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JOE SSIMITIAN IMITIAN wants to runn for for Congress. Congress. ItIt’s ’s the worst kept secret secret inn local politics. When the fformer ormer state legi legislator islator and current cur rent county super supervisor visor will w run ffor or is Mighty anybody’s guess.. But Migh ty Joe will be rready. eadyy. In the first six month months hs of the year year,r, $50,000 through Simitian rraised aised almost $50 0 000 thr 0,000 ough his officeholder account,, a good chunk of which came in the last mo month nth of the filing period. That That’s ’s because the county is soon changing its rules to limit officeholder o $1,000—right account contributions to $1 1,000—right they’ree unlimited.. Sim Simitian now they’r itian can spend this dough on any legislativ legislative, ve,, governmental or political purposes,, includ including ding his annual district fundr fundraiser aiser this ffall. all. What W caught Fly’s disclosure attention while perusing di sclosure fforms orms was the list of benef benefactors actors and trips Simitian took with his political check checkbook. kbook.. Among the lar gest contributions was $5,000 $ fr om JJAY AY largest from GELLERT, GELLER RT, CEO of Health Health Net, Neet, which happens insurance providers to be one of the county’s in nsurance pr oviders that cur rently has an RFP bid b making its currently way thr ough the pr ocess.. Inn his adorable adorable through process. why-must-I-always-be-the ewhy-must-I-always-be-thesmartest-guy-in-the-r g y oom m smartest-guy-in-the-room Don’t manner manner,r, Simitian explained forget that he and Gellert have to tip! been friends ffor or nearly ffour our decades,, and the FLY@ CEO as well as Heal th Health METRONEWS. Net have been rregular egular COM contributors thr oughout throughout Simitian ’s car eer. Foiled Simitian’s career. on this turn,, Fly latched on to two trips the super visor took to W aashinggton, gton, D.C. D C. Simitian supervisor Washington, says he took the first flightt to attend the Congr essional swearing-in cer emony and Congressional ceremony the second trip was part pe ersonal,, part personal, none-of-your-damn-busin ness.. “Who I meet none-of-your-damn-business. with on political business iss not something I would rroutinely outinely rreveal eveal to the t pr ess or press shar anymore than you would sharee with others,, anymore rroutinely outinely rreveal eveal who your sour ssources ces were were in a story y.” . Touché. Touché. o . But Simitia an might not be story.” Simitian able to pull such roguery roguery when w he’s fforced orced he’s to publish his calendar star rting this ffall. all. starting The super visor ended the verbal v joust with supervisor his sincer or inf orming the public sinceree thank thankss ffor informing that he’s he’s not using any tax xpayer funds taxpayer ffor or his political activities lik ke,, say, sayy, GEORGE GEORGE like, SSHIRAKAWA HIRAKA AWA JR. Duly note ed,, supervisor. supervisor noted,

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POISON PO ISON P PAINT AINT LLead ead paint abatemen abatement nt is a costly and time consumi consuming ing process that county county ofﬁcials worry will go undo undone one if its joint lawsuit fails fails..

San Santa nta Clara County y ﬁghts back against again nst lead paint ccontamination ontamination in landmark l legal battle BY B Y CCHRISTINA HR RISTINA A AANESTAD ANESTA AD

n front front of a sparse collection colle ection of attorneys, attorneys, pub blic relations ﬂacks public and a lone reporter last month, Marty Fenstersheib M Fenstersheib took the stand in a San Jose Jose courtroo om and testiﬁed courtroom that children chilldren in Santa Clara Clara County are a being poisoned by lead—and lead— —and little is being done to stop it. s Ass Santa A Santta Clara C County’s ounttyy’s medic medical al directorr, F director, di Fenstersheib en nstersheib h ib o oversees veersees all ll ccounty ountty heal health lth pr programs, ograms, including the Childho Childhood od L Lead ead Pr Prevention evention e Pr Program ogram (CLPP). He tr treated reeated childr children en with lead poisoning poison ning in Philadelphia and Milwaukee Milw waauk keee b before effor o e joining Sant Santa ta Clara County’s C ountty’ y s De Department epartment of Public Health in 1993. 1993. A According ccording to ccounty ountty numb o numbers, ers,

ther theree ar aree 34 344 4 ccases ases a of childr children en und under der the age of 6 curr currently ently suff suffering ffeering fr from ro om le lead ead poisoning. p oisoningg. “The issues and detriments [lea [lead] ad] ccauses aauses ar aree irr irreversible, eversible e , esp especially ecially th the he developing de eveeloping brain of childr children en that ar aaree under d 6 yyears eears off age age,,” F Fenstersheib enstersheib h ib b said. id “L “Lead ead is toxic and ccauses auses a irr irreversible eversib e ble brain damage damage—those —those ar aree issues th that hat rrelate elate to ccognitive ognitivve abilit ability ty and IQ IQ. Q. “Oncee their le “Onc levels veels ar aree detect detectable ablee it’s it ’s to too o late late,, we we’ve ’vve failed them. Tho Those ose childr children en ha have ave irr irreversible eveersible lead poisoning. p oisoningg.” For F or nearly 30 yyears, eears, lo local caal jurisdi jurisdictions ictions acr across oss the ccountry ountry ha have ave unsuc unsuccessfully cessffully tried to hold ccompanies ompanies that onc oncee made d lead l d paint i ac accountable countable bl ffor or th o the h he toxin that still ccoats oats ccountless ountless hom homes. mes. Childr Children en ar are re often eexposed xp x osed to lead db byy ingesting chipp chipped ed lead paint or su sucking cking on lead paint window frames— frames—even eveen the dust fr from om the friction of op opening eniing windows and do doors ors is sufficient enough en nough to ac accumulate cumulate lead in the b bodies odies of o

children. O children. Other ther ccontamination ont o taamination ccan an ccome ome from fr om gasoline gasoline,, to toys, oys y , ccandy a andy and je jewelry welry But 10 cities and ccounties o ounties in C California aliffornia o aree now w ar waging aaging whatt ccould ould o b bee the last challenge to fformer orm o mer lead paint manufacturers, manufactur ers, as a 13-year 133--yeear ccase ase is ccoming oming to its cconclusion. onclusion. If th the he plaintiffs win, it would set ne new ew pr precedent ecedent in holding manufacturers accountable byy means manufactur ers ac coun ntable b of public nuisanc nuisancee la laws. defense aw ws. If the def feense may likely bee a nail in wins yyet eet again, it ma ay lik keely b liability the ccoffin, offin, ending all lead-paint l liabilit ty litigation. The P People eeople off C California alif a foorrnia v v.. A Atlantic tlantic Richfield Company Coompany et al al., l., is no Da David avid v and Goliath bat battle—it’s tttle—iit’s hea heavyweight avvyweight litigation. The plaintiff plaintiffs ffs include Alameda, L Los os Angele Angeles, s, San Mateo and Sant Santaa Clara C Counties, oun nties, and the cities of Oakland, San n Diego and San Francisco. Francisc o. The def defense fense e e includes fiv five ve one-time manufacturers one -time manufactur rers of lead paint and pigments: BP BP-parent -parrent ccompany ompan ny of Atlantic Company A ttlantic Richfield C om mpan ny ((ARCO), AR A RCO), ConAgra-successor C onA Aggragra succcessor to o W.P W.P .P. Fuller Fuller paints, paints, DuPont, Sherwin Williams DuP ont, Sher win W iilliams and NL Industries.. Plaintiffs w want Industries aant the ccompanies ompanies pay more to pa ay mor re than $1.4 4 billion ffor or a o lead paint abatementt program, prrogram, which hundreds would rid hundr reeds of o thousands of California C aliffo ornia homes and d buildings of the ccontaminated ontaminated paint. 10

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Success Suc cess is a long shot. While ther theree is any that no longer an ny debate th hat eexposure xp x osure to especially children, en, lead is harmful, esp eciallly to childr lawsuits have been rroughly oughly 50 la o aw wsuits ha ave b een filed against lead-paint manu manufacturers ufacturers and have been none ha ave b een ffound o ound rresponsible esponsible in law adverse a ccourt ourt of la aw ffor o or adv veerse impacts to children’s childr en n’s health. Congress C ongress banned lead d paint in 1978, documentation the adverse but do cumentation of th he adv veerse paint more health impacts of lead pa aint dates mor re ago.. Sher Sherwin Williams than a ccentury entury ago rwin W iilliams rrecognized eecognized lead in paintt as a “deadly cumulative poison” far 1900 cumulativ ve p oison n” as fa ar back as 19 00 newsletter, in its internal ne wsletttterr, “Chameleon.” U.S. Attorney In 1931, the U .S. A tttorneey General parents rrecommended eecommended par ents not n use lead areas accessible byy childr children. paint in ar eas ac cessible b en. defense attorneys’ arguments, But in def fense e at tttorneeyys’ ar guments, an imp imposing onten osing and ccontentious ntious ccast aast of medical public medic al eexperts xxperts and pub blic rrelations elations have flacks ha ave filed into JJudge ud dge JJames ames P. Kleinberg's outnumbering Kleinb erg's ccourtroom, ourtroom, outnumb ering byy th the plaintiffs.. the witnesses ccalled alled b he plaintiffs “When interior lead-b lead-based based paint was decades w as a made in the early de eccades a of the was legal product 20th ccentury, entury, it w aas a leg gal pr oduct in great because was washable, gr reeat demand b ecause itt w as a w ashable a , and durable and the rreported ep ported risks children weree unknow unknown to childr reen wer wn and unknowable, unknow waable,” said defense deffeen nse spokeswoman spok keessw woman Campbell, B Bonnie i C ampb bell, ll a fformer orm o mer Iow IIowa wa attorney once at ttorne t ey general who on nce made her bones prosecuting sexual predators bones pr osecuting se exua x al pr edators but sincee pick picked has sinc keed up the tor ttorch ch ffor or the o paint industry. multi-billion dollar pain nt industr y. Kleinberg, JJudge udge Kleinb erg, who o rreportedly eeportedly attorneys trial been told at ttorne t eyys that the tr rial has b een “difficult”” and “jo “joyous” oversee, “difficult oyo ous” to t o veersee, will arguments hear final ar rgguments on n Sept. 23, with 90 days make 9 0 da ayys then to mak ke a ruling rruling. g. Plaintiff legal firm Mo Motley Ricee has otley Ric scoring l d the led h fight fi h after ft sc oring i g huge h victories i i tobacco asbestos Lead ead in tobac co and asb estos litigation. l L lawsuits have been moree paint la aw wsuits ha ave b een n filed in mor states, according than a dozen st tates a , ac cor o ding to plaintiff attorneys, weree rrejected at ttorne t eyys, but all of them m wer eejected dismissed. or vvoluntarily oluntarily dismissed o d. With battle California, W ith i the bat tttle now in i C aliffo ornia, people bee aff affected byy millions of p eople ccould ould db ffeected b outcome. Santaa Clara County, the outc ome. In Sant C C ountty, an estimated 67 p percent were ercentt of homes wer re before was built b effor o e lead paint w aas banned, and they likely day. the ey lik keely ccontain ontain lead paint p to this da ay. “Santaa Clara C County over “Sant ountty has o veer 400,000 before 40 0,000 housing units built b effo ore 1980, Danny Chou, assistant 1980,” said Dann ny Chou u, assist taant ccounty ountty ccounsel. ounsel. o Because toxicity, Bec cause a of its toxicit ty, abatement of process lead paint is a ccostly ostly pr ocess and the Expert only solution, plaintiffs ar aargue. gue. Exp ert

witness Dr Dr. David r. Da avid v JJacobs, acobs, with the National C Center Housing, e enter ffor or Health Housing o g, estimates that th hat lead paint abatement in the pr prosecuting osecu ost uting jurisdictions would ccost $1.4 billion.. Lead paint manufacturers argue Lead pain nt manufactur ers ar rggue that they theey have haave already a reeady paid the price. alr price. TwentyTwent w tyfive ago, California created fivve yyears eears ag go, C aliffo ornia cr reeated the Childhood Lead Program Childhood L ead Prevention Prevention e Pr ogram (CLPP), children's (CLPP) which wh h h tests childr hi hich hildreen's ' blood bl od blo lead levels educates leevels e and a educ ates the public about about lead poisoning poisoning and prevention. prevention. e Gasoline mak makers financee an estimated 85 m kers e financ percent program, percent of the t pr ogram, with lead paint companies companies o ccovering oveering the rremaining emaining 15 percent. percent. “Abatement unnecessary “Abatem A ment is unnec essary in light of CLPPPs’ proven success, CLPPPs’ pr oveen rrecord ecord of suc ceess,” writes Sean Morri Morris, defense ARCO. is, def fense e ccounsel ounsel ffor or o AR RCO. While Sa Santa County may have anta Clara C ountty ma ay ha ave 344 elevated childhood blood 344 ccases aases off ele evvated childho od blo od lead le levels County evels e this t yyear, eear, San Mateo C ountty didn't ha have any California ave an ny in 2012. And C aliffo ornia has some off the lowest rates of childho childhood od lead p poisoning oison ning in the ccountry. ountry. “These cities aree ciities and ccounties ounties ar achieving great achieving gr eat rresults esults and also acknowledge enforcing acknowledgge that enf for o cing eexisting xxisting laws strengthens childhood laaw ws only st trenggthens t their childho od lead p poisoning prevention efforts," oison ning pr evention e eff ffo orts," said Campbell. Campb bell. ll Defense Deffeense witness w Stephen Washburn, principal sc scientist Environ cientist and CEO of En nvviron Corporation, Corporatio on, an international environmental agency, en nvvironmen nttaal health cconsulting onsulting agency y, argued from argued thatt lead fr om gasoline that has accumulated primaryy accumulateed in the soil is a primar source childhood poisoning. source of ch hildhood lead p oisoningg. “The pr presence paint—emission reesencce of lead paint t—emission of vvehicular traffic,, lead in plumbing plumbing, ehicular e r traffic g, industrial op operations areas, o perations in older ar eas, possibility second possibilitty of o lead in sec cond o hand smoke—these aree all factors ccontributing ontributing smok ke—th hese ar to higher bl blood levels lood lead le eveels in older housing, theree w was housing,” hee said, adding that ther as a only a half half-percent difference f--p percent diff ffeerreencce of lead in the blo blood children lived od of childr en who liv veed in homes buil built before lt b effo ore 1940 and after 1978. “You fractions,, I ccall children, “Y You o ccall aalll it fractions all it childr en,” said F Fidelma Fitzpatrick, idelm ma F ittzpatrick, z a plaintiff attorney successfully wh attttorneey who ho suc cessfully sued Big Tobacco 90s. Fitzpatrick Tobac ob co in i the tth 9 0s. F ittzpatrick z t i k added dd d that the nu number children umber of childr en with elevated blood levels eleevvated blo ood lead le evels e in the 10 prosecuting totaled moree prosecutingg jurisdictions tot aled mor than 2 27,000. 7,,000. 0 “That’s kids,, isn isn’t it?” asked. “That’s a lot of kids ’t it ?” she ask keed. “27,000 zero, “27,0 , 00 is i a lot ccompared omparreed to zer o,” Washburn ans answered. swer w ed.

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Contractors C ontractors working ki on n San S JJose’s ose’s $11 $ million En nvvirro onmental Inno ovvation Environmental Innovation Center C enter (EIC) w walked aalk ked e off ff the job last month, a half-year halff-yeear b nd schedule behind ehin and $1.6 million o over veer bu budget. udget. A ccouple ouple weeks later ompan ny, Mo destolater,, the ccompany, Modestobased Applegate JJohnston, ohnsto o on, Inc Inc.,., filed ffor o or bankruptcy bankruptcy. y. N Now ow it it’s ’s unclear if the pr oject will b ompleteed. project bee ccompleted. Applegate JJohnston ohnston w as a aawarded war a ded was a ccontract ontract ffor or San JJose’s o ose’s EIC E in 2011, despite ha aving v pr evviouslly finished ttwo w wo having previously firee st fir stations ations se several everal e mon months nths late late.. The ccompany ompan ny in April Apriil 2011 submit submitted ttted ne ccontractors, ontractors, the lowest bid out of nin nine ty ch harter, San JJose which, under the cit city charter, ose had to ac accept cept or else putt the pr project oject out to bid again. W Well, eell, sor sortt of o of.f. The char charter ter technic caally sa ayys “lowest rresponsible esponsible technically says bidder,,” so the cit city arguably have bidder ty ar guaably ccould ould ha ave passed on the guys with an iff ffyy rrecord. ecord. iffy

BYY JENN B JENNIFER NIFER WADSWORTH WADSW ORT H In a mo ove N ew Y ork o Ma ayo or Michael move New York Mayor Blo omberrg might appr eciate, San Bloomberg appreciate, JJose ose C ounccilman A ssh Kalra w ants a to Councilman Ash wants ban sugary sugary drinks from from all city-owned citty-owned buildings and a cit ty-sponsored eevents. vents e . city-sponsored “W We ccannot ann not stop the ob esitty epidemic “We obesity epidemic,, but as the cit ccity ty of San JJose, ose, we ccan an do our par ein ng so cially rresponsible eesponsible and partt b byy b being socially ac counttaablee ffor or the pr o oducts we mak ke accountable products make aavailable vailable v to o San JJose ose rresidents esidents at the facilities and d ccenters enters we op erate, as well operate, veents that we host,” Kalra wr ote as at eevents wrote in a memo going b effo ore the R ules u and before Rules Op en Go overnment e C ommittttee meeting Open Government Committee W eednesdaay. Wednesday. C ouncilm man P ete C onstant, ffor or o one Councilman Pete Constant, one,, isn ’t ha aving v g it. isn’t having “The eyy’vve done it again,” he wr ote “They’ve wrote in a Districtt 1 ne wsletttter blasted newsletter out T uesdaay morning olks at o Tuesday morning.. “The ffolks Cit ty Hall have have found ha fo ound a new new nannynann nyCity go oveernmen nt pr oposal to imp ose on the government proposal impose p eople of San S JJose. ose.” If it mak kes e it out of people makes ccommittee, ommittttee, the pr oposal will b or o proposal bee up ffor rreview evview again agaiin Sept. 10

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There and Back Again CAPSULE C APSULE R REVIEW EVIEW F For or the past two years years, s, San S Jose Jose’s ’s new MLK M Main ain Library y has housed a time capsule, mo moved oved twice since e burial Library. To anniversary, its initial bur rial in 1970 near the original MLK K Library y. T o celebrate its 10th an nniversary y, the library will open n the capsule.

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S OF OF RIGHT RIGHT NOW, NOW, the current cur rrent incarnation of the t Martin Luther Luther King, Library Kin ng, Jr. Jr. Main Libr ary celebrates anniversary.. celebr ates its 10th anniversary kick-off The kick-of ff festivities begin at 11am on n Sept. 5, with a remarkable e event. San JJose ose Chuck Mayor Chu uck Reed and San JJose ose State University U President Mohammad M ohamma ad Qayoumi will unveil the contents of a time buried capsule bu uried at the old King Library, Libr ary y, on n San Carlos Street, when that building opened in 1970.

Sinc Sincee the cy cycle cle of cr creation eation and d involved heree b borders destruction in d volved her orders on mysticism, o n Eastern m yysticism,, allow me to o eexplain: xplain: The time ccapsule apsule was wass originally somewhere o riginally buried some where in front building,, fr ront of the old MLK building but b ut in a quintessential San maneuver, was JJose o maneu ose ver, the ccapsule apsule w as accidentally 1987 87 when ac ccidentally dug up in 19 n San Carlos was S an C arlos w as widened ffor o or the light Att that time time,, the ccapsule li ight rail. A apsu ule was behind w as rresealed esealed b ehind a plaque on n the front wall building,, facingg the fr ront w all of the building sidewalk. was si i walk. id ide lk When Wh the th building b ildi w a as destroyed ﬁ ﬁnally destr oyed in 2011, the ccapsule ap psule was saved transported w as sa aved and transp or ted to thee new Library, Fourth n ne w MLK Librar y, at F our th and d San Fernando, S an F ernando, now ccelebrating elebrating a well-deserved birthday. w welldeser ved 10th bir thdaay. Combining libraryy with C ombining a public librar wiith a university libraryy w was popular u ersity librar univ as not a p opu ular

idea at ﬁrst. It irked irked quite q a ffew ew stodgy academics. They sto dgy ac ademics. Th hey ccomplained omplained university that a univ ersity library libraar y does does not belong b elong to the same ccaste a as a lowly aste library. public librar y. The ttwo w should not wo bee allowed to mix. That was b Th hat w as the ccomplaint. omplaint. Obviously, Obviouslyy, at least to me, me, weree pr proven wrong. With the critics wer oven e wr ong. W iith popularity placee the immense p opularrity of the plac nowadays, argue now adaayys, no one ccan an n ar gue against current the curr ent rreincarnation. eincarnaation. I sayy “reincarnation” “reincarnation n” because because after all the ccelebrations elebrations cconclude, o onclude , the current merely curr ent era rrepresents epresentts mer ely the next stage libraryy ne xt st age in a long cy ccycle cle of librar unique death and rrebirth ebir th un nique to San Sincee I gr grew JJose. ose. Sinc ew up and eevolved volved in libraries, harbor and out of these libra aries, I harb or admittedly strangee cconnection an admit tedly strang onnection cycles creation to the cy cles of cr eatiion and play d destruction i at pla lay here. here. Which he Whi h is i whyy it’s healthy meditate wh it’s health hy to medit m ate on the impermanence imp ermanence of eeverything. ver e ything. decades before During the dec adess b effo ore Carlos Street location the San C arlos Str eett lo cation emerged, libraryy emerged, the San JJose osee main librar was partt of the w as located lo cated in the old d par building now housing housin ng the San JJose ose

Museum of o Art. Ar t. My mom, a lifelong liffeelong librarian, librarian worked w work ed in that building during thee 1960s. 19 60s. The new new Main Branch debuted deebuted in 1970 on San Carlos Carlos Street, Street, e and throughout throughout most of the next next x 20 years, years, before b effor o e the next next reincarnation reincarnattion of the convention convention center center came cam me along, along, Almaden Expressway Expressway ran all the way way from from Blossom Hill H to Downtown, before beffor o e it turned into street, i a rregular egular str eet, South Almaden Ave., Ave., and then barreled barreled into i t the th back back k off the th library. librar lib y. From F om Fr the back, one o could could drive drive right around around the th he library librar y to San Carlos. Carlos. Nowadays, Nowadaays ys, what’s what’s left of that tiny tiny incarnation incarnatio on of Almaden Ave. Ave. ends behind b ehind the the convention convention center. center. As As a kid before beffo orre Highway Highway 87 existed, existed, I remember rememb err riding with my my mom all the way way up p that road, road, from from South San Jose, Jose, in in order order to get to the main library. library. As As early as age 7, 7, I hung out in i that h building. b bu uilding ildi . Years later, Years e latter, over over at SJSU, SJSU, two two particular par ticular libraries ruled the campus: campus: 1)) the Clark Library, Librar y, where where I suffered suff ffeered through through a miserable student-assistant student-asssistant job shelving books b ooks while whiile hung over, over, and 2) the old crumbling crumb bling Wahlquist Library Librar y at 4th and d San Fernando. Fernando. The Wahlquistt Library Librar y adjoined another crumblingg building that housed the off the h financial financ fi cial i l operations op erations i h entire entire university—the university—the ccontroller’s ontroller’s office, office, payroll, paayroll, accounts accounts receivable receivable and all that thaat left-brain stuff. stuff ff.. During my my last year year in college, college, I suffered suff ffeered through through a god-awful go d-aaw wful PC tech support supp ort job jo ob in those offices. offices. It was was likewise likewise miserable. m miserable . Then, in 2003, 20 03, a few few years yearrs after the crumbling Wahlquistt Library Librar y was was demolished, the current curren nt MLK Library Librar y ushered ushered in a new new era, e merging merging all three— three— the Clark, Wahlquist and former fo ormer MLK libraries—each libraaries— each one including a piece piece of my my own history. histor y. I felt feelt a strange sense sen nse of poetic p oetic renewal. renewal. There’s There’s an n ancient term for fo or this: Samsara, Samsara, the the continuing continuing cycles cycles of rebirth rebirth and an nd suffering. suff ffeering. In fact, my my whole life liffe story stor y seems intertwined inter twined with the endless cycles e cycles of library librar y creation creation and and destruction in this town, all the t way way through through college. college. When I finally fin nally depart depar t this place, place, I shall request requ uest my my remains remains be be placed placed in a time capsule, capsule, along with this column, column, and then buried underneath underneatth the library, librar y, to be be accidentally accidentallly dug up for fo or the next next cycle. cycle.

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ODDBAL L COMEDY ODDBALL CO MEDY AND CCURIOSITY URI O SIT Y FESTIVAL FESTIVAL Sept. 20, 5pm Shoreline Shor eline Amphitheatre, Amphittheatre, Mountain Mount tain a Vie View w ooddballfest.com ddballffeest.com

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ANDD TTHEY’RE AN H E Y’ R E OOFF! F F ! Punk sup supergroup errggroup Off Off! ff!! plays th the he C2S C2SV VF Festival. eestival.

C2SVV FFESTIVAL C2S ESTIVAL Sep 26-29, downt downtown toow wn San J Jose; oose; tick tickets ets st start art at $55. W With iith ne new w vvenues enues e and rrestaurants estaurants alr already ready st starting arting a rrenaissance enaissance ffor or nig o nightlife ghtliffe off offerings ffeerings in downtown San JJose, osse, the C2S C2SV VF Festival estival ccontinues ontinues fforward orrwar o a d momentum with ffour o our nights off music at 12 vvenues eenues during one lo long ong week weekend. keend. T Topped o opped byy a headlining p b performance e formanc er o e fr from om Igg Iggyy and the Sto Stooges oges at St. JJames ames Park, P ark, k the h lineup li ffeatures eatures San S Francisc F Francisco i o fuz ffuzzz rrock ock k fa ffavorites avorites o i Thee Th Oh Sees S Sees,, modern mo dern funk pr producer oduc d er and Stones Thr Throw ow affiliate Dam-F D Dam-Funk, unk, Silic Silicon on Valley V aalleey electr electro-rockers o-rock kers e the Limousines Limousines,, rrevolutionary evolutionary hip hip-hop -hop fr from om the Coup, C oup, LA har hardcore dcore vvets eets O Off ff !, alt alt-rock -rock pioneers the L Lemonheads e emonheads and moree than 50 othe mor other er acts acts.. A tech cconference onffeerence ac accompanies compaanies the ffestival, eestival, with dozens of Silic Silicon on V Valley aalleey CEOs and business leaders at San JJose ose McEner McEneryy Convention C on nvention C Center enteer and a k keynote eynote sp speech eech fr from om Sto Stooges oges guit guitarists arists JJames ames Williamson. (Metro sponsor C2SV) W illiamson. i (Met trroo is a sp onsor of C2S SV)

VIVAFEST! VI VAFEST! Aug 31 ttoo Sep 28, Downt Aug Downtown town San Jose; J ose; o pric prices es v vary. arry. The 22 22nd 2nd annual ccelebration elebration of mariachi mariachis is and Me Mexican xican culturee wraps up Sept. 28 cultur 2 with an eevening veening of L Latin atin alterna alternative ativve music fr from om both b oth sides of the b border. orderr. Headliners Kinky Kink ky leaped leaped into inter international rnational fame with their self self-titled f--titled 20 2002 0 debut that 02 jumbled funk funky ky electr electronica on nica with guit guitar ar rrock ock and traditional sou sounds unds fr from om their native nativ ve Monterr Monterrey, ey, Me Mexico. exxiico. F Four our albums later,, the later theyy rremain emain true to t their name name,, joyously jo oyo ously thr throwing owing kink kinks ks into the p pop op music machine machine.. F Filling illing out the bill is Carla C arla Morrison, whose latest rrelease, elease, “Déjenme Llorar (L (Let et Me M Cr Cry), y),” w was aas nominated ffor or o ffour our o L Latin attin Gramm Grammys. myys.

Her dreamy dream my and spare spare sonic landsc landscapes apes that recall recall Maz M Mazzy zy St Star ar and the C Cowboy owboy JJunkies unkies wil will ll seem immediately familiar to an any ny indi indiee fan. The L.A.-based se sextet xtet Laa Santa L Santa C Cecilia e ecilia spans traditional fforms orms of L o Latin a music atin music—cumbia, —cumbia, b bossa ossa nova, no ovva, ttango—to ango o—to pr produce oduce music that is at turns haunting h and rrousing, ousing, and the Mexican-American Meexic x ana American ccollaborative ollaborativve Sistema Bomb Bo omb giv gives ves e a hip hip-hop -hop rremix emix to the traditional traditio onal music of V Veracruz. eracruz eracruz. e The month-lon month-long ng ¡V ¡VivaFest! VivaF i est! will also pr present esent music and danc dancee workshops workshops,, a ﬁlm series,, fr series free ee outdo o outdoor or music and other cultural eevents vents e thr throughout oughout downtown San JJose. ose. (R (RF) RF)

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South FIRST FRIDAYS an eclectic evening of arts and culture in downtown San Jose’s SoFA District (and beyond) on the First Friday of the month.

SEPT. 6th ART WALK 7–11pm

Anno Domini

Higher Fire Clay

MACLA

366 So. First St.

499 So. Market St.

510 So. First St.

Join us for the opening reception of Cement Eclipses by installation street artist Isaac Cordal (Belgium.) Cement Eclipses is a critical definition of our behavior as a social mass. The art work intends to catch the attention on our devalued relation with the nature through a critical look to the collateral effects of our evolution...contemplating the demolition and reconstruction of everything around us.

This September, we feature sculptural works by local artists: Phyllis Lee, Guo Feng, and Ginger Yee. From gestural vessels & aquatic amphoras to figures and fowl with funky flair…we have it all! We’ll also see you out at STREET MRKT with our renowned big-bargains tent selling affordable treasures from more than 12 potters.

Opening reception for exhibition De Esperanza Y De Locura: This group exhibition presents the work of Latino artists that deal with migration and immigration issues understood as a flight of both hope and insanity. Artists’performances (6:30-10pm) in which you can apply and win different passports and citizenships created by artists Erika Harrsch and Omar Pimienta.

Image: “Twisted” by Phyllis Lee

San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles

WORKS San José

520 So. First St.

Those Who Bear Witness An engaging, participatory installation with art by Guy Pederson (curator), Elisabeth Benjamin, John Merchant, and Daniel Merchant. Through sculpture, photography, and site-specific installation, the artists demonstrate the persistence of life rising above division and strife. Visitors are invited to ‘bear witness’ in an interactive ‘tree of life.’ Pictured sculpture by Guy Pederson.

Collecting New York Beauty Quilts: Bill Volckening’s Passion Collecting New York Beauty Quilts traces the life story of an extraordinary American quilt pattern and a collector’s singular pursuit and fascinating research surrounding quilts made with this complex and graphic design. Image: Mountain Mist New York Beauty, c1930 Cotton, 82" x 82". Collection of Bill Volckening

365 So. Market St.

First Friday, Sept. 6th 7pm–11pm in the SoFA District, Free! Art Ark Gallery

KALEID Gallery

Mezcal Restaurant

1035 So. Sixth St.

88 So. Fourth St.

25 W. San Fernando St.

Disappearance - A two-person art exhibition featuring prints & mixed media artwork by Pantea Karimi & Robynn Smith. While Karimi and Smith share an aesthetic point of view, this show binds them together through the theme of disappearance. Extinct species, vanishing icons and politically loaded illegible texts are some of the images explored in this exhibition.

KALEID Gallery presents What’s Under the Bed a dual exhibition by gallery artists Mark Damrel and Donny Foley. What’s Under the Bed is about knowing what lurks in the closet, lives in the woods or when man meets centipede. Music by DJ Coco.

“My Last Frida" is the title of one the latest pieces in this new exhibition of paintings by Mexican painter and sculptor J. Danniel. J. Danniel's Frida illustrates a classical and traditional pose of the well known Frida Khalo, but at the same time, he presents a Frida that very few painters dare to expose.

Pictured artwork by Donny Foley

Join us for STREET MRKT, an outdoor DIY Urban Faire that will take place on South First Street between San Carlos & San Salvador during the Art Walk. Over 50 artists and indie creative retailers will be on site exhibiting and selling their work as well as great live music, gourmet food trucks and SJ Bike Valet.

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UPROAR UPR OAR FFESTIVAL ESTIVVAL Sep 11, Shor Shoreline eline Amphith Amphitheatre; heatre; tick tickets ets st start taart at $20. Grunge vveterans et e erans Alic Alicee in Chains and L Lollapalooza ollapalo ooza ffounders ounders o JJane’s ane’s A Addiction—can d ddiction—can itt rreally eally b bee 255 yyears 2 eears sinc sincee Nothing’s SShocking hocking h dr dropped?—headline opped?—headline thee main st stage age at U Uproar, proar, which also ffeatures p eeatu ures ttwo w wo other st stages ages loaded l d d with i h har h hard d rrock ock k bands b bands. d. Else Elsewhere, where, T Toronto or o onto rrocker ock ker e Dark Darko ko JJones ones channels Da David avvid L Lee e R ee Roth’s o oth h’s inner clown while ser serving ving up an eclectic set that cites eeverything veerything fr from o ’70s p om power ower p pop op to Sc Scandinavian andinaavian v dea death ath met metal. al. On genre, Beware the indie side of the gen nre, Be waare of Stooges-like freakouts, Darkness blasts Sto oges--like fr eakouts, while traditionalists willl enjo enjoy oy the w way ay Dead Daisies deliv delivers vers e str straightforward, raighttfo orwaard, ffeel eel e go good od rrock ock & rroll. oll. Bu But ut the true rrock ock ccognoscenti ognoscenti won won’t ’t w want ant a t to miss sec second ond st stage age headliners Walkin Walking ng P Papers. apers. W With iith ties b both oth to grung grunge ge grandfathers Scr Screaming eaming Tr Trees ees and P Pearl e JJam earl am as well as Guns ‘N’ R Roses, oses o , this Se Seattle eattttle out outfit tfi fit ccombines ombines the sswagger waagger of o A Aerosmith erosmith with the br brooding ooding soun sounds nds and stories of Nick C Cave ave and the Ba Bad ad Seeds Seeds.. (RF)

RROCK OCK TTHE HE BBELLS EL LS Sep 14 14-15, 15, Shor Shoreline reline e Amp Amphitheatre; phitheatre; tick tickets ets st start taart at $65.50. Hip-hop’s H -hop’s Hip answer ans wer to C Coachella oachella ccelebrates eleebrates its 10th anniversary anniv ersary at Shor Shoreline elinee Amphitheatr Amphitheatree this yyear eear with ttwo wo w diff ffeerrent lineups different o veer ttwo wo da ayys and the ffestival’s e estival’ s most over days ccontroversial ontroveersial mo ove to da ate—vvirtual move date—virtual p erformanc o es fr om dec e eased rapp performances from deceased rappers ers

Eazzy E (N .W W.A.) . and Ol’ Dir ty Bast ard Eazy (N.W.A.) Dirty Bastard (Wu u--Taang Clan) C p erforming o with their (Wu-Tang performing fo ormer cr ews w .O ther highlights include former crews. Other Too Shor a E-40’ eline Too Shortt and E-40’ss ﬁrst Shor Shoreline perfo ormancce sinc 04 (the ey wer performance sincee 20 2004 (they weree reportedly banned b fr om the vvenue eenue reportedly from after a KME EL Summer JJam am went KMEL sideways y tha at yyear), ear), e A$AP Mob sideways that Mob,, Kid aalk,, JJuicy uicyy JJ,, Deltr on 33030, 3 , Cudi,, Girl T Talk, Deltron am mes and man ny mor e. Check Trinidad JJames many more. o or mo ore det ails and inter views back ffor more details interviews am b ehind the vir tual with the tea team behind virtual perfo ormancces in the Sep 11 issue of performances Mettro. (MC)) Metro.

SSWINGIN’ WINGIN’ UT UTTERS TERS Sep 20, the Blank B Club Club, b, $13. San Francisco Francisc o pu punk unk rrockers ockers the Swingin' U ttters ar fi back with a ne w Utters aree finally new album The band hits the rroad album. oad with ith the Dr opkicck Murphys Murph hyys this fall in Dropkick supp ort of P Poorly ooorly Formedd, finishing Sep support 20 with a he headlining eadlining gig at the Blank Club withou without ut the Murph Murphys. hyys. The ne new w album vventures enttures into p post-punk ostt--punk and garage rrock ock k territor territory, y, though the usual Swinging U Utters’ ttters’ punk sound with Irish-folk subtleties intact. Irish-ffo olk su ubtleties rremains emains int act. (SL)

BBASSNECTAR ASSNECTAR Sep 21, Ev Event en nt C Center eentter e at San J Jose ose o St State atte University, Univ errsit s t y, $35. $ Fans of the DJ and producer pr oducer du dub ub themselv themselves vees "Bassheads" and it'll ccome om me as no surprise that the theyy like lik ke bass bass.. L Lorin o A orin Ashton, shton, the San JJose ose nativee b nativ behind nd Bassnect Bassnectar, ar, is mor moree than ehin

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Oct 18, SAP SA AP C Center, eentter er, $39.50-$49.50. P aramore will w headline the ne wly Paramore newly rrenamed enamed SAP SAP Center Center on Oct 18, supp orted b goodbye and supported byy Hello Hellogoodbye Metric -rock band rreleased eleased Metric.. Thee alt alt-rock its first full-lenggtth album in ffour o our full-length yyears ears in Ap pril, debuting at N o. 1 on April, No. the Billb oaard charts. charts. It is the first Billboard album lb rrecorded ecor o ded d d without ih cco-founding o-ffo ounding di memb ers JJosh osh and Zac Farr o, guit arist members Farro, guitarist and drummer drumm mer respectively, respectivveelyy, who left the band att the end of 2010 with a sc athing bl log p ost ac cusing P aramore scathing blog post accusing Paramore of b eing a "manufactur ""manufactured ed pr oduct of a being product major lab e Ma el." ayb y e after se ven yyears ears label." Maybe seven someone finally fi decided to break break it to them. Paramore Paramor a e has also rrecently ecently announc ed d a ffour our da o ay cruise/music announced day ffestival estival e slat ted to set sail ne exxt Mar ch, slated next March, after ccompletion omp pletion of their international “Self f-Titled d” tour “Self-Titled” tour.. The band will b bee p erfo ormingg on the high seas alongside performing dozens of other o egan e & acts including T Tegan Sara. (SL)

TREASUURE IISLAND TREASURE SLAND M MUSIC USIC FES FESTIVAL TIVVAL A Oct 19–20, T Treasure reeasurre Island, $85 and up up. p. An b ong, rallies in armada of bands bands,, 26 str strong, the middle of San Francisc Francisco co Ba Bay ay ffor or this o week keend-lo ong ffestival. estival. e Set ttting the tenor weekend-long Setting ffor or da o day ay one is the ttwitchy, w witch hy, ccerebral, er ereebral, but irr esistibly danc d eable A toms t ffor o or P eace. irresistibly danceable Atoms Peace. This unlik unlikely kely sup super-group err--group pairing of Radiohead’ ’s Thom Y ork o ke and R eed Hot Radiohead’s Yorke Red Chili P Peppers eppers e bassist Flea is supp supported orted b -hop p pioneer Trick ky, whose rrecent ecent byy trip trip-hop Tricky, rrelease elease Falsee Idols is a rreturn eeturn to his ’9 ’90s 0s peak. peak. R Relative eelatiivve yyoungsters o oungsters Phanto Phantogram gram ﬁt right in with w their menacing and seductive seductivve b beats, eats, while Lit Little tttle Dragon deliver delivveer N New ew Wa Wave ave neo neo-soul -soul by by way way of Sweden. L.A L.A. A.’s P Poolside oolside brings a welc welcome ome burst of sun sunshine nshine with their signatur signaturee “daytime “daayytime di disco” isco” sounds while Diplo Diplo’s ’s Major L Lazer azeer plugs in his danc dancehall ceehall sound system. system. y Orig Original ginal loser Beck ushers in day daay ttwo, wo, ffeaturing w ea eaturing the man many ny fac faces es of indie p pop, op, fr from om the trickster tricksteryy Animal Collective Collectivve to t the smo smooth oth rusticit rusticity ty of L Lord orrd Huron Huron and d the plangent garage rrock ock of P Palm alm V Violets. iio olets. JJames ames a Blak Blake’s ke’s dubstep infused sing singer-songwriter gerr-songgw writer ballads may maay be be the p perfect erfect e rrecipe ecipe to so soothe othe a Sunda Sunday ay morning ha hangover. ango over er. (RF) Picks bbyy Ma Matt att Crawf Crawford, foord, Richar Richard rd Faulk and St Stephen ephen n LLayton ayton

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OCTOBER 15 & 16 â€˘ 7:30PM Tickets available at the Flint Center Box Office, all

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BROADWAY BR OADWAY BBYY THE BBAY AY Fox F oox Theat Theatre, re, R Redwood eedwood Ci City itt y

CCABARET A B ARET , Kander Kander & Ebb’s Ebb’s cla classic, assic, set in pr preeWWII WWII Berlin, Berlin, Sep Sep 13-29. 13-29.

GUYSS AND DOLLS GUY D OL LS , a str streetwise eetwiise gambler is rreformed eformed by love, with musicc by LLoesser oesser and SSwerling, werling, Nov 88-17. 177.

AANIMALS N IM ALS OOUT UTT OF PPAPER, A P ER, an origami artist studio prodigy opens her stu dio to a teenage pr odigy and his teacher teacher,, SSep ep 119-Oct 9-Oct 20.

CCONEY ONEY ISLANDD CHR CHRISTMAS I S T M A S , Donald M Margulies’ argulies’ play about a Jewish J girl cast as the lead in her school’s Christmas Christmas pageant. Nov 21-Dec 22.

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PRISCILLA, PR I S CI L LA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT D ESER T , jukebox adventures drag pop musical ffollowing ollowing the adve entures of dr ag queens perf performing orming in a rremote emotee desert town,, Oct 29-Nov 3.

NNOVEMBER OVE MB ER , D David avid M Mamet amet explor explores es politics, the the state of th he Union Union and TThanksgiving. hanksgiving. Nov 22-Dec 22 -Dec 15.

EEVITA V I TA , A Andrew ndrew Lloyd W Webber’s ebber ’s ode to EEva va P eron, Nov 1924. Peron, 19-24.

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TTHE HE WI WIZARD ZARD OF OZ O Z , CCMT’s MT’ss Rising Rising SStars tars ffollow ollow the Yellow Yellow e Brick B rick Road, Road, Nov 15 15-24. 5-24.

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MODERNISM M O DER NI S M AN ANDD ITS DISCONTENTS DI S C ON O TE N TS , work workss by P aul Gauguin, Gauguin, P ablo P icassoo, and Eugène. Eugène. SSep ep Paul Pablo Picasso, 18–Dec 15, 2014.

Ed R Ed Ruscha, uscha, Ja James ames R Rosenquist osenquist and R Roy oy Lichtenstein.. TThis Lichtenstein his exhibit also examines the processes, pr ocesses, techniques teechniques and subject matter of advertising and a commer commercial cial art. Thru Thru Dec 1.

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FLETCHER FL ETC HER BENTON: BEE N TON : IN I N MOTION M OT ION , a selection of the artist' artist'ss kinetic work works, s, made during the 1970s. 1960s and 19 970s. Thru Thru Dec 6.

Chamberlain, Jenny Holzer and a others. Includes Chamberlain’s Chamberlain ’s B Bijou ijou, a lar large ge work made of crushed automobiles and pa paint. aint. Thru Thru Oct 20.

RREDUCE, EDU C E, RREUSE, EUUSE, RRE-IMAGINE E-I MAGIN E , work workss in a variety of materials, matterials, ranging ranging from from rrecycled ecycled wood to discarded discarded clothing, cclothing, paper and cloth. cloth Thru Thru Dec 6. 6

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CCOME O M E HEALING, work workss that explor exploree the rrelationships healing, ng, wholeness and elationships between heali place. Thru Oct 31.

MOUNTAINS MOUNT AINS IN MY SSPOON POON , celebr ccelebrates ates the Lucas Lucas Artists Residency Pr Program oggram (LAP) alumni’s exploration exploration of food foodd and the relationship with relationship l ti hi we have h ith what wh t we eatt with ith an opening rreception eception on Oct 18 8 at 6pm. Exhibit runs Oct 18-Feb 9.

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FFIBERART IBER AR T IINTERNATIONAL NTTERNAATIONAL , 40 works works from from 37 national and international innternational artists, exploring a wide spectrum practices. m of textile pr actices. Nov 6-Jan 6-Jan 19.

TTRANSLUCENCE: R ANSL U C EN C E: CCATHY AT H Y BBRESLAW RESLAW , artist Cathy Breslaw Cathy Breslaw w uses industrial mesh to cr create eate abstract 6-Jan abstr b t actt hangings. h gings. hang i N 6 Nov 6J 19. Jan 19

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AAROUND R OUND TTHE H E TTABLE, ABLE, SSTAGE TAGE OONE: NE: JITIS JITISHH Jitish ish KKallat allat look lookss at KALLAT: KAL LAT: EPILOGUE E PIL OGUE , artist Jiti

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HIDDEN HEROES: HER OES: TH THEE GGENIUS ENIUUS OF EEVERYDAY VERYDAY hat explor explores es 36 THINGS TH INGS , touring exhibition tthat

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modern objects and their inv invention. vention. Oct 17 17-Feb 2.

A R OUND TTHE AROUND H E TTABLE: ABLE: FFOOD, OOD, CREA CCREATIVITY, ATIVIT Y, that hat delves into how CCOMMUNITY O MM UNIT Y , an exhibition th ffood ood has shaped local cul culture. ture. e Nov 9-April 27. 277.

SAN JOSE IINSTITUTE SAN NSTITUTE OF CCONTEMPORARY ONTEMPOR ARY AARTS RTS T CCONNECT ONNECT & CCOLLECT OL LE CT , annua annual al fundr fundraising aising auction exhibition, with open opening ning rreception, eception, Oct 4, 6-8pm, and a silent au auction uction on Oct 12, 66-10pm. 10pm. Live auction is hheld eld Oct 26, 7pm. Exhibition takes place Sep 228-Oct 8-Oct 26.

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PPATENT ATENT PPENDING, END ING, gr group oup exhibition that uses patents as a starting s point in the rrelationship elationship between artists, artissts, ownership and invention. Sep 28-Dec 20.

GOING GOI NG SWIMMINGLY SW I M M I NG LY Artist A Kathryn Kathrryn y Dunlevie’s Dunlevie’s mixed-media mixed-meedia piece, piece, ‘Syncopated ‘Synccop o atteed Swimming Swimming’’ is among the pieces pieces by by both both emerging emerrging g and established esttablis a ished artists that will go on the block block in the ‘Connect ‘C Conne o ect & Collect’ Coollect’ auction exhibition at the thhe San Jose Joose Institute Institutte of C Contemporary oontteemporarry Art. The event, event, e which opens opens Sep 28, includes separate s aratte silent and live sep live auction events, eveentss, with the silent silent auction taking taaking place place Oct 12 andd the live live auction held Oct 26.

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OSNIAN-AMERICAN aut OSNIAN-AMERICAN author thor Aleksandar H emon has spent close e to half his life in Hemon the United States, States, writing writing in English. But in all that time, his primary primary landscape, the map inside his h head, has remained a fine-grained, fi fine-gr ained, streetby-street, multi-sensory mu ulti-sensory memory of Sarajevo, Sa arajevo, the city of his birth.

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In his shor shortt stories stories,, no n novels ovels and memoir piec pieces, es, Hemon n rrestlessly estlessly homeland, masterfully rre-creates e-creates his homeland d,, master fully deploying second language deplo oyying his sec ond la anguage to burrow burr ow deep into his memories m and freshly rrender ender them fr eshly eevocative vocative and vo painful. Hemon, who kicks off o this yyear’s ear’s and schedule of rreadings eadings an nd eevents vents sponsored byy the C Center Literaryy sp onsored b entter ffor or Literar o Arts SJSU,, wr wrestles Ar ts at SJSU estles with w the 1992, dilemma of the eexile. xile. In I 19 92, he left Sarajevo Chicago, before Saraje vo ffor or o Chic ago, jjust ust b effo ore the Radovan Serbian fforces o orces of Rado ovan Karadzic city, laid siege to the cit ty, in n what Hemon, essay in an essa ay from from his new neew collection collection Book Lives, The Bo ok of My Liv es, ccalls a the alls war criminal’s “motorcade ar crimina notorious w al’s “motor cade hell-and-suffering down the hell-andsuff ffeering highway. ff high hway.” family) escaped Hemon (and his fam mily) esc aped in time,, but as an exile driven time exile dr riven by by harsh historyy instead of an im immigrant byy histor mmigrant b choice, choic e, he ccan’t an’t let go of o a mingled unfinished business.. sense of guilt and unfi nished business Lives Flaneur, In “The Liv es of a Fl laneur,” Hemon describes 1997 describ es his 19 97 rreturn etu urn visit to stricken city: “Everything was the strick en cit y: “Ev errything w as fantastically fant astically different diff ffeerent fr ffrom om what I’d was I’ d known and eeverything veryth hing w as fantastically before. fant astically the same as b effor o e.” He treasured places, seeks out his tr easured d plac es, finding wheree the theyy alw always them wher ayys were were but marred byy “siege scars. marr ed b scars.” Even Even his Sarajevo ccached ached smells and ttastes astees of Saraje vo have been byy the war; ha ave b een ttainted ainted b t w aar; the “likee burnt ccorn. ccoffee off ffeee now ttastes astes “lik orn.” He cconfesses onffeesses to the ultimate u untreatable untr eatable wound off the eexile: xile: “I was displaced w as displac ed in a place placce that had been mine.. In Sarajevo, b een mine Sarajevo, everything everything around was familiar point ar ound me w as familia ar to the p oint entirely of pain and entir ely uncanny un ncanny and distant. life di dist tant. t ” In I time, ti , he time h fas ffashions shions hi a lif fe in i Chicago, walking streets Chic ago, rrestlessly estlessly w alk king its str eets new and ccementing ementing ne w physical ph hyysical and psychological markers, ps ychological mark ers, but the wound memoryy doesn’t easily. of memor doesn’t heal heal that easily y. novel Project In his no veel The LLazarus azaarus Pr rooject (2008), brilliantly lays (20 08),, Hemon brillia antly la ays y halves divided life the halv es of his divide ed lif fe one other,, palimpsest style. atop the other palimp psest st tyyle. In chapters,, Hemon tells alternating chapters H interlocking stories. ttwo wo interlo cking storie es. The first historical rre-imagines e-imagines i i a historic hi i al al incident i id from 1908 fr om 19 08 in which a yyoung oung Eastern European Lazarus Eur opean immigrant named n L azarus Averbuch was byy a Chicago A verbuch w as shot b Chicago policeman. p oliceman. Lazarus, from Ukraine,, L azarus, a JJew ew fr om the t Ukraine have been anarchist, might ha ave b een an ana archist,, as the press day ttabloid abloid pr ess of the da ay shouts in

hysterical h yysterical headlines— h headlines—or or maybe maayybe just the idealist tha at his strick keen sister rrecalls. ecalls. that stricken second storyy is rrelated byy The sec o stor ond elated b Bosnian a Brik,, a Bo osnian writer in eexile xile Lazarus’ who plans to rretrace etrace L azarus’’ oldorigins. Ass Brik and his ccountry ountry or rigins. A photographer photo grap pher pal and ffellow eellow eexile xile Rora ramble through Europe, R ora o ramb ble thr ough Eastern Eur ope, theyy lose si sight the ight of their ostensible aree dra drawn subject and d ar aw wn instead to inexorable Sarajevo. the ine xoraable magnet of Saraje vo. With impulsive Rora W iith the im mpulsivve R ora o acting as Dr.. Gonzo to Brik’ Brik’ss Raoul Duk Duke, Dr e, push way toward the pair pu ush their w ay tow ard a heartt of da darkness: hear arkness: a gangster named Rambo Ramb o who wh ho ﬂourished during the war Att times times,, R Rora’s ales of his w ar yyears. ears. A ora o a’s ttales encounters Rambo too enc ounters with Ramb o seem to o fantastical, about fant astical,, but as Brik eexplains xplains ab out Sarajevans, “Theree w was storytelling Saraje vanss, “Ther as a a stor ytelling solidarity. Disbelief was ccode ode d off sol llidarit lid itty. … Disb Di belief li f w aas permanently suspended, nobody p ermanen ntly susp ended,, ffor o or nob ody truth information, eexpected xpected tr ruth or inf fo ormation,, just pleasure being storyy and, the pleasur re of b eing in the stor maybe, passing ma ayybe, pas ssing it off as their own.” suspended hard Then that susp ended rreality ealitty falls har d earth does damage—a back to ear rth and do es damage —a technique Hemon often uses in his shortt stori stories shor es as well. never sorts Lazarus’ shortt Brik ne ver sor ts out L azarus’’ shor life sudden effort, lif fe and sud dden death; the eff ffo ort, however, h howe ver, brings bi him hi closer l to his hi own bifurcated self. Project bifur cated self f. The LLazarus azarus Pr rooject races keep rac es to k e its ccentury-separated eep entury-separated narratives narrativ es aloft,, but Hemon pulls off because the ffeat eeat b e ause he knows the listener ec myy p power is “in m ower ffor o or as long as he me..” listened to o me stellar The stell lar fall rroster oster ffor o or the Center Literaryy Ar Arts C enter ffor o or Literar ts also includes appearances byy lo local app earances b cal authors Alan Soldofsky Taylor, Soldofsk ky and a Nick T ayylor, Sept. 30; a book-release party Carol John b ook k--releaase par ty ffor o or C ar arool and J oohn Steinbeck: Portrait St teeinbeck: P oortrait of a Marriage by professor Shillinglaw, SJSU pr offessor e Susan Shillingla aw, Oct. Sandra Loh, 9; and San ndra Tsing L oh,, Oct. 14-15.

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PENINSULA SSYMPHONY YMPHOONY GRAND GR AND OPENING, OP ENIN G , concert marking m the opening of the SSan Mateo Performing Arts Center,, an M ateo P erforminng A rts Center with the perf performance Ron Miller’s ormance of R o M on iller ’s work commissioned for opening. Also, for the open ing. A lso, works works by Brahms, Grieg Walson. Brahms, Handel, Beethoven, Beethoven, G rieg and W alson. With guests the M Masterworks Chorale asterworks Chor ale and soloist John O’Conor O’Conor,, piano. Oct 25, SSan an Mateo Mateo Performing Arts Performing A rts Center. Center.

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MORGENSTERN M OR G ENS TERRN PIANO TTRIO RIO , performing performing workss by R Ravel, Bloch work avvel, Hayden, EErnest rnest B loch and Mendelssohn. M endelssohn n. Nov 16, 8pm.

SSAN AN JOSEE CHAMBER CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ORCHESTR A CCONCERTO ON C ER TO NNIGHT I G HT I , G Grazyna razyna Bacewicz’s Bacewicz’s Concerto ffor or Strings; Strings; premiere premiere of Christopher Claroscuro aroscuro en Flor Flor,r, coP Pratorius’ ratorius’ Cla commissione commissioned ed by the A American merican Harp Society, Societyy, with soloist Anna Anna Maria Maria Mendieta, Mendieta, harp; Arte rte, with premiere pr emiere of Kerry Kerry Lewis’ Lewis’ Vida es A soloist TTeresa eeresaa Or Orozco, ozco, ﬂute. Oct 6, 7pm. Le P Petit etit TTrianon, rianon, r San San Jose.

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SSYMPHONIE Y M PHONIE FFANTASTIQUE ANTA S TIQUE , with w conductor Christoph CCampestrini. ampestrini. W Works orkks by G Glinka, linka, Prokoﬁev Prokoﬁev and B Berlioz. erlioz. SSep ep 28 28, 8, 8pm and SSep ep 29, 2pm.

AAND ND TTHE HE BEAT BEAT GOES G OES ON O N , wit with h conductor P Paul aul P Polivnick, olivnick, timpani soloist Dav David vid Herbert. W Works orks by KKarft arft and SShostakovich hostakovich Oct Oct 26, 8pm and Oct 27 27, 7, 2:30pm. KKAMIO A M IO PL PLAYS AY S TTCHAIKOVSKY C HAIKOV SK Y , with violin soloist M Mayuko ayuko KKamio, amio, condu conducted ucted by G Gregory regory V Vajda. ajda. Dec 77,, 8pm and Dec 8,, 2:30pm.

SSANTA ANTA CCLARA LAR A A BBALLET AL LET TTHE HE NNUTCRACKER UTC R AC KER , 440 0th anniversary performance. performance. Dec 14, 2 and 7pm; Dec 15, 1 and 5pm. Santa Santa Clara Clara Convention Center TTheatre. heatre.

SSJDANCECO JDANCECO TTANGO ANGO FATAL FATA L , sjD sjDANCEco ANCEco opens its 11th season with choreography choreogrraphy by artistic dir director ector M Maria aria Basile opera/theater B asile in collaboration collaboration with oper a/theater director di dir ector t Danie Daniel D iell Helf H Helfgot lfgott andd SSan an Jose J Ch Chamber b Orchestra Barbara Or chestra director director e B arbara Day Turner. Turner u . Oct 18 and 19; 8pm. CCalifornia alifornia TTheatre, heatre, SSan an Jose.

SMUIN SM UIN BBALLET AL LET TTHE HE CHRISTMAS CHRIS T M A S BBALLET A L L ET , XXMAS, XXMAS, 20th eddition of Smuin’s Smuin’s nontr nontraditional aditional anniversary edition holiday-them holiday-themed ed perf performance. ormance. Dec 1111-15, 15, Center ffor or P Performing errforming Arts, Arts, Mountain Mountain View. View.

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TTHE HE NUTCRACKER N UTC R AC KER YOUTH YOUTH PROGRAM P R OGR A M , Dec 6, 7pm and Dec 77,, 1pm and 7pm. Center ffor or the Performing Performing Arts, Arts, r M Mountain ountain View View..

with bluegr bluegrass ass band. Oct 21, 5pm. M Montgomery ontgomery Theatre, Theatre, San San Jose.

CCAROLS AR O L S IN THE CCALIFORNIA A L I FORNIA , the chorale’s chorale’s annual holiday concert. Dec 8, 7pm. CCalifornia alifornia TTheatre. heatre.

D Dance ABHINAYA AB HINAYA DDANCE ANCE COMPANY COMPANY SSAN AN JOSE TAIKO’S TAIKO’S 440TH 0TH ANNIVERSARY A NNNI V ERSARY , nniversary San Anniversary San Jose Taiko Taiko a ends the 40th hA season with Abhinaya Abhinaya Dancee Company guest performing performing ffor or a concert ffeaturing eaturing popular and new SJT SJT ar arrangements. rangements. Oct 5, 5 8pm, Center ffor or Performing A rts, SSan an Jose. Performing Arts,

SSTANFORD TAN FORD LI LIVE, V E, Oct 25, 7:30 7:30pm. 0pm. B Bing ing Center Center,, SStanford. tanford.

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FFALSTAFF A L S TA FF VVerdi’s erdi’s opera opera based on a boister boisterous ous character character from from m Shakespeare’s Shakespeare’s TThe hhe M Merry erry Wives of Windsor. SSep e 7ep 7- 22. HHANSEL ANSE L AND GGRETEL RETE L EEngelbert ngelbert Humper Humperdinck dinck put a fun, ffolk-tune olkk-tune inspir inspired ed spin on a classic ffairytale airytale in thi this is 19th-century oper opera. a. Nov 1616-23. 23.

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TTOSCA OS CA , PPuccini’s uccinni’s oper operaa about a beautiful oper operaa singer caughtt in a love triangle between the chief of policee and an artist. Oct 11- 20.

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MISSION MI S S ION OUT O U T OF CONTROL C ON T R OL Sandra Bullock Bullock and a George Georrgge Clooney Clooneey star sttaar in ‘Gravity,’ ‘Graviitt y,’ Alfonso Alffonso o Cuarón’s Cuarrón’ ó ’s tense teense dramaa ab about out a spacewalk spacewalk gone awry. awrry.

Peak Pea ak Season

Fall brin bringsgs ambitious, smart films f without the bom bombast bast of winter blockbusters block busters

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RO ROST OS ST is the on the pumpkin, pu um mpkin, geese are on n the t wing, the autumn au utumn clichés ut are in the newspaper and n cornucopia the cornuc copia of cinema belches out out some of its best offerings of o the year—not the prestige prestig ge three-hour, three-hourr, backbone-killers backbone-k killers of winter awards awards seasons, sea asons, but the kind of ambitious ambitiou us work that needs a bit of a head start to ﬁnd h its audience. audiencce.

After the u underwhelment nderwhelment of Eur Europa opa R Report, ep e ort, Gravit Gravity t y (Oct. 4) lo looks oks likee it it’ll have significant lik ’ll ha h ave signific i ifi antt punch. h Onc on a time auline Oncee up upon time,, critic P Pauline Kael declar declared ed d the deadly Geminikidnapping pr p pre-titles e-titles of Y You oou Only Liv Livee Twice (1967) 67) mor moree eexciting T wice (19 w m xciting than 2001: A Sp Space ace Odysse Odyssey. ey. Dir Director ector Alf Alfonso fo onso Cuar Cuarón ón seem seems ms to agr agree ee ther theree w was as something go going oing on in that pr pre-title. e-title.

Grravitt y is a technic Gravity technically ally st startling, artling, artistically ar rtistically eexcruciating xcruciating vversion ersion off the he astr astronaut’s onaut’s dilemma— dilemma—stuck stuck in n th spacee w walk from a spac alk fr om which he ccan’t an’t rreturn. e eturn. The pr previews eviews ar aree unb unbearably earaably tense, teense, and Cuarón Cuarón has alr already eady ma made ade some so ome of the b best est mo movies vies of the past paaast ffew ew yyears ears ((Harry ea Harrry P Potter otteer and tth the hee Pr risoner of A zkaban, Childr en of Me en, Y Prisoner Azkaban, Children Men, T u Mamá T aambién). Geor ge Clo on ney Tu También). George Clooney and an nd Sandra Bullo Bullock ck cco-star. o -star. Destin Cr Cretton’s etton’s Short T Term eerm 12 (fa (fall) fall) is alr already eady one of the most ap pplauded films of the ccoming oming applauded se season. eason. Brie L Larson arson pla plays ayys a yyoung oungg ccounselor o ounselor at a home ffor o or vvolatile olatile ffoster o oster kids etton work ed at suc ch kids.. Cr Cretton worked such a home ffor or a ccouple o ouple of yyears, ears, and he w an aaward won ward at Sundanc S Sundance d e ’0 ’’09 9 ffor o or the shortt vversion th he shor ersion of this ffeature eeature film. fi U nlikelier, but ma ayybe more more Unlikelier, maybe th herapeutic, is a pair of ccomedies omedies therapeutic, ad ddressing se ex addiction: Thanks ffor oorr addressing sex Sh haringg (Sep oon (Sep 7). Sharing (Sep.. 20) and Don J Jon (Sep.. 2 27). Highly anticipated: Museum H Hour rs (Sep em C ohen’s stor Hours (Sep.. 20),, JJem Cohen’s storyy

of a friendship that ccarried a arried out in Kuntshistorisches Museum, K untshistorisches Mu seum, the 120-year-old 120year- old V Vienna iienna ga gallery allery wher wheree Hapsburgs their treasures; the Hapsbur gs put the eir tr easures; the ccenturies enturies of ar artt ar aree the back backdrop drop to a ttale ale of ttwo people eople at wo lonelyy p lo loose ose ends in that cit city. y. I ado ador adore re writingg ab aabout outt A ou Adore ddor ore (Sep (Sep.. 6) which,, under its original origin nal title wo title,, Tw Two Mother rs, got used as a pu unching bag Mothers, punching at Sundanc Sundancee this yyear. eearr. Th There here ar aree a ffew ew rreasons easons to tune out the adv adverse veerse buzz. buz zzz. The dir director, ectorr, Annee F Fontaine, ontaine, has shown wit and a gift ffor or or the er otic in erotic the past. T Two wo w first first-rate t--rate actr aactresses esses ar aree Watts Robin in the lead,, Naomi Wat ttts and R o obin W rright: the lat ttter, the gl amorous Wright: latter, glamorous Netflix’s union-bashing highlight of N ettfl flix’s uni ion-bashing serial i l House H off C Cards. ar ardds. A Adore ddoorre has h a Doris D i Lessing novella source L essing no oveella as its sou urce and a Christopher Hampton script, s , and w aas was appar ently filmed with prime p 35mm apparently photo graph hy on the ccoast oaast of N ew South photography New Wales ct mat tter: t old Wales.. A Att last,, the subjec subject matter: ffemale eemale friends ccommence ommen nce affairs with each other’ w someone other’ss sons … at which

needle -drop ps The L onely Planet ’s needle-drops Lonely Planet’s “Mother L oveer”” and then the ear worm Lover” earworm eats yyour o our br rain. “’Cause “’Cause eevery ver e y Mother’s Mother’s brain. da ay needs a mother’ t//If doing it is day mother’ss night night/If wr ro ongg, I do on n’’t want want a to b wrong, don’t bee right…”” Strange how something mor moree ghastly wo ould ffeel eeel less o oky. Machet te would ooky. Machete Kills (Oct. 11) 1 brings back ol’’ rrockface, ockface, Dann e , and no mor ejo Dannyy Tr Trejo, moree Mr Mr.. P olitenessm man this time Politenessman time.. R eemak kes of Oldb oy (Oct. 2 5) and Remakes Oldboy 25) C aarrie (Oct t. 18) ma ay, in the bigger Carrie (Oct. may, scheme of things things,, only function as nec essary in i the sense that some necessary pr oducer’s son rreally eally needed ermine producer’s mudflaps ffor o or his Esc alade. But I am Escalade. inter ested in what asp ects of rac interested aspects racee Spik Lee will w bring to rretelling etelling P ark Spikee Lee Park Chan-wo ok’s captivity captivitty thriller, thriller, just Chan-wook’s as I’m curi ous to see what a ffemale emale e curious dir ector (K Kimberley P eirce) will bring director (Kimberley Peirce) to a ne w vversion e ersion of C aarrie. And the new Carrie. sup erb Ch loe Grac etz has the superb Chloe Gracee Mor Moretz rrole ole of the hellb ound C arrie White hellbound Carrie White.. The do c cument ary Inequalit t y ffor oor All documentary Inequality (Sep 7) has h R ob o ert R eich, e a familiar (Sep.. 2 27) Robert Reich, figur t Sunda ay ttalk alk shows figuree on the Sunday shows,, deliv ering worrisome ne ws ab out delivering news about gr owing ga ap b etween the h yper-rich growing gap between hyper-rich and the wo orking p oor. Bill C ondon’s working poor. Condon’s The F ifth ft Es statte (Oct. 11) lik elyy won ’t Fifth Estate likely won’t help JJulian ulian nA ssange’s hur eeelings Assange’s hurtt ffeelings after W teal Secr ets, par ticularly Wee St Steal Secrets, particularly sinc ’s b eing pla ayed b sincee he he’s being played byy Benedict Cumb erbaatch—not the man to Cumberbatch—not w arm up one o ’s image warm one’s image.. JJust ust som me of the film ffestivals estivals e in some the ne exxt ffew ew months: the Mor gan next Morgan Hill shor fi ffest est e P opp py JJasper asper (N ov. shortt film Poppy (Nov. 8-10),, Silicon Silicon o Valley Valle a y Jewish Jewish Film Film Fest Fest (Oct. 19-N ov. 17) and one of the b est 19-Nov. best her nyywhere)) the U n nited Nations heree ((or an anywhere) United A ssociation nF ilm F estival,, Oct. 17-2 7. Association Film Festival, 17-27.

GRACE GR AC E UNDER UNNDE R PRESSURE P R E S S UR E Brie Larrson Larson s st stars taarrs as Grac Grace, e, a sup supervisor ervisor at a group grroup o ho home me ffor or o at at-risk t--risk tteens eens who has her own iss issues sues ttoo sort out, in ‘Short Term Teerm 12.’ 12.’

Presented by the Old Monterey Foundation

SEPTEMBER 13-15

ARTINTHEADOBES.ORG (831) 241-5504 Custom House, WPA c.1938, Mary Evelyn McCormick, City of Monterey Collection

This yearâ€™s festival includes a retrospective of architectural masterpieces by Mary Evelyn McCormick, a self-guided walking tour of 12 venues in historic downtown Monterey, plus exhibits, lectures, a painting competition, and more!

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SMOKY S MOK Y MOUNTAINS MOUN TA INS The ﬁrst San Jose Bacon B F Festival estival of America prom promises mises abundance everyone’s favorite to have an a bundance of everyone ’s favor rite smoked meat.

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EFORE Ry EFORE Ryan an Sebastian, co-owner Moveable co-o wner of M oveable Feast Treatbot, reatbot,, F easst and T decided deci ided to create San Festival JJose ose Bacon F estival of America, a large-scale e food truck event entirely themed ent tirely around bacon, was leaning toward he w as lean ning tow ard doing a sriracha festival, srir acha fes stival, since everyone here, around here e, he ﬁgured, had sriracha tried srir ach ha at some point, thus makin ng it an instantly making recogniz ablle, le fun-themed event. event recognizable, Only pr problem, obleem,, he learned,, is that eople ma ay visually although mostt p people may rrecognize eeccognize srira acha,, ffew ew kne w it b sriracha, knew byy name name.. (F or the rrecord, eecco ord, d, sriracha is the rred ed hot (For sauc ooster on the lab el saucee with thee rrooster label ffound o ound at nearly ly eevery ver e yA sian s rrestaurant.) estaurant.) Asian So Sebastian n went with something

eeven veen mor moree rrecognizable: ecognizable: bac bacon. on. After the suc cess of Sebastian’s Sebastian n’s other oth her success ffood ood truck eevent, veent,, San JJose ose T aaco F estivval, Taco Festival, w which ccelebrated elebrated its second seccond o yyear eear last M Ma ay, he w aas looking looking ffor o or a secondary secondary May, was eevent veent that would b veen easier to bee eeven pr ro omote. Bacon Bacon seemed the obvious ob bvviouss promote. ch hoicce. choice. “W We wanted waanted to do something thatt “We w aas a no-brainer. no-brainerr. W e’vve done vvery eery lit tttle was We’ve little m mark keeting ffor o or Bacon Bacon F estival. W e’vve marketing Festival. We’ve b e eextremely een xxtremely lax ab out pr omotingg been about promoting th he eevent veent b eccaause the rresponse esponse is the because th hrro ough the rroof. ooff. Someone says saayys they’re they’r y e through go oing to go and ﬁv ve p eople ccomment ommen nt going ﬁve people on n their Fac ebook p ost,, lik ke ‘I w ant a to t Facebook post, like want go o to o!’” Sebastian says. saayyss. too!’” In other wor ds, bacon bacco on is popular. popularr. words, F or a lot of at tttendees, all the ey need d to For attendees, they kn now ab out the San JJose ose Bac on F esttival know about Bacon Festival off Americ caa,, is that ther o on— America, theree will b bee bac bacon— an nd lots of it. But ther re is so much mor m and there moree to o Sebastian n’s bac on eevent veent than just Sebastian’s bacon ba acon. Lik ke T ac a oF estival,, which pla ayys on bacon. Like Taco Festival, plays

Me exxiccaan themes ng in Me exxican Mexican themes,, bringin bringing Mexican wr reestling rings and air ac aaccordion cordion wrestling ccontests, ontests, the Bac on F estiival is also a Bacon Festival tongue -and-cheek cultu ural herit age tongue-and-cheek cultural heritage ffestival, eestival,, but this time it ccelebrates elebrates oldtime ey Americ a. timey America. “W We’vve b een w aantingg to do this “We’ve been wanting Americana state-fair vvery eery Americ caana st ate-faiir theme that I personally like. love parades p ersonally lik ke. I lo ove pa arades and stuff like Bacon goes perfect lik ke that. Bac on go es p errfeect with that. joke we’re trying make The jok ke is that we ’re tr y to mak ying ke a nostalgic ffestival eestival that is nost taalgic ffor o or a time that never Sebastian ne eveer rreally eally eexisted, xxisted,” Seb bastian eexplains. xxplains. live time. “I’ glad “I’m l d I liv li ve in i this hi tim ime. The Th past wasn’t necessarily best w aasn n’’t nec essarily b est ffor o or eeveryone. ver e yo one. So bee gr great I think it would b eatt to ccelebrate elebrate it, having diverse group while ha avving a huge div veerse gr oup of people p eople ccome ome in to the ffestival. eestival.” Theree will eeven bee squ square-dancing. Ther veen b uare-dancing. people attending Bacon Festival Most p eople at tttending Bac B on F estival presumably have never square danced pr esumably ha ave ne eveer squar re danc ed before. goofy, over-the-top naturee b effor o e. The go offy, o veerr--tthe-top natur gives people of the ffestival eestival almost giv vees p eople who never otherwise free would ne eveer other wise seek s it out a fr ee give try. pass to giv ve it a tr y. “Squaree dancing is a legitimate “Squar l fform o orm of cultural eexpression. xxpression. I think t we should tryy and eexpose people at least tr xxpose itt and get p eople tryy and par participate, says. to tr ticipate,” Sebastian S sa ayys. “We’ll have marching bands “W We’ll ha ave mar ching ba ands and a petting zoo other p etttting zo o and some ot ther fun kinds of parts things that in some par t of the ccountry ts ountry

bee rreally would b e eally normal. In San JJose ose they became the ey almostt b eccame a kind of eexotic. xxotic. Pin donkey isn’t played the ttail ail on the t donk key isn n’t ’ pla ayed e vvery eery We’re looking much. W e’rre lo oking at this as a fun, marching rretrograde etrograde eevent veent with mar ching bands kazoos bacon. and k aazooss and bac on.” Sebastian’s goes beyond Sebastian n’s vision go es eeven ven e b eyo ond creating Americana-bacon cr eating a fun fu Americ caana-baccon o themed wants breathe new life eevent; veent; he w aants to br reathe e ne w lif fe into notion the vvery eery no otion of what a ffood ood ffestival eestival be. key make eexperience xp x erience ccan aan b e. The k ey is to mak ke moree activ active participants the guests mor m ve par ticipants in activities create unexpected the activitie es and to cr eate une exxpected eexperiences. xp x eriencess. “It’s different “It ’s a lott diff ffeerent than the ttypical yypiccal a where there’s posters ffestival, eestival,, wh here ther e’s p osters of dolphins and a classicc rrock ock band. If yyou ou o go to the Gilroy Garlic Festival, Gilr oy Garl lic F estival,, it ccosts osts $17 to get People in. P eople sit s and kind of listen to the music,, but ma maybe We’re trying music m ayybe not. W e’re tr ying to break model, says. br eak that whole w mo del,” Sebastian sa ayys. Att Bac Bacon Festival, marching ching A on nF estival,, the mar bands,, ffor instance, bee pla playing bands o or in nstance, will b ayying in crowd. they happen play the cr owd And owd. A if the ey happ en to pla ay a like, theree will b bee thousands of song yyou o ou lik ke, ther kazoos lying around anyone k azo a os lyin ng ar ound ffor o or an nyo one to pick theyy so desir desire. up and join n the band if the e. “We’re trying innovate “W We’re tr rying to inno ovvate and rreally eally tryy to mak make tr ke these a unique eexperience. xperiencce. It’s going like It ’s not goin ng to ffeel eel e lik ke yyour our ttypical o yypical Sebastian says. ffestival, eestival,” Seb bastian sa ayys. Off ccourse Bacon Festival O o oursee the Bac on F estival is at its ccore ore a ffood ood truck festival. feestival. All the vendors veendors bee eith either will b her ffood ood trucks or mobile They aree not rrequired have ccarts. arts. The ey ar equired to ha ave bacon bac on in eevery veery dish,, though no doubt theree will b bee plent plenty bacon ther ty of bac con o items to choose from. cho ose fr om m. The only rule the vvendors eendors have adhere ha ave to adh here to is that no dish ccan aan bee o over five way people b veer fiv ve dollars—that w ay p eople afford tryy se several ccan an aff ffo ord to t tr veral e items without spending Theree will b bee o over sp ending a ffortune. o ortune. Ther ver e trucks, 20 ffood ood tru ucks, and a lot of them will offering they don’t off ffeering ffood ood the ey don n’t ’ normally sell, both bacon. b oth with and a without bac on. “It’s going bee a mix of diff different “It It’s goin ng to b ffeerent things.. F For people, they may things or some p eople, the ey ma ay not want five pounds bacon w aant to eatt fiv ve p ounds of bac on in sitting, day. There’s one sit tttingg, or at least one da ay. Ther e’s bee a lot of diff different options,,” going to b ffeerent options says. Sebastian sa ayys. Marching won’t bee the only Mar chin ng bands won n’t ’ b live Bacon Festival. fform orm of liv o ve music at Bac on F estival. Several local are Se veeral lo caal bands ar re scheduled to play. pla ay. So far the lineup includes Sweet HayaH, Usurper Vong, Dreams Ha ayaH, y ,U su urper V o ongg, Dr eams of JJune une Relapse. and R eelapsee.

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WHAT’S DIFFERENT about San Jose’s new Smashburger? Their Certiﬁed Angus burgers are smashed and seared to order, a technique that purportedly seals in all of the juices. Smashburger offers four artisan varieties of buns. Their fries are tossed in olive oil, rosemary sprigs and fresh garlic. No corners were cut on the décor, either—cool lighting, a chic color scheme and local photographs. I was there on the second day of business and the San Jose location on Coleman Avenue already had several photos of San Joseans chowing down on their burgers. The 6-year-old franchise has recently gathered a lot of national attention, with the CEO telling USA Today that they look to eventually be the “Starbucks of burgers.” With over 250 million burgers sold and 200 stores opened in ﬁve years, it's a conceivable goal.

SP2 Puts Down Roots ON SATURDAY, Ryan Agamie Melchiano and Ryan Hisamune unveiled SP2, to Downtown San Jose. Two years were spent renovating the 100-year-old building, once home to Sabor and originally used as a horse stable. The area is expansive, with over 6,000 square feet inside and a 3,500 square-foot patio. Melchiano and Hisamune opened over a dozen restaurants in San Francisco before setting their sights on the evolving scene of Downtown San Jose. SP2—short for San Pedro Squared, Silicon Valley tech humor—is their original concept. Saturday’s grand opening was well attended, as crowds scoped out the new grounds. The outdoor grill served up plates of Asian-style ribs, sliders and bacon-wrapped hotdogs. And Chinese lion dancers made a guest appearance. Now that the doors are officially open, SP2 is serving seven days a week, with brunch on Saturday and Sunday. And in two weeks, SP2 will be rolling out a lunch menu.

Produce to Pastries AT ITS inception last year, Strawberry Fields was a place to buy locally sourced, organic produce in suburban south San Jose. Baked goods and pastries were secondary offerings. That is, until they started to steal the show. The creative and delicious varieties of breads, pies and pastries have recently taken center stage, along with a few other savory items, sandwiches and warm drinks. The ﬂaky bacon cheddar scones are a neighborhood favorite. Also on display were moist, red velvet cheesecake squares and raspberry-chocolate cupcakes with pinwheels of cream cheese frosting. The produce sections have been replaced by a colorful dining room, accented by charming ﬂower arrangements. Businesses are few in its out of the way location, but those able to weather the time here quickly become a part of a loyal, close-knit scene. Kristine Bautista Read more about these new spots in town at sanjose.com, and share tips on the latest in food news with kbautista@metronews.com.

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CHRONOSCOPES CHR ONO OSCOPES Blank Club, San n Jose Wed, Free W ed, 9pm, Fr eee

In only ffour our songs—and songgs—and 13 minutes time—Chronoscopes time—Chr onosccopes showed weree made of, everyone what they th hey wer of, which, as it turnss out, is quite a lot. The local band’s debut EP Ar Around ound a Seashell Ashtray Ashtrraayy has it all:: Math rock, atmospheric indie-rock, rock, Emo, atmos spheric indie-r ock, post-rock, hardcore—and that’s post-rock, har dcoore—and that ’s in just a single song song, that’s g, or at least that ’s how theree ar aree so many h it ffeels eels l since i e th ther diverse sections pieced together in a single ffour-minute our-m minute tune that it sounds like the they’re ey’re covering every genr genree know known What’s wn to man. What ’s most impr impressive, essive, though, is how naturally bounce naturally they bo ounce between such different jarring different styles, llike ike jar ring technical math rock rock into mellow m moody

soundscapes. The soundscapes. T sk sky’s y’s the limit ffor or these guys.. (AC) (A AC)

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theree was What if ther w a way to combine show a hip-hop sho ow with musical chairs? Aha! That is pprecisely recisely the idea behind War.” LLuck uck Loosh’s Loosh’s “Urban “ Art W aar.”” Luck Luck LLoosh, oosh,, Sean Blak, B , Rahmaan Jamal and perform, L Light SStevens tevenns perf orm,, but none of them will playy individual sets.. Instead, aree all on deck the the ffour our rrappers appeers ar entiree show show. entir w. ItIt’s ’s up to DJ Gurthmax to pick the next nexxt beat, then whoever’s whoever’s song is next has has to hop on and start

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Milano, San S Jose Fri, 8pm, $10 The namee Klank may not immediately immediate ely rresonate esonate with Christian (AKA industrial metal ffans, ans, but Klank (AK A Daren Diolosa) Dar en Dio losa) began his musical career car eer in the t ’90s as guitarist ffor or Circle Dust, who wer weree iconic in Circle of D Christian the Christi ian industrial metal scene. Somewhere around Somewhe ere ar ound the mid-’90s started Klank star rted playing solo on the side, and ultimately u timately left to pursue his ul musicc full time. He put music own musi on hold in the early 2000s (and also

made the t move to San Jose) then re-emerged group re-emeerged in 2007. 20077. His gr oup (also called Klank) has already K already released released one EP P and two full-length albums since his h return. return.. His sound has slowly evolvedd from from industrial metal into heavy dance groove d groove rock. rock.. (AC) (AC)

BEN N J OF NEW NE W BO BOYZ YZ Studio Studio o 8, San Jose Fri, 9pm, 9p pm, free free before before 10pm w/ guestlist guestl list hyphy CCali ali hy phy hip-hop duo New Boyz (Ben J and Legacy), though young, managed manag ged to build a noteworthy audience immediately.. They audien nce almost immediately created viral “You’re cr eatedd their ﬁrst vir al hit “Y Yoou’re A Jerk”” in n 2009, which also exposed the jerkin’’ cr craze jerkin aze to a national audience. On top of New Boyz’ rreleases eleases both produce Ben J and a Legacy pr oduce individual tracks. tr acks. Solo, Ben J’s lyrics take on moree serious tone,, but ffor a much h mor or

the most part he still embodies the young youung LA hip-hop spirit that made New weree w Boyz the sensation they wer from from m the beginning. (AD)

LAURA LA AURA MEYER MEYER Red d Rock Coff Coffee, ee, Mountain View Free Fri,, 8pm, Fr ee central Lauraa TTravel ravvel is a centr al theme in Laur Meyer’s Me yer’s work. In ffact, act,, one can imagine soundtrack ima agine her music as the soundtr ack lonely. to a lonely y. late-night drive on an empty highway. em pty interstate highway y. Mixing ffolk, olkk,, blues and a lot of ﬁery energy, energyy, Meyer’s Me yer’s sound suggests a soulful PJJ H Harvey P Har vey combined with the grit of Growing LLucinda uccinda Williams. Williams. Gr owing up up,, she Petty. wass obsessed with TTom om o P ettyy. Though bare-bones shee does have that rraw aw bar e-bones adherence Petty’s adh herence to rroots oots rrock ock that P etty’s always from alw ways had,, she departs fr om his laidback presentation bac ck pr esentation of it.. Her music is an emotional e storm,, sometimes quiet, other oth her times loud and fferocious, erocious,, but always core. (AC) alw ways rreal eal to the cor e.. (A C)

oncerts * cconcerts LAURA MEYER

VIVAFEST VIV VA AFEST W W/FERNANDO /FERNANDO DE LA MORA Sep 7 at SSAP AP Center

EEARTH, EAR TH, WIND & FIRE Sep 8 at 7:30pm, San Jose Civic

ROCK R OCK THE BELL BELLSS Sep 14 14-15, -15, 15 Shor Shoreline eline

BLONDIE BL ONDIE Sep 20 aatt Montalvo Arts Center

THE PRICE IS RIGHT LIVE Sep 20, San Jose Civic

MARCO MA ARCO ANT ANTONIO ONIO SOLIS Sep 22 at SSAP AP Center

VIVAFEST VIV VA AFEST W W/KINKY /KINKY Sep 28, San Jose Civic

JOSH GR GROBAN OBAN Oct 7 at 7:30pm, SAP SAP Center

THIRTY THIR TY Y SE SECONDS CONDS T TO O MAR MARSS Oct 11 at 7pm, 7 SJSU SJSU Event Center

PINK Oct 15 at 7:30pm, SAP SAP Center

PARAMORE P A ARAMORE Oct 18 at SSAP AP Center

SSARAH ARAH BRIGHTMAN Oct 28 at SAP SAP Center

DAVE D AV VE MA MASON SON

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BATTLEHOOCH B AT TTLEHOOCCH San P S Pedro edr dro Squar S Squaree Market, M k t, San S JJose free Sat, 7pm, fr ee San Francisco’s Francisco’s six-piece Battlehooch playfully label themselves a ““shapeshifting shapeshifting orchestral or chestral rrock” ock”” band. This them. description deﬁnitely suits th hem. incorporate They incorpor ate aspects of avant-garde andd rrock psychedelic, avant-gar de an ock into some energetic energetic tunes. As As much as that description sounds lilike ke chaos, seamless they actually pull it off in a se eamless manner.. They’ve master mastered manner ed a delicate highbalance of melodies and hig hpowered ed riffs on their latest album power Hot LLungs ungss (Feb 2013). Battle Battlehooch ehooch has received from received accolades fr om m music sites NME and The Bay Bridg Bridged, ged, SF W Weekly eekly e and others. Pr Praises aisees ffor or they Battlehooch will ffollow ollow as th ey hit

Davidd Knight San Jose with locals Davi Daydream and CCado ado ffor or the Daydr eaam Nation series. (AD)

KING’S MOUN MOUNTAIN NT TAIN A ART AR TFFAIR T FA AIR King’s Mountain Fir Firee Station, Station, W oodside Woodside Sat, Sun & Mon, 10am-5pm; 10am--5pm;; free free admission community The King’s Mountain com mmunity Woodside markss the 50th in W oodside mark 5 anniversary this year of an a art nature. ffestival estival that gets back too natur e. This event, which takes place p in the middle of a rredwood edwood fforest, orest, e ffeatures eatures workss in a variety of med media moree work dia by mor Artists’’ bbooths than 130 artists. Artists open at 10am, but each day d the ffair air kickss off at 8:30am with a pancake kick breakfast, from 11:30am br eakfast, and fr om 11:30 0am on Cookshack serves the ffair’s air ’s Cook shack ser v up ves hamburgers, andd nachos, as hambur gers, sausage an (HZ) well as beer and wine. (H HZ)

REGENERA REGENERATION AT TION TOUR T OUR 2013 2013 3 Mountain Winery Winery, y, Saratoga Saratoga Sat, 5pm, $45-85 There’s about Ther e’s no doubt abo ut it, synthmoree popular now pop is mor n than ever before. hardd a bef ore. YYet, et, no matterr how har there’s new band tries, ther e’s no escaping comparisons. the inevitable ’80s co omparisons. That’s That ’s because it wass back then that entiree blueprint for the entir for o the genre genre was established. Depeche Depeeche Mode and New Order Order are are the thhe obvious heavyweights, but thee Regeneration Regeneration 2013 tour boasts other otheer signiﬁcant from synth-pop’s acts fr om synth-pop ’ss early years: (from Erasure), Howardd Andy Bell (fr om Er asu ure), Howar Information Society Jones, Inf ormation So ociety and Men were Without Hats (who w ere sort of a Wave, New W ave, synth-popp hybrid). All bands’’ music iss still timeless these bands moree new bands ccontinue as mor ontinue to carry synth-pop torch fform orm and car ry the sy ynth-pop tor ch future. (AC) into the futur e. (A C)

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ENCORE ROOFTOP ENCORE ROOFTOP POOL P PARTY A AR RTY Fairmont Hotel, San S Jose Sun, noon, $25 gen g admission (subject to chan change, ge, arrive arrive early) Att ﬁrst it seemedd the Detox P Pool A ool Parties cease P arties would cea ase to exist. Their prospects, around pr ospects, however, howevver, turned ar ound they last month as the ey hosted a oneparty. time rreturn eturn party y. The party has closer now rrelocated elocated clo oser to the heart of Downtown Sann Jose ffor or Labor Day weekend, at the Fairmont gorgeous Hotel’s gor geous rooftop rooftop pool. clubss and parties Unlike other club Bay,, the Detox P Pool in the South Bay ool Party P arty combines tthe he essences of Miami and Vegas Vegas into one long poolside party.. (AD) afternoon poolsid de party

Nov 2 at at Montalvo Arts Center

THE HE OFFICIA OFFICIAL AL BL BLUES UES BR BROTHERS OTHERS RE REVUE VUE Nov 3 at at Montalvo Arts Center

SELENA GOMEZ Nov 10 at SSAP AP Center

SO Y YOU OU THINK TH HINK Y YOU OU CAN DANCE DANCE Nov 23 at 7:30pm, 7:30pm San Jose Civic

BEYONCÉ BE YONCÉ Dec 2 at SAP SAP Center

CCRYSTAL CR RYSTA AL BO BOWERSOX WERSOX Dec 6 aatt Montalvo Arts Center

BLIND D BO BOYS OYS OF ALAB ALABAMA AMA Dec 12 aatt Montalvo Arts Center

THE TH HE LE LEGEND GEND OF ZELD ZELDA A Dec 14 at 7:30pm, San Jose Civic

A CHARL CHARLIE LIE BR BROWN OWN XMA XMASS W W// DAVID DAV VID BENOIT Dec 15 aatt Montalvo Arts Center

JJUSTIN JUS TIN TIMBERLAKE Jan 19 at SAP SAP Center For musi music ic updates and contest giveaways, giveaway ys, like us on Facebook at metr metrofb.com ofb.com

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BRIAN RE REGAN GAN Aug 29 aatt Montalvo Arts Center

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SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF SAN O QUILTS & TEXTILESS QUIL LTS&TEXTILE

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“Collecting New York Yoork Beauty B Quilts: Quil ts: Bill Volckening’s Volckening’s Passion.” Wed. P assion.”” Opens W ed. Ends Oct 27. 27 7. Wed-Sun, Wed-Sun, 10am-5pm. 10am-5ppm. San Jose.

“On the Road: Double Centenary.” Centenary y.” . An installation by Sabine Reckewell is part off a traveling shows new series of tr aveling sho ows from Liquid, fr om SSJICA. JICA. Ends Aug 31. Li quid, 448 S. Market SSt, t, San Jose.

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Works by W Works West est V Valley alley and Faculty. Mission College Facul t . Ends ty 8. TTue-Wed Fri-Sun, Sep 8 ue Wed and Fr uueri Sun ri-Sun, 11am-9pm. 11am-5pm, Thu, 11am-9pm. Clara. Santa Clar a.

“Dancing on the Edge.”” End Ends ds Wed-Sun, 10am-3pm. Aug 4. W ed-Sun, 10am3pm m. City.. Redwood City

Shady Shakespea Shakespeare are Theatr Theatre. e. 7:30pm. Aug 31-Sep 1, 7:30 0pm. Ends Sanborn Park, Sep 1.. $15-$20. Sa anborn P ark, Saratoga. atoga. Sar

ROMEO R OMEO O&JULIET & JULIET T Shady Shakespea Shakespeare are Theatr Theatre. e. Aug Thu-Fri, 7:30pm.. Ends E Sanborn Park, 30. $15-$20. Sanb born P ark, Saratoga. Sar atoga.

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“Simply Put.” artwork by M Mr.r. Jeremiah Harada. Jose. Jer emiah Har ada. San Jose e.

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City Lights Theate Theater er Company presents pr esents Richard Richard O’Brien’s O’Brien’s musical spooﬁng on B movies, the cultt ﬁlm. which spawned th he cul Sun, Thu-Sat, 8pm, Su n,, 2pm. Ends Aug 31.. $19.95-$34.95. $19.95-$334.95. City Jose. Lights Theater, Theater, San Saan Jose

“Wes Smoot and the 49ers.” “Wes 4 told The story of E.O. 49 to old in illustrations, illustr ations, paintingss and sculpture. sculptur e. Thu-Fri, noon-7pm, nooon--77pm, Sat, noon-5pm. San Jose. Joose.

“Come Healing.” A new sho show ow by six artists about healingg and Thu-Sun, wholeness. Ongoing. Thu-S Sun, 11am-3pm. Saratoga. 11am3pm. Sar atoga.

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“Sky Is Falling: P “Sky Paintings aintings byy Heffernan.” Julie Heff ernan.”” Ends Sep 1. Palo Alto. P alo Al to.

*art MUSEUMS ART AR RT MUSEUM OFF LLOS OS GA GATOS ATOS “Picturing Place:: Photogr P Photographs aphs Gregory egory Schaff Schaffer by Gr fer and Mike Sep Wed-Sun, Williams.”” Ends Se ep 8. W ed-Sun, 11am-5pm. LLos os Gatos. Gaatos.

CANTOR CANT OR ARTS AR RTS CENTER CEENTER “Faith Embodied:: Saints From From the Renaissance Renaisssance to the Enlightenment.”” A show of prints. Ends Nov 17 117. 7. “Manet Graphic France, and the Gr aphic Arts A in Fr ance, 1860-1880.” 18601880.”” Endss Nov 17. 177. WedWedSun, 11am-5pm, Thu, T 11am-8pm. SStanford. tanford.

“The Facets of Our Ag Aggregate gregate mythology. LLore.” ore.”” A show about mythology m . San Jose.

BRUNI BR UNI GALLER GALLERY RY Jazz-related art by Br Jazz-related Bruni uni Sablan. Mon-Sat, 1-6pm. 1-6ppm. San Jose.

CAFE STRITCH CAFES TRITCH “No W Walls alls Between Us Us,” s,” portraits musicians portr aits of jazz music cians by KKathy athy Sloane. San Jose. Josee.

COMMUNITY SCHOO COMMUNITY SCHOOL OL OF MUSIC AND ARTS MUSICANDAR TS “Cartography of LLonging,” “Cartography ongiing,” BarreraInstallations by TTessie essie e Bar reraScharaga. 28. Schar aga. Ends Sep 28 8. Mon9am-7pm, 9am-3pm. Fri, 9am-77pm, Sat, 9am m-3pm. Gallery, Mohr Gallery y, Finn Center, Cennter, Mountain View. View.

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“Evolution of Gr Green: eeen: Environmental Activism Envir onmental A c ctivism in the Claraa Valley.” Santa Clar Valley a y..”” Ends Sep 30. LLos os Gatos.

“The Shor Shores es Whither the SStorms torms Tossed Toossed Them,”” photographs photogr h t aphs h by b James J es Jame Dewrance. Dewr ance. San Jose.

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"Lake and Seacloud Seacloud Views, Paintings Gatos,"" new P aintings of LLos os Gatos, G artistt Riki R Nelson. paintings by artis Ends Aug 30. LLos os Gatos.

“Cross Pr “Cross Process,” ocess,”” new work w workss Marcotte by Josh Mar cotte and KKori ori Thompson. Ends Aug 30. 3 TTueuuenooon-4pm Fri, noon-6pm, Sat, noon-4pm San or by appointment. Sa an Jose

SSAN AN JOSE MUSE MUSEUM EUM OF AR ART RT ““Annie Annie A Leibovit Leibovitz: z:: Pilgrimage.” effects Images of personal personal eff ects of Ends ffamous amous people. En nds Sep 3. From Sky: “Questions Questions Fr om the Sk y:: New Work Liu.” W ork by Hung Liu u.”” Ends Sep “Swans, Sirens.” 29. “S wans, Swine Swinee and Sir ens.” Greek Artists inﬂuencedd by Gr eek mythology. mythology y. Ends Dec D 1. “New SStories tories From From the Edge of Asia: Asia: This/That.”” Ends Sep 15. TTueuueSun, 11am-5pm,, closed c Mon. San Jose.

GALLERY GALLER RY SSARATOGA ARA ATOGA A “Southwest Gourd Gourd Sho Show,” ow w,,” workss by Jo Cooley an and work nd guest artist CCyndee yndee Newick. Thru Aug. Wed-Sun, W ed-Sun, 11am-5pm. Big Basin Way, Saratoga. W ayy, Sar atoga.

KALEID GALLERY KALEIDGALLER RY Raku vessels by Jill Ge Getzan. etzan. workss by Phyllis Lee, Fr Frank Also, work ank Arroyo Ar royo and Anthony Rollins. R Thru Aug. San Jose.

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SAN JOSE INS SAN INSTITUTE ST TITUTE OF ART CCONTEMPORARY ONTEMPORAR RY YAR RT “NextNewCA.” Works Works by new talents. Ends Sep 14. Andrews: Over,, Unde Underr “Mari Andr ews: Over Sculptural and Inside Out.”” Sculptur al installations. Ends Sep 77.. TTueuuenoon-5pm. Fri, 10am-5pm, Sat, noon-5 5pm. San Jose.

SEEING THINGSSGALLER SEEINGTHING GALLERY RY “TIMspiration,”” features “TIMspiration,” features artt photography inspired and photogr aphy inspir ed by b proo skateboa skateboarder the late local pr rder Brauch. TTim im Br auch. Ends Sep 4. TTue-Fri, uuee-Fri, 11am-7pm, 11am-7pm, 7 Sat, noon-6pm.. 30 Thirdd SSt, N. Thir t, San Jose.

WORKS W ORKSSSAN ANJOSE JOSE ““Art Art from A from the Incendiary Union” Unnion” group gr oup exhibition. San Jose.

*events *e veents MONT MONTALVO TA ALVOSUMMER SUMMER LLUNCHEONS UNCHEONS The Montalvo Ser Service vice Gr Group ouup hosts weekly luncheons. Wed, W ed, noon. $38. Ends Aug 28. 2 Center,, Sar Saratoga. Montalvo Arts Center atoga.

THE NIGHT MARKET Food truck trucks, s, live music. Fri-6-11pm. Sat, 611pm. Thru Sep 29. SSan an Jose Flea Market Mabury R Road pparkingg lot.

WATSONVILLE W ATSONVILLE FLY-IN FLLY--IN An air show with “Flying planes, Jetpack Man, vintage plane es, live ﬂy overs, plane rides and liv ve admission music. Fri-Sun. $15 admiss ion Watsonville + $5 parking. W atsonville Municipal Airport.

SIBLING REVELRY Brooke (Kate Turnbull) and her younger brother, Trip (Rod Brogan), keep laughing in spite of the tension at their parents’ house.

Desert Heat LOCAL THEATER patrons are in for something special with the regional premiere of Jon Robin Baitz’s Other Desert Cities, an intelligent, poignant and surprisingly funny play about a family torn apart by old wounds and divergent politics. Much of the cast and crew, including star Kandis Chappell and director Richard Seer, and even Alexander Dodge’s evocative mid-century modernist set, have been transferred to TheatreWorks from the Old Globe production in Other Desert Cities San Diego last spring. Thru Sep. 15 Polly and Lyman Wyeth, played splendidly Mountain View Center by Chappell and James Sutorius, are a pair of for the Performing Arts staunchly Republican, semi-forgotten Hollywood royals spending their retirement in Palm Springs. It is Christmas, and their liberal daughter Brooke $19-$73 (Kate Turnbull) is visiting for the first time in years. theatreworks.org While there is some tension surrounding their differing views, Brooke has yet to drop the real bomb: a memoir dealing with her troubled older brother, who decades earlier rebelled against his parents’ conservatism, fell in with the wrong crowd and eventually committed suicide. These are memories that Polly and Lyman would rather not revisit, and the manuscript touches off a full-scale war. Julia Brothers is irresistible as bitter, wisecracking Aunt Silda, a burnt-out lush who still manages to cough out some good one-liners and who takes Brooke’s side in the conflict. Rod Brogan, meanwhile, is plaintively moderate as younger brother Trip, who attempts to keep a foot in each camp. Polly and Lyman, resembling a second-tier Nancy and Ronald Reagan, could so easily have been reduced to caricatures, but Chappell and Sutorius deliver something else. Lyman is a damaged man hidden beneath the warmth and charm of an old-school film actor, and Chappell’s Polly, though hardly lovable, is superbly engaging in her caustic wit. The embattled Wyeths are in many ways reminiscent of that fractured clan from the Tracy Letts drama August: Osage County, but playwright Baitz (whose other credits include the TV series Brothers & Sisters) brings a political context to the table. Family as nation, with conflict between liberal and conservative members representing a wider civic divide, may be a familiar metaphor, but Other Desert Cities is well-written and well-acted enough that it never descends into predictable stereotypes.—Sean Conwell

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DO YOU HAVE DIFFICULT

ASTHMA?

If you have uncontrolled asthma, you may qualify for a clinical trial evaluating an investigational medicine. Local doctors are currently conducting a clinical trial to evaluate an investigational asthma medicine in people with uncontrolled asthma, despite taking medication. To qualify for this clinical trial, you must: t Be between 18 to 75 years of age t Have a medical diagnosis of asthma t Have used an inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) for at least 3 months prior to the trial, and be on a stable ICS dose for at least 30 days prior to the trial t Meet other criteria Trial-required visits, tests, and study medicines may be provided to participants. In addition, reimbursement for travel may be provided.

For more information about this trial, please contact: Allergy & Asthma Associates of Santa Clara Valley Research Center 4050 Moorpark Avenue, Suite 6, San Jose 408.553.0709

LOCAL LEGEND The ‘Timspiration’ exhibit includes photos of skater Tim Brauch.

On Board SATURDAY NIGHT at Seeing Things Gallery was a reunion of sorts—and a memorial. Patrons hugged and reminisced about legendary pro skateboarder and San Jose native, Tim Brauch (1974-1999). The occasion was “Timspiration,” an art exhibition dedicated to the memory of Brauch. Despite the singular subject, artists and photographers Timspiration: Art + Photography inspired brought a wide range of individual styles to this by Tim Brauch collection, all with the goal of capturing the protean Brauch, who died of sudden cardiac arrest at age 25— Runs thru Sep 5 and who has served as an inspiration for a generation Seeing Things Gallery of skateboarders both in the South Bay and around 30 N. Third St, the world. Almost every medium was represented in San Jose the show. A video of old collected footage plays amidst the collection of photos, letters, paintings, mixed-media installations and sculptures by artists from Russ Pope to Scotty Greathouse. Some of the best pieces are the painted skateboards by longtime Brauch friend and professional skateboarder Jason Adams. There is also a gorgeous engraved apple made from broken skateboards by Israel Forbes, another friend and professional skater. The memory of Tim Brauch is enlivened by such an eclectic and personal collection of art, but the photographs (including the cover of Thrasher magazine) also give visitors—who may know little of San Jose’s important role in the history of the sport—a small glimpse into the story of South Bay skateboarding. Not only is there history in these pieces, but there is familiarity. As a local professional, Brauch brought considerable exposure to San Jose in the ’90s through the unlikely medium of a sport then in disrepute. San Jose is represented in the collection through letters, tribute paintings and photographs. In many of the shots, Brauch can be seeing doing tricks against the backdrop of Downtown or an overpass on Highway 101. The skateboarding world excels at merchandising, and an extensive collection of commercial items at the show captures this. Beanies, t-shirts and skateboards with original artwork have been provided by Vans off the Wall, Brauch's sponsor, which also sponsored the event. For many, the highlight of the collection is a zine made especially for the show. It contains a simple and elegant collection of photographs of Tim Brauch in his natural element: skating, laughing, smiling. As much as any artwork on the walls, the heartfelt and handmade zine captures what made Brauch a legend during his short life, and what makes him an icon today.—Tad Malone

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CLOSED CL OSEDCIR CIRCUIT CUIT (R;; 96 min.) Eric Bana and Reb Rebecca becca Hall play top lawyers whose lives livves aree endanger endangered ar ed after working on a terrorist’s ter rorist’s legal defense defense team. (Opens Fri.)

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due to injury is now in a vegetative veegetative transformed state, has tr ansformed intoo a magical protector sorrow. pr otector that spares spares her from from sor row. Atiq Rahimi from Adapted by author A tiq Ra himi fr om his book. (Opens Fri.)

Revivals Re evvivvaals FIRST FIR ST LOVE/CHRISTMAS LOVE/CHRISST TMAS HOLIDAY HOLIDAY (1939/1944) Deanna Durbin’s Durbiin’s first (from kiss (fr om the stalwart Robert Robbert SStack) tack) Cinderella in this version of Cinder ellaa in which Durbin warbles “Un Bel Di”” in English. WITH BILLED W ITH Christmas Ho Holiday olidayy (1944) Durbin’s memorable Durbin’s memor able film noir n under the direction direction of Robert Siodmak: Sioddmak:: she’s she’s a lounge singer who uses the t holidays as a cover to flee her wastrel wastrrel husband (Gene Kelley). Kelley). (Plays Sept 44-6 -6 in P Palo aalo Alto Al to at the Stanford Sttanffor ord Theatre.) Theatrre.) e ) (RvB

LAD LADY DY FOR FOR A D DAY/EMPLOYEE’S AY/EMPLOYEE’S Y ENTRANCE (both 1933) Fr Frank ank CCapra's apra's llittle-known street-corner comedy about a str eet-corrner apple enough peddler who's saved enoug gh money to finishing send her daughter to finish hing school. W.. C.. Fields CCapra apra apparently apparently wanted W Dressler, and Marie Dr essler, but thee film got moree polished perf performers: mor ormers:: May Robson, Warren Kibbee co-star.. W arren William and Guy Ki bbee co-star WITH BILLED W ITH Employee Employee’s ’s Entr EEntrance: raance: My code is smash or be smashed!" sm mashed!" Warren bedroom, Warren Beatty in the bedr o oom, and J. J. Montgomery Burns in i the boardroom—that boardroom—that describes describees snazzy letch Warren Warren Williams, "whose "whhose mean exterior concealed a meaner mean ner interior" (Thomas Doherty, Dohertyy, in his book boook Pr Pre-Code ree-Code Hollywood). Williams pursu pursues ues a mar married ried shopgirl (Loretta through (Loretta Young) Young) o th hrough the corridors department storee he corridors of the departmen nt stor owns. It's 75 minutes of the the kind of drama Production drama that got the Pr oducction Code enacted in the first place. (Plays ( Aug 31-Sep 4 in Palo Paalo Alto Alto at thee Stanford Stanffoorrd Theatre.) Theatre.)) (RvB)

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THREESMAR THREE SMART RT TGIRL GIRLS/THREE S/TH HREESMAR SMART RT GIRLSS GR GROW GIRL OW UP An early version of the P Parent arent e TTrap rap plot, three ee daughters instead of only with thr debutt of Deanna two;; here here we see the debu singer Durbin,, a teenage opera opera sin nger who became Universal's biggest biggesst star of the 1930s. Also stars Ray Milland, M Brady Franklin Bi i B Binnie Barnes, Alice Ali B Br ady d andd FFr anklin kli Pangborn. WITH Three P angborn. BILLED W ITH Th hree Smart Grow (Durbin, Girls Gr ow Up. The girls (Du urbin, Nan Grey Parris Gr ey and Helen P arris this time) fface ace rromantic omantic angst,, and Durbin n warbles Summer.” “The Last Rose of Summer r.” (Plays Aug 28-30 28-30 in Palo Palo a Alto Alto at the t Stanford Stanffor od Theatre.) Theatre.) (RvB)

RAIN DANCE Ip Man (Tony Leung) ﬁghts so gracefully it looks like dancing in ‘The Grandmaster.’

Beautiful Brawls IP MAN’S career fits in with Subject #1 in the current Chinese cinema. That subject: how a fractured nation (symbolized on screen by feuding schools of martial arts) binds together in the face of foreign aggression. One of the best films of 2013, The Grandmaster by Wong Kar-Wai is a triumph of the genre, but also a triumph of subversion by this ardent disciple of Josef von Sternberg. It’s Wong’s most accessible film, the least limply forlorn of them all. This isn’t work for hire by a lately hitless director. It is above all a WKW movie. The poetry of rain and unrequited love is as important as the rousing, sensationally edited physical stunts organized by Yuen Woo-Ping. The fight scenes are anatomized in exquisite slow-mo, with a sense of tension and weight in every smashed window or body blow. Such is the courtship of the (almost) lovers: one is Ip, played by the suave Tony Leung, dressed in a scholar’s robe and a spotless Panama hat. The only woman in the world for him—and too bad he’s married to someone else—is Gong Er (Ziyi Zhang), the heiress to an ancient school of martial arts. A smirking, pencil-thin-mustachioed

villain (Jin Zhang), who has collaborated with the invading Japanese, is trying to get the secret from her. The ﬁghts are more like dances than brawls. They take place on an icy rail platform far too close to a speeding train. The Grandmaster Earlier, a dueling Gong and Ip agree that whoever breaks PG-13; 130 min anything in a room Opens Fri. full of carved screens and delicate furniture will be the loser—it’s the almost-ness, the brinksmanship of this ﬁght, that’s a perfect image of Wong’s fascinating restraint. Oddly, Wong is a Chinese director who sees China as exotic: he presents the 1930s Paramount version of China, with orchids, opium, crimson lipstick and satin slippers. He’s as lured by the exotica of the Golden Pavilion brothel (“Enter a prince, exit a pauper”) as he is by the dangerous Hong Kong of the early 1950s. “Keep the light burning” is a phrase the characters use to describe the importance of passing on their art. It seems the light Wong means is the light of cinephilia, the memories and traditions of classic movies.—Richard von Busack

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Rock/Pop Rock/P Pop o ANGELICA’S ANGELICA A’’SBIS BISTRO ST TRO Sat,, 8:30pm: TTribute rribute to the Ricardo Beatles w/pianist Ricar do Harriet Scales,, and Byrne & Har riet Newhart.. $20-$26.. Redwood City. City y.

THEBLANKCL CLUB UB Wed,, 9pm:: Chr Wed, Chronoscopes, onoscopes, Vulture V ulture Smile,, Son of Supercar. Supercar. cover.. Fri,, 9pm:: Snatch! Clubb No cover Savoy, $10. Savoy y, Reunion.. DJ Danny G.. $1 0. Prom, w/DJ Sat,, 9pm:: Newwave Pr om, w/D DJ Jose Vitus,, and DJ KKevin. evin.. $5.. San Jos se

BOSWELL’S BOS SWELL W L’’S Wed:: Jack Ripoff Wed: Ripoff.. Fri,, 9:30pm: Drive.. Sat,, 9:30pm: The Degenerates. Degener ates.. TTue, ue, u 9:30pm. info. KKaraoke araoke TTuesdays. uesdays. u y . CCall all ffor or inf o. CCampbell. ampbell.

BRITARMSALMADEN BRITARMSALMADEN Wed,, 10pm:: KKaraoke. Wed, araoke. W Wed: ed: e The Guilty Heist.. Fri:: Spazmatics.. Sat:: Guil t ty Pleasure. Pleasur e.. Sun,, 10pm:: KKaraoke. araoke. San Jose.

BRIT BRITANNIA TANNIAARMS A ARMS DOWNTOWN DO WNTOWN Thu:: Jack Ripoff Ripoff.f. San Jose.

CAFESSTRITCH CAFES T TRITCH Fri:: RS2 Solid Sound, Sound, KKarine-A, arine A, DJ arine-A, D RS2.. San Jose.

THECARAVAN THECARA AVAN A Sat: Them Slack Jawed Sons of Bitches.. San Jose.

C&J’SSPOR SPORTS RTSB BAR AR Live music Fri & Sat.. CCall all ffor or inf info. o o. Clara. Santa Clar a.

FIESTA FIE STAVALLARTA VA ALLAR RTA Thurr, 5:30pm-8:30pm:: Jazz Thur, Therapy Patio. Ther apy Music on the P atio.. Sat, Groove 7pm:: Gr oove Zoo.. Music on the Patio. info. Altos. P atio.. CCall all ffor or inf o.. LLos os Al tos.

FLAVORS FLA AVOR ORSOFJJAZZ: AZZ: TTue, uue,, 6:30-8:30pm:: Live music. Row, Santana Row w, San Jose.

FFOX OXTHEA XTHEATRE AT TRE Sun:: Big Body Radio's Feel Good Music Series w/Fiji.. $35. City. Redwood City y.

Fri:: Live music.. Santa Clar Clara. a.

Jazz/Blues/ World W oorld AGENDA A GGENDALOUNGE LOUNGE Wed,, 8pm:: Salsa. Thu,, 9pm: Wed, Banda.. Sun:: Reggae Vybez. Vybez.. San Jose.

Wed-Thu, W ed--TThu,, Sun,, Evening:: Karaoke. Karaoke. Free. Fr ee.. 21 and over. over. Fri-Sat, 9:30pm-1:30am: 9:30pm-11:30am:: Live bands. Free. Fremont. Fr ee. 21 and over. ee. over. Fr emont emont.

Wed,, 8pm:: Salsa P Wed, Party. artyy. $16-$20. Thu,, 8pm:: Force Force of the Will Band. $10-$16.. Sun,, 7pm:: Emily Day Band presents presents "Swing, "Swing,, Scat and Song." $12-$18. $12-$18. Tue, Tuue,, 7pm:: Jazz City. Jam. Redwood City Jam. y.

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Sat:: Midnight Thieves.. Mon:: Sean Blak.. San Jose.

Every second Thu,, 7:30pm:: Jazz Warehouse W arehouse Jazz Jam.. Free; Free; donations rrequested. equested.. San Jose.

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LILLY LILL LYMA YMAC'S AC'S C Fri,, 9:30pm: The Goodz. Sunnyvale

MOUNTAIN MOUNT TA AINCHARLE CHARLEY'S Y'S Fri,, 7:30pm: The Road Dogs.. LLos os Gatos.

MOUNTAIN MOUNT TA AINWINER AIN WINERY WINER RY Wed: W ed:: P Peter eter Fr Frampton, ampton,, B.B.. King. Sat:: Erasure's Erasure's Andy Bell,, Howard Howard Jones,, Men Without Hats, Information Society. Inf ormation Society y. Saratoga. Saratoga.

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CAFESSTRITCH T TRITCH Wed:: Daniel JJ.. Owens Gr Wed: Group. oup. Thu, 7pm:: CCyrille yrille Aimee and Diego Figueiredo. Figueir edo.. $22-$25. $22-$25.. San Jose.

CAFFEFRASCATI CAFFEFRA ASSCA AT TI Sat, 8pm:: TTango aango TTrio rrio with Gianfranco, Gianfr anco,, Griff and Nancy. Nancyy. San Jose.

CASCAL CA ASSCAL Fri:: LLos os Boler Boleros. os.. Sat:: James View.. Robinson Band.. Mountain View

Wed: W ed:: CCuatro uatro Con TTres. res. San Jose.

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THEQU THE QU QUARTER AR RTERNO T NOTE OT TE Fri:: Mar Marvin vin Bank Bankss $5.. Sat: Rachael's Party Party w/Paciﬁc w/Paciﬁc Soul. Sunnyvale. Wed,, 7pm:: Chingus. Thu,, 8:30m Wed, 8:30m: m: Johnny Out of the Blue.. Fri,, 9pm:: Johnn ny Soborbitals. Neri Band.. Sat.. 9pm:: Soborbital s. LLos os Gatos

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Thu:: Kid Dynamite.. Fri: Touch Touch o N Go.. LLos os Gatos.

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DJ Music.. $5.. Sat,, 9pm:: Live Mon-Wed Music.. MonWed KKaraoke araoke 9pm. Homestead Lanes,, Cupertino. Cupertino.

SSAN A ANPEDR PEDRO ROSQUARE SQUAREMARKET MARKET Sat:: Daydr Daydream eam Nation Vol. Vool.. 17 w/ Battlehooch and David Knight. San Jose.

DIODEKA Fri,, 5:30Fri 5:30 5:30-10pm: -10pm: 1 : Rodrigo TTeague eeague and Paul Paul Renslow. Renslow. Los Los Gatos.

EEVERGREEN VERGREENVILLAGE VILLA AGGESQUARE SQUARE Fri,, 6:30pm:: Bad Foot.. San Jose.

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Wed,, 8Wed, 8-10pm: -110pm:: Emily Day with Christian Tamburr, Taamburr, Jason Lewis and John Shiﬂett.. No cover. cover. San Jose

Wed,, 7pm:: Club Fox Blues Jam: Wed, City. Aki KKumar. umar. 21+,, $5.. Redwood Ci ityy.

THEGRAPE GRAPEVINE VINE Sat,, 77-9pm: -9pm:: Hootenanny Hootenanny. y. San Jose.

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DOWNTOWN DO WNTOWNSUNNYV SUNNYVALE VA ALE Wed,, 5:30pm: The Hitmen.. as Wed, series. part of the Summer Music serie es. Sunnyvale.

THREEDE DEGREES GREES Every Thu 6:306:30-9:30pm 9:30pm & Fri, 7:30-10:30pm: 7:30-110:30pm:: Live music.. All Free. Ages.. Fr ee.. LLos os Gatos

XBAR XB AR Thu,, 9pm:: Cover bands.. Fri,, 9pm:

HEDLEY HEDLE YCL CLUB UB Fri:: Rick V Vandivier. aandivier. Sat:: Har Harold old Fethe.. San Jose.

JJ.J.’S .J.’SBLUES BLUESCAFE Wed: W ed:: Suska. Thu:: Jimy Dewr Dewrance. ance.

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60 Fri: Brian W Ward, aard,, Whiskey P Poets. oets.. Sat:: Charles LLyons yyons Band and special guest.. San Jose.

LILLY LILL LYMAC’S MA AC’S C Sat:: Dave Rocha Quartet. Sunnyvale.

LITTLELLOU’S OU’SBBQ Everyy W Wed, ed,, 88-11pm: -11pm: 1 p : Jazz jjam. 7:30-10:30pm: Thu,, 7:30-110:30pm:: Scarlett Laa Rue’s 8-11pm: Rue ’s Revival Band.. Fri,, 8-111pm m: The Jokers.. Sat,, 77-10pm: -10pm: 1 TTony oony Song Jazz Trio. ampbell. Trio. r . CCampbell.

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TTriple rriple Threat. Threat. Fri,, 66-10pm: -10pm: 1 : Andy Santana and the West West Coast 6-10pm: Playboys.. Sat,, 6-110pm:: Little Jonny and the Giants.. Sun, 22-6pm: -6pm:: Rusty Zinn Band.. San Jose.

$5-$10.. Fri,, 9pm:: Headliner Show with Maureen Maureen Langen, Bryce Druzin and Tyler Tyyler Hinz. $10-$20. Tue, Tuue,, 7-10pm: 7-10pm: 1 : Open Mic Hosted by Peter Peter Sommer. Sommer. No cover charge. charge.. Redwood City. Cityy.

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Fri,, 7pm:: Bautista Band.. San Jose.

Wed, W eed,, 7pm:: SStand-up tand-up comedy comedy. y. $10-$20.. San Jose.

SSTEPHENS TEPHENSGREEN T GREEN Thu,, 10:30pm:: Reggae Thursdays. Tue, Tue, u , 7:30pm:: Irish music. Mountain View View..

TRAILDUS DUST STBBQ Fri,, 66-9pm: 9pm:: Live blues,, rroots oots and Morgan Americana.. Mor gan Hill.

UNWINED Every second and ffourth ourth Thu, Balistreri. 77-9pm: -9pm:: Don Balistr eri.. Every Sat, 77-9:30pm: -9:30pm:: Live jazz. San Jose.

Every Thu:: Live jazz in the evening.. San Jose.

Every ﬁrst and third third W Wed, ed,, 7pm: Johnny-Cat. Blues jam with Johnny-C at. Tue: Tuue: Ukulele Club.. Los Los Gatos.

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Sun,, 5pm:: Music in the P Park ark series.. All ages.. Free. Free.. Los Los Gatos. Gatoss.

LLOS OSGA GATOS ATOST TOWN OW WNPLAZA PLAZA Wed,, 6:30pm:: John Pr Wed, Proulx. oulx.. Fr Free. eee. Jazz on the Plazz series.. LLos os Gatos.

LLOU’S OU’SVILLA VILLAGE AGE G Fri:: Live music w/T w/Tom Toom Muller & Rebecca West. Weest.. San Jose. Wed and Sat,, 5pm:: Belly dancin Wed dancing. ng. View. Mountain View w.

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PAGODA P AGGODALLOUNGE OUNGE Fri,, 9pm:: B.Lewis x Miles Bonny Bonny. y. Clive-Lowe 11pm:: Mark de Clive-L owe presents Church. 10:30pm:: pr esents Chur ch.. Sat,, 10:30pm Mar.. Sun,, 9pm: Full Crate Crate & Mar Derrick Der rick Hodge (Robert Glasper Experiment). Fairmont Hotel, Experiment). Hotel San Jose.

PEACOCK PEA ACOCKLLOUNGE OUNGE Wed:: Jam Session. Thu:: Live Wed: info. Band.. CCall all ffor or inf o.. Sunnyvale.

BLUE BL UER ROCK ROCKSHOO O SHOOT OT Thu,, 7pm:: Musical open mic. San Jose.

CAFFEFRASCATI CAFFEFRA SCA ATI T TTue, uue,, 7pm:: Open mic.. San Jose.

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ANGELICA'S ANGELICA A''SBIS BISTRO ST TRO Fri,, 8:30pm:: CCalifornia alifornia Cowboys. $12-$18. City. $12 -$18. Redwood City y.

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Wed:: JC Smith Jam. Wed: Gatos.

Sat,, 8pm:: Live jazz.. CCasino asino M8trix,, San Jose.

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Mon,, 7pm:: Musical open mic ffor or singer/songwriters.. Sign up at Free. 7pm.. Fr ee.. San Jose.

Fri,, 9pm,, Sat,, 7pm:: Comedy Sportz. Sport z.. San Jose.

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Wed, W ed, 7pm:: Country Get Down ed, w/DJ TTony oony Loco, Loco,, Jason Buell. Thu:: DJ Mike Quebec, Rhythm Roustabouts.. Fri-Sat:: Diablo Road. DJ Tony Tony o LLoco. oco.. Also Sat: Creek Chris Cr eek Band. Fremont. Fr emont.

Thu,, 7pm:: Brian Regan.. $50-$83. Saratoga. Sar atoga.

NINELIVESS NINELIVE Wed: W eed:: Downtown Comedy Night w/Marcc YYaffee, w/Mar aff a ee,, Mike Betancourt, Gilroy. Bryce Druzin.. $10-$12.. Gilr oyy.

PHILZCCCOFFEE PHILZ OFFEE Mon,, 7pm:: Open mic.. Fr Free. ee. Downtown San Jose.

POORHOUSEBIS BISTRO ST TRO TTue, uue,, 6pm:: Open mic.. San Jose.

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ROOSTER R O OOSST TERT T..FEA FEATHERS AT THERS Wed: W eed:: New Comedy Showcase. Thu,, 8pm,, Fri,, 9pm,, Sat,, 8 & 10:30pm,, Sun, 8pm:: Shane Mauss.. Sunnyvale.

POORHOUSEBISTRO POORHOUSEBIS ST TR RO Wed,, 6Wed, 6-9pm: 9pm:: Ron Thompson. 6-9pm: Thu,, 69pm:: Jake Nielson's

ANGELICA’S ANGELICA A’’SBISTRO BISST TRO Wed, W ed,, 8pm:: Comedy Pr Proo W Workout. orkout.

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BRANHAMLOUNGE BRANHAML OUNGE

KYOTO K YOTOPLA PLACE ACCE

TTue: uue:: Karaoke. Karaoke.. San Jose.

Wed, W ed,, 7pm:: KKaraoke. araoke.. Sunnyvale.

Wed,, 8pm:: Open-mic night wit Wed, with th Anita. Willow Glen.

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WOODHAMS W OODHAMSLLOUNGE OUNGE

Wed W ed & Sun,, 10pm:: DJ Hank. Thu, 10pm:: DJ Dinero. Dinero. San Jose.

First & Third Third Thu,, 7pm:: KJ Bob and Starmaker. Starmaker. San Jose.

Mon:: Comedy open mic with Pete Clara. P ete Munoz.. Santa Clar a.

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Sun--Tuue,, 10pm:: KKaraoke. Sun-Tue, araoke. CCupertino. upertino.

Thu:: Karaoke. Karaoke. Sunnyvale.

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Wed, W ed,, 9pm: Vic.. Fr Fremont. emont.

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Wed, W ed,, 9pm:: August.. San Jose.

Wed-Sat,, 9pm:: KKaraoke. Wed-Sat, araoke. TTue, uue, 9pm:: KKaraoke. araoke.. San Jose.

BRIX TTue, uue,, 9:30pm:: KKaraoke. araoke.. San Jose.

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

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Thu,, 9pm:: Karaoke. Karaoke.. Santa Clara. Clara.

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

THREEFLAME FLAMESSRE RESTAURANT STAU URAN NT

Fri-Sat,, 8pm:: KKaraoke. araoke.. San Jose Jose. e.

THECOURTâ€™S THEC OUR RT Tâ€™SLLOUNGE OUNGE Thu & Mon,, 9pm:: KKaraoke. araoke.. Sat, 8:30pm:: Joe or Darryl. Darryl.. Campbell. Campbell.

ALEXâ€™S ALEX Xâ€™â€™S4 49ER 9ERINN Nightlyy, 9pmNightly, 9pm-2am: 2am:: KKaraoke. araoke. San Jose.

APPARITION APP PARITION A Even second Thu:: Gothic, karaoke. industrial kar aoke.. Club Lido, San Jose.

1011 PACIFIC AVE. SANTA CRUZ 831-423-1336 4HURSDAY !UGUST Â‹ In the Atrium s AGES 21+

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Friday, August 30 Â‹ In the Atrium s AGES 21+

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Sep 4 Head Casket Atrium (Ages 21+) Sep 5 Havok/ Hatchet Atrium (Ages 16+) Sep 6 Brother Ali/ Immortal Technique (Ages 16+) Sep 13 & 14 The Expendables (Ages 16+) Sep 15 Curren$y (Ages 16+) Sep 19 Krewella/ Seven Lions (Ages 18+) 3EP iamsu! (Ages 16+) 3EP Jimmy Eat World (Ages 16+) 3EP Tech N9ne (Ages 16+) Oct 5 Tesla/ 6 Weeks Sober (Ages 21+) Oct 16 Steve Vai (Ages 21+) /CT Les Claypoolâ€™s Duo De Twang (Ages 21+) /CT AFI (A Fire Inside) (Ages 16+) Nov 1 The Story So Far (Ages 16+) Nov 9 Soja (Ages 16+) Nov 10 Crizzly/ Figure (Ages 18+) .OV Relient K/ Motion City Soundtrack (Ages 16+) .OV Reverend Horton Heat (Ages 21+) $EC Good Riddance (Ages 16+) Unless otherwise noted, all shows are dance shows with limited seating. Tickets subject to city tax & service charge by phone 877-987-6487 & online

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

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Wed, W ed,, 9:30pm:: KKaraoke. araoke.. San Jose.

Wed & Sun,, 7pm-close:: Karaoke. Wed Karaoke. San Jose.

EFFIEâ€™SRESTAURANT EFFIEâ€™SRE STAU URANT

Sun-Mon,, 9pm:: Ryan.. San Jose.

PIONEERSSALOON A ALOON

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Wed-Sat W ed-Sat & Tue, Tuue, 9pm-2am, 9pm-2am,, & last Sun of every month,, 2-7pm: 2-7pm: 7 : B&S KKaraoke. araoke.. Campbell. Campbell.

Wed:: 8pm-midnight:: KKaraoke Wed: araoke plus DJ party (English and Spanish). San Jose. Spanish). Jose

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POINCIANALOUNGE POINCIANAL OUNGE

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Sun,, 7pm-close:: Uncle Dougie Show. Palo Alto. Show w. P alo Al to.

Fri,, 9pm:: Dar Darryl. ryl.. San Jose.

TTue, uue,, 8:30pm:: Acoustic Acoustic kar karaoke aoke Woodside. with Sam Marshall. W oodside. Wed,, 9:30pm: Wed, p Wildside.. No cover cover.. Sun,, 9pm:: Joe.. Santa Clara. Clara.

THEQU QUARTER AR RTERNO T NOTE OT TE TTue: uue:: Karaoke. Karaoke.. Sunnyvale.

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REDSSTAG TAGLOUNGE LOUNGE Nightly karaoke, karaoke, 9pm9pm-1:30am. -11:30am. San Jose.

TV GIRL plus Young Science !DV $RS s $RS P M 3HOW STARTS P M

Tuesday, September 3 Â‹ In the Atrium s AGES 16+

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Saturday, August 31 Â‹ In the Atrium s AGES 16+

plus Words Like Shards also Five Characters In Search Of An Exit also Nerves Like Atlas !DV $RS s P M P M

NORMANDY NORMAND DY YHOUSEL HOUSELOUNGE OUNGE

Oâ€™FLAHERTYâ€™S Oâ€™FLAHER RT TYâ€™SIRISHPUB

DUANE PETERS GUNFIGHT

ARSONISTS GET ALL THE GIRLS

MOJO MO OJJO JOLLOUNGE LOUNGE

Wed: W ed:: KKaraoke. araoke. Thu,, 9pm9pm-1am: -11am: KKaraoke. araoke.. Santa Clara. Clara.

plus Dime Runner also The Highway Murderers also Thrash Compactor $RS s P M P M

Sunday, September 1 Â‹ In the Atrium s AGES 16+

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RUDYâ€™S R UD DYâ€™SPUB Y PUB Wed, W ed,, 10pm:: Purple.. P Palo alo Al Alto. to.

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Thu,, 9pm:: Karaoke. Karaoke.. Mountain View. View w.

TEQUILA TE QUILASHOTâ€™S SHO OT Tâ€™SB BAR AR&GRILL

THEGOOSETOWN THEGOOSET OWNLLOUNGE OUNGE

TORTUGA T OR RTUGA T ISLANDT TAVERN AV VERN

Fri-Sun,, 9:30pm-1:30am: 9:30pm--11:30am: KKaraoke. araoke.. Willow Glen.

TTue, uue,, 7pm:: KJ Bob and Starmaker. Starmaker. San Jose.

THEHUDDLE THEHUDDLE

WOODHAMS W O OODHAMSLLOUNGE OUNGE

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

TTue-Thu uue--TThu & Sat:: Karaoke. Karaoke.. Santa Clara. Clar a.

JOHNNYVâ€™S JOHNNYVâ€™S

X-BAR X --BAR TTue uue & Fri,, 9pm: Vinnie.. CCupertino. upertino.

TTue, ue, u , 7pm:: SSteve teve TTiger. iger. CCupertino. upertinoo.

Sun:: Sunday Funday kar karaoke. aoke.. No cover.. San Jose. cover

BOGARTâ€™S BOGAR RT Tâ€™SL SLLOUNGE OUNGE

KATIE KA ATIE TIEBL T BL BLOOMâ€™S OOMâ€™S

Fri,, 9pm9pm-1am: -1am: 1 : Danielle.. Sat,, 9pm 9pmmClara. 1am:: KKaraoke. araoke.. Santa Clar a.

BL BLUE UEMAX Fri-Sat,, 7pm:: KKaraoke. araoke.. Sunnyva Sunnyvale. ale.

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Wed,, Fri & Sun,, 9pmWed, 9pm-1am: -1am: KKaraoke. araoke.. Sunnyvale.

BOSWELLâ€™S BOS SW WELLLâ€™â€™S TTue: ue: u : DJ Davey K.. CCampbell. ampbell.

BOULEVARD BOULE VA ARDT T TAVERN AV VERN Thu:: KKaraoke. araoke.. LLos os Gatos.

Wed W ed & Sun,, 9:30pm-1:30am: 9:30pm--11:30am: KKaraoke. araoke.. Campbell. Campbell.

Mon & W Wed, ed 9pm: Dar ed, Darryl. ryl Milpitas. ryl. Milpitas

Dance Danc ceeClub Clubs Clubs

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

KINGOFCLUBS KINGOFCL UBS Thu & Sun-Mon,, 8:30pm:: Bruce of KKOR OR Karaoke. Karaoke.. Mountain View. View w.

AGENDA A GGENDA Thu:: Jueves Shakalosos (Ladies

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APPARITION APP PA ARITION Thu,, 9pm:: LLuum, uum,, Slow CCult, ult, Breathing Patterns, Br eathing P atterns,, KKadoom. adoom.. $5. $55. Club Lido, San Jose.

AXISNIGHTCLUB AXISNIGHT CLUB Fri-Sat:: DJs and dancing.. Sun, Project party. School 7pm:: Pr oject X. TTeen een e party y. Schoo ol Clara. ID rrequired. equired.. Santa Clar a.

THEBLANKCL CLUB UB Thu 9pm:: A Atomic tomic with DJ Basur Basura ra & DJ Traci. Traci.. Sat,, 9pm:: Newwave Prom, Pr om, w/DJ Vitus,, and DJ KKevin. evin. $5.. San Jose.

BRANHAMLLOUNGE OUNGE Wed:: Almaden V Wed: Valley aalley Beer P Pong ongg ONEmanARMY. with DJ ONEmanARMY Y. Thu: Jason Audio Revolution with DJs Jaso n Dee & Hi-Grade. Hi-Grade.. Fri:: Quality Control VJ1. Contr ol w/DJ V JJ1.. Sat:: Cocktails & Dreams Dreams w/DJ Aspect. Aspect. TTue: uue:: Iriee Nights w/DJ Hi-Grade Hi-Grade & Tesfa. Teesfa. San Jose.

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10pm:: Aqua's Third Third Annual White Party. Partyy. Sunnyvale.

Friday:: DJs & dancing.. Every second Sat:: Girls & Champagne. San Jose.

SSAN ANJOSEB A JOSEBAR AR&GRILL &GRILL Wed: W ed: Gamer W Wednesdays. ednesdays.. Thu: WreckTTanked anked a Thursdays w/DJ W reckA-Noize. A -Noize.. Fri: Video Junkie.. Sat, 10pm:: Omega the Neo-tablist Philemonster.. Every second and Philemonster Proliﬁc. and ffourth ourth Sat,, 10pm:: Pr oliﬁc. Mon:: Manic Mondaze.. San Jose.

LLOS OSGA GATOS ATOSB BAR ARANDGRILL ANDGRILL Fri,, 9pm:: Beat BeatzBoutique zBoutique with Fly School Rucus.. Sat: Video Killed DJLos the DJL os Gatos.

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Wed,, 9:30pm: W Wed, Way ay Back Wednesdays. W ednesdays.. Thu-Fri: DJ Vincent Fiction.. Sat,, 9:30pm:: Smoking Hot Saturday. Saturdayy. LLos os Gatos.

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Thu,, 8pm:: Noches de Banda 300 & DJ Adrian.. Fri,, 8pm:: DJ Adrian. Sat,, 8pm:: DJ Adrian.. Sun,, 7pm: Sonideroo Latin Beat.. Sun,, 9pm:: Sonider Night.. Sunnyvale.

Sat,, 9pm:: Club ReMix.. Four Points Sheraton, P oints Sher aton,, San Jose.

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Wed-Fri: W ed-Fri:: DJs.. Sat,, 10pm:: ‘90s Party. Dance P artyy. Willow Glen.

Thu,, 10pm:: Ambitious Thursdays. Fri,, 9pm:: Playhouse Fridays. TTue: uue: Industry. Industry y. San Jose. Jose

ZENLLOUNGE OUNGE Thu:: Reverse Happy Hour Hour.. Every ﬁrst Fri:: Famous.. Every second & ffourth ourth Fri:: Diamond.. Sat:: Girls View. Night Out.. Mountain View w.

PURELOUNGE PUREL OUNGE408 408 Fri,, 10pm:: Nu W Wave ave Friday Friday. y. Sat,

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BRITARMSDOWNTOWN BRITARMSDO OWNT W OW WN Fri:: DJ Benofﬁcial.. Sat:: DJ Readyy Rock.. San Jose.

BRIX Thu:: Progressive Th P ogressive Pr i P Power ower Hour. H . Fri: Hour FFrri:i Flirty. Jose. Flirty y. Sat:: Brick House.. San Jose e.

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GOODIE MOB A whole new generation discovers Cee-Lo’s roots in this groundbreaking group. Aug 29 at the Fillmore.

WASHED OUT You may know them for the cover to ‘Within and Without,’ with two people getting it on. Aug 29 at Rickshaw Stop.

PAUL VAN DYK German-born trance pioneer plays three-hour set ending at the ripe hour of 6am. Aug 30 at 1015 Folsom.

CHARLI XCX Secret weapon behind Icona Pop’s ‘I Love It’ boasts superior new album, ‘True Romance.’ Sep 3 at Slim’s.

SUPERCHUNK LauraÕs sitting out this tour, but there’s very few ways by which any show with this timeless Chapel Hill quartet can go awry. Sep 3 at the Fillmore.

KATIE KA AT TIEBL BLOOM’S OOM’S Thu-Sat,, 9:30pm:: DJs and dancing.. CCampbell. ampbell.

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THE STRAIGHT DOPE

By CECIL ADAMS

Interesting notion, and perfectly plausible. Sex is perhaps the most basic commodity after food and shelter. Few sell themselves for the joy of doing so; they do it to cover the cost of living, usually for lack of other options. Allowing for pricing variations due to attractiveness, services provided, and so on (which I acknowledge make for a wide range), and conceding that tolerance for premarital sex may have reduced demand for professional services (in my opinion minimally), the fundamental economic relationship hasn’t changed since we had brains enough to bargain. Ergo, prices for sex ought to be historically stable. However, proving this conjecture is a bitch. Reliable ﬁgures for per-trick pricing are difficult to gather, with a large amount of error due to underreporting and other factors, such as whether the john has to pay for the room, alcohol, and other favors, not to mention the pimp’s cut. Another problem is that, at any given time, prostitution prices vary enormously from country to country and city to city. Looking just at Europe, some Swedish prostitutes can earn thousands of dollars a day, while Greek prostitutes, some driven into the business by the collapsed economy, have recently been found to be charging as little as $7. Even within the same city, you can ﬁnd extremes. A typical high-end call girl in the Knightsbridge section of London can easily set you back $250 or $300. My assistant Una once saw an advertisement in a phone booth while on a London shopping spree, touting “We’re identical twins, bisexual, and have no taboos.” As one might imagine, the listed price was steep—north of 500 pounds ($750) for an hour’s debauchery. But the average London hooker doesn’t make anywhere near that much. A 2008 study revealed not only that London had more than 921 brothels, but that the average price for “full-service” sex was just over $90. Off the city’s tourist beat, sex can be had for well under half that price, sometimes as little as $25. Supply and demand come into play, of course. A recent price war between local girls and foreign prostitutes in London’s West End has dropped the average earnings of sex workers there to as little as $30 per hour. A study

of Chicago prostitutes found prices increased an average of 30 percent over a July 4 weekend, despite a 60 percent boost in supply due to an influx of outof-towners. Another complication is that our knowledge of historical sex pricing is spotty. The merchant’s wife in Chaucer’s Shipman’s Tale sets her rate at 100 francs, which in current money is probably more than $5,000, but that whopping figure can’t be taken as reflecting contemporary market values—she’s an amateur who’s run up some serious debt. A better benchmark is that in 15th-century France, a prostitute could earn in half an hour what an agricultural worker would make in half a day. Using U.S. Labor Department figures as a comparison, that’s the equivalent of about $36.50 a trick. More recently, in the period between the two world wars in London, one pound would buy a high-end prostitute—about $230 in today’s money, which as we’ve seen is within the current premium range. A decent way to gauge prostitution pricing over time is to focus on a single city. In 1911 the Vice Commission of Chicago published a survey of local prostitution. There’s no breakdown of price per service, but from the text we learn women were often grouped in “houses” with a standard price, with 50-cent houses at the low end and ranging up to $5 houses. Streetwalkers’ rates ranged from around 50 cents to a dollar, plus the price of a room if needed. A survey of Chicago streetwalkers from 2005 to 2007 found on average they worked 13 hours a week, performing a total of ten sex acts and making $340: $34 per trick, or $26 an hour. The overall weighted average costs for manual stimulation, oral sex, straight vaginal sex, and anal sex were $27, $37, $80, and $94 respectively. In terms of labor value, a dollar in 1911 was the equivalent of somewhere between $75 and $110 in 2007, meaning the real numbers didn’t move much over the intervening century. So never mind price indexes based on the cost of a Big Mac and other such foolishness. There’s reason to think the bedrock economic constant is what it costs an impatient male to get laid.

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CECIL@METRONEWS.COM I once heard someone—it may have been my father—claim the price for a prostitute has remained relatively stable throughout the ages. Has it, relative to the price of, say, bread, games, household utensils, etc? I realize this is a complex question, but still, can anything sensible be said about it? —A fan from Holland

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I planned a cross-country trip to introduce my girlfriend of five months to my family. She just sprang on me that she wants my family to meet “all of” her, which includes her 9-year-old daughter. My family knows she has a child, and I really enjoy her daughter, but I’m really not ready to introduce both of them. It would suggest that I’m taking on the role of a father, that she’s important to me, that I’m ready to care for her, and that they should accept her as part of my life. I’m okay with their meeting the daughter later if our relationship progresses, but it’s still so new that we haven’t even had our first big argument yet. Is it okay for me to first want to love the woman and decide whether she’s the one? Is it a warning sign that there are already issues regarding her child?—Dating A Package

It would be clear you were in the wrong place if you’d spent the ﬁrst date brimming with child-loathing: “Kids require a total commitment for 18 years—or maybe 13, if you can get them to run away as teenagers.” But it’s perfectly reasonable to want to be called baby for a while before you commit to having one, and especially one at the soon-tobe-sullen age of 9 who already calls some other guy daddy. Ironically, it’s you, the single, childless guy who’s taking the more responsible, parental approach: waiting to see whether the relationship has legs before you start acting like you’re all a family, which could end badly. Kids need stability. Ideally, “Who’s your stepdaddy?” isn’t a question a little girl should have to answer while standing by the revolving door outside the men’s department. Your girlfriend’s apparent attempt to leverage your affection for her into a Very Brady Vacation could be a straight-out power play or a fear-

driven test to see whether you’re up to quasi-daddyhood. Think hard about the day-to-day details of being with a woman with a kid, like how her daughter will ultimately come ﬁrst and how her presence will change the relationship dynamics. If, for the right woman, the tradeoffs wouldn’t be too much for you, reassure your girlfriend of that, and then lay out the path to a relationship that works for you (more of a get-to-know-you stroll than a get-to-know-you freeway chase). If that timetable doesn’t work for her, well, there’s got to be a door there somewhere. But the fact that you have self-knowledge and the integrity to be unwilling to rush things suggests that she’d be prudent to see whether there’s something between you— that is, besides an anonymous call to Child Services by someone making serious accusations: adults around her wearing Crocs with socks and not letting her wear makeup like all the other fourth-grade girls.

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The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: 1. Beija Flor Cafe, 19622 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino, CA, 95014, 2. Beija Flor Coffee & Wine, Young Joo Seung, 700 Agnew Road, Apt 424, Santa Clara, CA, 95054. This business is conducted by a individaul. Registrant began

transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 7/31/2013. Refile of previous file #575924 due to publication requirement not met on previous filing. /s/Young Joo Seung This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 7/31/2013. (pub Metro 8/07, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #580891

The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Queen of Hearts Boutique, 7433 Monterey Street, Gilroy, CA, 95020, Elsa Quintanilla LeDon, 8420 Wayland Lane, Gilroy, CA, 95020. This business is conducted by an individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the ﬁctitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Elsa Quintanilla

LeDon This statement was ﬁled with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 7/23/2013. (pub Metro 8/07, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #581143

The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: HC Dental, 2593 S. King Rd., Suite #9, San Jose, CA, 95122, Javier Guizar-Alvarez, 4144 Arezzo Point Ct., San Jose, CA, 95148. This business is conducted by an individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the ﬁctitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Javier Guizar-Alvarez This statement was ﬁled with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 7/29/2013. (pub Metro 8/07, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #580914

The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Smart Steps Tutoring, 855 El Camino Real, Ste 13A-395, Palo Alto, CA, 94301, Staricase Books, Inc. This business is conducted by a Corporation. Above entity was formed in the state of California Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the ﬁctitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Dorothy Glusker Co-President #3567189 This statement was ﬁled with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 7/24/2013. (pub Metro 8/07, 8/17, 8/21, 8/28/2013)

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ARIES (March 21-April 19): You seem primed to act like a ram, the astrological creature associated with your sign. I swear you have that look in your eyes: the steely gaze that tells me you’re about to take a very direct approach to smashing the obstacles in your way. I confess that I have not always approved of such behavior. In the past, you have sometimes done more damage to yourself than to the obstruction you’re trying to remove. But this is one time when the headﬁrst approach might work. There is indeed evidence that the job at hand requires a battering ram. What does your intuition tell you? TAURUS (April 20-May 20): “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” is a raucous love song by the Scottish band The Proclaimers. In the chorus, the singer declares, “I would walk 500 miles / And I would walk 500 more / Just to be the man who walked 1000 miles / To fall down at your door.” In 2011, a Chinese woman named Ling Hsueh told her boyfriend Liu Peiwen she would marry him if he took the lyrics of this song to heart. In response, loverboy embarked on a thousand-mile hike to the distant city where she lived. His stunt seemed to have expedited the deepening of their relationship. The two are now wed. In accordance with your current astrological omens, Taurus, I encourage you to consider the possibility of being a romantic fool like Liu Peiwen. What playfully heroic or richly symbolic deed might you be willing to perform for the sake of love? GEMINI (May 21-June 20): “The works must be

conceived with ﬁre in the soul but executed with clinical coolness,” said the painter Joan Miró in describing his artistic process. I recommend a similar approach to you in the coming weeks. Identify what excites you the most and will continue to inspire and energize you for the foreseeable future. Activate the wild parts of your imagination as you dream and scheme about how to get as much of that excitement as you can stand. And then set to work, with methodical self-discipline, to make it all happen.

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CANCER (June 21-July 22): My vision of you in the coming week involves you being more instinctual and natural and primal than usual. I have a picture in my mind of you climbing trees and rolling in the grass and holding bugs in your hands and letting the wind mess up your hair. You’re gazing up at the sky a lot, and you’re doing spontaneous dance moves for no other reason than because it feels good, and you’re serenading the sun and clouds and hills with your favorite songs. I see you eating food with your ﬁngers and touching things you’ve never touched. I hear you speaking wild truths you’ve bottled up for months. As for sex? I think you know what to do. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): The Japanese word senzuri

refers to a sexual act of self-love performed by a man. Its literal meaning is “a hundred rubs.” The corresponding term for the female version is shiko shiko manzuri, or “ten thousand rubs.” Judging from the astrological omens, I’m guessing that the applicable metaphor for you in the days ahead will be shiko shiko manzuri rather than senzuri. Whatever gender you are, you’ll be wise to slowww wayyyy down and take your time, not just in pursuit of pleasure but in pretty much everything you do. The best rewards and biggest blessings will come from being deliberate, gradual, thorough, and leisurely.

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for taking the most delicate care that the balances are correct,” wrote science ﬁction author Frank Herbert. I urge you to heed that advice. According to my analysis of the astrological omens, you will oversee the germination of several new trends in the coming weeks. Future possibilities will reveal themselves to you. You will be motivated to gather the ingredients and formulate the plans to make sure that those trends and possibilities will actually happen. One of the most critical tasks you can focus on is to ensure that the balances are righteous right from the start.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): The online Time Travel Mart sells products you might ﬁnd handy in the event that you travel through time. Available items include barbarian repellant, dinosaur eggs, time travel sickness pills, a centurion’s helmet, a portable wormhole, and a samurai umbrella. I have no ﬁnancial tie to this

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store. So when I recommend you consider purchasing something from it or another company with a similar product line, it’s only because I suspect that sometime soon you will be summoned to explore and possibly even alter the past. Be well-prepared to capitalize on the unexpected opportunities. (Here’s the Time Travel Mart: http://826la.org/store.)

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Mystic poets find the divine presence everywhere. The wind carries God’s love, bestowing tender caresses. The scent of a lily is an intimate message from the Holy Beloved, provoking bliss. Even a bowl of oatmeal contains the essence of the Creator; to eat it is to receive an ecstatic blessing. But those of us who aren’t mystic poets are not necessarily attuned to all this sweetness. We may even refuse to make ourselves receptive to the ceaseless offerings. To the mystic poets, we are like sponges floating in the ocean but trying very hard not to get wet. Don’t do that this week; Scorpio. Be like a sponge floating in the ocean and allow yourself to get totally soaked. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): James Caan is a well-known actor who has appeared in more than 80 movies, including notables like The Godfather, A Bridge Too Far, and Elf. But he has also turned down major roles in a series of blockbusters: Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Kramer vs. Kramer, Blade Runner, and Apocalypse Now. I present his odd choices as a cautionary tale for you in the coming weeks, Sagittarius. Don’t sell yourself short. Don’t shrink from the challenges that present themselves. Even if you have accomplished a lot already, an invitation to a more complete form of success may be in the offing. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): “What a terrible mistake to let go of something wonderful for something real,” says a character in one of Miranda July’s short stories. I’m offering similar advice to you, Capricorn. The “something real” you would get by sacrificing “something wonderful” might seem to be the more practical and useful option, but I don’t think it would be in the long run. Sticking with “something wonderful” will ultimately inspire breakthroughs that boost your ability to meet real-world challenges AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): “There is more truth in our erotic zones than in the whole of religions and mathematics,” wrote the English artist Austin O. Spare. I think he was being melodramatic. Who can say for sure whether such an extreme statement is accurate? But I suspect that it’s at least a worthy hypothesis for you to entertain in the coming weeks, Aquarius. The new wisdom you could potentially stir up through an exploration of eros will be extensive and intensive. Your research may proceed more briskly if you have a loving collaborator who enjoys playing, but that’s not an absolute necessity. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): “This suspense is

terrible. I hope it will last.” So says a character in Oscar Wilde’s play The Importance of Being Earnest. I could envision you speaking those words sometime soon. Plain old drama could creep in the direction of passionate stimulation. High adventure may beckon, and entertaining stories might erupt. Soon you could ﬁnd yourself feeling tingly all over, and that might be so oddly pleasant that you don’t want it to end. With the right attitude—that is, a willingness to steep yourself in the lyrical ambiguity—your soul could feed off the educational suspense for quite a while.

Homework: What was your last major amazement? What do you predict will be the next one? Testify at Freewillastrology.com.

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