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examinations. She handed the rresults examinations. esults three other asked to thr ee oth her eexperts xp perts and ask keed them to pick whic ch pr ofiles b which profiles belonged elonged to gay and belonged ga ay men an nd which ones b elonged to The straight. Th he eexperts xperts ccouldn’t ouldn’t tell the difference. Conclusion: Gay aree diff ffeerence. C onclusion: Ga ay men ar well-adjusted just as well-adjusted as straight men. Hooker’s Ho oker’s study w was as the first of But makee its kind. Bu ut ccommittees ommittees mak decisions mental major decis sions at ment al health organizations, or ganizatio ons, and it ttakes akes time ffor o or enough h rresearch esearch to pile up to challenge ac aaccepted cepted theories theories.. 2007, American Psychiatric In 20 077, the Americ an P sychiatric ask A ssociation n ((APA) AP PA) cconvened onvened a ttask Association fforce o orce to eexamine xaamine st acks of studies stacks to determin ne the eff ffeectiveness of determine effectiveness rreparative eparative therap ttherapy. y. Thr ee yyears ears later Three later,, a fforce ask orce ccompleted o ompleted its after the ttask work, the AP A PA issued a st atement APA statement that it “opp poses an ny ps ychiatric “opposes any psychiatric tr eatment such s as rreparative eparative treatment or cconversion on nversiion therap therapyy which is based up on n the assumption that upon homose xuaality p er se is a ment al homosexuality per mental disor der.” disorder.” N ow SB 1172 aims to bring the Now st ate’s men ntal health practitioners state’s mental in line with h dec ades of scientific decades rresearch. esearch. “F or decades, decades a , ga ay, lesbian, “For gay, bisexual an nd transgender p eople— bisexual and people— par ticularlyy yyouth—have outh—haave suff ffeered particularly suffered ps ychologiccal abuse b psychological byy those who ar aree entrusted d to t ccare are ffor or o their h i emotional i l and ps ycho ological well-b eing,” sa ays y psychological well-being,” says Clarissa F ilgioun, Equalit aliffo ornia Filgioun, Equalityy C California Boar d Pr esident, which sp onsored Board President, sponsored SB 1172. “It ’s long past time to do “It’s eeverything verything in our p ower to put an power end to the use of therap actics that therapyy ttactics ha ave no sou und scientific basis and have sound that ccause ause lif llifelong feelong damage .” damage.” One of th he most disturbing par ts the parts about at ttten nding eex-gay x-gaay ministries about attending w as w atchiing normal, happ y, health hy was watching happy, healthy p eople b onvinced that something people bee cconvinced w as deeply wr ong with them. When was wrong a Christian n ccounselor ounselor visited our supp ort group group o in San JJose, ose, one yyoung oung support man raised d his hand and ask ed wh hy asked why he struggle ed with same -sex at traction struggled same-sex attraction when he ha ad a str ong, lo ving had strong, loving rrelationship elationship p with his par ents. parents. The ccounselor oun nselor told him his same same-sex at traction w as eevidence vidence that his sex attraction was obably w asn’t as go od upbringingg pr probably wasn’t good ght. as he thoug thought. T eed C oox is a fr eelance writ er and ttouring ouring Ted Cox freelance writer sp eakerr. His fr reee pr esenttaation—“My speaker. free presentation—“My T iime at St raaight C aamp”—is scheduled Time Straight Camp”—is ffor oor 2:30pm Satur SSaturday day at the Student nJ oose St taatte Univ errssitt y. Union at San Jose State University.

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tr ouble agr eeing on the eir techniques trouble agreeing their techniques.. F or eexample, xample p , as p par end For partt of the week weekend rretreat etreat I at tended, guid des had us attended, guides practic h” therap y: I sat practicee “healing-touch “healing-touch” therapy: on the flo or b etween th he outstr etched floor between the outstretched legs of one man and lea aned back leaned against his chest while other o men plac ed their hands on m placed myy arms and legs This p as a ccalled osition w alled legs.. ((This position was “The Motor cycle.”) olicy Motorcycle. ”) Butt in a p policy st atement, the lar gest eex-gay x-gaay umbr ella statement, largest umbrella gr oup, Exo dus Internat tional, opp oses group, Exodus International, opposes ““the the therap eutic practi ice ccommonly ommonly therapeutic practice rreferred effeerred to as ‘holding g //ttouch therap y’ ‘holding/touch therapy’ as a healing eexercise xercise ffor or or those with same -sex attraction attttraction distress. disttress. Perhaps Perhaps same-sex the ounter-productive to theyy find it ccounter-productive their goals goals.. On T uesdaay, the C aliffo ornia Senate Tuesday, California JJudiciary udiciary C ommittee ap pproved SB Committee approved 1172 to go b effo ore the fu ull Senate before full sometime in JJune. une. The bill would ban ps ycchotherapists fr rom practicing psychotherapists from SO CE on minors and rrequire e equir e ment al SOCE mental health pr offeessionals to pr ovide adults professionals provide seeking SO CE a disclosu ure on the risk SOCE disclosure of harm, as well as obt a that client ain ’s obtain client’s inf fo ormed cconsent. onsent. informed “U nder the guise of a C aliffo ornia “Under California lic ense, some therapistss ar aking license, aree ttaking advant age of vulnerabl le p eople advantage vulnerable people b ous se ssexual xual byy pushing danger dangerous orient ation- change eff ffo o ts,” sa or ayys orientation-change efforts, says bill author Senator T eed d Lieu (D Ted (D-T orrance). o e) “These These b ogu us eff ffo orts ha ave Torrance). bogus efforts have led in some ccases ases to pat tients later patients ccommitting ommitting suicide w as se vere suicide,, as well severe ment al and ph hyysical an nguish. This is mental physical anguish. junk scienc st stop sciencee and it mus must stop..”

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Could this be the future of entrepreneurship? Perhaps in the future, more remote meetings between investors and VCs could be commonplace. Something tells me that when there are copious amounts of money involved one really needs to make direct eye contact and read body language.—BN

“Forstall is due to benefit from another 100,000 restricted stock units that fully vest in 2014, and 150,000 restricted units that vest in 2013 and 2016, should he stay with the company.”

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Senior VP of iOS software Scott Forstall has recently sold 65,151 shares of Apple, according to AppleInsider. He made the tidy sum of $38.7M off the selling, leaving only $1.8M worth remaining in his portfolio. His reputation may be that of a tantrum-throwing, younger

Insert joke about AAPLs growing on trees here.—BN

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Quartet, Fela Kuti and John Cage. And that only scratches the surface. Throughout this month, almost 60 specials will go down. For me, KFJC represents everything that college radio is supposed to be. That is, there are no Tom Shane commercials, no authoritarian formats and no mercy. If someone wants to play children’s music from the ’50s, followed by Yanni at the wrong speed, followed by a death metal band called Regurgitated Cattle Fetus, he or she is more than welcome to do that. As a listener, one gets a fun glimpse into the DJ’s head and some insight into the DJ’s own twisted tastes. That’s right—there’s an actual human creature choosing what music gets played. What a concept! With such a station, no expectations

are possible or necessary. Listeners tune in precisely because they don’t have any idea what will happen. That’s why they listen. While the more mainstream folks might crave predictability and need their favorite hit songs repeated over and over again between insurance commercials, a KFJC fan is a natural iconoclast who despises such soul-sapping mediocrity. I first discovered KFJC around 1985, and it changed my life for the better, so much that I can’t even begin to estimate its influence. Thanks to KFJC, I learned how to purge the tortuous habituation effects of commercial radio and abandon all delusional expectations of what song should come next. As a result, my musical taste matured, my life became richer and I discovered entire new realms of sonic possibilities. I developed much more appreciation for bands that prioritized constant change and exploration over those who insisted on releasing the same type of music for years and years. In that sense, nowadays when I write a story on esoteric Buddhism,

followed by a column on industrial wastelands, followed by a column on networked-computer art installations and then one applying Deleuze and Guattari to dive bars, I can definitely trace the influence back to KFJC. If I had to write the same stuff over and over again, serious depression would ensue. This Month of Mayhem KFJC brings us yet still more eclectic programs. Futurist Music and the First 100 Years of Noise (May 17, 7pm) will concentrate on Luigi Russolo, who wrote the now-heralded The Art of Noises in 1913. He built his own noise machines, thus adding a sonic component to Italian Futurism, officially the first art movement to use propaganda as a weapon. Any manifesto must declare the end of something else, and the Futurists wrote lots of them. Futurist painters and sculptors worshipped the d dynamism of the industrial world and aadvocated the overthrow of just about eeverything. Another Mayhem special will fo focus on Tiny Tim, one of the m most ridiculed and misunderstood m musicians of the twentieth century. M Many probably do not know that T Tiny was a respected musicologist and ex expert in early-20th-century song. His encyclopedic knowledge was impossible to contain. During Mayhem, we will also experience tributes to Dutch techno, the Hammond B-3 organ, Sun Ra, the spoken word and even the saxophone’s role in surf music. All that in one month. Throw in free improvisation, Welsh crooners and sludge metal and you’ve got one merry, merry month of May. Perhaps most importantly, there will be a celebration of the late Jack Diamond, one of the all-time greats at KFJC, who passed away in 2010. About 20 years ago, Diamond introduced a whole new generation to what became revitalized as “space-age bachelor-pad music.” He also featured tiki, lounge, exotica and anything appealing to connoisseurs of high camp. He will be dearly missed.

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How government and moralists on both ends of the political spectrum want to control what you do in bed

BY MARTY KLEIN

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Sex War of individual sexual behavior has been offset by new repression of sexual freedoms during the Obama presidency. Just this week, for instance, Vice President Joe Biden ventured his support of same-sex marriage, setting off some careful rhetorical sidestepping by the president’s team. Metro is pleased to be the first publication to publish selections from the newest edition of this important work. Klein says he appreciates this area’s progressive approach to gender equality and tolerance of alternative lifestyles but believes that Silicon Valley is subject to the same sex-negative government, media and religious influences as

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HE Sexual Disaster Industry involves federal and local government, conservative religion, so-called morality organizations, right-wing think tanks, victim-parade daytime talk shows and news programs looking for a bump (“Isn’t it awful the way people go to topless coffee bars? Film at 11!”). Honorable mention goes to the psychotherapy profession (current motto: “You’re sure you were never molested?”) and nighttime adrenalin-rush crime shows like CSI. Acting independently (while reacting to common cultural imperatives and personal anxieties), these institutions dramatically overstate the amount of sexual violence, sexual

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Palo Alto–based psychologist Marty Klein is the author of seven books and has practiced as a licensed marriage and family counselor in Silicon Valley for 27 years. His varied career includes teaching sexuality at Stanford University, serving as an expert witness in state and federal cases and speaking with parents at schools from San Jose to Mountain View about how to discuss sex with their kids. His award-winning book, America’s War on Sex: The Continuing Attack on Law, Lust, and Liberty, was first published six years ago during the George W. Bush presidency. Last week, the second edition was released with new material showing that progress toward tolerance

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elsewhere. “California has very strict laws about pornography. Our local universities have some of the same unfortunate speech codes. And our local governments have the same misguided attitudes about sex work and sexual entertainment as elsewhere.” Filtering and managing access to digital sexual content is another facet to Silicon Valley’s role in the sex war. “We are very aware of our responsibility to the rest of the country,” Klein says. “We’re certainly a key player in the national struggle to find a balance between giving parents options to control what their kids see while permitting adults access to sexually oriented material on the other hand.” —Editor

danger, sexual immorality and sexual freakiness around us. They’ve created the illusion of an enormous sexual “other” living in our midst—tens of millions of sexual predators, bisexual sadomasochist anarchists, satanic molesting sex educators, wanton husband-stealing strippers and malevolent pornographers. Every industry promotes basic assumptions about the world in which its customers live and how its products improve lives. Despite a lack of evidence— despite contradictory evidence—the Sexual Disaster Industry has effectively persuaded Americans that the following (unproven) beliefs are principles of modern life (which, of course, justify the

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SURFING SU R FING IIN NB BAD A D NEIGHBORHOODS NEIGHBOR HOODS In the righ right-wing t-wing narrative, men who go looking for p porn orn sites are deviants deviants, s, just lik like ke Michael F Fassbender’s assbender’s character sex-addicted charact ter in the movie ‘Shame.’ have sensitivities now ha ave a special special seat virtually policy at vir tually all public p olicy ttables, ables, from rights fr om rreproductive eproductive rig ghts to ttax ax ccodes odes employment policies. to emplo yment p oliciies. Obama has actuallyy eexpanded xpanded the destructivee O Office destructiv ffice of Faith-Based F Funding begun byy hiss pr predecessor. F unding b egun b edecessor. started byy namingg P Pentacostal He st arted b entacostal pastor JJoshua oshua DuBois to lead the office White House faith offi ffice (DuBois position). still holds this p osition n). Obama then poured dollars p oured billions of dol lars in ffederal eederal moneyy into so social service programs mone cial ser v e pr vic ograms because theyy ar aree “faith-based,”” that, b ecause the aree eexempt from ar xempt fr om the normal n ffederal eederal non-discrimination rrequirements equirements of nond discrimination hiring,, firing and pr proselytizing. in hiring roselytizing. 2008, When ccampaigning ampaigning in n 20 08, Obama promised wouldn’t pr omised he wouldn ’tt tolerate such discrimination, but hee has and he so.. ccontinues ontinues to do so Today’s Department T odaayy’s ffederal eederal Dep partment of Services Health and Human Se ervices has workers rreaffirmed eaffirmed that eeven ven health h work ers aree lic licensed provide medical who ar ensed to pr rovide medic al aree not rrequired perform ccare are ar equired to t p erfo orm their duties if their “conscience” “conscienc o e” to.. This is in clear instructs them not to anyone who ccontrast ontrast to an yone wh ho declines to theyy believe do their job if the belie e ve Napoleon Napoleon to.. or Cleopatra instructss them not to Favoring Fa avoring religious religious “instructions” “insstructions”” over over non-religious “instructions” non-r eligious “instruc instrucctions ctions”” is a clear America’s violation of Americ a’’s invaluable invaluable Church state. separation of Chur ch and st ate. Virtually instances V iirtually all inst ancces of these “conscience” involve rreligious eligious fits of “c onsccience” in nvolve sexuality—often se xuality— often rreproductive eproductive services prescriptions ser vices such as fillingg pr escriptions performing ffor or ccontraception, o ontraception,, p errfo orming

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sanction of or ordinary dinary sexual seexual behavior behaavvior ccauses auses gr great eat suffering suff ffeering ffor o or millions of Americ Americans. ans. T To o a parent parent who loses custody custody of her child because bec e ause she’s she’s into sadomasochism orr a teen put on sadomasochism o life-long sexx off offender a lif fe-long se ffeenderr rregistry egistry for fo or texting himself, te xting nude photos off himself f, the Sexx is no abstr abstraction War on Se raction that other issues.. For ccan an be be sacriďŹ ced sacriďŹ ced to oth her issues For people lives p eople whose liv es are are damaged or because Sexx ruined i db ecause off it it, the th h War he W on Se S current profound. is rreal eal and curr ent and d pr offo ound. Another rreason eason the War on Sexx has got gotten Se ten worse iss that the Religious become R eeligious Right has b ecome stronger, stronger, smarter, more smar ter, richer and mo ore aggressive aggressive sexuality. with rregard egard to se xualitty. Having Haavving almost ccompleted ompleted its planned p criminalization of abortion, abortion, it is now going after ccontraception ontraceptiion and other medical medic al interventions. interventions. They They have haave successfully marginalized suc cessfully f ll mar ginaliz i lized d the h wonder d Gardasil, drug Gar dasil, which ccould ould have haave protected entiree generation from pr otected an entir gen neration fr om papillomavirus human papilloma avviruss (HPV)—on (HPV)— on the gr grounds ounds that it “mightâ€? “m mightâ€? lead to “promiscuity.â€? “pr omiscuity.â€? Indeed, it became became Republican an issue in the rrecent ecent R eepublican presidential nomination process, pr esidential nominatio on pr ocess, as Michele Bachmann and others Perry, went after Rick P erry, who w as Texas Texas governor inoculation go vernor rrequired equired the ino culation of schoolgirls several ago.. scho h olgirls l i l se verall yyears earrs ago Finally, Religious F inallyy, the R eligiou e s Right has created boards, cr eated ccoalitions oalitions on zoning zoning b oards, cityy ccouncils cit ouncils and state state legislatures legislatures have that ha ave rreduced educed or eeven ven eliminated entertainment large adult enter tainment in n lar ge parts parts have of the ccountry ountry and ha ave persuaded persuaded many chains man ny major hotel chai ins to stop offering movies off ffeering adult mo vies in i guest rrooms. ooms.

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Sex is cen central ntral to t so many many human h endeavo d rs. endeavors. H Humans h have unlim limited it d an unlimited thi t fforr thirst sexuall expressi p on,, expression, h lth health l h an nd d and comfort f t the Inquisition, in Cha aucer’s London, London, Chaucer’s in St. P aul’s own lif fe an nd backward back kward Paul’s life and thr ough time b eyond that. t through beyond Th w The ayys iin which hi h ccommunities ommunities ii ways acr oss America America ar ccessfully across aree suc successfully limiting their neighb ors’ expressive expressive neighbors’ and rrecreational ecreational opp orrtunities opportunities ar eative, incredibly i edibly incr aree endlessly cr creative, eexpensive xpensive and at the vvery e y top of er man ny civic agendas many agendas.. The ccoalitions oalitions drivin ng this ar driving aree ttypically ypically rreligious eligious at th he ccore, ore, but the the attract other cconstituencies onsstituencies as theyy attract well. These include worried wo orried par ents, parents, cconflict-hungry onflict fli -hungr h y media, di , sa avvy v lla aw savvy law enf fo orcement depar tmeents and enforcement departments cynic al p oliticians who o know a go od cynical politicians good bandw agon when the bandwagon theyy see one one.. U ntil 19 89, the scurr rilous p olitical Until 1989, scurrilous political ttactic actic of choic as ac c cusing choicee w was accusing one ’s opp onent of b ein ng soft on one’s opponent being C ommunism. That sm mear pales Communism. smear

b eside the p ower of to daayy’s smear of beside power today’s b eing soft on o har d- core sex. sex. being hard-core The can n deplore deplore the supp osed Theyy can supposed negativ mpacts on neighb orhoods, negativee im impacts neighborhoods, the supp osed eexploitation xploitation of those supposed p oor strippers, stripp pers, the supposed supposed 10-year10-yearpoor olds b eing lur ed into massage parlors being lured and all the marriages supp osedly supposedly destr oyed by by husbands pr effeerring lap destroyed preferring danc es to home h ccooking. ooking. In ccontrast, ontrast, dances eeveryone veryone jo jjokes ok kes ab boutt golf lf widows; id about no one blin nks at the numb er of blinks number blownout knees that young young athletes blown-out suff ffeer; small smaall towns ar begging to suffer; aree begging b oyed e by by Wal-Mart; Wal-Mart; and bee destr destroyed marriage w , marriage is in tr ouble marriage,, well, trouble acr oss Ame erica. across America. So it’s it’s not no ot the busted neighb orho oods, ruined vir ginal neighborhoods, virginal stripp ers orr b ored, philandering strippers bored, husbands that t ar eal issue. issue. aree the rreal IIt’s It ’s sex sex as entertainment. en ntertainment. i IIt’s It ’s p eople arra anging ffor o or se ve people arranging sexx to ser serve them, rather ratheer than p eople b eing people being ensla aved by by sexual sexual rrepression. epression. It ’s enslaved It’s the acknow wledgement that er otic acknowledgement erotic no velty is not n only desirable ’s novelty desirable,, it it’s p ossible. And An nd it ’s the asser tion that possible. it’s assertion men and women w who cho ose to use choose se ay can can make make rresponsible esponsible sexx in this w way choic es—both in se xual eexpression xpression choices—both sexual and in the rrest est of their liv es. lives.

The Internet Innternet The w way ay the th he Internet b became ecame pervasive p ervasive in n Americ Americaa ffollowed o ollowed a wellknown hist historical torical pattern, pattttern, one that tells us a gr great reat deal about about human naturee and natur d se sexuality. xuality. This 10,0 10,00000yyear-old ear- old pa pattern attttern demonstrates that new ne w techno technologies ologies do not shove shove erotic er otic imag imagery, gery, wor words ds and themes at a naïv naïvee public p that hasn hasn’t ’t invited invited it,, wants wants to o rresist esist it,, but simply ccan’t. an’t. No, No, what w has cconsistently onsistently happened happ ened ffor o or 100 100 ccenturies enturies is that ne new w technologies teechnologies ar aree used ffor o or sexual sexual purp p purposes oses very very early in their de development. velo opment. And that that’s ’s true rregardless egardless of o a so society’s ciety’s ec economy, onomy, rreligion, eligion, political politic o al ssystem ystem or le level vel of literacy. literacy y. Th These hese se sexual xual uses ultimately mak makee the ttechnology echnology available available v to the generall public ffor o or more more general, non-sexual nonsexual uses. uses. One rreason easson ffor o or this pat pattern tern is that se sexx is i ccentral entral to so many man ny human endeavors. end deaavors. Humans have haave an unlimite unlimited ed thirst ffor o or sexual sexual

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eexpression, xpression,, health and d ccomfort. omffo ort. It do doesn’t esn’t mat matter ttter wh which hich p people, eople, which technolo technology gy or the t fformat ormat o of sexuality involved, pattern the se xuality in nvolved d,, the pat tern always is almost alw ays y the same. saame. People People about sexual adaptations upset ab out se xual ad daptations technology may blame of technolo gy ma ay bla ame it on particular the lasciviousness of a par ticular group (atheists,, immig immigrants, gr oup (atheists grants, homosexuals, liberals, perverts); homose xuals, lib erals, p erverts); or modernity on the th mo d ity or soullessness dernit s ll off particular innovation (crocodile a par ticular inno vatio on (cr ocodile [for dung [f fo or ccontraception], ontraceptio on],, the press, latexx ru rubber); printing pr ess, late ubber); or temptations particular on the tempt ations off a par ticular sexuality porn, se xuality (kiddie p orn n, sswinging, winging, sodomy). aree missi missing point: so domy). All ar ing the p oint: aree hungr hungryy ffor sexual Humans ar or se o xual imagery. Theyy fant fantasize about sexual asizze ab imager y. The out se xual opportunity. they’ll anyy opp ortunity. And the y do so an y’ll way w ay they they ccan. an. Ass p people technologies A eople l adopt d tec chnolo h l gies i ffor o or enhancing nutrition, improving i impr oving keeping warm their health and k eepiing w arm and dry, too theyy adoptt them ffor dr y, so to o the o or sexx easier easier,, mo more making se ore eexciting, xciting, moree varied, less eexpensive, moree mor xpensiv e e, mor self-expressive safer. self f- expressive and saf feer. The Internet chapter is only the latest chap ter in this story. while timeless stor y. And wh hile most want around humans w ant privacyy ar ound their sexual own se xual eexpression, xpression n, most humans aree dying what ar d i to know k wh h their hat h i neighbors do.. neighb ors do People always P eople will alw ayys rrespond e ond this esp way technology. w ay to technolo gy. You You ou and I will live diree pr predictions, efforts liv ve to see dir edictio ons, eff ffo orts hysteria about at ccontrol ontrol and moral hy h ysteria ab out technologies haven’t been other technolo gies thatt ha aven n’’t b een invented Because in nveented yyet. et. Bec ause those t yyet-to-beeet-to-beinvented technologies bee adapted in nveented technolo gies will w b sexual purposes. Off ccourse. ffor or se o xual purp oses. O ourse.

Hostile Hostile EEnvironment nvironmennt Across Americ Across America, a, pictu pictures ures ar aree ccoming oming down and sculptur sculpturee iss b being eing ccovered; overed; workplaces workplac es ar aree b being eing sanitized, as bulletin b boards oards and sc screen creen sa savers avers aree clear ar cleared; ed; and emaill blo blocking cking is eever-stricter. ver-stricter. College Collegee ccampuses ampuses aree in the grip of sp ar speech eeech ccodes, odes, as professors pr offessors e ar aree b being eing i d disciplined i i li d ffor isciplined o or discussing the rrealities ealitiess of historic historical al or ccontemporary ontemporary gend gender, der, intimacy intimacy, y, and, most of all,, se sexuality. xuaality. Now N ow that Americ American an n cultur culturee has decided that se sexx is a primary primary source source of most of its pr problems, oblem ms, removing removing it fr from om the p public ar arena en na as much as

possible p ossible is seen as the solution. The Wa War ar on Se Sexx is ccommitted ommitted to eliminating eliminatin ng an any ny public eexperience xperience anyone that ccauses ausess an nyone discomfort discomffo ort around sexuality. ar ound se x xualit y. It’s It’s stripping us meaningful art, of meanin ngful ar t, diminishing creativity our cr eativvity at work, interfering interfering e normal with norm mal adult rrelationships elationships academic and cconstraining onstrraining ac ademic and discussions philosophy, media disc cussions of philosoph hy, social science, the h humanities so cial i l scien i nce, th iti and d politics. But many p olitics. Bu ut man ny people people apparently apparently

Even n the mos most stt indirect i di refe reference ference t se to sexuality exuality li y att work w k or scho hooll can be school considered cons sidered id d th creation the ti off a hostile h til envi i ironment environment pricee to pa pay ffeel eeel this is a small pric ay ffor or o sure offended making su ure no one is off ffeended or uncomfortable unc omffo ortable about about sex. sex. Americaa outlawed When Americ A outlaaw wed creation the cr eatio on of a “hostile work environment” 1980s, en nvvironmeent” in the 19 80s, the idea was prevent w as to pr event racial and gender harassment was harassmen nt that w aas repeated, repeated, pervasive p ervasivve and a so severe severe as to obstruct from performing individualss fr om p erfo orming their job. job. indirect But now w eeven ven the most indir ect rreference effer e ence tto o sexuality sexualitty at work or school bee cconsidered creation scho ol ccan an b onsidered the cr eation employment of a hostilee emplo oyyment or learning environment. Given breadth en nvvironmeent. Giv en the br eadth sexual influences of se xual in nfluences and eexpression xpression life, in human lif fe, this means that any an ny over individual ccan an eexercise xercise a vveto eeto o veer a workplacee or scho school huge rangee of workplac ol dress, language,, decor, issues: dr esss, language decor, personal personal memorabilia, memorabi lia,, charitable charitable policies, policies, after-hours eeven ven after -h hours rrecreation. ecreation. “Hostile environment” law been perverted en nvvironmeent” la aw has b een p erveerted create bee off offended to cr eate a right to not b ffeended leaves one’s home.. when one lea aves one ’s home While eeveryone veeryo one deserves deservees a fair chancee to suc chanc ssucceed, ceed,, appealing appealing to the erotophobic create most er oto ophobic sentiment to cr eate a sexless work university se exxless ess wo wor rk o or u univ veersit s ty environment een nvir v onment o e t

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The W War aar on Pornography P ornography The w war ar on p porn orn is a w war ar on people—people look p eople—people who lo ook at porn. porn. government The go vernment and cconservative onservative groups about gr oups ttalk alk ab out “pornographers” “p porrnographers graphers” and “hard-core “hard- core smut,”” but b rarely rarely about adult ab out cconsumers onsumers of ad dult pornography—which p ornography—which — tot ttotal al some Americans. 50 million Americ ans. To To put that perspective, Daily in p erspective, The Dai ily Show gets about viewers ab out 2 million vie werrs in a ttypical ypical David Letterman week, and Da avvid L etterrman gets about ab out 4 million. About Abou ut 30 million Americans have Harryy Potter Americ ans ha ave seen a Harr Potter theater.. film in a theater Clearly, pornography Cle Clearly ly, adult d lt p ornograph g hy is i mainstream entertainment. mainstr eam enter tainm ment. And obviously, million viewers ob viouslyy, all its 50 mil llion vie wers aren’t ar en’t “porn “porn addicts,” addicts,” psychopaths p ychopaths ps molesters.. Butt claiming or child molesters theyy ar aree opens door the opens the do o for or for o a wide attacks range of at tacks on pornography. porrnography. For For many people, public attacking man ny p eople, this pub lic at tacking behavior driven byy private b ehaavvior is driv en b p issues.. emotional issues Americans aree anxio anxious about Americ ans ar ous ab out their sexual se xuall “normality” “ “normalit li y”” and d ccompetence ompetence about modern and ab out the impact of mo dern life liffe kids.. on their rrelationships elationships and a their kids Manyy of us ar aree ttaught Man aught to ffeel eeel guilty guilty about sexual desires, ab out our se xual desir e , fantasies es fantasies bodies shame and b odies and this sh ame leads to secrecy, secr ecyy, which ccomplicates ompliccates things. things. Wee w want bee sexually W ant our kids to ob sexually healthy, don’t health hy, but we don ’t know k how to sexualized ttalk alk with them—and the t se xualized scare Wee want sexual media sc are us. us. W wan nt our se xual bee enjoyable rrelationships elationships l i hi to b enjjoyable bl and d nourishing,, but we don don’t nourishing n’t know how to ttalk alk with our matess and what we’re about we ’re told ab out eeveryone veryone else’s else’s sex sex lives scares us.. liv es sc ares us war porn The w ar on p orn is a psychologically perfect ps ychologically p erfeectt solution to the cconfusion, onfusion, anger, anger, self-criticism seelff- criticism

Americans ffeel eeel and shame that man manyy Americans about sexuality sexu uality and modern modern life. liffe. It’s It’s about short-sighteed, futile, futile, self-destructive, selff- destructive, short-sighted, undignified disempowering. d and disemp owering. It’s policy It’s a publicc p olicy solution to a private emotional problem. emotional pr oblem. And it empowers emboldens empowers and emb oldens leaders and institu institutions utions who manipulate the public into sexuality o thinking that se xualitty is the problem, probllem, when sexual sexual selfselffacceptance, accepttance, flexibility, fl xibilit fle ibility, skills kill and d knowledgee ar aree the answer. answer. The FBI sa says sexual ayys that the rate of se xual violence molestation violence and an nd child molest ation has decreased decreased since siince free, free, high-quality high- quality

porn has flooded porn flooded the ccountry. ountry. So S when Rick Santorum, Morality Morality In Media and other “decency” “decency” opposite, champions claim the opp osite, are are theyy dr dreadfully misinformed orr the eadfully misinf formed o deliberately delib erately lying?

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HE F HE FAMILIAR AMILIAR expression ex xpression “culture “culture war” w ar” suggests two sides si des of equal strength lined up in i a series of battles, battless, honoring g more or less the same rules of engagement, engagement, wanting wanting to to conquer conquer each other. other.

But whatt we ccommonly ommonly ccall all the culturee war likee this at all. cultur warr is not lik Those who ffear eear and hate se sexuality xualitty erotophobes aree at attacking — er roottoophobbes — ar ttacking those appreciate sexuality who appr ecciate or tolerate se xuality erotophiles — erotophiles. erroottoophilees. And while er otophiles are attempting are not at teempting to fforce o orce erotophobes livee mor moree se sexually erotophobes e to liv xually adventurous lives, adv d enturou us liv li es, erotophobes erotophob h bes insist i i that b both sides—everyone—live oth si ides— everyone—live according erotophobic values.. according tto o their er otophobic values Erotophiles say, Erotophiiles sa ay, “If you you don’t don’t want want to go to a nude beach, don’t n b each, don ’t go, go, but don’t prevent don’t shut it i down to pr event me from from going. goingg.” Erotophobes Erotophobes say, saay, “I don’t don’t want beach, want to go to a nude b each,, and I don’t don’t want waant yyou ou to ha have ave the option of going eithe either. er. It should b bee closed.” While erotophobes errotophobes acknowledge this recurring recurriing theme theme—that —that there’s there’s a huge rang range ge of opp opportunities ortunities ffor or o erotic erotic stimulation, stimu ulation, satisfaction and imagin imagination nation that the theyy want want to den deny ny everyone, everyone, not just themselves—erotophobes themselvess— erotophobes also claim, paradoxically, paradoxicallyy, that the theyy ar aree victims victims.. They They say saay they they are are the ones who

ar ed of b eing at ttacked, thei ir aree tir tired being attacked, their values and w ay of life liffe undermined. undermin ned. way Thr ough so-called so - called indec ent Through indecent enter tainment, changing fashio ons, entertainment, fashions, eas access, a range of easyy Internet access, ccontraceptive ontraceptive technolo gies and d the technologies o ccasional ccourt ourt decision, decision, the ay occasional theyy sa say the eing fforce-fed o orce-ffeed se x. Th ey theyy ar aree b being sex. They ccan’t, an’t, the ay, turn on a TV V, go to a theyy sa say, TV, mall, b oot up a ccomputer omputer or eeven ven go boot to work without b eing assaulted assaulteed b being byy se xual images sexual images.. This is y, true ffor o orr is,, undoubtedly undoubtedly, them—but irr elevant to the irrelevant go vernance of Americ a. In fact,, the governance America. U nited St ates w as ffounded o ounded on the t United States was idea that p eople ccould ould cho ose what w people choose to do and with whom to asso ciiate associate based on their p ersonal values and personal ideals—not those of a king feu e dal king,, feudal lor d or rreligious eligious hierar chy. N orr lord hierarchy. Nor eeven, ven, as JJames ames Madison declar e ed, declared, a ttyrannical yrannical majorit wn majorityy in their o own town,, st ate or ccountry. ountry. state When our ffellow eellow citizens sa ay they they say w ant to eliminate entertainment, entertainmen nt, want fashion, medic al technology, technology, b ed droom medical bedroom activit activityy and businesses that ar aree “immoral” immoral” or “sinful, “sinful” sinful,” they they are are calling calling ffor or a dramatic shift in Americ o an n law. laaw. American Such major changes in the ruless of Americ an life liffe would bring us fa ar American far closer to mo dern Saudi Arabia,, the modern fformer ormer So o viet U nion,, T aaliban- erra Soviet Union, Taliban-era Af fghanist g an and Nazi Germany. German ny. Afghanistan —Marty —M arty Klein, n, Ph.D Ph.D..

Y es e , the go vernment uses yyour our Yes, government se xual pr effeerences and a orient ation to sexual preferences orientation help decide if yyou hould get custo dy ou should sh custody of yyour our kids seecurity clearance clearance kids,, get a security at yyour our job or b alllowed to practic bee allowed practicee yyour our se xual hobb i private sexual hobbyy in private.. U p until late 2011 1,, your your sexual sexual Up 2011, orient ation determi ined whether orientation determined yyou’d ou’d be be welcome welcome to to ser ve in the serve U .S. military, military, regardless regardless d our U.S. of yyour qualific ations to protect protect o ountry. qualifications the ccountry. In 2002, 2002, for fo or example, examplle, just a year year after 9/11, the Arm discharged nine Armyy discharged linguists linguists,, including six fluent in Arabic fo or being being ga ay. Arabic,, for gay. F or dec ades, a var riety of Christian For decades, variety gr oups ha ave demanded deman nded that groups have Americ ejudice more more Americaa pursue thi thiss pr prejudice ener getically and pu unitivelyy. energetically punitively. The ccentral entral quest tion,, almost question, b eyond b elief in a mo m dern ccountry, ountry, beyond belief modern is: Do all Americ anss ha ave to have haave sex sex Americans have the same w ay in or d to claim their der way order fair shar merican dream dream sharee of the Am American or of Americ an just tice? T o people people American justice? To obsessed with “normal” “norm mal”” sex, sex, the ans wer is yyes. es. answer Y ou o ma ay think th his has nothing to You may this do with yyou. ou. “I’m not n ga ay and I’m gay not kink ky,” yyou ou might migght sa ay. kinky,” say. W rong. Wrong. Bec ause onc vernment ccan an Because oncee the ggo government patholo gize an nd of se x,, it can can pathologize anyy kin kind sex, patholo gize an nd of se x— even pathologize anyy kin kind sex—even yyours. ours. And although yyour our se xual sexual inter ests ma ay curr en ntly b erfeectly interests may currently bee p perfectly legal (the vvery ery idea that private se sexx has to b declared “legal” “legal” is itself bee declared chilling), what if yyou ou eexperiment xperiment with something ne w and like like it? it? Or new yyou ou get in volved wi ith a ne w partner partner involved with new who lik es somethin ngg yyou ou never never likes something thought ab out? Or some lo cal group group about? local decides that what yyou ou now enjoy enjoy is danger ous ffor o or the ccommunity? o ommunit y? Y o ou dangerous You ccould ould find yyourself ourself a se xual fugitiv sexual fugitivee faster than yyou ou think. thin nk. Because Because like all wars wars do like do,, the War on Se Sexx is cr eating rrefugees efugees eeverywhere. verywhere. creating A daptteed fr om ‘America’s ‘A Americca’’s W aar on Sex Adapted from War Sex:: The C oontinuing Attack Attac ack on LLaw, aw w, Lust, Lust, Continuing and Lib ertt y,’ rreleased eleased in an up pdatteed Liberty,’ updated sec ond edition this mo onth bbyy Praeger. Praegerr. second month Dr r. Mart t y Klein, Ph.D D. is a Licensed Licensed Dr. Marty Ph.D. Marriage & Family Therapist T and P ooliccy Analyst in Paloo Alt o. Policy Alto. He is an expert expert wi itness in st taatte and witness state ffederal ederal e ttrials rials and pub blisher of the blo publisher blogg and ne wsletter ‘Sexual ‘Sexuaal Int elligence.’ newsletter Intelligence.’

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Rex Stewart, New Leaf ’s coowner and general manager, said the company saw an opportunity in Evergreen, a community in southeast San Jose. “I believe it was a neighborhood that didn’t have a place to shop, and that kind of bothered us,” he said. “It

was like an upscale food desert in a way.” Like bookstores, record shops and newspapers, the independently owned grocery store must struggle to stay alive. While there are a few exceptions (hello, Gene’s Fine Foods), the independent grocer is becoming an endangered species in Silicon Valley and beyond. After 63 years of business, Cosentino’s Markets closed its handful of Silicon Valley–based grocery stores last year. The family of owners wanted to retire and were feeling the pressure from deep-pocketed stores like Costco, Safeway, Wal-Mart, Whole Foods and other heavies in the supermarket business. The closure of Cosentino’s followed that of PW Markets, another Silicon Valley–based chain of grocery stores. PW Markets called it quits in 2010 after nearly 70 years of business. While big-box stores like Costco and Wal-Mart can drive small stores

business, Stewart said New Leaf out of business has been able to thrive in the organic, natural foods niche. He said New Leaf competes with Whole Foods by trying to create an enjoyable shopping experience and striving to become part of the community. The store donates 10 percent of its profits to local groups and gives employees two paid days to work for local nonprofits and community groups of their choice. “Community is in our name,” Stewart told me. “We try to make connections and give back. We try to make the store more than just a grocery store.” The new store on Silver Creek Valley Road is located where one of the closed PW Markets was. New Leaf operates five markets in Santa Cruz County and one in Half Moon Bay. Another store is in the works in Pleasanton. The roots of the store go back to 1985 when Santa Cruz resident Scott Roseman purchased the floundering Our Neighborhood Food Co-Op. The store became the Westside Community Market and then New Leaf Community Market. Roseman owns the company along with Stewart. The Evergreen store is out of

the way unless you live in the Silver Creek/Evergreen neighborhood, but it’s a refreshing change. It’s smaller than your typical Safeway or Whole Foods but is stocked with higher-quality food and products. New Leaf is basically like an independently owned Whole Foods with a wide selection of local and nonlocal organically grown produce and healthy and organic products.

New Leaf competes with Whole Foods by trying to create an enjoyable shopping experience and striving to become part of the community In addition to the groceries and produce, the deli alone is worth a visit. The New Leaf folks make as good a sandwich as anywhere else in Silicon Valley. From the deli case, the “coastal kale salad” is one of my all-time favorites. I’ve tried to make it at home, but it’s never as good as New Leaf ’s. There are a few touches that separate the store from the corporate crowd. There are pots of live plants growing above the aisles. I think the juice bar blows away anything you’ll find at Jamba Juice. And there are always copies of the beautifully photographed Surfer’s Journal for sale at the checkout line, surfing pornography for wave riders and an ode to the company’s Santa Cruz roots. The store is holding its grand opening from noon to 4pm on May 19. The parking-lot event will include free food, giveaways and vendor displays. New Leaf Community Market 5667 Silver Creek Valley Road, San Jose

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The best part is all the food. I’m hoping the Market raises the profile of downtown’s food scene throughout the city’s center. To help get things rolling, DISHCRAWL is hosting DISHWALK on May 12 (2–5pm), a culinary tour of San Pedro Square Market and downtown at large. For $29 ($39 the day of the event), participants can sample 10 dishes from different restaurants. There will also be $2–$4 drink specials at participating restaurants, which include LITTLE CHEF COUNTER, VINO VINO, LA PINATA, SONOMA CHICKEN, SABOR, MYTH, FIREHOUSE, ON A ROLL and FOOD SOCIAL’S HALAL. The self-guided tour will include musical entertainment along the way with musicians PAUL KIMBALL (Careless Hearts), KAILA D’SA, VIVIENNE CASTILLO and NATE CASTILLO. Email hi@dishcrawl.com with questions. Meanwhile, Saratoga’s BONNETS & BLOOMS wine stroll on May 12 will feature 22 boutique wineries, many of them from Santa Cruz, including Burrell School, Loma Prieta, Poetic Cellars, Dancing Creek, Pelican Ranch and Rexford Wines all pouring at shops and restaurants with live music to accompany. Specialty foods will be on sale from local producers like Tabitha’s Friend in Cheeses Jam Company and Delk’s Bees (infused honeys from Aptos). Wines from participating wineries will be on sale as well. Tickets are $40 in advance and $45 day of the event. Go on the web to saratogachamber.org or call 408.867.0753 for information.

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You can lead kids to the salad bar, but can you get them to eat? The staff at San Jose’s Payne Elementary School hopes so. On May 15, HBO debuts a documentary series called THE WEIGHT OF THE NATION that shines a light on America’s obesity epidemic. As part of the show’s outreach efforts, the Whole Kids Foundation and GLOBALTAP selected Payne Elementary School to be one of 12 across the country to install 100 salad bars and water-filtration systems. Rick Kessler, food-services consultant for the Moreland School District, applied for the grant for the salad bars and water filters through Whole Foods Market’s Whole Kids Foundation. The district received five salad bars and put them to use immediately after receiving them last week. “They look more appealing,” said Kessler. “The kids were really excited about it. Hopefully, it will encourage more kids to eat salads.”—Stett Holbrook

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To me, Ritchie seemed the perfect Original Joe’s waiter. Wearing a tuxedo as did all Original Joe’s waiters, the looming Ritchie took control of a table the minute he approached with his booming, gruff voice. He would crack a joke at someone’s expense, instantly charming the table with his wit and smooth professionalism. You were in good hands with Ritchie, and diners regularly requested to sit in his section. He was a showman as much as he was a waiter. Ritchie was best known for the impromptu rhymes he would compose about diners, bellowing them for unsuspecting guests celebrating birthdays or anniversaries. The whole dining room would turn around to watch and listen as Ritchie roasted a thoroughly embarrassed diner as he rapped his little ditty. The performance ended with applause and laughs all around. Little did I know that when I was interviewing Ritchie for my story he was interviewing me, asking me where I went to high school, how long I’d been at the Metro and other personal details. I had ďŹ nished my interview and was taking the last bites of lunch in a quiet booth when Ritchie appeared before me and in his fog cutter of a voice began to deliver a chanting rhyme about me that he had scribbled onto a white paper bag when I wasn’t looking. For a second, I thought he must be delivering his oratory to someone else, but then in a brief panic I realized I was his victim. I squirmed, red-faced, as all eyes were on me, but I couldn’t help admire his sneaky ploy. He got me good. When he was done, Ritchie gave me the paper bag with his furtive scrawl on it, and we said our goodbyes. I carried that paper bag in my briefcase for years, and every time I came upon it and read Ritchie’s impromptu rap, it made me smile. Ritchie made a lot of people smile over the years. He will be missed. There was been no word yet on a memorial service.—Stett Holbrook

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This song is as cool and sultry as it gets, but that’s Amos. As a guitarist and vocalist she’s almost neo-soul, but her jazz influences and heavenly vocals ground her unmistakably in the West Coast tradition. (SP)

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smooth soul songs that have just a hint of blues and a healthy dose of Latin music. As a vocalist, he gives it the old-school soul approach— strong, dynamic melodies that are simple and restrained. (AC)

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Blank Club, San Jose Fri – 9pm; $8 Maxx Cabello Jr has gotten a lot of praise for his guitar chops. Legends like Dick Dale and Guitar Shorty have all tipped their hats to the young emerging musician. Even the late John Lee Hooker is on record saying the boy can really play. But Cabello is also a talented singer and songwriter. He writes

MON PUBIS I have a suspicion that Mon Pubis secretly wants to be the Melvins. The only problem is they just can’t tear themselves away from their undying love affair with folk and traditional blues. The result is like trance-rock, or dare I say folk-sludge? None of that fits, ’cause musically it’s all over the map. They’ve got synthy parts, bluesy songs and heavy metal sections, yet despite all the different music they’re playing,

every song has a very similar sound, which is to say it all feels the same—trippy. The music swirls around you—acoustic, metal, electronic—repeating and finding a strange groove that can only be described as “trance.” And I’m not referring to the subgenre of techno music; I mean an altered state of consciousness. (AC)

FOSSIL TREE Art Boutiki, San Jose Fri – 6pm; $8 The last five years have seen an explosion of indie-rock bands influenced by the Smiths, bringing some straight-up, stay-inschool highmindedness to the alternapop scene. Some specialize in Morrissey’s blend of sass and sadness (perfectly exemplified by the Boy Least Likely To’s “I Keep

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ALISON KRAUSS May 25 at 7:30pm, Mountain Winery

SUGARLAND Jun 1 at 7:30pm, Shoreline

VAN HALEN Jun 5 at HP Pavilion

CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVISITED Jun 8 at 7:30pm, Mountain Winery

SCORPIONS Jun 9 at 7pm, Shoreline

ROBERTO CARLOS Jun 15 at 8pm, HP Pavilion

IRA GLASS Jun 16 at 7:30pm, Mountain Winery

KENNY LOGGINS Jun 17 at Mountain Winery

NICKELBACK Jun 18 at 6pm, HP Pavilion

INDIGO GIRLS Jun 19 at Mountain Winery

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Theatre on San Pedro Square Sat – 8pm; $15/$25 A quartet of talented classical guitarists—Sofia Gleeson, Teja Gerken and the duo of Chris Mallett and Robert Miller—will play for the South Bay Guitar Society’s last concert of the 2011– 2012 season. Gleeson, who has performed for SBGS in the past, will focus on works by Scarlatti and Bach. Gerken ventures into the realms of folk and bluegrass. Miller and Mallett are jazz-oriented. (MSG)

MAYHEM FESTIVAL Jul 1 at Shoreline

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

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Nickel City, San Jose Sat – 6pm; $8

San Pedro Square Market, San Jose Sat – 2pm; $29/$39

Ah, yes, give me some sweet, romantic pop-punk, just the way I like it. City in Transit have some big hearts attached to those distorted guitars. They are, for a lack of better term, “mellow emo.” What differentiates them from just your standard, run-of-the-mill, meat-and-potatoes, emo-punk band is that they don’t sound at all tortured and they even know how to take the volume and aggression down a few notches. It’s sweet, heavily harmonized punk with upbeat, loving lyrics. It’s the kind of stuff parents hope their 14year-olds listen to (especially when BrokeNcyde is one of the other options). (AC)

Dishwalk would be a pretty cool name for a band, but in fact, it’s much bigger than that. It’s a downtown experiment, basically, and a new way for people to experience food and music in San Jose. Described as a “foodie treasure hunt,” it’s a self-guided tour that lets the ticketholder sample 10 dishes at participating restaurants while musicians stage a series of guerilla “pop-up shows” from 2 to 5pm. Artists are subject to change, but include Paul Kimball of local favorites Careless Hearts, indie rockers Two Star Hotel, Kaila D’Sa, Vivienne and Nate Castillo. (SP)

NEIL DIAMOND Aug 7 at 8pm, HP Pavilion

YES/PROCOL HARUM Aug 14 at San Jose Civic

CS&N Sep 8 at San Jose Civic

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

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all, as the saying goes, “It’s just like riding a bike, you never forget.” Two new exhibits currently on display at the de Saisset Museum at Santa Clara University pay homage to this humble yet amazing contraption. Gallery One of the de Saisset is now showing “Chain Reaction: Artists Consider the Bicycle,” dedicated to exploring the beauty, utility and creativity of this unique mode of transportation. The exhibit features 25 works by nine artists, who explore the various parts and uses of the bike through photographs, paintings, drawings and assemblages. Vanessa Marsh’s C-print Bikers conveys the sense of solidarity

felt when riding alongside dear companions; Inez Storer’s collagelike piece Bicycle Race tells a familiar story in a unique way; Katina Huston’s Mondrian Says 3 takes a classic work and gives it a bicyclethemed spin; and Carolina Fontoura Alzaga’s Connect 14 transforms parts of bikes into something else entirely. Throughout all of the pieces cruises the idea that bicycles are versatile objects worthy of celebration. Gallery Two displays “Clunkers to MTBs: The Evolution of the Mountain Bike.” In the 1970s, biking enthusiasts began testing the limitations of their fixed bikes by “clunking” down the hills in the North Bay and parts of the valley, including Cupertino. Since then, the mountain bike has been transformed into a sleek but powerful piece of equipment capable of threading its way through the finest veinlike trails and gripping the slickest of rocks. This transformation first took place at the hands of Joe Breezer, the man who brought the mountain bike—and mountain-bike

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culture—to life. “Clunkers to MTBs” highlights the ideas that piggybacked off Breezer’s original prototype. On the wall by the entrance hang three different Fox shock absorbers framed by viewing boxes that give the sense that they are more art than tool. The exhibit comprises many different mountain bikes and two videos that impart impressive movement to the currently immobile objects. The bikes themselves have lived many lives, as evidenced by the dirt etched into the grooves of their wheels. The show features mountain bikes created by Santa Cruz Bicycles, Marin Bikes and Ibis Bikes, among others. Both exhibits adeptly reflect the many ways bicycles can be used and what they mean to us. On the Santa Clara University campus, for instance, bikes are not simply a mode of transportation, though they certainly are useful in getting to class on time. For many years, the university has been home to the Cycling Club, which includes both a competitive racing team and a more recreational mountain biking group that explores the many trails near the campus. Bikes are also part of the sustainability effort at SCU. The campus Office of Sustainability supports the Bicycle Commuter Program, bike-to-work day and offers refurbished bikes as the prize for the Energy Challenge that takes place at the university each year. Of course, bikes also allow students to visit friends off-campus, tote groceries back to their dorm rooms or houses and get from place to place in a more eco-friendly way. There are few things that are more enjoyable than taking a ride with friends on a breezy, sunny day and with summer just around the corner, there is no better time to dust off your bike and take it for a spin. (Contributor Eliza Lamson is a student and cyclist at Santa Clara University.)

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Arthouse Saturday, 10am–4pm; downtown San Jose SoFA District For a day dedicated to making art up and down South First Street, various galleries and museums host events dedicated to hands-on creativity. High Fire will demonstrate pottery techniques and let kids play with clay; MACLA presents a workshop with artist Eugene Rodriguez and a performance by Grupo Folklorico; SJICA presents a print fair and artist talks; the Museum of Quilts and Textiles offers lessons on weaving; and San Jose Stage Company presents the Notre Dame High School Improv Comedy Players.

The group performs a modern Peking Opera in “On the Docks Suite.” Sat, 2:30pm. $25-$75. California Theatre, San Jose.

NEW CENTURY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

SOUTH BAY GUITAR SOCIETY

ART MUSEUM OF LOS GATOS

A showcase concert with guitarists Robert Miller, Chris Mallett, Teja Gerken and Sofia Gleeson. Sat, 8pm. $15/$25. Theatre on San Pedro Square, San Jose.

Runs through May 13; Montgomery Theater, San Jose; $16–$23

The program for the spring concert features the premiere of Di Pietro’s “Finale” plus works by Elgar and Brahms. Sat, 8pm. $5-$10. Dinkelspiel Auditorium, Stanford.

STEINWAY SOCIETY The group offers a recital by four young pianists and a guitarist. Sat, 2pm. Free. Le Petit Trianon, San Jose.

SYMPHONY SILICON VALLEY

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OPERA AT THE MISSION The South Valley Symphony and Opera San Jose present selections from “La Bohème,” “Madama Butterfly” and other popular operas. Sun, 4:30pm. $35. Mission San Juan Bautista.

Theater ANNIE The popular musical is presented by Palo Alto Players. Runs thru May 13. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2:30pm. $23-$32. Lucie Stern Theater, Palo Alto.

KYOGEN PERFORMANCE Japanese director Mansaku Nomura leads “Tied to a Stick” and “The Owl” for an evening of classical theater. Sun, 3pm.

MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET Broadway San Jose presents a musical about early days of Sun Records. Wed-Thu, 7:30pm, Fri, 8pm, Sat, 2 and 8pm, Sun, 1 and 6pm. $20 and up. San Jose Center for the Performing Arts.

PEAR SLICES Annual program of original short plays by the Pear Playwrights Guild. Preview Thu, 8pm. Opens Fri, 8pm. Regular shows Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. Runs thru Jun 3. $15-$30. Pear Avenue Theatre, Mountain View.

RUDDIGORE Gilbert and Sullivan play from the Stanford Savoyards. Fri, 8pm, Sat, 2pm, Sun, 2:30pm. $20. Dinkelspiel Auditorium, Stanford.

THANKS FOR PLAYING THE THE GAME SHOW SHOW! A new musical comedy about

the golden era of TV game shows. Runs thru Jun 3. FriSat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $24-$44. The Retro Dome, San Jose.

THE UNDERSTUDY San Jose Rep presents Theresa Rebeck’s comedy about the competitive world of acting. Previews Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2 and 7pm, Tue, 7:30pm. Opens May 16 and runs thru Jun 3. $29-$74. SJ Rep.

Classical Concerts EL CAMINO YOUTH SYMPHONY The concert, called “A La Mode,” features the Chamber Players and Camerata Orchestras, the Galbraith Honor Strings and the El Camino Wind Orchestra. Sat, 6:15pm. $15. Schultz Cultural Arts Hall, Palo Alto.

FIREBIRD YOUTH ORCHESTRA

Wed, 8pm: Slanted Comedy. Thu, 8pm, Fri, 8 and 10pm, Sat, 7 and 9pm, Sun, 6pm: Erik Griffin. Tue, 8pm: Jeff Dunham. San Jose.

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SAN JOSE IMPROV

The group celebrates 20 years with the premiere of Ellen Taaffe’s “Commedia dell’Arte” along with selections by Schoenberg and Grieg. Fri, 8pm. $29-$59. Menlo-Atherton Center for Performing Arts.

STANFORD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

The profane puppets of Avenue Q may be a bit raunchy for some audiences, but Children’s Musical Theater San Jose, has washed their plush mouths out with a little soap for this “school edition” of the popular musical. The story centers on a college grad making a life in the seedier part of New York’s East Village. Sesame Street it’s not, but CMT promises that it is “family friendly.”

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The program is conducted by Gregory Vajda and features Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra and Brahms’ Symphony no. 2. Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2:30pm. $39-$75. California Theatre, San Jose.

VIVACE YOUTH CHORUS The Teen Ensembles section performs its spring concert. Sat, 5pm. Christ the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, San Jose.

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

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

ROOSTER T. FEATHERS Wed, 8pm: New Talent Showcase. $10. Thu, 8pm, Fri, 9pm, Sat, 8 and 10:30pm, Sun, 8pm: John Roy. $13/$19.

Museums OPENING “Social Matters.” A juried show of works by students at local high schools. Reception Wed, 6pm. Runs May 9-13. Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm. Los Gatos.

SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF QUILTS & TEXTILES

From the Ming Quong Home in Los Gatos.” Thru Jul 15. Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm. Los Gatos.

MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HERITAGE Call for info. Fri-Sun, 11am4pm. Palo Alto.

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

TECH MUSEUM

“Mark Adams.” A show of works by the contemporary Bay Area textile artist. May 15-Jul 29. Reception May 20, 2-4pm. Tue-Sun, 10am-5pm. San Jose.

Exhibits about science and technology. New exhibit about International Space Station. Mon-Wed, 10am-5pm, ThuSun, 10am-8pm. San Jose.

CONTINUING

“Roberta Loach.” A selection of pieces by the painter, printmaker and writer. Thru Jul 8. Reception May 18, 7pm. Tue-Wed and Fri-Sun, 11am5pm, Thu, 11am-9pm. Santa Clara. Tue-Wed and Fri-Sun, 11am-5pm, Thu, 11am-9pm. Santa Clara.

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

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

DE SAISSET MUSEUM “Chain Reaction: Artists Consider the Bicycle.” “Clunkers to MTBs: The Evolution of the Mountain Bike.” Thru Jul 1. “Indelibly Yours: Smith Andersen Editions and the Tattoo Project.” Thru Jul 1. “Andy Warhol: Polaroids and Portraits.” Thru Jul 1. TueSun, 11am-4pm. Santa Clara University.

EUPHRAT MUSEUM “De Anza Student Art Show.” Thru Jun 14. Mon-Thu, 10am-3pm. De Anza College, Cupertino.

HISTORY MUSEUM OF LOS GATOS “Radiant Light: Memories

TRITON MUSEUM OF ART

Galleries OPENING ARTOBJECTGALLERY “3 Painters.” Works by Sukey Bryan, Mila Libman and Tim Ryan. May 12-Jun 20. Reception Sat, 7-9pm. San Jose.

CUKUI “Future.” New works by Jesico. Reception with sounds by Jah Yzer Fri, 7-10pm. Japantown, San Jose.

EMPIRE SEVEN STUDIOS “Wrath of Andromeda.” New works by South Bay native and tattoo artist Tyson Johnston. May 11-25. Reception Fri, 7-11pm. WedFri, noon-6pm. Japantown, San Jose.

GALLERY SARATOGA Watercolors by Norm Cater with an emphasis on abstraction. Opens May 12. Tue-Sun, 11am-6pm. Saratoga.

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SILICON VALLEY OPENS STUDIOS An annual multiweekend event allows people to visit the studios of artists working throughout Silicon Valley. Weekend Two covers Campbell, Cupertino, Los Gatos, Milpitas, San Jose and south county. See www.svos. org for details.

CONTINUING ANNO DOMINI “More Force Than Judgement.” Solo exhibit by POESIA, with paintings inspired by Old Master works. Thru Jun 16. “The California State Institution,” a solo show by English artist Vermin. Thru May 19. San Jose.

State” institution of higher learning. Thru Jul 31. Special Collections. King Main Library, San Jose.

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

METRO LOBBY Works by Thoughtlesshero with street pictures using film and digital media. Thru May. San Jose.

MONTALVO ARTS CENTER “O’ Great Reverie: Montalvo 1912-2012.” An exhibit about the history of the estate built by James Phelan 100 years ago. Thru May 13. Thu-Sun, 11am-3pm. Saratoga.

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“People-Powered Art Exhibition.” The show features human-powered transportation. Thru May 26. San Jose.

“Power,” drawings and prints by Fanny Retsek. Thru Jun 10. Community School of Music and Art, Mountain View.

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

DOWNTOWN YOGA SHALA “Made in Nature.” Photographs by Nadia Nasiri. Thru May 26. San Jose.

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

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

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

Group show by local artists. San Jose.

FILOLI Annual show of botanical art. Thru Jun 24. Woodside.

THE GALLERY Works by Martine Jardel and Thierry Rosset. Thru Jun 10. Fibre Arts Design Studio, Palo Alto.

GOOD KARMA CAFE “I Can’t Go On; I’ll Go On.” New works by Jehoiakim Santos. Thru May 26. San Jose.

HIGHER FIRE CLAYSPACE “For the Table.” An exhibit of tableware by members of Orchard Valley Ceramic Arts Guild. Thru May 29. San Jose.

KALEID GALLERY “RoboShop.” Works by a artists interested in robots. Thru May 25. San Jose.

KING MAIN LIBRARY An exhibit celebrating SJSU’s role as the original “California

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

SLG BOUTIKI Group show by students at Notre Dame High School. Thru May 26. San Jose.

STANFORD ART SPACES Paintings by Jose Allen and Wayne Jiang, and photographs by Terry Thompson. Thru Jun 21. MonFri, 8:30am-5pm. Paul G. Allen Art Spaces Gallery, Stanford.

THOMPSON GALLERY “Polka Dot Plateau.” Sculptures made from ceramic coils by Dean

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SOUTH FIRST BILLIARDS “Diversity in Art.” Works from artists around the bay. Thru May 26. San Jose.

WORKS SAN JOSE “Outlast.” A group show exploring positive identities through change. Thru end of May. San Jose.

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The author of “Dust to Dust: A Memoir” appears. Thu, 7pm. Kepler’s, Menlo Park.

PAUL GOLDSTEIN A meet-and-greet with the man behind the new thriller “Havana Requiem.” Wed, 7pm. Kepler’s, Menlo Park.

MICHELLE A.B. MCKENZIE A booksigning event with the author of “Beavers’ Big Problem” for kids. Sat, 2pm. Kicklebee’s, San Jose.

DAVID WHYTE The poet, who has worked as a naturalist guide in the Andes and the Amazon, talks about and reads from his work. Thu, 7:30pm. Free. CEMEX Auditorium, Stanford.

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Kids 7-18 are sought for a production of “Annie Jr.” to be presented by Tabard Theatre Co.’s Summer Youth Program. Wed (May 16), 4-7pm. Theatre on San Pedro Square, San Jose.

AVENUE Q The school edition of the popular musical. Thu-Fri, 7pm, Sat, 2 and 7pm, Sun, 1pm. $16-$23. Montgomery Theater, San Jose.

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT A presentation of Peninsula Youth Theatre. May 12-20. This week Sat, 2 and 7pm, Sun, 1 and 6:30pm. $18/$22. Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

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Art-making block party. Sat, 10am-4pm. South First and Market streets, San Jose.

A run/walk event that helps to raise awareness of the need for unrelated marrow transplants. The day will bring together transplant patients with marrow donors. (See BeTheOneRun.org/SanJose for details.) Sat, 7:30am on. Guadalupe River Park, San Jose.

MISS REPRESENTATION A screening of the movie that looks at the way the media contributes to the underrepresentation of women in positions of authority. Tue, 6:30pm. Free, but RSVP required. Oshman JCC, Palo Alto.

MONTALVO’S MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH Reservations are being taken for the buffet brunch with

three seatings, 11:30am, noon and 1pm. Sun. $27 kids/$55 adults. Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga.

MOVE TO AMEND A day of speakers and information about the move to reverse the legal doctrine that has given personhood to corporations. Thu, noon. St. James Park, San Jose.

PETS ACROSS SAN JOSE Events for pets and their owners with costumes and fashion shows at four Petco locations (two of them new) in San Jose area. Sat-Sun, 11am-3pm.

SAN JOSE FARMERS MARKET A weekly event with fresh produce and special events. Fri, 10am-2pm. San Pedro Square, San Jose.

THE SECRET GARDEN, DISCOVER THE MAGIC Annual fundraiser and Mother’s Day flow show with special teas. Thu-Sun. $20-$25. Filoli Gardens, Woodside.

AND THE WINNER IS The Retro Dome’s newest production brings back the days of the TV game show.

Gamers GUGGENHEIM Entertainment, creators of the Chanukah extravaganza MeshugaNutcracker, have recently staged productions of such gleefully kitschy diversions as SHOUT! The Mod Musical and Xanadu. Now the Guggenheims have unleashed their latest concoction at the Retro Dome, a musical comedy that takes audiences on a nostalgic trip back to the classic TV game shows of postwar America. Thanks for Playing ... The Game Show Show! depicts events on the set of The Secret Square, a fictional 1950s quiz show. A casting assistant (Shannon Guggenheim) braves sexism and Thanks for the stresses of live television production as she rises Playing ... The through the ranks and begins a romantic affair with Game Show the show’s host (Stephen Guggenheim). Other staff members include the bandleader (Jackson Davis), a Show! singer (Heather Stokes), an announcer (Ric Iverson) who longs to host his own program and a ditzy Runs through June 3 model (Lee Ann Payne) who dreams of being more $24–$44 than eye candy. The Retro Dome, San Jose Their already hectic lives spiral out of control when the show’s sponsor pressures them into rigging the game in favor of more glamorous contestants. This leads to an FCC investigation, reflecting the actual scandals so memorably dramatized in Robert Redford’s 1994 film Quiz Show. Will The Secret Square be able to recover from this setback? The music, onstage banter and visual trappings of early television are meticulously re-created on the Retro Dome stage, and with actors bringing an easy likeability to their characters, Thanks for Playing is pure, simple, goofy fun. Shannon Guggenheim’s original songs are quite catchy, especially the opening number, “Beat the Clock,” and the amusing “Press Your Luck,” which runs through all the things you can’t say on TV. All the songs refer to classic and latter-day game shows, from Truth or Consequences to Win, Lose or Draw, while additional references to Family Feud, Jeopardy! and even Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? are sprinkled throughout. Audience participation adds an extra dimension to the play, and Thanks for Playing shrewdly allows a few members of its audience onto the stage to literally play the game. The only serious problem with this show is the length. Thanks for Playing feels longer than it should be (this is, after all, a comedy about a quiz show, not Angels in America). Some judicious trimming could bring some added snappiness to this already enjoyable evening.—Sean Conwell

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DAN HICKS & THE HOT LICKS For most of that decade-spanning Summer of Love, Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks were a brilliant, psychedelic anachronism. Dressed like flamboyant 1940s cowboy gangsters and molls, the band sang cryptic, often dryly comedic songs—pretty harmonies paired with its own brand of complex acoustic “folk jazz.” Performing at a star-studded 70th birthday show in San Francisco last month, Hicks was in fine voice, still sartorially distinctive, his legendary onstage wit still sharp. Kuumbwa; $22 adv/$25 door; 7pm & 9pm.

FRIDAY 5/11

LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM Bay Area native Lindsey Buckingham (pictured) is a legend among classic rock enthusiasts, as evidenced by the fact that Rolling Stone listed the hall-of-famer among its 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time. As the guitarist for Fleetwood Mac, he penned some of the band’s most memorable radio hits, including “Go Your Own Way” and “Big Love.” And as far as his fans are concerned, he can do no wrong. Rio Theatre; $42 general/$63 gold; 8pm.

SATURDAY 5/12

SAMBADA Founded by capoeira master Papiba Gondinho, the Santa Cruz–based Afro-Brazilian funk group Sambadá is as much an experience as it is a band. Intentionally recalling the sounds of Bahía with a surf-rock twist, a Sambada concert experience is an exuberant foot-stomping, hand-clapping experience that dissolves the wall between the band and its audience. Moe’s Alley; $15 adv/$20 door; 9pm.

TUESDAY 5/15

LEDWARD KAAPANA Ledward Kaapana is a rebel, subtly bringing outside influences like rock & roll into his slack-key playing. Though Kaapana respectfully adheres to many of the form’s traditions, his wide-ranging musical influences inform his improvisational vocals and intricate guitar lines. Using unusual slack-key tunings that allegedly came to his uncle in a series of dreams, Kaapana comes from a background of unconventional players who have taken the form into heretofore unknown regions. Don Quixote’s; $16 adv/$18 door; 7:30pm.

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They were a pair of guitar- and fiddle-playing activists, in the middle of a huge protest against what Cherney describes today as the “cut and run” savaging of the North Coast redwoods. As Bari said, “We don’t want it all; we just want what’s

left.” The late 1980s were a holiday for spoilsmen, who were scraping the woods clean, thanks to junkbond-funded buy-out goliaths like Georgia-Pacific, Louisiana-Pacific and the fragrantly named Maxxam. Cherney’s documentary, Who Bombed Judi Bari?, which plays Thursday at San José City College as part of the Reel Work Film Festival, has its share of bitter humor. We have a peace activist, publicly committed to nonviolence, subject to many graphic death threats. Why was Bari about to take a live time bomb, stashed directly under the driver’s seat of her Subaru, for a nice twisty drive down Highway 17 to Santa Cruz—70 miles in the opposite direction of where such a bomb would presumably be used? The Oakland PD and the FBI

charged the couple on the basis of this idiotic scenario; so why did they try to sweeten it by falsely describe the bomb as being in the backseat of Bari’s car, when the backseat itself survived the explosion? If you can figure out this puzzle, the FBI needs you. The charges were eventually dropped, although Bari and Cherney were never exonerated. The FBI’s first-class muddying of the waters ended in an evidence falsification lawsuit. The Bureau was ordered to pony up $4.4 million of your tax dollars. In fact, Cherney and the other petitioners (Bari was by that point dead of breast cancer) received only $4 million. They settled for less in hopes of an agreement to send the remaining evidence of this bombing to an independent lab. This evidence still exists today, but it faces possible destruction by the FBI, occasioning yet more lawsuits. Even the lightly conspiracyminded can note that the FBI’s point man on the case, Richard W. Held, had a longtime history with Cointelpro: the FBI’s dirty-tricks

Who Bombed Judi Bari? Thursday, 7pm San José City College Student Center, Rm. 204

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program that slimed, framed and jailed radicals in the 1960s. To gullible newspapers, law enforcement officials spoke of a diabolical “Green Mafia.” This, even as Earth First! took the moral high ground, asking for outside volunteers for an equivalent of a Mississippi Summer in the Redwoods. Some locals responded in kind by acting like Klansmen. Who Bombed Judi Bari? recalls the rage. An anonymous group called “Stompers” used logging boots as their symbol. They sent threats: “If you want to be a martyr, we will be happy to oblige.” And a maniac styling himself as “The Lord’s Avenger” confessed to the Bari/Cherney bombing in a letter citing Timothy 2:11 as the reason why Bari should stay silent. He was never captured. Who Bombed Judi Bari? isn’t a grim story of martyrdom; it’s a story of triumph. Bari smiles through yet another deposition despite her terminal illness. And we see her leading a crowd in song at a rally against the prosecutors who were holding her violin as evidence. “She used to say music was the most important component of activism,” Cherney told me by phone. Who Bombed Judi Bari? pays tribute to a remarkable woman: a union organizer who turned carpenter, and who made a successful effort to spare some of the last of the eons-old redwoods. A local movie? Maybe, but if you take the majority view that destroying forests is contributing to global warming, the picture gets broader. The interest to working people should be clear, too. “Having the labor movement embrace the movie is a dream come true,” Cherney added. “Judi dispelled the whole notion of divide and conquer, the MO of most political figures. She’s a role model and a modern-day hero. The world needs Judi Bari. Darryl Cherney will appear at the screening.

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Set pieces include a fancy dress ball at Collinwood. Wastrel Roger, played by Jonny Lee Miller, works that doubleentendre about “ballâ€? for a few minutes. The crowd goes crazy; they never heard that one before. The true highlight is Alice Cooper, given a digital skin-peel, performing “The Ballad of Dwight Fry.â€? Praise to Cooper for going legitimately scary. The silent cameo by the real Barnabas, the late Jonathan Frid, says it all—sometimes, the disdain is so thick you can’t ďŹ nd the words.—Richard von Busack

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SOUND OF MY VOICE (R; 85 min.) Writer/actress Brit Marling is slowly becoming sci-ďŹ â€™s newest humanitarian, starting with Another Earth. In her latest effort, Sound of My Voice, she plays enigmatic cult leader Maggie, who claims to be from the future and slowly ropes in a young journalist and his girlfriend. The two are there to expose the cult but eventually ďŹ nd themselves questioning not just Maggie’s beliefs but their own. With Marling’s own cult following on the rise, the ďŹ lm’s meta narrative may itself be reason to watch. (Opens Fri at the Aquarius and CinĂŠArts SantanaRow.)

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IF The Avengers featured British pensioners, it would be The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. Senior citizens deserve this reward; they’re good and faithful moviegoers. Based on Deborah Moggach’s novel These Foolish Things, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is a summit for British thespians as several distinguished elders meet in a story held together by a peeling retirement hotel in Jaipur, a Raj-era ruin. The old folks have ed the expense of England for retirement in Rajasthan, and they respond to this landscape in dierent ways. A widow (Judi Dench) gradually blossoms; a married man (Bill Nighy) shows modest enchantment; a wizened gent (Ronald Pickup) expands his randy goatishness; a wife (Penelope Wilton) responds with absolute disgust to the heat and noise and spices and insects and the ďŹ lth. Wilton demonstrates the power of a ďŹ ne actress to make you feel for a character you’d happily kill in real life.

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Some Desi-interest arises in the form of the Marigold’s hapless manager Sonny (Dev Patel). Sonny’s avoidance of an arranged marriage provides perfunctory under-60 love interest. Patel is very funny, but he’s funny in what George Orwell described as “the comic babu of the Punch [magazine] tradition.� Sonny, for instance, tells his guests that he understands their

agedness: “You have heard the chimes at midnight, and you have grown long in the tooth.â€? So it goes for Ol Parker’s script, with its shrewd use of the sometimes-maligned expression “one.â€? “Obviously, one’s read one’s Kipling,â€? says a traveler now wise to the ways of India, with its mongooses K_\ 9\jk <ofk`Z and cobras. These DXi`^fc[ ?fk\c transplants all describe themselves as “one,â€? PG-13; 124 min. as if they’re not sure Plays valleywide if they’re even a one anymore. The elongated, apologetic Nighy uses that self-eacing word with the most feeling. But watching something impressive, such as the scene of Tom Wilkinson’s Graham sitting in a garden and unfolding on his personal life, I thought, “This is really ďŹ ne playwriting. Too bad it’s a ďŹ lm.â€? And the arc careens too high for Maggie Smith—very funny, but plaintive, just as she was in The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne. Here, she plays a terriďŹ ed Cockney racist who suddenly proves her unlikely superpowers. For every one hackneyed incident there are ďŹ ve examples of actorly steel, however tarnished by the years. —Richard von Busack

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one of her church’s top awards. This causes her to go above and beyond the call of sanity to try and prove that she has the “perfect� family. (Opens Fri at Camera 12.)

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I LO LOVE IT WHEN HE A PLANTAIN COMES TOGETHER James Fenwicke brin hi brings his band Plantain to the Blank May 9.

James Fenwicke explores a new musical landscape with Plantain By AARON CARNES

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T’S BEEN ALMOST a year since San Jose’s James Fenwicke and the rest of the original Mumlers lineup parted ways with singer/songwriter Will Sprott. So far, life after the Mumlers hasn’t been a bad thing for Fenwicke. It’s meant that Plantain, a side project of his since 2008, now gets his full attention.

“It’s freed up quite a bit of time. So much energy was going into the Mumlers for a while,” Fenwicke says. Already Plantain has finished recording and mixing their debut album, Fall of a Candy Empire, something that had been on hold for years because Fenwicke’s time was so full juggling work and the Mumlers’ busy schedule.

Plantain’s album is all set to release just as soon as they duplicate the album on vinyl. They launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise money to fund the duplication costs and have almost reached their goal. Now there’s even talk of a Plantain tour this summer. “I think people don’t take bands seriously till you have a recording,” Fenwicke says. People only familiar with Fenwicke through the Mumlers might be surprised at what a departure Fall of a Candy Empire is from that band’s sound. That’s because Sprott and Fenwicke are two totally different kinds of songwriters. “Will’s songwriting tends to draw off of more traditional blues and less from free-form experimental indie rock or experimental bands,” Fenwicke says. Sprott’s interest in early American music is obvious in his songs, though he mixes up his influences in a totally unique, creative way. Fenwicke, on

the other hand is all over the map with a much hazier combination of influences. There are elements of ’60s psychedelic pop (like the Zombies and the Beatles), weird drug-addled rock & roll (Lou Reed), lazy ’90s DIY indie rock (Pavement), ’70s power pop (Alex Chilton) and bits of Americana and country tossed in the mix. It’s a big blend of anything-goes rock. “I’ve tried to not sound like a single songwriter. I have an extensive music collection. I just do what sounds good for each song,” Fenwicke says. That’s not to say there isn’t a distinct sound on the album. It has an off-kilter quality, both in terms of the weird living room recording production and the band’s off-beat groove: The singing wanders at time. The lyrics are abstract. The band drags a half-second behind the beat, giving it an almost drunken sound, much like the brilliantly flawed early Pavement records. “It gives the album a distinct sound that I like. It’s not quite perfect,” Fenwicke says. One obvious similarity between Fall of a Candy Empire and the two Mumlers records is how they use

a variety of nontraditional rock instruments. Live, Plantain are a more standard rock trio, but on the record there is everything from guitars, bass, banjo, drums, keyboards, horns, a musical saw and something called a marxophone (which is basically a cross between a minipiano and a mandolin). All the instruments, with the exception of the drums, bass and banjo, were recorded by Fenwicke. “I kind of wish I were an octopus and had eight different sets of arms and maybe an extra set of lungs to play horn while I sang. That’s why I like recording so much. It allows me to layer everything cause I’m a multiinstrumentalist,” Fenwicke says. In the Mumlers, he would switch between horns, guitars and keyboards on stage during shows. Fenwicke’s tendency toward less standard rock instruments started early in life. His parents enrolled him in piano lessons as a kid where he learned musicals, classical pieces and Disney songs. His father played the French horn in different wind groups. His mother was a classically trained singer and also played the viola. Fenwicke discovered rock & roll in high school and became obsessed with it—old ’60s rock, new alternative rock, everything. He took up the guitar partly because there was so little rock music in his house and it was a way to establish his own identity. As he got older, he kept learning more instruments and found a way to marry his classical music upbringing with the rock music he adored as a teenager. And of course, he got to be in the Mumlers, who were not only one of the best bands to come out of San Jose in the past decade, but a band with a very liberal policy on genreblending. “Being in the Mumlers, I learned how to be in a band—getting shows and recording. I’m enjoying (Plantain) a lot because I get a lot more say in the decisions. It’s more responsibility, but I like the responsibility,” Fenwicke says.

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Legendary singer/songwriter and alternative-nation poet laureate Leonard Cohen announced the details of the North American leg of his 2012 world tour today, including a show at HP Pavilion in San Jose on Nov. 7.

PHOTOS: BASSNECTAR AT SJSU

Bassnectar was greeted by a capacity crowd for his homecoming show at the Event Center at San Jose State University.

LOCAL ART, DJS AND COFFEE AT BAREFOOT FRIDAY

Barefoot Coffee is doing its part to support underground art in San Jose by showcasing several talented local artists’ work this Friday night. Not to mention, all the coffee you could possibly want and loud, fun music courtesy of DJ Doug and Rich.

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9:30pm: Stompbox. Sun, 8:30pm: The Gents. Mon, 9:30pm: Chili Sauce. Campbell.

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Fri, 6pm: Fossil Tree, Beware of Darkness and more. San Jose.

AVALON Sat: Souls of Mischief, Eligh. Santa Clara.

Thu, 8pm: Rock Bottom, Vanishing Breed. Fri, 8pm: Drunken Starfighter. San Jose.

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CLUB FOX

THE BLANK CLUB Wed: 9pm: Plantain, You Are Plural, Seabright. Free. Fri, 9pm: Maxx Cabello Jr. and the Breakdown, Yeshua and the Hightones. $8. Sat, 9pm: Three Bad Jacks, Left Alone, Ghost Town Hangmen. San Jose.

BOSWELL’S Wed, 9:30pm: Jack Rip-Off. Thu, 10pm: Sexy Back. Fri, 9:30pm: Suga Dady. Sat,

Fri, 8pm: Duke Hearts. San Jose.

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

Sat, 9pm: Mean Mug. Cupertino.

Fri, 8pm: Ruth Gerson Band. $14/$16. Sat, 8:30pm: Aqua Nett and a Piece of My Heart. $8/$10. Redwood City.

FOX THEATRE Sat, 8pm: ABBA the Concert. Prices vary. Redwood City.

THE GRAPEVINE THE CATS Fri, 9pm: Marshall Law. Sat, 9pm: The Joint Chiefs. Los Gatos.

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HP PAVILION Thu, 8:30pm: Canceled: WILD Jam. $21 and up. San Jose.

AGENDA LOUNGE

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MOJO LOUNGE Fri, 9:30pm: Willie G. $5. Sat, 9:30pm: Shane Dwight. $10. Fremont.

NETO’S GRILL Fri, 8:30pm: Clamtones. $10. Sat, 8:30pm: The Hitmen. $10. Tue, 7pm: Jam with Dennis Dove or Ray Ray. Santa Clara.

Beth Custer Ensemble presents My Grandmother Friday, May 25, 8:30pm Lilian Fontaine Garden Theater Tickets: $20 General / $15 Members / $8 Students

My Grandmother, a 1929 silent film by Soviet Georgian director Kote Mikaberidze, was banned by the Soviet regime for 40 years. Beth Custer has coupled this compelling film with her own score, a quick-paced pastiche of American jazz and blues, contemporary classical, and world folk music. Forgotten for a half-century, Mikaberidze’s film is a delightful example of the Soviet Eccentric Cinema movement as it irreverently satires the Soviet State system. Anarchic in style, the film unspools the foibles and follies that abound when a Georgian paper pusher, modeled after American silent comic Harold Lloyd, loses his job. The Beth Custer Ensemble features David James (The Coup, Spearhead), Jan Jackson, Will Bernard (Motherbug), Mark Calderon (The Meters), with special guests Chris Grady (Tom Waits), Jessica Ivry (Real Vocal String Quartet) and Dina Maccabee (Vienna Teng). Nils Frykdahl (Sleepytime Gorilla Museum) narrates the film.

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NICKEL CITY Sat, 6pm: City in Transit, Final Last Words, Fabulous Under Fire and more. San Jose.

NINE LIVES Sun, 6pm: Beatles vs. Stones Musical Shootout. $18/$22. Gilroy.

NUMBER ONE BROADWAY

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

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

ANGELICA’S BISTRO Thu, 8pm: The Peat-Fire Flame, duo of Coloyn Fischer and Shauna Pickett-Gordon playing Celtic music. $15/$20. Sat, 6:30pm: Peter Daldry, Scottish and Irish music. $10-$14. Redwood City.

Fri, 6pm: Mon Pubis, Feral Cat, Claire on a Dare and more. Cupertino.

SAN PEDRO SQUARE MARKET

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

LIQUID

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

MURPHY’S LAW Thu-Sun: Live bands. Sunnyvale.

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POOR HOUSE BISTRO

Wed, 5pm: Middle Eastern Music. Thu, 5pm: Live acoustic music. Fri: World music. Sat: Belly dancing. Sun, 6pm: World Music. Mon: Moroccan music. Mountain View.

O’FLAHERTY’S PUB Sun, Tue: 6pm: Live Irish music. San Jose.

PARRANDA NIGHTCLUB

Tue, 7:30pm. Irish music. Mountain View.

WOODHAM’S LOUNGE

Every first and third Wed, 7:30pm: Hedley Club Jazz Jam. Thu, 8pm: Russo-Alberts Trio. Fri-Sat: Live jazz. Hotel De Anza, San Jose.

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Sat, 8pm: Live music. San Jose.

HEDLEY CLUB

Fri, 9pm: Quasimodal. Sat, 9pm: Blue House. San Jose.

Thu-Sat: Live music. Sunnyvale.

TEMPLE BAR & LOUNGE

Thu, 8pm: Carly Lemons. Fri, 8pm: Phil N the Blanks. Sat, 8pm: Jimmy Dewreance. Campbell.

Tue: Rock en espanol. San Jose.

Fri, 7pm: Funkranomican. Free. San Jose. Fri-Sat, 9pm-1am: Live music. Gilroy.

GRAND DELL SALOON

Wed: Ron T and Friends. Thu: The Dan Goughs. Fri: W.H.A.T. $15. Sat, Maxx Cabello Jr. $10. Sun: Zydeco Voodoo Revival at 5pm, Gene Washington and Special Purpose Band in the evening. Mon: Diamond 99. Tue: Liars Club. San Jose.

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Wed, 7pm: Blues jam. Redwood City.

J.J.’S BLUES CAFE

THE QUARTER NOTE

Fri, 8pm: Los Altos High Jamnesty. Sat, 8pm: Michael Steven. Mountain View.

CLUB FOX

Fri, 8pm: Live jazz or Italian music and belly dancing. Sat, 8pm: Rushid. Cupertino.

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Thu-Sat: Live music. No cover. Santa Clara.

ARYA GLOBAL CUISINE

Wed: Jam night with Stan Erhardt or JC Smith Band. Thu: Second Story Band. Fri, 9:30pm: Cocktail Monkeys. Sat, 9:30pm: Touch N Go. $10. Los Gatos. Wed: Pro Jam hosted by Mental Notes. No cover. Thu: Pro Jam hosted by Vicious Groove. No cover. Fri-Sat; Live music. Sunnyvale.

Every second Thu, 7pm: Jazz jam. $5. San Jose.

STEPHENS GREEN

Wed, 6pm: Ron Thompson. Thu, 6pm: GG Amos Band. Fri, 6pm: John Nemeth Band. Sat, 6pm: W.H.A.T. Sun, 11am-2pm: Gail Dobson. Sun, 2:30pm: Kaye Bohler Band. Mon, 6pm: Ukulele Jam Night. PHB open mic. San Jose.

PURE LOUNGE Thu, 7pm: Sam Varela Band. Sunnyvale.

UNWINED Thu & Sat, 7pm: Live jazz. San Jose.

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Wed, 7:30pm: Lisa Engelken. Free. Hilton San Jose.

ANGELICA’S BISTRO Fri, 7pm: Matthew Yeakley. $5/$9. Fri, 8:30pm: Rick Estrin and the Nightcats. $12$16. Redwood City.

Wed-Thu, 7:30pm: Live jazz. San Jose.

ALICE’S Thu, 7pm: Live acoustic music. Woodside.

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SMOOTH CHASERS JP and the Rhythm Chasers play the Hedley Club Saturday.

JP and the Rhythm Chasers JOSH PERKINS is the “JP” in San Jose’s JP and the Rhythm Chasers. The band’s repertoire focuses on music from around WWII, with an emphasis on the various incarnations of swing that existed during that time. It’s a genre of music that requires considerable skill, not only because timing is of utmost importance and it requires a flawless knowledge of hundreds of chords and scale variations. It also has to be done with ease and a smile. The form comes from a time when you weren’t considered a musician if you couldn’t sight-read, and it was almost rude to look down at your fretboard instead of towards the audience. Josh Perkins is a third-generation guitar luthier. He works Hedley Club with his father and brother at C.B. Perkins, an 89-year-old business his grandfather started in San Jose. He’s even about Sat, May 12 to release a reproduction of the old DeArmond Rhythm Chief pickup that was responsible for a large portion of the 8:30pm; free electric guitar sound from the swing era. That’s probably why Josh can reach back and grab hold of the music so easily. His brother, Eric, takes care of the bass duties, playing a 1940s Kay double-bass. David Phillips backs them up on slide guitar, David Nelson keeps the drums tight, and Kevin Deibert works the saxophone.

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Their dedication to authenticity is proven in how they record their work. Imagine a track recorded with one microphone, one take, with the band standing around and playing live. That’s how JP and the Rhythm Chasers do it, and they do it with a 70-year-old RCA mic. To see them live is even better. While some swing acts like to add more modern influences to their performances, JP and the Rhythm Chasers focus on keeping the tunes as close to what people were playing in the ’30s, ’40s and ’50s as possible. As Josh says, “My philosophy has always been: Let’s sound like a band of that era. We’re not going to be a carbon copy of one particular band, but let’s play within that format, within that feel.” Sure, a little Western vibe can seep out of the slide guitar, and Josh has been know to sprinkle leads a la Django over certain tunes, but it all fits together like a well-tailored suit. It’s a rare type of music these days. The atmosphere at the shows is lively, with energetic dancing near the stage, but it also allows for intimate conversation and an overall feeling that these guys are here to entertain. It’s the type of music that makes people want to get dressed up and be cordial. JP puts it best, “We’re all things swing.”—Tomek Mackowiak

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BRITANNIA ARMS CUPERTINO Wed, 9:30pm: Open mic. Cupertino.

ALEX’S 49ER INN Nightly, 9pm-2am: Karaoke. San Jose.

CAFFE FRASCATI Sat, 8pm: Brian Callahan. San Jose.

MISSION CITY COFFEE ROASTING Sat, 8pm: Montana Skies. Santa Clara.

THE SADDLE RACK Wed, 9pm: Midnight Wranglers. Thu-Fri, 9pm & Sat, 10:15pm: Live bands. Fremont.

SAM’S BBQ Wed, 6pm: Dark Hollow. Tue, 6pm: Cabin Fever. San Jose.

THREE FLAMES Thu, 9pm: Bit & Spur Band. San Jose.

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

CITY ESPRESSO Fri, 7pm: Open mic. San Jose.

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

MISSION CITY ROASTING CO.

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

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

BLUE ROCK SHOOT Thu, 7:30pm: Open mic. Saratoga.

THE BEARS Fri, 9pm: Ryan. San Jose.

BENNIGAN’S GRILL Sat, 9pm: August. Santa Clara. Wed-Thu and Mon, 8pm: Karaoke. No cover. Sunnyvale.

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

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

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

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

Spanish karaoke and dancing. San Jose.

BLINKY’S CAN’T SAY Fri, 9pm-1am: Danielle. Sat, 9pm-1am: Karaoke. Santa Clara.

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

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

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BLUE PHEASANT Tue, 7pm: Steve Tiger. Cupertino.

BOSWELL’S Tue: DJ Davey K. Campbell.

BOULEVARD TAVERN Thu: Karaoke. Los Gatos.

BRANHAM LOUNGE

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

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

GALAXY

OFF THE HOOK

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

Thu, 8pm: Karaoke. Campbell.

GILROY BOWL

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

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

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

BRIX

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

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

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POINCIANA LOUNGE

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

Thu, Sat, Mon, 9pm: Karaoke. Campbell.

KATIE BLOOM’S

CREEKSIDE LOUNGE

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

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

KC BAR AND RESTAURANT

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

EFFIE’S RESTAURANT

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

THE COURT’S LOUNGE

DIVE BAR

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

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

JOHNNY V’S

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

O’FLAHERTY’S IRISH PUB PEACOCK LOUNGE

Tue: Karaoke. San Jose.

DASILVA’S BRONCOS

OFFICE BAR

Mon, 9pm: Ryan. San Jose.

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

BRITANNIA ARMS DOWNTOWN

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

Thu, 9pm: karaoke. Mountain View.

BRITANNIA ARMS ALMADEN

Sun-Tue, 10pm: Karaoke. Cupertino.

NORMANDY HOUSE LOUNGE

FRANCESA’S

Thu and Mon: Karaoke. San Jose.

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Wed, 8pm: DJ Desmond. San Jose.

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

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

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

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

RED STAG LOUNGE Nightly karaoke, 9pm1:30am. San Jose.

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

RUDY’S PUB Wed, 10pm: Purple. Palo Alto.

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

Wed-Sat and Tue, 9pm-2am, & last Sun of every month, 27pm: B&S Karaoke. Campbell.

KYOTO PLACE Wed, 7pm: Karaoke. Sunnyvale.

SOUTH FIRST BILLIARDS

EL RANCHO SPORTS BAR

LILLY MAC’S

Thu, 8pm: Karaoke. San Jose.

Thu: Karaoke. Sunnyvale.

TEQUILA SHOT’S BAR & GRILL

EL TORITO RESTAURANT

LIQUID

Wed, 9pm: Darryl. Thu-Sun, 9pm: August. Milpitas.

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

Mon: Karaoke. San Jose.

MARIANI’S Thu, 8pm: Chris. Santa Clara.

FIREHOUSE GRILL & BREWERY

MOJO LOUNGE

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

MOUNTAIN CHARLIES

Wed, 9pm: Vic. Fremont. Wed, 9pm: Joe. Los Gatos.

Sun: Karaoke. San Jose.

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

WOODHAM’S LOUNGE Thu & Sat, 9:30pm: Wild Side. Santa Clara.

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“All the day parties now in the Bay Area, they’re all electro-house. Everyone’s trying to imitate Vegas,” says Adams. “We’re not in Vegas.” Instead, Sunday Sessions will continue to mine the vast musical territory that Soul Therapy has, adding to the base of soul, hip-hop, and R&B with more reggae and eclectic choices. Picture A Tribe Called Quest bumping up against Bob Marley, Drake, Madonna and Erykah Badu, and you start to get the picture. “We’re going to hit every part of the musical spectrum,” says Adams. “Feel good music for Sundays” is what DJ Rated R, aka Raul Montes, calls it. “It’s pretty much whatever we want to play, to be honest.” After working together for Soul Therapy, and even before—Montes and Adams were the longest-running DJs at Agenda, and the whole crew has known each other for years—the group has developed a bond. “We’ve all been doing this for a while, and we all trust each other,” says Montes. “We all know the music, that’s what it comes down to.” Adams knows it’s all about the talent. “I’m very blessed to have Raul, Dominic and the crew I have working with me,” he says. “What I like the most about this group is everyone is humble. No one’s trying to one up the next DJ. I have a very talented crew. They all have different styles, and they all complement each other.” Adams knows a bit about Sunday afternoon club parties—he did a reggae-themed one at Sabor for 13 years. He plans to bring the same vibe that succeeded for so long there to the Sunday Sessions. “It’s not our party,” he says. “It’s the people party.”—Steve Palopoli

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Dance Clubs AGENDA

Thu-Sat: DJs and dancing. Sun: Reggae. San Jose.

SAN JOSE BAR & GRILL

JOHNNY V’S

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

Wed: The Cypher. Hip-hop open mic. San Jose.

KATIE BLOOM’S

AZÚCAR

Thu: DJ Tesfa and rotating DJs, reggae, hip-hop. Fri: DJs. Sat: Rotating DJs. Sun: Live music. San Jose.

BAMBOO LOUNGE

SABOR TAPAS BAR

9pm: Seductive. $10. Sat, 9pm: Fame. $10. Mon, 9pm: Industry. Tue: College Night. San Jose.

Wed, 8pm: Salsa Wednesdays. Thu: Antromix. Banda nights. Fri: Rock en Español. San Jose. Thu, 9pm: DJ Che. Tue, 9pm: Salsa. San Jose.

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

LIQUID

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

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

MOJO LOUNGE Thu: DJ Mist. Fremont.

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Fri: 9pm: Supermodel hosted by Justene Jaro. San Jose.

Thu, 9pm: DJ Basura, Atomic. $5. San Jose.

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

BRANHAM LOUNGE Thu, DJ Rated R. Fri: DJ Jason Dee. Fri: DJ Wreak-aNoise. Sun: Turbo. Tue: Irie Nights w/ DJ Hi-Grade. 1116 Branham Ln, San Jose.

“Best Karaoke & Dive Bar”

Sat: Goddess w/ Tina Lee and Angie Leah. Sat: DJs & dancing. San Jose.

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

MYTH TAVERNA LOUNGE Thu: Therapy. Fri: Soul Therapy. San Jose.

PARRANDA NIGHTCLUB

WILLOW DEN

Thu, 8pm: DJ Akustik. No cover. Fri, 8pm: DJ Mayo. Sat, 8pm: DJ Mayo and DJ Akustik. Sun, 7pm: Latin Beat. Sun, 9pm: Sonidero Night. Sunnyvale.

Wed-Fri: DJs. Sat: Kayvon of SJSU hosts a 90s dance party. Willow Glen.

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

PURE LOUNGE 408 Sat, 9:30pm: Panic City, Go Go Mania. Sunnyvale.

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BRITANNIA ARMS ALMADEN Thu, 10pm: DJ Dinero. San Jose.

BRITANNIA ARMS CUPERTINO Thu, 10pm: Live DJ. Cupertino.

BRITANNIA ARMS DOWNTOWN

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THE DEAD MILKMEN Truly no band like them, from “Bitchin’ Camaro” to “Punk Rock Girl.” May 10 at the Great American Music Hall.

YANN TIERSEN French composer best known for ‘Amelie’ soundtrack, experimenting wildly. May 11 at the Regency Ballroom.

RUFUS WAINWRIGHT

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

A royal musical bloodline, a flash of the dramatic and an extra tablespoon of Judy Garland. May 11 at the Fox Theater.

EL RANCHO SPORTS BAR

KARL DENSON’S TINY UNIVERSE

Fri-Sat, 8pm: Old School Dance Party. San Jose.

A two-night stand that’s suddenly turned into a tribute to the Beastie Boys. May 11-12 at the Independent.

THE ELEGANT PUB

LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM

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

The man behind the guitar—and the interpersonal drama—in Fleetwood Mac. May 14 at the Fillmore.

FAHRENHEIT Wed, 9pm: Wine Wednesdays. Thu, 9pm: The Heit Thursdays. Fri,

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I had arrived here shortly after 8:30pm and far too early in the evening. I looked at it as an opportunity to amuse myself with some sports, empty-stomach drinking and entertaining conversation (Man: “Are you going to take these shots with me?” Woman: “Agh! What am I doing here?! I am a B student! If you make me fail my finals, I am going to kill you!” Man: “I’ll take these shots after the game.”). Zen Lounge is a chill place. The décor has an aesthetically pleasing Eastern and Zen Buddhist theme. The main bar is a red countertop underneath a pagoda with a red-tile roof. Comfortable red couches flank the bar, wrapping around glass tables and glowing pedestals—VIP areas roped off in velvet and hidden away behind beaded curtains. Statues of the Buddha and faux bamboo plants are scattered throughout the interior, and plants abound in the outdoor smoking area as well, forming a mellow Zen garden of sorts. The interior is lit by lanterns hanging from the ceiling and the neon glows from the bars. The game eventually ends, and my two companions leave to find her car. I hope she parked nowhere near mine. The bar starts to fill up with jeans, dress shirts and dresses. The DJ begins spinning a strange mix of old Michael Jackson, Queen, and Gnarls Barkley. Eventually, a good-size crowd forms. Patrons circle the pagoda, stand at the rear bar and sprawl across some couches. The dance floor, however, is largely a no-man’s land: some people dance in that awkward phase when they are not quite drunk enough to dance, where they flail about and intermittently pause. But just as quickly as they enter, they leave and the floor remains deserted. I ask the bartender when the place comes alive. “11pm,” he assures me. I have doubts. But I don’t know what I’m talking about. Eleven rolls around, and if as by magic the dance floor spontaneously crowds, completely filling with grinding dancers. I’m tempted to join but am too tired. For them the evening is only beginning but for me it is ending. I leave, my work done. And my car? In one piece. —The Barfly

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