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ticket comes with the added promise of sharing a wheeled waiting room with a bunch of quiet, sullen strangers, who you must remember are potential criminals, drunks or sex offenders, because otherwise they would have cars and wouldn’t be there. Unless you just don’t have a car and must submit yourself to the mercy of the transit gods, it is up to people to chose to share to keep this system alive. And when it’s more time-effective, costeffective and germ-effective to take your own ride, why would you ever want to? The truth is, we just don’t like sharing with strangers. If the mark of a developed, advanced, stable culture is how people get around from place to place, then the question I’m asking myself lately is how this place got so great. Or if I just need to rethink my pride. DIANA HELMUTH | PETALUMA

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awareness and funds for myeloma research by hosting an annual music festival in New York City. The first event in 2006 was a success, raising $10,000 dollars, and today the organization has donated more than $60,000 to the International Myeloma Foundation. “I didn’t know how to make something from nothing,” Rubin admits when discussing his “netroots” campaign. But the success of Music against Myeloma produced a chain reaction of entrepreneurial insights for Rubin, and in bits and pieces he put together a new alternative for financing any project, from mom and pop grocery stores to the next Google or Facebook. In 2008, he founded San Franciscobased IndieGoGo, a crowdfunding website that allows users to submit proposals—oftentimes film and art

projects—and solicit donations to aid their completion. Examples range from funding the health-care documentary Escape Fire, which premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, to giving a vacation to Karen Klein, a 68-year-old school bus monitor who was harangued by children in a 10-minute viral video. The goal was to send Klein on a nice vacation for $5,000, but outrage over the rotten kids she’s forced to deal with has led to more than $656,000 being raised. “Sometimes it really does take a village,” Rubin says. The crowdfunding business model is technically an old idea. The Statue of Liberty lacked funds for a platform to stand upon until Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World newspaper persuaded the public to contribute the necessary funds—more than 120,000 people donated an average of 0.83 cents. More recently, the practice of crowdsourcing—the simple idea that many people can overtake the work of traditional professionals—has given rise to user-generated media like YouTube and Wikipedia.

Angels & Demons This year, the direction of crowdfunding took a turn toward the free market, as the federal JOBS Act passed through the U.S. House and Senate with a crowdfunding provision and was signed into law in April by President Obama. The language, which will have to be converted into a set of investor rules by the SEC, currently allows equity investments in projects through

crowdfunding. The legislation requires crowdfunding websites like IndieGoGo to register with the SEC and restricts an individual’s investment in crowdfunded companies based on net worth or income. For example, an investor making less than $100,000 annually can kick in no more than $2,000 to a crowdfunded company. But the legislation doubles the number of shareholders a private company can have before it’s considered public, from 500 to 1,000. Crowdfunded companies can raise up to $1 million annually under the provision, which could result in the augmentation or even replacement of traditional “professional” investment routes like VC, just as Wikipedia did with Encyclopedia Britannica. The crowdfunding provision has generated a maelstrom of debate, and the head of the SEC, Mary Shapiro, openly voiced skepticism of the provision, saying it would weaken investor protections and be a “step backwards.” The SEC currently has 270 days to make necessary regulatory modifications to implement the crowdfunding provision, but Shapiro went on record saying 18 months was more appropriate for “regulations of this magnitude.” Echoing Shapiro’s doubts, a smattering of economic experts suggest that, despite the JOBS bill’s attempt to stimulate job growth by lowering hurdles to entrepreneurial investment, the “crowd investing” provision will create more problems than it solves. This has led some Silicon Valley attorneys to start giving their startup clients stern warnings about intellectual property poachers. “If you have a system set up to sell securities to unaccredited investors, in relatively small amounts, to fund risky new ventures, that’s a gigantic flashing sign to attract the worst scumbags on Earth,” says Antone Johnson of Bottom Line Law Group, which works with early stage mobile and web startups in Silicon Valley. But as the economy remains somewhat stagnant, the future seems ripe for open funding models that sidestep the traditional system. “We’re trying to democratize the funding process,” Rubin says, “where anybody in the world is able to raise money for absolutely any idea without judgment. Crowdfunding will become very much the norm.”

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Crowdfunding’s attempt to capitalize on this trend has led to disagreements if this is a positive step for entrepreneurs and the economy at large. Last week, the battle lines in the debate were drawn at an event titled “Crowdfunding: Disrupting Traditional Funding Models,” which was hosted by the MIT Stanford Venture Labs (VLABs). Among the panelists were Rubin; Carl Esposti, founder of Crowdsourcing.org; Ryan Caldbeck, CEO of crowdfunding site CircleUp; and traditional investment folks like Daniel Zimmermann, partner at WilmerHale, and founder and board member of Health Tech & Sand Hill Angels Don Ross. As Ross sees it, crowdfunding projects could have “some coexistence” with traditional funding vehicles, but in the end it’s “not a very good overlap.” He expects a nightmare getting traditional investors like VC or Angels to work on capitalization tables with scores of, basically, anonymous Internet investors. Further, the well-known “due diligence” requirements for getting startup dollars, where investors try to determine the market value of the project and the execution abilities of the core team, would likely be compromised by the open crowdfunding model, Ross argues. But “the average small business in America is actually started on less than ten thousand dollars,” Rubin counters. He adds that the current model for getting this modest amount is “fundamentally broken.” “Instead of a world of transactions it’s a world of relationships. People want to be part of what they’re actually buying or participating in. “It’s for people to decide; not one person in a suit, typically using a risk model which is 20 years old that has no idea how the market is evolving.” Of course, Big Brother could end up making the decision for everyone.

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New Socce Soccerr Fields R elieve Pr essure Relieve Pressure On Existing Existingg Parks Parks LAST WEEK, the City LAST Citty Council Council spent spen nearly ttwo wo w hours discussing discusssing the development de velopment of ffour o our new neew recreational recreational soccer so ccer ďŹ elds that would d be be located located next ne xt to the ne new w San Jose Josse Earthquakes Earthquakes soccer so ccer st stadium adium b byy Loweâ€™s Loweeâ€™s and In & Out Bur ger on C olemaan Avenue. Avenue. The Burger Coleman soccer so ccer ďŹ elds wer weree a speciďŹ c specciďŹ c line item under d Measur M Measuree P, which hi h voters voters passed d in N November ovember 20 2000. 00. The lar larger ger par parcel cel was wass purchased purchased in 2005 20 05 under the guise of o â€œeconomic â€œeconomic development. de velopment.â€? The land d was was purchased pur chased with lease revenue revenue bonds. bonds. These ttypes yypes of b bonds onds do o not require require approval vvoter oter appr oval and were werre the same ttype yype of b bonds onds used to buy b land for fo or golf and the Ha Hayes ayes Mansion. Man nsion. The general fund is currently c ently curr leveraged about le veraged at ab out $800 $800 million for fo or bonds. these ttype ype of b onds. We We currently currently pay pa ay $4.5 million in deb debt bt service service for fo or myy vie view, the land. In m w, the th he city city should keep k eep industrial land zon zoned ned industrial and not cconvert on nvert to housing. hou using. If

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we did, then n we would not be be so inclined to buy land for fo or â€œeconomic â€œeconomic developmentâ€?â€”which de velopmen ntâ€?â€”which usually takes tak kes e moneyy aaway from mone way fr om our general fund. I like lik ke to call call this t land banking without spending sp ending money. m mone y. Quite i a bit bi off the b h rrepetitive epetitiv ii e discussion at a council council was was spent spent on the fact that thaat each ccouncil ouncil district will new soccer put $100K $100K tow ttowards war a ds the ne w so ccer ďŹ elds.. This mone moneyy ccomes from ďŹ elds m omes fr om a fund that iss restricted restricted ffor or park use o bee used to ďŹ x and ccould ould otherwise o other wise b playground pla aygr y ound d equipment. Some felt feelt $100K was that $10 0K w as a huge amount of moneyy and that it rreally was mone eally w aas not equitable, because equit able, b ecause people people will have haave pay use soccer to pa ay to us se the so ccer ďŹ elds and not all rresidents esidentss can can teleport teleport to the ne new w soccer so ccer ďŹ elds. ďŹ eldss. These ďŹ elds ďŹ ellds will be be run like like our playing other pla ayyin ng ďŹ elds in San Jose, Jose, wheree userss pay wher paay a fee. fee e . The hop hopee is play that the ffees eeees from from people people who pla ay soccer pencil so ccer will make m e this p mak encil out, otherwise soccer otherwise we w do not build the so ccer ďŹ elds.. Unfortunately, ďŹ elds Unffo orrtunatelyy, the golf course course entiree ffee eee to play plaay does p d es not pay do paay the entir p ccost ost and thee city city subsidizes golf for fo or moree than se mor seven ven ďŹ gur ďŹ gures. es. Pierluigi Oli Oliverio iverio rrepresents epresents Dist District rict 6 Jose City on the San J oose Cit t y Council. Coouncil.

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An inside look at San Jose politics

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Dennis the Menace

CHAIRMAN C HAIR MAN N OF OF THE THE RING R ING Original shock k jock Dennis Erectus deliverss a splintering blow to wrestlerr Count Dante.

KOME KOM ME shock jock Dennis D Erectus pioneered pionee ered the irreverent irreverrent style of radio rad dio show sh how that led to Howard Howard Stern By GAR GARY Y SIN SSINGH GH

on the air that no one could o d possibly p y get g aw ay y with today. toda ay y. away

In what now seems lik likee the va anishing W iild W eest, those yyears earss vanishing Wild West, w wer ydaay of FM M weree essentially the he heyday ra adio’s fr ee-ffo ormat era. The jo cks had radio’s free-format jocks a lot mor ontrol and much mo ore moree ccontrol more ch hoice o ver what the ayed. choice over theyy pla played. In Dennis’’ case, case, he ccould ould ridicule ridiculle eevery very fform o orm of righteousness insullt righteousness,, insult any an ny p pompous ompous sophisticate sophisticate or en ncourage listeners to call call in and play p ay pla encourage ch h haracters on the h air, air i , during d i the h sk k ki . kits characters skits. Itt w as closer to theater than it w as to was was a radio show w. In a time dominated d show. byy mellow ’70s hippie b hippie-DJs, -DJs, Denniss ccame a ame out sswinging, winging, often attacking atttackin ng h entir his wayys that made m entiree audienc audiencee in ways eeveryone veryone o laugh upr uproariously, oariouslyy, even even n if yyou o wer ou arget. weree the ttarget.

HE RADIO RADIO WORLD WORLD lost a unique un nique individual on June J 13, when former form mer KOME KOME legend Dennis “Erectus” “Erectus” Netto Netto passed aw away ay at the e physical age of 61. Dennis, Dennis, in this author’s author’s opinion, was was the originator of what’ what’ss now w commonly known as the “shock “sho ock jock,” jock,” and from 1977 to 1983 1983 in particular, particularr, his beautifully y indecent behavior v vaulted aulted KOME KOME to mythical status status.. H He ew was as the lewd and crude genius geniu us who did things

The shows were were probably probably o like like FDR FDR’s R’s fireside fireside chats chats,, but b instead gangbanging with ccelebrities elebrities gangb banging Nancy Reagan, R eeagan, ’50s horr horror or cl clips, lips, theatrical theatrical S&M skits, skits, tearing up p disc disco o rrecords ecords on the air and unabas shed mockeries mockeries unabashed televangelists Republicans. of tele vangelists and R eepublicans. A regular regular ccast ast of sh shadowy hadowy characters joined the shenanigans, shenanigans, and Dennis would even even e occasionally occasionally broadcast from places likee a bus stop br oadcast fr om plac ess lik or the cit cityy dump dump,, justt to see what possibly happen. would p ossibly happ e He eeven en. ven ran ffor o or pr president esident in 19 1980. 80. The last plac everr spoke spoke to placee I ever Dennis was was in the KBAY KBAY offices offices on San Fernando Fernando Str Street, eet,, rright across across from Caravan fr om the C araavvan Lounge. Lou unge. That was was 2006. 20 06. His old pals from from m KOME, KOME,, Dana JJang ang and Jona Jona Denz-Hamilton, Denz-H Hamilton,, have haave been b een on the air at thatt station station for fo or yyears ears now now, w, and at thatt time, time, they they were were trying to find a way way to o bring Dennis trying back into the fold. fo old. We We talked talked about about music,, old-school music old-school pro pro wrestling wrestling and Channel’ss institutionalized how Clear Channel’ i blandness is thoroughly thorough hly corrupting corrupting the yyouth o outh of Americ America. a.. Dennis seemed hum humble mble about about his

legacy y, butt during his original stint at legacy, K OME, hee to ok ccommercial ommercial radio to KOME, took a plac h not b een b effor o e—and a placee it had been before—and plac errtainly won ’t b ver again. placee it ccertainly won’t bee eever He br ough ht sophistic ation,, cr eativity brought sophistication, creativity and a thea atrical,, warped, warped,, stoner theatrical, elegancee th that eleganc hat no radio personality, personality, before possibly b effo ore or since, s e, ccan sinc an p ossibly equal. He was w as a true original. “He ttaught aught me eeverything verything I eever ver kne knew w ab about out how to rile up an audience, audienc e,” rrecalled ecalled Bob C Calhoun, alhoun, a.k.a. Count Coun nt Dante of Incr Incredibly reedibly Strange St range Wr Wrestling restling fame. fame. “He w was as a a rreal eal mentor to me me,, but this st started arted b before effo ore I eever ver met him. His show on KOME KOME put me on n the path to b being eing that unique kin kind nd of Ba Bay ay Ar Area ea weir weirdo. do. All of those ttwisted w wisted skits of his, his, plus the little lit ttle t snipp snippets pets of old monster-movie monster-mo ovvie dialogg thatt he pla dialo played ayed in between between AC/DC A C/DC son songs ngs w warped arped m myy yyoung oung mind and showe ed me what was was p ossible.” showed possible. Dennis appr eciated pr offeessional appreciated professional wr estling, esp ecially back in the wrestling, especially da ayys before beffor ore it went Hollywo od and days Hollywood degenerateed into the un watchable degenerated unwatchable garbage it is now now.. In fact, during the late ’9 0s, after a place for fo or ’90s, radio had no place him an nyym more, he eeven ven jump ed in the anymore, jumped ring with Count Count Dante. Dante. In Calhoun’s Calho oun’s b ook, Beer r, Blood Blood and book, Beer, C ornmeal: o Se ven Y eearrs of Incr edibly Cornmeal: Seven Years Incredibly St range Wr restling, he rrecalls ecalls when Strange Wrestling, Er ectus, a liberal, liberal, eral, delib erately Erectus, deliberately insulted a crowd crowd at the Fillmore, Fillmore, ffor or enter o tainment a purp oses, calling calling entertainment purposes, them so ciaalists, and then ffollowed ollowed o socialists, b ng all the women in byy insultin insulting the audien nce, from from the ring. ring. The audience, audienc t p elted him with audiencee then pelted hundr eds of tortillas tortillas and b ooed hundreds booed incessantly. inc essantlyy. A natural, it turned out was he w as better bettter at the shtick than most big-money of the big-money pro pro wrestlers. wrestlers. After match, that match h, Erectus h, Erectus claimed the was enlightening.. eexperience xperience w as enlightening “You want “Y You o ccan an n take take any an ny drug you you w ant to,, man,, but to but nothing can can beat beat that I’vee taken high. I’v taken everything everything under the sun,, especially especiially working in radio back ’70s, in the ’70s s, but making a room room full people likee that, making of p eople hate h yyou ou lik want them all w ant to kill yyou, ou, is the best best high that I’v II’vee ever ever ffelt.” eelt.” A publicc memorial is being being planned l d for for o later l t this thi yyear. ear. Check Ch k KOME Facebook the K OME E Fac ebook page ffor o or information. inf fo ormatio on.

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What’s What’ ’s happening in n Santa Santa Cruz C County o y this w ount week eek k THURSDAY 6/28

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In a better world, Casual’s elastic flow and nimble wordplay would earn him platinum plaques, but in lieu of that, he’ll take the adoration of the underground set. Casual has stayed restless and remained hard at work, and still battles to keep in excellent verbal shape, continuing to work the underground as one of the Hieroglyphics crew’s most gifted MCs. Catalyst; $10 adv/$15 door; 9pm.

Hot on the heels of the ﬁrst Joni Show, which sold out weeks in advance and received rave reviews from audience members and performers alike, the Joni Show is back, paying tribute to the legendary Joni Mitchell. Featuring a stellar cast of local musicians including Mary McCaslin, Jayme Kelly Curtis, Barry and Shelley Phillips, Neal Hellman, Ginny Mitchell, Amy Obenski and more, the show is a career-spanning celebration of an inimitable artist who changed the face of popular music with her inspired compositions, innovative techniques and insightful lyrics. Kuumbwa; $20 adv/$25; 8pm.

Touted by the festival’s organizers as “the one and only beer and barbeque festival to attend this summer,” the Hop N’ Barley Festival is serving not only local sausages, but local sausages made with beer from local breweries. Enjoy food from 50 breweries, including a handful of local Santa Cruz brewers, and delicious meat from 10 barbequers. Held at Skypark, 361 Kings Village Rd, Scotts Valley, gates open at noon on Saturday, June 30 and the event rolls ‘till 5pm with music and tasting. Unlimited tasting. Tickets are $38 to taste everything, $30 for just beer, or $8 for just barbeque.

FRIDAY 6/29

BLUE ÖYSTER CULT More cowbell! OK, now that we got that out of the way, we’d like to remind everyone that before Will Ferrell made a beer-bellied mockery of the band, Blue Öyster Cult was one of the most fanatically loved hard rock acts in America— and frankly, still is. Between tracks like “Burnin’ for You,” “Astronomy,” “Godzilla” and “Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll,” BOC has been a staple of classic rock radio for more than 40 years. With this kind of musical résumé, folks might expect to pays 50 or 60 bucks to see a live rendition of “(Don’t Fear) the Reaper,” but at the Beach Boardwalk, Friday night shows are always on the house. Beach Boardwalk; free; 6:30pm and 8:30pm.

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The bailout ba ailout wasn wasn’t ’t enough forr the big banks; banks; they’re collecting $29.5 billion in overdraft fees, too BY LAUREN KELLEY

EM EMEMBER MEMBER WHEN America’s Am merica’s big banks destroyed des stroyed our economy economy, y, and d then got bailed out by the government to the tune of tril trillions llions of dollars? And remember how how, w, in the w wake ake of

that disaster disaster, r, the government g passed some impo rtant but important relatively modest regulations r to keep the banks from ﬂeecing consumers—the ve ery people very whose taxpayer do ollars saved dollars the banks from rui in—quite as ruin—quite

bad badly dly as they had been in n the past? pas st? Well, Well, it turns out that th hat after afte er all of that, banks are e still doing doi ng wrong by Americans American ns by quietly qui etly ratcheting ratcheting up feess and nott being forthright about abou ut their policies pol icies. 19

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It’’s possi It’s possible p ible p to rack ku up hundred h d d ds hundreds d dollar ll rs in i off dollars d ft overdraf f overdraft ith h ffees with hout without li i g realizing it, even if if it, you chec h cked k checked your acco y ount account b l balance f yo you before you l ft the th house h left deposits, credit deposits, as well as the biggest b credit unions, theirr practices unions, and found found o practices and transparency transparency to be be lacking. lacking. One of the biggest ongoing problems p oblems is pr overdraft o veerdraft ffees, ees e , those pesky pessk ky $35-ish charges char ges you you o get when you you o accidentally accidentally ttake ak ke out more more cash cash than n you you have haave in yyour our account. account. Pretty Prettty much mu uch everyone, everyo one, eeven ven the most diligent of o checkbook checkbook balancers, balanc ers, has had at least leaast one overdraft o veerdraft ffee ee e experience. experience. In the worst cases, cases, it’s it’s possible possible to rack hundreds up hundr eds of dollars in i overdraft oveerdraft ffees eees without realizing realizing it,, even even if you yo ou checked check ked e yyour our o account account balance balance before beffo ore yyou o ou left the house, house, turning turniing a morning of running small errands errand ds into one hell of an eexpensive xp x ensivve shopping shoppin ng trip. trip. (That (That $1.99 paper $1.9 9 roll roll of toilet pap err you yo ou bought? bought? $36.99.) Ass with man many Suddenly it ccosts osts $36.9 9 A 9.) ny of these penalties, penalties, it is often oft ften the people people have little who ha ave lit ttle t or no wiggle wiiggle room room in

their budgets budgeets who are are hit hardest hardest with the fees. fees e . Consumer Consum mer advocates advocates have haave long targeted targeted overdraft overdraft fees feees as an unfair practice, practice, and an nd new new rules passed over over the last few few years years were were meant to keep keep bankss from from imposing imposing quite so many many overdraft overdraft fees feees on so many many customers. customers. Under Under guidelines passed in 2010, banks baanks must give give customers the th right i ht to to optt in i to t so-called so - called ll d “overdraft “overdraft protection” protection” programs, programs, meaning that th hat unless you you give give your your bank explicit expliccit permission, permission, the bank must deny den ny debit card card purchases purchases you you try try to make m e that exceed mak exceed the amount off money money you you have haave in your your account. account. The Th he mild embarrassment of being at the cash being rejected rejected e cash register register in exchange exchangge for fo or knowing you you won’t won’t accidentally accidentally spend spend more more money money than you’d you’d planned, plann l ned, d seemed, d, and d seems, seems, like like a good good deal. Unfortunately, Unffo ortun natelyy, the banks found fo ound sneaky sneaky ways ways y to keep keep increasing increasing fees feees while technically techn nically adhering to these rules. rules. For For instance, in nstance, although the opt-in are opt-in programs programs g are in place place and the median overdraft over e draft fee fee e has remained remained the same ($35), ($ $35),, related related fees, feees, like like the median n charge charge imposed imposed for fo or automatically automatically a transferring transffeerring money money from f om another fr anoth h account her account in i case case off an overdraft, overdraaft, have haave increased increased (from (from $10 to $12). $12)). Likewise, Likewise, the median fee feee for fo or an “extended “ xtended overdraft,” “e overdraft,”” one that isn’t within a certain isn’t rectified rectified e certain number number off days, daayys, went up, up, from from $25 $25 to $33. About About those th hose “extended “extended overdraft” overdraft” fees: feees: consumer consumer advocates advocates have haave noted that they they are are not unlike unlike shady payday paaydaay loans loan ns that charge charge consumers consumers a tremendous tremendo ous amount of interest interest to get some needed cash n cash in the short short term. The Consumer Consumer Federation Federation of America America recently rec e ently compared compared the two two practices, practices, and a came came up with some disturbing findings: As As it hass before, beffo ore, the Consumer Consumer Federation Federation n reported reported the cost cost at each bank of a $100 $ 0 overdraft $10 overdraft repaid repaid two two weeks laterr as if it were were a shortshortterm loan. It said the best best deal, at Citibank, was was equivalent to a loan with an annual an nnual percentage percentage rate of 884 884 percent. percen nt. Some banks, banks, including PNC and RBS R Citizens, Citizens, charge charge more more than 2,000 2,000 percent. percent. Anotherr thing: the banks

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A new new rreport eport fr from om the t Pew Pew Charitable Trusts’’ Safe Charitable Saffe Checking in the Electr Electronic onic Age Age Project P oject finds Pr new that, despite ne w ruless meant to keep fees k eep banks from from increasing increasing e feees offer on consumers, consumers, banks that t off ffeer cconsumer onsumer checking accounts accounts have haave increased incr eased fees fees e in some cases, cases, engaged hidden-fee in hidden-f fee e trickery trickery and pushed high-cost, highcost,, low-benefit low-benefit services services on customers. customers t . nerve. The ner ve. The report report looked look keed att the 12 biggest banks in the country country based baased on

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examined in the Pew examined Pew rreport eport ha have ave ccontinued ontinued to rreserve eserve the t right to pr process ocess withdra withdrawals awalls b byy dollar amount, rather than chr cchronologically. onologicallyy. This practic practicee “maximi “maximizes izes the number numb er of times an aaccount ccount goes goes negative, negativ e, thus incr increasing easiing o overdraft verdraft ffees”—and ees”—and e the banks can can cho choose ose to rreorder eorder transaction transactions ns whenever whenever theyy w the want, ant, without te telling elling their customers.. customers To T o mak makee mat matters ters wo worse, orse, bank customers on the who whole ole remain remain terribly cconfused onfused ab about ou ut their options, options, in terms of o overdraft verdraft “protection” “pr otection” and othe other er ffees eees and services. ser vices. The rreport eport ffound o ound that the median bank disclosu disclosure ure form fo orm is still 69 6 9 pages long— long—shorter shorteer than the median fform orm a ffew o ew yyears e ago ears ago,, but still much to too o long long.. (H (Have Haave yyou ou eever ver bothered b othered to slo slogg thr through ou ugh the dozens of pages of disclosur disclosures ess from from your your bank? O Off ccourse ourse not.) Ass P A Pew’s ew’s Susan W Weinstock eeiinstock put it, “C “Consumers onsumers ar aree eexpected xp pected to wade w ade thr through ough long long,, cconfusing o onfusing documents do cuments and ma may ay b bee subject to steep steep,, une unexpected xpected ffees eees to ac access cess their own checking accounts, acccounts, the ccornerstone ornerstone of househ household hold financial management. Consumers Consum mers must have understandable, transparent ha ave underst andable, transpar ent information enables inf fo ormation that enab bles them makee educ educated choices to mak ated cho oices when checking ccomparing omparing one checki ing account’s account’s benefits ccosts osts and b enefits to another aanother.” .” That’s got That ’s how banks go ot away away with charging Americans char ging Americ ans a staggering staggering overdraft $29.5 billion in o verdrraft ffees eees in 2011,

according to financial research according research firm Mo ebs Ser rvices. Moebs Services. A you’d expect, expect, some banks Ass you’d app ear to b betttter than others appear bee better ab out hidden hidd den fees. feees. The website 24/7 about Wall St. conducted conducted o its own analysis and ffound o ound d that the worst hidden-f fee e hidden-fee off ffeenders are a e HSBC, ar HSBC, C apital One offenders Capital and N orth hC arolina–based Bank North Carolina–based Branchingg and Trust,, while Bank of Americ a JPMorgan a, J JPMor gan Chase and U.S. U.S S. America, Bank wer ent. weree mor moree transpar transparent. A fo or a solution to these Ass for pr oblems, the P ew rreport eport has se veral problems, Pew several rrecommendations ecommen ndations ffor or o Congress Congress and the ne ew Consumer Consumer Financial Financial new Pr otection n Bur eau: requiring requiring Protection Bureau: cconcise, oncise, easy-to-read eaasy-to - -read ac count account terms “reaasonable” overdraft overdraft fees fees e terms,, “reasonable” and b etterr disclosure disclosure of o verdraft better overdraft options for o instance. instance. options,, for ““An A effic An cient mark et rrequires equires efficient market inf fo ormed cconsumers onsumers who ccan an informed mak ices based on the pr oduct makee choi choices product that b est meets m needs. This is best their needs. par ticularlly imp ortant ffor or o an item particularly important as fundamental fundam mental and significant significant as a checkingg ac count,”” the report report account,” cconcludes. oncludes. Indeed,, nine out of 10 Americ anss ar count Americans aree checking ac account customers yet those millions of customers.. And yet Americ anss ccontinue ontinue to b screwed Americans bee screwed b th ban b nks k th they help h l ed d bail b il outt byy the banks they helped just a ffew ew shor ears ago shortt yyears ago.. That just isn ’t right. isn’t

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Far too little heard on the West Coast, Chicago jazz singer Spider Saloff is a connoisseur of the American Songbook, an original stylist who specializes in the witty repartee of Cole Porter and the exquisite music of Billy Strayhorn. A dynamic performer who arrives in the Bay Area after premiering her one-woman musical The Roar of the Butterﬂy, Saloff performs as part of Los Gatos’s Jazz on the Plazz concert series with a band led by pianist Ken Muir, featuring the prodigious trumpeter Erik Jekabson. (AG)

There was a time back in the ’90s when bands could crank out guitar-driven alternative pop songs and dominate the airwaves. The Summerland 2012 tour is plucking ﬁve of those bands right out of that decade and delivering them to the Mountain Winery. The bands they chose are Everclear, Sugar Ray, the Gin Blossoms, Lit and Marcy Playground. Headliners Everclear produced an endless stream of polished college-rock songs, including “Santa Monica,” “Everything to Everyone,” “Father of Mine” and “I Will Buy You a New

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FOSSIL TREE San Jose Public Library, Santa Teresa Branch Fri – 4pm; free The last ﬁve years have seen an explosion of indie-rock bands inﬂuenced by the Smiths, bringing some straight-up, stay-inschool high-mindedness to the alternapop scene. Some specialize in Morrissey’s blend of sass and sadness. Others are more serious, like locals Fossil Tree. Though fairly

new, they’re honing that mystical Morrissey/Marr alchemy of complex, catchy guitar-rock and literate lyrics. I especially like the unexpected, druggy “ba-ba-ba-ba” breakdown in their otherwise driving “Greats and Grands.” Over the Bridge and Skyway View also perform. (SP)

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SUMMER BUMMER On The Corner Music, Campbell Fri – 7pm; free Splatterbeast may sound like an Accusted tribute band, but

* concerts DUKES OF SEPTEMBER Jun 30 at 7:30pm, San Jose Civic

NINETEEN W/ JUANITA HARRIS Jun 30 at 8pm, Theatre on San Pedro Square, San Jose

MAYHEM FESTIVAL Jul 1 at Shoreline

FIREWORKS With SF Symphony, Jul 4 at Shoreline

AL GREEN Jul 13 at 7:30pm, Montalvo Arts Center

STEVE MILLER BAND Jul 14 at Shorelline

ELVIN BISHOP Headlining Fountain Blues Fest, Jul 14, noon–8pm, St. James Park, San Jose

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

IL DIVO Jul 20–21 at 8pm, San Jose Civic

AMERICAN IDOL LIVE Jul 22 at 7pm, HP Pavilion

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SHITKICKERS Blank Club; San Jose Friday – 9pm; $8 What is the best kind of music to drink to? Country? Rockabilly? Punk Rock? The Shitkickers like to drink so much, they ﬁgured why not play all of said drinking musical genres? (They have yet to tackle Celtic music.) Whatever the Shitkickers are playing, they make sure it’s loud, powerful and fueled by drunken mojo. They don’t stick to standard rock instruments. They will bust out a ﬁddle or a banjo when the mood strikes, so expect a bit of a hootenanny at their shows—a drunken hootenanny. The band also has a song that shows their tender side; it’s a sad country tune about the Cactus Club—that local club all the members used to get shitfaced at. (AC)

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BARBARY COAST CABARET LIVE Landmark Ballroom, San Jose Sat – 8pm; $15 Nothing says “old-timey burlesque” like—the Smiths! Wait, maybe not. But the retro girls of Barbary Coast, collectively one of the Bay Area’s best burlesque troupes, are going all in on the theme with this ’80s Barbary Coast Cabaret. DJ Rockin’ Raul Castro will start with the group’s traditional swing lessons, but for this show he’ll throw in some ’80s moves. The show will feature not only the dancers but also Smiths tribute group This Charming Band.

TEARS FOR FEARS Aug 5 at 7:30pm, San Jose Civic

NEIL DIAMOND Aug 7 at 8pm, HP Pavilion

New Wave/’80s rockabilly attire is encouraged. (SP)

DUKES OF SEPTEMBER San Jose Civic, San Jose Sat – 7:30pm; $55-$125 Before the Doobie Brothers discovered Michael McDonald, he was recording backing vocals for Steely Dan. After he became a solo star, McDonald reconnected with Steely’s Donald Fagan for the New York Rock and Soul Revue with various artists doing some of their hits and joining up on other tunes. McDonald returned to his Steely Dan roots, joining Fagan on “Pretzel Logic.” In 2010, McDonald, Fagan and Scaggs reunited for the Dukes of September Rhythm Revue, once again doing some of their own songs and a few covers. (SP)

YES/PROCOL HARUM Aug 14 at San Jose Civic

KISS/MOTLEY CRUE Aug 15 at 7pm, Shoreline

IDENTITY FESTIVAL Aug 17 at 2pm, Shoreline

CHRIS BOTTI Aug 23 at 7:30pm, Montalvo Arts Center

CS&N Sep 8 at San Jose Civic

FIONA APPLE Sep 9, San Jose Civic

CHICAGO Sep 12 at 7:30pm, SJ Center for the Performing Arts

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

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12 days only 3-course dinners Special prix ﬁxe menus

At downtown San Jose’s ﬁnest restaurants Reservations recommended

19Market Restaurant 71 Saint Peter Mediterranean Grill Azucar Latin Restaurant & Lounge Back A Yard Caribbean American Grill Bella Mia Restaurant & Bar Billy Berk’s Restaurant Britannia Arms Downtown Chacho’s Restaurant Fahrenheit Restaurant & Lounge Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant The Grill on the Alley Habana Cuba Restaurant Il Fornaio La Pastaia Ristorante & Enoteca Loft Bar and Bistro Los Gatos Brewing Company Mezcal Restaurant Morton’s The Steakhouse Myth Taverna & Lounge Paolo’s Restaurant San Pedro Square Bistro & Wine Sonoma Chicken Coop Vino Vino

Restaurants and Prix Fixe Menus sjdowntown.com/dinedowntown PARK YOURSELF HERE. Many participating restaurants offer two hours of validated parking at designated parking lots and garages. Or ﬁnd $5 ﬂat rate parking after 6 p.m. in most city-owned lots and garages. sjdowntownparking.com

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elegant and calm atmosphere. The restaurant is dimly but tastefully lit, and the conversation ebbs and flows in a pleasant murmur. Prices are high, but reasonable, given the quality of the food and the elegance of the restaurant. Chinmi is translated loosely as gourmet, but means intense, peculiar tastes. Most of the dishes are viscera, like shuto ($6)—a small purée of a bonito stomach lining— and shiokara ($6)—squid stuffed with part of the stomach of the squid itself. Dishes are salted with specific salts, in order to intensify the taste. This approach is palatable only by serving very small portions, and drinking heavily. Sake, with its subtle flowery sweetness, can become cloying after a few hours

of prolonged indulgence. Some chinmi portions fit at the end of a chopstick. These dishes should interpose between different sakes, and some have specific sake pairings. Konowata ($9), salted sea cucumber viscera, is best eaten with a specific sake. Japanese relish off hand, understated brilliance, such as Jiro, Tokyos’s Michelin three-star-rated minuscule sushi bar; or exquisite chicken skewers found only in a 15-seat smoky den under a railway station. Imagine sitting in a bar after a long day, with a few co-workers, having a few rounds of sake. Then you call for the local speciality, something for a quick taste, and the balance of salt and slime cuts through the sake in a single explosive moment. That moment, a moment of insight and clarity, should be unexpected and hard to describe. Kani miso ($9) is a combination of miso paste and the gray matter of crab. The taste has few comparisons. The base taste is umami, with a soft dirty bite and a feeling of the

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color green. In keeping with the idea of an unusual taste, it’s not quite like anything else. Karasumi ($10), a dried mullet roe, has a nutty and salty ﬁsh taste, as if oysters had been raised in a vat of Gouda cheese. Chef Kaori Yamaguchi’s egg miso ($6) should not be missed. Organic chicken yolk is marinated with two kinds of miso. She uses white miso for sweetness and red miso for the strong salt taste.

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JOE CIRONE/HAY MARKET- The ﬁrst time I went to Hay Market, I knew Cirone was on to something different. Cirone is from San Jose but had traveled widely and so he knew what the city had and what it didn’t. He has created an exciting, worldly and approachable menu that is just what the city needed. When are you going to open a second place? JOSIAH SLONE/SENT SOVI- Slone mines the tradition of French food, but imbues it with a Northern California sensibility that is all his: clever, but approachable, distinct and delicious. The cozy, tucked-away location of the restaurant adds to the feeling that Slone is cooking just for you. MASAHIKO TAKEI/GOCHI- Japanese food is one of the strengths of Silicon Valley’s dining scene, and one of my favorite restaurant remains Gochi, because it embodies what I love about izakayas, small salty, fatty bites with plenty of top-shelf sake and soju. But Masahiko Takei’s “Japanese fusion tapas,” as he calls his food, stands out from the rest of the valley’s Japanese for its genrebending creativity. JESSE ZIFF COOL/FLEA STREET BISTRO - The East Bay has Alice Waters, and here in Silicon Valley’s we’ve got Jesse Ziff Cool. Cool has been celebrating seasonal, farm-to-table cooking before it was, well, cool. At nearly 30 years, Flea Street still tastes fresh and exciting, and that’s because Cool’s vision and sensibilities make it so. BRUNO CHEMEL/BAUME- Last year Chemel picked up his second Michelin star, a big deal for a chef born and raised in France. Baume is a singular restaurant in the Bay Area. The interior is spare and modern, yet warm and inviting. The setting is the perfect environment to appreciate Chemel’s cerebral, avant-garde cooking. You won’t ﬁnd anything like it anywhere else.

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Silicon Valley Music Festival Wednesday–Friday; Le Petit Trianon, San Jose, and other venues; $20–$30 Reminiscent of Music@Menlo, the Silicon Valley Music Festival, founded by Ray Furuta and Jasmin Arakawa (pictured), brings a variety of classical chamber-music performers and composers to town for a concentration of concerts. The shows included an evening with composer Yuko Uebayashi (sold out) on Wednesday; a free solo pan recital by Andy Akiho on Thursday at noon in San Antonio Plaza; a Thursday program of works by Schumann, Mozart and Bach, 7pm at Le Petit Trianon; and a ﬁnale show Friday (7pm at Le Petit Trianon) with works by Spohr, Uebayashi and Schumann.

Buddy Holly Tribute Concert Thursday–Friday, 8pm, Sunday, 3pm; California Theatre, San Jose; $75/$100 On a fateful day in February, 1959, a bit of rock & roll history went down with the plane carrying Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper. San Jose Stage Company recalls the era with a tribute concert full of memorable rock tunes, narrated by Waylon Jennings, who almost took that same ﬂight. Travis Poelle plays Buddy Holly, while Manuel Romero (pictured) channels Ritchie Valens. The show is a beneﬁt for Stage Company.

MRS. WARREN’S PROFESSION Pear Avenue Theatre celebrates its 10th anniversary with a revival of the Bernard Shaw play that was its ﬁrst show. Runs thru Jul 15. Thu-Fri, 8pm, Sat, 2 and 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $15-$30. Pear Avenue Theatre, Mountain View.

WHEELHOUSE A new musical comedy by GrooveLily, presented by TheatreWorks. Runs thru Jul 1. Tue-Wed, 7:30pm, Thu-Fri, 8pm, Sat, 2 and/or 8pm, Sun, 2 and/ or 7pm. $29-$49. Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

THE WIZARD OF OZ The classic redone by South Valley Civic Theatre. Runs thru Jul 7. Fri-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2:30pm. $14/$18. Morgan Hill Community Playhouse.

Classical Concerts CHAMBER MUSIC SEMINAR With two performances. Sat, 7:30pm, at Dinkelspiel Auditorium: A free recital with St. Lawrence String Quartet. Sun, 11am, at Campbell Recital Hall: A free performance by various ensembles. Stanford.

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*stage Theater THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE A Northside production of Martin McDonagh’s thriller about two women in a remote Irish village. Runs thru Jul 8. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 3pm. $15/$20. Northside Theatre, San Jose.

BELLS ARE RINGING A Comden and Green musical from West Valley Light Opera. Runs thru Jul 21. Fri-Sat, 8pm. Sun, 2:30pm. $18-$33. Saratoga Civic Theater, 13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga.

BILL W. AND DR. BOB The story of two men who helped founded Alcoholics Anonymous. Presented by San Jose Rep. Runs thru Jul 15. Wed, 7:30pm, Thu-Fri, 8pm, Sat, 3 and 8pm, Sun, 2pm (plus 7pm Jul 8), Tue, 7:30pm. $18-$74. San Jose Repertory Theatre.

BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON

$100. California Theatre, San Jose.

CALIFORNIA THEATRE CENTER Sunnyvale troupe presents its summer repertory season. “Dial M for Murder.” This week ThuFri, 7:30pm, Sat, 3pm. $10-$26. Sunnyvale Community Center.

THE GONDOLIERS

A rock musical presented by San Jose Stage Company. Runs thru Jul 29. Wed-Thu, 7:30pm, Fri-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $25$50. The Stage, San Jose.

A presentation of the Gilbert and Sullivan favorite by Lyric Theatre. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $11-$36. Montgomery Theater, San Jose.

BUDDY HOLLY TRIBUTE CONCERT

THE LIEUTENANT OF INISHMORE

A beneﬁt show for San Jose Stage with the music of Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper re-created by Travis Poelle and Manuel Romero. Thu-Fri, 8pm, Sat, 3pm. $75-

Martin McDonagh’s play about Irish politics in a Palo Alto Players production. Runs thru Jul 1. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2:30pm. $20-$29. Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto.

The series continues with performance by Ramon Romero and Strings of Fire plus a talk by astronomer Raja Guha Thakurta. Sat, 8:30pm. $40 and up. Lick Observatory, Mt. Hamilton, San Jose.

ST. LAWRENCE STRING QUARTET A performance of Korngold’s Piano Quintet and Martinu’s Madrigals for Violin and Viola. Fri, 12:10pm. Free. Dinkelspiel Auditorium.

Comedy ANGELICA’S BISTRO Wed, 8pm: Comedy night hosted by Dan St. Paul. No cover. Redwood City.

BOLD KNIGHT Wed, 7:30pm: Beat the Heat Comedy Competition, with cash prizes, running through June. San Jose.

COMEDYSPORTZ Fri, 9pm and Sat, 7 and 9pm: Live improv comedy. Fri, 11pm: The Midnight Show. Inside the Camera 3 building, San Jose.

MADE UP THEATRE Sat, 8pm: $10. 3392 Sheldon Ct., Fremont.

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

SAN JOSE IMPROV Wed, 8pm: United Nations Comedy. Thu, 8pm: Kris Tinkle. Fri, 8 and 10pm, Sat, 7 and 9pm, Sun, 7pm: Felipe Esparza. San Jose.

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Museums ART MUSEUM OF LOS GATOS

HISTORY MUSEUM OF LOS GATOS “Radiant Light: Memories From the Ming Quong Home in Los Gatos.” Thru Jul 15. Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm. Los Gatos.

MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HERITAGE “Inventing the 20th Century, 1901-1941.” A show with artifacts about innovation. FriSun, 11am-4pm. Palo Alto.

SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF ART “Mexicanisimo Through Artists’ Eyes.” Thru Sep 23. “Frank Lobdell: Wonderland.” Thru Aug 5. “To Hell and Back.” Illustrations for Dante by Sandow Birk. Thru Sep 16. “Renegade Humor.” Thru Jul 8. Tue-Sun, 11am-5pm, closed Mon. San Jose.

SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF QUILTS & TEXTILES “Mark Adams.” A show of works by the contemporary Bay Area textile artist. Thru Jul 29. TueSun, 10am-5pm. San Jose.

“Point of View: Landscape Interpreted.” With works by Kim Lordier, Rex Naden and Gage Opdenbrouw. Thru Aug 2. WedSun, 11am-5pm. Los Gatos.

TECH MUSEUM

CANTOR ARTS CENTER

TRITON MUSEUM OF ART

“Not Wanting to Say Anything About Marcel.” An exhibit of “plexigrams” by John Cage. Thru Nov 11. “Central Nigeria Unmasked: Arts of the Benue River Valley.” Thru Sep 2. “Light Works.” Two minimalist installations by Dan Flavin and Robert Irwin. Thru Jul 8. “Wood, Metal, Paint: Sculpture from the Fisher Collection.” Thru Oct 13. Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm, Thu, 11am-8pm. Stanford.

“SJSU Graduate Exhibition.” Thru Jul 15. “California Society of Printmakers.” Thru Jul 15. A show of works in honor of the society’s 100th anniversary. “Roberta Loach.” A selection of pieces by the painter, printmaker and writer. Thru Jul 8. Tue-Wed and Fri-Sun, 11am-5pm, Thu, 11am-9pm. Santa Clara.

CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY MUSEUM Activities and hands-on fun for kids. Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm, Sun, noon-5pm. Discovery Meadow, San Jose.

DE SAISSET MUSEUM “Chain Reaction: Artists Consider the Bicycle.” “Clunkers to MTBs: The Evolution of the Mountain Bike.” Thru Jul 1. “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.

Exhibits about science and technology. Mon-Wed, 10am5pm, Thu-Sun, 10am-8pm. San Jose.

Galleries OPENING DINAPOLI GALLERY “Seven Doors.” Works by seven Vietnamese-American artists from the Bay Area. Jul 3-30. Reception Jul 7, 1-5pm. Inside King Main Library, San Jose.

CONTINUING ANNO DOMINI “Tenuous Threads.” A solo show for painter Lacey Bryant. Thru Jun 30. San Jose.

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32 ART ARK GALLERY “Collagements = Collages of Moments.” Works by Gianfranco Paolozzi. Thru Jun 30. San Jose.

BRUNI GALLERY “The Jazz Masters Series” by BRUNI. San Jose.

DOWNTOWN YOGA SHALA “Fort Ord (ret.).” Photographs of Fort Ord by Marco Zecchin. Thru Jun 30. San Jose.

KALEID GALLERY “Instinctive Paths.” New paintings by Kori Thompson. “The Tradition of Decay.” Works by Andrew Wallace. Thru Jun 30. San Jose.

KING MAIN LIBRARY An exhibit celebrating SJSU’s role as the original “California State” institution of higher learning. Thru Jul 31. Special Collections. King Main Library, San Jose.

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“Inglorious Vandals.” A group show in collaboration with Gift 2 Gab Gallery. With special guest Mark Bode. Thru Jun 29. San Jose.

“Even the Smallest Change Can Be Profound.” A show about artists as agents of change. Thru Aug 4. Wed-Thu, noon-7pm, FriSat, noon-5pm. San Jose.

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Large-scale digital art pieces by illustrator, artist and ﬁlmmaker Katie Bush. Runs thru fall. Campbell.

“Oceanscapes and Other Visions of Nature.” A group show. Thru Jul 1. Redwood City.

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“As I See It: Downtown Through My Viewﬁnder,” photographs by Jai Tanju. Thru Jun 30. San Jose.

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“Waste Not.” Group show by artists working with recycled materials. Thru Jul 8. Fibre Arts Design Studio, Palo Alto.

GALLERY HOUSE “Birdsong, Botany and Other Bounty.” Clayprints by Martha Castillo and watercolors by Trevlyn Williams. Thru Jul 21. Reception Fri, 6-8pm. Tue-Wed, 11am-4pm, Thu-Sat, 11am-8pm, Sun, 11am-3pm. Palo Alto.

GALLERY SARATOGA “Travel Adventures.” Photos by Judy Bingman and paintings by Dorothy Atkins. Thru Jul 1. TueSun, 11am-6pm. Saratoga.

GOOD KARMA CAFE “Appreciate (a pr sh at)” by Fernando FORCE 129, mixed-media works.Thru Jul 28. San Jose.

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MONTALVO ARTS CENTER The Marianas (a.k.a. Michael Arcega and Stephanie Syjuco) presents a souvenir pop-up show related to the centenary of Montalvo. Thru Jul 20. Thu-Sun, 11am-3pm. Saratoga.

PHANTOM GALLERIES Digitally themed works in window fronts along the street. Continuing. 95 S. Market St, San Jose.

PHO69 “Soup to You.” Paintings by Judy Gittelsohn. Thru Jul 28. San Jose.

PSYCHO DONUTS Group show by local artists. San Jose.

SAN JOSE INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART “Chico and Chang.” Artists explore the meaning of cultural representation. Thru Sep 16. “City Beneath the City.” A show of artifacts unearthed during the original excavation of San Jose’s Chinatown. Thru Sep 16. Tue-Fri, 10am-5pm, Sat, noon5pm. San Jose.

THE USUALS New photos by Josh Marcotte of www.lostsanjose.com. Thru Jul 26. The Usuals, San Jose.

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A book event with the author of “Monarch Beach.” Thu, 7pm. Kepler’s, Menlo Park.

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A special Gymnastics Fan Fest with a block party and presentation of the Olympic Team leading up to competition on Jul 1. Thu-Sun. HP Pavilion San Jose.

VALLEY OF HEART’S DELIGHT A beneﬁt for History San Jose’s educational program features food stations and tastings, local wine and beer, trolley rides and music by Fiddle Road and the Dewayne Oakley Blues Ense mble. Sat, 5-9pm. $125. History Park San Jose

Tonight: Tai Cheri Straight-Ahead Jazz Lobby Lounge , Fairmont Hotel Wed Jun 27, 7:30pm Lara Price & Yesterday’s Band Blues Poor House Bistro, San Jose Thurs Jun 28, 6pm Ron E. Beck R&B San Pedro Square Market, San Jose Fri Jun 29, 7pm Terry Hiatt Band Blues Poor House Bistro, San Jose Thurs Jul 5, 6pm John Nemeth Blues San Pedro Square Market, San Jose Fri Jul 6, 7pm Anton Schwartz Straight-Ahead Jazz Afﬁnity Restaurant and Bar, Hilton Wed Jul 11, 7:30pm

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The holiday event kicks off with a 5K run and a Bike Classic. Freedom Fest also includes a Cruise and Car Show with cars that will open the parade, which made its debut in 1876. A ﬁreworks show ﬁlls the night. Wed, all day. Community Park, Morgan Hill.

GILROY FIREWORKS Gilroy High School will host its annual ﬁreworks show at 9:15pm.

RED, WHITE & BOOM The holiday celebration at the Milpitas Sports Center will begin with a pool party, games and lunch. A concert and ﬁreworks follow in the evening with music by the Houserockers. Attendees can bring a picnic dinner and enjoy the ﬁreworks display. Wed, 1pm on. Milpitas.

ROARING CAMP Roaring Camp is hosting an All-American style celebration. With a ’50s-inspired theme, the festivities include hulahoop contests, games, live entertainment and a barbecue. Both railways will be operating this day. Wed, all day. Felton.

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LOS GATOS FOURTH A celebration will take place at the Civic Center, featuring a picnic lunch and performance from the San Jose Wind Symphony. There will also be games and family-friendly activities. Wed, all day. Free. Downtown Los Gatos.

ROSE, WHITE & BLUE PARADE A traditional event presented by the Alameda Business Assoc., the Shasta/Hanchett Park Neighborhood and the Rose Garden Neighborhood. Wed, July 4, 7:30am-2pm; parade begins 10am. Lincoln High School, San Jose.

SANTANA ROW The Summer Block Party at Santana Row includes a sidewalk sale, discounts and food and drink tasting. At noon, the Counter will host its

second annual barbecue with live music at Park Valencia.

SAN JOSE GIANTS The San Jose Giants hit the field against the Modesto Nuts with special Stars & Stripes jerseys and caps followed by a fireworks show after the game. The game is sold out, but several locations surrounding Memorial Stadium offer a chance to see San Jose’s only holiday fireworks show.

MARMIST The bar and lounge offers free barbecue for the holiday. Wed, open at 6am. 2306 Almaden Road, San Jose.

CUPERTINO FOURTH A pancake breakfast at 7am, followed by a ﬂag-raising, children’s parade and a concert by OTR at 10:30am, Memorial Park. Also, swimming barbecue and live music by the Dave

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GREAT AMERICA The amusement park gets a jump on the holiday with ﬁreworks displays June 30 and July 1 (but no show on July 4). Santa Clara.

SANTA CLARA ALL-CITY PICNIC With entertainment and ﬁreworks for the whole family. Wed, July 4; 8am-10pm; Central Park, Santa Clara.

SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY AT SHORELINE The symphony will perform at the Shoreline Amphitheatre for the annual concert and ﬁreworks show, which will be accompanied by a gymnastics performance. Wed, 8pm; $35 and up. Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain

View. (Nearby Aquatic Center and Lakeside Cafe offers a barbecue and watercraft combo for enjoying the holiday and watching the ﬁreworks.)

SUMMER FESTIVAL AND CHILI COOK-OFF Twenty chefs will compete for the chili championship. Live music and entertainment, along with face painting and other activities for children, is planned. Wed, noon-5pm. Mitchell Park, Palo Alto.

REDWOOD CITY FOURTH OF JULY The theme of the annual event is “Salute to Agriculture.” The parade is followed by an Independence Day Festival that covers several blocks in downtown Redwood City. The block party will have entertainment for all ages, including arts and crafts, food

Aptos is hosting its “World’s Shortest Parade,” which spans 0.6 miles. The day is ﬁlled with celebrations for the fourth of July with a pancake breakfast in the morning, a short parade, and party in the park. Wed, 7am on. Soquel and State Park, Aptos.

FREMONT FOURTH The Fremont 4th of July Parade starts in downtown Fremont in the morning with creative ﬂoats, live music and marching and guest celebrities. The parade starts with a ﬂy-over from the “Beech Boys” airplanes. Wed, 10am on. Centerville District, Fremont.

ARDENWOOD The Independence Day Celebration takes the form of a 1900-style festival with live patriotic music from a brass band and ﬁddle music in the farmyard. There will also be games and contests. Wed, all day. Ardenwood Historic Farm, Fremont.

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Olympic Pioneer DURING the Olympic Trials in San Jose this weekend, Willow Glen High School and Stanford University alum Josh Dixon must come in sixth to secure a spot on the U.S. National men’s gymnastics team. If chosen, he will become the first publicly out male gymnast to compete in the Olympics. Dixon announced his sexuality in an interview with Outsports.com that was published this May, and he’s already gaining fans. Wrote one commenter: “I have a new hero.” He will also be joining the very small percentage of Olympic athletes who are openly gay; of the 10,708 athletes at the Beijing Games in 2008, only 10 were publicly gay. That’s a big deal, but Josh is cool about it. He’s not trying to be a political figure or a gay-rights poster child. He’s just being himself—and using his status as a high-profile athlete to show others just how normal it is to be gay. “Now that I’m in this position, I feel like I have a responsibility to put myself out there for people who have the same problems,” he says. “I can be a role model and let them know it’s OK, especially in the world of sports.” Dixon’s public “outing” comes at a time when LGBTQ-rights groups are taking advantage of the political microscope focused on the Olympics to highlight the injustices faced by the LGBTQ community worldwide. Activists have been pressuring the International Olympic Committee to ban the 84 countries that criminalize homosexuality. In addition, British human-rights lawyer Mark Stephens published an article in The Guardian late last month titled, “Let’s Make LGBT Rights the Centrepiece of London 2012,” urging gay Olympic athletes to come out of the closet as a gesture of pride. Dixon doesn’t know Mark Stephens and admits he hasn’t been keeping up with the news. “Because of the scale of the Olympics, it’s hard to avoid it being political,” he says, although somehow, despite publicly coming out in this politicized atmosphere, he’s managed to do just that. Like any athlete with their eye on the prize, his focus is on his sport.

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The acceptance he received from his friends and family when he came out to them a year and a half ago hasn’t been any cause for stress. They were “nonchalant,” he says, and totally supportive. He said his teammates assured him that he was still one of their leaders. “I think for me, after coming out in college, I became so much more carefree, and I excelled so much more in my sport,” he says. He views the process of publicly coming out as similar to an injury or other obstacle that can help athletes grow. Now he’s hoping others facing the same problems can have just as positive of an experience. He decided to come out to the public after a friend and ex-teammate told Dixon he “could have a tremendous impact in breaking down barriers and making people feel more comfortable with who they are in sports.”—Alyssa Kies

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THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (PG-13; 136 min.) Following the Hollywood rule â€œIf it ainâ€™t broke, reboot it anyway,â€? the latest SpiderMan iteration takes us back to the beginning, and has Andrew GarďŹ eld donning the mask and facing off against the Lizard. (Opens Tue, Jul 3, valleywide.)

TED

(NR; 93 min.) This documentary addresses the long-standing problem of sexual abuse within the military, and the militaryâ€™s continuous lack of response. (Opens Fri at Camera 7 in Campbell.)

(R; 106 min.) Ted marks Seth McFarlaneâ€™s (of Family Guy fame) feature ďŹ lm debut, and it is a mix of live-action, commuter animation, a blank check and a blind eye. Mark Wahlberg plays a Boston native whose childhood wish for his teddy bear to come to life is granted, for better or worse. Now in his adult years, he ďŹ nds himself ready to kick Ted (voiced by McFarlane) to the curb after his girlfriend (Mila Kunis) demands that he ditch the slacker lifestyle that he and Ted have come to adopt. (Opens Fri valleywide.)

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(R; 110 min.) Channing Tatum plays a veteran stripper named Magic Mike (which strangely, sounds like a subpar stripper name when compared to â€œChanning Tatumâ€?). The ďŹ lm is directed by Steven Soderbergh, who continues his â€œone for the studio, one for myselfâ€? system of ďŹ lmmakingâ€”though where this one falls is anyoneâ€™s guess. (Opens Fri at Camera 12 in San Jose.)

MADEAâ€™S WITNESS PROTECTION (PG-13; 114 min.) Donâ€™t let the ďŹ lmâ€™s title fool you: I have a feeling neither Tyler Perry nor Madea will be disappearing anytime soon. (Opens Fri valleywide.)

PEOPLE LIKE US (PG-13; 115 min.) Chris Pine and

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1986) A nebbish (Rick Moranis) seeks favor at the ďŹ‚ower shop where he works by creating a new horticultural variety. Unfortunately, the plant requires far too much blood meal. (Plays Jun 28 at sundown on Post Street between Market and First in San Jose; free.)

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Revivals ANNIE (1982) The sing-along experience, so get ready to hit the high notes on â€œTomorrow.â€? (Plays Jun 29-Jul 1 in San Jose at the Retro Dome.) (RvB)

G.I. JOE: THE RISE OF COBRA (2009) Supposedly good-bad: toybased commandoes in search of the evil international terrorist group COBRA, â€œwith Sienna Miller as the Baroness.â€? (Plays Jun 28 at sundown in Redwood City at Old Courthouse Square.) (RvB)

NILES FILM MUSEUM Jun 29-Jul 1: Broncho Billy Film Festival: a celebration of Nilesâ€™ place in silent ďŹ lm history, dedicated to the worldâ€™s ďŹ rst cowboy movie star who worked in and around this area a century ago. Andersonâ€™s ďŹ lms are on view, as are other movies, from GrifďŹ thâ€™s early masterpiece The Musketeers of Pig Alley (1912) to Helen Gardnerâ€™s version of Cleopatra. (Plays Jun 29-Jul 1 in Fremont at the Edison Theater.) (RvB)

(R; 90 min.) See review on page 40.

(1953/1954) Audrey Hepburn in the ďŹ lm that made her a star: a Ruritanian princess on the run in Roman Holiday; reporter Gregory Peck is on her trail. BILLED WITH Sabrina: Hepburn as a chic chauffeurâ€™s daughter attracted to a neâ€™er do well (William Holden, at his best and showing a debonair trick of carrying champagne glasses in his back pocket). But this playboyâ€™s more staid brother (Humphrey Bogart) isnâ€™t disinterested in her, either. (Plays Jun 30-Jul 3 in Palo Alto at the Stanford Theatre.) (RvB)

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Sister Act LYNN SHELTON’S Your Sister’s Sister is the best argument for Mark Duplass we’ve had so far. Duplass has been working hard in the indie vineyard. Here he plays Jack, a bitter, unemployed Seattleite. At his brother’s memorial ceremony, he’s the only one willing to address the sibling’s bullying, manipulative qualities: “If we’re going to toast the man, let’s toast the man.” The brother’s ex, Iris (Emily Blunt, swallowing and kind of choking on her British accent) oﬀers Jack her family’s vacation home in Puget Sound as a refuge. Unbeknownst, Iris’ big sister Hannah (Rosemarie DeWitt) is there already to recover from the breakup of her own long-term relationship with a woman. Jack and Hannah get into the tequila, and then into the sack. Matters are complicated by Iris’ hurt feelings, and Hannah’s hidden agenda. Shelton (Humpday) goes for the realistically unkempt look in dress as well as bed: the wardrobe of hoods, ﬂannels and thermals, compliments the wild night (Jack comes too soon and leans on Hannah’s hair). The wit is all in the come-on: “I would be super open to this,” is Jack’s passive way of trying to lure this lesbian into a man’s bed.

Seeing Hannah, it’s as if the call went out for a young Catherine Keener. They certainly found her. Rosemarie DeWitt has been around: she had the title role in Rachel Getting Married. She was also Midge in Mad Men: the woman who Pfli J`jk\iÊj J`jk\i catalyzed that Ozu-like passage where Don R; 90 min. Draper was, without any Opens Fri. at warning, transfixed by a the Aquarius folk song about Babylon. and Camera 7 DeWitt has heavy lashes and bangs and a terrific hawk nose, and is my idea of what Lois Lane would look like. She’s a lowdown moqueuse: when Jack pays her body a heavy compliment, she picks her tooth with her fingernail to show how touched she is. Your Sister’s Sister is capped with a token, petty act of rage that’s meant to look existential but looks more like street vandalism. Still, Shelton gives her actors room to play, and that’s the best thing about her: Duplass looks sly and clever for once instead of stocky and half-asleep. But the shaggy, unfocussed quality of Shelton’s drama leaves the story to go into only one direction: the realm of tooeasy reconciliation and affirmation. —Richard von Busack

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Raynes, now a San Jose State University student, had been going to Freq Out! since it started in Santa Cruz. But it was after it moved to downtown San Jose last year that it led her to Lopez, who would eventually become her artistic collaborator and boyfriend. “The ﬁrst

time we ever talked was at a Freq Out, on Halloween,” says Raynes. “I had just moved here from Florida, and started hanging out at live music events downtown,” says Lopez, who lives in Gilroy. In a nice bit of circular karma, Raynes and Lopez will paint together at the next Freq Out!, on Friday at South First Billiards. This edition will feature seven live acts on the bill, with four visual artists doing live art to the music. Most people aren’t used to seeing live art during a concert, let alone two people working on the same piece. But Lopez and Raynes began collaborating on their paintings after ﬁrst experimenting with a long, rectangular canvas. “I started at one end, and she started at one end, and then we just

flip-flopped,” Lopez remembers. “I went over what she was doing, and she went over what I was doing.” “It almost inspires me more when we work together,” Raynes adds. “It’s more of a surprise.” The canvas they’ll be working with on Friday will be the largest they’ve done yet. Both of them are hooked on the live art experience. “It draws out inspiration that you wouldn’t normally get,” says Raynes. Lopez is now doing most of his art at live music events. “Everybody is really into it, because it’s immediate,” he says. “It’s like you’re a musician playing a song.” In another bit of symmetry, the San Jose group Rebelskamp, which will be performing at this week’s Freq Out!, looks at its music like an artist painting a piece. “That’s such a match for our music,” says drummer Dan Gilardoni of the event’s live-art component. “We don’t know what we’re playing, but we’ll just start flowing with it.” Rebelskamp started as the freestyle rap crew LSB, and didn’t compromise

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their creative process one bit when they became a rock band. “We make up our music on the spot,” says Gilardoni. “We thrive on that unpredictability.” However, Rebelskamp is far from a traditional jam band. Rather than noodling in the genre’s traditional style, they try to build structured 3–5 minute songs. And they sound totally different depending on where they’re playing—a loud street at SubZERO, a quiet coffeehouse at Caffé Frascati (where they play the ﬁrst Saturday of the month) or their gigs at Myth. All of this raw, freeform creativity is exactly what San Jose’s Kyle Patrick pictured when he started the Freq Out! events. He was inspired by the festivals he was going to, like Symbiosis and Emissions. “What I wanted to create was what I was seeing out in the middle of the woods,” says Patrick, “I wanted to bring that energy indoors.” Patrick, who was classically trained, is in several bands and calls himself “an upright bass player at heart,” brings his own spontaneous creativity to Freq Out!, performing as UpSwell. Though his sets are laptop-based, he tries to get off what he calls “the MIDI clock” by incorporating live elements like looping and a fretless bass guitar. “I found myself calling myself a DJ for lack of a better word,” he says. Patrick says one of his main goals with the music at Freq Out!—which started as purely dubstep, glitch-hop and other electro but has broadened considerably—is to book artists that he believes people don’t know, but should. This edition will feature, besides Rebelskamp, electronic artist Bogl, as well as Likquid Project, Dirtybeats and Codeword. There will also be a secret guest headliner. Many of the artists involved with Freq Out! praise its vibe of respect toward art and music. But Patrick believes it has gotten as successful as it has so far because it’s also a place for creative people to let loose, as well. “It’s an art thing,” he says, “but it’s a great party, too.”

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PHOTOS: WARM WEATHER AND HOT BODS AT DETOX SUNDAYS Soak ‘em up while you can, for Detox Sundays, the seasonal pool party that has attracted hot bods from throughout the Bay Area to Beverly Heritage Hotel in Milpitas for the last ﬁve years, is coming to an end in July.

TONY SLY RETURNS WITH REWORKED NO USE FOR A NAME SONGS Tony Sly has been heading up San Jose’s most famous punk band for more than 20 years, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that he’s used his solo career to branch out musically (though he hasn’t strayed too far thematically).

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Dent May, who opens for Quintron & Miss Pussycat at the Blank Club this Wednesday, is supporting his remarkably unique sophomore album, Do Things.

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BRITANNIA ARMS ALMADEN Fri, 10pm: Spazmatics. Sat, 10pm: Superbad. San Jose.

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Sat, 8pm: Y&T. $25. Santa Clara.

Fri, 9pm: Buzzkill. Sat, 8pm: Barb Rocks’ birthday bash with Cadent, Manjo and the Bandolins, Far From You, Scarlet Spoke, the Trash*Pop Icons. $5. Cupertino.

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Wed, 8pm: Quintron & Miss Pussycat, Dent May. $10. Fri, 9pm: Shitkickers, Boar Hunter, Bibles & Hand Grenades. $8. San Jose.

BOSWELL’S Wed, 9:30pm: Jack Rip-Off. Thu,

THE CATS Wed, 7pm: Johnny Fabulous. Thu, 8pm: Bob Gonzalez Band. Fri, 9pm: Neva. Sat, 9pm: Live music. Sun, 6pm: Joe Ferrara. Los Gatos.

CIVIC CENTER PLAZA Sun, 5pm: Sista Monica. Los Gatos.

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Sat, 8pm: Cado. Free. San Jose.

Sat, 8pm: Rebel Yell. Dance party. $10. Redwood City.

CALIFORNIA THEATRE

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Thu-Fri, 8pm & Sun, 3pm: Buddy Holly Tribute Concert. Proceeds beneﬁt the San Jose Stage Company. $75-$100. San Jose.

Fri, 6pm: Mustache Harbor. Redwood City.

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Daydream Nation #3 SHUTEYE UNISON, ALUMNI of the legendary indie group The Rum Diary, take the stage at San Pedro Square Market for the third installment of Daydream Nation this Saturday. The Rum Diary’s balance between heart-on-the-sleeve emo-rock and tongue-in-cheek prog-rock set them apart in the crowded landscape of indie rock in the early 2000s. Shuteye Unison continue the Rum Diary’s penchant for redeﬁning genres, but give it an even stranger spin. Their debut record, Our Future Selves, is a hand-crafted collection of oddball, technically impressive and stylistically diverse tunes. They mix punk and dance grooves with indie-pop piano ballads, ’70s space-rock jams and of course atmospheric guitar rock. Every song seems to be referencing a different style of music, several in most cases. Their one commonality: they walk a weird line of sounding both intimate and larger than life, like an amphitheater rock band listened to on headphones.

San Pedro Square Market Saturday, June 30 7pm; free

Headlining the show are the relatively new local band Colorscout, who play fun jangle-pop. They have keyboards, an acoustic guitar, an electric bass and drums and a female singer. There are elements of folk and ’80s new wave, and Colorscout are already turning heads in the local scene. Also on the bill are Cartoon Bar Fight and Curious Quail, two more folk/ ’80s-pop inﬂuenced local bands.

42 DOWNTOWN SUNNYVALE Wed, 5:30pm: Too Smooth. Murphy and Washington avenues, Sunnyvale.

FRANCESCA’S Sat, 8pm: Nu-Rick Recordds show. Mountain View.

THE GRAPEVINE Thu, 7pm: Frank Sorci. Sat, 7pm: Hootenanny with Mike Murdock and Sean McGuire. Willow Glen.

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Fri: Phil ‘N’ the Blanks. Sunnyvale.

Wed, 7pm: k.d. lang and the Siss Boom Bang, Milk Carton Kids. $53.75-$175. Saratoga.

MEMORIAL PARK Thu, 6:30pm: Daze on the Green. Part of the Cupertino Summer Concert Series. Cupertino.

MOJO LOUNGE Fri, 9:30pm: Tip of the Top. $5. Sat, 9:30pm: Live music. Fremont.

MOUNTAIN WINERY Thu, 6:30pm: Summerland 2012 Tour with Everclear, Lit, Sugar Ray, Gin Blossoms and Marcy Playground. $49.50-$89.50. Fri, 7:30pm: The Fab Four: the Ultimate Tribute. $27.50-$47.50. Saratoga

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Anya and the Get Down ANYA AND THE GET DOWNâ€™s ďŹ rst EP got the local scene buzzing, its Amy Winehouseâ€“type confessional rock blending effortlessly with dubstep, reggae and hip-hopâ€”not to mention the revelation that was Anyaâ€™s vocals. Their new, still nameless second EP, which will be released in conjunction with a headlining show at the Pagoda Saturday, should be no less impactful. â€œI think thereâ€™s a little bit more soul on this one,â€? says Anya. â€œItâ€™s coming from a deeper place.â€? The new EP features three new songsâ€”â€œMaybe,â€? â€œL.A. Womanâ€? (not the Doors song), and â€œGotta Be Got.â€? It also includes her ďŹ rst single, â€œGone Baby Gone,â€? and a remix of â€œCâ€™est La Vieâ€? from the ďŹ rst EP, done by the Bangerzâ€™s Cutso. Pagoda Lounge â€œHeâ€™s a good friend of mine, and I just told him, â€˜I think this track could use your touch,â€™â€? she says. â€œHe Sat, June 30 kind of electriďŹ ed it up. It worked outâ€”obviously, because itâ€™s Cutso.â€? 9pm; $10-$20 The bandâ€™s been taking a break from playing live to work on the EP, and their ďŹ rst album, which is due sometime this summer. This will be Anyaâ€™s ďŹ rst show ever playing the piano with her band, even though she is classically trained and it is her primary instrument. There are plans to move the Fairmontâ€™s grand piano in for the show. Itâ€™ll also be Anya and the Get Downâ€™s ďŹ rst time headlining the Pagoda, though Anya considers the spot a good luck charm after her ďŹ rst show there, opening for Talib Kweliâ€™s Idle Warship. â€œI actually had lost my voice that night,â€? she says, â€œbut I magically got it back. It turned out to be one of the best shows weâ€™ve ever done.â€?

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Thu, 7pm: Live blues-rock. Fri, 8:30pm: The Road Dogs. $10. Sat, 8:30pm: The Hitmen. $10. Tue, 7pm: Jam with Dennis Dove or Ray Ray. Santa Clara.

NINE LIVES Fri, 8pm: Den of Antiquity,

SoulJive, Soulful Obsession. $10. Sat, 8:30pm: Raw Legends Co. Summer Please Party with music by Gold N Diamonds and SERSIC and performances by TMAC and TRENDZ. $12. Gilroy.

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Wed: Jam night with Stan Erhardt Trio. Thu: The Joint Chiefs. No cover. Fri, 9:30pm: Touch N Go. $10. Sat, 9:30pm: Six String. $10. Los Gatos.

Thu, 9:30pm: Charles Wheel Band. San Jose.

ORCHARD CITY GREEN Thu, 6:30pm: Nigel & Clive. Campbell. Sat, 9pm: Anya and the Get Down. $10-$20. Fairmont Hotel, San Jose.

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Iron Bartender A FEW YEARS AGO, you couldn’t have done an Iron Bartender competition in the South Bay. Or rather, you could have, but few would have cared. Slowly, though, the mixology madness that swept New York, L.A. and San Francisco has changed the mindset of bartenders here, too. “People want to show their skills now,” says Fahrenheit’s Steven Renteria, organizer of the Iron Bartender contest, “rather than just say, ‘I pour vodka crans.’” Fahrenheit Fahrenheit already has an Industry Monday event, so Iron Bartender was originally conceived as a way for local bartenders to entertain themselves. “We just wanted to add a little friendly competition,” says Renteria.

Monday, July 2 9pm; free

Four bartenders will face off every first Monday of the month, beginning July 2. They’ll use a sponsored alcohol (the first one is Ketel vodka), and—in the grand tradition of Iron Chef—a secret ingredient. They’ll be asked to create three different cocktails—one on the rocks, one up/strained, and one of their own choosing. The bartenders will be judged by a panel of three on originality, presentation and taste. There will be a weekly cash prize (“a couple hundred dollars,” says Renteria) and each week’s winner gets a spot in the finals Nov. 5. “I know we have a lot of talented bartenders here,” says Renteria. “Some of these guys consider themselves real mixologists.”—Steve Palopoli

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Wed: The Houserockers. Campbell.

Sat, 6:30pm: United States Air Force Band of the Golden West: Mobility. Part of the Twilight Concert Series. Palo Alto.

Fri, 4pm: Bridges, Fossil Tree, Skyway View. All ages. Free. San Jose.

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Sun, 1pm: Mayhem Festival featuring Slipknot, Slayer, Motorhead, Anthrax and others. $31.50-$83.50. Mountain View.

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Wed: Pro Jam hosted by Mental Notes. No cover. Thu: Pro Jam hosted by Vicious Groove. No cover. Fri: Angerhead, Short Fuse, Pride Subject, Tyrannosaurus Christ. Sat: Sonic Addiction. Sunnyvale.

RED ROCK COFFEE Fri, 7pm: Cofﬁs Brothers. Sat, 8pm: Ira Marlowe. Mountain View.

Sat, 7:30pm: Donald Fagen, Michael McDonald, Boz Scaggs. $68.30-$145.55. San Jose.

SAN PEDRO SQUARE MARKET Sat, 7pm: Daydream Nation Vol. 3 featuring Curious Quail, Cartoon Bar Fight, Shuteye Unison and Color Scout. All ages. Free. San Jose.

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Wed, 7pm: Blues jam. Fri, 7pm: The Dave Miller Trio. $20. Redwood City.

Fri, 8pm: Russell Barbour Band. Sat, 7pm: Stan Erhart Blues Band. San Jose.

DOWNTOWN REDWOOD CITY

TESSORA’S Sat, 8pm: Kirk Abe Trio. Campbell.

Thu, 6pm: Skyway View, Les Raquet. Free. San Jose.

Mon, 6pm: SEVA. Part of the Downtown Jazz summer concert series. Redwood City.

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STAFFORD PARK Wed, 6pm: Volifonix. Redwood City.

STREETLIGHT RECORDS

Fri, 8:30pm: Rich Kubec. Campbell.

VASONA LAKE COUNTY PARK

Wed, 7:30pm: Tai Cheri. San Jose.

GRAND DELL SALOON

Sat, 5pm: Tip of the Top. Part of Vasona Vibrations. Los Gatos.

Thu, 8pm: Blues jam. Fri, 8pm: Rhythm District. Sat, 8pm: Sam Varelas Band. Campbell.

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Fri: Pro Jam with local rock musicians. Santa Clara.

X BAR Sat, 8pm: Mrs. Magician, Amonie, Minot, Dinners. All ages. $8. Homestead Lanes, Cupertino.

World AGENDA LOUNGE Wed, 8pm: Salsa. $5. Thu, 9pm: Banda. No cover. Fri, 8pm: Rock en Español. San Jose.

ALBERTO’S Wed: Bachata. Thu: Salsa with Pantea. Fri: Salsa. Sat: Latin night. Mon: Argentine Tango. Tue: Salsa with Pantea. Mountain View.

ANGELICA’S BISTRO Thu, 8pm: Hiram Kaailau Bell. $10/$14. Fri, 8:30pm: Molly’s Revenge. $20/$25. Sat, 8:30pm: Fiesta Flamenca. $20/$25. Redwood City.

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

CLUB FOX Sun, 2 & 5pm: The Legends of Waikiki Tour. $30/$32. Redwood City.

Jazz/Blues BLUZ BY-YOU Thu, 8:30pm: JC Band. Sat: Marvin Banks. Tue, 7:30pm:The Dan Goghs. Santa Clara

CENTRAL PARK Wed, 6:30pm: Tom Rigney and Flambeau. Santa Clara.

Thu, 8pm: Russo-Alberts Trio. Fri, 8:30pm: Primary Colors. Sat, 8:30pm: Lailia Smith. Hotel De Anza, San Jose.

J.J.’S BLUES CAFE Wed: SUSKA. Thu: Jimmy Dewrance. Sat: JC Smith, OGR. $10. Sun-Tue: Blues. San Jose.

LOFT BAR AND BISTRO Thu, 7:30pm: Live jazz. San Jose.

LOS GATOS TOWN PLAZA

VIDA Y VINO Fri, 8pm: Kirk Abe and Friends. Sat, 8pm: Ike. Fremont.

WINE AFFAIRS Wed, 2:30pm: Charged Particles. San Jose.

C&W/Folk THE SADDLE RACK Wed, 9pm: Midnight Wranglers. Thu-Fri, 9pm & Sat, 10:15pm: Diablo Road. Sat, 7:15pm: Wild at Heart. Fremont.

MOUNTAIN CHARLEY’S Wed: Country music. Los Gatos.

SAM’S BBQ Wed, 6pm: Country Classics. Tue, 6pm: Bean Creek. San Jose.

Wed, 6:30pm: Spider Saloff. Free. Los Gatos.

Open Mic

THE MILIAS

BAMBOO LOUNGE

Thu, 7pm: Kaye Bohler Unplugged. Gilroy.

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

MURPHY’S LAW Wed: Groovy Judy Band. Thu: The Honey Wilders. Fri: TJ the DJ. Sat: Chris Cobb Band. Sunnyvale.

A PERFECT FINISH Fri, 9pm: Neil Adler Trio. Sat, 9pm: Michelle Polace’s Jazz Y Clave Trio. San Jose.

POOR HOUSE BISTRO Wed, 6pm: Ron Thompson. Thu, 6pm: Lara Price & Yesterday’s Band. Fri, 6pm: Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers. Sat, 6pm: The Legendary Freddie Hughes & the House of Hughes. Sun, 2:30pm: The Guilded Splinters. Tue, 6pm: PHB open mic. San Jose.

CAFFE FRASCATI Tue, 7pm: Open mic. San Jose.

RED ROCK COFFEE CO. Mon, 7pm: Cavin and King’s Open Mic. Mountain View.

Karaoke 7 BAMBOO Wed-Sat, 9pm: Karaoke. Tue, 9pm: Karaoke. San Jose.

SAN PEDRO SQUARE MARKET Fri, 7pm: Ron E. Beck. San Jose.

SANTANA ROW Tue, 7pm: Kristen Strom Trio. At Thea restaurant. Also Sandra Aran Duo. At Left Bank restaurant. San Jose.

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Tue: The Bone Supremacy. Sunnyvale.

Nightly, 9pm-2am: Karaoke. San Jose. Sat, 9pm: August. Santa Clara.

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THE BLANK CLUB

open mic. No cover before 10:30pm, $3 after. Thu, 9pm: Thumpin’ Thursdays. No cover. Mon, 9pm: Retoxx with DJ Casp3r. No cover. San Jose.

Thu, 9pm: Atomic. $5. Sat, 9pm: New Wave Prom. $5. San Jose.

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Fri, 9pm-1am: Danielle. Sat, 9pm-1am: Karaoke. Santa Clara.

BOGART’S LOUNGE Wed, Fri and Sun, 8pm-2am: KJ Dennis. Sunnyvale.

BOSWELL’S Tue: DJ Davey K. Campbell.

BRITANNIA ARMS ALMADEN

Thu: Hotspot. Fri: The Party with DJ Brotha Reese. Sat: Beats. Sun: Live music. San Jose.

BRITANNIA ARMS CUPERTINO

Thu: Therapy Thursdays. Fri: Soul. Sat: Social. San Jose.

BRITANNIA ARMS DOWNTOWN

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THE ELEGANT PUB

Wed, 9pm: August. Mon, 9pm: Comedy. San Jose.

MYTH TAVERNA LOUNGE

Thu, 10pm: Live DJ. Cupertino.

Thu: VJ mixing. Fri-Sat, 10pm: DJ QZR. San Jose.

BRITANNIA ARMS DOWNTOWN

Thu: EDM Thursdays with DJ Ron Reeser. Fri: BeatzBoutique, DJ Schoeny. Los Gatos.

Thu, 10pm: DJ Dinero. San Jose.

Wed & Sun, 10pm: DJ Uncle Hank. San Jose. Sun-Tue: Karaoke. Cupertino.

LOS GATOS BAR AND GRILL

BRITANNIA ARMS ALMADEN

PAGODA LOUNGE Fri, 10pm: D1ME DJ series. $5. Fairmont Hotel, San Jose.

PURE LOUNGE 408

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

Fri: Back to Life. Sat, 9:30pm: Pure Saturdays presents Neon Barbie. Sunnyvale.

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Wed, 9pm: Wine Wednesdays. Thu, 9pm: The Heit Thursdays. Fri, 9pm: Good Friday. $10. Sat, 9pm: Solstice. $10. Mon, 9pm: Industry. San Jose.

Every ﬁrst Thu: Club Damelo. Thu: Midnight Flight. Fri-Sat: DJs and dancing. San Jose.

WILLOW DEN

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

Wed-Fri: DJs. Willow Glen.

Thu: Club FQ. Fri-Sat, 9pm: DJs and dancing. Sunnyvale.

ZEN LOUNGE

JOHNNY V’S

Wed: Lil Saturday. Thu: 24. Fri: Fabulous. Mountain View.

Wed, 9pm: The Cypher. Hip-hop

MOUNTAIN CHARLEYS Tue: DJ Uncle Hank. Los Gatos.

San Francisco’s City Guide

THE NEW JERSEY’S Sat: Karaoke. Campbell.

ANDY ROURKE

SOUTH FIRST BILLIARDS

Yes, that Andy Rourke—the bassist from the Smiths lays down a DJ set at Popscene. Jun 28 at the Rickshaw Stop.

Sun: Karaoke. San Jose.

WOODHAM’S LOUNGE Thu, Sat & Tue, 9pm: Avent Entertainment. Santa Clara.

Dance Clubs AGENDA

EL-P Landmark hip-hop producer plays with Killer Mike and Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire. Jun 29 at Regency Ballroom.

MICKEY HART Grateful Dead drummer experiments by turning wavelengths from outer space into sound. Jun 30 at the Fillmore.

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

KEANE

AXIS NIGHTCLUB

CASUALTIES

Thu: Kyss Thursdays. Fri-Sat: DJs and dancing. Santa Clara.

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

Brit band from Sussex celebrates new album ‘Strangeland’ with free in-store. Jun 29 at Amoeba SF. Punk mania as mohawked New York band plays with Nekromantix, Lower Class Brats and Down By Law. Jul 2 at Oakland Metro.

More San Francisco events at www.sfstation.com.

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have a toad problem, and outside accomplices have not been catapulting loads of toads over barbed wire fences to provide the fuel for a prison riot. The panel I was on was moderated by Dean Kuipers, an editor and writer at the Times, and the author of Burning Rainbow Farm. He called on me first. I told the audience that if they looked under their seats, they would find a little baggie. Several optimists actually looked. It was my Oprah moment. “The priorities are insane,” I said. “Tobacco is legal, and it kills twelve hundred people every day, in this country alone. Whereas, marijuana is not legal, and the worst thing it can do is give you the blind munchies that lead you to raid your neighbor’s refrigerator. My position is, as long as any government can arbitrarily decide which drugs are legal and which drugs are illegal, then anybody behind bars for a non-violent drug conviction, they are political prisoners. “I personally found out that pot enhances a nice dinner, it enhances going to a movie, it enhances making love—I even smoke a joint before I roll one, because it enhances the rolling experience. HIGH TIMES once published a questionnaire, and one of the questions was ‘Is it possible to smoke too much pot?’ And a reader responded, ‘I don’t understand the question.’ I owe my longevity to never taking any legal drugs. Except, a few months ago I took an aspirin. But it was at a party. It was social toking. There was a lot of peer pressure.” A review of the panel in the Times stated: “Smith held forth on his experiences tagging along with the folks trying to find the world’s best weed (an honor that earns one an award called the ‘Cannabis Cup’) and Donahue described her life as part of a medical marijuana community in Northern California that she refers to as ‘Nugget Town.’ “But it was Krassner who, to borrow pot parlance, Bogarted the show. An old hand at working the cannabis crowd for laughs, he rolled quip after quip that had the crowd chucking throughout.” I assume that was a typo, that the reporter meant “chuckling,” not “chucking.” As in upchucking. On the other hand, there were a few students who did vomit. But it wasn’t my fault. I had seen them earlier, chasing toads around the campus, hoping to catch one and lick that slime at 4:20.

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