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SSupervise upervvise T This his Meeting just bi-weekly, bi-weeklyy, and not at all in the month of July, July u y, the life life of a Santa Clara Clara County supervisor supervissor can be a punt-passand-kick competition compeetition when it comes to making tough calls. c It’s It ’s no surprise then that supervisors supervisors decided to defer defer any decision on thee fate fate of County Executive whose contract JEFF SSMITH, MITH, wh hose contr act expired expired at the end of June.

Junee.. Rather than cut ties with Smith or sign s him to a new deal, supervisors super visors cho chose ose to rretain etain the county CEO in an at-will at-w will capacity without a contract. contr act.. Smith has always been an at-will employee, and he never had a severance severance package in his original four-year four-year deal, but the lack of a signatur g e seems to signature imply the pen truly t is mightier than the boar d. A ccordinng to one local political board.

According consul tant,, the supervisors’ supervisors’ decision to consultant, do nothing wass mor moree of an indictment on the four four men men elected to make tough decisions— KEN Y EAGER, DAVE DAVE CCORTESE, ORTESE, decisions—KEN YEAGER, SIMITIAN and a M IKE WASSERMAN— WASSERMAN— JOE SIMITIAN MIKE “Th hey don’t don’t take a stand than Smith. “They one wag on anything,”” one crowed. owed The county couunty has crowed.

Don’t been subject too intense forget since it scrutiny ever since to tip! revealed last laast fall fall was revealed former county couunty supe that former FLY@ GEORGE SHIRAKAWA SHIRAKAWA GEORGE METRONEWS. JR. was stealin stealing from ng fr om COM a variety of coo cookie okie jars, the illegal oness being campaign and public funds. Smith made questionable statements about some questionable policies and procedures procedures being unclear before eventually eventuaally coming clean and before akawa broke broke the law. law. admitting, yes,, Shir Shirakawa far in that But Smith mayy have gone too far respect, as he tried t to keep the focus focus on respect, Shirakawa’s ille egal actions and def ended Shirakawa’s illegal defended agency that clearly missed red red a finance agency has since started a county flags. Smith has dediccated to “Reform “Ref Reform Efforts” Efforts” webpage dedicated apparenntly has a 10-year plan and he apparently for thee county outlined for county.. Of course, with Smith’s outline outline is is job security likee his,, Smith’s executaable strategy strategy than a wing less an executable prayer. and a prayer.

Village of the Damned WAY W AY BA BACK CK WHEN Located Located att the southernmost part of San n Francisco Bay, Bay y, the Alviso neighborhood neiighborhood and w wetlands have long been an afterthought aftterthought for the city of San Jose.

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Residents R esidents of Alv Alviso viso neighborh neighborhood hood cling to roots roots, s, fight fi for future e B TIM By T IM R REYNOLDS EYNOL DS

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meet Dick Santos at Lunch Lun nch with Tony, Tony y, his nephew’s nephew’s restaur ant near the end of restaurant N orth First Street in San n North Jose’ o s Alviso neighborhood. neighborhood d.

Jose’s mural is being painted on n A mural th he outside of the restaurant. restaurant. a the W When finished, it will join o the neighborhood’s neighborhood’s join m murals—silentt many other murals—silent re eminders of Alviso’s Alviso’s history, history y, reminders remember. a history few remember.

Alviso’s Alviso o’s problem problem isn isn’t ’t its pr proud oud pas past, st, bu but b utt its it p persistently ersistently i t tl mir mired i ed d pr present esentt and d uncertain un ncertain futur future. e. Riding ar around ro ound Alvi Alviso iso in n Santos’ silv silver veer pick pickup ku up truck, the rretired etiired firefighter fir refighter describ describes es a neighb neighborhood orhood split sp plit into ttwo wo opp w opposing osing factions: On one o side, sid de, ther theree ar aree the things that should b bee here, he ere, but ar aren’t; en n’’t; on the other other,, ther theree ar are re the th he things that shouldn shouldn’t n’t ’ b bee her here, e, butt ar are. e.

Paved P aveed roads, roads, sidewalks, sidewaalk ks, streetlights, streetlights, storm drains, drains, parks and d rec rec programs, programs, better b ettter t police police and fire fire protection—these prrotection—these weree the promises made wer promises mad de to residents residents of the city citty of Alviso in 1968, 19 968, when theyy voted the vo oted 18 189-180 9-180 to become bec e ome part part of San Jose.

Jose. The election’s election’s validity—still v validit ty—sstill debated by by neighborhood neighborho ood elders—was elders—w was a upheld by by the state’s state’s Supreme Su upreme Court, Court, but the annexation anneexxation remains rem mains a point point of ccontention ontention for for o residents, residentss, some of whom claim the city citty of San Jose Josse willfully ignores ignor es its obligations to o Alviso.

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“We “W We paid more more taxes taxess and received received ffewer ewer benefits, benefits,” says saayys Santos, San ntos, a retired retired firee captain fir captain and current currentt District 3 board b oard trustee for fo or the Santa Saanta Clara Valley V aalley Water District. “I “ was waas there, there, a guy, yyoung oung o guyy, 23 years yeears old, old d, just got home from fr om the service. service. ‘We’ll ‘W We’ll have haave softball fields.. We’ll fields We’ll have haave better betttterr things for fo or our children. childr en. Let’s Let’s sign the contract, contract, let’s let’s do it. We’ll We’ll have haave a better betttter life. liiffe.’

“Theyy turned and did “The d nothing to speak sp eak of. off. They Theey turned their th heir backs on us. us.”

Santos,, whose Santos w family’s family’s roots roots in Alviso a century, date back nearly n century, shows me San Jose’s Jose’s northernmost n thernmost neighborhood, nor neighborhood, which was waas described described just last week in a national media m report report as Silicon Silicon Valley’s Vaalley’s last “Ghostt Town.

To own.” Alviso stretches stretches from fr om Highway High hway 237 in the south to its and Francisco wetlands an nd the South San Francisc o Bay Ba ay in the nor n north. th. Its k key ey landmarks are defunct view from om are a defun nct ccannery, annery, the vie w fr the end of a bik bike ke path and the Water Pollution P ollution C Control ontrol Plant ((WPCP), WPCP), which clean cleans ns ab about out 10 100 0 million gallons of ccontaminated ontaminated w water aater each da day ay b before effo ore dumping itt into the ba bay. ay.

The plan plant, nt, along with the nearb nearby by landfills,, has landfills haas dramatic dramatically ally alter altered ed Alviso Alviso’s o’s fragile wetlands, wetlands, driving aaway way the saltwater salt twaater th that hat onc oncee supp supported orted a thriving port, p ort, one th that hat welc welcomed omed mer merchants chants and midshipmen midshipme en along with the st standard tandar a d haunts—saloons, haunts— —sa saloons, brothels, brothels, gambling dens—thatt one eexpects xp x ects fr from om a harb harbor. orr.

This held d until the 1980s, 1980s, when high-tech in industry ndustry looked looked nor north th and swallowed swaallow wed up sswaths waaths of land ffor or o ccommercial ommerciaal spac space. e. Alviso lost some of its shanty shanty soul s when tech tit titans ans lik likee IBM, P Polycom, olycom, Flextronics Flextronics and TiVO TiVO

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Local doctors are currently conducting a clinical trial to evaluate an investigational asthma medicine in people with uncontrolled asthma, despite taking medication.

To qualify for this clinical trial, you must: t Be between 18 to 75 years of age t Have a medical diagnosis of asthma t Have used an inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) for at least 3 months prior to the trial, and be on a stable ICS dose for at least 30 days prior to the trial t Meet other criteria Trial-required visits, tests, and study medicines may be provided to participants.

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came to town, but not as much as one came might expect. expect.

Ass he driv drives around the 2,000-person A vees ar ound th he 2,0 00-person borough, weaves historical al b orough, Santos wea aveess historic anecdotes rapid-firee rhetoric rhetorical anec dotes with rapid-fir cal a questions and ccalls full-time policing, alls a ffor o or fu ull-time p olicingg, moree side sidewalks mor waalks and a ccomprehensive o ompr ehensivve instead sidewalks drainage ssystem. yystem. But ins stead of side ewaalks and storm drains drains,, Alviso Alviso’s streets aree o’s str eets ar lined with deep rroadside oadsidee ditches and a o ffew ew abandoned ccars. ars a .

“Willow what they’ve gotta “W Wiillow Glen gets wh hat the y’vve got tta Berryessa they’ve gotta get; Berr yeessa gets whatt the eyy’vve got tta get; Alviso and the East Side ccome ome in last, and we ccome ome in rreal eeaal last,” Santos says. sa ayys. “We’re “W We’re a minority minoritty community, communitty, so that’s that ’s how we’re we’re treated. treated d.”

Theree are Ther are exceptions, exxceptions, of course. course. sit High-tech office office parks si it just north north 237, there’s of highway high hway 237 7, and the ere’s a cluster of pristine, pristine, cookie cookie cutter cutttterr homes on North N orth First First Street.

Street. But the t office office parks don’t don n’’t provide provvide jobs for fo or the he low-income low-income th neighborhood, neighb orhood, and the densely packed pack keed three-story thr ee-story homes, homes, which whicch former fo ormer D4 Councilmember C ouncilmember Margie Margie Fernandes Fernandes “slam-dunked behind backs,,” Santos “slamdunk keed b ehind our o backs says, aree inc incongruous Alviso’s sa ayys, ar ongruous with w Alviso ’s preferred pr effeerred small town ffeel. eel.

Perhaps potential boon P erhaps the biggest p o otential b oon ffor o or neighborhood the neighb orhood will ccome o ome with the Alviso’s eexpansion xxpansion i and d impr iimprovement rovem ementt off Alviso Al i ’s once The water district’s onc ce vibrant marina. Th he w aater district t’s Project, Alviso Slough Restoration Restoratio e on Pr oject, battle, which Santos calls calls “an uphill u bat tttle,” has strong Dave a str ong ally in ccounty ountty Supervisor Su upervisor Da ave Cortese, many C ortese, who man ny eexpect xxpect e to run ffor or o mayor 2014. ma ayo or of San JJose ose in 201 14. project began 2004 The pr oject b egan in 20 04 with hopes hop es of rrevitalizing evitalizing thee historic neighborhood.

Planning project neighb orhood. Plannin ng the pr oject already million, has alr eady ccost ost $2.9 mi illion, and design and d cconstruction—expected onstruction— i expected e d to ttake ak ke place place in the summer of 2015 at the earliest—will earliest t—will — ccost ost nearlyy $17 million. opportunity here, hopee “The opp ortunitty is her h e, I just hop bee done pr properly, it can can b operlyy,” Santos says. saayys. hopee the they don’t overrun “I just hop ey don ’t o verrun e us and destroy destr oy our ccommunity. ommunitty. San JJose ose needs thing. to do the right thing g.”

Councilmember C ouncilmember Kansen Kan nsen Chu District 4—Alviso, rrepresents epresents San JJose’s ose’s Dis strict 4— —Alviso A , North Berryessa—and N orth San JJose ose and Ber rryeessa—and state he‘s quick to st ate his ccommitment o ommitment to Alviso.

Alviso. During his sixx yyears ears e as a says, officee ccouncilmember, ouncilmemberr, Chu sa ays y , his offic helped installed has help ed to get solar panels p inst alled organized on the Alviso library’s library’s rroof, ooff, or rgganized neighborhood watch programs, neighb orhood w aatch pr rograms, and improved streets, sidewalks sewers impr oveed str eets, side walks a and se wers grant money.

“Over using federal federal e mon neey. “Ov ver e the

have strong yyears eears we ha ave built a str ong rrelationship elationship there, says. with the rresidents e,” Chu sa ayys. esidents ther And yyet, et,, Santos and other Alviso interviewed byy Met Metro rresidents esidents in nterviewed b ro see neighborhood enhancements neighb orh hood enhanc ements and the elected d officials like like a glass halfhalfffull, and there th here has been been an extended extended drought dr ought on n optimism.

“Kansen n Chu is a very veery nice nice man. We We do the Santa Santta program program together together and things like lik ke that, t ” Santos says. saayys. “But has he got us the police police services services and the streets streets that we need? neeed? No. No.” He adds that recent recent street improvements str eet and drainage d improvements e weree the results of federal grants and wer results e federal e stimulus funding, fu undingg, not city citty efforts. eff ffo orts.

According A ccordin ng to Mike Mik ke O’Connell, O’Connell, deputy of the Public Works deput ty director director e Wo orks department, developers depar nt, de evelopers ttypically ypic y cally a fund tmen most “surface “surfaace improvements, improvements e ,” like lik ke sidewalks, and streetlights. side walks a , curbs c streetlights. “There “Ther There hasn’t hasn ’t been been n a lot of developer deveeloper activity activitty in Alviso on n a large large scale, scale,” O’Connell O’Connell says. sa ays y . “So the the surface surface improvements improveements are are probably pr obably the th he [neighborhood’s] [neighborhood’s] most notable not able missing miissing piece. piece.”

O’Connell O’C does note progress progress in the onneell does neighborhood’s sanitary sewage neighb orho ood’s sanit ary se waage and storm drainage drain nage systems. syystems. Public Works Wo orks has secured secured d an influx of funding for fo or those systems, syystem ms, which have haave dedicated dedicated f di from funding f om fr o property property taxes. taxes. O’Connell O’Connell ll says sa ays y that, in n the past, “We’ve “W We’vve tried to squeeze squee ze thee maximum benefit benefit out of those programs, progrrams,” using them to fund curbs, some curbs s, gutters guttters t and sidewalks. sidewalks a . we’re “But because beccau ause we ’re using storm capital capital money, mone ey, we can’t caan’t use that money money to fund streetlights eetlights and street str street trees. trees.”

Santos has h worked work keed extensively exxtensively with O’Connell O’Con nnell and Public Works Wo orks staff, st aff ff,, but hee attributes attttributes much of the neighborhood’s neighb i hborho hood’s drainage d i and d sewage sewage a improvements impr oveemeents to the importance importance of Alviso’s Alviso ’s sewage sewaage treatment treatment plants, plants, not its rresidents. esidents. “So “S So now we’re we’re important— importantt— but it’s it’s not the people people here, here,” Santos says. sa ays y . “They “Theey don’t don’t care caare about about us one way way or the other, otheer, they they just care caare about about that treatment tr eatment plant. p If we had charged charged them for fo or every eveery turd turd that came came in, we’d we’d have ha ave been been rich.“ r Wee drive W drivve by by the old Alviso town to a police hall, now home h police substation. substation.

The sign reads reads “SAN “SAN JOSE POLICE” and a cop cop car car sits parked park keed outside. outside. The substation subst ation is closed, as it is most of the week. Santos Santo os tells me the officer officer has walked w aalk keed over over e to Tony’s Ton onyy’s to order order takeout. tak keout. e “He just came came in, he got lunch,” he says. sa ays y . “Soon “Soon he’s he’s gonna leave. leaave.”

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HARD H ARD TIMES A recent census off San Jose’s homeless populatio population on shows an

188 percent increase compared to number t 2011, bringing the total num mber to 4,770.

Homelessness oon H t R the ise in San Rise J Jose, County B JJENNIFER BY E NNI FE R W WADSWORTH A D SW OR T H The South Ba T Bay ay homeless p population opulatiion appears ap ppears to t b bee p pooling ooling li in i San S JJose, ose, as a ne new w study estimates an 18 p percent ercent e increase in ncrease in the numb number er of homeless homeleess people p eople in the cit cityy sinc sincee 2011. Ov Overall, errall, Sa anta Clara C ounty’s homeless Santa County’s p opulation grew grew by by 8 p ercent—77,361 population percent—7,361 to otal—in the last ttwo wo yyears, ears, ac cording d total—in according to o the ccounty’s ounty’s biennial ccensus ensus off the homeless population. h omeless p opulation.

Figures state F igures from from the latest ccensus ensus st a ate that th hat ther theree ar aree 4,770 homeless p people eop ple in San JJose. in ose. T Twenty-three went w ty-thr - h ee p percent ercent of of these th hese p people eople said the theyy liv livee in shelte shelters ers halfway housing.

Twenty-six percent orr half fway housing g. T wentty-six p w ercent live unsheltered encampments. liv ve in unshelter ed enc campments a .

Thirty-nine T Thir ty--nine p percent ercent liv livee on the str streets, eets, 10 0p ercent in vvehicles eehicles and 2 p ercent nt in percent percent abandoned ab bandoned buildings buildings..

The study found homeless found o that most home eless people want permanent housing, p e eople w ant a p ermanent housing g, but b income prices m cited inc most ome and high rrent ent pr rices barrier.. ass a barrier The rreport eport ccomes omes less than a week w after Metro harrowing first-aft fter Met ro ran a harr owing first person account life p erson ac count of lif fe on San JJose’s osee’s streets Reactions st treets and riverside rivveerside ccamps. amps. R eeactiions piecee ha have been to o the piec ave b een mixed (seee L etters et t on page 6).

Letters L eslye C orsiglia, the cit ty’ y s housi ing Leslye Corsiglia, city’s housing director, wrote the di irector, wr ote in a memo that th he

uptick in the numb er of San JJose’s ose’s number homeless could could b trributed to bee at attributed mor accurate ccounting ng methods. methods. ountin moree accurate ame While more more homelesss people people ccame ose, the rrest est off the ccounty’s ounty’s to San JJose, ccount ount fell feell fr om 3,033 in i 2011 to 2,591 from in January January 2013, when n the ccount ount to ok place. place. O ose’s homeless took Off San JJose’s p opulation, 85 p ercen nt said the population, percent theyy wer ou unty when the weree living in the ccounty theyy b ecame homeless h l . Tha Th at’s up fr ffrom om 77 became homeless.

That’s p ercent sinc ount. percent sincee the last ccount.

Ab out 42 p ercent of o the San JJose ose About percent homeless say saay they they became became so b ecause because of a job loss. loss. Twenty-one Tw wenty-one o percent percent alcohol use ercent cited drug and alcohol use,, 9 p percent wer incarcerated and d8p ercent left weree incarcerated percent home due to domesticc violenc e. violence.

Latino V Voters oteers Favor Solarr Energy Energy

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Digging deeper, ound o deeeper, the study ffound percent errcent of L Latinos support that 70 p atinos supp ort net ener energy gy metering metering. g. (In ccase ase yyou ou o haven’t been myy p posts, ha aven’t b eeen rreading eading m osts, net energy ener gy met metering tering is a suc successful cessful p policy olicy California states in C alifforn o nia and 42 other st ates that credits cr edits cconsumers on nsumers with rrooftop ooftop solar energy they deliver ffor o or the eexcess xcess e ener gy the ey deliv veer back to the grid. grid.) .) probably obab don’t ou I pr bly don ’t need to tell yyou that L Latinos atino os rrepresent epresent the fastest growing demographic state ate gr owing de emographic in our st and nation national nal electorate electorate.. So these numbers strikee ffear numbers should s strik eear into the heartt of an hear any ny st state ate legislator or other official historyy of elected offi fficial who has a histor opposing energy opp osing rrenewables, enewables, solar ener gy initiatives likee net metering metering.. And and initiat tives lik that’s not givee them if that ’s no ot enough to giv scare, these stats from a sc are, the ese st ats fr om the WCVI press press rrelease eleaase should do the trick: ÌÌ ODQBDMS NE QDRONMCDMSR R@HC SGDX © © Ì Ì ODQBDMS D NE QDRONMCDMSR R@HC SGDX bee mor moree lik likely would b ely to rre-elect e- elect a legislator “voted stronger legislato or who “v oted ffor o or str onger standards clean airr st andards to rreduce educe pollution. ollutio p on.”

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Speaking poll Sp eakin ng to the p oll rresults, esults, Gonzalezz of the WCVI Antonio Gonzale G “Latinos atin said: “L nos will hold their elected officials ac accountable countable if the theyy are are to too o ccozy ozzy with gr groups oups lik likee the in investorvestorowned d uti utilities ili i that ilities h rrely ely l on ffossil o ossil il fuels ffor o or energy en nergy generation.”

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Peter P eetter e Allen is i a ccommunications ommunications cconsultant, onsulttaant, nonprofit nonpr roofit bboard oarrd pr president, reesident, Demo Democratic cratic activist and a pr proud rooud nativ native ve of San J Jose. oose.

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THE LIGHT T Energy could play a big role in ho how w Latino voters select candidate candidates es in the future.

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BREAD PLATE At Walia, vegetable or meat stews called wot are served atop injera bread. Diners tear off pieces of the bread to scoop up bites of wot.

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T WALIA in San Jose, our order was on its way. The server lowered a solitary platter onto our table with a hazel colored sheet of injera, or Ethiopian bread, stretching THE REAL THING The pizza at Terrone towards the edges.

He took his time to ladle all of our dishes comes with a seal of Italian approval. onto this cushiony surface, activating a series of radiant aromas. When he was done we allowed our eyes to feast on this colorful palette as the warm steam hit our noses.

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In Ethiopian food, the injera is both the plate and the utensil. We tore off OT Abread LOT of anpiping organization pieces of pillowy anddishes scoopedhave up the hot vegetable and meat stews, calleddedicating ‘Wot’ or ‘Wat.to ’ The pores in thetheir breadhistorical made it easy to scoop, while preserving flavor-wise itauthenticity. doled out its own crispdoes, tanginess. injera is traditionally Pizza or atThough least Neapolitan sourdough, Walia’soriginal renditionmodern was sourerversion than I’veof tried before. pizza—the pizza The vegetable combination ($14.95) was a smorgasbord of most of the that came out of Naples, Italy, in the 1800s. The vegetarian items on the menu. A standout was the Alcha Wot, made of organization, Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, turmeric split peas. A beautiful golden color, it had a meaty richness and a hands certifications restaurants all over the was good, texture that out thickened as it cooled.to Miser, a puree of spicy red lentils, that meet spiciness their very guidelines but world I ordered “medium” and specific it came out quite tame.as to what constitutes a genuine Neapolitan Here I was surprised by the Atkilt Wot, which looked likepizza. the parboiled in theoften Bayfound Area,inonly a handful restaurants are vegetables Korean Banchan of at the beginning of the meal. By contrast, these vegetables were warm and sweet.

It was very good and had a so certified.

One of them, Terrone Pizzeria, a casual more novel quality others. a few weeks ago in Palo upscale joint,than wastheopened The Doro ($10.50) is often considered national Alto byWot three friends, all of whomthe were borndish in of Ethiopia. No major holiday is complete without this spicy chicken stew, which also features Southern Italy. whole, hardboiled eggs. There are two foundation blocks of Doro Wot: Generally, what defines a true Italian pizza isthe its Ethiopian lightness. The seasoned butter, called niter kibbeh, and berbere, spice mixture crust is thinner, the toppings are sparser and the ingredients all rich consisting of chile peppers, garlic and more. At Walia, there wasare a deep very basic.

Rather than the heavy, doughy concoction familiar to flavor and a silky quality to the sauce. Although it was good, I did miss the pizza in Italy is considered lightMake dish that leave it “spicy” in spicyAmericans, assault that is characteristic of Doro aWot. surewill to order one little hungry dinner table. order to aexperience theafter true,leaving timelythe waves of spice in this dish. The Lega Tibs To obtain the coveted certification, restaurant meet seasonings ($12) were also ordered—chunks of beef arubbed withmust Ethiopian criteria, such asitwhat ingredients are used, how the pizza and many stir fried.

Although added a beef component to the menagerie, the meat is prepared, what kind of oven it’s cooked in and more.

Terrone was a little tough for my liking. passedwe allwere the tests.

They dough by hand andwith let itthe risejuices of When done, the knead injera their “tablecloth” was soaked over a For 24-hour period beforeI’ll popping it into a brick our naturally different stews. future reference, know not to go crazyoven, on the injera where it is fully in about seconds.

Theclosing crust ispart crispy in the beginning socooked I can have more90 room for this of and the meal.

Walia also serves up an Ethiopian breakfast and offers other specialties, from Ethiopian coffee ($3) to Ambo mineral water ($3.50), which is naturally sparkling water derived from volcanic rock in Ambo, Ethiopia.—Kristine Bautista

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XXXXXX xxx xxx xxxx xxxxxxx xxxxx CARB LOADING Campo 185’s slightly spicy baked rigatoni adds eggplant, tomatoes, olives, cheese and fresh basil leaves to the pasta dish.

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HE BETTER-BEER scene continues its ascent in the South Bay with Steins Beer Garden & ALKING INTO 185, aMountain new Italian restaurant Restaurant in Campo downtown View set to in downtown Palo Alto, it’s not hard to imagine open March 28. There will be wine and cocktails, butthis place plucked right a modern Italian the primary focus will beout on of high-quality beers. city Steins where families30 come dine. will feature tapsto and a menu of modern American comfort bylarge executive chef andthough Bay Area There’s a lotfood of cozycrated seating for groups and families, it still is native Colby Reade.But if you are going there expecting a quiet, candleaccommodating for couples. lit, romantic Italian dinner, tables’ close not make thisme the Owner and South Baythe native Ted Kimproximity is a beer might enthusiast; he tells best choice. that Steins is a salute to the traditional German beer halls and gardens, I’ve never been to Italy,during but I felt I was getting a strong sensepremier of what food which he experienced hislike travels throughout Europe’s actually looksDesigned and tastesby like there. The essence of classic Italian cooking is fresh, beer cities. architect Marc Dimalanta, Steins features a 300simple which just so happens workand well with the modern farmseat, ingredients, 8,000-square-foot domed interiorto room a 4,000-square-foot to-table movement outdoor patio. all over the world. Campo 185 delivers on both thanks to their Ted, executive chef, Robert Holt, a Texas nativesays whose on a farm gave with his contagious positive energy, thatchildhood he can’t wait him the farm-to-table principles before it had the name.

As an adult he traveled for folks to check out the “in-your-face, custom-made walk-in cooler” extensively throughout andcan developed a particular fondness fordraft Italian food. next to the main bar.Italy Guests gaze at the unique direct-draw While the food authentically Italian, itto stillthe haskegs, Holt’s own distinct flair as system—the tapishandles are connected eliminating draft a chef, is seen mostly pizzas for lineswhich and helping to keepthrough the beerhis at ingredient the highestchoices. qualityTake and the freshness instance: they are30 done in beers the traditional Neapolitan fashion: thin crust, light levels. Having draft is a manageable number for staff, Ted says: toppings, but some of his choices of ingredients include broccoli, farm eggs “I want them to know exactly what we’re serving. I want to be able to and Calabrian chiles.beer recommendations, so ongoing beer education will be give genuine I ordered the important. ” Carbonara pizza for $16, which has house-cured pancetta, mozzarella cheese, farmfarm-to-table egg, grana padano (a popular cheese in Italy) The food willwhipped have a local, emphasis according to chef and arugula pesto, which was drizzled lightly over the top of the pizza.

Reade, and everything will be made in-house, including breads andOf the different Neapolitan I’ve kitchen tried, Campo hadbe thein-boldest pretzels.

Because ofstyle the pizzas generous space,185’s theredough will also flavors, which was still light by American standards. house charcuterie, butchery and pickling programs. “We want to make Italians on who mozzarella cheese than most in food as place fresh aaslot themore beerimportance is,” says Reade, embraces beer’s versatility Americans do. Campo 185’s mozzarella appetizers were done with the care and food pairing. patience you’d expect from in Italy. the mozzarella meaning Some examples theHolt tidyhand-pulls menu of 25 items includehimself, pork belly he actually orders the curds and turns them into cheese right there in the kitchen. The result is a smooth cheese. I ordered the Belfiore Burrata Alla Panna for $12, which comes with two big servings of fresh mozzarella, tomato jam (which is tangy and spicy), favas, olive oil and bread. All the elements combined make for an incredibly flavorful bite.

I skipped the entrees and instead opted for the baked rigatoni. The noodles are served with very small slices of eggplant, tomatoes, gaeta olives and ricotta cheese in an oven dish, with whole basil leaves. The top layer of pasta was crispy with cheese baked into it. The dish was slightly spicy.

For the salad I ordered the Wild Arugula for $11. I don’t normally care for arugula’s strong flavor, but it was balanced nicely with the tangy balsamic vinaigrette, sweet Bing cherries, toasted almonds, shredded ricotta cheese and Umbrian farro. —Aaron Carnes CAMPO 185, 185 University Ave., Palo Alto. 650.614.1177

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R . (In album closer “Rockin’ “Rockin Rockin n’ with Grandma” Grandma” the singer recalls recalls driving in Grandma’s Grandma’s car while the two listen to the Beach Boys.) Since then, then,, they’ve clicked on the distortion distorttion pedal and started creating creating something someething that could for pop-punk, though almost pass for the oddball vibe vibe remains remains the same.

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BOB BO BD DYLAN, YLAN, W WILCO ILCO Aug 4 at Shor Shoreline eline

LLEWIS EWIS BL BLACK ACK Aug 15–16 at 7:30pm, 7 Montalvo Arts Center

CCHRISTOPHER HRISTOPHER CR CROSS OSS Aug 23 at 7pm, San Jose Jose Civic

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*stage 9TO 9T O5 5 The Dolly P Parton arton musical presented pr esented by West West e Valley Valley Light Light Opera.

8pm, Oper a.. Runs thru Jul 77.. Sat,, 8pm m, Saratoga Sun,, 2:30 pm.. $18-$33.. Sar atooga Civic Theater..

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CALIFORNIATHEA CALIFORNIA THEATRE ATRE T CENTER Three plays in rrepertory.

Three epertoryy.This we week: eek: “Lost “L ost in Hollywood,””Sat,, 3pm,, and an nd “Dangerous “Danger ous Corner,” Cornerr,,””Sun,, 3pm.

Theater.r. $10-$26. Sunnyvale Theater

THELITTLEDOGLA LAUGHED AUGHED U A comedy about a movie star who won’t won’t stay in the closet; presented Theatre pr esented by Northside Theatr re Company.

ThuCompany y. Runs thru Jul 14. Thu uSat,, 8pm,, Sun,, 3pm (no show Jul J Theatre, Jose.

4).. Northside Theatr e,, San Jose e.

Friday, Aug 2nd 7-11pm Metro Gallery 550 S. FirstStreet Downtown San Jose

REEFERMADNE MADNESS: SS: S THE MUSICAL A tune-filled rreboot eboot of the ant antiticultt film of the 1930s, marijuana cul 1930 0s, from fr om San Jose SStage. tage.. Extendedd Wed-Thu, 7:30pm, thru July 28. W eed--Thu, T , 7:30pm m, show Fri-Sat,, 8pm,, Sun,, 2pm (no sho ow $17.50-$50.

Jul 4).. $17 7.50-$50. .

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SHAKESPEARE SHAKE SPEAREINTHEP INTHEP PARK A ARK K “TTwelfth “Twelfth w Night,”” pr presented esented by the city of San Jose and Shadyy Shakespeare.

Shakespear e.. Runs thru Jul 21..

8pm),, Fri-Sat,, 8pm (plus Jul 11,, 8pm) Free.

Sun 7 p.m.. Fr ee. Willow SStreet treet Frank Fr ank Bramhall Bramhall Park, Park,, San Jose.

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A comedy by Tracy Tracy Letts about a Polish-American draft esister and P olish-American dr raaft rresister a an African-American man who wants to be a writer. writerr. Runs thru Jul J 14. Wed, Weed,, Fri-Sat,, 8 pm (no show Jul 4),, Sun,, 2pm.. $15-$30.. Pear Pear Avenue Theatre, View.

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*concerts *c onccerts e SUMMER SING SINGSS Presented by Schola CCantorum.

Presented antorum m. choral works.

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Mozart’s Sing Mozart ’s “Reqiuem,”” led

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“Storied Past: “Storied Past:: Four Centuries of Fr ench Drawings Drawings from from the French Blanton Museum of Art,”” opens W ed.. Ends Sep 22.. “Inspir Wed. “Inspired ed by TTemptation: eemptation:: Odilon Redon and Saint Anthony y,,”” a collection of Anthony,” lithographs.

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SSAN ANJOSEMUSEUMOFAR ART RT ““Annie A Annie Leibovit Leibovitz: z:: Pilgrimage.”

I Images off personall eff ffects t off effects ffamous amous people.. Ends Sep 3.

“Questions From From the Sky: Sky:: New W ork by Hung Liu.”” Ends Sep 29.

Work TTue-Sun, uue-Sun,, 11am-5pm,, closed Mon. San Jose.

TRITON TRIT ONMUSEUMOFAR ART RT “Patrick Surgalski.”

“Patrick Surgalski.”” Abstr Abstract act paintings.. Ends Jul 7.7. TTue-Wed ueu Wed and Fri-Sun,, 11am-5pm, Thu, 11am9pm. Santa Clara.

Clara.

11am-9pm.

“Hairstyle Themed Gallery Gallery.” y..”” Ends in Aug.. San Jose.

MACLA MA ACCLA “Pop to the Rescue.”” A gr “Pop group oup show ffeaturing eaturing artists who use Latina pop-cul ture themes and pop-culture images.. Ends Aug 224.

4.. San Jose.

“Dancing on the Edge.”” Opens W ed.. Ends Aug 4.. Reception Jul Wed. 13,, 6-8pm. Wed-Sun, Wed-Sun,, 10am3pm.

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MEZCAL MEZ CAL “From the Earth to the Spirits.”

“From A show by photogr apher and photographer artist Alejandr ano. Ends Jul 5. ano.

5 Alejandraa CCano.

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PALO P AL A OAL ALTO LTOAR ART RT TCENTER CENTER “Sky Is Falling:: P “Sky Paintings aintings by Julie Heff ernan.”” Ends Sep 1.. P alo Al to.

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“Dia de Las Puertas,””handpainted doors by Scott Gr eathouse.

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-111pm.TTue-Fri, uue-Fri, 11am-7pm, 7 , Sat,, noon-6pm.. Ends 11am-7pm, Jul 15.. 30 N.Thir Thirdd SSt,t,, San Jose.

Jazz-related art by Bruni Sablan.

Jazz-related Mon-Sat,, 1-6pm.. San Jose.

COMMUNITYSCHOOLOF COMMUNITY SCHOOLOF MUSICANDAR RTS ARTS “Gone to the Wild.”” Prints by KKathryn athryn KKain. ain.. Ends Jul 28.

Mon-Fri,, 9am-7pm, 9am--77pm,, Sat,, 9am3pm.. Mohr Gallery y, Finn Center Gallery, Center,r, View.

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DOWNTOWN DO OW WNTOWNY YOGA O OGASHALA “Stages.”” Photographs “Stages.”

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EMPIRESE SEVEN VENSSTUDIOS TUDIOS T “Mass Produce Produce Original Thought!” Works Works using found found and artist-made objects by Joe Miller.. Ends Jul 6. W Wed, Miller ed,, Fri-Sat, noon-5pm.. San Jose.

FILOLI FIL OLI “Hidden Beauty Beauty.” y..”” A photography photography show with works works from from two dozen Northern CCalifornia alifornia photogr aphers.. Woodside.

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SSTUDIO TUDIOBONGIORNO T Book signing and discussion with Sam CCutler, utlerr, former former manager of the Rolling SStones tones and Gr ateful Dead.. Sat,, 7-11pm.

7-11pm.

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Clara.

THEUSUALS THEUSU ALS “Proper Dosage,” work “Proper workss by Bryce Larson and TTravis ravis Gonsalves.

Ends Jul 22.. San Jose.

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New Direction

STAGE

CUBAN-BORN José Manuel Carreño’s dancing days may have ended, but he’s eager to tackle the next challenge in his storied ballet career: that of Artistic Director of Ballet San Jose.

The 45-year-old retired American Ballet Theater principal dancer starts his three-year contract Sept. 3. He succeeds another ABT alum, Wes Chapman, who stepped in as acting director for two seasons after the STEPPING INTO THE SPOTLIGHT company’s board of trustees let go of American Ballet Theater alum José founding director Dennis Nahat.

Manuel Carreño takes over this fall as Ballet San Jose’s artistic director.

“I’m very, very excited,” says Carreño, 45, whose credits in addition to ballet’s revered Romantic repertoire include a guest appearance on Dancing with the Stars. “It’s a new step in my career, in my life. And definitely, it moves me forward. My life has always been full of challenges.”

The internationally ranked dancer was 10 years old when he started taking lessons at the Provincial School of Ballet in Havana, but even when he was a toddler his family exposed him to the ambience, studios, theaters and rehearsals of ballet. He later transferred into the Cuban National Ballet School.

As a young adult, Carreño began making a name for himself in the competitive circuit, winning the gold medal at the New York International Ballet Competition in 1987 and the grand prix at Jackson, Mississippi’s International Ballet Competition in 1990.

Having achieved some level of recognition, Carreño signed on as principal dancer for the English National Ballet in 1990, the Royal Ballet three years later and the American Ballet Theater in 1995.

The experience of working with some of the world’s greatest ballet companies has prepared him for his latest challenge in San Jose, says Carreño, who made his Ballet San Jose debut as Basilio in February’s production of Don Quixote.

“I’ve never been in this position, to lead a company,” he says. “I’ve always been dancing. But I think working with the biggest ballet companies–ABT is the biggest one in America–has prepared me.”

Ballet San Jose is half the size of ABT, which Carreño says affords him more control. He can enact changes more quickly. The 27-year-old San Jose company is also still up-and-coming, which affords him a good opportunity to up the ante.

“One of my ideas, my vision for San Jose, is to start touring with the company, to raise the level of exposure and take it to a higher level of recognition both nationally and internationally.”

Raising recognition locally is another part of his vision.

“I want to do more community outreach, to interact with children and expose the public to great dance,” he says.

The ballet also promoted its principal ballet master Ray Rodriguez to Associate Artistic Director.

“He’s my right-hand man,” says Carreño, who plans to announce the 2013-14 season some time this month. “He’s been there for so many years, so this is somebody who can really help me do anything.” —Jennifer Wadsworth www.balletsj.org

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Doing the Fourth Right BY B Y SSTEPHEN TEPHEN LAYTON LA AY YTON

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ll around the the Bay Area, barbecues, barbe ecues, parades, festivals, par ades, fe stivals, music and,, of course, celebrate fireworks celebr atte July 4.

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ARDENWOOD ARDENWOOD CELEBRATION CELEBRA AT TION N The Old Fashioned Inde Independence ependence Day Daay ccelebration elebration at Ar den nw wood Historic Ardenwood Park Fourth back P ark ttakes ak kees the F ourth ba ack to the early 1900s players, 19 00s with fiddle pla ayer ers, a live livve brass band and antique fun. Folks Folks ccan an try try nail-driving, their hand at naildrivin ng, watermelon waatermelon spitting, tug-ofseed spit ttting, egg tossingg and the tugoffwar.

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CUPERTINO CUPERTINO FOURTH FOURTH OF JULY JU ULLY CELEBRATION CELEBRA ATION T A pancake pancake breakfast breakfast is followed fo ollowed by by a children’s children’s parade through throu ugh Memorial Park, Park, then a community communitty sing-along of patriotic songs. songs. Swimming Swim mming and a barbecue barbecue lunch later in the day daay at Blackberry Blackberry Farm. 7am-5pm.

7am m-5pm. $5 barbecue barbecue tickets. tickets.

FREMONT FFOURTH O TH OF JULY OUR JULLY PARADE PARADE Fremont Fourth Parade The Fr emo ont F ourth of JJuly uly P arade annually between city’s rrotates otates ann nually b etween the cit y’s fivee townsh townships, fiv hips, and this yyear ear it lands downtown.

Participants from downtown n. P ar ticipants range fr om local beekeepers association the lo cal b e eepers asso eek ciation to Sunnyvale marching the Spirit of o Sunn yvale mar ching Awards aree giv given band. A warrds ar en out to the best performers creative b est p er fo orrmers and most cr eative floats.. floats INDEPENDEN INDEPENDENCE NCE DAY DAY IN GILROY GILROY The Cit Cityy off Gilr Gilroy oy ccelebrates elebrates the Fourth Independence F our th of JJuly uly with Indep endence Day barbecue Gilroy Gardens Da ay barb eccue at Gilr oy Gar dens barbecue chicken, with ttangy ang y barb ecue chick en, all-beef dogs, potato all-b eef hott do gs, p otato salad, Western style beans, garden W eestern st yle chili b eans, gar den dinner more.

Theree salad, dinn ner rrolls olls and mor e. Ther bee Karaok Karaokee at St Station will also b ation 55 to day. rround ound out the da ay.

LOS GATOS GA ATOS FOURTH FOUR O TH OF JULY JULLY PICNIC LOS Center Th ccelebration The elebra l b ation i at the h Civic Ci i C enter will ffeature eeature a picnic lunch and performance from p erfo orman nce fr om the San JJose ose Wind Symphony.

W iind Sym phony.

MENLO PARK MENLO PARK K FFOURTH OURTH OF JULY JULLY P PARADE ARADE The paradee will craw crawl wl down Sant Santaa Avenue Cruz A venue until it rreaches eaches

Burgess Burgess Park, Park, where where there there will be be music, music, games and food. food.

MORGAN HILL FREEDOM FREEDOM FEST FEST MORGAN Fr eedom F est 2013 kicks off with a 5k Freedom Fest run,, granting aawards war a ds not only to top finishers but those in ccostume ostume as well.

R unners ccan u an rrest est their ffeet eet e after th he 5K Runners the with the C ar Cruise and Show wh hich Car which will segue into the 137th Mor gan Hill Morgan F ourth of JJuly uly P arade. Exp ect ma arching Fourth Parade.

Expect marching bands erformers o . In th he bands,, floats and p performers. the eevening, veeningg, ccelebrants elebrants ccan an enjo oy mu usic enjoy music and ffood ood in C ommunitty P ark b effo ore Community Park before the fir eworks at dark. 6:30am-6pm m. fireworks 6:30am-6pm.

MOUNT TA AIN WINERY WINERY BARBECUE BARBECUE BUFFET BUFFET MOUNTAIN An upscale upscale ttake ake on the tradition traditional nal barb ecue with this buff ffeet dinne er, barbecue buffet dinner, ser ved with a vie w of the valle served view valleyy on the venue’s venue’s V iista Deck. With Wiith music mu usic Vista b ocktail Monkeys.

Monkeys. Thursday, Thursday, byy the C Cocktail 4-9pm. $2 5-$55 (r eservations rrequired). equ uired). $25-$55 (reservations Sarato ga.

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RED, WHITE & BOOM RED, The Indep endence Da ay ccelebration elebratio on at Independence Day Milpit as Sp orts C enter kicks off with w a Milpitas Sports Center p ool par ty, games and lunch,, ffollowed ollo o owed pool party, in the eevening vening e with a cconcert oncert b byy R etr e omaniax. The fir eworks ar lated Retromaniax. fireworks aree sslated ffor or 9:15pm. A o tttendees ccan an bring a picnic Attendees dinner and enjo oy the show w. Milpi itas. enjoy show.

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ROSE, WHITE AND BLUE BLUEE PARADE PARADE A ROSE, This event event aims to provide prrovide San Jose Jose with a Fourth Fourth of July Julyy parade so long lacking in the city. citty. Bagpipers Baagpipers bookend bookend the parade participants: participan nts: antique cars, cars, marching marching bands, bands, local local a organizations, organizations, pets, pets, children, children,, you you name naame it. This year’s year’s grand marshals are are retiring retiring Ballet San Jose Jose dancer dancer Karen Karen Gabay Gabaay and San Jose Jose mayor maayo or Chuck Reed.

Reed. e 10am. The parade is followed fo ollowed by by a picnic, picn nic, 11am-3pm.

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SAN JOSE GIANTS GIANTS FIREWORKS FIREWORKS SHOW SHOW SAN This yyear ear the San JJose osse Giants will hold ttwo wo p postgame ostgame fir fi fireworks eworks shows shows,, on Thu and Fri. On b oth da ayys the both days team squar squares es off aga against ainst the V Visalia iisalia Ra awhide w .T ick keets go quickly y, this Rawhide.

Tickets quickly, b being eing San JJose’s ose’s onlyy fir fireworks eworks show show, w, but se veeral lo cationss surr ounding several locations surrounding Memorial St Stadium adium off o offer ffeer gr great eat vie views. ws.

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SANT TA CLARA FIREWORKS FIREWOR RKS EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRA AVAGANZA SANTA Jazz and soul bands will w w arm a up Jazz warm the crowd crowd before beffo ore thee return return of Santa Santa Claraa’s fireworks fireworks show sho ow in C entral Park.

Park.

Clara’s Central The Groove Groove Kings go o on at 7:30pm before beffo ore the fireworks fireworks at 9:30pm. Kiely Boulevard Boulevard will be be lined lin ned with food food trucks. trucks. Santa Santa Clara.

SANT TA ANA ROW ROW SANTANA Sant Santana ana R Row’s o ow’s Summ Summer mer Blo Block ck P Party arty includes ffood ood and dr drink rink ttasting, asting, a side sidewalk walk sale and sp special e ecial holida holiday ay disc discounts. ounts. The C Counter oun nter will host a barb barbecue ecue with liv livee music m at P Park ark V Valencia. aalencia. Thu,, 10am10am-5pm.

-5pm. Liv Livee music with Primar Primaryy C Colors, olorss, 12:30-3:30pm.

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SAN FRANCISCO FRANCISCO SYMPHONY SYMPH HONY AT AT SHORELINE SAN AMPHITHEA ATRE T AMPHITHEATRE The San Francisc Francisco o Sy Symphony ymphon ny is back at the Shor Shoreline eline Am Amphitheatre mphitheatre ffor or o the annual cconcert oncert and a fir fireworks eworks show show. w. This yyear’s eear’s setl setlist list aims ffor o or br broad oad app appeal eal with mar marches, chess, mo movie vie sc scores ores and patriotic classics classics.. 8pm 8pm. m. $23.75-$43.35 Mount Mountain ain V View. iiew.

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REDWOOD CITY REDWOOD CITY FFOURTH OURTH H OF JUL JULY LY P PARADE ARADE AND FE STIV VAL A FESTIVAL R Redwood eedwood Cit City ty ccelebrates elebrrates its 75th annual F Fourth ourth of JJuly ully parade with the theme “Se “Seventy venty F Five ive Y Years ears e of Pageantry.

P ageantry.” After thee parade ccomes omes 27th Independence Day the 2 7th annual Inde ependence Da ay Festival several blocks F estival ccovering overing se veral e blo cks of Redwood City. downtown R eedwood Cit ty. The ffestival eestival boasts battle bands,, ar arts b oasts a bat tttle of thee bands ts and crafts,, ffood, and children’s crafts ood,, drink an nd childr en’s entertainment.

Fireworks over enter tainment. F ireworks w o ver the Port Redwood city P ort of R eedwood cit ty close out the holiday. holida ay. 9am-5pm.

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New N ew 20 2 0FEETFR FEET FROM OMSSTARDOM STA ARDOM (PG--113;; 90 min.) A documentary about (PG-13; backup singers. (Opens (O Fri).

AUGUSTINE A UGUSTINE (Unrated;; 102 min.)

(Unrated; minn.) A successful Gothic rromance. omance.. It IIt’s ’s Alice Winocour’s Winocour ’s chilly, chilly y, sensual butt essentially covert ďŹ ctionalization off a case by the neurologist Charcot pioneer neur ologist Char cot (who seems to have a str sstreet eet named after aree him in San Jose). Hysteria cases ar Paris endemic in P aris in the late 1800s. orgasmic Augustine, a maidd given to or gasmic seizures paralysis, arrives seizur es and par a alysis, ar rives at

Salpetrieree hospital. Ther There, the Salpetrier e, the physician ician (Vincent Lindon) eminent phys observes her,, with correctness obser ves her w all due cor rectness and rremoteness emoteneess as he tries to ďŹ ght off instincts. hardly his own instin ncts. YYou ou o can har dly blame the doctor:: thee one-named singer through Soko smolderss her way thr ough the Lindon’s Charcot rrole, ole, and Lindo on’s Char cot embodies attractive contradictions the attr active contr adictions of an man society. intelligent ma n in a hidebound society y.

There’s moree simmer heree than in Ther e’s mor s her Cronenberg’s Cr onenberg’s A Danger Dangerous rous o Methodd or John Huston’s Huston’ss Fr Freud, eud, and Winocur Winocur’s ’s feminism feminism is dry drry and implicit: the tightness of braided braided hair, hairr, the welts welts left by corsetss and the rough rough way the healer handles hanndles his patient:: all are are much more more telling teelling than any speeches

about injustice. injustice. (Opens Fri.)) (RvB)

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Raka Talk STRAIGHT S TR A IGHT OUTTA OUT TA PANAMA PA NA M A L Los os R Rakas akas draw on the th he Bay Area’s Area’s short-lived hyphy y movement to create a transnational transnatio onal cultural fusion

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OS RAKAS, RAKAS, a spin on the Spanish S panish term m “rakataka” “rakataka” — “ratchet” “ratchet” or someone from the ghetto ghe etto in Panam ma — came their native Panama rappers together in 2006 when w rappers Rak ka Dun met Raka Rich and Raka in the East Bay. Bay.

Blending hip-hop, hip-hop, dancehall dan ncehall and reggaeton,, the duo has rreleased reggaeton, e eleased a handful of EP EPss and mixx tapes, tap a es, independently indep endently building a fan base in California C aliffornia o and beyond beyo ond th through hrough DIY street str eet hustle. hustle.

They The ey p perform erform o at Liv Live ve at a the P Pagoda’s agodaa’s Sonido Clash,, a music series serries focused focused on the Latin Latin diaspora diaspora and an nd progressive progrreessivve have Latin sounds that ha ave transformed transfformed o Latin music,, on JJuly music uly 5.

Debuting in the midstt of the Bay Baay Ar eaa’s h yph y hy movement, mo oveementt,, Los Los Rakas Rak kas a Area’s hyphy was w as a inspir inspired ed by by the soun sound nd of gnarled raps and heavy heaavvy bass and positioned positioned themselves themselv ves e as ambassadors ambassado ors of Latin Latin Bay Area-inspired urban music, music, fusing Ba ay Ar ea-inspired

beats b eats with i h th their h i own S heir Spanish i hb bars. bars.

Both Rich h and Dun sa ay that say Panama Bay aree similar P anama and d the Ba ay Area Area ar in that b both oth h plac places es ha have ave a knack ffor o or trendsetting—Panama tr endsettting t g—Panama as the cr creator eator of Spanish rreggae, egggae, which eexpanded xxpanded into Puerto Rico hyphy Puer to Ric o into rreggaeton. eggaeton. The h yyph hy movement, short-lived, breathed mo ovement, e , though shor t-liv - veed,, br eathed life lif fe back into o Ba Bay ay Ar Area reea hip hip-hop -hop and its influencee ccan bee hear heard through influenc a still b an d thr ough such mainstream artists today Drake, other mains strreeam ar tists to daay as Drak ke, Tyga more.

T yyga and mo ore.

“The h hyphy yyp ph hy mo movement oveement inspir inspired ed us b because eccaause we w liv lived veed it,, we liv lived ved e the sideshows,,” Dun sideshows D sa says. ayys.

Songs lik like ke “So “Soy oy Rak Raka” ka” and “T “Ta Ta Lista” List a” ar aree pri prime ime eexamples xxamples of the Ba Bay ay Area native Ar ea sound mixed with their nativ ve Panamanian P anamanian n influences. influences. Hea Heavy avvy bass lines serve ser ve as the ffoundation o oundation with Spanishinfluenced influenc ed drums d o overlaid veerlaid on the b beats. eats.

Lif fe in the ghet gghettos tttos liv ve thr ough the lyrics Life live through lyrics,, with gun ttalk aallk and gold teeth in the “So oy “Soy Rak ka” hook—”tengo hook k—”tengo — mi pistola y diente Raka” de oro. oro.”

W orking o closely with Ba ay Ar ea Working Bay Area pr oducers an nd ar tists, such as Hidden producers and artists, Faces, Fac cees, Erk th tha ha JJerk, erk,, Nima Fada Fadavi avvi and Martin Luther, Los Rakas have Mar tin L uth herr, L os Rak kaas ha ave ffound ound o a unique nic niche che among local locaal rapp rappers ers

working to build a following following o beyond beyond o the confines confines of the Bay Baay Area Area circuit. circuit. recently teamed up u with The duo also recently Major Lazer, Lazerr, super super producer producceer Diplo Diplo’s o’s reggae project project with Jillionaire, Jiillionaire, and d reggae released l d a remix remix i off the h summer anthem an nthem h released “Watch Out For For This (Bumaye)” (Bumaayee)”” with w “Desorden.” Less Less than two two w their song “Desorden. weeks after its mid-June mid--June rrelease, elease e , th the he netttted more more than 16,000 16,000 track had netted online. listens online.

Rich and Dun met up with Diplo Dip plo producer ttweeted weeted to them w m after the producer that he liked lik keed their remix remix of Oaklan Oakland nd rapper Kreayshawn’s Kreaayyshaaw wn n’s “Gucci “Gucci Gucci.

Guccii.” The rapper two at the South tw wo met up p in Austin Austin u h Byy South hwest w ffestival eestival and rrecorded ecorded th he Southwest the track.

Doubling D oubling Up osing th For the ttwo For wo rapp rappers, ers, cho choosing the he name “L os Rak as”” for fo or their music music “Los Rakas” ccame ame fr om a sense of pride in their theeir from ghet ttto rroots, oots, but also a mission to t ghetto enc ourage p eople living in the gh hettto t encourage people ghetto to striv strive ive b beyond eyo ond d its i li limit limitations. i ations i .

“Y Yo ou got tta know when to control contrrol “You gotta that ratchet emotion,” Rich sa ayys. “W We all says.

“We ha ave it b eing wher ’re fr om,, bu ut yyou ou o have being wheree we we’re from, but w ant a to think ab out b eing someb ody want about being somebody bigger than that and we w want ant a to inspire in nspire that. Our mo oveement is ratchet,, we e’re movement we’re ‘rak kaatak kaa,,’ sup er ratchet,, that ’s wha at ‘rakataka, super that’s what

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it rreally eally e means we w ant a to show means,, and w want eeverybody veerybody we ccome ome ffr om the ratchet from but that do esn n’t ’ mean n we ha ave to act doesn’t have lik ke that all the time like time..”

The gr oup’s latest pr p oject, “El Negrito Negrito group’s project, Dun Dun y Ric car a do,” is a double album Ricardo, set to rrelease elease this sum mmerr. Dun had summer. alr eady ccompleted ompleted hiss p ortion of the already portion album and w aas rready eady e y to release release it as a was project before the solo pr ro oject b effor o e th he ttwo wo w decided to rrelease elease it as a joint eff ffo ff ort. effort.

“Dun w aas alr eady set s to dr op the was already drop album and I w as a work rking on some was working eexperimental xxperimenttaal stuff, ff,” Rich ff” R sa ays y . “W We had says.

“We done eevery ver e y st tyyle of m music alr eady and style already I ffelt eelt lik ke I really really w aantted to challenge like wanted m yyself and tr ew uptemp o, old myself tryy this ne new uptempo, scho ol house -ttyp y e of sound. s ” school house-type The goal ffor o or L os Rak R as w aas to Los Rakas was mak ke music separate elyy, taking taking a make separately, mor xp x erimental appr aapproach, oach,, but moree eexperimental still op erate as a duo o with the same operate music al goals in mind. min nd. musical “Y Yo ou ccan an listen to aany an ny of our tracks “You and the ey ccan an a rreally eally va ary fr om danc ehall they vary from dancehall tracks done in Spanish h,, or Bay Baay Area Area hiphipSpanish, hop tracks done in En nglish,” Dun says. saayys.

English, “W We don n’t ’ rreally eally think k ab out the music “We don’t about music,, we just do it.”

Both rapp ers sa ay th hat the up coming rappers say that upcoming pr oject has a vastly diff ffeerent sound than ff project different their pr evious v rreleases eleasess and the subject previous mat ttter is gear ed tow war a d a mor re matter geared toward moree matur mature audienc e, with songs llike lik ke “She Likes Lik kees Me” Me” audience, and “L Let’s Get It On ((Pa’encima).

Pa’encima). encima)”” “Let’s The “She Likes Lik kees Me” Me” cut features feeatures Richmond’ erk and shows off Richmond’ss Erk tha JJerk the gr oup’s softer sidee as they theey rap over over e group’s Hidden Fac es’’ R&B piano p riffs Faces’ riffs..

“L et’s Get It On n” ccarries a arries the same “Let’s On” sensual context, conteexxt,, but itt holds traces traces of Los Los Rakas’ dancehall origins.

Rak kas’ a ’ danc ehall origi ins.

A ccording to Dun,, the switch sw witch in tone According ccame ame fr om influenc ceess like lik ke Billie Holiday Holidaay from influences and T upac Shak urr, artists arrtists that wer re Tupac Shakur, were “r really vulnerable and d talked taalk ked e ab out “really about things going on in their theeir life. liffe.”

The duo has planss to then go on tour in L atin America, Americca,, expanding expanding their Latin fan base as well as promoting prromoting their clothing and mer chaandise pr ojects in merchandise projects their home country. country.

“W We’re eexcited xcited x to se ee how it is when “We’re see we go back and how big b that show is going to b e,” Dun sa ayyss. be, says.

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5:30pm: The Go-Go’s, Go-Go’s,, the B-52 2’s. $69-$143.50.. $49.50-$119.50.

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MOSAIC MOS SA AIC Fri-Sat,, 66-9pm: 9pm:: Jazz ffor or dinner dinner..

San Jose.

OLDW WAGON AGGONSSALOON A ALOON Sun,, 4pm:: Live blues.. San Jose.

Wed:: Pr Wed: Proo Jam.. No cover cover.. Thu:: Pr Pro ro Groove.

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4pm:: PHB anniversary party y. Fri, Review.

6pm:: Ron E.. Beck Soul Review w.

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Hack saws.. Sun,, 2pm:: Blues jam Morris with Sid Mor ris & Jay Meduri.

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SSAN ANPEDR PEDRO OSQU SQUARE AREMARKE MARKET ET Fri,, 7pm: The Hitmen.. San Jose..

SHORELINEAMPHITHEATRE SHORELINEAMPHITHEA ATRE T E Thu,, 8pm:: San Fr Francisco ancisco fireworks display.

SSymphony ymphony and fir eworks displa ayy.

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Fri-Sat 8pm: Thriving Artists’ Artists’ Showcase.. Sun,, 4pm:: Blues jam.

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Thu:: Acoustic Acoustic music.. San Jose.

Wed,, 8pm:: Charles Wheal Wed, Duo. Thu,, 8pm:: July 4th Jamtravaganza. tr avaganza.. Fri,, 8pm:: Johnny Freund Neri.. Sat,, 8pm:: SSteve teve Fr eund Band. Campbell.

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Every first & thir thirdd Wed: Wed:: Jazz jam.

Every second & fourth fourth Thu:: Brian Ho TTrio. rrio.. Fri,, 8:30pm:: Soul Burst.

Sat,, 8:30pm:: Dirty Downtown Jazz SSyndicate. yyndicate.. Mon,, 5pm:: Gus KKambeitz ambeitz Duo.. Hotel De Anza, San Jose.

Sat,, 5pm:: Andr Andree Thier Thierry ry & ZZydeco yydeco Free.

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HOUSE CALL Doctor P drops in at Sunrise with UK dubstep.

Sunrise in San Jose THOUGH THERE’S no clear moment that marks precisely when electronic music exploded, Sunrise electronic festival co-promoter Robert Mine really started to see things shake up in 2010, right around the time he and his partner, Santi Torrecilla, started booking large electronic events in San Jose.

Their third annual Sunrise event arrives July 3 at the San Jose Civic Auditorium with Canadian producer Datsik, English DJ Doctor P and Detroit producer Butch Clancy, as well as Trolley Snatcha, Pegboard Nerds and Getter.

The past two Sunrise parties—along with the annual winter electronic variation “Sunset�—have been so successful that they’ve consistently sold out the 3,000-person capacity venue.

Sunrise

*ULY Fletcher C. Johnson Atrium (Ages 21+) July 11 Weedeater Atrium (Ages 21+) July 12 Cylinder Atrium (Ages 21+) *ULY Sin Sisters Burlesque Atrium (Ages 21+) July 16 Black Flag (Ages 16+) July 17 Dessa Atrium (Ages 16+) July 19 Luicidal Atrium (Ages 16+) *ULY Santa Cruz Music Fest (Ages 18+) *ULY Santa Cruz Music Fest Atrium (Ages 16+) July 21 The Soft White Sixties Atrium (Ages 21+) July 24 Cherry Poppin’ Daddies Atrium (Ages 16+) July 25 Guttermouth/ Agent Orange (Ages 16+) July 25 Naïve Melodies Atrium (Ages 21+) July 26 Del The Funky Homosapien (Ages 16+) July 26 Banda Traviezos Atrium (Ages 21+) July 27 Thrive/ Veragroove Atrium (Ages 16+) Aug 2 Xavier Rudd (Ages 16+) !UG Andre Nickatina (Ages 16+) Aug 9 Chimaira (Ages 16+) Aug 17 Tainted Love (Ages 21+) Aug 18 Les Claypool’s Duo de Twang (Ages 21+) Sep 21 Jimmy Eat World (Ages 16+) Sep 22 Tech N9ne (Ages 16+) Oct 16 Steve Vai (Ages 21+) Unless otherwise noted, all shows are dance shows with limited seating.

Tickets subject to city tax & service charge by phone 877-987-6487 & online

Wednesday, July 3; 8pm; $50/$55 VIP San Jose Civic Auditorium

Some of Sunrise’s success, as well as that of electronic music events in general, can be attributed to how the parties have evolved compared to traditional rock shows. People go into them expecting light shows, crazy costumes, exciting visuals and lots of eye candy in the crowd. “Other genres are more focused on the music itself,� Mine says. “We make it more of an experience for all the senses. So music is just as important as the visual experience, which is just as important as the atmosphere. We want people to be completely immersed in another world.�

This year, the promoters are looking to enhance other elements of the experience. They’ll be setting up a Twitter channel for attendees that the DJ on stage will be able to see while performing. He’ll be able to talk back to the audience, or even alter his set accordingly. “We’re trying to break down the wall that separates the performer and the audience and try and develop ways that they can communicate with each other,� Mine says.

Rather than ďŹ ghting technology and telling people to put their smartphones away, they are encouraging people to use them as a means to get consumed in the event.

The next step is to set up video streams. Though they probably won’t be able to do it this year, by their next event they hope to set up several streams that people at home can watch, but more important, the audience at the event will see the streams and get a more in-depth view of what’s happening all around them. Some ideas include setting up streams in the backstage area, perhaps one of the audience and a close-up of the DJs performing.—Aaron Carnes

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Friends jam.. Fr emont.

Wed,, 8pm:: American Me.. $12.. Fri, Wed, 8 & 10pm & Sat,, 7 & 9pm,, Sun, 7pm:: Guy TTorry. or o ryy. $18.. San Jose.

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Wed: The Cypher.

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

Fri,, 8pm:: Nathan Fox.. Sat,, 8pm 8pm: m: Esther’s View.

Esther ’s Muse.. Mountain View w.

LIQUID Wed:: P Wed: Poetic oetic Justice.. Open to all expression.

Free. fforms orms of expr ession.. Fr ee.. San Jose.

THESSADDLE A ADDLERA RACK ACCK Wed,, 9pm:: Jason Buell. Thu,, 9p Wed, 9pm: pm: 29th SStreet treet SSwingtet. wingtet.. Fri,, 9pm & Sat,, 10:15pm:: Diablo Road.

Sat,, 7:15pm:: Saddleback Ridge..

Fremont.

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RON CARTER Simply one of the greatest and most-recorded jazz bassists alive. Jul 3-4 at Yoshi’s Oakland.

RX BANDITS “Metaphoric rock outfit” which features the handsomest man in Bennett Valley, Steve Choi. Jul 5 at Regency Ballroom.

BURGER BOOGALOO Redd Kross, Oblivians, Zeros, Mikal Cronin, Ty Seagall’s Fuzz and more. Jul 6-7 at Mosswood Park, Oakland.

YOU ARE PLURAL A cello, a Wurlitzer, and perfectly matched harmonies from this classically inspired duo. Jul 7 at Bottom of the Hill.

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

THECOURT’S THEC OUR RT’SL T LOUNGE OUNGE Thu & Mon,, 9pm:: KKaraoke. araoke.. Sat, Darryl. ampbell.

8:30pm:: Joe or Dar ryl.. CCampbell.

DASILVA’S D ASIL S VA’S ’ BRONCOS BR RO ONCOS Wed: W eed:: KKaraoke. araoke. Thu,, 9pm9pm-1am: -1am: 1 Clara.

KKaraoke. araoke.. Santa Clar a.

FIREHOUSEGRILL& BREWERY BRE WER RY Sun,, 7pm-close:: Uncle Dougie Show.

Palo Alto.

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FLAMESSCCOFFEE FLAME OFFEESHOP SHOP Wed-Sat W eed-Sat & TTue, uue,, 9pm:: Uncle Dougie Show.

Show. No cover. cover. San Jose.

FRANCESA’S FRANCE SA’’S Thu,, 9pm:: KKaraoke. araoke.. Mountain View View. w.

Side project from members of Magnetic Fields, but heads up: Stephin Merritt is not playing. Jul 9 at the Independent.

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Thu,, 10pm:: Under Underground ground goth deathrock deathr ock tunes.. Club Lido,, San Jose.

Wed,, 9pm: The CCypher.

Wed, ypher. Hip-hop open mic. Thu,, 9pm:: Slap!.. Fri-Sat, 9pm: TTraffic. raffic.. Mon,, 9pm:: Retoxx with DJ CCasp3r. asp3r. TTue, ue, u , 9pm: TTrap rap Pop Shop & P op Roxx.. San Jose.

AXISNIGHTCLUB AXISNIGHT CLUB THEGOOSET GOOSETOWN OWNLLOUNGE OUNGE Fri-Sun,, 9:30pm9:30pm-1:30am: -1:30am: 1 : KKaraoke. araoke.

Willow Glen.

Fri-Sat:: DJs and dancing.. Sun, Project party.

7pm:: Pr oject X. TTeen eeen party y. School Clara.

ID required. required.. Santa Clar a.

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

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San Jose.

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LLos os Gatos.

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LLos os Gatos.

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Could/would a goat eat dynamite? mite? If so o, would it explode? Iff not, would it dynam so, poison him? —Bruce Briscoe

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under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 6/01/2013. /s/Carmina Rivera. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/11/2013. (pub Metro 6/26, 7/03, 7/10, 7/17/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #579513 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Concrete + Silk, 328 North Market Street, Apt. 344, San Jose, CA, 95110, Diva Winje.

This business is conducted by an individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 5/24/2013. /s/ Diva Winje This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/13/2013. (pub Metro 6/26, 7/03, 7/10, 7/17/2013)

STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME #579436 The following person(s) / entity (ies) has / have abandoned the use of the fictitious business name(s): Bella Aroma, 1765 Scott Blvd., #105, Lisa Nguyen, 211 McDonnel Rd., Alameda, CA, 94502. This business was conducted by an Individual. Filed in Santa Clara county on 4/05/12.

Under file no. 563554. /s/Lisa Nguyen. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/12/2013. (pub Metro 6/26, 7/03, 7/10, 7/17/2013)

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF DESCHUTES CASE NO. 13CV0609 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION U.S. BANK N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR CITIGROUP MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST INC., its successors in interest and/or assigns, Plaintiff, v. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF SUE ANN SMITH; BRYAN C. SMITH; KEVIN P. SMITH; THOMAS ANDRADE; KAREN ANDRADE; CITIBANK SOUTH DAKOTA; STATE OF OREGON; OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES; THE REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1333 NORTHEAST DEMPSEY DRIVE, BEND, OREGON 97701, Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS: UNKNOWN HEIRS OF SUE ANN SMITH: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the aboveentitled Court and cause

on or before the expiration of 30 days from the date of the first publication of this summons. The date of first publication in this matter is June 19th, 2013. If you fail timely to appear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the above-entitled court for the relief prayed for in its complaint. This is a judicial foreclosure of a deed of trust in which the plaintiff requests that the plaintiff be allowed to foreclose your interest in the following described real property: LOT NINETEEN (19), BLOCK ONE (1), NORTH PILOT BUTTE ADDITION, CITY OF BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON. Commonly known as: 1333 Northeast Dempsey Drive, Bend, Oregon 97701.

NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS: READ THESE PAPERS CAREFULLY! A lawsuit has been started against you in the above-entitled court by U.S. Bank N.A., as trustee for Citigroup Mortgage Loan Trust Inc., plaintiff. Plaintiff’s claims are stated in the written complaint, a copy of which was filed with the above-entitled Court. You must “appear” in this case or the other side will win automatically. To “appear” you must file with the court a legal document called a “motion” or “answer.” The “motion” or “answer” (or “reply”) must be given to the court clerk or administrator within 30 days of the date of first publication specified herein along with the required filing fee. It must be in proper form and have proof of service on the plaintiff’s attorney or, if the plaintiff does not have an attorney, proof of service on the plaintiff.

If you have any questions, you should see an attorney immediately. If you need help in finding an attorney, you may contact the Oregon State Bar’s Lawyer Referral

Service online at www. oregonstatebar.org or by calling (503) 684-3763 (in the Portland metropolitan area) or toll-free elsewhere in Oregon at (800) 4527636. This summons is issued pursuant to ORCP 7.

RCO LEGAL, P.C. Michael Botthof, OSB #113337 mbotthof@ rcolegal.com. Attorneys for Plaintiff 511 SW 10th Ave., Ste. 400, Portland, OR 97205. P: (503) 977-7840 F: (503) 977-7963

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #579157 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Garden to Table Silicon Valley, 651 Mercedes Ave., San Jose, CA, 95116.

This business is conducted by a Corporation. Above entity was formed in the state of California.

Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Zach Lewis. Executive Director #3548174. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/03/2013. (pub Metro 6/19, 6/26, 7/03, 7/10/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #579380 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Tram-Anh LK Designs, 1276 Lincoln Ave., Suite 104, San Jose, CA, 95125, Tram-Anh Chau, 2230 Stokes St., #1, San Jose, CA, 95128. This business is conducted by an individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 6/01/2013. /s/Tram-Anh Chau This statement was filed with the County Clerk

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of Santa Clara County on 6/11/2013. (pub Metro 6/19, 6/26, 7/03, 7/10/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #578618 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Juniper Spring Photography, 891 S. 7th Street, San Jose, CA, 95112, Elizaveta Head.

This business is conducted by an individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 10/08/10. /s/Elizaveta Head. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 5/17/2013. (pub Metro 6/12, 6/19, 6/26, 7/03/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #579341 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Gemini Imports, 282 Kinney Dr., San Jose, CA, 95112, Aquatic AV. This business is conducted by a Corporation. Above entity was formed in the state of California. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Robert Fils CEO #C2721664. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/10/2013. (pub Metro 6/12, 6/19, 6/26, 7/03/2013)

conducted by an individual.

Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Jimmy Tran This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 5/30/2013. (pub Metro 6/05, 6/12, 6/19, 7/03/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #578442 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Superior Demolition Services, Inc., 12475 LLagas Ave., San Martin, CA, 95046.

This business is conducted by a Corporation.

Above entity was formed in the state of California.

Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Cynthia Flores President. #3549865 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 5/13/2013. (pub Metro 6/12, 6/19, 6/26, 7/03/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #578419

The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Payless Smog and Tune / Auto Sales, 8518 Church St., #1, Gilroy, CA, 95020, Daniel Lemon, 753 Marks St., Hollister, CA, 95023.

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS This business is conducted by an individual.

NAME STATEMENT Registrant began #579021 transacting business under The following person(s) is the fictitious business name (are) doing business as: or names listed herein on Angel Coffee & Tea, 2268 2/05/1991.

Senter Rd., #150, San Jose, Refile of previous file CA, 95112, Jimmy H. Tran, #221961 after 40 days of 975 Mackenzie Ct., San Jose, expiration date. /s/Daniel CA, 95127. This business is

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This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 5/07/2013. (pub Metro 6/05, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26/2013)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #578141

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #578748

The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Millennial Productions, LLC, 2286 Mora Dr., Suite #7, Mountain View, CA, 94040, MC Productions, LLC, 2005 De La Cruz Blvd., Suite 295, Santa Clara, CA, 95050.

This business is conducted by a Limited Liability Company.

Above entity was formed in the state of California.

Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 1/24/2007.

Refile of previous file #488658 after 40 days of expiration date. /s/Michael Castellano Managing Member #200700410278

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The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: LuLu & Company, 3178 Rocky Mountain Dr., San Jose, CA, 95127, Lenard R. Rubalcava, Marylou Rubalcava.

This business is conducted by a married couple.

Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Marylou Rubalcava This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 5/21/2013. (pub Metro 6/12, 6/19, 6/26, 7/03/2012)

Garden paradise w/SW exposure & End of Rd. privacy. Sunny side of Hwy 9 w/ tons of trees & good balance of sun/ shade. Dual access from Fairview Rd & Highland Dr. Adjacent, contiguous parcel 090-061-37 also avail. Both have survey of record. Just minutes to town.

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Lemon. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 5/13/2013. (pub Metro 6/12, 6/19, 6/26, 7/03/2013)

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FREE WILL ASTROLOGY ARIESS (Mar ARIE (March ch 21-April 19): In his book The Fisher King and the Handless Maiden, Robert R Johnson says many of us ar aree as much in debt with our psychic ener energy gy as we ar aree with our financial lif life.

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We're chr onically running a defic cit. "It is genius to store energy," creating eating store ener gyy," says Johnson. He rrecommends ecommends cr a plan to save it up so that you always moree than a have mor draw unexpected enough to dr aw on when an une expected opportunity arrives. weekss will bbee an excellent time to arrives. The coming week make this a habit, Aries.

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life, your long lif e, I estimate you willl come up with approximately good appr oximately 60,000 rreally eally goo od ideas. Some of these aree small, like those that help yo you ar ou decide how to spend aree big one ones, your weekend. Some ar es, like those that rreveal eveal unfolds, the best place for for you to live. As As your destiny unf olds, through youu have ffewer you go thr ough phases when yo ewer good average, phases you'ree ideas than aver age, and other ph hases when you'r overflowing with them. The period periood you're you're in right now is one of the latter. latter. You Yoou are are a fountain fountain of bright notions, intuitive insights, and fresh frresh perspectives. Take Take a advantage of the abundance, Taurus.

Tau aurus. Solve as many riddles and dilemmas as you can. cann.

GEMINI ((May Mayy 2121-June June 20):) No one knows the

easons why long-dista ance runners scientific rreasons long-distance sometimes get a "second wind. wind."" Nonetheless, such a thing exists. It allows athletes too rresume esume their peak efforts efforts after seemingly having rreached e eached a point of exhaustion. According According to my reading reading of the astrological astrological o this happy event will omens, a metaphorical version of occur ffor Gemini. or you sometime soon, Ge emini. YYou ou o made a good beginning but have been flaggin flagging ng a bit of late. Any minute now now, w, though, I expect youu will get your second wind.

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rrenowned enowned 18th-century English poet best rremembered emembered Written Country Churchyard." ffor or his "Elegy W ritten in a Count try Chur chyard." It was words, ds,, which is less than the a short poem—only 986 wor horoscope column. length of this hor oscope column n. On the other hand, average it took him seven years to write it, it or an aver age of 12 words aree embarking on wor ds per month. I suspect that you ar gradual a labor of love that will evolve att a gr adual pace, too, CCancerian. ancerian. It might not occupy you y ffor or seven years, probably but it will pr obably take longer tthan han you imagine. And should yet, that's exactly how long it sh hould take. This is a character-building, life-defining project char acter-building, lif e-defining pr oject that can't and shouldn't be rushed.

LLEO EO (Jul (Julyy 23-Aug. 23-Aug. 22): The 18th 18th-century h-century German philosopher Georg Georg Christoph Lichtenberg Lichtenberg accepted the possibility that some humans humanns have the power of clairvoyance. sightt' possessed by the clairvoyance. "The 'second sight' Highlanders in Scotland is actually actuaally a foreknowledge foreknowledge of future future events," events," he wrote. wrote. "I believe beelieve they possess this gift because they don't wear wear trousers. trousers. That is also whyy in all countries women are are more more prone pprone to utter prophecies."

Leo, because prophecies." I bring this to your attention, a I believe that in the coming weeks weeks you're you're likely to catch accurate when accurate glimpses of what's to come—especially c you're you're not wearing pants.

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-Sept. 22): W Were erre you nurtur nurtured ed well

adults life? by caring adul ts in the first year of your lif e? If so, I bet you now have the capacity ttoo fix whatever's ailing offer inspiration your tribe or posse. YYou oou could of fer some inspir ation motivation together.. that will rrenew enew everyone's motiv vation to work together improve group communication YYou oou might impr ove the gr oup co mmunication as you strengthen str engthen the ffoundation oundation that supports s you all. And weree NO NOTT give given what about if you wer en an abundance of think tender love as a young child? I th hink you will still have crew's the power to rraise aise your cr ew's mood, m but you may end way.. up kicking a ffew ew butts along thee way

LIBRA LIBR A (Sept. 23 23-Oct. -Oct. 22): Sum Summing mming up his experiment in living at Walden Walden Pond, Pond, naturalist naturalist Thoreau Henry David Thor eau said this: "II learned that if one advances confidently in the direction direction of his dreams, dreams, and endeavors to live the life life he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common coommon hours. He will new, moree pass an invisible boundary; new w, universal, and mor liberal liber al laws will begin to establish establissh themselves around around and within him; or the old laws will w be expanded, and interpreted interpr eted in his favor favor in a more more liberal liberal sense, and he higher order beings."" will live with the license of a hig her or der of beings.

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SCORPIO SC ORPIO (Oc (Oct. t. 23 23-Nov. -Nov. 21): Thirteen thousand

years ago, lions and a mammoths and camels roamed roamed parts of North America.

Am merica. But along with many other large ultimately Possible large beasts, theyy ul timately became extinct. P ossible explanations ffor or their demise include climate change and over-huntingg by humans. In rrecent group ecent years a gr oup of biologists has pr proposed oposed a plan to rrepopulate epopulate the western part of the t continent with similar species.

They call their ide idea "re-wilding." ea "r e-wilding." In the coming months, Scorpio, Scorpio I suggest suggest you consider a re-wilding ree-wilding wilding program program of your own. Cosmic Cosm mic forces forces will be on your side if you reinvigorate reinvigorate yourr connection to the raw, raw w, primal aspects of both your ownn nature nature and the great great outdoors.

SSAGITTARIUS AGITT TARIU A US (Nov (Nov.. 22 22-Dec. -Dec. 21): Who was Russia's gr eatest poet? Many M critics say it was Alexander greatest ed in the 19th century Pushkin, who live lived century.. His abundant creativity undoubtedly cr eativity was un ndoubtedly rrelated elated to his unruly libido.

By the time he was w 31 years old, he'd had 112 lovers. ultimate But then he met his ul timate muse, the lovely and intelligent Nataly ya Gonchar ova, to whom he rremained emained Natalya Goncharova, "Withoutt you, you,"" he wr wrote her,r, "I would have ffaithful. aithful. "Withou ote to her alll my lif life." been unhappy al e." I half-expect something comparable happen compar able to ha appen for for you in the next ten months, Sagittarius. YYou ou o may m either find an unparalleled unparalleled ally or else finally ripen your rrelationship elationship with an unparalleled unparalleled another, ally ll you've ' know kknownn ffor or a while. hil One O way or another th r, I bet b t deeper and str stronger. you will commit yourself y onger.

CAPRICORN CAPRI CORN (Dec. 22 22-Jan. -Jan. 19): It's Gr Grease ease W Week—a eek—a suree everything is as time when you nneed eed to make sur possible. well-oiled as pos ssible. Does your car need a quart of moree extr extraa vir virgin CCastrol? astrol? Is it timee to bring mor gin olive oil into your kitchen? kitchenn? Do you have any K-Y K-Y Jelly in your nightstand, just in in case? Are Are there there creaky creaky doors or stuck screws screws or squeaky s squeak y wheels that could use some WD-40? Be liberal liberal a with the lubrication, Capricorn— Capricorn— both literally literally andd metaphorically. metaphorically. You Yoou need smooth procedures pr ocedures and natural n natur al transitions. transitions.

AQUARIUS AQ UARIUS (Jan. (JJan. 20-Feb. 18): TTwo wo w years into the War War of 1812, British British soldiers invaded Washington, Washington, D.C. Theyy set fire fire to the White House and other government buildings. builddings. The flames raged raged out of control, control, spreading spreading in all directions. d ections. The entire dir entire city was in danger of burning. burning. In the nick of time, a fierce fierce storm hit, producing and heavy rains. producing a tornado t rains. Most of the fires fires were were extinguished. extinguished. Battered Battered by the weather, weatherr, the British army rretreated. etreated. e America's capital was saved. I predict predict that you, Aquarius, will soon be the beneficiary of a somewhat less dramatic leess dr amatic example of this series of events. Give than thanks "luckyy storm. storm."" nks ffor or the "luck PISCES PISC ES (Feb. 19-Mar 119-March ch 20): Like the legendary Most Interesting World Inter esting Man in i the W orld who shills ffor or Dos Equis beer,r, you will nev never beer ver step in gum on the sidewalk or weeks. cereal lose a sock in thee coming week s. YYour our o cer eal will never there, crispy, get soggy; it'll sitt ther e, staying crispy y, just ffor or you. pheromones secrete affect The pher omoness you secr ete will aff ect people miles away.. YYou'll away oou ou'llll have the power to pop open a piñata with the blink of your eye. If you take a Rorschach test, Ghosts around campfires you'll ace it. Ghos sts will sit ar ound campfir es telling you. stories about you u. CCafes afes and rrestaurants estaurants may name sandwiches afterr you. If you so choose, you'll be able through yourself.. YYou to live vicariouslyy thr ough yourself oou will give your guardian security.. guar dian angel a sense of security Homework: Where's Where's the place you're you're halfafraid afr aid to travel traveel to even though you know it would change chang ge your life life for for the better?

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