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Trailer Talk My thanks to Gary Singh for his article “Herman Vetterling and the San Jose Trailer Park” (Silicon Alleys, April 4). Herman and his alter ego, Philangi Dasa, are better known to historians of America religion than to Mr. and Mrs. San Jose, but I

personally found fascination in his story, and I am delighted that Gary also saw this. Congratulations also to Gary for accuracy in reporting the pertinent facts from my article. Herman, it is true, moved near the end of his life to Cook Street, but if the spirit of the mystic Jakob Boehme still hovers over San Jose, it is at the San Jose Trailer Park, where the many years of researching and writing took place. PAUL TUTWILER | OAKLAND

Seconding Sam Sam Liccardo is right (“Foam Here to Eternity,” SVNews, April 4). We are destroying our environment— we need action now to reverse, not

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Payback Backfires Santa Clara County’s Democratic Central Committee held a meeting last week to sign off on its endorsements for this June’s election, and things got weird. Factions formed when it came time to voice support for candidates in each district of the San Jose City Council, and the choices showed a surprising split in the house of labor. No one got the nod over incumbent ROSE HERRERA in District 8, despite her support for Mayor CHUCK REED’s Measure B pension reform ballot measure. DCC’s Endorsement Director JON KESSLER, Don’t DCC Chair STEVE forget PREMINGER and South to tip! Bay Labor head CINDY CHAVEZ all FLY@ made a hard sell METRONEWS. for East Side school COM boarder PATRICIA MARTINEZ-ROACH, but that effort failed. Why? Because “people literally stood up and said they think she is crazy,” one political consultant chuckled. STEVE KLINE rode to victory in his endorsement bid over District 6 Councilmember PIERLUIGI OLIVERIO, who was the only person in the entire room to raise his hand when the question “Who here supports Measure B?” was asked. Chavez acted like she was going to strangle him, showing remarkable restraint. The most contentious debate of all the endorsements handed out went to District 10 candidate BRIAN O’NEILL. Planning commissioner EDESA BITBADAL turned heads with her strong fundraising efforts to start this year, but when it came time for people to make their case for her, many were stunned to learn Bitbadal supports Measure B. Whaa?! That’s right, the person who got labor’s secondary endorsement behind O’Neill favors reducing pensions. To add to the ridiculousness, ﬁre and police unions went ahead and supported Bitbadal anyway.

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Chicken Or the Egg HENHOUSE BLUES Vague egg-carton promises like ‘animal-friendly’ and ‘free-roaming’ can be extremely misleading.

Local chicken farmers cry foul over misleading free-range, cage-free labels By ALASTAIR BLAND

ALL SPARKLING wine made outside of France’s designated region “champagne” and risk a lawsuit from the Comite Interprofessional du Vin de Champagne. Call a conventionally grown potato “organic,” and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s enforcement branch may show up at the door as soon as it unearths the fraud. But raise a chicken in a cage, and feel free to make almost any claim to sell the bird’s eggs. That’s because federal laws that regulate animalwelfare terminology on egg cartons

leave some gaping loopholes while basically allowing producers to make their own interpretations of just what “free-range,” “cage-free” and “pasture-raised” really mean. “Free-range is one of the most misleading labeling terms in the egg industry,” says Paul Hain, owner of Hain Ranch in Tres Pinos, where about 200 egg hens spend most of each day roaming an open pasture. “The official deﬁnition of ‘free-range’ is that the birds have access to the outdoors even if they don’t ever go outdoors, whereas our birds—they actually are outdoors.” At Fiesta Farm in Watsonville, Sarah and Aurelio Lopez raise several hundred chickens on a 10-acre pasture. The birds live outside at all times, with a pair of large dogs guarding the ﬂock at night. The eggs, like those from Hain Ranch, are labeled as “pasture-raised” and sell for about $7 per dozen at the

farmers markets where Sarah Lopez appears each week as a vendor. At one such market in San Jose, according to Lopez, there is another farmer who keeps 100,000 chickens on four acres. Those birds, Lopez says, spend most of their time indoors. “And they are 100-percent organic, cage-free and free-range,” she says. “That shows what those terms can actually mean.” While federal law assures that poultry and chicken eggs billed as cage-free or free-range did not originate in cages, producers of poultry and eggs who raise their birds in the cramped dwellings called battery cages are not required to reveal their farming methods to consumers. Worse, these producers may use meaningless terms—such as “animal-friendly”—that can easily mislead consumers. “The lack of federal oversight allows producers to use unregulated claims all they want,” says Erica Meier, the executive director of Compassion Over Killing. Her organization, based in Washington, D.C., has urged the Food and Drug

productivity begins to wane. Male chicks, roughly half of those born at commercial hatcheries, are killed at birth.

Shell Game Incoming state regulations pose to brighten the lives of California’s egg chickens. Proposition 2, passed by voters in 2008, will take effect in 2015 by banning battery cages, as well as veal cages and gestation crates, in which female pigs may spend months or years virtually unable to move. Animal-welfare advocates have applauded Prop. 2, but egg farmers are unsure—and a little uneasy— about how it will affect their livelihoods. Eddie Olivera, a managing partner with Olivera Egg Farm, which distributes tens of millions of eggs per year from its San Jose packing facility, expects that Prop. 2 will ultimately require California chicken farmers to double their space per bird, or halve their egg production. Egg prices, he believes, will jump dramatically. “This is going to fall heavily on the consumer,” he says. “Eggs are one of the cheapest and best sources of animal protein, and the poorer people of this state need it. Proposition 2 is going to be adverse to them.” The ﬁne print of the law, however, may not be clearly deﬁned. “It says that chickens will need enough space to spread their wings, but that leaves it open to decide what constitutes a chicken’s wingspan,” Olivera explains. Olivera expects California to experience an egg shortage in the time between late 2014 and 2016, due partly to the fact that egg importers will need to meet the same cage-free egg production conditions proposed by Prop. 2. But Meier, whose organization promotes a vegan diet and lifestyle, believes that banning cages in the egg industry may simply mean we must eat fewer eggs. “There are alternatives to eggs, and we would need to cut back on how many we eat,” she says. “If we were to take all hens out of cages, I think we’d need to modify our eating habits.”

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Administration since 2006 to enforce regulations over language and imagery used on egg cartons. The administration, she says, has shown little interest in taking action. However, a federal bill introduced to Congress in February proposes to ban battery cages in America while also requiring that every egg carton be clearly labeled to assure that consumers know with certainty just where and how their eggs were grown. Currently, numerous labeling terms appear on egg cartons, including “animal welfare–approved,” “free-roaming,” “vegetarian-fed” and many others. The new laws, according to Josh Balk, a spokesperson with the Humane Society of the United States—a major backer of the Congress bill, would offer egg producers four clear labeling options: eggs from caged hens, eggs from enriched cages, eggs from cage-free hens and eggs from free-range hens. Meanwhile, there is some level of industry oversight from retailers. Whole Foods, for one, conducts its own inspections of vendors who claim that their eggs are pastureraised—itself an unregulated term. However, Hain, whose eggs wind up largely in the kitchens of South Bay residents, says that he has never heard of any farmers abusing the claim. Most hens in America live less picturesque lives than those of Hain Ranch, Fiesta Farm and other pasture-based operations. About 280 million egg hens live on farms across the country, including 19 million in California. (The American poultry industry, meanwhile, consists of about 9 billion birds.) About 95 percent of these laying hens live in cages, according to the industry group, United Egg Producers, which states in its online cage guidelines for farmers that a single caged hen needs only 67 to 86 square inches of living space. The same website also defends the standard industry practice of slicing off a chicken’s beak at birth. “Scientiﬁc evidence,” the site states, “shows that beak trimming rarely compromises animal well-being. In fact, beak trimming actually helps reduce pecking, feather pulling, cannibalism and decreases mortality.” After about two years of laying eggs, most factory-farmed egg hens are euthanized when their

TECHNOLOGY & CULTURE IN SILICON VALLEY

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Facebook Buys Instagram For $1B

Reality TV Producers Milk Startups for Bravo

In an unexpected turn of events, Facebook has purchased the year’s hottest app, Instagram. On the photo-sharing service’s blog, co-founder Kevin Systrom says that his team “couldn’t be happier to announce that Instagram has agreed to be acquired by Facebook.” He goes on to describe how the two companies seem made for each other:

Randi Zuckerberg (yes, Zuckerberg’s sister) and Bravo (the producers of the “Real Housewives” stable, “Shahs of Sunset” and “Top Chef”) are teaming up to exploit focus on tech startups with their upcoming series, “Silicon Valley.” Just when it looked like reality TV had covered every corner of every industry (ice-road truckers, crab ﬁshermen, loggers, Hulk Hogan, disastrous restaurants, motorcycle chop shops …), it goes and ﬁnds one with local appeal. Given how important it is for startups to get exposure, this series could be good promotion for the company being documented.

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Every day that passes, we see more experiences being shared through Instagram in ways that we never thought possible. It’s because of our dedicated and talented team that we’ve gotten this far, and with the support and cross-pollination of ideas and talent at a place like Facebook, we hope to create an even more exciting future for Instagram and Facebook alike. It’s important to be clear that Instagram is not going away. We’ll be working with Facebook to evolve Instagram and build the network. We’ll continue to add new features to the product and ﬁnd new ways to create a better mobile photos experience.

From the Facebook side of the deal, Zuckerberg wrote: This is an important milestone for Facebook because it’s the ﬁrst time we’ve ever acquired a product and company with so many users. We don’t plan on doing many more of these, if any at all. But providing the best photo-sharing experience is one reason why so many people love Facebook, and we knew it would be worth bringing these two companies together. It’s going to be interesting to see if Instagram’s user base increases or takes a hit. Because of its indie street-cred as a small startup, Instagram users felt like champions for the little guy. Now, they’re going to be just another cool startup acquired by a huge, all-powerful tech brand.

But what audience is exactly thrilled by all-night coding sessions? Caffeine-fueled elevator pitches? Smelly engineers sleeping under their desks? The glamorous days of the startup are long behind the valley, as modern startups tend to be smaller, more agile, less extravagant and, more likely than not, just looking to be bought by a bigger company ASAP. If Zuckerberg could get hold of a time machine, I’d suggest she and her crew cover startups in 1999, an era of excess, napkin pitches, huge investments, bone-headed decisions and catastrophic public failures—the last being particularly vital for a successful reality show.

Google Unveils ‘Project Glass’ Specs After the news broke that Google’s [x] skunkworks were working on pair of glasses, it became clear that Google wanted to have an even more personal connection with users. Now, it has detailed the project on Google+, featuring photos of design studies detailing just what the glasses could look like and a

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video showing how a user could use the device in a day. A user could take phone calls, verbally make reminders, take photos, ﬁnd friends via location services, get public transit notiﬁcations and more. The interface appears to be controlled by eye-tracking tech. The design of Google’s goggles doesn’t really look like a real pair of glasses, instead resembling an empty pair of frames with a tiny screen on the right hand side. Previous rumors had indicated that Google intended launching this year but given the expensive tech and battery-draining hardware needed to accomplish what the concept video shows off, it’s dubious that will happen.

Despite Cisco’s Efforts, Flip Lives On Hemlock, ﬁring the Flip team, bullets, drowning—it seems nothing can stop the camera that became synonymous with a new style of videography. It’s been about a year since the Ultra HD and its kin were unceremoniously executed by Cisco’s execs, but if the best-seller list on Amazon is any indication, Flip may just be back from the dead. Amazon told Bloomberg that interest went up for the tiny video cameras after CEO John Chambers

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announced that Cisco was stepping out of the consumer camera market. The whole segment is on the decline due to the advent of high-quality cameras in smartphones, which can now take HD video as well as (sometimes even better than) Flip or any other dedicated device. It’s interesting to note that Cisco blew $590M on acquiring Flip, and it undoubtedly never saw a return on investment. Given the quality of video the iPhone and Android devices can take, it was an unwise move to enter the market and a wise one to exit.

Yahoo Cans 2,000 In Restructuring Effort In order to save the ship from sinking, new Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson has now handed out 2,000 pink slips to his workers. By restructuring the company to be

smaller, Yahoo is hoping that it can become “smaller, nimbler, more proﬁtable and better equipped to innovate as fast as our customers and our industry require,” says Thompson—a potentially wise choice given that Yahoo’s current size was dictated by a world with lesser technology and a comparatively slow development cycle. Kara Swisher of AllThingsD reports that: The layoffs touch all units of the company, but the hardest hit is the product division, which is headed by Blake Irving, as well as its marketing, research and international units. Yahoo gave no details on the layoffs other than the number. That leaves the fate of its core businesses a little in the air. Could the restructuring bring deeper changes to the once-great search company? It’s been rumored that Yahoo could sell its ad and search divisions to another company, but where that would leave Yahoo is anyone’s guess.

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Milpitas: The Political Hunger Games The spillover from Milpitas’ toxic political landscape has ﬁnally seeped into San Jose. Last week, Milpitas Councilmember Debbie Giordano requested that the city’s attorney investigate council colleague Armando Gomez’s fundraising activities for San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed. The direction by Giordano seems to be a direct response to Gomez—a senior budget advisor to Reed— targeting a lobbying loophole that he says Giordano and political consultant Vic Ajlouny have taken advantage of. Milpitas crafted an ordinance designed to create greater disclosure of lobbyist efforts—mainly to target Ajlouny’s dealings—but it was repealed. Jim Spence, a former San Jose police sergeant who unsuccessfully ran for San Jose City Council in 2000, funded the referendum effort on the ordinance. Ajlouny ran Spence’s campaign. According to Ian Bauer’s reporting in the Milpitas Post, Gomez called Giordano’s request for an investigation into his fundraising for Reed a diversion from the real issue. “It’s an easy strategy to try to avoid discussion of your political consultant and talk about somebody else here,” Gomez said, according to the Post. “The fact is that this consultant [Ajlouny] has worked behind the scenes and in many instances advanced your political agenda [and] held meetings on your behalf.”

What makes all of this even wackier is the fact that Ajlouny is a political consultant for Reed and is currently running the city’s Measure B campaign. Giordano wants City Attorney Mike Ogaz to investigate Gomez’s fundraising for San Jose’s mayor in 2006, 2008 and 2010, as well as ﬁnd out how he reported that work to the state in campaigndisclosure forms. On top of all this, there is a recall effort against Gomez and Councilmember Althea Polanski. The Post reports that a member of the public who works for the city, Paul Mullett, said in Tuesday’s meeting that Ajlouny called him a couple weeks ago and told him if he didn’t support the recall push, the organizers of the recall could consider pushing pension reform akin to San Jose’s Measure B effort.

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Giordano said in the meeting that Gomez has his own conflicts after receiving campaign contributions— for his election race in Milpitas— from principals of Saggau & DeRollo LLC, which conducted survey work on a prior city ballot measure. Gomez reportedly voted to contract the survey work out to the firm as well as Oakland-based Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin, Metz and Associates. Adding an additional layer, Tom Saggau and Dustin DeRollo are leading the anti–Measure B efforts in San Jose, pitting them firmly at odds with Reed. Taking a step back from the confusion, it seems the mayor finds himself in the middle of a brawl where his allies and enemies all carry double-edged swords.—Josh Koehn

Truth Patrol Paul Mullett should be commended for telling the truth and going on the record with Ajlouny’s juvenile attempt at playing Paulie Walnuts from the Sopranos and trying to threaten San Jose–style pension reform for those not supporting the bogus recall. jjonah Giordano and Ajlouny are turning Milpitas politics into a cheap episode of The Untouchables.

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Clocking In THE PETALS OF TIME This site simulation shows the proposed Organograph in all its ﬂowering glory.

An ambitious new San Jose public art project aims to tell time on a global scale By GARY SINGH

FTER THREE long years, endless meetings, phases of competition and rounds of elimination, the winning team of Chico MacMurtrie, Geo Homsy and Bill Washabaugh has constructed a 10-foot-high prototype of the Organograph, possibly the most ambitious public art project ever conceived for San Jose.

The prototype will be displayed during the ZER01 Biennial this fall, and after more funds are raised, the

final 75-foot-tall multilevel sculpture will be constructed on the grass in front of Diridon Station as part of the San Jose Climate Clock Initiative. It won’t be your grandfather’s clock, believe me. The Organograph is a landmark project by any interpretation of those words. It is simultaneously a public-art sculpture, an instrument of scientific data measurement and a five-level kinetic building, combining a model of the earth’s carbon cycle, a long time-frame clock, an incubating plant greenhouse, and an organic global temperature and CO2 graph—all in one. Whew. The final working sculpture, entirely powered by the sun, will open up like a lotus flower every morning, revealing its inner components— plant, animal and machine—that will

interact with the community and the environment for the next 100 years. The Organograph will rotate once per day while concurrently moving forward along a path—two meters a year—with data from a carbon-cycle simulation represented in a trail of colored marbles the machine drops in its path. The mixture of colored marbles in the path directly represents the amount of naturally occurring CO2 in the atmosphere, versus the amount of man-made CO2, as measured by the machine over time. In an entirely separate process, the machine will also robotically plant ﬂowers in a “history garden” that ﬂanks the trail of marbles. The color of the plants’ foliage will represent the evolution of average temperature variations on a global scale through time as measured by the machine. So, after 100 years, the entire landscape left by the machine in its path will document how the climate changed over the preceding century. Double

whew. At any moment during the day, visitors will be able to walk up inside the structure and observe the mechanical timekeeping apparatus in action. So if you’re crashed out waiting for a late Amtrak train to Oxnard, you can actually learn something about robotics and climate change in the meantime. Over the last three years, this triumvirate of multidisciplinary creative heroes—MacMurtrie, Homsy and Washabaugh—pooled their resources and orchestrated the entire enterprise. MacMurtrie is a renowned robotics sculptor; Washabaugh is an aerospace engineer, mechanical designer and musician; and Homsy holds a Ph.D. in electrical engineering and computer science from MIT. Each one brings a variety of skill sets to the table, which is why I’m claiming this is a uniquely “Silicon Valley” collaboration. While the Organograph is still a work in progress, it is a career-defining project for each one of them. They have all worked together before in one capacity or another, but MacMurtrie says that after three years, the Organograph signifies a grand culmination of everything that each one of them has ever been interested in, all put into one project. The collaboration was a triangle of mutual influence, with MacMurtrie, Homsy and Washabaugh as vertices. MacMurtrie says interest already exists from other parties who may want to build more of these sculptures. The project may be adaptable to other landscapes or environments. “We’re excited about where this project, once completed, will lead us,” he said. “Our vision is, can this climate clock project spread around the world? We’ve heard from educators who said they want to be involved, [from] Spain, Germany, Arizona [and from] friends of mine who’ve followed the project. The potential for this to expand is something, down the line, that we see as pretty exciting.” The 10-foot Organograph prototype will be on display during the ZER01 Biennial this September.

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LOOKING L O OK I N G B BACKWARD ACKWA R D L Local ocal photographer Josh Marcotte Marcotte is a freque frequent ent user of the Hipstamatic ap app pp on his smartphone. Jos Josh sh posts galleries of his Hipsta Hipstamatic amatic images on his blog, shows them at K Kaleid aleid Gallery in San egularly to Instagram under th he name Jose and uploads re regularly the ’s photographs can be see en on his @lostsanjose. All off Josh Josh’s seen website, www www.lostsanjose.com. w.losts . anjose.com.

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RAN LEBO RAN LEBOWITZ W WITZ once told the th he story of hotelier Ste Steve eve Wynn, who purch purchased ased a $140 million dollar dolla ar Picasso only to accidenta accidentally ally tear the painting once e it arrived in his home. The incident happ happened en ned b because ecause said ar artt ccollector ollector w was as in n fact blind. F or L ebowitz, nothingg eexempliﬁed xempliﬁed For Lebowitz, the eexcess xcess of the lat latter ter end of the

20th ccentury entu ury quite lik likee a blind ar ollecto or. artt ccollector. I write to o tell yyou, ou, dear rreaders, eaders, that,, similarly, similaarlyy, nothing eexemplifies xemplifies the meanin ng of the pr esent quite lik meaning present likee Inst agram. Instagram. The suns ed drip of faux-analo soak sun-soaked faux-analogg is is,, without a doubt,, the defining visual aesthetic off ccontemporary ontemporary cultur e. culture. It is b oth h a sign of the rretrofitted etrofitted both and rredundant; edund dant; the (p otentially (potentially none xisten nt) diff ffeerence between between the nonexistent) difference past and th he pr esent- daay. That sor the present-day. sortt of confusion confusio on is eexactly xactly what scholars

and intellectuals (if (if, f, indeed, we eever ver see their lik likee again) will find to ob bee most fit fitting. ting. In ccase ase yyou’ve ou’ve b been een living un under nder a sepia-toned rrock, ock, Inst agram b eccame Instagram became the subject of a $1 billion ac quiisition acquisition b ebook this past Monda ay. The byy Fac Facebook Monday. 16-monthold ccompany ompany has seen n 16-month-old its user base rise ab ove 30 milli ion, above million, with an additional 5 million ha avving having signed up in less than a week,, onc o oncee the ccompany ompan ny rreleased eleased its Andr o oid Android ccompatible ompatible app app.. took people turn All it to ok ffor o or 12 p eople to tu urn

a small Ba Bay ay Area Area st start-up a t-up into a ar billion-dollar billiondollar indust industry try in less than ttwo wo yyears ears w was as to cr create e eate something ne new w that mak makes es things thin ngs lo look ok old, and w wait ait for for o the new new and the old to ccome ome running running.. W Wee came, came, the theyy sa saw, aw, Zuckerberg Z uckerberg cconquered. onquered. With W iith iPhones and d Inst Instagram, agram, the futur futuree of photo photography grap phy is quickly arriving.. But ffor arriving o or every ever e y surprising advocate adv ocate (famed photographer ph hotographer Annie L Leibovitz eibovitz hass ccome ome out in

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POST-KODAK POS T-KODA K MOMENTS MO M ENTS support of pr support professional offessiona e al iPhone aree not notable detractors.. photos) there there ar a able detractors Damon W Winter, iinter, ffor or in o instance, nstance, ccame ame under fire fire ffor or o w ar-zon ne photos ttaken aken war-zone on his iPhone Hipst am matic app (the Hipstamatic pr e-Instagram go -to ffor o or an yone pre-Instagram go-to anyone lo oking ffor o or a faded fil m eff ffeect,, and looking film effect, the ccompany ompany now mo ost in need of most b eing plac ed on suicid de w atch, unless being placed suicide watch, Google or Microsoft Microsoft w ant to outdo Google want F Fac eb book kb quirin i i g it ffor o or $2 Facebook byy ac acquiring billion.)

EEmotional motional Filters Filt F ers The ar argument gument is rreally eallyy mo moot. ot. The birth social single-bir th of so cial media has h single elite,, handedly killed the cultural culltural elite because order become social b ecause in or der to b eccome the so cial standard, everyone need have access. st andard, eve ryone nee ed ha ave ac cess. Consider way the open C onsider the w ay th he op en fforum o orum single-handedly off the h Internet single i l -handedly -h d dl killed kill d professional pr offeessional criticism:: If eeveryone veryone opinion becomes has an opinion, an op pinion b ecomes worthless. wor thless. key difference between The k ey diff ffeerence b etw et ween the presentation likee photo pr esentation of a site lik Facebook Instagram Fac ebook and Inst agraam is the agency photographer: of the actual photo grap pher: yyou. ou. o Wheree Fac Facebook meant Wher ebook is me eant to highlight Instagram photos off you, you,, Inst agram m is meant to moree on photos by ffocus ocus mor b yyou. ou. This is o what made the product unique.. producct unique perhaps It aided us in p erhap ps our most unrealized advancement: unr ealized advanc emeent: that we now, time,, ccan an now w, for fo or perhaps perhaps the t first time leave genuine, lea ave behind behind a genuin ne, democratic, democratic, all-encompassing allencompassing timee ccapsule apsule of present-day life. pr esentt- daay lif fe. Never before have been N ever b effo ore ha ave we w b een able to ccapture apture the seemingly seeminggly ephemeral moments of our most mundane activities,, even activities even though h those activities have “life” ha ave always always y been been what whaat define “lif fe” at level. its most basic le vel. And An nd aiding in this widespread archive widespr ead ar chive requires req quires an actual engagement that had already already become become passé in the world of so ssocial cial media. why Which is surely surely wh hy rreactions eactions to Instagram/Facebook merger have the Inst agram /Facebook mer ger ha ave been brutal. vitriol b een so brut al. The vi itriol alone has been about neurosis b een telling ab out thee neur osis that surrounds definitions surr ounds vague defin nitions of ““the the ccool.” ool.” Facebook perennial threat Fac ebook is the p erennial e threat that no one ccan an quite eexplain xplain or defeat. Instagram def feat. e And an Inst agrram fanatic is Tubman social-media the Harriet T ubman of o so cial-media users,, as both aree equally users both ar equaally obsessed underground. with the under ground d. naturee of The ccomplex omplex natur

17 photography photograp ph hy has been been dissected ad nauseam byy eeveryone from mb veryone fr om Susan Sontag Errol Son ntag to Err ol Morris: the photograph dangerous stand-in photograp ph is a danger ous st and-in for flawed method fo or reality reality and a fla awed w metho d of documentation. documenttation. But the intention of so social cial media is secur secure: Wee ar aree our own p personal e: W ersonal brand. If Twitter Tw wittte ter birthed birthed the need ffor or o all monologues become ll inner i m monolo l gues to t b ecome externalized, Instagram offered externalizeed,, Inst agram off ffeered a chance sharee what one sees chance to o shar through filter—a way through an n emotional filter —a w ay present through to pr esent the world thr ough the eyes user,, and then enhanc enhancee eyes of thee user the visual b byy ccapturing apturing the actual feeling having feeeling of ha havving witnessed it (which still doesn’t why doesn’t ’ eexplain xplain wh hy the emotion most rreadily eadiily asso associated ciated with drinking ently “melancholy”). mimosas iss appar apparently The Th end d goall iis simple: i l ffor o or everyone to t ffeel eeel note worth hy. It ’s not a everyone noteworthy. It’s coincidence coincidencce that sites or applic applications ations like this on nly rreally eally ttake ake off onc like only oncee celebrities celebrities ar aree ffound ound to b o bee using ’s pr oof that the y’re them. F For or them,, it it’s proof they’re just lik likee us us. s. F For or us us,, it it’s ’s a w way ay to b bee just like them. like Theree is much to b Ther bee said ab about out generaation’s rather tr oublesome this generation’s troublesome obsession with w fame fame,, and fame fame’s ’s constant blurring bl i with b i h “infam “i f y”” until il constant “infamy” any an ny distinc distinction ction b between etween the ttwo wo has been almost almo ost entir ely eradic ated. been entirely eradicated. When we w cconsider onsider the w way ay that social media med dia seems to guarantee us a social chance chance to b bee notic noticed ed in a p population opulation pool that sa ssaw aw an additional pool billionth bir b birth th just this past yyear, ear, ke Inst agram ccan an seem somethingg lik like Instagram systematically systematiccally par partt of the pr problem, oblem, not the solution. sollution. But lif life fe has become become what we liv livee online, online, and d within that ne newly wly defined set of rules rules, s, an any ny to tool ol that seems to assist in ttaking ak king notic noticee and get getting ttting notice notice b becomes ecomes o a to tool ol of almost embarrassing embarrassiing imp importance. ortance. This is wh why why Inst Instagram agram is the product product that th hat defines our curr current ent moment in n time most vividly vividly. y. Because Because it ccombines ombines our sup superficial erficial obsession with w nost nostalgia, algia,, aesthetics (even (even the asethetics a of nost nostalgia), algia), along with h the rreality ealitty that this is simply how w things ar aree now now,, and it it’s ’s best best to embrace em mbrace whate whatever ver e helps mak make ke looking looking ba back ack on it pr prettier. ettttier.

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21 Internation International nal ccontest ontest ffor o or his series ““A A Grunt’s Grunt’s Life,” Liffe,” it was was rrevealed evealed that he’d he ’d used th the he Hipst Hipstamatic amatic app app.. Tampering T amp a erin ng with truthfulness? Moree lik likee editorializing. Mor e editorializing . The distorted of a helmeted head distor ted ccolors o olors bamboo under the bamb b oo stalks stalks rrecover ecover starting that ffeeling eeelingg “the “the LSD is st arting to kick in,”” in a look look familiar from from Oliver movies. Oliv er Stone Ston ne mo vies. These images off Afghanistan Affgghanis h isttan say saay one thi thing: “Vietnam.” “V Vietnam. i ” The photos practically practically “Run sing Creedence Creedeence Clearwater’s Clearwater’s “R Run u Through the look Thr ough th he JJungle” ungle” when yyou ou lo ok at them. tell-tale Hipstamatic’s But tell-t tale in Hipst amatic’s marketing bold grotty) mark eting is the b old (or gr otty) use nation’s of the natio on’s various hipster-hives hipster-hives as names ffor o or the ccollect-one, ollect- one, ccollectollectpacks. They’re them-all pa acks. The y’re named in New Soho,, L London’s honor of N ew York’s Yo ork’s Soho ondon’s Camden, Chi’ss W Wicker Park, C amden, d , Chi’ C iick ker P ark, k Brooklyn’s Tokyo’s Br ooklyn’s Williamsburg, Wiilliamsburg, T okyo’s o Pearl, Shibuza, Portland’s Por o tland’s P earl,, and eeven ven Mission. makee the Mission n. Names like like these mak Adam publisher A dam Parfrey Parfrey suggest new name a ne w nam me ffor or o the Hipstamatic: Hipstamatic: “Kodick.” “K odick.” boomers? Blame the th he b oomers? If it were were puree nost nostalgia, whyy not the Haight, pur allgia, wh Lower Venice? the L ower East Side, Side, V enic e e? And Hipstamatic’s Hipst amatiic’s limited-edition limited- edition b di with branding wi h the h SXSW ffestival estival e i l definitely sk sskews ews yyoung. oung. somehow satisfying It is som ehow satisf fyying that this software softw are co-exists co - exists with high-def high- def and Blu-Ray. insistencee Blu-Ra ay. On n one hand, the insistenc on seeing eevery very pimple on a 1950s actress’s cheek. other,, the actr ess’s ch eek. On the other desiree to fudge the eeven ven stronger strongger desir details. det ails. Thee late designer Ralph oncee commented, “Theree McQuarriee onc commented, “Ther button is no but to on on the ccomputer omputer keyboard that good k eyboard th hat says saayys go od ttaste.” aste.” rainbow effects from This gilded d rainb ow of eff ffeects fr om Instagram Hipstamatic bee Inst agram and Hipst amatic will b proving that likee mad. pr oving tha at truism lik But the idea i of a ccamera amera in pictures instantly eevery very hand d and pictur es inst antly transported across platforms transp orted d acr oss all plat fo orms slightly scary eevokes vokes a sli ightly sc ary thought: flood documentation The flo od of o do cumentation indicates aree p people’s indic ates that th hat not only ar eople’s lives moving they’re liv es mo vin ng fast but that the y’re becoming all cconverging, onverging g ,b ecoming all the same.. The hundr hundreds ways same h eds of w ayys of telling slicing or te elling or tinting or aging stories offer these storie es off ffeer some hope hope ffor o or uniqueness. uniqueness s.

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first pur puree nostalgia. nostalgia. Even Ev en as Facebook Facebook an announced nnounced its monster banquet,, ther there re w was as bad news Rochester: layoff ne ws from from R ochester: a la ayoff of Kodak employees 91 K odak emplo yees announced. an nnounced. Kodak’s aree mitigated byy K odak’s tragedies ar m b the ultimate aesthetic triumph of film-emulsion, through-thethe filmemulsion, thr o ough-the viewfinder look. vie wfinder lo ok. Hipstamatic trying Hipst amatic is tr yingg to mood the rrecover ecover the th mo od off th h ultimate he lti t democratic when demo cratic ccamera amera wh hen it sells yyou ou pebbly black-plastic jackets p ebbly black k-plastic jac ckets ffor o or your your iPhone.. They makee your iPhone They ccan an mak your $400 $400 phone,, that obsidian je jewel, look phone ewel,, lo ok like like point-and-shoot the tough, cheap p ointt-and-shoot toddlers jobs that eeven ven to ddlerss ccouldn’t ouldn’t break. br eak. gone,, butt the eff effects The film is gone ffeects aren’t ar en’t fforgotten. o orgotten. Thesee ttwo wo apps clumsiness institutionalize the clu umsiness of the photographer. Welcome amateur photo h grapher h r. W eelc l ome flare, fuzz, back the flar e, the fuz z, the blur that z, indexx finger w was hints an inde as sneaking lens. up to the edge of the le ens. digital Some digit al distortions distortiions rrecapture ecapture warped, the w arped, faded and ccolor-rot olor-rot of Polaroids sun too P olaroids left in the su un to o long or dropped gutter. Maybe dr opped in the gut ter. Ma ayybe the weirdest manyy apps-withinweir dest of the man a the-app Hipstamatic shag-cut the -app is the Hipst am matic shagcut paper Xgrizzled Film” pap er “Kodot “Kodot Xgriz zled dF ilm” which margins rre-creates e- creates the h ragged d mar m gins i off early-1950s photos.. early -1950s photos Aree the Inst Instagram Ar agram aand nd Hipstamatic artistic options Hipst amatic ar tistic op ptions ttargeted argeted boomers trying at b oomers tr ying to rrelive elive their oldsters long-fled yyouths: ouths: oldste ers seeking the turquoise terrific tur quoise skies and glowing ’60s Kodakland? skin tones of ’6 0s K odaakland? One of Hipstamatic’s Hipst amatic’s mantrass is “it’s “it’s hip to bee squar square”: this,, in hon honor b e”: this nor of the 126 But it ccartridge’s artridge’s ffoursquare o oursquare print. p nod-out 1986 Hueyy also seems a no d- out tto o a 19 86 Hue Lewis people L ewis tune ffor or o p eople old enough to rremember emember it. Hipstamatic’s Primary Pack Hipst amatic’s Primar ry Gel P ack in magentaa and yyellow cyan,, magent eello ow rre-captures e-captures 1969 post-apocalyptic psychedelic that 19 69 p ost-apocalyp ptic ps sychedelic ffear-fest. eear-ffeest. The technique ccan an turn bandmates yyour our ordinary o ordinary garage ba andmates into furtive fur tive denizens of Middle-earth. Mid ddle-earth. The Hipstamatic demonstrates sample Hipst amatic dem monstrates empty hell-playground, depicts an empt ty hell-pl laayyground,, shot through thr ough a filter that is the t ccolor olor of a boiled beet. b oiled b eet. Hipstamatic brought Hipst amatic filters br b ought ccontroversy ontroversy to ccorrespondent orrespondent o Winter, Damon W iinter, who did d a series of war Afghanistan. photos on the w ar in Af A fgghanistan. Winter anonymously After W iinter anon ymo ously won third placee in a Pictur Pictures Year thir d plac e of the Y es ear e

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CUTTING-EDGE C UT TING -EDGE TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY On its website, L Lytro y ytro features photos with extremes of focus th that hat can be changed with the cli click ick of a mouse.

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HILE sm HILE smartphone martphone shutterbugs shutter bugs apply old-time e ﬁlters to theirr photos, photos, a Silicon Valley Valley startup sta artup is exploring a whole new realm of picture taking. taking Mountain Mountain View–based Lytro, Lytro o, Inc., founded six years ago by Stanford University Universitty graduate graduate Ren Ng, Ng, moves beyond bey yond emulsions, emulsions, beyond d pixels, pixels, andinto a new frontier frontier known as light-ﬁeld photography. photo ography. The just just-released -released L Lytro y o rrepresents ytr epresents a ccompletely ompletely diff different ffeerentt ttype ype of ccamera. amera. Instead of ccapturing ap pturing an image onto a sensor and a interpr interpreting eting it on a 2-D plane plane,, L Lytro’s ytrro’s technolo technology gy rrecords ecords all the light ra rays ays y in the sc scene ene using an arra array ay of micr microlenses. rolenses. With W iith this technolo technology, gy, a wealth of visual dat dataa ccan an b bee gather ggathered ed and manipulated. JJust ust as sstereoscopic tereoscopic

cameras ttake cameras a e two ak two slightly different diff ffeerent images and d put them to together gether to create cr eate an illusion i of depth,, the L Lytro ytro assembles multiple p perspectives erspectives that a user ccan an choose choose from from at will when fashioningg a final image image.. The mag magic gic ccomes omes with the pr processing ocessingg softw software, are, which turns ccaptured aptu ured light rays raayys into manipulatable manipulat table images with variable depth of field—what fi L Lytro ytro ccalls alls “living pic pictures.” ctures.” Effectively, Eff ffeectively e y, light light-field -field photos ccan an bee altered b altered on a ccomputer omputer after the fact and— and—as —as long as the they’re y’re in their original fformat—forever. o ormat—ffo orever. According According to the ccompany, om mpany, this will also lead to ne new w soft software ftware that will cr create eate 3-D images usi using ing the same dat dataa and “enable vi viewing ewing on an any ny 3-D display displaay … to enab enable ble vie viewers wers to shift the perspective p erspectivve of the sc scene.” ene.” The imm immediate mediate plus plus,, and the one most ment mentioned, tioned,, is the ability ability to

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custom har hardware rdware and software software are are unrelated unrelated to t A Adobe’s dobe’s research. research. Lytro’s Lytro’s sensor seensor is based on CMOS technology, technology, uses an instant instant shutter shutttter (no rrolling olling shutter shutter issues like like on mobile pho phone one ccameras) ameras) with no autofocus delay, autoffocus dela d ay, the aforementioned affo orementioned f/2 fixed aperture, ap perture, 6X optical optical zoom zoom and a custom Field custo om Light F ield Engine computer interpret computer to t interpr et the photos. photos. Lytro started 2006, Lytr t o gott st tarted t d in i 20 06, 6, but b t it was word was just last l fall that wor d of a consumer consumerr ccamera amera got out. The hypersimple squaree hypersimplle design—just design— —jjust a squar tube lens-likee opening tube with a lens-lik opening at one end and a touchscr other— ttouchscreen een at the other — is elegant in way. n an Apple kind of w ay. Even Evveen before beffo ore you yo ou ccould ould actually buy one, Lytro one, the th he L yytro popped popped up on a number holiday number of o 2011 holida ay guides (including Metro’s) M ro’s) as a must-have Met must-haave gift, ift, or gift ift ccertificate. ertific ifi ate. The Th ccamera amera even eveen garnered garnerred Ng and ccompany ompan ny a nomination n ffor o or an Edison aaward war a d (the results bee announced results will b announced April 26). The first L Lytro ytro cameras cameras just now shipping will start w st art at $399 $399 and be be limited to Mac M ccompatibility ompatibility at first. The majo major news or tech ne ws outlets have haave started posting started p ossting their rreviews, eviews, and they’re they’re mixed. mixxed. The ccamera’s amera’’s one-of-aone- off-akind design pictures” n and “living pictur es”” are are the draw—the h major j dra d aw w—the h ccamera’s ameraa’s image i quality, quality, however, how wever, is not very very high. The V Verge’s eerge g ’s David Daavvid Pierce Pierce wrote wrote in his review: review: “If you’re you’re curious about about what’s whatt’s next next in photography, photograph hy, you you should d definitely buy the Lytro—if else,, it’s Lytro —if nothing n else it’s one of the b best starters est cconversation onversation st arters I’ve I’ve encountered encountered e in a while, while, and the variable ffocus ocus c never never fails to impress.” impress.” Interestingly, Interestin nglyy, the Lytro Lytro takes takes pictures square-format pictur es in a squar e-ffo ormat that looks looks decidedly decid dedly rretro etro compared compared to the land landscape dscape proportions proportions of DSLR images—and echoes imagges—and echo es some of the fformats o ormats aavailable vvailable in apps like like Instagram Hipstamatic. Instagram and Hipst amatic. The fformat o orm mat works just fine ffor o or swapping web,, which is the swapping on o the web primary goal. primary go oal. Lytro Lytro pics ccan an be be uploaded tto o the ccompany’s ompany’s website and mo moved Facebook ved d to Fac ebook and other social-media sites.. The b best partt is social-mediia sites est par that on thee web an anybody ybody can can touch and rrefocus Lytro effocuss a L ytro image, image, adding a new interactivityy to photo new layer laayer of o interactivit sharing. Facebook sharing. And An nd as Fac ebook is betting betting with Instagram, Instaggram, the future future will be be all about about sharing. shariing. (Additional (Additional rreporting eporting bbyy Michael SS.. Gant) G

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FELINE ELINE FINES Two majestic namesake beasts guard the entrance to the Cats.

The h ffamous Los Gatos roadhouse dh the Cats has reopened with lots of barbecue and old-time atmosphere By STETT HOLBROOK

ROWING UP in Silicon Valley, the Cats always seemed too adult for me. While I passed it going to and from Santa Cruz on Highway 17 for years, pulling into the roadside restaurant seemed a little intimidating because I was nervous about re-entering trafﬁc on the sketchy roadway.

I also had it my mind that the Cats was a place where a high school kid like me would feel out of place. Better to play it safe at Jake’s or Kirk’s. I think I only went once when I was a senior in high school. A band was playing opposite the bar, and as

I teetered on the edge of adulthood, I remember liking the slightly rougharound-the edges, beery aroma of the place. Pretty cool, I thought. I moved away to go to college, but on visits back home there was the Cats as always, a lone outpost on Highway 17 that always seemed crowded, hosting one party after another. The years went by, but then one day I noticed the parking lot was oddly empty. The venerable place had closed. The roadhouse was built in the late 1800s and had been a way station on a stage line and timber road that ran up and over the Santa Cruz Mountains. When the road was ﬁrst paved, around 1920, the Cats was reportedly a notorious speakeasy and whorehouse. I guess that’s the vibe I picked up on a teenager. In the 1940s and 1950s, the building broke with its reputation for vice and became a real estate

ffice, a sporting ti goods d store t d offi and even a gun shop. In 1967, the Cats was reincarnated as a restaurant and bar until it closed in 2007. On New Year’s Eve, the Cats reopened. The restaurant changed hands in 2008 and would have opened shortly thereafter, but bringing a historic building up to code proved to be time-consuming and costly. But now, the parking lot is as crowded as ever. In spite of all the work that went into updating the Cats, I was pleased to see that it looks just like I remember. The building has an oldfashioned, rustic charm that can’t be manufactured—it only comes with age. Old-timey knickknacks (riﬂes, pulleys, wagon wheels) hang from the walls. My favorites are the cat-themed stained-glass lamps dangling from the ceiling. In addition to the bar and Wild West atmosphere, the best part of the Cats is the food, speciﬁcally the barbecue. If the wind is blowing right, you can smell the hickory and apple wood smoke from the smokers behind the restaurant wafting onto Highway 17.

The Cats Restaurant and Tavern 17533 Santa Cruz Hwy (Hwy 17), Los Gatos 408.354.4020

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Roaring Back

The lineup includes St. Louis–style ribs, chicken and pulled pork. Sadly, there is no brisket on the menu. The Cats also grills steaks and chops over red oak to great effect. Paul Kirk, a competitive barbecuer and author who also goes by the name the “Kansas City Baron of Barbecue,” worked as a consultant to get the barbecue program up to speed. (If you’re interested, Kirk will be teaching a barbecue class at the Cats in June.) I especially enjoyed the ribs ($16.95/$29.95 half- or full rack), at least some of them. The term St. Louis–style ribs refers to the cut of the ribs, not the cooking style. However, many times I find that St. Louis–style ribs come with too much sweet barbecue sauce, so I ordered mine dry. The ribs are well-dusted with a spice rub, smoke blackened and just this side of dry. But a sample of another serving of ribs revealed moist and tender meat—and more meat in general. My guess is the thinner ribs simply dry out faster. But in both cases, the ribs are loaded with smoke flavor and a delicious salty, aromatic crust. The accompanying sauce is thin but flavorful, a good balance of sweet and tart that accents the meat rather the overpowering it. Barbecued chicken is always a gamble, and the least-interesting of the barbecue arts because it can dry out so easily, but here the half-chicken ($17.95) is a beautiful mahogany and plenty juicy. Sides are standard stuff—chili, burnt-end beans, baked potatoes, onion strings, etc. Vegetables are scarce, but you do get a ho-hum salad with all entrees. Silicon Valley has few barbecue standouts, and the Cats is a worthy addition. But as the cars that pack the parking lot attest, the Cats is more than a BBQ joint. It’s a South Bay institution, and it’s good to see it back.

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Alviso ¿book online at alviso.com

VAHL’S CONTINENTAL $$$. Since 1941, Vahl’s has served a wide variety of old-style favorites in warm Alviso comfort. Steaks, lobster and squab are specialties. Full bar. Closed Mon-Tue. El Dorado and Taylor. 408.262.0731.

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MAURIZIO’S AUTHENTIC ITALIAN RISTORANTE Italian. $$. You don’t dine here for a quick upscale ﬁx, you dine here for downhome atmosphere. Tender vitello saltimbocca tops the menu. 11:30am-2pm, 5-9pm Mon-Thu, 11:30am-2pm, 510pm Fri, 5-10pm Sat. Closed Sun. 25 E. First St, Morgan Hill. 408.782.7550.

Milpitas ¿book online at milpitas.com

ABC SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Chinese. $$. ABC is a Hong Kong-style restaurant, and that means dim sum and lots of fresh, fancifully prepared seafood. At lunch the place is a trafﬁc jam of dim sum carts proffering an assortment of little snacks. 11am-2:30pm, 5-9:30pm daily. 768 Barber Lane. 408.435.8888.

BANANA LEAF Southeast Asian/Malaysian. $$$. A charming, exotic gem of a place with some of the best Southeast Asian food in the county. Sauces

are masterfully crafted and reduced to glossy consistencies. 11am-3pm, 59:45pm Mon-Thu, 5-10:30pm Fri-Sat. 182 Ranch Dr. 408.719.9811.

CHILI GARDEN Szechuan. $$. There’s a lot to recommend at this Szechuan standout. Mapo tofu is a classic that rules here. For sheer ﬁreworks, go for the Chongqing spicy chicken, a fearsome-looking dish of chicken lightly battered and crisp. 10:30am-2:30pm and 4:30-10pm Mon-Thu, 10:30am-2:30pm, 4:3010:30pm Fri-Sun. 210 Barber Lane. 408.526.9888.

DARDA SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Islamic Chinese. $. Darda serves halal meat and draws parts of its menu from western China, a region that borders the Muslim countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. Seafood and noodle dishes are particularly good. No alcohol served. 11am-2:30pm, 5-9:30pm Mon-Fri, 10:30am-3pm, 4:309:30pm Sat-Sun. 296 Barber Court. 408.433.5199.

DING SHENG Chinese. $$. Bustling Ding Sheng restaurant specializes in Shanghai-style Chinese food but features a wide variety of regional dishes. Shanghai dishes include cold weather fare like dumplings, braised meats and sweet and savory meats. 11am-2:30pm, 5pmmidnight daily. 686 Barber Lane. 408.943.8786.

LIOU’S HOUSE Chinese. $$. A shopping center next to a miniature golf course is an unlikely place to ﬁnd a classically trained Chinese chef, but Silicon Valley offers good food in unexpected places. Check out the Hunan

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tofu, kung pao chicken and stir-fried pea greens. 11am-2:30pm, 4:30-9:30pm Tue-Sun. 1245 Jacklin Rd. 408.263.9888.

SAVORY CHICKEN Filipino. $. Savory Chicken offers a Filipino take on fried poultry. The chicken is tossed in a proprietary blend of herbs and spices and fried in soybean oil. No ﬂour or bread crumbs are used. The result is an almost translucent skin that is so crisp it shatters on contact. 11am-8pm Tue-Sun. 1557 Landess Ave. 408.945.8616.

SOUTH LEGEND SICHUAN RESTAURANT Szechuan Chinese. $. The menu of this Milpitas standout reads like an encyclopedia of Szechuan food. The kung pao chicken and Chen ma pa tofu are great. 11am-2:30pm, 5-9:30pm Mon-Fri, 11am9:30pm Sat-Sun. 1720 N. Milpitas Blvd. 408.934.3970.

SWAGAT Indian. $. Swagat explores both southern and northern Indian cuisine in its traditional and extensive menu. Beer, wine. Buffet daily 11am-3pm, 5:30-10pm. 68 S. Abel St. 408.262.1128. TIRUPATHI BHIMAS Indian. $$. Tirupathi Bhimas specializes in vegetarian food from south India, particularly that of Andra Pradesh, a spicy and aromatic cuisine, as well as a few north Indian dishes and “Indo-Chinese.” 11:30am2pm, 6-9:30pm Sun and Tue-Thu, 11:30am-2:30pm, 69:30pm Fri-Sat. 1208 S. Abel St. 408.945.1010.

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Our selective list of area restaurants includes those that have been favorably reviewed in print by Metro food critics and others that have been sampled but not reviewed in print. All visits by our writers are made anonymously, and all expenses are paid by Metro. Updates from vigilant readers and listed restaurateurs are heartily encouraged; please submit via email to sholbrook@metronews.com.

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Tofu With a Twist

OUNTAIN VIEW’S Oanh Nguyen and Dang Vu were on a trip to Japan and a bit lost when they stumbled upon a sake bar. What they found inside captivated them: misozuke. “We were hooked from that ﬁrst taste,” says Nguyen.

Tofu misozuke, miso-cured tofu, is a staple of izakayas in Japan but is virtually unknown in the United States. The tofu is aged for up to six months and tastes like a sharp, soft cheese. It is salty but is balanced by a creamy texture that’s somewhere between butter and foie gras. Take a bite, and it is difficult to believe you are eating tofu. For vegans, misozuke is the ultimate cheese replacement. Meat eaters would be hard pressed to ﬁnd something so creamy and rich. Back home, Nguyen and Vu tried to ﬁnd misozuke in Silicon Valley, but they came up empty. So they decided to make their own. Trouble was, there were few resources. There is no misozuke cookbook. After two years of trial and error—and help from an 18th-century Japanese book that offered some clues—they had a recipe. “It’s been a really interesting journey,” Nguyen says. Encouraged by friends, they decided to make the stuff commercially under the name Rau Om. Lucky for us, Rau Om is available locally at the Palo Alto farmers’ market on California Avenue, at New Leaf Market and in several San Francisco restaurants. It sells for $7 for 2.5 ounces, and a little goes a long way—at least that’s what Nguyen says. I ate up my sample rather quickly. Rau Om translates as “rice paddy herb” from Vietnamese, a name the two used for their Vietnamese cooking blog. When they decided to go into the misozuke business, they kept the name. They also make a few Vietnamese items, such as nem chua (a beef/lamb terrine) and tuong ot (Vietnamese-style chile sauce). Vu is in a Ph.D. program on the East Coast, while Nguyen holds down a job at Intuit as a manager for corporate strategy. In true Silicon Valley style, they have posted the basics of their misozuke recipe and technical notes on their website (rauom.com), an open-source approach that will allow home chefs to make their own. But the bar has been set by Nguyen and Vu. Their misozuke is delicious.—Stett Holbrook

Santa Clara ¿book online at santaclara.com

ANDY’S BAR-B-QUE Barbecue. $$. Andy’s Bar-BQue is the reincarnation of one of the South Bay’s best barbecue joints. Originally

located in Campbell, Andy’s is still serving great oaksmoked meats to a dedicated following. Lunch 11am-3pm Mon-Fri; dinner 3-9pm MonThu, 3-10pm Fri-Sat, 3-9pm Sun. 2367 El Camino Real. 408.249.8158.

ATHENA GRILL Greek. $$. The Santa Clara restaurant serves the standards you’d expect, but the menu goes deeper

and offers authentic Greek dishes you’re not likely to ﬁnd elsewhere at bargain prices. 10:30am-9pm Mon-Fri. 1505 Space Park Dr. 408.567.9144.

BEQUE Korean. $$. Beque stands out on El Camino Real’s Korean restaurant row for its high style and modern design, but it’s the Korean barbecue,

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SVDINING 30 soups and noodles dishes that are the main attraction. 11am10pm daily. 3060 El Camino Real. 408.260.2727.

BIRK’S American grill. $$$. What makes Birk’s stand out from the rest is a commitment to quality, freshness and hygiene. Concentrate on the specials, or enjoy creative selections from the appetizer menu. Full bar. 11:15am2:30pm, 5-9:30pm Mon-Fri, 59pm Sat-Sun. 3955 Freedom Circle. 408.980.6400.

BY-TH-BUCKET American. $$. All walks of humanity rub shoulders here, enjoying just about everything that can be baked, fried, broiled or steamed. Full bar. 11:30am9pm Sun-Thu, 11:30am-10pm Fri-Sat. 4565 Stevens Creek Blvd. 408.248.6244. CHALATECO Mexican and Salvadoran. $. Chalateco, a San Jose-based six-restaurant chain, serves Mexico Citystyle Mexican food and a few Salvadoran dishes. That makes the food unlike the Mexican food typically served in Silicon Valley, but it’s deﬁnitely typical Mexican food. 10am-11pm daily. 2323 The Alameda. 408.243.1357.

DONG TOFU CABIN Korean. $. This is the real deal, priced to keep patrons coming back for bowls of spicy beef, seafood, pickled vegetables, chili soup and, yes, bean curd in its many permutations. 1484 Halford Ave. 408.246.1484.

HATCHO Japanese. $$. Santa Clara’s Hatcho restaurant offers a little bit of everything. Restaurants that strive to be jacks-of-all-trades often end up being masters of none, but Hatcho displays a wide range of talent. 11:30am-2pm, 5:30-10pm Mon-Fri, 5-9:30pm Sat-Sun. 1271 Franklin Mall. 408.248.8500.

KABAB AND CURRY’S Indian-Pakistani. $. Because it’s tucked into a quiet, semiresidential side street, Kabab and Curry’s feels like a neighborhood secret. The Indian and Pakistani restaurant serves a good lunch buffet, and at dinner try the butter chicken, choley and tandoori chicken. 10:30am-

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KABAB HOUSE HALAL Middle Eastern. $. Santa Clara’s Kabab House Halal, a spare, eight-table restaurant, serves a pan-Middle Eastern menu that leans toward Iran. As the name implies, Kabab House is basically a kebab house. 11am9pm Mon-Sat. 2521 Newhall St. 408.984.2204. 99 CHICKEN Korean-style fried chicken. $. The simple restaurant specializes in Korean-style fried chicken. Korean chicken is rendered of its fat and produces smooth pieces of meat with a taut, shatteringly crisp epidermis. Noon-midnight daily. 2781 El Camino Real. 408.244.5599.

PARCEL 104 New American. $$$$. Parcel 104 casts a spell with its stridently seasonal, ingredient-driven menu of new American food. The restaurant is one of the South Bay’s must-eats. Breakfast 6:30-11am Mon-Fri, 7-10am Sat-Sun; lunch 11:30am-2pm Mon-Fri; dinner 5:30-9pm Mon-Fri. 2700 Mission College Blvd. 408.970.6104.

PHO #1 NOODLE HOUSE Asian noodle house. $. A good and friendly destination when one’s stomach screams for a three-course meal but one’s wallet has but $10, Pho boasts an ambitious menu of nearly 100 Vietnamese and Chinese items. 10am-9pm daily. 5025 Stevens Creek Blvd. 408.249.1111.

PHO THANH LONG Vietnamese noodle house. $. This diner’s pho rates among the Top 3 in the South Bay. Beer. 9am-9pm daily. 2450 El Camino Real. 408.983.0888.

SABOR SALVADOREÑO Salvadoran. $. One of the few outposts for Salvadoran food in the South Bay, Sabor Salvadoreño serves excellent pupusas, soups, tamales and other standards from the tiny Central American nation. 9am9pm daily. 2045 White Oak Lane. 408.985.6464.

SHAN Pakistani and Indian. $. Shan serves a mix of northern Indian and Pakistani food. Unlike India, most of which is Hindu, Pakistan is Muslim,

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and that means that meat— chicken, beef, lamb and goat—plays a starring role. Kebabs, Tandoori and curries all shine here. 11:30am-3pm, 5:30-10pm daily. 5251 Stevens Creek Blvd. 408.260.9200.

TOFU HOUSE Korean. $. Soup stars at this casual, popular stop. To tofu soups, add mushrooms, beef, pork or seafood—plus scores of condiments like daikon, cucumber, radish. Hot stuff! 11am-9pm Mon-Thu, 11am10pm Fri, 11am-9pm Sat. Closed Sun. 3450 E. El Camino Real #105. 408.261.3030. YAN CAN FRESH ASIAN COOKING Chinese and panAsian. $$. At Yan Can you can have chicken satay, wonton soup, chicken teriyaki and Korean barbecue beef all in one sitting. This outpost of celebrity TV chef Martin Yan’s growing empire does a reasonably good job with all those cuisines. 11am-9pm daily. 3927 Rivermark Plaza. 408.748.3355.

YOYO SUSHI BAR & GRILLE Japanese fusion. $$. The fusion-friendly menu features such expertly realized creations as the deep-fried California Roll and the Fisherman Roll, crab and avocado wrapped in rice, topped with salmon and rich masago sauce and then baked. Weekday happy hour. 11am-10pm daily. 3958 Rivermark Plaza. 408.213.9696.

YUKI SUSHI Japanese $$. A family-friendly ambience prevails here, full of community hubbub, good food, generous portions and super chefs. Yuki keeps it simple but always interesting with dishes that are well thought out and presented. 11:30am-2pm, 5-9:30pm TueFri, 5-9:30pm Sat, 5-9pm Sun. Closed Mon. 1827 Pruneridge Ave. 408.248.9144.

ZAFRAN Northern Indian and Pakistani. $. Zafran serves northern Indian and Pakistani food, a muscular, hearty cuisine that revolves around meat: chicken and beef but also lamb and goat, lamb brains and other organ meats. 11am-11pm daily. 1855 El Camino Real. 408.247.9998.

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part is that anything in this band’s almost 30-year history of sonic insanity could make a corporate type think, “Oh, my god, this will sell so many Scions!” (SP)

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AUDIO PUSH Studio 8, San Jose Fri – 9pm; $20 after 11pm The guys in Audio Push may wind up with a bigger place in dance history than in hip-hop. Like the New Boys, they dropped a song in 2009 about an emerging street dance in L.A. called jerkin’—with a video showing how to do it. Not only did “Teach Me How to Jerk” blow up, so did the dance, and suddenly it

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was all over the country. The funky, upbeat, hip-hop groove of the song was as catchy as it was danceable. Their two subsequent singles, “Up N Down” and “Radio,” both have a lot more tender R&B inﬂuences, showing Audio Push can slow jam just as well as they can jerk. (AC)

ZION I & THE GROUCH Avalon, Santa Cruz Fri – 8pm; $20 With Radiohead in town this week, it’s interesting to go back and listen to AmpLive’s “Rainydayz Remixes” of In Rainbows, the project that pretty much made his name as a DJ. (Radiohead initially served up a cease-and-desist order, but then backed off.) It’s essential listening not only for Radiohead and hip-hop fans but

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for anyone who can appreciate how good songwriting holds up to many different interpretations. The way Thom Yorke’s vocals are played off Del the Funky Homosapien’s rapping on “video Tapez” was groundbreaking at the time and is still riveting. Not surprisingly, one of the best guest appearances comes on “Nudez” from MC Zumbi, AmpLive’s partner in Zion I. These two just get each other, and they’ve developed a similar chemistry with the Grouch, who will join them once again at this show. (SP)

MONOPHONICS Poor House Bistro, San Jose Fri – 6pm; free Originally an instrumental psychedelic soul/heavy-duty funk band, Monophonics has recently added a keyboardist and vocalist to

its base of guitar, sax, trumpet and drums. Each song comes as a burst of energy with a steady backbone of jazzy melody. Last month, the band released its 7-inch single “Like Yesterday,” and rumor has it that an LP is forthcoming later in the year. (MW)

HOMEBASS Motif, San Jose Fri – 10pm; free before 11pm Motif’s monthly Homebass night has amassed a powerful army of South Bay and San Francisco spinners and players slinging hiphop, house and electro. This month they’ve got Cutso and Squareweezy from the Bangerz as well as Casp3r on the ﬁrst ﬂoor, handling the hiphop, then SJ Bass Club founder AV, the South Bay’s Justin Weisberg and SF’s Ardalan playing house,

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Apr 19 at 8:30pm, Club Fox, Redwood City

WOMEN FULLY CLOTHED Apr 19 at 7:30pm, Montalvo Arts Center

FAUST Apr 21–May 6, Opera San Jose, at the California Theatre, San Jose

AMSTEL QUARTET Apr 22 at 3pm, Montalvo Arts Center

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Apr 24 at 8pm, HP Pavilion

MIRANDA LAMBERT Apr 27 at 6:30pm, Shoreline

COLDPLAY Apr 27-28 at 7pm, HP Pavilion

BASSNECTAR May 5 at San Jose Event Center

KEOLA BEAMER May 6 at 2:30pm, Dinkelspiel Auditorium

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electronic and techno on the top ﬂoor. Ardalan will be familiar to many as the upstart young producer who impressed Justin Martin enough to get his help on the dance-ﬂoor hit “Mr. Spock.” (SP)

METALLINGUS Caravan, San Jose Fri – 9pm; free Metal bands can be ridiculous, self-absorbed and even downright outrageous. Sometimes, the genre needs to be reminded to have a sense of humor and not take itself so seriously. Sometimes, a band like Metallingus comes along and does just that. Metallingus started in 1991, when Rocci Cirone (who was in local punk band Nasal Sex at the time with his brother, Joe) was drunk enough to talk to Chris Wilder about his idea to do a metal band. Wilder’s

response: “How about Metallica’s ﬁrst album as done by Spinal Tap?’” Thus Metallingus was born, taking the absurdity, indulgence and decadence of metal and mixing it with thrash. But make no mistake, even with a sense of humor behind the music, they’re no slouches when it comes to playing. Guitarist Steve Corral owns 37 guitars and Wilder played with San Francisco hardcore punk band M.D.C. (BD)

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San Pedro Market, San Jose Sat – 9pm; free If They Might Be Giants had been a rootsy folk-rock band, they might have

sounded like the Ghost of Wrights. It’s quirky and offbeat, yet authentic. The band has gone through a lot of changes over the past year—they started out as just a folk duo, but grew into a full rock band with a saxophone, drums and a dulcimer, giving their music an even weirder sound. But their backup band began to drop off and now they are back to the core duo, though they still have that dulcimer in their arsenal. Monstrauss, Coyote Slim and Conversions also perform. (AC)

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DOM KENNEDY Avalon, Santa Clara Tue – 8pm; $15 Hip-hop has certainly changed

now that regular guys with normal childhoods can aspire to rap stardom. Consider Dom Kennedy. After taking a few courses in business management at a community college, he decided to drop out and try his luck at the Game. Since 2008, he has produced an impressive ﬁve mixtapes. From Westside With Love, his fourth, earned tons of praise from critics and big-name rappers alike. While there’s nothing new there, Kennedy has a talent for making high quality, laid back hip-hop jams about ladies and partying, giving them just a dash of sophistication, and always coming off like the coolest guy in the room. (AC)

ROBERTO CARLOS Jun 15 at 8pm, HP Pavilion

MAYHEM FESTIVAL Jul 1 at Shoreline

AZIZ ANSARI Jul 19 at San Jose Center for the Performing Arts

NEIL DIAMOND Aug 7 at 8pm, HP Pavilion

MADONNA Oct 6 at 8pm, HP Pavilion For music updates and contest giveaways, like us on Facebook at metrofb.com

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Mexican Visions A GLANCE AN BACKWARD Betsabeé Romero’s ‘De Reojo’ uses rear-view mirrors to fragment a projected video.

The San Jose Museum of Art’s new show, Mexicanismo, features works of irony and heartbreak by 13 artists BY

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HE GLISTENING black moustache spirals downward and outward—riotous parentheses for the redveined drinker’s nose protruding far beyond the shelter of a towering sombrero. Pop-eyed, dilated, soul-patched and stylishly draped, the 4-foot ﬁgure, sculpted impossibly of vividly transparent blown glass, stands with shoulders ﬂung back, belly thrust forward, hands angling up from the wrists, in a “Whaaa—hey, man, I didn’t do it” gesture. El Immortal by the de la Torre

brothers welcomes visitors to Mexicanismo Through Artists’ Eyes, just opened at San Jose Museum of Art. Spare but surprising, Mexicanismo brings together 13 Mexican and Mexican-American artists who draw on traditional and folk arts in meticulously crafted works whose often humorous and sometimes wrenching impact is achieved by tugging at the strings of cultural stereotypes. El Immortal is a tattersall-checked Mexican dandy with dong-shaped bongs hanging from every seam. His leather huaraches tip atop a pedestal of glass that mimics a gleaming car rim embellished in gold and snakeskin. Busted— gorgeously. Artists Jamex and Einar de la Torre, born in Guadalajara, now ply their exquisite glass ironies internationally.

Nearby, Maximo Gonzalez has f woven two 13-foot mats ffrom strips of paper currency—the ends and edges sliced from print runs of different denominations, cast-offs from the Mexican mint. Gonzalez has long used currency in works that refer to the constant devaluation of the peso. Humble Oaxacan ﬂoor mats: Has the peso reached bottom yet? Gabriel Kuri commissioned traditional weavers of Guadalajara to fashion tapestries in the technique used to create the luxuriant tapestries commissioned by Louis XV of France in the 15th century. Those Gobelin tapestries depicted mythological or historical tableaux glorifying the church or the monarchy. Kuri’s Guadalajara weavers painstakingly hand-knotted 7.5-foot-long creamy tapestries with spidery lines of type: cash register receipts from big-box stores. Glorifying? In a Mexican craft tradition as old as the Olmec civilization, delicate clay ﬂora and fauna embellish the “arbor de la vida,” or tree of life.

Margarita Cabrera repurposes these gentle glorias as ceramic homages to the tools of hard physical labor. Her slip-glazed hammer, shovel, saw and pick are covered in delicate flowers and birds, elevating these crude instruments into objects of reverence. Nearby, a table is set for a party with colorful tablecloth and cushions painted with flowers in the Pano style that originated as a small industry for Mexican prisoners who thus embellished handkerchiefs. Natalia Anciso lets loose with vivid florals whose luscious blooms and spiraling tendrils camouflage grim drawings of border incidents— forlorn captives cower under vivid poppies; gun-wielding vigilantes lord it over exhausted families. Underneath florid fantasies: heartbreak. The most arresting and memorable work in Mexicanismo is the installation De Reojo by Betsabeé Romero. T The Mexico City artist mounted more than 100 rear-view mirrors ai aimed at a wall acting as a screen for video shot from a moving car, docum documenting empty streets of Ciudad Ju Juarez. In this b border town, more than 400 wom women on their way to work in isolated pre-dawn streets have been mur murdered in recent years and hundreds more kidnapped and raped. Three walls of mirrors reflect that lonely journey. On each, a floral design in black signifies the feminine: a pattern copied from the cloak of the Virgin of Guadalupe. “Like the gaze of infinite women who travel everyday/dangerous trajectories … like a glance tattooed with prayer …” in a poem by the artist. It’s a visually rich and emotionally stunning installation. Curator Kristen Evangelista began organizing Mexicanismo years ago, engaging with San Jose communities to create a sturdy springboard for the sometimes provocative ironies.

Mexicanismo Through Artists’ Eyes Runs through Aug. 26 San Jose Museum of Art

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TEDx San Jose Saturday, 9am–6pm; Bellarmine College Preparatory, San Jose; see TEDxSanjoseCA on Facebook for ticket info Some of the tech and science world’s most creative thinkers will gather for a San Jose TEDx event to toss around ideas and concepts. Some of the scheduled speakers include Jim Fruchterman (who is the proverbial “rocket scientist”), David Milarch (who works to save the DNA of ancient trees for future cultivation), Ren Ng (the founder of Lytro, the newest advance in camera tech), Seth Shostak of SETI; and Esther Wojcicki (pictured), who teaches at the highly regarded journalism program at Palo Alto High School and is the vice chair of the board of directors for Creative Commons.

Fantasy Faire San Jose Saturday, 10am–6pm, Sunday, 10am–5pm; Guadalupe River Park, San Jose; $5–$10 Now that Game of Thrones is back on the air, the new Fantasy Faire San Jose seems like a logical place to indulge the inner need to dress up in fanciful costumes. The event embraces everything from medievalism and Middle-earthery to pirate culture and steampunk. Lots of arts and crafts, children’s activities and live performances are scheduled.

9 to 5 April 13–22; Montgomery Theater, San Jose; $30 Children’s Musical Theater San Jose’s newest Marquee Production is the musical version of the 1980 movie about three sassy secretaries (Lily Tomlin, Dolly Parton and Jane Fonda) who exact some workplace revenge on über-bad-boss Dabney Coleman. This show takes full advantage of CMT’s adult talent and beneﬁts the company’s many youth shows.

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BALLET SAN JOSE The company presents a “Program of Premieres,” with works by Balanchine, Jessica Lang, Stanton Welch and Clark Tippet. Fri, 8pm, Sat, 1:30 and 8pm, Sun, 1:30pm. $30$100. San Jose Center for the Performing Arts.

LIKHA PILIPINO FOLK ENSEMBLE A music and dance show by the

f lk group. Sat, folk S t 8pm. 8 $22/$28 $22/$28. Sunnyvale Theatre.

Theater BACH AT LEIPZIG A comedy about the high-stakes world of Baroque music in the late 1700s; presented by Pear Avenue Theatre. Runs thru Apr 22. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $15-$30. Pear Theatre, Mountain View.

BUFFALO’ED The Stage presents the world premiere of a drama about the Buffalo Soldiers who served in the Spanish-American and Philippine-American wars. Runs

thru th Apr A 29. 29 Wed-Thu, W d Th 7:30pm, 7 30 Fri-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $15-$40. The Stage, San Jose.

CAT’S-PAW A drama about a journalist and an eco-activist who turns to violence. Runs thru Apr 15. ThuSat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $20-$30. Dragon Theatre, Palo Alto.

GOD OF CARNAGE Yasmina Reza’s comedy about warring parents is presented by San Jose Rep. Runs thru Apr 15. Tue-Wed, 7:30pm, Thu-Fri, 8pm, Sat, 3 and 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $10$74. San Jose Repertory Theatre.

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UP AND AWAY Maykel Solas and Junna Ige leap skyward in Balanchine’s ‘Allegro Brillante’ for this weekend program of premieres by Ballet San Jose. The other works featured are Jessica Lang’s ‘Splendid Isolation III,’ Stanton Welch’s ‘Clear’ and Clark Tippet’s ‘Bruch Violin Concerto no. 1.’ The shows are Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 1:30 and 8pm and Sunday at 1:30pm at the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts.

37 THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR A version of Gogol’s tale adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher and mounted by Bus Barn Stage Company. Runs Apr 12-May 5. Preview Thu, 8pm. Opens Fri, 8pm. Regular shows Wed (Apr 18 and May 2), 7:30pm, Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun 3pm (Apr 22) or 7pm (Apr 29). $24$32. Bus Ban Theater, Los Altos.

HAIRSPRAY Presented by Broadway by the Bay. Runs thru Apr 22. Thu-Fri, 8pm, Sat, 2 and 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $20-$48. Fox Theatre, Redwood City.

HAMLET

TIN PAN ALLEY RAG Tabard Theatre presents a musical with songs by Joplin and Berlin. Runs thru Apr 22. Fri, 8pm, Sat, 2 and 8pm, Sun, 2pm (no evening show Apr 14, plus an added show Apr 19, 8pm). $15-$35. Theatre on San Pedro Square, San Jose.

TOTEM Cirque du Soleil. Under the Big Top at the Taylor Street Bridge. Runs thru Apr 15. Tue-Wed, 8pm, Thu-Sat, 4pm, Sun, 1 and 5pm.

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A modern-day version of the classic drama. Runs thru Apr 15. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $25$35. City Lights, San Jose.

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A musical about ofﬁce work. A Marquee Production from Children’s Musical Theatre. Runs Apr 13-22. This week Fri-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 1pm. $30. Montgomery Theatre, San Jose.

A program of works by Tallis, Vaughan Williams, Shostakovich and Lee Actor. Sat, 7:30pm. $10$20. Spangenberg Theatre, Gunn High School, Palo Alto.

OF MICE AND MEN The new production by TheatreWorks of the famed Steinbeck tale. Tue-Wed, 7:30pm, Thu-Fri, 8pm, Sat, 2 and 8pm (no 2pm show Apr 28), Sun, 2 and 7pm (no 7pm show Apr 29). $29$69. Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

A choral performance, conducted by Elena Sharkova. Sun, 3pm. $5. Oshman Family JCC, Palo Alto.

SF EARLY MUSIC SOCIETY A concert called “The Lost Mode” examines the foundations of Western music. Fri, 8pm. $12$35. First Lutheran Church, 600 Homer St, Palo Alto.

SPELLBOUND The SV Gay Men’s Chorus presents the musical in concert.

Fri-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 3pm. Christ Good Shepherd Church, San Jose.

JOYCE YANG A recital by the South Korean pianist. Sun, 7:30pm. $32-$42. Carriage House, Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga.

Comedy ROOSTER T. FEATHERS Wed, 8pm: New Talent Showcase. $10. Thu, 8pm, Fri, 9pm, Sat, 8 and 10:30pm, Sun, 8pm: Sugar Sammy. $13/$20. Sunnyvale.

SAN JOSE IMPROV Wed, 8pm: Unﬁltered. Thu, 8pm: Chicano Kings. Fri, 8 and 10pm, Sat, 7 and 9pm: Greg Proops. $22. San Jose.

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Museums OPENING DE SAISSET MUSEUM “Chain Reaction: Artists Consider the Bicycle.” “Clunkers to MTBs: The Evolution of the Mountain Bike.” Both run April 13-Jul 1. Tue-Sun, 11am-4pm. Santa Clara University.

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Annual show of Botanical art. Thru Jun 24. Woodside.

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“Light Works.” Installations by Dan Flavin and Robert Irwin. Thru Jul 8. “Wood, Metal, Paint: Sculpture from the Fisher Collection.”Thru Oct 13. “Memory and Markets: Pueblo Painting in the Early 20th Century.”Thru May 27. Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm, Thu, 11am-8pm. Stanford.

DE SAISSET MUSEUM “Indelibly Yours: Smith Andersen Editions and the Tattoo Project.” A show of works inspired by tattoos. Thru Jul 1. “Andy Warhol: Polaroids and Portraits.”Thru Jul 1. Tue-Sun, 11am-4pm. Santa Clara University.

SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF ART “Mexicanismo through Artists’ Eyes.”Thru Sep 23. “Frank Lobdell: Wonderland.” A retrospective exhibit of works by the major Bay Area abstract painter. Thru Aug 5. “To Hell and Back.” Illustrations for Dante by Sandow Birk. Thru Sep 16. “Renegade Humor.” A show about the uses of humor in art, with pieces by Roy De Forest, John Bankston, M. Louise Stanley and more. Thru Jul 8. Tue-Sun, 11am-5pm, closed Mon. San Jose.

Galleries OPENING MOHR GALLERY “Power,” drawings and prints by Fanny Retsek. Apr 13-Jun 10. Reception Apr 20, 6-8pm. Community School of Music and Art, Mountain View.

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STANFORD ART SPACES Paintings by Jose Allen and Wayne Jiang, and photographs by Terry Thompson. Apr 13-Jun 21. Reception Fri, 5-7pm. Mon-Fri, 8:30am-5pm. Paul G. Allen Art Spaces Gallery, Stanford.

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“The Floral Collection,” watercolors by Jennifer Kretschmer. Thru May 6. TueSun, 11am-6pm. Saratoga.

GOOD KARMA CAFE “I Can’t Go On; I’ll Go on.” New works by J. Santos. Thru Apr 27. San Jose.

KALEID GALLERY “Selcouth,” new works by Shannon Amidon combining man-made and natural things. “Of War and Peace, the Truth Just Twists, Its Curfew Gull Just Glides,” paintings by Andre Hart. Apr 6-27. San Jose.

MACLA “Latino Art Now,” an exhibit of current works leading to the annual art auction on May 19. Runs thru May 19. Wed-Thu, noon-7pm, Fri-Sat, noon-5pm. San Jose.

PACIFIC ART LEAGUE “40 Watts: Illuminating Herstory,” a show by the Women’s Caucus for Art. Thru Apr 27. Palo Alto.

PHO69 “A World of Colors and Whim,” by Florence de Bretagne. Thru May 25. San Jose.

SAN JOSE INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART “The Ofﬁce.” A group show looking at the absurdities of life in the modern ofﬁce. Thru Jun 2. “Younhee Paik: Ascending River.” Large-scale gallery installation. Thru May 12. “4x4.” Videos in the Cardinale Project Room. Thru Jun 14. Tue-Fri, 10am-5pm, Sat, noon-5pm. San Jose.

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*books JENNIFER DUBOIS

The author speaks about “A Partial History of Lost Causes.” Thu, 7pm. Kepler’s, Menlo Park.

GEOFFREY WOLFF For the Center for Literary Arts, the novelist and memoirist appears twice. Tue, 7pm, a reading. Wed (Apr 18), 1pm a conversation with Tobias Wolff. Both free. King Library, San Jose.

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An outdoor event. Sun, 10am4pm. Free. San Pedro Square Market, San Jose.

CHIT-CHAT CLUB A conversation about “Choreographing Space” with Barbara Goldstein and Pamela Z. Wed, 7pm. Free. Phelan Library, Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga.

FARMERS MARKET Every Sun, 10am-2pm. West St. John Street between N. Almaden Avenue and N. San Pedro Street, San Jose.

IN THE TIME OF BUTTERFLIES A showing of a ﬁlm about activism. Wed, 7pm. Free. Aquarius, Palo Alto.

MAYORS OF SAN JOSE A conversation with Ron Gonzales, Susan Hammer and Janet Gray Hayes. Mon, 7pm. Free. Engineering Rm 189, SJSU.

MODEL TRAIN SHOW

The best of the ArtShots video contest. Thru Apr 27. San Jose.

With layouts in various scales, and a swap meet, sponsored by South Bay Historical Railroad Society. Sat-Sun, 10am-5pm. $5. Santa Clara Caltrain Depot.

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“Outlast,” a group show about female self-esteem and body image. Thru Apr 22. San Jose.

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Everyone is invited to come in costume for a family-friendly festival. Sat, 10am-6pm, Sun, 10am-5pm. $10. Guadalupe River Park, San Jose.

“The California State Institution,” a solo show by English artist Vermin. Thru May 19. “Ordinary People,” by Daniel Jesse Lewis. Thru Apr 21. San Jose.

ART ARK GALLERY “Urbanity,” a group show about life in the city. San Jose.

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THE RUNAWAY BUNNY A musical version presented by St. Michael Trio. Sat, 11am. Montalvo Arts Center.

TACO TRUCK FESTIVAL With lots of trucks, a $2 taco competition, music and air accordion battle. Sat, 11am5pm. History Park, San Jose.

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Fighting Words THE BRUTAL Philippine-American War of 1899–1902 is a conveniently forgotten chapter of U.S. history, and the role of segregated black Army regiments—Buffalo Soldiers—is known even less. However, a new play from writer Jeannie Barroga and performance artist Alleluia Panis plucks these men from the dust bin of history and drops them at centerstage, where they belong. This play is Buffalo’ed, a colorful, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink experience now running at San Jose Stage Company. When the United States, having annexed the Philippines, moves to crush any native resistance, it puts the Army’s black soldiers in an odd position—the most downtrodden of Americans, they are now being used to oppress others. The austere Linc (Adrian Roberts, in excellent form) insists that they keep quiet and follow orders if they want to gain the white man’s respect, even as letters from Buffalo’ed his wife (Elizabeth Carter) and clashes with a headstrong comrade (Daniel Redmond) pose Runs through April 29; tough questions about the war. $29–$50 David Fagen, who was a real Buffalo Soldier The Stage, 490 S. First St., San Jose and something of a legend in his day, is lightheartedly yet powerfully portrayed by 408.283.7142 Clinton Derricks-Carroll. The play also features an arrogant white captain (David Arrow) who spews bad Kiplingesque poetry while his subordinates dig latrines and dodge bullets, and a group of Filipino insurrectos, including noblewoman Doña Luisa (Amielynn Abellera), who use dance lessons as a cover for practicing their escrima ﬁghting style. Buffalo’ed is, in essence, a history lesson, and this shouldn’t be seen as a bad thing. There are times when it looks like a Ken Burns documentary, complete with sepia-toned background images, but then the escrima dancers emerge, tumbling and leaping through the air while wielding sticks and knives. History, the play seems to be saying, is a living, breathing thing. And as the play makes clear through pointed references to the newly acquired territory of Guantanamo Bay and water torture employed on Filipinos by the U.S. Army, we are still living with what we started more than a century ago. These are stories that need to be told with honesty and courage, and Buffalo’ed does just that, and if it gets even a handful of people discussing the issues it raises—American racism and imperialism, along with the hope of solidarity across racial and national lines—it will have been a worthwhile endeavor.—Sean Conwell

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ON THE FRONT LINES Daniel Redmond, Clinton Derricks-Carroll and Adrian Roberts play conﬂicted American soldiers in ‘Buffalo’ed.’

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PROBLEMS ROBLEMS AHEAD Holden (Jesse Williams) and Dana (Kristen Connolly) confront an unseen terror.

The backwoods bite back in genre-twisting Cabin in the Woods by Goddard and Whedon By RICHARD VON BUSACK

AKE SOME no-name young actors and imprison them in some rural spider trap. Then cut up a few of them, while the rest stew in their juices, waiting their turn. Add a hillbilly to say things like, “The lambs have passed through the gate.”

A formula for box-office success, as well as popular ennui, but The Cabin in the Woods, a collaboration by director Drew Goddard (of Cloverﬁeld) and co-writer Joss Whedon, has produced one very witty attack on the genre. What could be more relaxing than a vacation in the woods for some

pals: conﬁdent prom-king-type Curt (Chris Hemsworth); his girlfriend, Jules (Anna Hutchison); Dana (Kristen Connolly) as Our Surviving Virgin; and the self-assured yet notaloof Holden (Jesse Williams) as hero material. Whedon’s apparent fascination with the TV cartoon Scooby Doo is such that his pack of supernatural warriors in Buffy the Vampire Slayer were known as “Scoobies.” The beatnik character Shaggy in that cartoon serves as the apparent model for The Cabin in the Woods’ true-North compass, Marty (Fran Kranz, using a lazy yet wise voice that sounds like folksinger Ramblin’ Jack Elliott). Potheads used to spread the rumor that “Shaggy” was the ﬁrst cartoon character to party; thus Marty is a dedicated pothead with one sterling Bondian gadget: a bong that disguises itself as a stainless-steel coffee thermos.

When the cabin ordeal begins, Marty is the one who first figures out that he and his buddies are being staked out like goats for supernatural tigers: “We are puppets!” he drawls. In fact, the events are being watched closely via closed-circuit cameras by a mysterious Mission Control. The slaughter is organized with the harried but essentially calm style of an Apollo moon mission. In tie and rolled-up sleeves, Richard Jenkins is the perfect mid-level technician, putting his team through the job. He is advised and warned by that most familiar of familiar female offscreen computer voices: an actress whose name is better left a surprise. The possibility of defeat, always present in Jenkins’ warm yet wary face, naturally materializes. Sorry to report that it’s another bad day for technology, which has a nice catastrophic failure against a roster full of terrors. These include, but are not limited to, “Deadites,” mermen, a levitating Japanese girl, a lampreyfaced ballerina, clowns and unicorns. The film offers us a circusy apocalypse, so ornate it’s slightly outside the scary zone. One revered Buffy when it was most thrilling

The Cabin in the Woods R; 95 min. Opens Friday

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(as when “The Gentlemen” floated through town at midnight, pale, lean, smiling, their ties tightly knotted). But one liked it very much at other times, in interpersonal relations with the doleful vampires who wore the wrong clothes because the style had changed since they died—or in watching a young witch discovering her sexuality; the first implied cunnilingus scene on network TV occurred during the 2001 episode “Once More, With Feeling.” During its magic seven seasons, Buff y commented on the Fortean way all crazy phenomena converges like parallel lines in the infinite. Shouldn’t a world that has vampires be fully Transylvanian? On paper, The Cabin in the Woods is an exercise in knowing the drill, but Goddard executes it with serious brio and wit. And the film displays a breadth of reference that isn’t in most of these Old Dark Cabin pictures: H.P. Lovecraft, reprints of Winsor McCay and perhaps (I’m guessing here) the mysterious stone sculptures called “Los Danzantes” at the ancient city of Monte Albán in Oaxaca. Some might find Whedon and Goddard’s craphounding relentlessly cute or too much like the old “Scenes We’d Like to See” in Mad magazine. But only playfulness and deconstruction can bring some new life to something as worn down as the deadly cabin and its cargo of corpses-to-be. The Cabin in the Woods asks all the right questions: Why do these kids get libidinous when there are angry spirits ready to kill them? Why do they keep forgetting they’re halfdressed? Ultimately, what does this kind of film mean? Happily, viewers will be not just entertained by The Hunger Games–like finale of The Cabin in the Woods, but also left with some suggestion of who—or what—is being placated by this kind of spectacle.

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NOT QUEEN BEE, but constitutionalmonarch bee, Violet (Greta Gerwig) is the point woman for Seven Oaks Collegeâ€™s most earnestly Emersonian four-girl clique. Such is Whit Stillmanâ€™s Damsels in Distress, an emulation of the MGM â€™40s college musical. Violet and her followers, Rose (Megalyn Echikunwoke) and Heather (Carrie MacLemore), pounce on new student Lily (Analeigh Tipton) to reform herâ€”and groom her for life at this far from top-drawer school.

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Boy trouble interferes: Rose falls into the embrace of a French visitor (Hugo Becker) whose way of breaching the breeches is to claim that heâ€™s â€œa Catharâ€?â€”as in the anti-heretic crusades mentioned in The Da Vinci Code. Such intellectual bonbons are rationed; Damsels in Distress is Stillmanâ€™s slightest movie. Getting to the bottom of it is like punching one of those toy inďŹ‚atable clowns. If it werenâ€™t for the odd oďŹ€-color jokeâ€”in the context of all of this pastel on the screen, oďŹ€-color is certainly the correct termâ€”you could show it to the myriad Christian college students out there.

CinĂŠArts Santana Stillman (Last Days Row & Palo Alto of Disco, Metropolitan) counter-programs for Animal House, for those mortiďŹ ed by the stink of the fraternities. He adds some kind of weight with the jests about student suicide, and he options tap-dancing as a path to redemption.

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A work of unalloyed, upper-class twittery, Damsels in Distress is like a Hollywood musical without the common touch. Archer movies exist: the Caron/Astaire musical Daddy Long Legs has the same creaking business about the helpful juniors who groom backward newcomers to school. But classic musicals werenâ€™t all about Fredâ€™s grace and cleanliness; they were also about the roll of Gingerâ€™s eyes when she heard some guyâ€™s unbelievable line.â€”Richard von Busack

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shunning by the good Christians of the area. Concentrating on the heartland is a strategy to overcome the hard hearts an audience might have about the terrifying things that go on in the inner-city schools. Hence the lazily focused freight trains, grain elevators and 9lccp summery lawnsâ€”a lot of indie-ďŹ lm backwash. PG-13; 99 min. The second half of the Opens Friday ďŹ lm gets a little more visually striking when it follows political rallies with the group Stand for the Silent. Bully asks that the authorities no longer regard bullying as a natural rite of childhood. Itâ€™s tough for the schools; these principals we see are caught between a documentary crew and the lawyers that the parents of bullying children might retain. And the problem goes very deep. One of these schools is named after the Spartans, for instance. How do you end bullying in a school named after a nation of bullies? Ultimately, Bully is moving. You wish you could tell these persecuted children: A child is told a lot of lies in school, but â€œit gets betterâ€? is not one of them. â€”Richard von Busack

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BOOKING PEOPLE IS EASY Thanks to Coachella, Radiohead play HP Pavilion this week.

As the SoCal festival expands to two weekends, the Radiohead show at HP shows how its inﬂuence is rippling through the South Bay BY STEVE PALOPOLI

HE COACHELLA Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio has become the most inﬂuential music festival in the country, but it wasn’t always like that. After a slow start in 1999, organizers didn’t even bother to try again in 2000, and only a miracle second shot in 2001 (courtesy, of all people, Lollapalooza founder Perry Farrell—more on that later) turned the festival’s fortunes around.

What a difference a decade makes. Despite the fact that Coachella infamously recycled its headliners (and a lot of its other acts last year), the festival matched its attendance record set the year before. It sold out in six days. This year, organizers added a second weekend (featuring the same lineup led by Radiohead, Black Keys and Dr. Dre with Snoop Dogg, along with Bon Iver, Florence and the Machine, the Shins and more)—both sold out in three hours. Even if they’re still capping paid attendance at around 75,000 per day, that’s still almost half a million people kicking up dust in the desert. As its drawing power has grown,

i cultural its l l iinﬂ ﬂuence has h grown even more. In fact, it’s practically become synonymous with reuniting big-name bands, partially because it owes its continued existence to the reunion of Jane’s Addiction in 2001; it was the surprise booking that made that year’s festival a hit. Other reunions that built Coachella’s rep include the Stooges in 2003, the Pixies in 2004 and Rage Against the Machine in 2007. This year features a record number of reunited bands: Mazzy Star, Pulp, At the Drive In and Refused among them. When I spoke to Ed Crawford, vocalist and guitarist for the post-Minutemen cult favorites Firehose, he admitted their new reunion is pretty much entirely because of Coachella. Organizers had actually approached the band last year, but they were unable to do the festival because of Mike Watt’s prior commitments. But they didn’t let up, coming back with another offer this year. “One thing led to another, and

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here I am,” says Crawford, who just began a mini-tour with Firehouse in the run-up to the festival. Clearly, getting the band back together for Coachella has become the thing to do. The South Bay has occasionally felt the ripples of Coachella’s influence before. The Pixies played the San Jose Civic on a subsequent tour after reuniting for Coachella. Jesus and Mary Chain, who reunited for the festival in 2005, stayed together long enough to play Shoreline a couple of years later. But there’s been nothing like this year, when Radiohead added West Coast tour dates based on its booking at Coachella. Thanks at least in part to being along the band band’s path from Seattle to Santa Barbara on the runup to Coachella, HP Pav Pavilion will company this host Thom Yorke and co week. 2004, the last time No such luck in 2004 Coachella. In fact, Radiohead played Coach always had a lot the Bay Area hasn’t alw of luck with the band, cconsidering and bizarrely the technical glitches an short set that marred th ttheir last Outside Lands appearance here, at Out and can testify in 2008. I was there, an problems were with that most of the problem the festival (which to be fair, was in its first year) and not the th band. The people knocking sight of hundreds of peo down fences to get from Beck’s set to the main stage (where Radiohead was the only scheduled last performance for a festival that had drawn 80,000 people) was not a pretty one. This show promises to be drastically different. The band claims to have prepared 75 songs for the tour, which is by far their most ever. They’re drawing heavily from 2007’s landmark In Rainbows, though no doubt there will be much from last year’s The King of Limbs. And the stage design, which includes a wall of recycled plastic water bottles lit with LEDs, may turn out to be one of the most stunning to ever hit HP. With the festival’s growing cultural influence has come greater scrutiny. There’s already a number of Internet discussions and debates about who should play Coachella in 2013, including a Facebook page devoted to campaigning for the Muppets to headline. If they do, the question is: Will they come through the SJSU Event Center?

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OUTH BAY MUSIC fans skipping the trek to Coachella find themselves in a unique situation as the music festival expands to two weekends this year—not just Radiohead, but many of the other top acts performing will make Bay Area appearances in the days surrounding the festival. We’ve compiled a list of them, including the Black Keys, Pulp, M83 and more. For more, go to activate. metroactive.com. M. WARD: M. Ward, also a member of Monsters of Folk and She & Him with Zooey Deschanel, returns for a pre-Coachella performance. The Fillmore, April 11th. GIRLS: San Francisco’s indierock darlings. Bimbo’s 365 Club, April 11. MAZZY STAR: The leaders of 1990s psychedelic jangle dream-pop return Friday to Coachella after a micro-tour through Northern California with stops in Petaluma, Sacramento, Santa Cruz and San Francisco. The band stays true to its roots in the paisley underground on two pre-released singles that will appear on an upcoming album set to release in 2012. The Regency Ballroom, April 11. REFUSED: Refused is another reunited ’90s band featured on Coachella’s Friday lineup. The Swedish hardcore punk group is performing for the first time since 1998. The Warfield, April 18. GODSPEED YOU BLACK EMPEROR: Godspeed You Black Emperor brings their legendary instrumental post-rock sound to San Francisco for four consecutive evenings. Great American Music Hall, April 16–20. PULP: Pulp is known for being one of the leaders of the Brit-pop era in the 1980s and 1990s, having hit the peak of their fame in 1995 with their popular single “Common

People” before they broke up in 2003. The Warﬁeld, April 17. GOTYE: Gotye’s hit song “Somebody” has catapulted the band to mainstream success in short order. To meet demand this show was upgraded from the 500capacity space at the Independent to the 5,000-capacity Civic Auditorium. Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, April 18. WILD FLAG: Audiences might recognize Wild Flag’s vocalist and lead guitarist Carrie Brownstein from Portlandia or her previous band with drummer Janet Weiss, Sleater-Kinney. The Fillmore, April 18. BON IVER: Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, April 19. M83: The electropop brainchild of French producer Anthony Gonzalez, last year’s Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming is getting major play on radio, TV and more. The Fillmore, April 22–23. ST. VINCENT & TUNE-YARDS: St. Vincent, lead by Annie Clark brings stellar guitar-shredding skills and genuinely beautiful and poetic vocals to Coachella. Supporting the band at Oakland’s Fox Theater on April 24 and bringing their own performance to Coachella is Oakland’s tUnE-yArDs, which also performs at Castro Theater on April 23. Fox Theater, April 24. NEON INDIAN: Neon Indian’s dreamy, synth-heavy brand of pop music quickly gained popularity after the release of their debut album, Psychic Chasms and continued on their 2011 sophomore album, Era Extrana, featuring hits like “Fall Out” and “Polish Girl.” The Fillmore, April 24. DJ SHADOW: Regency Ballroom, April 28. THE BLACK KEYS: With seven LP releases since 2001, the Black Keys are riding a wave of success, making a Coachella appearance for the second year in a row in the midst of their North American arena tour. Oracle Arena, May 4.

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JOYCE YANG SUN, APR 15, 7:30PM “...the standout was Joyce Yang, who gave a knockout performance of the alternately poetic, ﬁery and occasionally jazz-tinged piano line.” - The New York Times

Classical concert pianist Joyce Yang, at age 25, has captivated audiences around the globe with her stunning virtuosity combined with heartfelt lyricism and interpretive sensitivity. In 2005, Yang came to international attention when she won the Silver Medal at the 12th Van Cliburn International Competition.

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DAVID LYNCH RELEASES VIDEO FEATURING CHRIS POUNDERS Back at the beginning of the year, Chris Pounders landed an unusual gig. The frontman for the South Bay alt-rock band Pounders also does a bit of acting on the side, and his unusual look got him an appearance in the video for the title track to David Lynch’s album Crazy Clown Time.

COACHELLA BANDS PERFORMING IN THE BAY AREA The Bay Area gets a boost from Coachella this week as many artists make their way to Northern California venues in the days surrounding the festival in Indio.

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Rock/Pop ANGELICA’S BISTRO Fri, 8:30pm: Acoustic Son. $12/$16. Sat, 8:30pm: David James, tribute to Billy Joel. $15/$20. Redwood City.

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Wed, 9:30pm: Jack RipOff. Thu, 10pm: Sexy Back. Fri, 9:30pm: Degenerates. Sat, 10pm: Joe Bazooka. Sun, 8:30pm: The Gents. Mon, 9:30pm: Matt Bolton. Campbell.

CLUB FOX Fri, 8pm: Houserockers. $8/$14. Sat, 8pm: Ozzy Alive!, Lovedrive and Ancient Mariner. $12/$14. Redwood City.

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Thu, 7pm: Mike Medina. Sat, 7pm: Mark Rodriguez. Willow Glen.

Fri: Zion and the Grouch. Sat: Damace, Inc., Long Gone Bon. Tue: Dom Kennedy. Santa Clara.

Fri, 10pm: Superbad. Sat, 10pm: The Peelers. San Jose.

BRITANNIA ARMS CUPERTINO

Sat: Mary Axe, Attack on Hoth, Suburban Meltdown. San Jose.

THE BLANK CLUB

Sat, 6:15pm: Afton presents live bands. Cupertino.

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Every other Thu: So Timeless. Los Gatos.

Wed, 8pm: Melvins, Unsane. $20. Fri, 9pm: Kung Fu Vampire. $10. Sat, 9pm: Wayne Hancock, Slack-Jawed Sons of Bitches. $10/$12. Sun, 8pm: Atriarch, Alaric, Swamp Witch. $7. San Jose.

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Thu, 9:30pm: Keep Em Flying. Free. Fri, 9pm: Metallingus. San Jose.

THE CATS Fri-Sat: Live music. Los Gatos.

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MOJO LOUNGE Fri, 9:30pm: Ron Hacker and the Hacksaws. $5. Sat, 9:30pm: Martin Murray. $5. Fremont.

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San Jose Taco Festival IF A DAY ﬁlled with 25 different food trucks, each offering completely different variations of tacos, doesn’t already sound like an amazing way to spend a Saturday afternoon, how about adding to that a full day of cuttingedge, eclectic bands? The organizers of the San Jose Taco Festival made a concerted effort to book some interesting, up-and-coming bands for what they History Park, 1650 are hoping will be an annual festival. They didn’t want Senter Road, San the typical classic rock/cover bands that tend to serve as Jose background music to most food-themed festivals. They wanted the kind of lineup people would check out even Sat, April 14 if there were no tacos. “We wanted to book bands that were on the cusp of technology, but also bands that are 11am-5pm; $7 more organic, really get a mixture of both worlds,” says music organizer Matt Gonzales. At one end of the spectrum, they’ve booked acts like Turbo Sonidero Futuristico, who mix experimental electronic music with traditional cumbia, and Squareweezy, one of the DJs from San Jose’s innovative hip-hop crew, the Bangerz. On the other end, they’ve booked the Tumbleweed Wanderers, an acoustic Americana group with heartland rock & roll passion; and Los Hot Boxers, a local reggae, dancehall group with earnest doo-wop elements. Latin music is also represented. Besides Turbo Sonidero Futuristico, La Misa Negra plays strictly traditional cumbia, with a full horn section and lots of danceable percussion to work off those taco calories. Probably the oddest nod to Mexican music at the festival will be the air accordion festival. “They originally wanted to do an air guitar contest, but everyone does that, so they came up with an air accordion contest instead,” Gonzales says.—Aaron Carnes

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Fri, 8:30pm: Cruzers. $10. Sat, 8:30pm: Fox Trot Mary. $10. Tue, 7pm: Jam with Dennis Dove or Ray Ray. Santa Clara.

Wed: Jam night with Stan Erhardt or JC Smith Band. Thu: Bone Drivers. Fri, 9:30pm: Fast Times. $10. Sat, 9:30pm: Spang-a-Lang. $10. Los Gatos.

NINELIVES Fri, 8pm: Castles in Spain, Dangermaker. $10. Sat, 8pm: California Blues Machine. $12. $10. Gilroy.

THEQUARTERNOTE Wed: Pro Jam hosted by Mental Notes. No cover. Thu: Pro Jam hosted by Vicious Groove. No cover. Fri-Sat: Live music.

Sun, 9pm: Pro Jam. No cover. Sunnyvale.

REDROCKCOFFEE Fri, 8pm: Ira Marlowe. Sat, 8pm: Brad Sanzenbacher with Geoff Baker. Mountain View.

REFUGE Fri, 6pm: Your Memorial, Leaders, THC and more. $10. Cupertino.

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GRAND DELL SALOON Thu, 8pm: Blues Jam with Mark Hummel. Fri, 8pm: Serious Condition. Sat, 8pm: Red Eye Express. Campbell.

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MISSIONCITYCOFFEE ROASTING Fri, 8pm: Kallin Yong. Sat, 7:30pm: Phil Johnson. Santa Clara.

THESADDLERACK Wed, 9pm: Rodeo House. Thu-Fri, 9pm & Sat, 10:15pm: Diablo Road. Sat, 7:15pm: Saddleback Ridge. Fremont.

SAMâ€™SBBQ Wed, 6pm: Dark Hollow. Tue, 6pm: Cabin Fever. San Jose.

Every ďŹ rst and third Wed, 7:30pm: Hedley Club Jazz Jam. Thu, 8pm: Russo-Alberts Trio. Fri, 8:30pm: Kat Parra. Sat, 8:30pm: Jessica Johnson. Hotel De Anza, San Jose.

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Thu, 9pm: DJ Che. Thu-Sat, 9pm: Live Latin music. Last Fri of every month: Arleen and Carameloâ€™s GLBT party. Sun, 6pm: Live music. Mon: Salsa lessons. San Jose.

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Sun, 5pm: Dennis Kamakahi and Stephen Inglis with Patrick Landeza. $20. Redwood City.

Wed: Ron T. and Friends. Thu: The Dan Goughs. Fri: Liars Club jam sessions. Sat: Mike Osborn. $10. Sun: Ruckus at 5pm, followed by Steve B. Mon: Diamond 99. Tue: Blue J, followed by Liars Club. . San Jose.

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HUKILAU Fri-Sat: Live music. San Jose.

LIQUID Tue: Rock en espanol. San Jose.

MOROCCOâ€™SMV Wed, 5pm: Middle Eastern music. Thu, 5pm: Live acoustic guitar with Shane. Fri, 5pm: Bobby Love and Sweet. Sat, 6pm: Belly dancing. Sun, 6pm: World music. Mountain View.

MOROCCOâ€™SSJ Wed, 5pm: Acoustic guitar with Shane. Thu, 5pm: Johnny Williams. Fri, 5pm: World music. Sat, 5pm: Bobby Love and Sugar Sweet. Sun, 5pm: Moroccan music. San Jose.

MURPHYâ€™S LAW Fri: Bone Drivers. Sat, 7pm: Maneck. Mon: Pro blues jam. Sunnyvale.

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Thu, 9pm: Bit & Spur Band. Sun, 8pm: Rebecca West. San Jose.

OpenMic Mon, 7pm: Musical open mic for singer-songwriters. Sign up at 7pm. Free. San Jose.

BAREFOOTCOFFEE Wed, 7pm: Musical open mic. Sign up by 5pm. Santa Clara.

BLUEROCKSHOOT Thu, 7:30pm: Open mic. Saratoga.

BRITANNIAARMSCUPERTINO Wed, 9:30pm: Open mic. Cupertino.

Fri, 9pm: Quasimodal. Sat, 9pm: Bluehouse. San Jose.

POOR HOUSE BISTRO Wed, 6pm: Ron Thompson. Thu, 6pm: Joint Chiefs. Fri, 6pm: Monophonics. Sat, 6pm: Jackie Payne Band. Mon: 6pm: Ukulele Jam Night. Tue, 5-9pm: PHB open mic. San Jose.

CAFFEFRASCATI Tue, 7pm: Open mic. San Jose.

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HIGH RISE Chicago’s Rise Against has found mainstream success, but still has a message.

Rise Against AS RISE AGAINST have gone from scruffy Chicago punks to chart-topping mainstream hitmakers over the last decade, they’ve run into no end of blowback from early fans who think they should still be putting out minutelong blasts of hardcore for Fat Mike.

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But one thing no one would dare talk smack about is their cred as crusaders. Vegan? Check. Straight-edge? Check. Angry at the Internet? OK, I made that one up. Still, with their history of supporting indie culture and criticizing corporate greed, it should be no surprise that on their current tour they’ll be stopping in to sign at some local record stores, including San Jose’s own Streetlight Records. Tim McIlrath and company got their start as Transistor Revolt in the muchcelebrated/criticized Chicago DIY scene of the late SJSU Event Center ’90s, before changing the name and getting signed to Fat Wreck Chords for their debut album, 2001’s The Tue, April 17 Unraveling. By 2004, they’d signed to a major label, and two years later they had a gold-certiﬁed Top 10 record in 7pm; $39.50 The Sufferer and the Witness. Those who had been chanting “sell out” since practically the beginning of the band’s existence were confused by the fact that The Sufferer and the Witness was far and away their best album, both musically and lyrically. They’ve found more to complain about on the records since, which have undeniably pushed the band further into the mainstream. The band’s message of resistance hasn’t changed much, even as their music has. As activists, they’re as hardcore as ever—check out the video for their most recent release, a cover of Bob Dylan’s “Ballad of Hollis Brown.” It’s more documentary than music clip, packed with facts and ﬁgures about American poverty, economic injustice and insanely dangerous farm equipment. They’ll sign at Streetlight Records before the show at 4:30pm.—Steve Palopoli

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THREEFLAMES THREE FLAMES RESTAURANT Wed, 8pm: Open-mic night with Anita. Willow Glen

Karaoke

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BBCGASTROPUB

Thu, 7pm: South Bay Folks Open Mic. Santa Clara.

Wed-Sat, 9pm: Karaoke. Tue, 9pm: Karaoke. San Jose.

Mon, 9:30pm: Karaoke. Menlo Park.

RED ROCK COFFEE CO.

AZÚCAR

THEBEARS

Mon, 7pm: Cavin and King’s Open Mic. Mountain View.

Wed, 9pm: English and Spanish karaoke and dancing. San Jose.

Fri, 9pm: Ryan. San Jose.

JOHNNY V’S Wed: The Cypher. Hip-hop open mic. San Jose.

Nightly, 9pm-2am: Karaoke. San Jose.

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CREEKSIDE LOUNGE

KING OF CLUBS Thu & Sun-Mon, 8:30pm: Bruce of KOR Karaoke. Mountain View.

Sat, 9pm: August. Santa Clara.

Wed, 8pm, and Sat, 8:30pm: KJ Bob and Starmaker Karaoke. San Jose.

BLUEBONNETBAR

DASILVA’S BRONCOS

Wed, 7pm: Karaoke. Sunnyvale.

Wed-Thu and Mon, 8pm: Karaoke. No cover. Sunnyvale.

Wed: Karaoke. Thu, 9pm-1am: Karaoke. Santa Clara.

LILLYMAC’S

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Thu: Karaoke. Sunnyvale.

DIVE BAR Wed, 9:30pm: Karaoke. San Jose.

LIQUID Mon: Karaoke. San Jose.

EFFIE’S RESTAURANT BLINKY’SCAN’TSAY Fri, 9pm-1am: Danielle. Sat, 9pm1am: Karaoke. Santa Clara.

BLUEMAX Fri-Sat, 7pm: Karaoke. Sunnyvale.

BLUEPHEASANT Tue, 7pm: Steve Tiger. Cupertino.

Wed-Sat and Tue, 9pm-2am, & last Sun of every month, 2-7pm: B&S Karaoke. Campbell.

MARIANI’S

EL RANCHO SPORTS BAR

Wed, 9pm: Vic. Fremont.

Thu, 8pm: Karaoke. San Jose.

EL TORITO RESTAURANT Fri: KJ Bob and Starmaker Karaoke at 7pm, followed by DJ at 10pm. Santa Clara.

FIREHOUSE GRILL & BREWERY BOGART’SLOUNGE Wed, Fri and Sun, 8pm-2am: KJ Dennis. Sunnyvale.

Sun, 7pm-close: Uncle Dougie Show. Palo Alto.

FLAMES COFFEE SHOP

Tue: DJ Davey K. Campbell.

Wed-Sat and Tue, 9pm: Uncle Dougie Show. No cover. San Jose.

BOULEVARDTAVERN

BOSWELL’S

Thu, 8pm: Chris. Santa Clara.

MOJOLOUNGE MOUNTAINCHARLEY’S Wed, 9pm: Jose. Los Gatos.

NORMANDYHOUSELOUNGE Fri-Sat, 9:30pm: Karaoke. Santa Clara.

OASIS Wed and Fri-Sat, 8:30pm: Doug. Sunnyvale.

OFFTHEHOOK Thu, 8pm: Karaoke. Campbell.

OFFICEBAR

GALAXY

Fri-Sat, 9pm, and Sun, 7pm: Karaoke. Mountain View.

Thu: Karaoke. Los Gatos.

Thu, 9pm-2am: August. Milpitas.

O’FLAHERTY’SIRISHPUB

BRANHAMLOUNGE

GILROY BOWL

Sun-Mon, 8pm: Matt. San Jose.

Thu-Sat, 9:30pm: Karaoke. Gilroy.

PEACOCKLOUNGE

Thu and Mon: Karaoke. San Jose.

BRITANNIAARMSALMADEN Wed & Sun, 10pm: DJ Uncle Hank. San Jose.

Thu, 9pm: Matt. Sun, 9pm: DJ and karaoke. Tue, 9pm: DJ Ryan. Sunnyvale.

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Thu, 8:30pm-midnight: Karaoke with Jordan River Productions. San Jose.

Sun-Tue, 10pm: Karaoke. Cupertino.

BRITANNIAARMS DOWNTOWN Wed, 9pm: August. Mon, 9pm: Comedy with Mr. Walker. San Jose.

BRIX Tue: Karaoke. San Jose.

C&J’SSPORTSBAR Thu, 10pm: Melissa and Heather. Santa Clara.

THECATS Wed, 8pm: Karaoke. Los Gatos.

THECOURT’SLOUNGE Thu, Sat, Mon, 9pm: Karaoke. Campbell.

THE GOOSETOWN LOUNGE

PIONEERSALOON

Fri-Sun, 9:30pm-1:30am: Karaoke. Willow Glen.

Tue, 8:30pm: Acoustic karaoke with Sam Marshall. Woodside.

HUDDLE

POINCIANALOUNGE

Wed-Thu and Sun, 9pm: Wild Nights Karaoke. Fremont.

Wed, 9:30pm: Wildside. No cover. Sun, 9pm: Joe. Santa Clara.

JERSEYS Sat: Karaoke. Campbell.

QUARTERNOTE

JOHNNY V’S

Mon: Ed. Tue: Sue and Sherrie. No cover. Sunnyvale.

Sun: Sunday Funday. Karaoke. No cover. San Jose.

REDSTAGLOUNGE

KATIE BLOOM’S

Nightly karaoke, 9pm-1:30am. San Jose.

Wed & Sun, 9:30pm-1:30am: Karaoke. Campbell.

REDIROOM

KC BAR AND RESTAURANT

Thu-Sat, 9pm: DJ Curtis. San Jose.

Wed, 8pm: DJ Desmond. San Jose.

RUDY’SPUB Wed, 10pm: Purple. Palo Alto.

KHARTOUM Thu, 9pm: DJ Davey K. Campbell.

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Fri-Sat, 9pm: DJ Checo. Evergreen Inn, San Jose.

Wed-Thu, 8:30pm: Thomas. San Jose.

FAHRENHEIT

SOUTH FIRST BILLIARDS Sun: Karaoke. San Jose.

TEQUILA SHOT’S BAR & GRILL Wed, 9pm: Darryl. Thu-Sun, 9pm: August. Milpitas.

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METROACTIVE.COM cover. Fri, 8pm: DJ Mayo. Sat, 8pm: DJ Mayo and DJ Akustik. Sun, 7pm: Latin Beat. Sun, 9pm: Sonidero Night. Sunnyvale.

Wed, 9pm: Wine Wednesdays. Thu, 9pm: The Heit Thursdays. Fri, 9pm: Seductive. $10. Sat, 9pm: Fame. $10. Mon, 9pm: Industry. Tue: College Night. San Jose.

SAN JOSE BAR & GRILL Wed: Wingy Tango night. Thu: Paradisco Nights with Chordella. Fri: Video Junkie Fridays. Sat: Sapphire Saturdays. Sun: Sinful Sundays. Mon: Manic Mondaze. Tue: Buck Wild Tuesdays. San Jose.

JOHNNY V’S

Mon, 8pm: Chris. Tue, 9pm: Randy. San Jose.

Wed: The Cypher. Hip-hop open mic. Thu: Thumpin’ Thursday. Fri: DJ Flavatone and guests. San Jose.

WOODHAM’S LOUNGE

KATIE BLOOM’S

Thu & Sat, 9:30pm: Wild Side. Santa Clara.

Thu-Sat, 9:30pm: DJs and dancing. Campbell.

Thu, 11pm: DJ Ulises. Fri, 10pm: DJ Cesar. Sat, 10pm: Vibe Saturdays. Mountain View.

Dance Clubs

LIQUID

STUDIO8 Fri: Audio Push. Sat: DJ Megan Daniels. San Jose.

Wed, 8pm: Salsa Wednesdays. Thu: Antromix. Banda nights. Fri: Rock en Español. San Jose.

Thu: DJ Tesfa and rotating DJs, reggae, hip-hop. Fri: The Party, DJ Brotha Reese. Sat: Rotating DJs, including Remedy, Goldenchyld and others. Sun: Live music. San Jose.

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Wed: D. Luzion and Illtraxx. Thu: JazBiz and Dave Dynamix. Fri: DJ Ready Rock. San Jose.

Thu, 9pm: DJ Che. Tue, 9pm: Salsa. San Jose.

Fri-Sat: DJs & dancing. San Jose.

WILLOW DEN

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Sat, 9pm: Thick & Sexy Saturdays. $10. San Jose.

Thu: Therapy. Fri: Soul Therapy. San Jose.

BBC GASTROPUB

PARRANDA NIGHTCLUB

Fri: DJs. Menlo Park.

Thu, 8pm: DJ Akustik. No

THREE FLAMES

AGENDA

STEPHEN’S GREEN

TEMPLE BAR & LOUNGE

Wed-Sat: DJs. Willow Glen.

ZEN LOUNGE Wed: Lil Saturday. Thu: 24 Thursdays. Fri: Fabulous Fridays. Mountain View.

THE BLANK CLUB Thu, 9pm: Atomic with DJ Basura. $5. San Jose.

BLUE PHEASANT Wed-Sun, Tue, 7pm: DJ and dancing. Cupertino.

San Francisco’s City Guide

FIREHOSE Watt, Hurley and fROMOHIO back on the spiel tour, for their ﬁrst shows in 18 years. Apr 11 at Slim’s.

RADIOHEAD The Pink Floyd of our time graces the Bay Area on the way down to Coachella. Apr 11 at the HP Pavilion.

GODSPEED YOU BLACK EMPEROR BRITANNIA ARMS ALMADEN Thu, 10pm: DJ Dinero. San Jose.

BRITANNIA ARMS CUPERTINO

Pioneering Canadian ensemble settles in for one-week residency. Apr 16-20 at Great American Music Hall.

JUSTICE

Thu, 10pm: Live DJ. Cupertino.

Towering stage set of ampliﬁers, pummeling wall of bass, gyrating molecules of life. Apr 17 at the Fox Theater.

BRITANNIA ARMS DOWNTOWN

PULP

Thu: VJ mixing with DJ David Q. Fri, 10pm: Radio Raheem. Sat, 10pm: DJ Quantum. San Jose.

Seminal Britpop band, whose Jarvis Cocker is in the dreams of 30 percent of all womankind, plays anticipated show. Apr 17 at the Warﬁeld.

EL RANCHO SPORTS BAR Fri-Sat, 8pm: Old School Dance Party. San Jose.

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School’s Out TARGETED Last week, the feds raided the Bay Area’s most prominent outpost of ‘higher’ education.

Using the tax laws as a wedge, the feds bust Richard Lee and Oaksterdam University—and send a message to other cannabis collectives

L CAPONE, the most notorious gangster in the history of this country, didn’t go to prison for murder, assault or any of the other violent crimes that solidiﬁed his reputation. Capone went down on tax evasion and prohibition charges.

It seems this is the same manner in which the federal government intends to crack down on California’s law-abiding medical cannabis operators—one 1040 at a time. Richard Lee became a medical marijuana pioneer in 2007, when he started Oaksterdam University in Oakland. The cannabis trade school went on to spawn a legion of new growers and cannabis club operators, make Lee a millionaire and promote greater awareness and acceptance of marijuana. Conﬁned to a wheelchair yet able to run circles around cannabis opponents during debates, Lee became the face of the legalization movement with Prop. 19.

But last week, the Drug Enforcement Agency and IRS agents raided Lee’s home, school and other medical marijuana-related businesses. Meanwhile, no handcuffs were put on Lee or anyone else, sparking speculation throughout the cannabis community that industry leaders are being systematically targeted. “He was the face of the movement, or at least he was for a while with Prop 19,” says an employee at Fortune Wellness Center in San Jose who asked not to be named. Several raids took place at the end of last year in Oakland and Southern California, after U.S. Attorneys sent out letters stating that all dispensaries were operating outside of the law and would be targeted. The frequency of raids and seizures faded in recent months, but it seems that may have just been the calm before the storm. Lee says that last week’s raids bankrupted him and his businesses, and the IRS’s role will only grow more prominent in future pot club busts. “It says something when they raid a school and dispensary, raid

his h house and hi d another h ffacility, ili and d yet they don’t even arrest him,” says Doug Chloupek, operator of MedMar Healing Center in San Jose. “There has to be some accountability on the government’s side. They’re imposing tax laws that were created for drug cartels not to take tax subsidies on cocaine trafficking.” Jagger, a budtender at Emerald Crossings Health Center, says that “a lot of people are talking about how the IRS was there. It’s the Al Capone reference—they can bring anyone down.” The tax code used to target collectives by the IRS is 280E, which went into effect in 1982—the same year President Ronald Reagan started the “War on Drugs.” 280E prohibits any tax deductions related to “trafficking in controlled substances”— rent, utilities, wages, etc.—which puts collectives in the IRS’s crosshairs because it is still classiﬁed as a Schedule I drug, similar to cocaine and heroin. “It’s the exact same thing to them,” Chloupek says, “and that’s the true root of the problem.” Notable for its ability to back-tax collectives out of business, 280E has proven vulnerable to legal appeals. Harborside Collective in Oakland, is currently dealing with the IRS over the tax code. All of this could be just election year posturing. But if it’s for real, taking down industry leaders is similar to an old boxing strategy: Kill the head and the body will follow.—Josh Koehn

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