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Some party boat skippers and commercial boat operators have said they disapprove of the decision to allow fishing this year but say they will fish reluctantly by client and customer demand.

If they open the season, we have to go, said Johnny Atkinson, who owns and operates New Rayann, a party boat based in Sausalito. But Id rather see the numbers return in the river. Even if there are 245,000 salmon out there like theyve said, Id rather see every one of those 245,000 salmon spawn.

Ed Zoliniak, an exparty boat captain in Santa Cruz who threw in the towel just a week ago when he sold his vessel, also believes the council should not have reopened the fishing season.

I would have voted for another full closure, he said. There dont appear to be a whole lot of fish out there. Last year they closed it after 66,000 fish spawned. This fall we got 39,000 and they opened the season. I dont understand that.

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Over the last decade, ayahuasca has become a favorite among the psychedelic community. Also called yage, it is the very same plant that the beat writer William S. Burroughs sought out while corresponding with poet Allen Ginsberg in The Yage Letters.

Since the 1990s, there has been an upswing in the establishment of neoshamanic retreats in Brazil, Peru and Ecuador. More and more Westerners are traveling to South America with the intent of undergoing these psychedelic experiences for personal growth and healing.

Long used by natives in the Amazon basin for healing and divination, ayahuascathe active ingredient of which is dimethyltryptamine (DMT)can currently only be used in the United States by members of the Unio do Vegetal (UDV) and Santo Daime churches, both of which have won Supreme Court battles in the last three years.

But a growing body of research is examining the use of ayahuasca and other psychedelic drugs for healing purposes. After decades of social marginalization and governmental suppression, a renaissance is going on in the world of psychedelic research. In 2010, there are as many research projects on mind-altering drugs going on as there were in the late 1960s, before the U.S. government started cracking down on them.

Last week Deborah Quevedo, who has attended more than 50 ceremonies in South America, presented her own graduate-school research on ayahuasca at a conference hosted by the Santa Cruz

based Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), a nonprofit committed to mainstreaming the medical use of psychedelic drugs. Called Psychedelic Science in the 21st Century, the San Jose conference was the biggest international psychedelic science gathering in almost two decades.

Quevedo, who with her husband has worked for decades in the fields of holistic and alternative healing at OConnor Hospital in San Jose, Stanford University Medical Center and UCSF Medical Center, says shed heard reports about ayahuasca being effective in the treatment of addictions.

The Quevedos made their first trip to a Brazilian ayahuasca retreat in 2001 to experience the drug themselves. It was really life-changing for me, she says. I had never had any experience with any mind-altering substances before, so it was all new and very expansive.

I came home from that retreat when I was starting a Ph.D. I basically spent the next six years of my graduate school trying to figure out what had happened to me.

Im really glad people are recognizing what a tool it is for our own evolution, says Narayan. Theres something very feminine about ayahuasca. And thats kind of what the world needs, is more feminine energy.

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Drugs dont have spiritual potential, he says, human beings have spiritual potential. And it may be that we need techniques to move us in that direction, and the use of psychoactive drugs clearly is one path that has helped many people.

Weil was a colleague of Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert at Harvard, where the three men rocked academia with their studies. At that time, LSD was legal, but that changed quickly. After a brief public debate about its potential merits, LSD was outlawed in 1966.

Leary, who had by then become the Psychedelic Messiah, was not surprised by the development.

The effect of consciousness-expanding drugs will be to transform our concepts of human nature, of human potentialities, of existence, Leary said. These possibilities naturally threaten every branch of the establishment. The dangers of external change appear to frighten us less than the peril of internal change. LSD is more frightening than the Bomb!

Leary continued crusading for psychedelics, organizing events like the 1977 psychedelics conference at UCSanta Cruz, the first to be held at a university. Allen Ginsberg, Ken Kesey and LSD pioneer Albert Hofmann attended.

Having learned from the mistakes of the acidheads of that era, todays psychedelic community might be better prepared to deal with some of the most powerful substances on earth, even as they discover further evidence of that power and try to harness it to cure persistent ills.

There are promising studies under way around the world into the use of psilocybin for cancer patients, MDMA (ecstasy) for autism and Aspergers syndrome, ibogaine for addiction and LSD-assisted psychotherapy for the treatment of anxiety associated with terminal illness. Still, MAPS and the broader psychedelic community arent out of the woods yet. It took the researchers at MAPS five years of fighting and navigating the bureaucracy of the Drug Enforcement Agency and Food and Drug Administration to get their most recent, and influential, study under way.

Michael Mithoefers 7-1/2-year, $2.2 million trial study into the use

of MDMA in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) was the first legal pilot study of its kind in the United States in decades and has been widely hailed by the medical community as a breakthrough in psychedelic research.

Despite the DEA putting up roadblocks at every turn, Mithoefers MAPS-funded research will be expanding this summer into the MDMA treatment of Iraq war veterans PTSD.

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After he tried 12-step programs and methadone clinics, Hencken heard about ibogaine. While it has a long history of use in African spiritual rituals, there is also a large international underground movement of people using the drug to treat addiction. Desperate, Hencken made the trip down to Mexico City in 2001 to take capsules of the drug with a doctor (ibogaine is currently illegal in the United States).

It wasnt a fun trip, Hencken says. For more than 24 hours he experienced ataxia, rendering him unable to move as the substances psychoactive effects took hold, bringing with it visions from throughout his life. I dont think I had any epiphanies that day, he says, but it did stir up all these things I was suppressing about my childhood that were interrelated as to why I was a drug addict.

Hencken says he has been clean for nine years. Since then he has earned degrees from San Diego State University and is dedicated to spreading the word about alternative drugs.

Getting through something that is so mentally tough, I think gave me some strength, he says. It made me confident that if I could get through that, then I can stay away from using heroin.

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This tours set list presents Orchestrion tracks with reworked arrangements of classic material. Metheny looks forward to meeting the orchestrion nuts spread out all over the country that hes been getting emails from. Since the album came out, Ive heard from the other 23 people in the world who are building instruments like this, he says. None of these guys know each other. They dont even know that other people are doing it. So Ive become a sort of clearinghouse for all these wacky people out there who are doing amazing, interesting things.

people talking, theres no question about it. It challenges a lot of people.

In what way? For a lot of people, its really about their fear of technology, or their fear of something breaking, says Metheny. They say, Arent you afraid its gonna break? Well, Im a guitar player. A string could break at any minute, theres nothing to stop it from happening. I have to be prepared for that moment. This is like that too.

Metheny continues. The next question might be, Arent you afraid that youre gonna lose the interaction? Well, you know, couldnt you ask that of anybody who plays a solo concert? Yeah, its just you. Its up to you to make sure its interesting and cool. Or that same person might say, Well, arent you replacing other musicians? Well, when Walt Disney made Bambi, did a Hollywood deer lose a job? No! Its a different form, its a completely different way of doing things.

instruments from one control center. Solenoidsmagnetic coils that trigger pinball flippersstrike each separate instrument, reacting to Methenys guitar pick and where his fingers fret the strings.

Its a match of the 19th century and the 21st century, Metheny laughs. Its sort of like we skipped the 20th century. My experience in the areas of synths and cords and wires and knobsIve grown up with all that stuff. Its not a big deal for me to work with those elements in a musical way. But to have an output system thats acoustic in nature, its fantastic. Its the best of both worlds to me.

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