiz Y Pino, Aimless Vagabond: Farming flavored beetles...... Page 11 unsafe or were drunk or high and Richard Oyama, Peter St. Cyr, Saffron Tomato, activists in Europe who go topless Landen said the single most in-house epidemiologists to report a therefore unable to consent. Efrain Villa Roderick Kennedy: Life sciences means the morgue...... Page 11 during protests. And then there’s the immediate threat in New Mexico is suspected case of a transmissible dis- flu. A 94-year-old Bernalillo County rise of social media, where the image of ease to Landen’s team, one of whom Copy Editors Not so sweet man who died last month was the is always on call. A hospital with a a woman going topless in Saint-Tropez Jim Wagner state’s first confirmed case of flu this suspected case is instructed to isolate Israeli scientists have found that can go viral in a matter of minutes. Wendy Fox Dial ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & MORE the three most commonly used season. Last season, 34 people died and treat the patient while lab tests are sweeteners – aspartame, sucralose and Oktoberfest from influenza in New Mexico, a state conducted and the state Department of Advertising Dogs dawdle over to Balloon Park...... Page 2 saccharin – contribute to weight gain, Department of Health spokesman said. Health communicates with the CDC. Calling All Pets...... Page 12 At greatest risk of flu are children That was what happened when not weight loss. The sweeteners also Each year about this time, as many as Greta Weiner, 345-4080, Ext, 803 Deep Dish: Restaurants go pink to defeat breast cancer...... Page 13 contributed to higher blood pressure 800 of the 100,000 people who flock to younger than 5 and adults 65 and a woman who had traveled from Sherri J. Barth (505) 261-5686 and higher blood-sugar levels. When Oktoberfest in Munich become what older. “I think that influenza is a Sierra Leone and had fever visited the Abby Feldman (505) 345-4080, Ext. 802 Theater: “Drowning Girls”...... Page 16 scientists gave the sweeteners to hu- Germans refer to as bierleichen – or much greater infectious disease risk Universityof New Mexico Hospital. Theater: Laughter solves “The Mystery of Irma Vep”...... Page 16 for everyone in New Mexico, and Lab tests showed she was a false man volunteers who didn’t use them, beer corpses – after drinking so much Music: The roots of modern jazz at The Outpost...... Page 17 more than half of the small sample they lapse into unconsciousness. everyone should be vaccinated,” alarm. Published every other week by: Great Noggins LLC Dance: Events at UNM and Keshet...... Page 17 P.O. Box 6070 Book briefs: “Football” author scores Theismann blurb...... Page Albuquerque, NM 87197-6070 17 Balloon Park Goes to Dogs on Nov. 2 Art news...... Page 18 BY SABRINA ALMAGER Publishers Film: Marriage is hell...... Page 19 Will Ferguson and Dan Vukelich he 32nd annual Doggie Dash and Spectator admisssion to the balloon two locations with new renovations Arts & entertainment events...... Page 20-23 TDawdle is around the corner, so park grounds is $5. 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That’s a giant leap cheese that will leave more than a the association plans to showcase at from a couple hundred of participants few heads dripping in excitement and a two-day open house on Oct. 18-19. and Dawdle when the event began in 1982. drool, Keuchenmeister said. Animal Humane has helped nearly on “We call it New Mexico’s biggest Participants can rent a shelter dog 4,000 cats and dogs find a family, Where to find party for pets and people because if they don’t have a dog of their own, Kuechenmeister said. Nov. 2 our paper? it’s giant,” said Animal Humane Kuechenmeister said. The association is waiving its at List of more than Association Marketing Director Laura Thelma and Edmund Evans founded adoption fee for qualified owners Balloon Fiesta Park, 400 locations Kuechenmeister. Animal Humane in 1965. At first, they seeking to adopt pit bulls one year old visit at freeabq.com There is a a $35 registration fee to ran operations out of their kitchen. or older through Oct. 31, Kuechenme- ON THE COVER: Dave Marash, a former network TV correspondent who covered conflicts around the world, records in doggiedashanddawdle.org a studio he built in his home in Tijeras. Marash shares a job as news director of Santa Fe’s KSFR-FM 101.1. His personal participate in the two-mile run or walk. The association now has grown to siter said. mission: Keeping in-depth journalism alive. (Photo by Adria Malcolm) PAGE 4 • October 8, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS NEWS NEWS ABQ FREE PRESS • October 8, 2014 • PAGE 5 ABQ Free Press Local Briefs State: No Need to Alert Public about Youthful ‘Absconders’ COMPILED BY ABQ FREE PRESS STAFF BY PETER ST. CYR

JFK Conspiracy? ABQ Ride officials invite comment ozens of juvenile offenders, some on station locations, bus-only lanes, Dwith violent criminal histories, have The Albuquerque-based REELZ landscaping, raised platforms, off-bus walked away from reintegration centers Channel takes another shot at “JFK: fare collection to speed boarding, and around New Mexico since the start of The Smoking Gun,” at 7 p.m. on a system to allow buses to communi- the year – but no one in state govern- Tuesday, Oct. 14. The two-hour cate electronically with traffic signals. ment has bothered to tell the public. documentary, inspired by the book of Details are at cabq.gov/transit/news. There were 42 escapes between the the same name, posits that the shot end of January and the end of August, that killed President John F. Kennedy Trust lands according to state documents. Some of on Nov. 22, 1963, was accidentally the escapees, or “absconders,” had been fired by a Secret Service agent in a The Navajo Nation will hold locked up for violent crimes, including following car whose AR-15 went off community meetings this month on armed robbery and aggravated assault. when the car lurched. The theory how to spend $554 million from a Recently, an escapee was accused of first was proposed in the 1970s. The settlement over federal mishandling killing a man while on the loose from a agent in question sued the author, of royalties from mining and oil and reintegration center on Edith Boulevard and the case was settled out of court. gas drilling on Navajo trust land. The Northeast, just north of Candelaria Road. The makers of “JFK: The Smoking Navajo settlement is by far the largest “Absconders” are what state officials Gun” argue that the Secret Service, of more than 100 such breach-of-trust call juvenile escapees who either bolt mortified that one of its own killed cases filed by Indian tribes around from the facility or don’t return at night, as required as a condition of their the president, engaged in a coverup. the nation. The lawsuits stem from juvenile sentences. Offenders generally You be the judge. The program re-airs the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs’ transfer to reintegration facilities as they at noon on Saturday, Oct. 18, and at 8 decades-long failure to account for near their release date, after serving p.m. on Monday, Oct. 20. money that should have gone to tribes time in more secure facilities. and individual tribal members. A spokesman for the Children Youth Santolina and Families Department, a state The Bernalillo County Planning Teacher evaluations cabinet agency, said the department’s Commission has asked for another The role that student testing will official policy is not to alert the public 60 days to consider the 13,700-acre, play in teacher evaluations got when juvenile offenders abscond. A mixed-use Santolina master-planned more complicated when the New New Mexico State Police spokesman defended the no-alert policy, saying the community, proposed to be built on Mexico Public Education Department public would become desensitized if what once was called the Atrisco Land announced this month it won’t use a the public was alerted to every case of Grant southwest of Albuquerque. new statewide test until the spring of Peter St. Cyr Opponents have questioned where absconding. 2016. At that time, the new test, the Rob Pettingell, who works at a Juvenile offenders who flee from, or fail to report back to, the reintegration facility at the Youth Diagnostic and Detention Center near Edith Boulevard and Candelaria Road the water will come from for what so-called Partnership for Assessment warehouse next to the Edith Boulevard Northeast are considered ‘absconders.’ eventually could become a communi- for College and Career test, will be Youth Diagnostic and Development shooting death of James Lucero, 28 – a crime that ty of 90,000 people. If approved by the introduced. The next round of student Center, where the boys’ reintegration center is occurred after Martinez had left the YDDC facility planning commission, the next stop testing will take place in the spring located, said the lack of notification upsets him. but before he was picked up by police. Police allege for the Santolina project would be the of 2015, but the PARCC test will not “We don’t want the kids running into our office and Martinez, who has a dollar sign tattoo on his ear lobe, Bernalillo County Commission. holding us up with a knife,” he said. be used then. Student test scores was upset about being shorted $1 in a heroin deal. All escapees – whether from reintegration make up 50 percent of a teacher’s CYFD Communications Director Henry Varela Transit hearings centers in Carlsbad or Eagle Nest or from the two evaluation. Teachers and their unions declined to answer questions about what the agency in Albuquerque – are considered to be under close ABQ Ride has scheduled six hearings complained that the PED’s reliance did to locate Martinez after his escape or whether supervision through their entire sentences. “Those through October on a proposed on student testing to evaluate teacher officials believe the killing might have been prevent- rapid transit system along Central performance has led to errors and to juveniles are a threat to public safety,” said a source with knowledge of the history of escapes from ed had the public had been notified of Martinez’s Avenue that the city is calling ART, the downgrading of well-performing CYFD custody. disappearance. for Albuquerque Rapid Transit. teachers. The reintegration center is a less-secure facility Notification of the public is required only for attached to the main juvenile jail. Juvenile offenders escapes from more-secure facilities, Varela said. Daryl Martinez transferred there are supposed to return there every Department policy did not require CYFD officials night after attending substance abuse counseling to alert the public about Martinez’s disappearance parole officers. or school, completing community service hours, from a reintegration facility, he said. CYFD plans to propose legislation to “to stop the attending religious services, working or looking for Official records show that Martinez has admitted clock” on juveniles who skip out from one of its work. to crimes that include armed robbery and conspiracy, reintegration centers – which means any time spent Daryl Martinez could be the poster child for why aggravated assault, drug and alcohol abuse while on on the loose would be added to the sentence they CYFD’s no-alert policy might need to change. probation, and breaking and entering. Martinez is were serving when they absconded. Martinez, 19, fled the boys’ reintegration center on in jail on the murder charge on a $500,000 cash-only “This would ensure they are subject to supervision July 10. He had been ordered held there for the final bond. for the allotted time, even if they walk away for portion of his sentence on a 2012 armed robbery, Under New Mexico’s Children’s Code, walking any period during their transition period,” Varela but he bolted just 15 days after his transfer. Had away from a reintegration center is not a crime. New wrote in an email. He declined to answer further he completed his sentence, he would have been Mexico State Police Lt. Emmanuel Gutierrez said questions. released on Oct. 8. reintegration center absconders should be treated On Sept. 2, Martinez was charged in the August the same as adults who fail to report to probation or To contact the reporter, e-mail: [email protected] Seth Taylor PAGE 6 • October 8, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS NEWS COLUMNS ABQ FREE PRESS • October 8, 2014 • PAGE 7 Ex-network Correspondent Turns Up (Alive) in East Mountains Why Isn’t the Susana-NCIC Story Bush Ignored Al Qaeda; BY DAN VUKELICH Getting N.M. Media Worked Up? f you hear him on the radio or Land of Enchantment into the Obama Ignored ISIS Itelephone, the voice is immedi- Home of Pay to Play. By JOE MONAHAN BY JEFFRY GARDNER ately recognizable – soft-spoken, Still today, New Mexico’s languid, almost liquid. under-resourced, part-time ne newspaper by the Democratic Party and emails nce upon a time various accounts of his tendency to If you’re old enough, you Legislature does the best it can, Oreported that concerning the use of federal databases, Othere was a isolate and rely on an inner circle that might have seen Dave Marash I’m sure. But even in my short it had set off a such as the National Crime Information great White House the Washington Post called “arrogant on “20/20” or as a correspon- two years here, I’ve seen too many “political firestorm” in Center, by the district attorney’s office in a filled-in swamp, and thin-skinned.” dent or substitute anchor for important issues kicked down the the governor’s race, under Orlando and Martinez. and inside were men To date, his response, finally, to use Ted Koppel on “Nightline.” If road. Short sessions by underpaid, but you need fuel to So what is the issue with the NCIC who actually took airstrikes against ISIS is proving inade- you’re younger, you might have understaffed lawmakers produce a have a firestorm. So, database? responsibility for quate. Even with the Brits and a handful seen him on Al Jazeera America. lot of legislative half-measures or why is a matter that As we said above, the Democrats and their actions. Often. of Arab nations joining it, it appears that He was always the guy with no decisions. deals directly with the investigative reporter wanted them So highly respected – as this is being written – ISIS is on the the beard – years ahead of It also seems to me, a few sharp the civil liberties of all New Mexicans not to check out allegations that staffers for and so independent minded was verge of taking Baghdad. This would be CNN’s Wolf Blitzer. journalists aside, too much news raging out of control? Martinez’s 2010 gubernatorial campaign President Dwight Eisenhower that he a major victory for the terrorist force, and But if you’re a student of jour- coverage of state politics is, if not It all began this past April with this were feeding license plate numbers of was wooed by both parties to serve as quite a blow to U.S. prestige. reporting from the left-leaning Mother her political opponents into the federal nalism, you know that Marash neglectful, unaggressive. their candidate for president. And why ISIS didn’t leap full born from the Jones magazine on Gov. Susana NCIC database to see what they could has been around – as far back as not? Here was a man who had led a head of Zeus. George W. Bush didn’t Martinez’s 2010 gubernatorial campaign: find out about them. coalition to victory against the Nazis, “create” ISIS any more than Obama did. the murders of Israeli athletes Q: OK, since we’re on the topic of “Martinez’s crew saw enemies The NCIC database serves 90,000 highlighted by Operation Overlord – the The area is a goat rodeo marked by at the 1972 Munich Olympics news, through your eyes as a TV everywhere. A former staffer recalls the agencies and gets nine million entries Allies’ massive invasion of France. beheadings. and later as a TV correspondent news veteran, tell us about the campaign on multiple occasions sending a day by users seeking information on As the flotilla embarked across the If we’re really committed to pointing New Mexico you see on the three covering Bosnian death camps the license plate numbers of cars be- stolen guns and cars, fugitives, sex English Channel, Eisenhower had in fingers, perhaps we should travel back local broadcast stations every and wars in the Middle East, lieved to be used by opposition trackers offenders, orders of protection and other his pocket two prepared statements: if a few years and take a look at the tragic Africa and Asia. Adria Malcolm night. Translate what we see and to an investigator in Martinez’s DA office subjects, according to an FBI website. the Allies stormed Normandy and were series of decisions Jimmy Carter made Marash, now 72, worked as Former network foreign correspondent Dave Marash has built a radio studio in his Tijeras home. He is mentoring news volunteers at why we see it? who had access to law enforcement It is a crime to misuse the database deemed successful, Eisenhower would in regards to Iran. a network anchor in New York KSFR-FM 101.1 and hosts a talk show, “Here and There,” which is available by podcast at ksfr.org. A: I confess, because of my own databases. In one instance, a campaign because of the highly sensitive and acknowledge all parties involved; if it In his rush to be the Democrat work schedule and commuting City and Washington, D.C. He’s – it was “payback” time. She loves New Mexico and aide took a photo of a license plate on a confidential information it can contain failed, however, he would state that the flag-bearer for what was then a relatively covered the NFL, NBA, NHL, tennis and Major between Tijeras and Santa Fe, I don’t see as much local wanted to return. And, boy, am I glad. I love it here, car with an anti-Martinez bumper sticker about citizens. fault was his and his alone. Not bad new mantra – human rights – Carter sat League Baseball. He’s worked for all three major TV news as I should. My impression is that Albuquer- and emailed it to the investigator. “Cool. The AP reported: “Authorities have love our home, love the East Mountains, love intelligence. Not a past leader’s piss- back and let Iran slip into the hands of U.S. networks, plus ESPN and PBS. que is a very competitive news market, which benefits I will see who it belongs to!!” the investi- accused a Memphis police officer of poor decisions. Not his subordinates Islamic revolutionaries. In the midst of New Mexico. He has won national Emmy Awards for TV viewers. gator replied. using the NCIC database to leak informa- or the War Department. His. Singular this revolution, it came to light that the My mission here is to keep news alive – in my life reporting, has written for national publications, Each station seems to have a commitment to Martinez was Doña Ana County district tion: to a confidential informant about a possessive. Shah of Iran’s not-so-secret police force, as a working journalist, for my radio audience, and made documentaries and taught journalism in investigative reporting, and although everything attorney at the time of the alleged license watch dealer who the informant believed Nearly two decades later, his suc- the SAVAK, wasn’t kind to his enemies. even more directly, for the trainees I hope to school Afghanistan and China. that carries that label doesn’t deserve it, each of the plate checks. had stolen a Rolex; a reserve patrolman cessor, the very conservative Democrat True enough, but the Iranian people did in journalism as I have always tried to practice it, He has covered military waste, toxic waste, polit- local stations does both “break” a lot of legitimate Soon after the Mother Jones report, in Clarkston, Ga., of running names and John F. Kennedy, also looked the nation have clean air and water, among other ical corruption, wrongful convictions, gun-running, factual, contextual, clear and communicative. stories and pursue others in depth. the New Mexico Democratic Party and license plates for marijuana dealers; in the eye and said he was responsible things. Those are good for human rights, hurricanes, tsunamis and genocide. Much of the Albuquerque TV news departments’ an investigative reporter for KOB-TV in a Montgomery County, Md., officer of for the Bay of Pigs debacle. All sorts of and no longer in abundance in Iran. Albuquerque were filing public records running checks on cars belonging to All of which makes you wonder, what the hell is Q: You haven’t pulled the plug on New York enterprise (original) reporting does blossom into hands were in that mix, but Kennedy In any event, Iranian socialists and requests to get any emails that could a woman who later reported that the he doing in Tijeras, N.M.? entirely? reports that go well beyond the headline, to genu- realized what leadership entailed. Islamic extremists united and, with the confirm or shoot down the license check vehicles had been vandalized; and A: We’ve kept a tiny apartment in Harlem, as a place inely inform Albuquerque of systemic or individual So we fast-forward to the recent “60 United States abandoning the Shah, won report. In September, Doña Ana County a Hartford, Conn., police sergeant of sup- Minutes” interview with President Barack their revolution and proceeded to take the Q: What are you doing now? to visit a couple of times a year and as insurance failures in governance or business performance, District Attorney Mark D’Antonio released plying database records to a woman who Obama on the subject of ISIS or ISIL or nation back to the 7th Century. Ironically, A: Since March, I have been sharing the job of news against the time when health concerns might make as well as the more usual fare of celebrating local a report in which he said the office of used them to harass her ex-boyfriend’s whatever collection of letters combines this has proven bad for human rights. a rural, gotta-have-a-car place impractical. But New success stories. director of KSFR-FM 101.1 in Santa Fe and ksfr.org his predecessor, Amy Orlando, had de- new girlfriend.” to translate to “butchers.” Today, Iran is one of the leading Mexico is home. With my responsibilities to “Here As Bill Diven wrote in ABQ Free Press recently, on the Internet. On Sept. 8, I began a one-hour news stroyed emails and computer hard drives What about not just New Mexico One might say it wasn’t the presi- financiers of terrorism around the world. and There,” even a couple of New York City visits a interview show Mondays through Thursdays called the Albuquerque “market” is huge, covering much when he defeated her for the district license plate numbers but names being dent’s best moment. Basically, Obama And there is little doubt they will soon “Here and There with Dave Marash.” year may be more than I can manage. of a very large state. The economic imperative attorney’s post in 2012. Gov. Martinez illegally fed into the NCIC database to dig said that when he called ISIS the have nuclear weapons. The concept is simple, to go “here” – New means stories that are close to the newsroom and had appointed Orlando to succeed her up dirt on opponents? terrorist world’s “jayvee team,” it was But here is ISIS, primarily a Sunni Mexico – and there – which is everywhere else, in ‘[Online journalism’s] obsession simple and easy to package get too big a share of when she was elected governor in 2010. You would think the Journal would because he’d received bad intel from movement and viewed as an enemy by search of news. The format is also simple, usually most broadcasts, at the expense of stories that are Orlando is now an attorney in the New want to know. After all, the names of their James Clapper and company. Clapper’s Iran. So much so, Iran has sent troops one interview per show, with one reporter, analyst, with the latest details often allows more complicated or those located miles from the Mexico Public Safety Department. reporters and editors may have been the head of National Intelligence. to Baghdad to help Iraqi forces. or newsmaker with an eyes-on perspective on a context, and complex reality, to TV headquarters. The media have been reporting about among those who were checked out. Days later, in a memo to intelligence A cluster? Absolutely. significant news story. get lost, and its endless variety of If the news coverage from Albuquerque’s how those emails have been destroyed The newspaper said King is too staff, Clapper noted that they’d done Saddam Hussein was rotten to the My career has put me into a lot of places, intro- television stations were half as comprehensive and and whether the destruction was illegal, conflicted to do the email investigation, good work in regards to ISIS and had core, but bringing him down has proven duced me to a lot of sources and contacts, and most sources often leads many users to statewide as the weather reporting, this would be a but, oddly, most news reports have not pointing out that when Gov. Martinez’s been warning the president and anyone as much a mistake as Carter’s blunder of all, allowed me to work with or compete with an simply drill into the sources they wonderful thing. explained why the Dems and the reporter campaign email system was hijacked, else who would listen about this Band of regarding the Shah. incredible wealth of colleagues. I intend to use all of already agree with’ wanted them in the first place. The the FBI led the investigation. If the paper Butchers for the past two years. And in his haste to end the war, that in bringing to my “Here and There” audiences Q: And the networks? Albuquerque Journal finally dipped its toe is saying the FBI should lead the probe It got worse. Reports allowed that Obama made little effort to establish a the best, most insightful, most authentically eyes-on, A: As for national coverage by the broadcast in the water this way: into the emails and the allegations of Obama attends fewer than half of his force agreement that would have left “Attorney General Gary King an- NCIC abuse, they got it right. Nixo- am-here, am-seeing-this reporting possible. Q: Obviously, you’d been through New Mexico networks or cable “news channels,” as my late daily security briefings. The White an American military presence in Iraq, enough to get a sense of the place before you mother-in-law noticed, “Why is the weatherman nounced that his office was opening a nian-style intimidation of political foes is House says the number’s misleading thus allowing ISIS to expand unfettered. criminal investigation into the alleged de- definitely something to get bent out of because the president likes to read the Ultimately there’s plenty of responsibility Q: Why is a former network anchor and foreign moved here. Now that you’re here, give us a sense always standing in front of New Mexico, blocking struction of public records in the District shape over. briefing on his iPad. to be taken, but don’t look for anyone to correspondent in New Mexico? of how New Mexico’s politics look to a relative your view? Isn’t there weather there, too?” Attorney’s office when Orlando left office. Regardless, it isn’t good. If he’s take it anytime soon. newcomer. The unofficial blockade on real news of New A: The real reason I’m here is my wife Amy, [Current District Attorney Mark] D’Antonio Joe Monahan is a veteran of New Mexico skipping the briefs, he may be as lazy as Mexico is as comically visible, but it’s as effective. who lived in Tijeras for most of the 1990s. After I A: The word I would use is “neglected,” and in issued a preliminary report saying his politics whose daily blog can be found at Chris Matthews said he is. If he’s glued Jeffry Gardner is a Republican Not much New Mexico coverage by the national convinced her to join me in New York and later in politics, neglect breeds mischief. Before I got here, investigation couldn’t find emails sought joemonahan.com to his iPad, then it goes to underscore political consultant. Washington – we spent 10 good years there together neglect had facilitated the transformation of the media, TV or print. And OMG “horror” stories cont. on page 8 PAGE 8 • October 8, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS NEWS OPINION ABQ FREE PRESS • October 8, 2014 • PAGE 9 Dave marash, Page 6 Denish Asks N.M., Are We Forcing Mentally Ill into Treatment about Gov. Martinez’ language in they want online, when they want e-mails are no substitute for close it, what’s your sense of the future of Better Off than Four Years Ago? That Doesn’t Work is Insane examinations of her actual record in traditional news – TV or print – or office. journalism, for that matter? BY DIANE DENISH BY JERRY ORTIZ Y PINO A: There are only two problems for me Q: Actually, when he was still in with online journalism. Its obsession he election of a of state with no teaching experience. In here is a growing last year, and it’s five times more than call around the we were spending on mental health 20 the Senate, Pete Domenici entered with the latest details often allows Tnew governor private, the governor belittles the work T inevitably creates teachers do. Since 2010, Standard state to create a years ago. into the Congressional Record a context, and complex reality, to get a sense of a new Based Assessment scores have fallen: legal method for The five missing pieces are case not-so-tongue-in-cheek statement lost, and its endless variety of sources beginning. A fresh reading proficiency down 4 percent and forcing adults to managers (to help the mentally ill that blamed NBC “Today” show often leads many users to simply drill start. New promises math down 1.5 percent. Is education enter treatment if navigate the system); outreach workers weather guy Willard Scott for New into the sources they already agree to be kept. That in our schools improved by the staged they are mentally ill. (to build relationships and end mistrust); Mexico’s anonymity, for doing just with, whether they are truly informed optimism existed photos of the governor reading to kids? The Albuquerque drop-in centers (where the mentally ill that – standing in front of our state or intellectually responsible or not. in 2010 as Susana In 2010, she promised us that the Journal editorial can feel safe and comfortable); peer on the weather map. Beyond that, journalism is journal- Martinez became the new governor. poverty that threatens our children would page, the Martinez Administration and counselors (who’ve earned credibility; But, what you just said makes us ism, whatever the medium, new or Honestly, I had hoped to be leading be alleviated and child abuse – her even some family members of mentally they’ve been there themselves); and ask the question of what the people old, textual, audible, or visual. Most that fresh start, but in 2010 the people signature issue – would be substantially ill adults have joined the chorus be- day treatment programs (where they “Back East” see in their mind’s eye people want to be informed about chose the promises of Susana Martinez reduced. Yet we are haunted by names seeching the Legislature to pass some can get something beyond prescriptions when they hear “New Mexico.” their world, and they continue to seek over mine. That’s how the system works. such as Omaree, Leland, and 4-month version of what elsewhere is referred to that leave them zombies). A: Hey! Willard was a friend of mine information in whatever form, from Although personally disappointed, as old Izabella, raped and beaten to death. as “Kendra’s Law.” We had those services in the 1980s. and as sweet a guy off-camera as whichever source, they can find. a lifelong daughter of New Mexico, I The governor’s secretary of the Children The theory is that we need to get men- We don’t today. They are what the he appeared to be onstage, and his And, of course, seeking information, certainly wished no ill for the state I love Youth and Families Department said, tally ill people off our streets because mentally ill themselves say would help penumbra could blot out New Mexico, understanding reality, communicating and its people. “We are not about prevention. We are they may be dangerous to themselves more than anything. If we force services Ronald Reagan established the Arizona and West Texas. He had to what you think you know is a won- about intervention,” and returned $6.6 or others. Forcing them into “treatment” on those walking our streets, talking to tradition in 1980 by asking at the end of stand somewhere! derful career. Plus, no two days are million of funds to the general fund while is presented as both humane and effec- themselves, shouting at the heavens a term of office: “Are you better off now the governor lamented CYFD’s “revolving tive, something the people so coerced and scaring tourists into fleeing, the But seriously, I think for most ever the same. Every day offers the than you were four years ago?” While I’m Easterners, New Mexico draws a opportunity to learn something new. door” of employees. Recently, the U.S. will certainly be grateful for once that services we force on them will not not used to wearing a Reagan hat, it’s a Department of Justice reported that our treatment kicks in and they are once include the most effective and least blank, both in the sense that they don’t fair question to ask of the incumbent: Are know much about it but also that they Q: As a founding member of the child victim rate has risen steadily in the again “normal.” available services. New Mexicans better off now than four last four years and is higher than the rate However, there are several problems assume it is a blank slate of mostly Committee to Protect Journalists, years ago? Have the promises made in in four neighboring states. with this. I will leave it to the ACLU empty high plains and high desert. and someone who has been in war 2010 been kept? Then, the governor vetoed a proposed and other advocates for constitutional If you want to force a You would have to say, notwith- zones yourself, the rising death toll Yes, I’m a Democrat and her former increase in the statewide minimum wage protections to explain why this approach standing a broad-scale accuracy of opponent, but I decided to share this mentally ill person to see among journalists – 1,077 since 1992, to $8.50 per hour. Her Human Services could open the door to repression of analysis because leadership isn’t just that overview, it misses a lot, includ- 37 alone in 2014, at last count – has to Department secretary declared, “No one people who act differently from the a psychiatrist for 15 top down. It’s also bottom up, and New ing the great, if severe, beauty of the make you wonder about the future of is hungry in New Mexico” but then had to majority, or how it could create yet Mexico voters have a right – an obliga- minutes of prescription desert and the plains. the business. eat her words. Now, those who are hun- another rationale for filling our jails. tion – to ask any incumbent running for monitoring – at a cost A: Although the general drift toward gry face losing food stamps, while the I’ll focus instead on another problem re-election with the record below, “Have Q: Back to the political coverage: warfare,terrorism and criminal U.S. Census Bureau just reported that that passing coerced-treatment leg- equal to a full day of a you done your job?” Give us a sense of how complex violence around the world has helped New Mexico is one of only three states In 2010, she promised jobs and islation would create. Since we don’t case manager’s time – economic issues and social issues make journalism a more dangerous in the country that had an increase in economic growth. New Mexico would be currently provide adequate services like those this state is facing can be both the number and percentage of New sure, Medicaid will pay occupation, in my opinion, two global “open for business.” Her strategy: 24 tax for those mentally ill who are already Mexicans living in poverty in the past covered by TV, or are those topics trends have really upped the ante. cuts. Yet, we are the only state that has voluntarily seeking help, what’s to be beyond the medium? The first is the rise of religious and not recovered from the recession. Worse, year. That’s 22,000 more people living in gained by forcing others into the same We need to change the man- A: Nothing is beyond the medium of political fundamentalism, or perhaps the Federal Reserve predicts New poverty. Are New Mexico’s children and waiting line for nonexistent help? aged-care model we are using now television. To keep this answer simple: the better label would be absolutism. Mexico will be at the bottom of the list in those 22,000 folks better off now? Shouldn’t we start at the beginning and is in use in our Medicaid Managed Everything that happens in New Adherents to these all-or-nothing job growth for the foreseeable future. A traveler on a recent flight asked me, and construct a system of services that Care service plan. If you want to force a Mexico, every issue under discussion ideologies see no value in pluralism, And what is New Mexico getting for 24 “Why has New Mexico lost its luster?” would be universally recognized as so mentally ill person to see a psychiatrist here, has real-world consequences, or even debate with those of different tax cuts? No Tesla, declining Intel jobs, I hadn’t thought of the decline in those beneficial and so transformative that for 15 minutes of prescription monitoring and both the places and the people views. They’d just as soon kill them. and looming tax hikes for average New terms, but with the unrelenting reality of people who need help would be rushing – at a cost equal to a full day of a case violence, poverty, lack of job creation and affected by even the most “complex Not coincidentally, these ideologies Mexicans. Why? Her cuts substantially to access it? manager’s time – sure, Medicaid will capital, poor wages, declining population, economic issues and social issues” tend to be not just anti-apostate, but reduce funds to our small communities In the 1970s and early 1980s, we pay. And Medicaid will pay for the often and a dismantled support system, it was had such a system in Albuquerque and pricey prescription. But it won’t pay for can be illustrated and explained in anti-secular, and most conclusively, in the coming years, requiring them a fair question. Las Cruces, and plans were on the the outreach worker trying to discern terms of the landscape and the people anti-modern. Who better represents to either reduce essential services or Many talented, creative New Mexicans drawing board to replicate that system why the patient threw away the prescrip- on it. There is a reason why video the present-day world of diversity increase taxes. She also capped incentives for the are trying to make good things happen everywhere in the state. The Community tion or sold it on the street instead of has become the world’s most-used of views, … secular values of reason, successful film industry program and for in this state but have to work against this Mental Health Center model contained taking it. language of communication. and tolerance, and the mainstream two years suspended capital contribu- dismal backdrop of economic stagnation, five elements that you can search The upshot is that we are spending Sometimes pictures can overwhelm assumptions of the modern world tions made to New Mexico startups since increasing poverty, and failing schools. for high and low and won’t find in our astronomical sums on a system that isn’t words, but it’s the job of the TV than journalists? 2001 from the Severance Tax Permanent Given the record of promises not kept in current profit-driven, corporate-operated working. Before we start forcing more reporter to use words that are Journalists believe in facts, in Fund. The results? Year-after-year Martinez’s first four years, how optimistic behavioral health system. people into a provably failing apparatus, correct – factually accurate – provide evidence, in eyewitnessing, and job losses and a declining population, can we be about promises made for Those five elements are precisely before we lay a Kendra’s Law on the context and clarity and communicate in logical, civil arguments derived including out-migration of talented the next four? Maybe she can sell the those that the mentally ill and their backs of the mentally ill, we need to memorably, so that they are never from them. In the eyes of someone entrepreneurs and the investment that helicopter this time. advocates describe as being what they start providing the tangible, effective and submerged by spectacle. Those “4 Cs” who wants the world to return to goes with them. need – yet are not available through the proven services they themselves say are the basis of everything I teach our single-sourced, universal procla- Are those of us still here better off? Diane Denish is a former lieutenant $500 million the State of New Mexico would help. volunteer news people at KSFR. mations of law put forward in the In 2010, she promised reforms to im- governor who unsuccessfully challenged will spend on behavioral health this single-digit centuries of the Christian prove reading and math scores for fourth Susana Martinez for the governorship. year. That $500 million, by the way, Jerry Ortiz y Pino is a state senator from Q: In an era where people get what era or earlier, journalists represent and graders. Education policy is in the hands She is a former chairwoman of the represents a 10 percent increase over Albuquerque. of a still-unconfirmed secretary from out New Mexico Democratic Party. cont. on page 12 PAGE 10 • October 8, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS COLUMNS ABQ FREE PRESS • October 8, 2014 • PAGE 11 Food Trend of the Future: Piecing Together the Jigsaw Chile-flavored Beetles Puzzle of Life and Death BY EFRAIN VILLA BY RODERICK KENNEDY

t’s a sad state of voluptuous bride away to some sandy t’s an academic mailroom like any “We don’t return reporter’s calls. Iaffairs that food Caribbean coast – a cool ocean breeze Iother: green pastel paint, gouged Somehow, we have been getting calls neuroses have caressing the newlyweds’ hairy little tables, clutter to the ceiling and a plastic from Florida about this case. We have become trendy. At bodies as he initiates the consummation cart with four identical boxes on it. nothing to say. Television crews have some point in our of their courtship. They’re brown, corrugated boxes, about come up in the past, taken film just of cultural de-evolution, “It’s more like a gang bang,” Carlos a foot square on the ends and perhaps the offices, and then put voice-overs on we stopped recog- said with the romantic detachment of 2 1/2 feet long. their film of skeletal remains that have nizing picky eating Siri. “The female flies out spraying pher- Just delivered to the ironically named nothing to do with their story. We don’t as a first-world omones all over the place. That turns University Life Sciences building, they make things up and have learned not to absurdity that bread-crust trimming the guys into horn dogs that pounce on have a single label on them, identifying help other people with less integrity and children eventually outgrow. her over and over.” the sender as the medical investigator an agenda to create a fantasy based on Instead, we now encourage adult Unfortunately, I found that their dull, for the neighboring state. our work.” hipsters to wax philosophical on their woody taste does not correlate with their On the elevator, a young female lacking the basic survivor’s conditioning lurid mating habits. “Maybe the way student occupies herself text-messaging ‘When we are told who and hardly gives the two men and cart to ingest – well, anything. they’re prepared causes them to lose a second glance. The cart and boxes or what we are looking “I can’t have gelatin. The texture re- all their pheromone-slathered delicious- go into a second room in a line of three, minds me of that icky mosquito trapped ness,” I offered. “Are we eating them for, we operate to try to passing two piles of deep-brown rib in amber from Jurassic Park,” my friend pre- or post-gang bang?” bones, one each for left and right, and disprove that hypothesis. says as she pushes the dessert sampler “I’m not sure,” he replied. “Probably the better part of a skeleton, stained and The science has to be away at the restaurant. I zone out while post. It tastes tangy, no?” dirty. she launches into the usual lecture on I later discovered that insects come free of bias for any A little farther, a photographer’s light in tangy, sour, and even extra spicy. In her self-diagnosed gluten intolerance table contains photos of black and red particular result’ and allergy to quinoline yellow. Nagaland, near Bangladesh, I found objects on what look like back plastic – forensic anthropologist As I finish inhaling the leftovers of what I hoped to turn into the blood garbage bags. It’s forensic photography, her dessert dish, she begins the part of diamond of exotic food: a tiny beetle that but there’s no immediate way to tell Already, the number of bodies in her diatribe dealing with how her new tastes exactly like green chile! Visions what the pictures represent. this case was reduced by one when a bottled water contains re-ionized H20 of launching a thriving, slightly colonial, The cart is pushed to the next room, leg bone was shown to belong to one molecules that neutralize one’s import-export business in my native New which looks something like a small hos- of the known sets of remains and not pH balance and re-sync magnetic Mexico flooded my head. pital emergency room, with a stainless constitute a part of a new body. The disequilibrium. The chile beetle would become the table at waist height. The table has a lip search for information from fragments “Wait. Fossilized amber is not gelati- new saffron. As a chile-beetle baron, around the edge, about 2 inches high, of life, some of them as minute as a nous in texture,” I interrupt. “And why is I would free my fellow New Mexicans and a drain. “This room maintains neg- molecule, occupies this laboratory. Data a mosquito grosser than the chicken you from the crippling effects of chile ative air pressure for times when we are is collected from unknown sources and just ate? Chickens eat their own crap.” scarcity. Our culinary traditions would working on things that smell too strong,” grouped. “Yuck!” she screams. “And if I have be immune to drought, GMO incursions, says the older man to the younger. “Back Computers containing DNA databases to explain why people shouldn’t eat or skyrocketing prices stemming from there, we have our X-ray equipment,” he are one group. Matching attributes of insects, then I don’t know why we’re the mass deportation of farm laborers. says, pointing to a smaller room. “We do human remains to records of a known still friends.” I silently wonder the same Spain gave New Mexico Catholicism, most of our work here.” life uses another group of data. Here, thing. lush beards, and smallpox. Nagaland Soon, the contents of the boxes will no police officer says, “See if this is Why not entertain entomophagy, or would give us the majestic chile beetle! be opened, photographed, catalogued, who we think it is.” These remains are insect eating, as a means of sustainable I thought my pitch back home would assembled and tested. Forensic an- unnamed. The physical and chemical nutrition and an alternative to adulterat- be greeted with nothing short of elation. thropologists will reassemble skeletons, attributes of their parts will be exhaus- ed foods? In Colombia, there is a deli- I even designed a logo featuring a look for remaining tissue for possible tively photographed, tested, analyzed cacy known as hormigas culonas, which stylized chile-beetle joining wings with DNA testing, perhaps testing for drugs and reported as data. literally translates to “big-bottomed a United Farm Workers eagle, proudly or toxins if tissue can be recovered. “There is a scientific presumption of ants.” It is hard to put into words exactly standing side by side saluting a rising The bones will be examined for innocence we try to uphold,” says the how disproportionate and awkward this Zia sun as if to say, “Sí se puede.” signs of violence – anything that might scientist. “We try to arrive at an identity creature looks. Let us simply say that if I would begin small, perhaps making indicate something that happened that from nothing. When we are told who booty-loving Sir Mix-A-Lot were an ant, presentations at food expos and state would not have happened normally or what we are looking for, we operate he would not be disappointed. fairs. “Efraín, these new green chile when a bone was safely within the cap- to try to disprove that hypothesis. The While in the small Colombian village enchiladas are amazing!” tasters would sule of its body, covered by flesh and science has to be free of bias for any of San Gil, my friend, Carlos, explained exclaim. “And six times the protein skin. Perhaps enough information can particular result.” to me that this little Jennifer Lopez of content, you say?” be recovered to say who the contents of It seems unscientific to comment the insect world is as nutritious as it is Alas, my ambitions were no match for these boxes used to be. that the accident of the boxes and bootylicious. “Plus, they are easy to find the self-entitled inhibitions of the picky Medical investigators perform knowing their contents makes the air right now because it’s the season of eating movement. When I would tell the autopsies on bodies that are more or around them seem a little heavier. nuptial flights,” Carlos said. tales of mystical lands in which beetles less complete. Human remains that Once, the contents of the boxes lived, breathed, hoped, had a future. The “Is a nuptial flight like an insect tasted like green chile, my unadventur- have decomposed, been buried or scattered are placed in the hands of the future now, if they are identified, is honeymoon?” I wondered out loud. ous, unimaginative friends and potential anthropologists at places like this. to perhaps provide a way to close a The euphoria of being around exotic business partners recoiled and uttered a “We work for other people,” says the particular life’s story. Tomorrow rests foods usually leaves me in a state of simple: “yuck!” older man, a senior forensic scientist. with the living. sensory overload-induced dementia. I “Anything we ever have to say about a imagined the nuptial flight scene play Reach Efrain Villa at his website, case, we say to the people who hire us, Roderick Kennedy is chief judge of the out: an eager ant groom whisking his Aimlessvagabond.com or from the witness stand. New Mexico Court of Appeals. 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When he grows up, 13-year-old Ben Perrales wants to be a chemical engineer. Thanks to the after-school program at Van Buren Middle School, where he is an eighth grader, Ben is acquiring the academic, professional and schmoozing skills to reach that goal. Because of Van Buren’s extend- ed-day program, he also has a better chance of succeeding in high school and college later on. “The academic tutoring helps me on things I really need help with,” Ben said. “Math is my biggest challenge, especially now that I’m taking algebra. In sixth grade, I made B’s and C’s. Now, I make all A’s. I’m a 4.0 student.” In addition to tutoring, the program has afforded him a menu of enriching experiences – from sports to animal rescue to public speaking – where, he said, “I learned teamwork and to ask questions.” Photo courtesy of Van Buren Middle School.

BY NAN ELSASSER

ucky students who are able to access high-quality federal funding for after-school programs) and Lafter-school programs reside in communities push for additional federal funding for after-school as different as Farmington and Albuquerque. The STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) majority of New Mexico’s kids are not so fortunate. programs. The Farmington Public Despite overwhelming evidence of the need for and The 21st Century Learning Centers are a Library’s Blended Zine, benefits of affordable extended-day programming, public-private partnership comprised of $1 billion an art and literature only 17 percent of New Mexico’s students partici- annually in federal funds, with additional funding publication for teens pate in after-school programs. That leaves thousands from large foundations such as Soros Fund Manage- (blendedzine.com), of K-12 students alone and fending for themselves ment, J.C. Penney and Mott’s. inspired 16-year-old between the end of the school day and the time a The federal government allocates block grants Ashley Parker to parent arrives home from work. to state departments of education based on Title I consider a career in This lack of access to after-school programs affects (low-income) enrollment figures. The state depart- the arts. At 14, the outcomes for these students, their families and ments then distribute the funding to local schools home-schooled Aztec society. After-school programs, said Jodi Grant, via a proposal application process. resident submitted her executive director of the national Afterschool Over the past five years, New Mexico received first work – rejected – to Alliance, assure working parents that their kids are just more than $8.8 million annually in 21st Century the highly competitive Zine. The following year, the safe, give students the chance to sample a variety of Learning Centers funding. About 57,138 New Mex- Zine staff, all San Juan County teens, published two arts and sports, and exercise their brains with hands- ico children are now enrolled in funded programs. of her submissions. on academic activities from writing to robotics, free Yet 22% of our school children are on their own and This year, Ashley’s talent put Farmington on from tests and grades. unsupervised after school hours. the map. Her design for the 15th Annual “Lights “Not only do after-school programs provide With a $60,000 grant from the 21st Century On Afterschool” poster contest, sponsored by the children with safe, challenging and fun learning Learning Centers, supplemented by $25,000 from national Afterschool Alliance, was chosen from thousands of entries across the country. The poster experiences, they also provide much-needed the Albuquerque Community School Partnership, has a press run of 70,000, and the original artwork support to New Mexico’s working families,” said Van Buren Middle School provides an impressive hangs in Lt. Gov. John Sanchez’s office in the New Sen. Tom Udall, a member of the U.S. Senate’s range of 14 after-school activities to 120 students Mexico Roundhouse. Afterschool Caucus. “All too often, parents are weekly, said Velina Chavez, Van Buren’s manager Parker has joined Blended Zine’s design team and forced to choose between good-paying employment for community partnerships and extended-day pro- enrolled in a dual-credit drawing course at San Juan or making it home to be with their children once grams. Activities range from MESA (mathematics, College. Photos courtesy of Afterschool Alliance. school lets out. These programs can give parents the engineering, science, achievement), to intramural flexibility to work past the school bell, allowing for sports and academic tutoring by volunteers passion- Heinrich to sponsor legislation to increase federal increased wages and productivity, which is good for ate about their subjects. funding, particularly for programs focused on the family and good for the economy.” Though actual program design is locally deter- STEM skills. This combination of tutoring, experiential learn- mined, the Afterschool Alliance advocates for “fun, It would take a small miracle to successfully ing, structured sports, field trips and mentoring hands-on experiments and internships that look navigate this legislation through the current con- significantly narrows the gap between poor and and feel different from school,” says the Alliance’s gressional impasse. In the meantime, the local need affluent students. According to Sen. Martin Hein- E. D. Grant. “These programs give kids a choice of for increased funding and expanded programming rich, early-childhood services such as after-school activities and encourage them to take risks without is acute. Without it, schools struggle to offer compre- programs reduce the need and thus the cost for fear of failing tests or earning bad grades.” hensive after-school programming, leaving parents remedial education, grade repetition and special The enthusiasm of students in programs such as to face dismal choices. education. Better education translates into increased those at Van Buren and the Farmington Library, productivity and earnings as adults. combined with research validating the impact of Nan Elsasser founded Working Classroom, a nationally That’s why Heinrich and Udall want to expand similar programs on student success and economic recognized after-school program for writing, theater and art. 21st Century Learning Centers (currently the only productivity, has motivated both Udall and PAGE 16 • October 8, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS THEATER ARTS ABQ FREE PRESS • October 8, 2014 • PAGE 17 Real-life Murder Stories Told Fans of 1940s B Movies Will Cackle Get Deep into the Roots of Amercan Jazz Dance Briefs In Duke City Rep’s ‘Drowning Girls’ at the Parody of ‘Irma Vep’ By Richard Oyama

By BARRY GAINES By BARRY GAINES assekou BKouyaté and SHAPE SHIFT he Mystery of Irma Vep” is unlike Miguel Zenón are Elizabeth Waters Center for Dance at he Duke City Repertory Theatre white, lace-trimmed wedding dresses “Tany other play you have ever among the bright- Carlisle Gym, UNM Main Campus Tbegins its fifth season with “The and veils. The stage trio is often dripping seen. First there is the cast. The play est stars in the Tickets: $12 General, $10 Faculty & Drowning Girls,” a haunting, lyric play wet but negotiate the potentially slippery has eight characters—men and wom- Outpost Perfor- Seniors, $8 Staff & Students based on the story of three women stage with graceful abandon. en—portrayed by just two actors—both mance Space’s fall Pat Barrett Photography Tickets are available at all UNM ticket offices, online at www.unmtickets.com, drowned by an alluring serial killer. The three actresses also play more male. The stage is almost never empty, schedule. Kami Hornak (l.) and Dalila Baied (r.) dance in “Shape or by calling 925-5858. “The Drowning Girls” began as than 20 ancillary characters—family which requires some 35 instantaneous From Mali, Shift,” a UNM Department of Theatre and Dance a performance piece written and members, doctors, investigators, and costume changes. showcase of student choreographers. More information: 277-4332. Bassekou Kouyaté October 24, 25, 31 and November 1, performed by recent theater grads even the killer himself—without any Then there is the plot. Playwright is a master of the Performance 7:30 p.m. Beth Graham and Daniela Vlaskalic Charles Ludlam called his creation “A OCTOBER 12 change of costume or voice. Director ngoni, a traditional October 26 and November 2, Penny Dreadful,” referring to 19th-cen- AMY MORROW’S “@ HOME” at the 1999 Edmonton Fringe Festival. John Hardy has the ladies in almost lute from West Performance 2 p.m. Their theater professor constant, seemingly tury pulp fiction featuring lurid, overly Africa. He has Keshet Center for the Arts, dramatic stories in serial form, each 4121 Cutler Ave NE Charlie Tomlinson THROUGH OCTOBER 12 aimless, movement collaborated with installment costing a penny. © 2014 Miguel Zenón. All Rights Reserved. $20-25, 224-9808, helped in the writing around the stage as musicians in and Whether you are a dance fan or simply “Irma Vep” is set in an aristocratic brownpapertickets.com an adventurous observer of the arts, and directed. This they relate information outside of Mali, THE DROWNING GIRLS estate surrounded by woods and often by lyricism and facility, he said, “Well, October 12, Performance 7 p.m.; it’s always exciting to see new talent unusual theatrical and recall their stories. including Toumani Diabaté, Kélétigui shrouded in fog and mystery. Lord Edgar I think it’s all of that. If you listen artist reception/fiesta, 8 p.m. emerge, especially in a university creation was the Duke City Repertory Anna Nichols’s dramat- Diabaté and Taj Mahal. He also toured Theatre, The Cell Theatre, Hillcrest, an Egyptologist, has brought his to his early recordings, his sound is setting. Artistic Directors Mary Anne festival’s hot ticket and ic lighting effects are with the late Ali Farka Touré. 700 1st St NW new bride Enid to his home where a por- Alan Mitchell Photography quite angular. After Miguel got the Amy Morrow is a performing artist, Santos Newhall and Erika Pujič will won the outstanding emotive. Bassekou’s instrument, the ngoni, is a Thursday-Saturday 8 pm, trait of his first wife, Irma Vep, dominates MacArthur, he would go back to small teacher, and communications specialist present “Shape Shift,” a student production award. Though their Bryan Lambe (l.) and Garrick Milo (r.) have fun with traditional “spike lute” and a precursor Sunday 2 pm, 797-7081, the main room. The maid, Jane Twisden, their mummy in “The Mystery of Irma Vep.” towns in the Puerto Rican countryside in Austin and Tel Aviv. Amy presents her choreography showcase by UNM Eight years later, characters never met in of the banjo, sharing its taut-skinned dukecityrep.com and the peg-leg swineherd, Nicodemus and curate the old music, the lyrical work for Keshet Dance Company later undergraduate and graduate students the three revised and life, Colón, Ampuero, Underwood, fondly remember Lady Irma body, percussive approach and a on Charles Ludlam. . . .The theater of folk tunes. I’d say he’s at the forefront this month and in November. in October and November. strengthened their and Myers unite to and have yet to warm to the new lady of variety of picking styles. The ngoni is Ludlam was delirious, glorious, ransack- of contemporary Latin jazz.” play, and “The Drowning Girls” has present an intense pastiche of the the house. the key instrument of the griot story- ing the contents of the entire world.” Zenón’s stellar resume includes been performed regularly ever since. longing, the blindness, the hopes, the Into this setting come ghosts, were- telling culture. What Bassekou plays Who better to direct this play than tours and recordings with The Three Victorian women, anxious to fears, the joys and the sorrows that wolves, and vampires (“Irma Vep” is an is Bambara music from the region of Book Briefs Kenneth Ansloan, the cofounder of SFJAZZ Collective (San Francisco), the find happiness and social approval may accompany falling unexpectedly anagram of “Vampire”); a second-act The Dolls, Albuquerque’s beloved drag Segu. It is pentatonic in nature and through marriage, are charmed and “head over heels” in love and dying trip by Lord Edgar to Egypt provides a late Charlie Haden, Fred Hersh, David at the 2014 JCC Book Fest & Author troupe. Instead of taking one of the similar to the blues. ‘Football Facts for courted by a chance suitor. Fearing the to be married—whether in the 19th or strange mummy. Sánchez, The Mingus Big Band, Bobby Series on Sun., Oct. 26 at the Jewish acting assignments, Ansloan “thought “The pentatonic is a five-note scale,” stigma of spinsterhood and enthralled the 21st century. Throughout “Irma Vep” there are Hutcherson and Steve Coleman. Females’ Wins Blurb Community Center, 5520 Wyoming Blvd. it was important to use all of [my] said Tom Guralnick, Outpost’s execu- echoes and extracts of numerous His latest release, “Oye!!! Live in NE, at 3 p.m. Her new memoir, “Daring,” by the attentions of a “man of inde- In 60 minutes uninterrupted by creative juices solely tive director and a musician himself. by Joe Theismann plays, poems, and Puerto Rico” (Miel Music, 2013), is chronicles her life as a journalist since pendent means,” they succumb. intermission, “The Drowning Girls” as a director. This is a “That makes it close to the blues scale. films. It begins and OCTOBER 10-31 the debut recording of The Rhythm the publication of her hit book. Tickets: With choric echoes the three presents an amazing range of emo- monster show!” Of course, many American musicians ends with little-known Collective, an ensemble assembled for adults, $10/advanced; $15/door; Book remember: Bessie (33) says, “I wanted tions, “the sense of a corseted world THE MYSTERY OF Like Ludlam, Ansloan like Taj Mahal and David Murray have quotes from two plays a West Africa tour. The CD features $30; jccabq.org. romance”; Alice (26), “I wanted to with its own rules,” as theater critic Liz has written and starred recorded with African musicians. In of Henrik Ibsen, and bits IRMA VEP Zenón originals and covers of Tito The Book Fest runs from Oct. 19-29. be swept off my feet”; and Margaret Nicholls wrote of the first performance. in transgressive spoofs fact, Martin Scorsese’s series on the of Shakespeare, Poe, Vortex Theatre Puente’s “Oye Como Va”and Silvio Also featured are the following authors; (38), “I just wanted someone.” In I have a small quibble about a for and with The blues has a segment based in Mali. and even the Sermon on 2900 Carlisle Blvd. NE Rodriguez’s “El Necio.” ticket prices and book costs vary. short order, despite warnings and missed opportunity to strengthen Dolls. Ansloan has the Mount are lovingly Friday-Saturday 7:30 p.m., There’s a lot of going back and forth. Allen Salkin, “From Scratch: The Un- disapproval from family and friends, the production. The original and chosen Garrick Milo and At the Outpost, Zenón will be sprinkled in the dialogue. Sunday 2 p.m. Probably, there’s a cultural link since so censored History of the Food Network,” each marries her new love. recent productions of “The Drowning Bryan Andrew Lambe to joined by his quartet: Luis Perdomo, The plot has parallels to Tickets: $22 & $15, 247-8600, much of black American music derives Sun., Oct. 19, 3 p.m. The husband gains control of his Girls” feature the “Brides of the Bath” perform this play. piano; Hans Glawischnig, bass; and the 1940 film of Daphne vortexabq.org from West Africa.” Molly Antopol, “The UnAmericans,” “Ludlam seemed Eric Doob, drums. new wife’s money, names himself as immersed in claw foot bathtubs (as du Maurier’s novel Kouyaté has appeared with the Weds., Oct. 22, 7 p.m. able to read people beneficiary of an insurance policy on seen in the Duke City Rep’s online “Rebecca”—the film’s likes of Paul McCartney, John Paul Nicole Mones, “Night in Shanghai,” well, perhaps [to] pull out those things Richard Oyama is a poet, novelist and her life, and sees that her new will preview video). Perhaps because of the estate is Manderley while the play’s is Jones and others. He has recorded Albuquerque author Susan Cooper Thurs., Oct. 23, 7 p.m. that hurt most and allow us to laugh at would-be salsero. has him as sole heir. Then each wife is expense or the small size of the raised Mandacrest. You might get a whiff of the three CDs, including his latest, “Jama hit it big with an endorsement of her Juliana Maio, “City of the Sun,” Weds., ourselves,” said Milo. mysteriously found dead—drowned stage the company brought to the Cell 1939 film of Emily Brontë’s “Wuthering ko.” His four-piece ensemble, The new book. Subtitled “Or If You Can’t Oct. 29, 11:30 a.m. Director and actors agree that the in her bathtub. The murderer of all Theatre, Director Hardy gives us small Heights” (compare the names Heathcliff Ngoni Blues Band, features Bassekou THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 Beat ‘Em, Join ‘Em,” “Football Facts for lightning-fast costume changes are three women is one George Joseph washtubs. Since the bathtub is such a and Hillcrest) or hear Ingrid Bergman Females” got the attention of famous QB “challenging.” Jaime Pardo designs the Kouyaté, lead ngoni; Amy Sacko, lead BASSEKOU KOUYATE & ‘Fight Club’ author Smith who is discovered, tried, and private, intimate place, and someone in in “Gaslight.” And the Egyptian sojourn Joe Theismann. Theismann said, among costumes. vocal; Mamadou Kouyaté, ngoni bass; THE NGONI BLUES BAND hanged for his crimes. the bath is so vulnerable, bathtubs on calls to mind the various mummy-mov- other compliments, “I didn’t expect such speaks about new I have seen two previous productions and Moctar Kouyaté, calabash. While the history behind the play stage would have been more powerful. ies of the ‘40s with Boris Karloff and Lon 7:30 p.m., $15-20, an in-depth knowledge of football from of “The Mystery of Irma Vep,” and I look A native of San Juan, P.R., Miguel Ze- book is true, the presentation of the story Chaney, Jr., escaping their sarcophagi. someone who has never played the Indeed, when a large tin bathtub is forward to this interpretation at the beau- nón is a Grammy nominee, Guggenheim If all of this sounds a bit ridiculous, it THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 game.” Bookworks is bringing Chuck Palahn- is expressive and poetic. Katie Becker brought on stage at the play’s end tiful new Vortex Theatre. You don’t need and MacArthur Fellow, and is widely is a product of the Ridiculous Theatrical MIGUEL ZENÓN QUARTET Watch Cooper’s ABQ Free Press iuk to town on Mon., Oct. 27, at 7 p.m. Colón, Amelia Ampuero, and Lauren so that the prosecuting attorney can to recognize the literary and cinematic regarded as one of the most influential Company that Ludlam founded in segment on The Morning Brew with at UNM’s Student Union building on the Myers portray Bessie, Alice, and demonstrate how the victims were allusions to enjoy the serious silliness in saxophonists of his generation. He 7:30 p.m., $15-20 1967—a collection of gays, cross-dress- Larry Ahrens on YouTube. Main Campus. His new book, “Beautiful Margaret with sensitivity and passion. drowned, the effect is chilling. the play. “Irma Vep” is a hoot. has focused his compositional efforts ers, transvestites and others who You,” is a satire of the sex toy and They continually re-enact their watery on melding Latin folkloric music and Both bands will appear at The reveled and frolicked in the outrageously plastic surgery industries. Who knew demise by standing in and dipping Barry Gaines has covered Albuquerque Barry Gaines has covered Albuquerque the- jazz—extending the tradition of Dizzy Outpost Performance Space, Book Fest Scores camp plays that Ludlam wrote and they were linked? their heads into three tin washtubs, theater for the past 13 years. He is a ater for the past 13 years. He is a Professor Gillespie, Machito and Chano Pozo. 210 Yale Blvd. SE, two blocks acted in. Their influence on avant-garde south of Central. For Outpost’s Sheehy Admission requires purchase of signed the main elements of D’Vaughn Agu’s Professor Emeritus at UNM and Admin- Emeritus at UNM and Administrator of the When I asked Guralnick if it’d be theater is strong. Pulitzer Prize dramatist complete fall schedule, go to hardcover book; ticketholders can bring scenic design. They are costumed in their istrator of the American Theater Critics American Theater Critics Association. fair to describe Zenón’s alto sound as Gail Sheehy, author of the iconic Tony Kushner wrote, “I had a mad crush outpostspace.org. 268-0044 and bestselling “Passages” will speak one guest for $5 additional. Tickets: Victorian undergarments and then their Association. post-bebop and post-Ornette, marked bkwrks.com/chuck-palahniuk PAGE 18 • October 8, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS ART NEWS FILM ABQ FREE PRESS • October 8, 2014 • PAGE 19 Art News Marital Blitz: ‘Gone Girl’ By Stephanie Hainsfurther COMPILED BY ABQ FREE PRESS STAFF

Flamenco Feathering a New Nest of South Valley history and depicts the hrillers should be short and Nick. He doesn’t go anywhere Rio Grande as a vital part of the past, Tpunchy. Movies that follow the without an entourage of suspicious The National Institute of Flamenco, present and future. The lead artist was book closely always run a bit long. Its police, angry townspeople and homeless after a devastating fire in De- Joe Stephenson, a well-known local nearly 2.5 hours is one of the piddling hungry journalists. Through it all, cember 2013, has signed a three-year muralist and frequent guest instructor at gripes I have with “Gone Girl,” based we have Amy’s voiceover, reading lease at 1620 Central Ave. SE (near Working Classroom. Working Classroom on the bestselling book by Gillian passages from her journal that indict University Boulevard). The institute is is a nationally recognized after-school Flynn and, thanks to the producers Nick as her murderer. working with Design Plus Architects on a program for underserved students with (Reese Witherspoon being one), it has Then the tables turn, and we witness plan that will allow it to move in perma- concentrations in writing, art and theater. a screenplay by the author, too. That’s Amy’s side of the story. No spoilers nently. The grand opening is anticipated an asset, because Flynn got the voices in January 2015. here. Just know that Rosamund Pike To aid in its regeneration, NIF will be Free Museum Memberships at the right in her thriller, and she nails it is a matchless Amy in a role that one of the beneficiaries of The Monte- Library again in the film script. The balance could have devolved into a B-movie zuma Ball, along with Animal Humane A detail from “La Corriente del Valle” expresses appreciation for the rich culture of the South Valley. she strikes of he-said, she-said sets up bombshell in the hands of a lesser New Mexico and New Mexico Multi-Cul- More than 130 free memberships to Photo courtesy of Working Classroom. the tension and keeps it humming. actor. Instead, it is a tour de force. tural Foundation, on Nov. 22 at Hotel the New Mexico Museum of Natural Voice is essential to this plot. Ben Affleck is a smart, multitalented Albuquerque in Old Town. To attend this History and Science are available at O’Keeffe Names New Director of Park Avenue S.W. during Open Studio Nick Dunne (Ben Affleck) and man of the world. He seems to your local public library, thanks to the long-standing and popular event, buy Education and Interpretation Hours: Tues.-Thurs., 1-7 p.m.; Fri., 1-5 Amy Elliott Dunne (Rosamund Pike) have a lot of things on his mind. He tickets at montezumaball.com. museum’s foundation. Check out a p.m.; Sat., 11 a.m.-3 p.m., and drop are marking their fifth wedding should set them aside when he is membership instead of a book and visit Tracey Enright, formerly public off your creative work using gourds. anniversary. Through flashbacks, we supposed to be acting. The cloud of the museum for free. Get on the waiting Mural Collaboration in South programs coordinator for the National Open to all ages and abilities. Opening see them meet cute and stay cute – at preoccupation that causes him to list at your neighborhood library; this is a Museum of African American History and reception: Fri., Oct. 17, 5-7 p.m. For about the second-year point, wife produce that thousand-yard stare Valley Honors River of Life popular offering. Culture of the Smithsonian Institution, more information: offcenterarts.org, says to husband, “We’re so cute, I doesn’t suit the character. Nick Dunne The program was funded by donors In September, Bernalillo County made will be the new director of education and want to punch us in the face.” We is under suspicion of the murder of to the 22nd annual Chocolate Fantasy 247-1172. public a 2,000-foot mural painted by interpretation for the Georgia O’Keeffe also meet her parents, two New York his wife. He endures and generates a gala in March, in keeping with the nine Working Classroom students. The Museum in Santa Fe. City psychologists who have made series of shocking revelations about museum foundation’s mission “to further Deadline: Oct. 31 mural is titled “La Corriente del Valle” The title for this position has broad- their fortune by writing the popular the cultural, educational and scientific his marriage throughout the film. We (“The Flow of the Valley”) and is located ened to include even more community St. Mark’s Sacred Arts Gallery hosts programs and purposes” of the muse- “Amazing Amy” book series, about should be able to see something on at 4022 Isleta Blvd. SW, south of the outreach. the 65th annual Hollyberry Arts & Crafts um. Go to naturalhistoryfoundation.org which Nick says, “Your parents his face besides bemusement. Instead, Skate Park and South Valley Pool. “Education has a larger role,” said En- for more information. Fair the weekend of Nov. 22-23. The aim plagiarized your childhood.” Affleck seems too cool for the part. The painting represents a timeline right. “That means an audience-centered is to showcase high-quality, locally made But Amy seems to take it all in stride Pike carries the film. The supporting approach. Exhibits from the O’Keeffe fine art, jewelry, textile arts, ceramics – until the parents ask Amy to hand actors are superb. As Nick’s sister come to their towns and deepen their and pottery, as well as all sorts of other over her trust fund to pay their debts, Go, Coon balances Amy’s archly cool knowledge of subjects they are already types of crafts and gifts for sale. The and she and Nick lose their jobs. Then attitude with her shoot-from-the-hip familiar with.” Albuquerque’s gallery is accepting applications from Nick’s mother contracts stage 4 cancer, style and obvious love for her brother. • In keeping with the museum’s creative DWI? artists and crafts people. To download and the couple must move to Missouri Neil Patrick Harris is restrained in his programming, one of Enright’s roles the application and contact information to see Mom through it. They sell portrayal of Amy’s former boyfriend, Premier Facility will be to integrate the work of other for the fair coordinator, visit stmarksabq. Amy’s brownstone, rent a furnished, Celebrating 50 years departments and outside partners into Desi Collings, hitting the right notes • org/hollyberry. Domestic - for - educational programs. underwater McMansion in Missouri, all the way. Tyler Perry as Nick’s big- in Old Town and all of a sudden, their life together as-life defense attorney Tanner Bolt is Violence? Deadlines for Submissions Deadline: Nov. 1 doesn’t look so cute anymore. believable and aptly cast as someone Mock Trials & So on the morning of their anniver- for whom the media spotlight always Submissions accepted: Oct. 9-15 Experiments in Cinema is looking for sary, Nick leaves the house to visit shines. creative film festival submissions. The his twin sister, Margo (Carrie Coon), As detective Rhonda Boney, a • Drug Charges? Focus Groups OFFCenter wants your gourd art film fest takes place April 15-19, 2015. nicknamed “Go,” at the bar they own pivotal role, Kim Dickens (“Dead- for the “Out of Your Gourd!” art show Submit your work online at together, financed by Amy’s money. wood,” “Treme”) brings her brand of • Trial planning and issue spotting, running Oct. 17-Nov. 26. Drop by at 808 experimentsincinema.org. They have a conversation about what warm, realistic reactions to the story. in-house facilitators a bitch Amy is. When he gets home, In a way, she stands in for the viewer. • Mock jury services On the Air Nick finds Amy gone and signs of a She becomes engrossed by the details Watch our arts segment on The Morning Brew with Larry Ahrens, • Witness preparation violent struggle in the den. When he of the investigation; when she doubts, Tuesday mornings at 7:32 on Public Access Channel 27 and later on YouTube. calls the cops, they find blood splatter Remember, When you get cited, • Simulated court and we doubt. deliberation venues in the kitchen. The movie is utterly faithful to the From there, circumstantial evidence book, despite inaccurate reports that • Political polling builds against Nick while the whole Flynn changed the ending. “Gone We go fight it! world watches. Cable TV host Ellen Girl” is in all major local theaters now. 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PAGE 20 • October 8, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS EVENTS EVENTS ABQ FREE PRESS • October 8, 2014 • PAGE 21 CALENDAr CALENDAr CASINOS November 1, 9 pm, $10, Halloween Hoedown: November 7, 9:30 pm, $5, The Lymbs, Red Light December 14, 8 pm, $18, Toontrack presents IAN TYSON COUNTRY & WESTERN SHOWCASE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 FILM Paris A Gogo Burlesque, The MLC, Blame it on Cameras, Great States Abstract Reality Tour: Devin Townsend Project South Broadway Cultural Center, South Broadway Cultural Center, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 Rebekkah, Kimo November 8, 9:30 pm, $8, Koffin Kats, and Animals As Leaders, Monuments 1025 Broadway SE John Lewis Theatre, 1025 Broadway SE ONEBEAT ALBUQUERQUE AT THE THROUGH MARCH 15 November 4, 9:30 pm, $8, O’Death, Lonesome Russian Girlfriends December 15, 7 pm, $28, Hot Topic presents Formerly of Ian & Sylvia, singer/songwriter A showcase for classic-country musicians from RAIL YARDS LAS VEGAS ALL-STAR VARIETY REVUE! Leash, Human Behavior November 9, 7:30 pm, $17, EYEHATEGOD, Black Veil Brides, Falling In Reverse, Set It Off, Tyson brings cowboy music to town. New Mexico. Albuquerque Rail Yards, 777 1st St SW, PANDAS: THE JOURNEY HOME Route 66 Casino Hotel, Legends Theater, November 5, 9 pm, $8, Cahalen Morrison and Today Is The Day, Black Maria, Econarchy Drama Club 7-9 pm, $30-40, 848-1230, cabq.gov/sbcc 2-4 pm, $5-7, 848-1320, Music & art: 25 musical artists from 17 countries Lockheed Martin Dyna Theater, New Mexico 14500 Central Ave SW Country Hammer, The Gregg Daigle Band November 15, 9 pm, Stoic Frame Reunion cabq.gov/south-broadway-cultural-center and visual artists from Albuquerque, curated by Museum of Natural History, Old Town Billed as The Best Vegas Variety Show in NM. November 11, 9 pm, $15, Horse Feathers Show!, Reviva SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 OCTOBER 16-17 Billy Joe Miller; food trucks and activities for the About the efforts made all over the world to 8 pm, $10, rt66casino.com November 18, 9 pm, Water Liars November 18, 8 pm, $10, 10th Anniversary Fifteen On The Farm: Tractor Brewing Company THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 whole family. A collaboration between 516 Arts save the Giant Panda. DAVID FRANCEY Tour: Intronaut, Anciients, Bathhouse, Distances Tractor Brewery, Wells Park location, and Found Sound Nation. 11 am, 1 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm; times will change in FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 October 16, Tony Hillerman Library, BASSEKOU KOUYATE & OCTOBER 9-DECEMBER 3 November 23, 8 pm, $18, The Reckoning Tour: 1800 4th St NW $5 donation, 5-9 pm, 516arts.org December; 841-2800, 8205 Apache NE, 12 pm THE NGONI BLUES BAND SISTER THE BAR, 407 Central Ave NW, Blood On The Dance Floor, Whitney Peyton, A Quinceañera style bash held at the recently nmnaturalhistory.org, ngpandas.com LEGACY 36: CODY EAST VS. October 17, North Valley Library, Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2 242-4900, sisterthebar.com Sweet Ascent opened Wells Park location in Albuquerque, with VERNON LEWIS 7704 2nd St NW, 12 pm Bassekou Kouyate is one of the true masters THROUGH NOVEMBER 9 October 9, 8 pm, $3, Biome, Crix Saiz, Westy, November 29, 9 pm, $8, mr. Gnome, 24 taps to pull on. There will be entertainment, Route 66 Casino Hotel, Legends Theater, Award-winning Canadian folk singer-songwriter. of the ngoni, an ancient traditional lute found ORCHID ENSEMBLE FILMS AT THE GUILD Mittens, 13 Pieces Young Tongue food for purchase, and art all around – and a 14500 Central Ave SW Both events are free, but reservations are throughout West Africa. Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE The Guild Cinema, 3405 Central Ave NE October 10, 9 pm, $10, Ex Hex & Speedy Ortiz December 8, 7:30, $13, Voodoo Glow Skulls, new beer release. Free, starts 5 pm, The main event, and other contenders male recommended. Info is available from 7:30 pm, $15-20, 268-0044, outpostspace.org A cultural exchange between Asian and Western $5-10 unless otherwise listed, 255-1848, October 12, 5 pm, Free, Happy Hour Show: Mustard Plug, Dan Potthast getplowed.com and female. ampconcerts.org, 232-9868. Read our music story on Page 17 in this issue musicians. for more movies: guildcinema.com Joe and Vicki Price December 12, 8:30, $20, Swamp Leper Stomp 7 pm, $20-200, rt66casino.com of ABQ Free Press. 3 pm, $22-27, ampconcerts.org, October 8-9, 6 pm, Song of the New Earth October 17, 8 pm, $10, Eddie And The Hotrods 2014: Death DTA, Torture Victim, Suspended, MUSIC THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 holdmyticket.com October 8-9, 3:45 and 8 pm, The Trip to Italy WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 October 22, 9 pm, $10, Macabre, Ringworm, Impaled Offering FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 October 10-19, Twelfth Annual Southwest Gay Panzerfaust WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 ERIC VLOEIMANS’ OLIVER’S CINEMA NOVEMBER 8-9 & Lesbian Film Festival, schedule: swglff.com FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH October 23, 9 pm, $5, Decker, Sad Baby Wolf, OCTOBER 9-DECEMBER 15 Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE JACKY TERRASSON TRIO Santa Ana Star Center, TRANSFIGURED NIGHT October 20-23, 6:45, Memphis St. Petersburg SUNSHINE THEATER, 120 Central Ave SW, RIBAB FUSION Trumpeter Eric Vloeimans is one of the stars of Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE October 20-23, 4 pm and 8:30 pm, Midnight 3001 Civic Center Circle NE, Rio Rancho, The Dirty Bourbon, 9800 Montgomery NE, St. Francis Auditorium (New Mexico Museum October 29, 9 pm, $10, Tera Melos Info & Tickets: sunshinetheaterlive.com the vibrant European jazz scene and has been Pianist Jacky Terrasson, a significant figure in Cowboy Touring with Volbeat, Hellyeah and 296-2726 of Art), 107 W Palace Ave, Santa Fe November 5, 9 pm, $7, Iceage October 9, 7 pm, $20, Twiztid described as having “a melodic style evocative jazz for over 20 years, will be joined by Dave October 24-29, 3 pm and 7:30 pm, 1,000 Times Nothing More. Dance to ‘70s Funk and modern Afropop from Santa Fe Pro Musica Orchestra, Thomas November 11, 9 pm, $12, Dum Dum Girls October 12, 7 pm, $18.50, The Wonder Years, of late-period Miles Davis.” Robaire, bass; and Jamire Williams, drums. Goodnight 6:10 pm, $40-45, 891-7300, Morocco. O’Connor, conductor, with Deborah Domanski, & Ex Cops The Story So Far, Modern Baseball, Gnarwolves 7:30 pm, $15-$20, 268-0044, outpostspace.org 7:30 pm, $20-25, 268-0044, outpostspace.org October 24-29, 5:30 pm, Alive Inside santaanastarcenter.com 7:30 pm, $17-22, ampconcerts.org, mezzo-soprano. December 3, 9 pm, $10, Pallbearer October 18, 8 pm, $12, Ryan McGarvey October 25-26, 1 pm, Awake: The Life of CD Release Party FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 Saturday, 4 pm, Sunday 3 pm, $20-65, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 OCTOBER 9-DECEMBER 12 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 (505) 988-4640, The Lensic (505) 988-1234, Yogananda October 19, 7 pm, $15 Watsky w/ Kyle and LE CHAT LUNATIQUE & WILDEWOOD BIRDS OF CHICAGO October 30-31, check website for times, Double LAUNCHPAD, 618 Central Ave SW, santafepromusica.com JAY LENO: THE HOUSE JACKS Anderson .Paak, All You Can Do Tour ALLISON MILLER’S BOOM TIC BOOM Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE Music in Corrales, Old San Isidro Church, Feature: A Voice in the Dark: Svengali (1931) 764-8887, launchpadrocks.com Route 66 Casino Hotel, Legends Theater, October 20, 6:30 pm, $17, Tomorrow We Die Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE Popular and eclectic ABQ group Le Chat 966 Old Church Rd, Corrales SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9 and Phantom of the Opera (1925) October 9, 9 pm, $25, Doug Stanhope, 14500 Central Ave SW Alive 2014 US Tour: Born Of Osiris, Thy Art NYC-based drummer, Allison Miller defies all Lunatique performs with local American Popular American Roots music group. October 31-November 1, 10:15 pm, Dead Snow Kevin Kennedy, Black Mike The man just can’t stop working and that’s Is Murder, Betraying The Martyrs, Within The boundaries and brings her individual sound to folk rock band. 7:30 pm, $22-25, brownpapertickets.com, CHATTER CABARET: COMPOSERS FROM 2: Red Vs. Dead OK with the audience. Ruins, Erra diverse musical genres. 7:30 pm, $10-15, 268-0044, outpostspace.org musicincorrales.org THE GOLDEN AGE OF HOLLYWOOD November 7-9, 4 pm and 8:15 pm, 8 pm, $42-95, rt66casino.com October 21, 8 pm, $18, Bam Margera with 7:30pm, $15-20, 268-0044, outpostspace.org Hotel Andaluz, Casablanca Room, Bjork: Biophilia Live F&@kface Unstoppable, Lionize, Polkadot SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 125 2nd St NW, Downtown CLUBS & PUBS Cadavar, Until Chaos FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 & Only five Sundays per year; tickets available October 22, 7 pm, $22.50-95, Joey Bada$$ SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 CARAVAN OF THIEVES eight weeks in advance. FESTIVALS, FIESTAS & FAMILY OCTOBER 9-18 October 25, 7:30 pm, $12, Carnifex, Inhuman The Cooperage, 7220 Lomas Blvd NE 5 pm, $25, appetizers and drinks additional, Hands, A Malicious Plague, Vale Of Miscreation SOUNDS AND SWEET AIRS: SONGS OF Gypsy jazz, vocal harmony, theater and a really ChatterABQ.org OCTOBER 10-12 SNEAKERZ SPORTS GRILLE, October 27, 6 pm, $25, Too Zany welcomes SHAKESPEARE good time. 4100 San Mateo Blvd NE, 837-1708, QUILT FIESTA G-EAZY w/ IAMSU & Jay Ant, Bay To Quintessence Choral Artists of the 7:30 pm, $17-20, ampconcerts.org, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 October 9, 6-9 pm, Bat All-request Santa Fe County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall, Universe Tour Southwest’s October concert. Hold My Ticket, 505-886-1251 acoustical guitar TIME FOR THREE 3229 Rodeo Road, Santa Fe October 28, 7 pm, $17, New Politics, Bad Suns, Friday 7 pm, Keller Hall, UNM Main Campus October 10, 6-9 pm, Happy Hour with TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28 KiMo Theatre, 423 Central Ave NW Traditional and contemporary quilts for sale and SomeKindaWonderful Sunday 3 pm, St John’s United Methodist Donohoe and Grimes Bach, Brahms, The Beatles and current pop. raffle by members of the Northern New Mexico October 29, 7 pm, $30, Matisyahu, Radical Church, 2626 Arizona NE October 11, 9 pm, CRB in Concert HOME FREE 3 pm, $28-42, ampconcerts.org, Quilt Guild. Something, Cisco $30-45, quintessence-abq.com October 16, 6-9 pm, Bat All-request KiMo Theatre, 423 Central Ave NW holdmyticket.com, kimotickets.com, 768-3544 Friday-Saturday 10-5 pm, Sunday 10-4 pm, October 10, 9 pm, $15, Home Away From Home October 30, 7:30 pm, $18, Glamour Kills Tour acoustical guitar Award-winning a cappella country group on their $5 at the door, nnmqg.org Tour: Brother Ali, Bambu & DJ LAST WORD presents New Found Glory, We Are The In SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 October 17, 6-9 pm, Happy Hour with Click Crazy Life Tour. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 October 11, 9 pm, $15, Dirty Deeds Burlesque Crowd, Fireworks, Better Off SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 October 18, 8 am, United Way Fundraising CÉSAR BAUVALLET AND TRADICIONES 8 pm, $20-30, holdmyticket.com Presents: Dia De los Muertos November 1, 8 pm $20, Eternal Tour 2014: Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE LA SANTA CECILIA Volleyball Tournament, 6’s format, JIM MALCOLM La Fonda Hotel Ballroom, 2nd ANNUAL SOUTHWEST BACON FEST October 12, 8 pm, I Conscious, Gwar, Decapitated, American Sharks Albuquerque bandleader trombonist, percus- all teams welcome The Cooperage, 7220 Lomas NE 100 E San Francisco St, Santa Fe Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Yard Squad Band November 3, 7 pm, $21-75, YELAWOLF + sionist, composer and arranger César Bauvallet, October 18, 9 pm, Sympathy For Jack Traditional songs of Scotland and his own music 2014 Grammy winners for Best Latin Rock, Balloon Museum, 9201 Balloon Museum Dr NE October 14, 7 pm, $10, Son Real RITTZ + Big Henry + DJ Klever who also leads Son Como Son, Albuquerque’s by a fine singer. Urban, or Alternative Album. $7 adult admission, passes are $25 and include OCTOBER 9-NOVEMBER 18 October 16, 6:30 pm, $13, Not Your American November 9, 7 pm, $27.50, Rockstar Energy premier salsa band, brings his dynamic seven Idols Tour: Capture The Crown, For All Those 7:30 pm, $17-22, ampconcerts.org, 8 pm, $22-27, ampconcerts.org, food, 880-0500, ABQBacon.com LOW SPIRITS, 2823 2nd St NW, Drink Presents Pierce The Veil and Sleeping piece Tradiciones ensemble to Outpost. Sleeping, Ice Nine Kills, Pallisades, Hold My Ticket, 505-886-1251 holdmyticket.com lowspiritslive.com, prices subject to change With Sirens , Beartooth, This Wild Life 7:30 pm, $10-$15, 268-0044, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 Myka Relocate, Youth In Revolt October 9, 9 pm, $5, Bishop Allen November 10, 8 pm, $20, Check Yo Ponytail outpostspace.org THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 October 18, 8 pm, Kirsten Memorial Show!! MONDAY, DECEMBER 1 October 10, 9 pm, $5, Lovers and Madmen Anniversary Tour: The Presets, Le1f, Chela, ALBUQUERQUE’S THRILL THE WORLD SuperGiant, Anesthesia, Requiem Mass, Illumi- CD release party! The Real Matt Jones, Franki Chan OCTOBER 11-NOVEMBER 22 RALPH ALESSI’S BAIDA QUARTET DAKHABRAKHA Keshet Center for the Arts, 4121 Cutler Ave NE na A.D., The Ground Beneath, Fallen Prophets Carlos The Tall November 11, 7 pm, $20, These Days Tour: Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE The Dirty Bourbon, 9800 Montgomery Blvd NE Thrill The World Albuquerque is looking for October 21, 8:45 pm, $13, Rubblebucket, NEW MEXICO PHILHARMONIC POPEJOY October 11, 9 pm, $8, Rose’s Pawn Shop AB Soul Trumpeter Ralph Alessi’s latest project features Presented by ¡Globalquerque!, “ethno-chaos” dancing zombies to participate in the 6th annual Landlady, Hank and Cupcakes CLASSICAL SERIES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 October 15, 9 pm, Cowboys and Indian, November 12, 6:30 pm, $16, The Word Alive, pianist Gary Versace; bassist Mark Helias; and in Eastern European roots music. world-wide simultaneous Thriller dance for October 22, 7:30 pm, $13, The Contortionist, The Color Morale, Our Last Night, Dead Rabbits, Popejoy Hall, UNM Main Campus, The Ditchrunners DAVE MASON’S TRAFFIC JAM drummer Nasheet Waits. 7:30 pm, $17-22, ampconcerts.org, charity. Zombies will rise up on Oct. 25 at exactly Intervals, Polyphia Miss Fortune 203 Cornell Dr NE October 17, 9 pm, $10, Minimum Overdrive KTAOS Solar Center, 9 New Mexico 150, Taos 7:30 pm, $15-20, 268-0044, outpostspace.org holdmyticket.com, 296-2726 4 pm at Keshet Center for the Arts parking lot. October 24, 9 pm, THEE SANCTUARY : November 13, 8 pm, $29, Dropkick Murphys, October 11, Beethoven’s Ninth Tour: Austin Lucas, Jon Snodgrass, Northcote, Singer/songwriter and member of Traffic, No dance experience is necessary. All ages and Bloodsuckers Bazaar Blood Or Whiskey November 1, Rodrigo’s Guitar Concierto de FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 Jayke Orvis, Caleb Caudle Fleetwood Mac and Derek and the Dominos skill levels are welcome. October 25, 9 pm, $5, Night of the Living Cover November 15, 8 pm, $23, Arch Enemy, Aranjuez October 18, 9 pm, $10, The Gilded Cage comes to Taos. STORYSPACE: SPOOKY STORY NIGHT 1-4 pm for rehearsal, costuming and Bands! The Coma Recovery as Depeche Mode, Kreator, Huntress November 22, Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a LEO KOTTKE Burlesk & Varieté presents “Attack of the 8 pm, $35, ktaos.com, holdmyticket.com, WITH THE SPOOKULELE BAND performance, Free, donations to Keshet are distances as Garbage, Double Plow as Queen November 20, 7 pm, $29.50, People Keep Theme of Paganini KiMo Theatre, 423 Central Ave NW Creepshow Peepshow” (575) 758-5826 accepted; Eventbrite registration: October 26, 8 pm, $18, Hold It In Tour: Melvins, 6 pm, 925-5858, unmtickets.com, nmphil.org Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE Coffeehouse folk-rock guitarist and singer/song- October 21, 9 pm, $12, Cyanotic, Author and Talking Tour: Hoodie Allen, Chiddy Bang, TTWABQ2014.eventbrite.com Le Butcherettes An evening of well-loved children’s stories writer of “Twelve String Blues” and “Mudlark.” Punisher, The Rabid Whole, Diverje Taylor Bennett SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19 October 28, 7:30 pm, $12, Being As An Ocean, transformed into song by the Spookulele Band. 7:30 pm, $25-35, ampconcerts.org, October 24, 9 pm, Night of the Living November 23, 6:30 pm, $17, The Ghost Inside, Gideon, Wolves At The Gate, Incarnate, MOZART’S SOLEMN VESPERS 7:30 pm, Free for kids 12 and under and anyone holdmyticket.com, kimotickets.com, 768-3544 Cover Bands Every Time I Die, Architects (UK), Hundredth, CHATTER SUNDAY: SCHEPPS Seconds To End First United Methodist Church, wearing a costume (glitter-free, please!) $5 for October 25, 8 pm, $5, Dia de los Grateful Backtrack SCHWARTZKOPF DUO November 1, 9 pm, $12, Secret Chiefs 3, 314 Lead Ave SW others; 268-0044, outpostspace.org Muertos featuring Top Dead Center, November 25, 7 pm, $20, Monster Energy Kosmos Performance Space at the Factory on Atomic Ape New Mexico Symphony Chorus concert. 600 Pounds of Sin Outbreak Tour presents Attila, Crown 5th, 1715 Fifth St NW To Advertise: November 2, 8 pm, $13, MC Chris, MC Lars, 3 pm, $25-45, (800) 838-3006, October 30, 9 pm, $8, Run Boy Run The Empire, Like Moths To Flames, Sworn In Chamber music, poetry and coffee, in an Reach ABQ’s Spose brownpapertickets.com, nmschorus.org Contact Sherri Barth October 31, 9 pm, $12, il sogno del marinaio December 9, 6:30 pm, $18, Eternal Enemies informal, acoustically excellent setting. November 6, 7:30 pm, $10, Rotting Out, most informed (with Mike Watt) Tour: Emmure, The Acacia Strain, Stray From Doors open 9:30 am, $15 at the door, (505) 261-5686 Nomads, Homewrecker, Pharoah, Loathe The Path, Fit For A King, Kublai Khan chatterABQ.org audience [email protected] PAGE 22 • October 8, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS EVENTS EVENTS ABQ FREE PRESS • October 8, 2014 • PAGE 23 CALENDAr CALENDAr SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 OCTOBER 24-NOVEMBER 16 Oct. 14, 7 pm, Art Schreiber, “Out of Sight,” OCTOBER 13 & OCTOBER 19 MUSEUMS ARTSPREE OCTOBER 10-NOVEMBER 9 NOVEMBER 1-30 a memoir of blindness 24TH ANNUAL ALBUQUERQUE THE MEMBER OF THE WEDDING Oct. 15, 7 pm, Johanna Skibsrud, “Quartet for AUTHOR APPEARANCES AT JEAN THROUGH DECEMBER 20 BEWITCHING IV 23rd ANNUAL NATIONAL PASTEL EQUESTRIAN CUP The Adobe Theater, 9813 4th St NW the End of Time,” a WWI novel COCTEAU CINEMA Stranger Factory, 109 Carlisle Blvd NE PAINTING EXHIBITION EXPO New Mexico, State Fairgrounds Carson McCullers’ touching and poignant play Jean Cocteau Cinema, 418 Montezuma Ave, DAVID MAISEL/BLACK MAPS: AMERICAN Opening reception Friday, October 10, 6-9 pm. Expo New Mexico, 300 San Pedro Dr NE Dairy Barn, 300 San Pedro Dr NE centers around Frankie Addams, a twelve-year- Santa Fe LANDSCAPE AND THE APOCALYPTIC Halloween group show of all things dark Large art show presented by the Pastel Society Horse jumping competition, auctions, artists, old white girl caught between childhood (505) 466-5528, jeancocteaucinema.com SUBLIME; LUZ RESTIRADA: LATIN and spooky. of New Mexico. food and beer, vendors, along with a kids’ corral innocence and the throes of adolescence. This October 13, Lev Grossman, “The Magician’s AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY; PERMA- Free, 508-3049, strangerfactory.com For more information: pastelsnm.org and a Dude Room. Sponsored by and for the coming-of-age play also explores the intrinsically Land” NENT COLLECTION, JONSON GALLERY; benefit of Rotary Club of Albuquerque, Share enmeshed lives of whites and blacks in the October 19, Max Evans, “Goin’ Crazy with Sam and THE GIFT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 NOVEMBER 14-16 UNM Art Museum, 1 University of New Mexico Your Care Adult Day Services and Explora. American South, 1945. Directed by James Cady. Peckinpah and All Our Friends” 516 WORDS: HEARTS AND MINDS ALDEN MARIN BENEFIT ART EXHIBITION 11:30 am-6 pm, $35 each or two for $50, VIP Friday-Saturday 7:30 pm, Sundays 2 pm, With donation, 277-4001, unmartmuseum.org 516 Arts, 516 Central Ave SW FOR ST. MARTIN’S HOPE CENTER tickets $75, Children 12 and under Free, Thursday November 13, 7:30 pm; $15, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 Meditations on youth, mentorship and legacy Scott Michael Gallery and 298-1700 ext. 31, abqec.org 898-9222, adobetheater.org THROUGH JANUARY 5 REMAPPING THE TERRITORY in response to the artwork of Floyd D. Tunson, Page Coleman Gallery SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 NOVEMBER 7-23 Bank of America Theatre, National Hispanic NATIVE AMERICAN PORTRAITS: whose multimedia work adorns the entrance. Opening reception: Friday, November 14, Cultural Center, 1701 4th Street SW POINTS OF INQUIRY Free, 7 pm, 516arts.org 5-8 pm, Free GILDAN NEW MEXICO BOWL 26 MILES A book signing, lecture, and discussion with The Museum of Indian Arts and Contemporary artist, Alden Marin has gener- University Stadium, University Blvd SE & National Hispanic Cultural Center, Dr. Felipe Fernández-Armesto, History Professor Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology, OCTOBER 15-DECEMBER 30 ously donated 218 pieces of original work to be Museum Hill, 710-708 Camino Lejo, (off Old Avenida Cesar Chavez 1701 4th Street SW at the University of Notre Dame and author of LEAVE NO STONE UNTURNED sold to strengthen mental health services for the It’s Mountain West Conference vs. Conference A new play by Quiara Alegría Hudes, part of “Our America: A Hispanic History of the United Santa Fe Trail), Santa Fe Jewish Community Center, homeless in Albuquerque through the work of USA at this 9th annual New Mexico college the Siembra, Latino Theatre Festival. Also will be States,” and Dr. Thomas Chávez. Presented by More than 50 images from the Palace of 5520 Wyoming Blvd NE St. Martin’s. 100% of all sales will go directly to football bowl, which will be broadcast on ESPN. shown December 4-14 at Teatro Paraguas Instituto Cervantes and the National Hispanic Governors Photo Archives, spanning 100 years. Opening Reception, October 16, 5-7 pm. benefit St. Martin’s mental health and behavioral Kickoff: 12:20 pm MT, $25-400+, in Santa Fe. Cultural Center. With museum admission, (505) 476-1250, Mark M. Feldman Stone Sculpture services outreach programs. (505) 925-5999, unmtickets.com, Thursday-Saturday, 7:30 pm, Saturday 2 pm, 6 pm, Free, nhccnm.org indianartsandculture.org Showcase Free, jccabq.org for open hours, 109 California St NE (Scott Michael Gallery) and gildannewmexicobowl.com $15-18, 724-4771, nhccnm.org markmfeldmansculptor.wix.com 6320-B Linn Avenue NE (Page Coleman Gallery; MONDAY, OCTOBER 27 THROUGH JANUARY 21 near NE corner of San Pedro and Central) THEATER COMEDY CHUCK PALAHNIUK EVERYBODY’S NEIGHBOR: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 OCTOBER 17-NOVEMBER 7 Scott Michael Gallery, 681-5669, VIVIAN VANCE scottmichaelgallery.com; Page Coleman Gallery, University of New Mexico Student Union, ART FROM BEIJING THROUGH OCTOBER 12 NOW-NOVEMBER 4 UNM Main Campus Albuquerque Museum, 19th & Mountain Rd NW 516 WORDS: HEARTS AND MINDS 238-5071, pagecolemangallery.com Park Fine Art, 323 Romero St NW “Fight Club” author Palahniuk speaks and She got her start at the KiMo Theatre and 516 Arts, 516 Central Ave SW THE DROWNING GIRLS OH, SUSANA! Oct. 16, 7 pm, Dmitry Samarov, “Where To?,” Opening Reception Friday, October 17, 5-8 pm entertains. His new book, “Beautiful You,” is a Albuquerque Little Theatre, and you can view Meditations on youth, mentorship and legacy Duke City Repertory Theatre, The Cell Theatre, The Box Performance Space, 100 Gold Ave SW a memoir of cab driving Park Fine Art presents a two-man show from satire of the sex toy industry. Co-sponsored by her mementos and participate in this multimedia in response to the artwork of Floyd D. Tunson, 700 1st St NW This original satire takes a look at what it truly Oct. 18, 3 pm, Nick Otero, “How Chiles Came Beijing, China, featuring Quan Xuejun and Bookworks and the UNM Student Union. exhibit. whose multimedia work adorns the entrance. Thursday-Saturday 8 pm, Sunday 2 pm, means to be a citizen of the 47th state (which to New Mexico” Zhou Qi. Free, 764-1900, parkfineart.com 7 pm, Admission requires purchase of signed With museum admission, 243-7255, Free, 7 pm, 516arts.org Crossword Puzzle appears on page 24 797-7081, dukecityrep.com also happens to be our national ranking in edu- Oct. 18, 5 pm, Tawni Waters, “Beauty of the hardcover book, ticketholders can bring one cabq.gov/museum Read the article by Barry Gaines in this issue of cation). Conceived and directed by Cody Dove, Broken,” Young Adult romance OCTOBER 24-25 guest for $5 additional. ABQ Free Press. an alumnus of Second City. Through Election Oct. 19, 3 pm, Allen Salkin, “From Scratch,” Tickets: bkwrks.com/chuck-palahniuk THROUGH JANUARY 31 13TH ANNUAL EL DORADO Tuesday; check show times. on the Food Network ARTS & CRAFTS FALL SHOW THROUGH NOVEMBER 29 FRED HARVEY AND THE MAKING OF 9 pm, $17.50, 404-1578, theboxabq.com Takes place at JCC Book Festival, Jewish FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5 St. John’s United Methodist Church, THE AMERICAN WEST SPIRITS OF SUSPICION Community Center, 5520 Wyoming Blvd NE 1200 Old Pecos Trail at Cordova Rd, Santa Fe Oct. 19, 5 pm, Carrie La Suer, “The Home ABQ WOW POETRY SLAM CHAMPIONSHIP Harvey family items, jewelry and pottery sold in Foul Play Café, Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown, DANCE A variety of work on sale by 46 artists. Friday Place,” a debut thriller Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE the shops, the role of the railroad. 2600 Louisiana Blvd NE 3-7 pm, Saturday 9-5 pm, Free, eldoart.org Oct. 21, 7 pm, Craig Collins, “Thunder in the WOW stands for “Women of the World,” 1504 Millicent Rogers Rd, Taos Fun and mystery, with dinner. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 Mountains,” on guns presenting some of our best female performance (575) 758-2462, millicentrogers.org Friday-Saturday 7 pm, $56.50, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ANNE MORROW’S “@HOME” Oct. 22, 7 pm, Glenna Luschei, “The Sky is poets: Albuquerque Poet Laureate Jessica $35 for children, 377-9593, foulplaycafe.com Keshet Center for the Arts, 4121 Cutler Ave NE Shooting Blue Arrows,” new poetry Helen Lopez, Jasmine Cuffee, Brooke von THROUGH FEBRUARY 15 ONEBEAT ALBUQUERQUE AT THE RAIL YARDS OCTOBER 9-19 Original dance, followed by a Balloon Fiesta Oct. 22, 7 pm, Molly Antopol, Blomberg, Emily Bjustrom, Eva Crespin, WOODEN MENAGERIE: MADE IN Albuquerque Rail Yards, 777 1st St SW, reception. “The Unamericans,” acclaimed stories Mercedez Holtry, Susanna Rinderle, NEW MEXICO THE MUSICAL ADVENTURE OF MIMI Music & art: 25 musical artists from 17 coun- 7 pm, $20-25, 224-9808, holdmyticket.com, Takes place at JCC Book Festival, Jewish Sara Roman, and Gigi Bella. Museum of International Folk Art, 706 Camino THROUGH OCTOBER 20 AND THE GHOSTS tries, visual artists from Albuquerque, curated by keshetdance.org Community Center, 5520 Wyoming Blvd NE 7:30 pm, $5-10, 268-0044, outpostspace.org Lejo, Santa Fe, (505) 476-1200 VSA North 4th Theatre, 4904 4th St NW BIOPARK PHOTO CONTEST ONLINE Billy Joe Miller; food trucks and activities for the Oct. 23, 7 pm, Katie Lane, “Ring in the 107 artworks by masters of the wood-carving A new musical by local playwright Jason Witter, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 DECEMBER 12-13 VOTING whole family. A collaboration between 516 Arts Holidays,” new romance craft. with 26 local actors between the ages of 8-18. Look at the photo contest submissions and vote and Found Sound Nation. ALBUQUERQUE’S THRILL THE WORLD Oct. 23, 7 pm, Nicole Mones, “Night in MARK NEPO With museum admission, internationalfolkart.org Opening night Make-A-Wish Fundraiser for your favorites in each category online at $5 donation, 5-9 pm, 516arts.org Keshet Center for the Arts, 4121 Cutler Ave NE Shanghai” Albuquerque Center for Spiritual Living, performance cabq.gov/culturalservices/biopark/about-the- Thrill The World Albuquerque is looking for Takes place at JCC Book Festival, Jewish 2801 Louisiana Blvd NE THROUGH MARCH 29 Thursday, October 9, 6:30, $15. biopark/contests/photo-contest-2014 dancing zombies to participate in the 6th annual Community Center, 5520 Wyoming Blvd NE Author talk and book signing. Friday-Saturday 7 pm, Sunday 2 pm, $10, PAINTING THE DIVINE: IMAGES OF world-wide simultaneous Thriller dance for char- Oct. 26, 3 pm, Gail Sheehy, “Daring” 6:30 pm, $30-100, 881-4311, abqcsl.org cardboard-playhouse.org Takes place at JCC Book Festival, Jewish MARY IN THE NEW WORLD THROUGH OCTOBER 30 ity. Zombies will rise up on Oct 25 at exactly 4 New Mexico History Museum, Community Center, 5520 Wyoming Blvd NE ALAN PAINE RADEBAUGH OCTOBER 10-NOVEMBER 2 pm at Keshet Center for the Arts parking lot. No TOURS 113 Lincoln Avenue, Santa Fe Oct. 27, 7 pm, Chuck Palahniuk , “Beautiful Harwood Art Center, 1114 7th St NW dance experience is necessary. All ages and skill Religious art that survived from churches in KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN You,” new fiction “Small Works: Ghost of Sea 2014” levels are welcome. THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS, Mexico, Peru and New Mexico. Musical Theatre Southwest, University of New Mexico, Student Union Free, 242-6367, harwoodartcenter.org 1-4 pm for rehearsal, costuming and YEAR ROUND With museum admission, (505) 476-5200, 6320-B Domingo NE Ballrooms B&C, Tickets: bkwrks.com performance, Free, donations to Keshet are nmhistorymuseum.org In a Latin American prison, Molina tells his accepted; Eventbrite registration: Oct. 30, 7 pm, Ray John de Aragon, “New ALBUCREEPY DOWNTOWN THROUGH NOVEMBER 10 Mexico Book of the Undead” cellmate, Valentin, his fantasies about an TTWABQ2014.eventbrite.com GHOST WALK THROUGH MAY 2015 IN•STRUCT actress, Aurora, who in one of her roles is a Nov. 5, 7 pm, Tony Hoagland, “Twenty Poems By ABQ Trolley Co., start at Hotel Andaluz, VSA North Fourth Art Center, 4904 4th St NW Spider Woman who kills with a kiss. that Could Save America and Other Essays” SECRETS OF THE SYMBOLS BOOKS & POETRY 125 2nd St NW Artwork by artist teachers, administrative staff Friday-Saturday 8 pm, Sunday 4 pm, $20-$22, Nov. 6, 7 pm, Valerie Plame, “Burned,” a Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, Led by an experienced paranormal investigator, and volunteers of VSA/North Fourth Art Center, 265-9119, musicaltheatresw.com Vanessa Pierson thriller 750 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe OCTOBER 10-NOVEMBER 6 Albucreepy features historic (and reportedly serving the arts and disabilities community for Nov. 6, 7 pm, Radley Balko, “Rise of the What signs and symbols, colors and motifs haunted) sites, including the KiMo Theater, Kiva 30 years. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 BOOKWORKS, 4022 Rio Grande NW, Warrior Cop” meant in Spanish colonial art. Auditorium, old Bernalillo County Courthouse, Monday-Friday 10-4 pm, Free, vsartsnm.org 344-8139, bkwrks.com South Broadway Cultural Center, ACLU/APD With museum admission, (505) 982-2226, MINDS INTERRUPTED Free unless otherwise noted, some events take Wool Warehouse, and the former red light Forward event, cabq.gov/sbcc spanishcolonial.org KiMo Theatre, 423 Central Ave NW place at other venues as noted. district known as “Hell’s Half Acre.” Rated PG13. THROUGH NOVEMBER 15 8 pm, 90 minutes, $25 with valet parking and Stories of lives affected by mental illness. Oct. 10, 7 pm, Eve Rickert & Franklin Veaux, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 OPENING OCTOBER 24 JULIE BLACKMON 7 pm, $15, kimotickets.com free appetizers at Ibiza or MAS, albucreepy.com “More Than Two,” on polyamory photo-eye Gallery, 541 South Guadalupe, Oct. 12, 3 pm, Juan Arellano, “Enduring SALÓN ORTEGA POTTERY OF THE U.S. SOUTH: National Hispanic Cultural Center, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 Santa Fe Acequias,” on SW water A LIVING TRADITION “Homegrown,” large-scale, contemporary color 1701 4th Street SW International Museum of Folk Art, Oct. 13, 7 pm, Rebecca Coffey, “Hysterical,” SANTA FE MODERN HOMES TOUR photographs. Ray John de Aragón, one of New Mexico’s 706 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe Anna Freud’s story Various locations, self-guided, at your own pace. Free, (505) 988-5159, photoeye.com Oct. 13-15, Andrew Weil, SIMPLE Conference, prolific Hispanic authors, reading from “New 11 am-5 pm, $30 in advance online, $40 day of, Regional pottery from the southern states. ABQ & Santa Fe, unm.edu Mexico Book of the Undead: Goblin and Ghoul modernhometours.com With museum admission, (505) 476-1200, Folklore.” 2 pm, Free, nhccnm.org internationalfolkart.org PAGE 24 • October 8, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS CROSSWORD Bring in the Harvest CLOSING OCTOBER 25 South Valley Growers’ Market Cristo Del Valle Presbyterian Church, 3907 Isleta Blvd. SW Saturdays, 8 am - 12 pm Armijo Village Growers’ Market SW Corner of Isleta Blvd. & Arenal Rd. 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