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writing I’m w wr riting to join with yyou ou in o Teresa second ond endorsing T eeresa e Alvarado ffor or o sec supervisor district sup ervisor vi (Editorial, JJune une 26). have problem ob I ha ave no pr blem with yyour o our editorial about pension eexcept xxcept ffor o or the bit ab out p ension rreform. effo orm. since Mayor Reed’s Measuree B on But sinc ce Ma ayor o R eeed’s Measur

pension pension e rreform effo orm passed o overwhelmingly veerwhelmin ngly in n the cit ty of San JJose ose it would seem m city th h mandate he d ffor o or p ension i rreform effo orm is i the pension sti ill ther re. Ev veen though I vvoted oted again o nst still there.

Even against M Measur eeel that T eeresa Alvarad do Measuree B B,, I ffeel Teresa Alvarado w would b est ccandidate andidate a to ccarry aarry bee the b best ou ut the mandate of the p eople. out people.

I ffeel eeel this w ay ab out T eeresa b eccaus a se way about Teresa because to o me she is b byy far the most honest, et thical and rreliable eliable p erson in this rac ce. ethical person race.

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N LLeaders No eader d s Her H Heree JJeff e Sm eff ith not b eing rremoved emo oved fr om m Smith being from hi is seat as C ountty Executiv ve is his County Executive di isheartening as a citizen of Sant disheartening Santaa Cl lara C ountty (“Sup ervise This Clara County (“Supervise This,,” Thee Fl lyy, JJuly uly 3). I ccan’t an’t agr ee mor t Fly, agree moree with the cconsultant o onsult ant who st ated that none off stated

the ffour our rremaining o emaining Supervisors Sup pervisors ha ave have ty to t mak ke tough the leadership qualit quality make d decisions i i . If it’s it’s nott JJeff eff ff Smith, S ith then th it ’s decisions. it’s V iinod Sharma and Ir en ne L ui.

Vinod Irene Lui. I ccan an only hop ee hopee that all thr three ccontracts ontracts ar ed, but sinc aree terminate terminated, sincee President Pr esident K Ken een Y Yeager, eeager, Da D Dave ave C Cortese, ortese, Mikee Wasserman and JJoe Mik oe Simitian have any indication ha ave not made an ny ind dication to ccomment omment on this issue since since it happened, one happ ened, I only see on ne or the other happening.

Would Cindy Chavez happ ening. W ould Cin o dy Cha avez or Teresa bee the one to mak make T eeresa Alvarado b ke the decision? Doubt it. why Santaa I am curious to know w wh hy Sant Board Supervisors Clara Boar d of Sup ervissors failed to Meeting over schedule a Public Meeti ing ffor o or o veer seven hopee the they aree ha having se eveen weeks? I hop ey ar avving “Special determine “Sp ecial Meetings” to de etermine the Vinod ccontracts ontracts of JJeff eff Smith, V iinod Sharma Irene Lui. and Ir ene L ui. I would lik llike ke them to

discuss thei their ir ccontracts ontracts at the ne next ext x public meeting in A August, u ugust, if the they ey all show up up.. update aree Thank yyou ou ffor o or o this up date as yyou ou ar o upholding yyour o our journalistic integrit integrity ty inform [of]] inf information to inf fo orm the t public [of formation o Santaa that cconcerns oncerrns the citizens of Sant County.

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Hold th thee Phone With ith less than thr tthree ee week weekss rremaining emaining in the county su upervisor runoff between supervisor T ERESA A LVAR ARADO and CINDY CINDY CH AV VEZ, TERESA ALVARADO CHAVEZ, supporters on both b sides have now volleyed accusa ations of illegal assistance accusations fr om outside gr roups. In In the more more rrecent ecent from groups. complaint filed with the Fair Political Political P Pr actices ti Comm CCommission mission i i (FPPC), (FPPC), Alvarado Al ado Alvar d andd Practices her political con nsultant JIM GONZALEZ aare re consultant llicit powwow June June 19 with accused of an iillicit the top br brass ass off the Silicon Valley Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Commerce’s political action committee.

STEVE STEVE PREMINGER, PREMIN NGER, chair of the county’s Democratic Democratic Central Cen ntral Committee ((DCC), DCC), accused the Alvarado unfairly Alvvarado camp of unf airly coordinating coordinating ffor or the final weeks weeks of the race, race, and a quick loo lookk at campaign disclosur disclosuree forms PAC forms shows that th hat the Chamber P AC did did, in fact, fact,, give $75K $755K to the independent Accountability Opposing Community ffor or A ccountability O pposing Cindy Chavez in n the days ffollowing ollowing the suree has some meeting.. But Preminger Prreminger sur nerve out ner ve calling ou ut names.. A quick look at DCC’s the D CC’s United Uniteed Democratic Democratic CCampaign ampaign Secretary rrecords, ecords,, ffound ound on o the Secr etary of SState’s tate’s website,, shows that county Democrats Democrats more have spent mor re than supporting $206,000 $ , supp pppportingg Don’t Chavez in the first fi six-plus monthss of forget year,, allowing the year allowin ng her to tip! moree or less flaunt to mor traditional tr aditional restrictions restrrictions FLY@ fundraising on campaign fu undraising METRONEWS. COM and spending. While W the DCC’s D CC’s money is supposed spent to be strictly sp pent on ““member-to-member” member-to-member ” communications, costs aree listed under br broad many of the cos sts ar oad categories that include salaries and ffood. ood. doesn’t even thirdd member This doesn ’t eve en include the thir coordinated of the coor dinated Chavez campaign triumvirate—the triumvir ate—thhe South Bay LLabor abor Committee Political Council’s Comm mittee on P olitical EEducation, ducation, claims which also claim ms to be doing strictly member-to-member outreach. member-to-me ember outr each.. But unlike DCC, SBLC’s the D CC,, the SB BLC’s CCOPE OPE group group has not disclosure filed any disclos sure forms forms with the state, disconnected connected andd it has h a dis di t d phone h number b active listed on its act ive committee webpage.

Fly called over to t the county’s Democratic Democratic Preminger headquarters too ask Pr eminger what was the deal,, but the the phone number listed on the party’s website webbsite was also disconnected.

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WH W AT’ T S IN A N AME? The newly y renamed SA P Center had its unveiling T uesday in San Jose,, where company execs WHAT’S NAME? SAP Tuesday an nd San Jose Sharks officials pr romised new w, interactive upgra ades for fans and promised new, upgrades fans..

SSAP’s AP’s Bac Back ck B TIM REYNOLD BY REYNOLDSS MANY ways, Tuesday’s IN N MA NY w ayys, T uesda dayy’’s cceremony eremon ny w as a st andard ccorporate orporate p ep rally y, was standard pep rally, le eaavving aside the thundersticks and d leaving p e erson w aalkingg ar ound in a furr person walking around furryy sh hark ccostume. ostume. S AP eexecutives xecutivvees Bill shark SAP McDermottt and JJonathan Becher,, M McDermot onathan Becher jo oined b ose Ma ayo or Chuck joined byy San JJose Mayor R Re eeed, touted the ne wly rrenamed enamed Reed, newly S A C AP enter—or, some might sa ay, SAP Center—or, say, Th he Ar ena F ormerly Known as HP The Arena Formerly Pavilion—and potential improve P avvilion—and its p otential to impr rove th he ccompany’s ompan nyy’s pr ofile in Silic on V aallley. the profile Silicon Valley.

The German softw are ccompany ompany software w pa will ay $3.2 er yyear ear to the t pay $3.255 million p per San hockey S Sa an JJose ose Sharks Sh k ho h ck key team and d ci ity of San JJose, ose, split eevenly venly b etweeen city between th he two, two, for fo or the 20-year-old 20-year-old ar enaa’s the arena’s na aming rights naming rights..

It w aas a ccelebratory elebratory mo od ffor o or th he was mood the two SAP rroughly o oughly two thousand S AP employees employeees attend, moree than a fforced o ced to at or tttend, eeven ven if mor ffew ew of them sp ent the entir erem mon ny spent entiree cceremony

buried b i d in i their th i smar smartphones. t hones. But tph B t that, th t it seems seems,, is par partt of S SAP’s AP’’s plan.

Flanked byy long gold golden Flank ed b den banners bearing b earingg S SAP’s AP’s simple p lo logo, oggo, JJohn ohn Tortora, chief operating T ortora, the Sharks’ ch o hief op erating officer, offic er, promised promised the cr crowd rowd that the Sharks would b bee th the he “gold st andard” ffor or sp o orts en ntertainment. standard” sports entertainment.

In par partnership tnership with S SAP AP, the team AP plans to incr increase ease inin-stadium stadium a fan engagement and inter interaction. action.

“Wouldn’t “W Wouldn o ’t it b bee nic nicee instead of thinking ab out 17 or 18 8 thousand about people, about person p eople, we thought ab bout one p erson asked Tortora, 18 8 thousand h d times?” i ?” as sk ked dT ortora, o hopes SAP’s software who hop es to use S AP’s softw are solutions to ttailor ailor ente ertainment entertainment eexperiences xperiences ffor or individ o dual fans individual fans.. “So “So,, when yyou ou ccome ome to thee ar ena, yyou ou arena, not only enjo oy the pr oduct on ic enjoy product icee or on st age, but also what t’s on yyour our ccell ell stage, what’s phone as well.”

IIronically, Ir onic i all llly, th the par partnership t tnership hi b between ettween SAP and th SAP the he ar arena ena is rreplacing eplacing an one.. S SAP sponsored SAP old one A had sp AP onsored the S AP Open Op pen tenn tennis nis tournament at the ar arena ena this drew up until th his yyear. ear. The eevent vent dr ew ffewer ewer and ffewer ewer p people eople in rrecent ecent yyears, ears, and it i will now b bounce ounce ar around ound to diff ffeeren nt global destinations AP different destinations.. S SAP cco-founder o-ffo ounderr and Sharks majorit majority ty owner Has Hasso sso Plat Plattner ttner t said he he’s ’s b been een a Sharks fa fan an sinc sincee 19 1993, 93, when the San JJose ose Ar A Arena ena op opened. ened. That yyear ear also mark e the b ed eginning of the marked beginning efforts ccompany’s ompany’s eff ffo orts to eexpand xpand its brand Silicon Valley. i Silic in Sili on V alle all y.

“Silic on V “Silicon Valley heartt of aalley is the hear inno vation n in our industr y,” Plat tttner innovation industry, Plattner said. “Her elievable melting “Heree is an unb unbelievable p ot of p eop ple—that is the str ength of pot people—that strength Silic on V aallley and I’m vvery ery happ Silicon Valley happyy we are a par o that.” are partt of Ma ayo or R eeed praised the ar ena as Mayor Reed arena

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“We love cultur e. “W We lo ve the eexcitement x xcitement it brings to our downtown downtown, n,” he said.

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can’t can’t sa say ay ab about o man out many ny public buildings buildings..”

Mentions drew Mentions of the Sharks dr ew the ceremony’s ceremon nyy’s biggest cheers cheers,, which ccould ould suggest thatt most fans will ccontinue ontinue to ccall all the ar aarena ena what it it’s ’s alw always ayys informally been—the Tank. infformally o b een—the Shark T aank.

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COP W COP WATCH ATCH Indepen Independent ndent P Police olice Auditor L aDoris Cord ell has LaDoris Cordell helped get San Jose police p to start tracking its undocum mented stops undocumented stops..

SAN S AN JO JOSE SE p police olice will now n ha have ave document theyy stop to do cument eevery very time tim me the someone,, even someone even if it do doesn’t esn’t rresult esult in an arrest. policy omees in rresponse arr est. The p olicy ccomes esponse to ac accusations cusations of racial profiling profiling from from ommun groups. rresidents esidents and ccommunity nity gr oups.

The San JJose ose P Police olice Depar D Department’s tment’s new sitting, ne w plan to track “curb b sit ting,” which say unfairly some rresidents esidents sa ay unfa airly ttargets argets minorities,, will b bee the first minorities fi of its kind says Police in the nation, sa ayys Independent Indeependent P olice Auditor LaDoris Cordell.

A uditor L aDoris C ordeell. police department ““No No p olice depar tmeent in the United States says U nited St ates is doing this tthis,,” she sa ays y of policy phases,, the p olicy that will rroll oll out in phases starting st arting this month and d ccontinuing ontinuing through thr ough the end of the yyear. ear. “But police someone often p olice will stop so omeone and it ends up as nothing nothing.. If th there aree arr arrests, here ar ests, police someone’s p olice make make a rreport. eport. t But B if someone ’s stopped go,, ther there’s stopp ed and let go re’s no rreport. eport.

That’s we’re change..”

That ’s what we ’re goingg to change Acting Police Larry A cting P olice Chief L arry Esquivel Esquivel publicly will not ccomment omment pub blicly on the policy later,, ma maybe August, says p olicy until later ayb ybe A ugust, sa ayys department spokesman Sgt. department sp okesman n Sg t. JJason ason Dwyer.

Dwy er.

Cordell has urged Cordell ha as long ur ged the department document curb-sitting departmentt to do cument curb -sittting t incidents to note the rreason eeason someone was stopped, ethnicity, name,, age waas stopp d their d, h i ethnicit h i ity, name ed and other da data, ata, to determine whether certain groups aree ttargeted. certain gr ou ups ar argeted.

“There’s perception people “There’s a p erception that p eople are says Cordell, are singled out,” sa ays y C ordell, a rretired etired judge. don’t have dataa to judge. “Butt we don ’t ha ave the dat find out wh what’s there. hat’s going on out ther e.

Because anecdotally, hear,, esp especially ecially Because ane ecdotallyy, I hear from people they’re from p eoplle of ccolor, olor, that the y’re treated way. treated a ccertain e tain w er ay.”

Former Police Moore Former P olice Chief Chris Mo ore attempted curb-sitting attttempted to t end the curb -sitttting policy policy back in JJanuary, shortly before anu uary, shor tly b effo ore he retired.

Esquivel suspended upon retired. But E squivveel susp ended it up on taking over department. says taking o veer the t depar tment. SJPD sa ays y it iron program, needed to ir ron out kinks in the pr ogram, making suree the softw software was such as mak king sur waarre w aas in placee to ttake plac ak ke those rreports. eports. The question what now is: wha at will those rreports eports show?

“We want they make “W We w aan nt to find out what the ey mak ke people people do do,, wh w why hy the they ey stop them,” C Cordell ordell explains. explains. “There’s “Th here’s got to b bee a rreason. eason. The They ey have haave to writ write te wh why. hy. If the they ey sa say, ay, ‘Bec ‘Because caause I felt feelt thr threatened, eaten ned,’ the they ey ha have ave to eexplain. xxplain.”

There There w was aas some pushback fr from om the rank and d file file,, C Cordell ordell sa says. ayys. Some officers officers told dE Esquivel squivveel the eextra xtra x work would b bee cu cumbersome, umbersome, while others called called C Cordell’s ordeell’s advisor advisoryy back in JJanuary anuary the “don “don’t ’t get g out of yyour our o ccar ar memo memo..”

If lo local cal offic officers, ers, alr already eady frustrated b byy understaffing understaffin ng and higher workloads workloads,, felt felt e the they ey had d to gather all the dat data, a, ther theree was waas an at attitude ttitu t ude that the theyy might as well avoid avo oid ccontacting ontaccting p people eople if the they ey thought it ccould ould ele elevate evvate into a detention.

“Some p people e eople said, ‘Well, ‘W Weell,, we might as well not gett out of the ccar, ar,’” C Cordell ordell sa says. ayys.

“But in m myy mind, this is p police olice work.

This is some something ething the theyy should b bee

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8 do doing oing an anyway. nyyw way. I’m tr trying ying to show th them hem that th hat this also pr protects otects them.”

If someone complains complains that an offi fficer tr eated them unfairly y, p ossib bly officer treated unfairly, possibly m months after an incident, the p olice police ccould o ould deffeend their actions by by citingg the defend rreport e ort filed, C ep ordell sa ayys. O therwisee, Cordell says.

Otherwise, w no proof, with prooff, an offic er ccould ould end up officer w a “non-sustained” with “non-sustained” finding in their th heir p e ersonnel records, an indic ator thatt personnel records, indicator th here’s no w ay to tell who ’s right. there’s way who’s “It ’s signific ant to ccommunities ommunities “It’s significant off ccolor olor that ffeel eel e lik y’re b eingg likee the they’re being ttargeted, a geted,” she sa ar ays y . “W We don ’t know w if says.

“We don’t it ’s true or not, but it ’s a p erception n. it’s it’s perception.

So o, doing this is a w ay of building So, way b etter et t rrelationship elationship and trust. W w better Wee will

document the things that document t we do do..”

Meanwhile, Mean nw while, citizen-fi citizen-filed filed detention have been declining.. allegations ha ave b een declining d Maybe partt of it is b because Ma ayb y e par ecause a a smaller staff layoffs st aff after yyears ears of la ayoffs has led to a decline in the o overall number veralll numb er of pedestrian Esquivel’s p edestrian and traffic stops sstops,, Esquiv el’s notes,, fr from 436,855 2008 memo notes om 436 6,855 in 20 08 to 309,168 Off thee 3,62 3,6255 citizen 30 9,168 in 2012. O 2012, ccomplaints omplaints filed in 201 12 only ttwo 12, wo about curb-included ccomments omments ab bout curb sitting, sit ting, the memo ccontinues. onttinues.

Ass San JJose A ose pr prepares eparess to implement the ne new w appr approach, oach, oth others hers ha have ave ttaken aken notice. notic e. A so sociologist ciologist ccalled a alled to testif testify fy in a la awsuit w against N ew Y ork o Cit y’s lawsuit New York City’s ccontroversial ontroversial stop -and d-frisk ttactics actics has stop-and-frisk

rreached eached ou out ut to C Cordell, ordell, asking to ttalk alk ab about out the curb curb-sitting -sitting data-tracking. data-tracking.

Cordell C ordell sa ssays ayys she b believes elieves other departments around depar tmen nts ar ound the ccountry ountry watch starts datawill w atch San JJose ose as it st arts dat acurb-sitting. tracking cu urb -sitting. A lot of agencies have because officers ha ave aavoided void ded it b ecause their offic ers burden, says. see it as a bur b den, she sa ayys. that’s probably attitude “I think that ’s pr obably an at ttitude t that’s departments around that ’s in a lot l of depar tments ar ound Cordell adds.. the ccountry, ountrry,” C ordell adds won’t matter soon It won ’t mat ter so on enough, department though, if the t depar tment opts to outfit officers surveillance out tfit fi offic cers with sur veillance Cordell ccameras, ameras, ass C ordell has advised.

“Then yyou ou won won’t ’t ha have ave to eeven ven ttake ake notes,,” she sa notes says. ayys. “It “It’s ’s all on ccamera. amera.”

In the h now rretired etir i ed d ccolor-coded olor l - coded d d Homeland Securit Securityy A Advisory d dvisor y System, which went fr from om gr green een n (low thr threat) eat) to rred ed (se (severe vere thr threat), eat), we w wer weree giv given en a rudiment rudimentary ary hint as to how the government go vernment assessed tterrorist errorist thr threats eats in Americ America. a On April 2011, a.

2011 Homeland 2 Security Securit ty Secr Secretary etary JJanet aneet Nap Napolitano olitano rremoved emo oved the ccolor olor sche scheme eme fr from om America’s Americ a’s ps psyche. yche.

Our current current Nation National nal Terror Teerror Advisory A dvisory System ffocuses ocusses on sp specific ecific threats thr eats in a geo geographical graphiccal ar area. ea.

Congressman C ongressman Bennie Thompson T (D-Mississippi) (D -Mississippi) said in 2011 that the “c “color-coded olor-coded ssystem ystem m ttaught aught Americans bee sc scared, prepared.

Americ ans to b ared d, not pr epared.”

Forget F orget ccolors olors when it ccomes omes to education. local student educ ation. The lo cal st tudent rresults esults dataa indic indicate should bee sc scared. dat ate we all sho ould b ared. time,, we But at the same time w should also bee at attempting b tempting to rreplicate epliccate what we know works, works, whether the ssystem ystem aree pr produced byy char charter of rresults esults ar oduced db ter schools schools. scho ols or district scho ools. published byy A seminal rreport eport pu ublished b Reagan administration three the R eagan e administra ation thr ee decades Att Risk,” dec ades ago titled, ““A A Nation N A gave assessment ga ave this blunt assessm ment of public education educ ation ssystem: ystem: “If an a unfriendly attempted fforeign or o eign power power had at teempted to impose imp ose on Americ Americaa th the he medio mediocre cre educational performance educ ational p erfo orman nce that eexists xists today, have viewed to daay, we might well ha h ave vie wed it as war. an act of w aar.”

Wee wer weree w warned W arned 30 0 yyears ears ago

that the th threat was aree hreat w as rreal, eal, yyet et we ar heree to today mediocre her daay with the same medio cre performance. moree sc scared p erfo orman nce. I am mor ared about educational threats ab out the educ ational thr eats to survival our sur vivval than I am about about the potential large-scale terror p otential ffor or o a lar ge-scale terr or attack this city. at tack in th his cit y. today: I said it then t and I rrepeat epeat it to daay: All citizens, citizenss, elected officials and bee arming ccommunity ommunitty leaders should b themselves battle, themselv ess to fight this bat ttle t , so each has the rrequisite and eevery very child c equisite skills to succeed succeed in ccollege ollege and ccareer. areer. One way start ensuree w ay to st arrt the rrecovery ecovery is to ensur universal pre-kindergarten univ ersal ac aaccess cess to pr e-kindergarten birth learning eexperiences, x eriences, bir xp th to age 5.

This in investment vesttment will sa save ave $4-18 dollars to society societty ffor o or eevery very dollar we in invest. nvest. est The ne next xtt ma mayor ayor o of San JJose ose must build on th the he gr groundbreaking oundbreaking work Mayor Ma ayor Chuck Chu uck R Reed eed e has done with SJ 2020. San JJose ose needs a ma mayor ayor who championss educ education ation now mor moree than eever, ver, one who w uses the bully pulpit ffor or rresults. o esults. W Wee ar aree only 11 months aaway way fr from om m ccasting asting JJune une 2014 ballots in the San JJose ose ma mayoral ayo oral primar primary. y. Our announced announc ed d ccandidates andidates must ha have ave ab bold old ld and d ccourageous ourageous vvoice oic i e when h it ccomes omes to o rresults esults ffor or our public o education educ ation ssystem. ystem. Our ec economic onomic and social so cial de development velopment e dep depend end on it.

E Educational TTerror error B JJOSEPH BY OS E PH DI SALVO SALV O

POP Q POP P QUIZ, UIZ, H HOT OT SH SHOT OT Young Young o sstudents tudents in Silicon V Valley alley a are severely se everely behind when it comess to reading re eading levels levels, s, a key indictaor for f future fu uture success success..

SO MANY times we ar SO aree singled ou out ut as the th he rregion egion driving the impr improvement ovement in n the st state ate and ccountry’s ountry’s ec economic onomiic rrebound. e ound. But with our rregion’s eb egion’s changing ch hanging demo demographics—nearly graphics—nearly 40 4 percent p e cent of scho er school ol age childr children en ar aree Latino L a atino in San JJose—the ose—the rresults esults we get today to odaay indic indicate ate a p pending ending crisis of epic e proportions. pr roportions. N Nearly early 50 p percent ercent of the city’s ci ity’s 3r 3rd d graders do not rread ead at gra grade ade level. le evel. el R Reading eading e at grade le level vel b byy 3r 3rd d grade gr rade is a str strong ong pr predictor edictor of scho school o ol and an nd ccareer areer suc success. cess.

How man many ny mor moree yyears ears will Silic Silicon on Valley V Va a y put up with br alle broken oken pr promises omisees m made to our childr children, en, b before effor o e it is ttoo oo late la ate ffor o or us to rrecover ecover fr from om the lack k of political p o olitic al will? The clo clock ck is ticking ticking..

Joseph member Santa J ooseph Di Salv SSalvoo is a memb er of the Sant ta County Officee of Education’ Education’s Board Clara C ooun ntt y Offic ’s Bo arrd Trustees.

Jose native. of T rrusttees e . He is a San J oose nativ e.

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residences residences e and then claiming that thaat none no one can be taxed.)

Th he OECD action plan reportedly reportedly The highlights hi ighlights these and other concerns concerns ffor o discussion at the G20 meeting or g later la ater this month. A preliminary preliminary draft dr raft seen by Reuters shows the organization broadly or rganization br oadly suggests solutions so olutions to a number of specific profit-shifting pr rofit-shifting schemes.

OECD ECD GO FOR FOR THE E GOLD GOLD The O has a plan to o go after global tech companies tthat hat use tax loopholes to avoid pay ying thier fair share. paying

TTax aax Me Men en Go After TTech eech Giants G A dr draft aft action n plan leaked to Reuters newss agency indicates that W estern governments—primarily goveernments—primarily Western Eur opean—aare planning to fix a European—are rrange ange of tax loopholes used by technology giants, giants, including Apple, Amazon and Google.

Google The coor dinaated, international effort effort coordinated, to take on corporate co orporate tax avoidance is being driven driveen by the Organization Organization ffor or Economicc Co-operation Co-operation and Developmentt (OECD), which advises its mainly rich ricch nation members on economic and d tax policies. The OECD in turn was instructed in nstructed to pursue this path by the G20 G group group of countries, which is formulating form mulating measures measures to stop t big bi companies companies i shifting hifti profits profits fit into tax havens. haveens.

Corporate Corpor ate taxx avoidance is a hot political issue i in the U.S., particularly following following public outrage outrage over revelations revelatio ons that companies like Apple and Google Go oogle are are hiding billions of dollars in offshore o offshor e profits profits through through sophisticated d, though seemingly sophisticated, legal means. Reports show these companies p are arre taking g advantage g of loopholes that thaat allow them to set up are in countries that t are the most “tax friendly”” for for a given operation. operation. (For example, selling selling user software software as a “licensing” operation operation in states that permit tax-free tax-frree licensing;; avoiding cr eating a taxable taxxable residence residence in a creating major market market; t;; and cr creating eating mul multiple tiple

theree is resistance While ther W resistance to such changes ch hanges from from business lobbyists,, other ot ther governments struggling w their own financial crises are with are m motivated to either change the rules ru ules to the orr bring g these companies p bargaining ba argaining table.

The Th he draft draft plan aims for for OECD and non-OECD G20 m members together,r, by m members to work together agreeing ag greeing on specific changes to international in nternational tax rules in one to two t years. ye ears. —Dan Holden

in a statement.. “He’ll be working on special projects president projects as a vice v pr esident rreporting eporting directly directly to T Tim im Cook.”

Deneve worked with marketing m at Apple in Europe Europe in the 1990s.

His resume resume also includes includ des senior rroles oles at French French luxuryy brands brands Nina Ricci, Lanvin and d YSL. As As CEO and President President of YSL, Deneve is responsible responsible for for completely com mpletely rrevamping evamping the luxury line and bringing in controversial controverssial designers.

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He’s no stranger stranger to tech teech or the Silicon Valley.

Valleyy. Deneve graduated graduated fr om Stanford’s Stanford’s Business Busin ness school from with a Master’s Master ’ss degree degree e and has rreportedly eportedly advised several sevveral startups.

the conversation and ffor or us to start s find answers.” answeers.”

Deneve’s hire hire gives more m e credit mor credit to Apple’s iWatch iWatch rumors, rumors, especially after Apple filed a trademark trademark for for the term “iWatch” “iWatch”” in several seveeral countries last week.. Rumors around around o the iW atch suggest it will allow users iWatch to read read emails, watch videos and enable social media use. u Bringing in the luxuryy retail retail expert str aight from from one of the t world’s straight ffashion o ashion capitals may one-up competitors in the current current “smart “smart watch”” space, including includin ng Samsung, —Jennifer enniffeer Elias Sony and Google. —Je

JJUST U W UST WATCH ATCH Rumors suggest fashion fa ashion exec Paul Paul Deneve will help he elp make Apple Apple’s ’s iiWatch Watch much h more m than a wrist keyboard.

Apple Meets Hig A High gh F Fashion With rumors of the “iWatch” W “iWatch” looming, lo ooming, Apple has gone to luxurious luxurious lengths le engths with a new employee.

The Th he Cupertino Cupertino company hired hired Paul Pau ul Deneve, De eneve, former former CEO of fashion fashion house ho ouse Yves Yves Saint Laurent Laurent Group, Group, to o work on “special “special projects” projects” with h Apple A pple CEO Tim Tim Cook, as confirmed d by Bloomberg Bl loomberg last week.

“We’re “W We’re thrilled to welcome Paul Paul Deneve De eneve to Apple,” the company said s

PayPal P ayPal in Space S

aypal conferenc ce for the new P conference Paypal Galactic program p featured exastronaut/ t/self-promoter Buzz Aldrin. astronaut/self-promoter

He also said saaid that astronauts astronauts and tourists alike alike will still need to pay for for life’s life’s e necessities back on Earth, including including bills, as well as entertainm ment, music and ebooks entertainment, in space.. “The “ time has now come ffor or us to start s for the planning for futur e;; a future fu uture where where we aren’t aren’t just future; talking about abo out global payments,”” the company said s release. in a news release.

In this new w effort, effort, PayPal PayPal has joined with Moun ntain View-based Search Search Mountain ffor or Extraterrestrial Extrateerrestrial Intelligence (SETI), a scientific sccientific research research or ganization, as well as the second organization, man to walk waalk the moon, Buzz Aldrin.

With the first space hotel hotel scheduled to open in 2016, PayPal PayPal is already already looking for for a piece of the space pie. tourism pie

A ldrin took the podium at Ass Buzz Al Aldrin the announcement announcement press press conf erence, conference, he wasted no time publicizing p g his new book, new television series and a t-shirt t-sh hirt that displayed his T witter w handle.. He then went on Twitter handle. to talk about abo out his visions of space explor ation n.. “T To oday we’re we’re on the new exploration.

“Today cusp of a new n era era in space,”” Aldrin said. “It ’s not n unrealistic unrealistic to believe “It’s we’r generation away from from a we’ree onlyy a generation permanentt human life life on Mars. W e’ll We’ll need access accesss to money and finances and I’d likee to see the commitment to that during g my lifetime.” lifetime. etime ”

“Wee want to make sure “W sure that PayPal PayPal is the preferred preferred way to to pay from from space,”” PayPal PayPal President Presideent David Marcus Mar cus says in an announcement ann nouncement video. “There “There are are lots of important questions that the industry ind dustry needs to answer.. We answer We feel feel that it’s it’s important

Other tech h players looking into space tourism inc clude Microsoft Microsoft co-f ounder include co-founder P aul Allen and Amazon founder founder Paul Jeff Bezos ayPal’s founders, founders, Bezos.. One of P PayPal’s T esla e CEO Elon Musk, alr eady heads Tesla already the privately privateely held space company —Jennifer — feer Elias SpaceX. —Jennif

After 15 years of processing proccessing global online payments, p y , PayPal PayP yPal has announced a new com mmerce ventur commerce venturee that ’s, well, out of thiss world. The that’s, comp San Jose-based company pany announced that it would solve complex complex questions about comm merce in space commerce as a part of a new space spaace initiative called PayPal PayPal Galactic.

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THE T HE BEST BEST DEFENSE DEFENSE Artist M Mark ark Gray cre created eated this painting of San Jose e Earthquakes defender Steve Steven n Beitashour Beitashour, r, among House. which is am ong works featured in a silentt auction that will raise funds for the Abronzino Field H ouse e.

Artist Artists, tss, restaurants pitch p in to raise e house funds for f a field hous se honoring the soccer Jose man who brought so occer to San Jos se BY B Y GARY GAR RY SSINGH

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MUL MULTIGENERATIONAL LT TIGENERA AT TIONAL collaborative colla aborative powerhouse pow werhouse of fundraising fund draising is about to att L Le Petit Trianon detonate a eP etit T rianon downtown in downtow wn San JJose. ose.

In or order der to raise mone moneyy ffor o or a field Watson Park house at Wat tson P ark honoring Umberto Abronzino, U mberto Abr ronzino, the man who brought soccer fi tb first br ought ht rrecreational ecreational ti l so ccer to t 60 ago,, inter interesting this town 6 0 yyears ears ago esting people from array om an p eople fr a eclectic arra ay of San transforming JJose ose milieus ar aaree transf fo orming their help quarterskill sets to he elp raise a quar terbuckaroos. million buck a oos. The fundraising ar weekend. ccontinues ontinues thiss week end. Most importantly, art. imp ortantlyy, ther tthere’s e’s ar t.

Artt ffor Ar or o Abr Abronzino onzino Bowl, whic which h un nffo olds b eginning at 5:30pm thi unfolds beginning thiss Fr ridaay, will include a wine rreception ecepttion Friday, an nd a silent auction of original and do onated works b cal ar tists. donated byy lo local artists.

M Mark Grayy of the BR RUNI U Galler BRUNI Galleryy ha as donated a painting of San has JJose o Ear ose thquakes def feender Ste ven Earthquakes defender Steven B eitashour (see photo). Beit asho our Beitashour Beitashour is a L eland High Scho ol graduatee Leland School w b who egan pla ayying ffor o or the Quak kes began playing Quakes a ffew ew yyears ears ago ust ffor o or the eevent, ven nt, ago.. JJust Pi izza Bo cca L upo fr om San P edrro Pizza Bocca Lupo from Pedro S Sq quare Mark M ket will ill supply l an o ven, Square Market oven, on nsite, to crank out pies ffor o or the onsite, at ttendees. De vil’s C anyon Br ewin ng attendees.

Devil’s Canyon Brewing C ompany will pr ovide a ffew ew kegs. kegss.

Company provide M Man d tists who donated Manyy of the ar artists w works will also at on, tend the auction, auctio attend pr roviding a gr eat opp or tunity ffor o or providing great opportunity eeveryone veryone to witness the pr ocess— — process—

much better people better than p eo ople blindly donating in absentia..

The fundraising model mo odel involved involved here here at least partly partly originated orriginated when the Ellington Library Ellington Branch B Library needed to raise money moneey and reinvent reinvent itself a few few years years back. back k. The genteel spirits involved involved initially initially plotted plotted to throw throw a superstar superstar bash bassh with—get ready—punch readyy— —punch and cookies, cookies, hoping such a Dionysian Dionysian combination com mbination of gastronomic gastronomic Michelin-starred Micheelin-starred delicacies delicacies would elicitt funds from from the local local community. community.

Enter Don Gagliardi, Gagliardi, d , a local local community community booster, booster, whose w fundraising vision went weent far beyond beyond punch and ccookies. ookies. As As result, result, he went out off his way way to navigate naavvigate Roscoe Ro oscoe P. P. Coltrane-level Coltrane o -level bureaucracies bureaucracies just to get permission permission for fo or alcohol alc l ohol h l at a library librar lib y fundraiser. f d i . fundraiser His efforts eff ffo orts eventually eventuallyy succeeded, succeeded, wine and food food were were donated, d artists artists bequeathed bequeathed their th heir works, works, a wide variety people variety of interesting interesting e people participated participated and afterr all was was said and done, done, $15,000 $15,000 was was a raised for for o the Ellington Ellington Branch Library.

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Currently, Curr enttlyy, Gagliardi Gagliardi spearheads spearheads the Abronzino Abron nzino Field Field House fundraising fundraisin ng effort, eff ffo ort,, basing the model model experiences on his previous previous v experiences raising ccold old hard hard cash cash for fo or his neighborhood neighborhood library. librar y. Full Full u disclosure: disclosure: Gagliardi Gagliardi is a friend,, as his h explosive explosive and righteous antagonism agonism ant m toward toward the San Jose Joose Mercury News sports Mercurry Ne N ws sp orts desk has cracked now.. cracked me m up ffor o or yyears ears now But I digress. digress. Some background background here here is important. imp portant. Watson Park Park itself occupies occu upies an interesting interesting part part of northeast northeaast San Jose, Jose, situated at the end off Jackson Jackson Street Street and right behind Street behind where wh here East Taylor Taylor y Street collides collides into in nto 101. The city city originally built the park on the former site of a p former o dump—in dump —in n that sense it was was textbook textbook San Jose—but when Umberto Jose—but — Umberto Abronzino Abronzino o first arrived arrived in town during thee ’50s, ’50s, he helped helped launch the Peninsula Peninssula Soccer Soccer League League with Watson Park turf.

W t Park a k as its it home h tturf. He H also administrated admin nistrated the league out of the Bascom Bascom m Barber Barber Shop, Shop, which he operated operated for fo or nearly 50 years years until his death in 2006 i 20 06 at the age of 85.

Just Just about aboutt everyone everyone who has ever ever played plaayed soccer soccer in Santa Santa Clara County County owes a debt deb bt to Abronzino.

Abronzino. He created created the th he royal royal soccer soccer bloodline bloodline of San Jose. was administrator,, Jose. He H w as an administrator a referee reffeeree and a a tireless tireless diplomat for for o the game.. h world’s world’ ld’’s game Unfortunately, Unffo ortu unatelyy, after toxins were were discovered disc overed d in the soil underneath Watson Park, Park, a , the facility facility closed in 2005 20 05 and reopened reopened in 2011. New New soccer soccer fields field ds exist exist and a dog dog park occupies portion acreage. occupies one o p ortion of the acr eage.

But much moree needs to b bee done done.. h mor Master plans plaans for fo or a new new multi-story multi-story field housee include cconcessions, oncessions, additionall rrestrooms, areas, estrooms, storage ar eas, office office space, spacce, a boardroom boardroom and sweeping hills.. sweeping vie vviews ws of the eastern hills It should b bee an aawesome facility. w wesome facilit y.

If one si simply imply visits the park and stands above soccer fields,, stands up ab ove the so ccer fields amid the weeds and dry w dry grass where where the field house h will eeventually ventually sit, the vision ccomes through. omes smashing thr ough.

A new new interchange interchange will soon soon appear app ear at Taylor Tayylor and 101. BART BAR RT will eventually eventuallyy emerge emerge nearby. nearby. The San Jose Jose Earthquakes Earth hquakes could could stage stage offsite events Reserve League matches.. events or R eeserve L eague matches All in all, it iit’s ’s a win-win situation.

Umberto bee proud.

Umberto himself h would b proud.

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He dabb bled in photojournalism dabbled at West Weest Valley Valle a yC ollege’s student College’s ne wspaperr and sswitched witched to newspaper writing wh hile at San JJose ose St ate while State U niversity. After ccollege, ollege, he work ed University. worked at a niche magazine ffor o or ccomputer omputer pr ogramm mers. It had a cir culation of programmers. circulation 110,0 00 an nd rrevenues evenues of $10 million.

110,000 and N ow he ha as nearly 4 million Go ogle Now has Google Plus ffollowers, o ollow wers, he sa ayys with a laugh, says and har dlyy mak es an nyything off it. hardly makes anything He still rreports eports on technolo gy but technology is he still a journalist yybrid,”” journalist?? “I’m a h hybrid,” he sa ayys wit thout missing a b eat, says without beat, cconjuring onjuring images of the eeye ye ccameraamerawearing cy yborg plugging himself cyborg in lik e at a char esla ging st ation. likee a T Tesla charging station.

What he means m though, is that during a st tring of mark eting jobs string marketing after the tr rade magazine trade magazine,, including one as a te echnology eevangelist vangelist ffor o or technology Micr osoft in Seat tle, he sswung wung o ver Microsoft Seattle, over to what pu urists cconsider onsider the dark purists side of pub blic rrelations. elations. public T odaay h ves as the St artup Today he ser serves Startup Liaison O ffi er ffor ffic o or the web hosting Officer ccompany ompany Rackspac R e, pr omoting Rackspace, promoting the brand as op en (“I only ha ave open have one numb ber, and I pick it up .”), number, up.”), transpar en nt,, ccommunity ommunity engaged— transparent, and ccool. ool. He H do es that b does byy seeking out the ble eeding edge technolo gy, bleeding technology, not b yiing to b byy tr trying bee hip hip.. He wears white ggym ym m so cks and driv es a socks drives minivan. “I’m “ a dork,”” he cconfirms. onfirms.

“I alw ays y tr ave a first -row always tryy to ha have first-row seat on tec chnology— —and ha ave technology—and have somethingg to sa ay ab out what it say about means ,” Sc coble sa ayys. means,” Scoble says.

“I’m on pendent onee of the last indep independent tech brand ds. Most of the other brands. indep endeents ha ave turned into independents have ccorporate orporate brands echCrunch e brands,, lik likee T TechCrunch or ReadWrite ReadW e Wr Write r or GigaOm. Om Malik st arted a blo b started blogg and turned that into a company. company. I ne ver ha ave turned never have into a ccompany. om mpany. It ’s just me and m It’s myy blo witter ffeed w eeed and m blogg and m myy T Twitter myy Fac ebook and m edIn and Facebook myy Link LinkedIn Go ogle Plu us and Flipb oard.”

Google Plus Flipboard.”

Mo dern n digit g al jjournalism ccan an b Modern digital bee a paradox.. While he acknowledges the pheno omenon of endlessly phenomenon rreposted eposted factual fa mist akes, Sc oble mistakes, Scoble sees the b e enefits of cr owdsourced benefits crowdsourced journalism m that le verages the leverages ccollective ollective brain. b “I ccame ame along in the blo gging world, w and vvery ery quickly I blogging

17 Scoble Scoble S bl ha has has a serious i side id as well ll that goes goes b beyond eyond the light light-hearted -hearted jousting,, gi jousting gimmickry immickry and fanb fanboy oy enthusiasm m and pr probably obably ac accounts counts power digital ffor o or his staying stayi ying p ower as a digit al He’s trying era ttalking alking head. He ’s now tr ying sortt out the ac accelerating pattern to sor celerating pat tttern technological moree of technolo ogical change in a mor way, umbrella scholarly w ay, under the umbr ella Age Context, book he’s of The A gge oof C oontteext, the b ook he ’s Bay Area cco-authoring o -authorin ng with Ba ay Ar ea writer Shel Israel.

Ensconced paper Ensc onced e amidst pap er photo backdrops boxes back drops and light b oxes and Moon multiple monitors m in his Half Mo on Bay studio/office, wheree the one one-Ba ay studio/ /office, wher man mediaa machine manages his broadcasts posts he’s br oadcasts and p osts when he ’s not makes in the field d or on the rroad, oad, he mak es area wheree he gr grew it back to tthe he ar ea wher ew was educated. spoke up and w ass educ ated. He sp oke at TedX the 2011 T eedX San JJose ose and will both keynote interview lead b oth a k eynote inter view and a Age Context session on The A gge of C oontteext at the Creative Convergence Silicon Valley Cr eative C o vergence Silic on on V aalley technology September. technolo gy cconference onffeerence in Septemb er.

(C2SV produced byy a spinoff (C2S V is pr roduced b newspaper.) ccompany ompany of o this ne wspaper.)

With seemingly energy, W iith see emingly endless ener gy, Scoble perch Sc oble sits at his p erch at the ccenter enter media technology worlds,, of the med dia and technolo gy worlds ccalmly almly checking checcking his messages and news never off, ne ws ffeeds. eeeds. He ne ver turns them off ff,, says hiss job job’s good gets,, and sa ayys hi ’s as go od as it gets pays boot. and pa ayys well w to b oot. don’t have time.. I “I don ’t ha h ave much down time don’t look To don ’t lo ok at what I do as work. T o putting me a job is put ting a rroof oof on a Dallas That’s don’t house in JJuly. u y. That uly ’s work. I don ’t myy work is fun do work. Most M of m anyway.

Why an yway. Wh W hy do I need down time from fr om fun?””

For industry that’s been F or an in ndustry that ’s b een hammered ed hammer d and decimated in the digital age,, Sc Scoble’s digit al age oble’s rreinvention einvention as personal a journalistt with a p ersonal brand, shortt ccommute, sponsor a shor om mmute, a sp onsor and distribution network his own dis stribution net work offers hopee that inf informed off ffeers hop fo ormed and independent prosper indep enden nt vvoices oices ccan an pr osper wreckage amidst the wr eckage of legacy media.

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In Context Conttext

BY B YR ROBERT O BE RT SSCOBLE COBLE L AND SHEL ISRAEL ISRAEEL

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N The Perfect Perfect Storm, author Sebastian Coe described a rare rare but fierce fi weather phenomenon, phenomenon n, convergen nce of caused by the convergence three meteorological forces forcces that create what is called da perfect storm. Perfect Perfect storms sto orms land change the face of the land when they hit. At first there’s th here’s havoc and debris. debris. Then there th here is rebuilding. The landscape landsca ape heals heals,, and very often the places hit hardest end up p better off than they were e before the storm.

Our p perfect erfeect storm is ccomprised omprissed not of thr three ee fforces, o orces, but fiv five. e. A Ass discrete discr ete entities entities,, each fforce o orce is al already lreadyy partt of yyour par our lif life: fee: mobile de devices; vicess; social so cial media; big dat data; a; sensors; and location-based lo cation-based ser services. vices.

What is ne new w and diff different ffeerent is how fivee fforces aree cconverging these fiv orces ar o on nvergingg into great superforce, whose one gr eat sup erfo orce, one whos se impact will b bee far gr greater eater than the sum of its par parts. ts.

This sup superforce erfo orce will so fundamentally fundament ally and univ universally ersally cchange a ge work o and a d lif life fe ffor or most o ost people p eople in the de developed veloped world,, that we b believe elieve it will usher in a ne new w age age..

Wee ccall W all it the A Age ge of C Context. ontextt.

What is Context?

Context?

Context is ab Context about out how we rrelate elatee to eeverything verything ar around ound us us.. C Context onteext aff affects ffeects wh whyy we w wake ake up smilingg when sunlight cr creeps eeps into our bedroom b edroom and wh why hy we shiv shiver er in n the ccold. old. Some of it is learned, and some of it is instinctual.

Computers C omputers ar aree not living thi things. ings.

Theyy ha The have ave historic historically ally lack lacked ed eeven ven a smidgeon of ccommon ommon sense sense..

But, o over ver time we we’ve ’ve added mo more ore humanlikee ccapabilities humanlik apabilities such as

memor gic. Th hey ha ave b ecome memoryy or lo logic.

They have become indisp ensable to ols. The an stor e, indispensable tools.

Theyy ccan store, sear ch, ccommunicate ommunicatte and do lots of search, other useful stuff ff.. stuff.

But until vvery ery rrecently, eccentlyy, not one ccomputer omputer had the go ggood od sense to w ake yyou ou up early b ecause it snowed wake because last night and yyou’ll ou’lll need a lit tle little eextra xtra time to get to work,, or that the p eople yyou ou ar posed to meet people aree supp supposed need to b ou ar bee notified that yyou aree running 20 minute es late minutes late..

Y eet all that is hap ppening Yet happening to daay, and much more more just lik today, likee it. Emer gent techno ologies ar Emergent technologies aree making our ccomputing omputting de vices devices mor e. The oming moree intuitiv intuitive.

Theyy ar aree ccoming to underst and the pat p ttterns of the understand patterns humans that ccarry arry them. t The Theyy know wher ou ar w yyou ou ar wheree yyou aree and what aree doing as yyou ou rroam oam ab aabout, out, and the theyy ccan an pr edict with inc creasing ac curacy predict increasing accuracy what yyou ou ma ay need d to do ne xt— may next— then do it ffor o or yyou. ou.

The st ate of the ar rt is ab out to ttake ake state art about a giant leap fforward. o orward. d Go ogle Glass is Google one of our st ar at ttra t actions. While we star attractions. b elieve Glass will b believe bee a trigger into the ne w era, it is not alo one. A gr eat man ny new alone. great many other ccontextual ontextual de devices v es will know vic when we ar aree w walking, alkin ng, sk skydiving, kydiving, running running, g, skiing skiing, g, sur surfing, fi g, sleeping fing p g or w watching atching TV TV. V.

Mobile Sometime in 2012,, the t number number of ccellphones ellphones on Earth Earth h surpassed the number numb er of p people. eople. By B the end of the yyear, ear, we had 120 0 million ttablet ablet ccomputers omputers and Gar Gartner t tner Gr Group, oup, a market mark et analyst, predicted pred dicted the numb number er would gr grow ow to 6 665 65 million m b byy 2016.

Whether or not these t fforecasts o orecasts ccome ome close do doesn’t esn’t rreally eally mat matter. ter. The point p oint is that there there ar aaree going to b bee a whole lot of mobilee de devices vices ar around ound and,, b byy simple arith arithmetic, hmetic, most people p eople in the de developed velo oped world will

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realized realized li d the h audienc audience di e w was as smar smarter ter than I w was. as. The audien audience nce help helped ed me write m myy stories stories.. T Take a e the plane ak crash on Satur Saturday daay her heree at SFO SFO.. In m myy stream was was ccomment omment str eam w as a guy who w as on the plane and a guyy who shot the plane that crashed in the t Hudson have and some pilots who ha h ave jet they’re eexperience. xperience. By ccommenting ommenting the y’re story.

They’re adding on to the stor y. The y’re either wrong ccorrecting orrecting stuff that yyou o got wr ou ong understanding or adding on to the un nderstanding or sharing facts “That’s likee aabout “That ’s what I lik bout the open Internet storyy rreal-time eal-time op en Interne et ... The stor does have ccould ould eevolve volve and do es ha ave some incorrect hours.. It inc orrect stuff in the eearly arly hours pro too likee CNN CNN.. did on the pr o stuff to o lik You saw turned Y ou sa o aw stuff that turn ned out not bee true ffor to b o or a whole lot of rreasons easons because aren’t b ecause witnesses ar en n’t vvery ery accurate language. ac curate with their lan nguage. they “One witness said the ey saw saaw a was plane ccartwheeling. artwheeling. It w as obvious obvious looking plane,, it never in lo oking at the plane neveer aren’t ccartwheeled artwheeled but eeyewitnesses yewittnesses ar en’t always good theyy sa saw. alw ayys go od with what the aw. Their plays they’re mind pla ayys with them,, and a the y’re not professional To pr offeessional ccommunicators. ommuniccators. T o her looked it lo oked like like it cartwheeled. cartwheeeled. To To me it looked like little lo ok keed lik ke it went up a lit tttle bit. That gets rrepeated. epeated.

“There’s incorrect “Ther e’s lots of inc orrrect information inf fo ormation or rumorss or things aren’t byy officials officials.. that ar en’t yyet et cconfirmed onfirm med b I’d have that But I’ d rather ha ave tha at than the old days wait da ayys when I had to w a to hear the ait storyy and eeven bee stor ven then,, I ccouldn’t ouldn’t b suree it w was sur as the ccorrect orrect story story because because I argue ccouldn’t ouldn’t ar gue it out with w pilots and mayor. passengers and the ma ayor. And SFO Airport Facebook Twitter, Airp ort is on Fac ebook k and T w witttter, they’re and the y’re able to ccorrect orrrect stuff that theyy see is inc incorrect.

They’re the orrect. Th heyy’re able to information pass along inf fo ormation n in rreal-time. eal-time. prefer new wheree “I far pr effeer this ne w world wher we’re and we ’re all cconnected onnected an d all able to storyy tha than add onto the stor an the old wheree ther there’s world wher e’s a ccommittee ommittttee sitting officee to sit ting in some ccorporate orporaate offic storyy w was decide what the stor as that I should rread.” ead.”

Ass one of the first to see ne new A w technologies, both technolo gies, b oth physical ph hysical gadgets services likee In Instagram, and web ser vices lik nstagram, g , of was the users,, which he w as one of th he first users Scoble enjoys new Sc oble enjo oyys geeking out o to ne w products. says opens pr oducts. He sa ays y he op pens his video interviews who aree yyou?” inter views with “So wh ho ar ou?” because he’s b ecause he ’s bad with names n and would fforget o orget to write them t down. signature And it eevolved volved into a si ignature shtick.

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Shel Israel and R Robert obert Scoble previously co-author co-authored red N Naked aked Conversations Conversations, s, How H ow Blogs are Chang Changing ging the W Way ay Businesses T Talk alk with Customers (John Wiley W iley & Son 2006).

bee carrying b carrying i around around d more m e than mor h one off anyy giv given moment. them at an en mo oment.

Mobile is ttaking aking ne new w fforms. orms. Y o You’ve ou’ve o already heard about Google Glass,, alr eady hear d ab out Go G ogle Glass but there there is a lot mor moree going on in wearables,, and despitee how ne new wearables w and different diff ffeerent these pr products oduccts ma may ay seem, happening eningg faster than adoption is happ yyou ou may maay think.

Smartphones aree no now primaryy Smar tphones ar ow the primar device de vice ffor or most p o people—the eoplee—the one the theyy live liv ve on and use most of o the time time.. This has b been een made possible, possiblle, of course, course, byy the gr b great eat migration n of dat dataa from from our individual ccomputers omputters into the Internet cloud and it is i now b being eing strengthened str enggtthened b byy its accommodation accommodation of contextual contextual applications. applicatiions.

Wee believe, W believe, despite inno innovations vations in ne next-generation xt-generation lap laptops ptops as well as the incr incredible edible hands-f hands-free free ccapabilities apabilities of wearables wearables,, that ffor or at least the o next ne xt fiv five-to-10 e-to -10 yyears ears th the he smar smartphone tphone will b bee the wir wireless eless de device-of-choice. evice- off- choice.

Wee also believe W believe tha that at in b both oth phones and ttablets, ablets, th the he brand and the op operating erating ssystems ystemss yyou ou cho choose ose ar aree starting st arting to mat matter ter less less. s. The har hardware dware fforms o orms fr from om multiple suppliers s ar aree starting st arting to rresemble esemble each e other

and d the h d de devices evic i es p perform erfo orm eextremely xtremely l similar functions. fun nctions.

The rreal eall mobile ne news ws is not in the devices themselves, devices themselv es, but in how software software has h changed. A lit little tttle o over ver a decade software was decade ago, ago o, softw are w as primarily loaded ont onto to our desktop ccomputers omputers by discs.. Pric Price-per-user by inserting insertin ng discs e-per-user was was often well o over ver $10 $100 0 and occasionally $1000. occasionallly eexceeded xceeded $10 00.

Today’s Todaayy’s software software is small, inexpensive inexpensivve or fr free. ee. The aaverage verage user downloads download ds sc scores ores of them.

SSocial ocial Media In 2005, 2005,, when w we wer weree rresearching esearching Naked Nak ked e C Conversations, onv o ver erssations, there there wer weree less than 4 mill million lion p people eople using blo blogs, gs, podcasts. social wikis and p odcasts. The terms so cial media and so ssocial cial networks nettwoorks did not yyet eet Fast-forward beginning eexist. xist. Fast -ffo orward to the b eginning when weree of 2013 wh hen a billion ttweets weets wer posted growth p osted eevery ver e y 48-72 hours and gr owth was w as exponential. expon nential.

Today, aree nearly 1.5 billion T odaay, there t e ar ther people social networks. p eople on so cial net works. Almost modern no successful successsful mo dern business deploys strategyy that deplo ys a go ggo-forward -ffor o ward strateg

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Data Wee hear a gr W great eat deal ab about bout dat dataa these da days. ayys. A lot of it iss ab about out danger and size size.. Ir Ironically, onicallyy, justt ab about out eeverything verything we enjo enjoyy an and nd need online ccomes omes to us fr from om dat data. a. It is the oxygen Age Context. ox ygen of the A ge of C ontext. It is essential. eeverywhere verywhere and it is es ssential. data, Often it is ccalled alled big dat a, because that been b ecause the amount th hat has b een accumulated ac cumulated is so vast.. Describing it likee tr trying in quantifiable terms iiss lik ying measuree the univ universe to measur ersse or ccalculate alculate manyy angels ccan dancee on a how man an danc d Pinterest Pinter est pinhead.

Dataa is how we mea measure Dat asure the 2005 Internet. Back in 20 055 Eric Schmidt, then CEO of Go Google, ogle, estimated e the size of the Internet, at rroughly oughly 5 million terab terabytes. ytes. T Today odaay that that’s ’s small potatoes.

Every day, p otatoes. Ev ery da ay, wee eexpand xpand the byy half the siz size was internet b ze it w as in 2005—and 20 05—and it ccontinues ontinuees to eexpand xpand at rate.. an eexponential xponential rate 90 percent IBM estimates that 9 0p ercent of world’ss dat dataa w was created the world’ as cr reated in the

two yyears. eaars. A ated last two Ass Rick Smolan st stated xqu uisite photo b ook, The in his eexquisite book, Facce of Big Dat a, “in the first Human Face Data, day life today, daay of a baby's bab by's lif fe to daay, the world creates dataa ccontained creates 70 times t the dat ontained in the entir entire Libraryy of C Congress.” re Librar ongress.”

This mea means day ans that eevery very da ay of yyour our life, being liffe, more more of o it is b eing uploaded than was created throughout was cr reated thr oughout all recorded recorded history hiistory until just a ccouple ouple off years years ago. ago o.

So, So, there’s there’s lots of ffocus ocus on the “big”” asp aspect data. a. It sometimes ecct of dat gives gives us thee image of truckloads of data heaped upon data being being heap ed up on eexisting xisting truckloads some somewhere where up in the clo oud, cr eating a vir tual Internet cloud, creating virtual mountain so s immense it mak es mountain makes Everest look look o lik Everest likee a molehill. op pinion, the ffocus ocus is on In our opinion, the wr ong par t: It ’s not the big wrong part: It’s d a mountain dat moun ntain i that h mat ttters so data matters e eople; it ’s those tin tle much to p people; it’s tinyy lit little spoonfuls we w eextract xtract whene ver we spoonfuls whenever search, chat, chatt, view, view, listen, buy—or buyy— or do search, anything el lse online anything else online.. The hugeness can intimidate, intimid date, but the lit tle piec es can little pieces make us sm marter and enable us to make smarter keep up with, wiith, and mak f, an keep makee sense of of, acceleratingg world. accelerating We call call this th his the miracle of lit tttle dat a.

We little data. oup ple of sec onds, and on a In a ccouple seconds, i l tr y, we w find fi d pr ecisely i l the h thr h ee single try, precisely three tweets we ar aaree sear ching ffor. o or. The tweets searching Theyy ar aree extracted from frrom billions that we don ’t extracted don’t want and don d ’t rreceive. eceive. want don’t Yo ou don’t don’t ’ need to b technologist You bee a technologist understand a ther to understand theree is something n our abilit ty to find amazing in ability precisely th he dat ant,, in a song precisely the dataa we w want, song,, estaurant rreview, eview, an email,, orr a rrestaurant th he dat want. It’s It’s like like and only the dataa we want. iamond in a ccoalmine— oalmine— finding a di diamond every time we sear ch—without every search—without dirtying ou urselves in the ccoal. oal. dirtying ourselves We accomplish accom mplish this b ecause We because computers ha ave de veloped the computers have developed ability to rrecognize e ognize pat ec ttterns in dat ability patterns dataa streams and and eextract xtract dat streams dataa based on who’s asking askin ng for for o it. It is a complicated complicated who’s process tha at happ ens usually in process that happens wo sec onds. under ttwo seconds.

Until rrecently, eccentlyy, only the wealthiest Until owerful or ganizations and most p powerful organizations could eextract xtraact eff ffeectively fr om could effectively from databases. F irst, a ccomputer omputer databases.

First, proffeessionaal who ccould ould sp eak the professional speak abase softw are language o off a dat database software program had haad to put the dat program dataa into a structur ould structuree that the machine ccould

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does not include so does social ciall media.

Almost eevery very mobile app a we mention in this b book ook ccontains ontains a social so cial media ccomponent. omponent.

When or organizations ganizations use u so social cial media wisely, customers wisely y, ccompanies ompanies and cu ustomers ccome ome closer to together. gether. Emplo Employees oyees e and users making products often ccollaborate ollaborate on ma aking pr oducts services and ser vices better. betttter.

Smartt ccompanies have Smar ompanies ha ave ccome ome understand social t underst to d tand d that th t so ci l media cial di allows them to cut ccosts ossts and improve marketing, impr ove mark eting, rresearch, esearch, product development, pr oduct de velopment,, rrecruiting, ecruiting, ccommunications ommunications and supp ssupport. ort. seven What has changed in the se even yyears eears sincee we pr proclaimed Naked sinc oclaimed its arrival a in Nak keed Conversations social C oonv veerrssations is that so ciial media is no longer a disruptiv disruptive ve force. for o ce. Instead it is a vital vit al business ccomponent. omponen nt.

Social essential So cial media is essen ntial to the new Age Context. ne wA ge off C ontext. It It is i in i our that makee online cconversations onversations th hat we mak like, wheree we ar aree it clear what we lik e, wher w aree lo looking Ass and what we ar oking ffor. o or. A social mobile,, so cial media integratess with mobile data, sensors,, and lo location-based dat a, sensors cattion-based technologies, serves technolo gies, it ser ves as a a ffount ount of o personalized highly p ersonalized ccontent o ontent and technology that ccontent ontent allows tec chnology to understand underst and the ccontext ontext x of who yyou ou are, aree doin doing ar e, what yyou ou ar ng and what aree lik likely next. yyou ou ar ely l to d do ne xt.

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understand,, and then know how to understand, later.. rretrieve etrieve it later Most of us ar aree a mu much uch messier data.

Wee ha have lot when it ccomes omes to dat d a. W ave created cr eated a mess messyy Intern Internet net filled text, posts with te xt,, sites and p o that did osts not adher adheree to dat database abasse language structur es and, ther effor o e, ccould ould not structures therefore, b ound o in structur ed d dat abases. bee ffound structured databases.

A arted ccoming om ming at a daily Ass dat dataa st started rate of 70 times the ccontents o ontents of the Libraryy of C Congress, programmers Librar ongress, pr p ogrammers simply ccould ould not k keep eep p structuring dataa an anywhere and entering dat y ywher e near the speed sp eed at which p people eoplee pr produced oduced it. next-generation ompanies lik likee So ne xt-generation ccompanies Google Go ogle st started arted buildin building ng net networks works of dataa ccenters employed gigantic dat enters that t emplo yed omputerss to host all the millions of ccomputers dat eing pr oduced. dataa b being produced.

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that Steins is a salute to the traditional German beer halls and gardens, The burger options go pretty far out of the ordinary, including arugula, pork which he experienced during his travels throughout Europe’s premier belly, Brie, anchovies—really a lot of interesting choices. Yet despite how exotic beer cities. Designed by architect Marc Dimalanta, Steins features a 300it all sounds, BCBC turned out to be quite a casual comfort-food eatery. seat, 8,000-square-foot domed interior room and a 4,000-square-foot It’s tucked away down an alley, kind of out of sight, a few buildings away from outdoor patio.

Blue Line Pizza in downtown Campbell. The building is tiny and feels like a Ted, with his contagious positive energy, says that he can’t wait converted studio cottage, so seating is limited. When I ate there during the soft for folks to check out the “in-your-face, custom-made walk-in cooler” opening, they hadn’t opened the patio up yet. That changes on July 13, their next to the main bar. Guests can gaze at the unique direct-draw draft official grand opening. They’ll also be expanding their menu some. But even system—the tap handles are connected to the kegs, eliminating draft on my visit, they already had a half-dozen burger options, and about the same lines and helping to keep the beer at the highest quality and freshness for chicken sandwiches. They also offered two grilled cheese sandwiches, one levels. Having 30 draft beers is a manageable number for staff, Ted says: standard and one with broccoli and bacon.

“I want them to know exactly what we’re serving. I want to be able to Despite all the complex ingredients, they went basic on the bun, which is a give genuine beer recommendations, so ongoing beer education will be good thing. It was soft and squishy and soaked up the burger juices, enhancing important.” the burger flavor. BCBC also offers several microbrews on tap, as well as several The food will have a local, farm-to-table emphasis according to chef wines to choose from.

Reade, and everything will be made in-house, including breads and I ordered the Crispy Prosciutto burger ($10), which also came with pretzels. Because of the generous kitchen space, there will also be incaramelized onions and triple crème Brie. It was like a reimagined bacon house charcuterie, butchery and pickling programs. “We want to make cheeseburger, with the salty prosciutto instead of bacon, and tangy Brie instead food as fresh as the beer is,” says Reade, who embraces beer’s versatility in of cheddar cheese. The prosciutto was an excellent bacon substitute and blended food pairing. well with the beef and the caramelized onions.

Some examples from the tidy menu of 25 items include pork belly The Psychedelic Goat Cheese burger, for $9, was another great selection. The burger is served with a dollop of this flavorful concoction of soft goat cheese, mushrooms, truffle oil and chives. Instead of a bed of lettuce, the burger rested on a heap of arugula leaves.

I wasn’t nearly as impressed with the California Chicken Club, which was $9.

Everything on the sandwich—free-range chicken, avocado, bacon—was fine, it just wasn’t original the way the burgers were. However the Chicken Mushroom Swiss, for $9, was: Grilled chicken, crispy shiitake mushrooms, arugula and Swiss fondue on a French roll.

For sides, I suggest skipping the truffle fries, which are quite steep at $5.35, and not that great, and instead ordering the BCBC chips for $2.95, which are freshmade potato chips. They are seasoned with what tastes like a healthy amount of salt and pepper and are quite good.—Aaron Carnes BROWN CHICKEN BROWN COW 397 E. Campbell Ave., Campbell. 408.340.5916.

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PON ENTERING the SOFA district’s newest restaurant, one’s senses are met by the trappings of a bygone era: the sound of an upbeat early ragtime tune played by an antique player piano, the hissing of a fizzy beverage being THE REAL THING The pizza at Terrone prepared at the sodaoffountain and the smell of freshly popped comes with a seal Italian approval. popcorn prepared by an old-fashioned machine.

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Located on William street next-door to San Jose Stage Company, Orchestria Palm Court offers the feel of an early 20th-century bistro, but with a modern menu designed with the health-conscious in mind. Owner Mark Williams, who OT A LOT dishessays have analways organization previously worked as anof engineer, he was fascinated by the mechanics dedicating to preserving historical of electric pianos and vintage jukeboxes. Thetheir restaurant, which itself is a restored building from the same era, houses to aordozen different vintage musical authenticity.

Pizzaclose does, at least Neapolitan machines from theoriginal 19th and 20th centuries, as wellof as antique pizza—the modern version pizza art nouveau musical posters, serve as decoration skylight-lit dining room. that camewhich out of Naples, Italy,ininthe the 1800s. The Williams says he wants the restaurant to have a casual, welcome feel where organization, Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, guests can come hear old-time melodies while enjoying their meal, or just a glass hands out certifications to restaurants all over the of wine or beer before the theater. His primary interest, however, was a concern meetrestaurant their very specific guidelines as to withworld the lackthat of healthy options in downtown San Jose, noting that what constitutes a genuine Neapolitan pizza.

Here there were few places that offered farm-to-table style dining or health-conscious in the The Baymenu Area,atonly a handful of restaurants are dairy ingredients.

Orchestria Palm Court features all organic so certified.

Onecattle of them, Terrone a casual products from grass-fed and local, organicPizzeria, produce. There is an absence of any upscale microwaves or deep fryers in the kitchen. joint, was opened a few weeks ago in Palo The restaurant’s chef, Tom Sheridan, who is awere big proponent Alto by three friends, all of whom born inof farm-to-table, wholesome cooking, says he was excited to work with Williams, as they both Southern Italy. share the same passion of good-for-you food. Their current menu features what defines a prix truefixe Italian pizza is its include lightness. severalGenerally, different European-style meals, which taxThe and service in crust is thinner, the toppings are sparser and the ingredients are all the price, which ranges from $30 to $50. very basic.

Rather theinclude heavy, an doughy concoction familiar Prix fixe menu mainthan dishes herb-roasted chicken withtothymeAmericans, pizza in Italy is considered a light dish that will roasted carrots and marble potatoes, a paprika spiced pork chopleave with popcorn littleand hungry after leaving the dinner table. gritsone andacorn tomato salad, a vegetarian baked ratatouille and a rib-eye steak To obtain the coveted certification, restaurant meet with balsamic onion jam, olive oil potatoesa and sauteedmust spinach with tomatoes. criteria, such as what ingredients are used, thewhile pizzathe $40 and The many $30 menu offers a strawberry summer salad as a how starter prepared, whatoffer kinda of ovenofit’sstrawberry cooked insalad and more.

Terrone $50 is prix fixe menus choice or smoked salmon tartine. passed all the tests.

They knead their dough by hand and let it rise Chef Sheridan says he enjoys cooking to every guest’s health naturally overand a 24-hour period beforeapopping it into a brick accommodations the menu features vegetarian special thatoven, can be wheretoit fit is fully cooked in about 90 seconds.

The with crust their is crispy modified vegan and gluten-free diners.

Fitting bidand to support local products, the Orchestria Palm Court also features bread and desserts from bistro and bakery, La Lune Sucree and Sweetdragon Baking Company, as well as Chromatic coffee.—Jeff Cianci

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ARTS TS metroactive metr oactivve AR 9T TO O5 The Dolly P Parton arton musical presented pr esented by West West Valley Vaalley Light Lighht Opera.

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Oper a. Runs thru Jul 27 7. Fri, 8pm.

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CALIFORNIATHEA CALIFORNIA THEATRE ATRE T CENTER Three plays in rrepertory.

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THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED THELITTLEDOGLA UGHED A comedy about a movie star who won’t won’t stay in the closet; presented pr esented by Northside Theatre Theattre Company.

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THE LLOUDEST OUDEST MAN ON EARTH EAR RT TH TheatreWorks pr TheatreWorks presents esents a world worrld premiere pr emiere comedy about a stage rromance omance between a deaf stag ge director dir ector and a journalist. Opens Openns Wed, W ed, 8pm.. Also plays: Thu-Fri, Thu-Fri, 8pm,, Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2 and 7pm.

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A MINISTER’S AMINIS STER’SWIFE T WIFE A musical based on Geor George ge Bernardd Shaw’s Bernar Shaw’s “Candida” “Candida” married about a mar ried woman in a love triangle;; presented presented by SSJJ Rep. Runs thru Jul 14. Wed, Wed, 7:30pm, Thu-Fri, 8pm,, Sat, 3 and a $29-$74.

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REEFER MADNE MADNESS: SS: THE MUSICAL A tune-filled rreboot eboot of the cultt film of the anti-marijuana cul the from 1930s, fr om San Jose SStage. tage.

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Presented antorum. choral Audiences sing full chor al works.

Mozart’s work s Sing Mozart s. ’ss “Requiem,” “Requiem Requiem,” Gregory Wait. led by Gr egory W ait. Mon, Altos 7:30pm. $15. LLos os Al tos United Church.

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CANTOR CANT OR AR ARTS TS CENTER “Storied P “Storied Past: ast:: Four Centuries French Drawings from of Fr ench Dr awings fr om the Blanton Museum of Art,” opens Wed. “Inspired ed by W ed. Ends Sep 22. “Inspir Odilon Redon and TTemptation: emptation: e Anthony,” Saint Anthony y,,” a collection of lithographs.

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10am3pm. De Anza College, upertino.

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HISTORY HIS STOR RY PARK PA ARK SSAN AN JOSE “Bear in Mind: The SStory tory of the Grizzly.”

CCalifornia alifornia Grizzly y..” A show of historical materials rrelated elated to the ursine symbol of the state. state Ongoing. McKay McKay Gallery.

Galleryy. History Park P ark San Jose.

MUSEUMOFAMERICAN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HERITAGE HERIT TAGGE “From Fiber to Fabric: A History “From Production.” of American TTextile extile e Production.”

Ends Aug 18. Fri-Sun,, 11amPalo Alto.

4pm. P alo Al to.

SSAN AN JOSE MUSEUM OF AR ART RT ““Annie Annie Leibovit A Leibovitz: z: Pilgrimage.” effects Images g of personal p eff ects of ffamous amous people. Ends Sep 3.

From Sky: “Questions Fr om the Sk y:: New Work W ork by Hung Liu.”” Ends Sep “Swans, 29. “S wans, Swine Swine and Sirens.”

Sirens.”

Greek Artists influenced by Gr eek mythology. mythology y. Ends Dec 1. “New SStories tories From From the Edge of Asia: Asia: This/That.”” Ends Sep 15. “Rising Dragon: Contemporary Dr agon: Contempor ary Chinese

Photography.”

Photographyy..”” Ends Jun 30. TueTueu Sun, 11am-5pm, closed Mon. San Jose.

SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF QUIL SAN QUILTS LTS TEXTILESS & TEXTILE “Milestones:: TTextiles extiles e of “Threads TTransition” ransition” and “Thr eads of LLove: ove: Baby Carriers Carriers From From China’s China’s Minority Nationalities.”” Ends Jul 21. Wed-Sun, Wed-Sun, 10am-5pm.

San Jose.

Jose

GALLERIES ART AR RT TSP SPACES PACCES Paintings by Bryan Ida and Paintings Warren W arren Hedgpeth, fiber constructions by Aryana B. LLondir. ondir. Ends Aug. 8. Reception 5-7pm.

Fri,, 5-77pm. Paul Paul G. Allen Gallery, Galleryy, SStanford tanford University

BRUNI BR UNIGALLER GALLERY RY Jazz-related art by Bruni Sablan.

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

COMMUNITYSCHOOLOF COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF ARTS MUSIC AND AR RTS “Gone to the Wild.”” Prints by KKathryn athryn KKain. ain. Ends Jul 28.

9am-7pm, Mon-Fri,, 9am-77pm,, Sat, 9amCenter,, 3pm.. Mohr Gallery, Galleryy, Finn Center View..

Mountain View

CUKUI CUK UI

DOS AND AND DONUTS DONUTS Arthur (R (Ray Ray R Renati) enati) and Franco (Brand (Brandon don Jackson) rundown Pear Theatre’s forge a friendship in a rundo wn donut shop in P ear Avenue e Theatre ’s Donuts.’.’

‘Superior Donuts

“Wild W West, est, W Wanted anted Dead or Grizzly..

Alive,” works works by Chez Grizzly Opens Fri, Fri 7pm.

7pm San Jose.

Jose

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PSYCHO P SYCHO DONUT DONUTSS

DOWNTOWN DO WNTOWN Y YOGA O OGA SHALA

“Vaanitas.”” A gr “Vanitas.” group oup show about the transient naturee of lif life. tr ansient natur e.. San Jose.

Worrks by Christine Benjamin.

Works San Jose.

LLGBTQ GB BTQ Y YOUTH OUTH SP O SPACE PACE

SAN SAN N JOSE INS INSTITUTE TITUTE OF ART CCONTEMPORARY ON NTEMPORAR RY AR T

“Stages.”” Photogr “Stages.”

Photographs aphs fr from om abroad home and abr oad by Selina G. YYoung oung o and Gary Singh (of “Metro”).

“Metr o”).. San Jose.

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

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“Little Fish in a Dirty Small Pond.”

Graphic P ond.”” Gr aphic arts by Nak Boul.

Sperry Sper ry SStation. tation. San Jose.

“Pop “P op to the Rescue.”” A group group show ffeaturing eaturing artists who use pop-culture Latina pop-cul ture themes and images. Ends Aug 224.

4. San Jose.

“NexxtNewCA.” W “NextNewCA.” Works orks by new w talents. Ends Sep 14.

“Mari Andrews: “Ma ari Andr ews: Over, Over, Under and Inside Out.” Sculptural Sculptural installations. insta allations. Ends Sep 77.. TTueuueFri, 10am-5pm, 1 Sat, noon-5pm.

San Jose.

““A A Thousand W Words,” ords,” photography photogr aphy by Max Thompson.

Opens Fri, with rreception eception 77-11pm.

-11pm. Ends Aug 2. Tue-Fri, Tuue-Fri, noon-6pm, Sat,, noon-4pm. San Jose.

MAIN GALLERY MAINGALLER RY

SEEING SEE EING THING THINGSS GALLER GALLERY RY

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

3pm. Redwood City y.

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“Come Healing.”” A new show by six artists about healing and wholeness. Ongoing. Thu-Sun, 11am-3pm.

Saratoga.

11am3pm. Sar atoga.

“Diaa de Las Puertas,” handpainted han dpainted doors by Scott Greathouse. ustom guest Gr eaathouse. CCustom paint Aaron pain nt by Aar on Clark and KKeith eith Meek.

Mee ek. Opens Fri. Tue-Fri, Tuue-Fri, 11am7pm, 7pm m, Sat, noon-6pm. Ends Jul Thirdd SSt, 15. 30 3 N. Thir t, San Jose.

EMPIRE SEVEN EMPIRESE VENSSSTUDIOS T TUDIOS

“Hidden Beauty Beauty.” y..”” A photogr photography aphy show with work workss from from two dozen Northern CCalifornia alifornia photographers.

Woodside. photogr aphers. W oodside.

GALLERY GALLER RY YSSARATOGA ARA ATOGA Call ffor Call or inf info. o. W Wed-Sun, ed-Sun, 11amWay, Saratoga.

5pm. Big Basin W ayy, Sar atoga.

GOOD KARMA CAFE GOODKARMACAFE “De-Docs.”” Documentary photos Valley by “Silicon V aalley De-Bug” magazine. San Jose.

MONTALVO MONT TA ALVOAR ARTS RTSCENTER CENTER

PALO P AL A OAL ALTO LTOAR ART RT TCENTER CENTER “Sky Is Falling:: P “Sky Paintings aintings by Julie Heffernan.”

Palo Alto.

Heff ernan.”” Ends Sep 1.. P alo Al to.

PHO69 PHO6 9 Works depicting illusion by Sar Works Saraa TTomasello. oomasello.. San Jose.

SSTUDIO TU UDIO R ROCK OCK CLIMBING GGYM Y YM Photo landscapes by Ajay Fay Photo Fay..

San Jose.

THEE USU USUALS ALS “Proper “Proper o Dosage,” works works Larson and Travis

by Bryce B Travis Gonsalves.

Gon salves. Ends Jul 22.

San Jose.

*events * *e eveents DISCOVEER MOR DISCOVER MORGAN GAN HILL ROAD R OAD RALLY RA ALLLY A rally rally op open pen to cars—custom, classic, rroadsters—wagons, o oadsters—wagons, bikes andd anything on wheels.

Sat, 8am m registration. registration. $40 advance/$45 of.. advance/ /$45 day of Morgan Mor gan Hill.

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THE DUC DUCK CK POND Indoor pl playground layground for for inf infants ants toddlers and todd dlers celebrates celebrates 1-yearr anniversary anniversary.. For its 1-yea children under.. Sat, childr en 5 and under 10am-1pm.

Free.

GateWay 10am1pm. Fr ee. GateW ay Community Center,, San Jose.

Commun nity Center

HOT SAN HOT SAN N JOSE GRAFFITTI NIGHTSS NIGHT TTwo w wo events even nts at two different different locations.

Screening locations s. Fri: Scr eening of Americann Gr Graffiti affiti, live music.

Limited to t 225 cars. $20/ car. car. Capitol Capittol Drive-in, Drive in San Jose.

Jose Sat. 6pm: 6pm: Concert and car show.

1411 show. Free.

Free. e Night Market, 14 411 1 Mabury Road, San Jose.

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CLAY AND GLASS FESTIVAL

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Mountain Wine Winery, eryy, Sar Saratoga atoga Wed, W ed, 7:30pm, $49.50-89.50 $ Part surprise P art of the surpr ise success of Mexican instrumental Me exican acoustic duo Gabriela Rodrigo y Gabrie ela can be attributed simply directly to just how simp ply and dir ectly complex they execute com mplex elements. frenetic They fuse fr enetic flamenco guitar work with jazz, rrock, o ffolk ock, olk and some incredible percussive incr edible per cusssive techniques energy influenced (and an ener gy in nfluenced by metal their heavy meta al rroots). oots). It was a their bit much ffor or thei ir hometown of City, discovered Mexico City y, but they t got discover ed Ireland, after rrelocating elocating to t Ir eland, of all self-titled places. Their self -titled LP charted Ireland, in Ir eland, shortlyy ffollowed ollowed by the rrest est of the world. w The United particularly embraced SStates tates particular rly embr aced them

after sever several al late-night a show appearances, MTV appear ances,, an MT V push and significant their significa ant contribution to the Pirates ffourth ourth Pir atess of the CCaribbean aribbean film soundtrack. soundtr ack. (AC) (A AC)

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Gloria’s T Taqueria, aaqu ueria, Santa Clar Claraa Free Thu, 8pm, Fr ree Who’s heard Who ’s ever he eard of a taco happy sounds hour? It soun nds good to me. me It should be a rregular e egular thing! Combine some free that with som me fr ee local hip-hop performances perf ormancess and you have the makings ffor or a successful night out.

Gloria’s Claraa is Gloria ’s TTaqueria aaqueeria in Santa Clar hosting such an event with local crew rrap ap cr ew Six of o Seven headlining, as well as rrappers appeers SSway way D, Hennessy

and Gurthmaxx performing.

Gurthhmaxx also s perf orming. The show starts starrts at 8pm, which is right when the taco happy hour begins, so don’t late.

Gloria’s offering don’t be la ate. Gloria ’s will be off ering a taco plate plate for for $5.50 and nachos for for $4.00 during that time. (AC) (AC)

electronic electr o world, like TTiesto, onic i iesto, Above Beyond, (AC) and Be eyond, and others. (A C)

DJJ JO D JOHN OHN BEA BEAVER AVER V

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Studio 8, San Jose Studio Thu, 9pm, 9pm m, Free Free before before 11pm/$10 0 after

Cukui,, San Jose Cukui, Fri, 7pm, 7p pm, Free Free

Jose The San Jo ose Bass Club has had to their underground move thei ir monthly under ground electronic around different electr onic night ar ound to diff erent these venues th ese past couple months.

Thursday This Thurs sday they’ll be at Studio Studio Flipside, JustKeem 8 with Flip pside, JustK eem and Beaver,r, who is a headliner John Beaver Area electrostaple in the t Bay Ar ea electr oHe’s builtt a solid following scene. He ’ buil ’s following by energy ffocusing ocusing his h mixes on high ener gy trance, house, tr ance, TTop op o 40 rremixes emixes and mashups. He has a downright vibe He’s positive vi be about his music. He ’s several opened ffor o sever or al big names in the

CHEZ CHE EZ GRIZZL GRIZZLY LY A true artist makes art with whatever tools he/she h has. Chez Grizzly specializes portraits murals specia lizes in portr aits and mur als paints, with pa aints,, mixed media and whatever whatev ver else he can get his hands on—though on—t on though t he makes some of his impressive most im mpressive art at his day job as tattoo West a tatto oo artist at Golden W est TTattoo attoo a Concord.

Friday, he’s in Conc cord. This Friday y, he ’s putting heree in San Jose at on an art a show her West, Wanted CCukui ukui titled t “Wild W est, W aanted Dead Alive,” or Alive e,” which will ffocus ocus specifically on the women of this era. era. The show move through will mo ove thr ough time starting

at that eraa thr through present, t er ough to the pr esent, exploring life, expploring themes such as lif e,, death, freedom (AC) freeedom and control. control. (A C)

UN UNDERNEATH NDERNEA AT TH THE UN NDERGROUND OUNDII UNDERGROUND II Joh Johnny hnny V’s, V’s, San Jose Fri,, 7pm.. Sat, 4pm;; $10 Fri, Sat $15 5 or $20 both nights Last December,r, Johnny V V’s ’s got Las st December turned turn ned over to the punk rrockers ockers ffor or Underground’s the Underneath the Under ground’s two-day two o-day music ffestival, estival, which was nothing not thing but rraw aw DIY punk rrock ock of all shapes hardcore, sha apes and sizes:: har dcore,, oi,, ska, garage-rock more. gar age-rock and mor e.. Underneath Underground the Under ground rreturns eturns this year with wit h a whole new batch of bands.

Brassknuckle Br assknuckle Boys headlines Friday Frid day night with openers Tried Trried & TTrue, rrue, Riotgun, The TTarfons, arf a ons, Cold Feelings, Fee elings, Suspect Class, TTalky aalky TTina ina Saturday andd The Empty's. Satur day ffeatures eatures headliners Pressure Point hea adliners Pr essure P oint along with openers ope eners Slick 46, Rust, Plead the Fifth,

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Jul 12, HP P Pavilion avilion

WHIZ KH KHALIFA, HALIFA, A$AP R ROCKY OCKY JJul ul 17 at 6pm, Shoreline Shoreline

RANDY RAND Y NE NEWMAN WMAN Jull 18 at 7pm, 7pm m, Montalvo Arts Center

DAVE D AVE V K KOZ OZ Jul 19 aatt Montalvo Arts Center

MUSIC IN THE P PARK A ARK Withh Ozomatl Ozomatli,i, Jul 19, 5:30–9pm, SSt. t.

Park, James P ark, San Jose

FFOUNTAIN OUNTAIN A BL BLUES UES FE FESTIVAL STIV VAL A Withh John Mayall, Mayyall, Jul 20, noon–8pm, St. St. t James Park, Park, San Jose

DAVID D AV VID B BYRNE/ST. YRNE/ST. VINCENT Jul 20 2 at Mountain Winery

MARY MAR RY CHAPIN C CARPENTER/ MAR MARCC CCOHN OHN Jul 21 aatt Montalvo Arts Center

AMY GRANT Jul 23 at 7:30pm, San Jose Civic

BRUNO BR UNO MAR MARSS Pavilion avilion Jul 25 at 7:30pm, HP P

JOHN MA MAYER AY YER Jul 26 at Shor Shoreline eline

JOAN OAN BAEZ/EMMYLOU BAEZ//EMMYLOU HARRIS/ HARRIS/ JJACKSON ACKSON BR BROWNE OWNE

Aggro CCulture Aggro ulture US, The Champions Champpions Inc, Hold the TTruth, rruth, The Young Young Idea, Ideea,, Rile 9 Mulligan, Collective, Madtown Mulligan n, Blank Revolts Spots, LLonely onely Revol ts and Thee Sea Wolves.

W olves. (AC) (AC)

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OBON FESTIVAL FESTIV VA AL Fifth and Jackson str streets, reets, e , Sa San an Jose Sat,, 11:30am-10pm.

11:30am--110pm.. Sun,, 11:30am11:30 0am8pm.

A popular component of thee San Jose Obon Festival is the ffood—an oood od—an an array American ar ray of Japanese and Amer rican from ffavorites, avorites, fr om teriyaki and tempur ttempuraa to corn-on-the-cob—but centr ccentral al andd music. to the ffestival estival is dancing an year’s celebrates This year ’s ffestival estival celebr atees the Josee TTaiko, 40th anniversary of San Jos aiko, a group fuses oup that fus an innovative gr ses and global musical influences an nd

Japanese drumming. Sann Jose TTaiko aiko a performs afternoon. perf orms each afternoon n. Visitors performances can also catch perf ormannces by groups, drop other taiko gr oups, or dr o by game op bookstore. booths and the ffestival estival bbook store.

The ffestival estival closes each night n with traditional which tr aditional dancing dancing, whic h ffeatures eatures moree than 1,400 particip participants mor pants of all ages. (HZ)

CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA A EXTREME Hyatt Regency Hotel, Santa S Clar Claraa 11am-2pm, Sat Jul 13, 11am2pm, Sun S Jul 14, 11am-9pm; 11am9pm;; $30-$60 aree laden with Video games today ar graphics, stunning gr aphics tons of user aphics, development traces motion. Their developm ent tr aces arcade back to the days of ar caade centers.

Arcade Games Show”” The “Classic Ar cade Gam mes Show hundreds is back this year with hu undreds free play.. CCalifornia of games on fr ee play alifornia Extreme Extr eme also ffeatures eatures speakers, s select chiptune bands and a DJs,

more. game swaps and mo ore. Gamers tournaments will fface ace off in tourn aments Robotron, ffor or SStreet treet Fighter II, Robotr R on, Panic Park Pinball and P anic P ark ffor or prizes.

Extreme CCalifornia alifornia Extr eme will w be gaming heaven just ffor or this weekend. w (AD)

CLA CLAY AY AND GLASS GLASS FESTIVAL FE STIV VA AL Palo Al Palo Alto to Art Center Sat & Sun,, 10am-5pm.. Free Frree e admission earth What begins as eart h or sand Palo Alto comes to the P alo A lto Clay & transformed Glass Festival tr ansformed into functional or fine artt by the hands moree than 175 loc local of mor cal artists. The presented 21 t annuall ffestival, 21st estival, ti l pr esented t d by the Association Association ooff Clay and Glass Artists of CCalifornia, alifornia, o not only glass ffeatures eatures clay and gla ass art, but pottery also hands-on potte ery making and demonstrations. demonstr ations. Thee event rreturns eturns newly this year to the new ly rrenovated enovated Palo Alto P alo Al to Art Center.

Center. (HZ)

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SAN JOS SAN JOSE SE BLUES BLUES OPENING WEEK OP PENING NIGHT The Impr Improv, ovv, San Jose Tue 7pm-10pm; T ue u 7pm10pm;; $5-$8 $ Jose The annual San Jo se Blues Week, Week, KSJS’s ffounded ounded by KS JS’s Chef Ramon Johnson, kicks kicks off this year at The Improv Impr ov with blues stars Chris CCain, ain, Band, the JJ.C. .C. Smith Band d, Ron E. Beck, collaboration and a special colla boration show by Jr.,.,, La Lara Lauraa Maxx CCabello abello Jr ara Price and Laur shares Chavez. Johnson sh hares his passion ffor or classic and new w fforms orms of blues on show, “Talking his weekly rradio adio sh how w, “T Taalking Blues.”

He decided to takee his love a step introducing Week, eek, further by intr oduccing Blues W held in conjunctionn with the annual Festival.

Fountain Blues Fes stival. (AD)

Jul 27 at 7pm, San Jose Civic

KID R ROCK OCK 8 at 6:45pm, Shoreline Shoreline Jul 228

ONE DIRE DIRECTION CTION Pavilion Jul 30 at 7pm, HP Pavilion

BOB D DYLAN, YLAN, WIL WILCO CO Aug 4 at Shor Shoreline eline

LEWIS LE WIS BLA BLACK CK Aug 15–1 15–16 6 at 7:30pm, Montalvo Arts Center

CHRIS BO BOTTI TTI Aug 23 aatt Montalvo Arts Center

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

BLACK BLA CK SSABBATH ABBAT TH Aug 26 at Shor Shoreline eline

BRIAN RE REGAN GAN Aug 29 aatt Montalvo Arts Center

ROCK R OCK THE BELL BELLSS Sep 14–15, Shor Shoreline eline For music musiic updates and contest giveaway ys, like us on Facebook giveaways, at metr ofb.com metrofb.com

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Telling VAMPING VA MPING IT IT UP UP Cla Clara ra (Gemma Arterton) is a lady of the night in more ways tha than n one in ‘Byzantium.’

A girl gra grapples apples with herr long past ‘Byzantium’ and endless endlesss future in ‘‘B By yzantium’ BY B Y RICHARD VON VON N BUS BUSACK ACK

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OMPELLED O MPELLED TO TO remember, remember r, compelled co ompelled to write and compelled com mpelled to throw the pages pa ages away, away y, the apparently 16-year-old 16-year-old Eleanor (Saoirse Ronan) Ronan) lives in a beat-up publicc housing tower in London.

London. She S tosses the crumpled pages page es of her jjournal ournal into the courtyard: ourty yard: co “Maybe the birds will w read them.”

Her young young mother mother,, Clara Arter ton), ge ets into a (Gemma Arterton), gets scuffle at the strip club b wher wheree she works t a graphic works,, and this leads to homicide Director Neil Neil e Jordan Jordan homicide.. Director

demonstrattes early on that ther demonstrates theree will b od in his film Byzantium. bee blo blood two women, women, fugitives, fugitives, relocate relo cate The two peelingg seaside resort, resort, where where to a peeling startss up her usual trade in Clara starts se w twist. Eleanor sexx work, with a twist. rememb erss, to her shock, sho ck, that she’s she’s remembers, b een in this thiis gloomy glo omy coastal coastal town been b effo ore. Two Tw wo o centuries centuries before. b effor o e. before. two get some free free shelter: The two No el Clara pickss up a trick named Noel (plaayed b Maayys, who was was (played byy Daniel Mays, an- do son in V eera Drak e). H e’s the ccan-do Vera Drake).

He’s er with a thick ellieed weep a soft-b soft-bellied weeper fi fiv ’clo l ck k shadow h d .N o el’ l’s mother th fivee o o’clock shadow.

Noel’s has just die ed, but he ’s inherited a died, he’s trashed, abandoned bandoned hotel. Clara ab determiness to mak w use ffor or o makee ne new the V ictori i an building Victorian building.. Mysterious enf fo orcers track two ladies down. trrack the two enforcers A last ccomplication—Eleanor omp plication—Eleanor meets a pale an b oy named pale,, sad Americ American boy

Frank (C aleb L andry JJones)—all ones)—aall (Caleb Landry long rred ed hair and murmurs murmurs,, hee is is..

He b ecomes Eleanor’ er y firs st becomes Eleanor’ss vvery first cconfidant. onfidant.

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Theyy har harvest the help of a supernatural sup ernatural trick—a trick—a thumbnail that gr ows into a lancet. laancet. grows The Gothic past and the rancid d pr esent ar ted b alled present aree knit knitted byy a tune ccalled “The Orphan ’s Song” but better betteer Orphan’s known as the C oventr y C arol.

Coventry Carol.

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DRINK D R INK IT IT UP UP Each member of the BVMO crew brings something differe different ent to the mix, ju just ust like the store from which they t take their name.

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HEN IT CAME H CAME to settle on t time a name, local DJs Smoovgroovs,, S Smoovgroovs Shea Butter Butte er and Dstrukt made the odd o choice of naming themselves th hemselves after the beverage beverage a store chain, BevMo. While BevM o. Wh hile for some, the resulting “BVMO” “ “BVM O” (with the dropped “E” droppe ed for style) seemed for a funk/ a strange strange name n soul/hip-hop op DJ crew, crew w, it made soul/hip-h perfect sense sen nse to them.

“We “W We actually got flak fr from om some people, p e eople , who said ‘no no one is going to o ttake ake yyou ak ou serious if yyou o ou use that as yyour our o crew name,,’” Shea Butter says. cr rew name Butttter sa ayys. “If yyou o ou look crew names, lo ook at the tradition of cr ew names s, there’s th here’s a ccertain ertain humor that kind of o underlines Bay Area DJs. un nderlines a lot of Ba ay Ar ea DJ s. bee ccomedians “Most of them ccould ould b omediaans theyy wer weren’t DJs, says, iff the en’t DJ s,” he sa ayys, citing Invisibl eexamples x xamples such as In nvvisibl Skratch Piklz P and Fingerbangerz—the name an nd eeven ven F ingerbangerz—the nam me the th he Bangerz used up until a ccouple ouple ago.. yyears e ago ears isn’t funny BVMO isn n’t ’ just a funn ny name. name.

There’s storyy b behind that at here’s an actual stor ehind it th T the crew they th he cr ew ffeels eels e is telling: When the ey started together 2010, st tarted working to gether back in 20 010, they noticed theyy got th hey notic ed that eevery veery time the g in n the same rroom, oom,, each one of them m brought different beverage. br rought along a diff ffeerent b eveerage.

The obser observation vation made them laugh,, but poignant. it also ffelt eelt p oignant. was likee our musical “It w as a kind of lik o music al style, likee we all ccome different st tyyle, lik ome fr ffrom om diff ffeerent backgrounds have different back kggrounds and ha ave diff ffeerent ttastes. astes.

It’s like variety that’s store, It ’s lik ke the variet ty that t’s in that stor e,” Smoovgroovs says.

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Everyone crew Ev veeryone in the cr ew has the same objective interesting objectiv bj tive off spinning i i iin nter t esting ti obscuree soul,, funk funk,, hip hip-hop and obscur -hop and electronic dancee music music,, eeven veen some electr onic danc d artistic way and doing so in an ar tisstic w ay that achieves getting still achie eves the main goal g of get tting t people dance. they p eople to danc e. But th hey all do it in different ways, different strengths diff ffeerent w ays y , with diff ffeerent str ff engths weaknesses.. and weaknesses started rappers Dstrukt st arted out backing b rapp ers underground hip-hop shows,, and at under ground hip op shows -ho brings a lot of blendingg techniques and BVMO. toured scratching skills to BVM MO. He tour ed U.S. Europe the U .S. and Eur ope rrecently eccently as L.A. rapper Dumbfoundead’s DJ.. In general, rapp er Dumbf fo oundead d’s DJ scene behind. though,, he left that sc e b ene ehind. started ealize that “I st arted to rrealize t underground hip-hop doesn’t makee -hop do under ground hip d esn’t mak dance, says. girls danc e,” Dstrukt sa ays y.

Smoovgroovs studied Smo ovgr v oovvs studie ed the piano

before turntable b effo ore he eever ver touched a turnt able and brings a lott of ccomposition omposition knowledge BVMO,, which helps when to BVMO producing creating pr oducing original music and cr eating was always backed byy rremixes. emixes. “I w as a alw ayys back keed b classical piano, notes,, knowing classic al pia ano, rreading eading notes theoryy of music music,,” Smo Smoovgroovs the theor ovgr v oovs ssays. ays.

Butter started Shea Bu utttter st arted out as an aavid vvid became rrecord ecord ccollector olleector and later b ecame an KSJS,, which ultimately on-air DJ at a KSJS turntable led to him picking up a turnt able and clubs. spinning i i att clubs l b. started vinyl because “I st arted d ccollecting ollecting vin nyyl b ecause love says.

I lo ove rremixes, emiixes,” he sa ays y . “I rremember emember thinking,, ‘I’v ‘I’ve picking up p a rrecord ecord thinking ve never heard ne veer eeven veen n hear d this track,, I wonder what’s here?’ bought what ’s on her h e?’’ I b ought the rrecord ecord before turntable. b effo ore I eeven ven had a turnt ve able.” thing theyy all agr agree One thin ng the ee on is the importance good danceable imp ortancce of finding go od danc eable other DJss ar aren’t music othe er DJ en’t spinning that them create diverse will help th hem cr eate div veerse sets that have still ill ha h ave ccohesion oh i to them. ohesion h “It’s almost like “It ’s alm most lik ke a friendly Butter says.

“It’s ccompetition, ompetitio on,” Shea But tter t sa ayys. “It ’s an sport individual sp ort as much as it is a team sport. sp ort. I love love digging ffor or o music and discovering new disc overing e g ne w things and thinking actually break that I’m ac ctually going to br eak a song people who’ve never heard before to p eople who w ’ve ne ver e hear d it b effo ore to eexpose xpose them t to what I think is so great move gr eat and get g them to mo ove at the time..” same time crew The cr ew holds rresidency esidency at 55 San third South in S an JJose ose eevery very first and thir d Thursday, Cardiff Thursda ay, as a well as at the C ardiff Lounge Campbell L ounge in C ampbell eevery veery first and third Sunday, thir d Sund daay, alongside Bangerz DJ Cutso.. The They Cutso ey also spin eevery ver e y other Thursday Nightlife Academy Thursda ay at a Nightlif fe at the A cadem my Sciencee in Francisco. of Scienc i San Francisc o. crew The cr ew spends spends the rrest est of its time playing one-off gigs,, sometimes as pla ayying on e-off gigs BVMO,, bu but BVMO ut often just as individual DJs. They DJ s. The ey also a sometimes play plaay more more mainstream clubs,, where mainstr eam m clubs where they theey are are play eexpected xpected to o pla ay Top To op 40—something 40— —ssomething prominent playlist, not usuallyy pr ominent on their pla ayylist, not but also no ot an issue to add to the mix.

“We throw songs,, “W We ccan an n thr ow in the familiar songs moree as a to tool luree but we usee it mor ol to lur Smoovgroovs says. them in,” Smo S ovgroovvs sa ays y . ““After After we A like play get that cconnection, onnection,, we lik ke to pla ay like play maybe stuff that we w lik ke to pla ay that ma ayybe theyy ha haven’t heard of.f. If the theyy lik likee it the aven n’t hear d of achieved chieved the goal.” then we ac BVMO crew aree working on an The BVM MO cr ew ar original sub-genre-based dancee EP of origi inal sub -genre-based danc music,, as well mixtape/hot dogg music w as a mixt ape/hot do package with CaliDog, pack kaage wi ith C aliDog, as in yyou’ll o ou’ll get CaliDog dogg and a BVMO aC aliDog hot h do mixtape price, mixt ape ffor o one pric or e, which should bee inter interesting. b estting.

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I’ve been seeing my boyfriend for 10 months and living with him and his 12-yearold daughter for half that time. He broke up with his daughter’s mother after she became addicted to coke and then meth. She has been in and out of jail and has a massive number of possessions, loads of which are still here: furniture, little picture frames, small decorative pieces, jewelry boxes full of random junk (earrings, magazine clippings, makeup, little figurines, candy wrappers). When I moved in, I spent days boxing up many of her possessions, but she claims to live in a tiny apartment, won’t divulge where, and refuses to take a single box. She even freaks out at the mention of getting rid of her dumb garden gnomes (which she stole from someone’s yard while high). If my boyfriend tried to make her take her things, she’d have a huge meltdown, putting their daughter in the middle, and he’s submissive to her because of that. I’d put everything in storage, but we don’t have the extra money. My boyfriend’s getting exasperated about this, and I’m thinking I should just drop it. I hate living among all of her things, but I love him so much that I don't seem to have a choice. —Smothered You’re a hard lady to buy a housewarming gift for, as they don’t make plaques that say, “Home is where the heart-shaped jewelry box full of your boyfriend’s daughter’s mother’s candy wrappers is.”

It’s no small thing, having to wake up every day in some other woman’s twobedroom junk drawer. But like many women, you seem to prioritize your relationship over your feelings and wellbeing. There are compromises to be made in any romantic partnership, but being gnawingly miserable in order to be happy doesn’t end well, assuming you weren’t looking to live resentfully ever after.

Healthy compromise involves expressing your feelings and together figuring out solutions that work for both of you.

There is a way to turn this situation positive—without lighting a match or opening your front door and yelling, “Yard sale!” Use this as your training ground for developing healthier conflict resolution. To bring up how you’re feeling, open with the good stuff—how much you appreciate him and your life together—and then tell him that you’re unhappy living in a house that constantly reminds you of his ex. Let him know that you understand his concern for protecting his daughter but that the solution isn’t submitting to emotional blackmail; it’s talking to his daughter in advance about what you’re doing and why and maybe scheduling a sleepaway for her on the day the trash hits the fan.

Tempting as it must be to “store” his ex’s things in a landfill, it’s safest to proceed with the expectation that she’ll sue him for that and claim that the bud vase that was under the bed came from the Qing dynasty and not free, with a Wednesday wax job, from the carwash. As

for your not having the “extra” money for storage, tending to your feelings, as well as your boyfriend’s, may mean that you both go without lattes or do odd jobs so you stop living as a second-class citizen to two stolen garden gnomes, 17 partially filled shampoo bottles, and all the rest.

University of Chicago law professor Lior Strahilevitz said that the law typically regards a situation like you’ve described as “gratuitous bailment,” legalese for a person’s temporarily holding someone else’s property without benefit or compensation. He suggests that your boyfriend send several emails and texts and leave phone messages telling the ex that she needs to pick up her possessions from the storage facility “within a reasonable amount of time.” (What that would be varies by jurisdiction.) I suggest that you also photograph her stuff and document all the steps you take. According to Strahilevitz, your boyfriend would be wise to hang on to small valuables, like photos and fine jewelry, which aren’t a menace to store.

But, he says, “donating or disposing of the furniture and junk after a few months in which emails and calls … asking her to remove the property were ignored probably would not constitute gross negligence,” a scary legal term that merely describes being really careless with someone’s property.

Although, at the moment, one woman’s trash is another woman’s trash, the prognosis looks good for that “another woman” no longer being you.

Personally, I’m picturing the winning bidder on Storage Wars dreaming of abandoned art treasure in her unit and finding it—from Rodin’s little-known “garden gnome sitting on a toilet” period.

©2011, Amy Alkon, all rights reserved. Got a problem? Write Amy Alkon, 550 S. First St., San Jose, CA 95113, or email adviceamy@aol.com.

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Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m curious about the effect of a sizeable (say, one-kilometer) meteorite striking the moon. Assuming it hit the side facing us, would we be able to see the impact or the aftermath (plumes of dust) with the naked eye? â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Kirk Andersen, Kyoto This is another example of why the world, or anyway NASA, needs to put me in charge.

Obviously you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t realize a meteorite struck the moon on March 17, producing an incandescent ďŹ&#x201A;ash readily visible with the naked eye from Earth. Readily visible, that is, to anyone looking directly at it during the approximately one second it lasted. Evidently no one wasâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;it wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t until two months later that a NASA analyst spotted the impact while reviewing the telescope videos.

What telescope videos, you ask? The ones NASA has been making since 2005, when it started keeping telescopes trained on the moon 10 to 12 nights a month (whenever the moon is 10 to 55 percent full), looking for meteorites crashing into it. Astronauts may camp on the lunar surface for extended missions some day, the space agency reasoned, and since the moon has no protective atmosphere, getting brained by incoming meteorites is a non-trivial risk.

To get an idea of how non-trivial, NASA began counting visible strikes. So far itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tallied more than 300. The one on March 17 was the biggest so far, 10 times brighter than anything seen previously, although nowhere near the hypothetical one-kilometer catastrophe youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re talking about. This rock was more like a foot in diameter and weighed maybe 90 pounds.

Still, it was traveling close to 56,000 miles per hour and had an impact equivalent to ďŹ ve tons of TNT, gouging a crater perhaps 65 feet across. NASA has asked the scientists operating the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, now mapping the moonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s surface, to take a picture of the March 17 crater, and they expect to get around to it later this year.

Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why I need to be running things.

I concede that as a practical matter thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no need to get crater photos right this second, and if meteorites slam into the moon in March and we donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t hear about it till May, thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s likewise no big deal. By the same token, if there were a two-month delay announcing the results of the Stanley Cup ďŹ nalsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;to pick another realm where objects move at 56,000 miles an hour and you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t tell what happened till you see the replayâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;would it really matter in the grand scheme? No. However, that attitude doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t make for happy fans.

Same with the lunar meteorite watch.

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The main beneďŹ t the space program offers the average civilian is the chance to see cool pictures, and here we have the cosmos putting on a continuous ďŹ reworks show for free. But all we get are some fuzzy shots taken through an Earthbound 14-inch telescope, and they arrive two months late.

If NASA wants to keep those appropriations rolling in, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll have to do better than that. The Hubble Space Telescope can take extraordinarily detailed photos of objects in space due to its vantage point in low Earth orbit, where itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s free of atmospheric distortion. The Hubble, I acknowledge, is too important to waste on shooting videos of lunar car wrecks and is too clunky for moon photography anyway.

The meteorite watch, however, gives us a plausible scientiďŹ c excuse to launch a spacecraft optimized for high-res lunar videography. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m happy to make the case for this to the relevant parties. (â&#x20AC;&#x153;Congressman, do you want to see our astronauts squashed like bugs because we were too cheap to take decent pictures of incoming rocks?â&#x20AC;?) If NASAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s interested, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m available for a reasonable fee.

Make no mistake, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s plenty to see. In its ďŹ rst 18 months, examining less than an eighth of the lunar surface, the NASA monitoring program recorded 54 meteorite impacts big enough to produce ďŹ&#x201A;ashes of light visible through an Earth telescope. Sixteen hours of monitoring during one meteor shower captured 27 visible impacts. Given some skillful editing, imagine what that would look like on HDTV. But you asked what would happen if a kilometer-wide rock hit the moon.

Not only would it be readily visible on Earth, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d leave quite a gouge on the lunar surfaceâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a crater 9.5 miles across, assuming the meteorite came straight down at 35,700 miles an hour. If it struck at the same speed as the March 17 boulder, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d release the equivalent of 7.8 trillion tons of TNT, which would probably be visible in broad daylight.

Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re not likely to see anything like that soon. Even for the Earth, a larger target, a one-kilometer asteroid strike occurs once every million years. But video of more typical lunar impacts, if we were set up to record them properly? Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know about you, but Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d deďŹ nitely click â&#x20AC;&#x153;play.â&#x20AC;?

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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 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.

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FREE WILL ASTROLOGY ARIES (March 21-April 19): The Space Needle is a tourist attraction in Seattle. It’s taller than the Washington Monument but shorter than the Eiffel Tower. Near the top of the structure is a circular restaurant that rotates slowly, making one complete turn every 47 minutes. The motor that moves this 125ton mass is small: only 1.5 horsepower. In the coming days, Aries, I foresee you having a metaphorically similar ability. You will be able to wield a great deal of force with a seemingly small and compact “engine.”

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): “How many years can

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20): The Italian artist Duccio di Buoninsegna painted his Madonna and Child sometime around the year 1300. It’s a compact piece of art—just 11 inches high and 8 inches wide. Nevertheless, New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art paid $45 million for the pleasure of owning it. I propose that we choose this diminutive treasure as your lucky symbol for the next eight to ten months, Gemini. May it inspire you as you work hard to create a small thing of great value.

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some people exist before they’re allowed to be free?” asked Bob Dylan in one of his most famous songs, written in 1962. “The answer is blowin’ in the wind,” he concluded. Many people hailed the tune as a civil rights anthem. Thirteen years later, a hippie cowboy named Jerry Jeff Walker released “Pissing in the Wind,” a rowdy song that included the line, “The answer is pissing in the wind.” It was decidedly less serious than the tune it paid homage to, with Walker suggesting that certain events in his life resembled the act described in the title. “Makin’ the same mistakes, we swore we’d never make again,” he crooned. All of this is my way of letting you know, Taurus, that you’re at a fork. In one direction is a profound, even noble, “blowin’ in the wind” experience. In the other, it would be like “pissing in the wind.” Which do you prefer? It’s up to you.

CANCER (June 21-July 22): When the comic book hero Superman first appeared on the scene in 1938, he had the power to jump over tall buildings, but he couldn’t fly. By 1941, he was hovering in mid-air, and sometimes moving around while floating. Eventually, he attained the ability to soar long distances, even between stars. Your own destiny may have parallels to Superman’s in the coming months, Cancerian. It’s possible you will graduate, metaphorically speaking, from taking big leaps to hovering in mid-air. And if you work your butt off to increase your skill, you might progress to the next level—the equivalent of full-out flight—by March 2014.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): “It’s never too late to become what you might have been,” said novelist George Eliot.

I’d like you to keep that thought in mind throughout the rest of 2013 and beyond, Leo. I trust you will allow its sly encouragement to work its way down into your darkest depths, where it will revive your discouraged hopes and wake up your sleeping powers. Here are the potential facts as I see them: In the next ten months, you will be in prime time to reclaim the momentum you lost once upon a time … to dive back into a beloved project you gave up on … and maybe even resuscitate a dream that made your eyes shine when you were younger and more innocent.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): When I first arrived in

Santa Cruz some years back, I helped start a New Wave-punk band called Mystery Spot. Our first drummer was a guy named Lucky Lehrer. After a few months, our manager decided Lucky wasn’t good enough and kicked him out of the band. Lucky took it hard, but didn’t give up. He joined the seminal punk band the Circle Jerks, and went on to have a long and successful career. Flipside magazine even named him the best punk drummer of all time. I suspect, Virgo, that in the next ten to twelve months you will have a chance to achieve the beginning of some Lucky Lehrer-type redemption. In what area of your life would you like to experience it?

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): According to my reading

of the astrological omens, the next 12 months will be a time when you will have more power than usual to turn your dreams into realities. You’ll have extra skill at translating your ideals into practical action. To help make sure you capitalize on this potential, I suggest you adopt this Latin phrase as your motto: a posse ad esse. It means “from being possible to being actual.” So why not simply make your motto “from being possible

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to being actual?” Why bother with the Latin version?

Because I think your motto should be exotic and mysterious—a kind of magical incantation.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): In 2010, two economics professors from Harvard wrote a paper that became a crucial piece of evidence for the global austerity movement. Politicians used it to justify their assertion that the best way to cure our long-running financial ills is for governments to spend less money. Oddly, no one actually studied the paper to see if it was based on accurate data until April 2013. Then Thomas Herndon, a 28-year-old Ph.D. student at the University of Massachusetts, dived in and discovered fundamental mistakes that largely discredited the professors’ conclusions. I believe you have a similar mojo going for you, Scorpio. Through clear thinking and honest inquiry, you have the power to get at truths everyone else has missed.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Breakthrough will probably not arrive wrapped in sweetness and a warm glow, nor is it likely to be catalyzed by a handsome prince or pretty princess. No, Sagittarius.

When the breakthrough barges into your life, it may be a bit dingy and dank, and it may be triggered by questionable decisions or weird karma. So in other words, the breakthrough may have resemblances to a breakdown, at least in the beginning. This would actually be a good omen—a sign that your deliverance is nothing like you imagined it would be, and probably much more interesting.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): In a wheat field, a

rose is a weed—even if that rose is voluptuous and vibrant. I want you to promise me that you will work hard to avoid a fate like that in the coming months, Capricorn. Everything depends on you being in the right place at the right time. It’s your sacred duty to identify the contexts in which you can thrive and then put yourself in those contexts. Please note: The ambience that’s most likely to bring out the best in you is not necessarily located in a high-status situation where everyone’s ambition is amped to the max.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Is your soul feeling parched? In your inner world, are you experiencing the equivalent of a drought? If so, maybe you will consider performing a magic ritual that could help get you on track for a cure. Try this: Go outside when it’s raining or misting. If your area is going through a dry spell, find a waterfall or high-spouting fountain and put yourself in close proximity. Then stand with your legs apart and spread your arms upwards in a gesture of welcome.

Turn your face toward the heavens, open up your mouth, and drink in the wetness for as long as it takes for your soul to be hydrated again. (In an emergency, frolicking under a sprinkler might also work.)

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Igor Stravinsky was

a 20th-century composer who experimented with many styles of music, including the avant-garde work The Rite of Spring. “My music is best understood by children and animals,” he said. In my vision of your ideal life, Pisces, that will also be true about you in the coming week: You will be best understood by children and animals. Why? Because I think you will achieve your highest potential if you’re as wild and free as you dare. You will be fueled by spontaneity and innocence, and care little about what people think of you. Play a lot, Pisces! Be amazingly, blazingly uninhibited.

Homework: Talk about how your best and worst overlap. Testify at Freewillastrology.com.

Go to REALASTROLOGY.COM to check out Rob Brezsny’s Expanded Weekly Audio Horoscopes and Daily Text Message Horoscopes. Audio horoscopes are also available by phone at 1-877-873-4888 or 1-900-950-7700

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