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Dark Da Days ays in SSunnyvale unnyvvale It’s May, It’s Mayy, which means Sunnyvale Councilman P AT MEYERING MEYERING is once PAT hat’s-up-with-that-guy again in the w what’s-up-with-that-guy lmoost exactly a year ago, spotlight. A Almost the Sunnyvale City Council censor ed censored Meyering ffor or his oddball behavior behavior.. He repeatedly repeatedly shouted down colleagues and even went so ffar ar Pat P at Meyering Meyering g as to accuse some councilmembers p g ““sweetheart s sweetheart of accepting deals” in the fform o of orm deals” They ffrom om contributions fr Did king companies loo looking What? ness. to do city busi business. hadn’t ta ken They hadn’t taken SEND TIPS TIPS TTO O FLY@ FL Y@ moneyy, but buut it that money, METRONEWS. METR ONEWS. sure sounded good g sure COM CO M Thhis was at the time. This after Meyeringg sued Sunnyvale he ffell Sunnyvale—h ell on city pr operty operty— Sunnyvale—he property— following his ssuccessful uccessful election. His following noot as successful. Word Word is lawsuit was not orish behavior has been Meyering’s boo boorish role in Sunnyvale’s Sunnyvale’s so bad it had a role former city ma anager GARY GAR RY LEUBBERS LEUBBERS former manager ney MIK MARTELLO and city attorn attorney MIKEE MARTELLO o of town. Meyering hightailing it out has kept up th thee theatrics to varying degrees since then. Instead of rrallying allying degrees roposals passed on the votes to get pr proposals reportedly told a colleague council, he reportedly eferred too “tear it all down,”” à he pr preferred la H HEATH EA AT TH LLEDGER’s EDGGER’s turn in “The Dark Knight.” As As a rresult, e t, there’s esul there’s now an eff ort to get Meyering M recalled by effort recalled collecting sign signatures atures to have a special election in Nov November. vember. Sunnyvale has off-year elections. electioons. City ofﬁcials say the gr oup (www.recallpatmeyering.org) (www.rrecallpatmeyering.or eecallpatmeyering p y g org) will group need to collectt 8,284 signatur es—or signatures—or 15 per cent of the t city’s rregistered egistered percent voters—by early early June, which could be a long shot shot.. TTime ime is short and the gr oup’s social media pr esence could be group’s presence better—just 42 4 likes on Facebook.

Who to Judge? THAT’S T TH AT’S RIT RITCH CH Judge Diane Ritchie R shocked political obser observers rvers in 2008 when she won a seat on the Santa Clara Count ty bench, but now she ’s got no o shortage of critics County she’s critics..

County judge e ﬁghts peers peers, s, media m i unusual re-e in re-election election battle BY B Y JOSH K KOEHN OEHN

N AN AN IRONIC IRONIC TWIST of fate, the biggest threat to Judge Diane Ritchie’s Ritchie’s re-election bid could be e h own rap her rap sheet. Since w winning a seat on the Santa Santta C l a County Superior lar i Clara C Court ourt bench in 2008, tales o off Ritchie’s Ritchie’s disjointed disjointed p processing rocessing of cases and ca casual asual interactions interactions in court courrt become legend. h have There’s Ther e’s the time Ritchie gushed o veer how “wonder ful” it w aas to see a over “wonderful” was de effendant e she ’d rrepresented, epresented, back wh hen defendant she’d when sh he w aas an at ttorne t ey, b effo ore asking him m she was attorney, before ffor o his phone numb or er and in nvviting him h number inviting in nto her private chamb ers to chitchat t. into chambers chitchat. Th hen ther re’s the time Ritchie rent ently Then there’s Ritchie,, curr currently ha andling civil ccases, ases, had a landlor d ac ct handling landlord act ass an interpr eter ffor o or the plaintiff ff,, who o interpreter plaintiff, ha appened to b nt. happened bee his disgruntled tenan tenant. A then ther And aas the time she let a theree w was ccase a pr ase p oceed against g a ffellow eellow judge jjudge, g , in n proceed

which a litigious woman n rrequesting equesting a rrestraining estraining or order der againstt him testiﬁed that Pr President esident Obama, the t F First irst L Lady, adyy, JJustin ustin Bieb Bieber er and Be Beyonce eyo on nce wer were re st stalking talking a her and par partt of the samee cconspiracy. onspiracyy. o Ritchie Ritchie’s ’s actions ha have ave ne never veer broken br ok keen the la law aw or rresulted esultted in a fformal o ormal rreprimand, eprimand, but the they ey ha have ave led to her temperament—and temp eramentt— —and jud judgment—to dgmentt—to — ccome ome into question. N o incumb ent No incumbent judge in the ccounty ount o ty has b een challenged been ffor or rre-election o e-election in the lastt 16 yyears, eears, until now w, as Ritchie ffends eends off ff ttwo wo ccampaign w aampaign now, opponents and what ap ppear to b opponents appear bee critics on all sides sides.. The Mer rcur c ry News, News, in n par ticularr, Mercury particular, has pilloried Ritchie to the t p oint point ozen ar ticles that it has published a do dozen articles ab out her indiscretions indiscretions sinc ssincee February. February. about By ccomparison, omparison, the newspaper o neewspap w er has published 15 stories rrelated eelatted to the San JJose ose ma ayo or’s rac ce in the same s timeframe mayor’s race timeframe.. “Y Yees, I did ask ffor or his phone o p numb err,” “Yes, number, Ritchie sa ays y sheepishly in n a inter view says interview with Met tro, rregarding egarding on ne of the Metro, one af fo orrementioned e indiscr e etions . “Y Yes e ,I aforementioned indiscretions. “Yes, did ha ave him ccome ome ttalk aalk to me in m have myy chamb ers. ... It do esn n’’t lo ook go od. So I chambers. doesn’t look good. did think ab out that.” about

Perhaps P erhaps the t most aawkward wk wkwar a d decision Ritchie’s tenure, according in JJudge udge Rit tchie’s tenur e, ac cording attorneys have been to at tttorneeys y who ha ave b een in her occured ccourtroom, ourtroom m, o ccured when her stand h b d sat husband saat in i the h witness i st and d while hil It’s she handled d misdemeanor ccases. ases. It ’s schoolchildren rrelatively elativveely ccommon o ommon ffor or scho o olchildren to trips ttake ak ke field tr rips to ccourtrooms ourtrooms and sit in juryy b box, the jur oxx, but no one rreached eached ffor o or this storyy kne knew occasion spouse stor w of an o ccasion when a sp ouse shotgun bench. rrode ode shot gu un on the b ench. have never anything like “I ha ave ne n eveer seen an nything y lik ke it before since, local prosecutor b effor o e or sin ncce,” a lo cal pr osecutor tells Metro, adding introduced Met tro, addin ng that Ritchie intr oduced husband being theree ffor her husban nd as b eing ther or “moral o support. supp ort.” Ritchie denies d such an incident occurred interview o ccurred in n an inter vieew but later hedges asked flat-out when ask ked ed ffor o or a flat t-out denial. “He says. sat in the ccourtroom, o troom,” she sa our ayys. “He sat wheree eeveryone sits.. I think he sat in the wher ver e yo one sits front Well, fr ro ont rrow. ow w. W eell, he definitely sat in the front fr ro ont rrow. ow w.” Asked again happened, A sk skeed ag gain if it happ ened, she picturee that.” demurs: “I ccan’t an an’’t pictur decades A civil at aattorney tttorneey ffor or o ttwo-plus w wo-plus dec ades worked who also work w ed in the District Attorney’s officee ffor A tttorneeyy’s offic or o ffour our o yyears, ears, Ritchie shocked sho cked man m many ny p political olitical obser observers veers in the 20 2008 08 primar p primaryy when she def defeated feeated ttwo wo D DA A ho hotshots—Jay otshots— —Jay Bo Boyarsky yarsk ky and Lane L ane Lir Liroff—as off ff— ff —as well as JJesus esus V Valencia, alencia, a who w was aas la later ater app appointed ointed a judge judge,, before b effor o eb besting esttingg Lir Liroff off in the N November ovember

Judge or Be Judged Alm Almost ost u universally nivveersally ap appreciated ppreciated as a pleasant woman, Ritchie Ritch hie has made a concerted conc o erted effort eff ffo ort to be be the th he anti-Judge anti--Judge JJudy. udyy. She rrefuses efuses to b belittle elitttle t def defendants fendants e and at attorneys, tttorneeys y , and whisp whispers pers when making cringing admissio admissions. ons. Ther Theree is vulnerability vulnerabilit ty when her upper u er lip quiv upp quivers veers in private cconversation. on nveersation. H dli low-le Handling llow-level l vel el misdemeanors mi d when she first to took ok the b bench, ench, Ritchie now o oversees versees e civil cases cases th that hat ccan an a range from fr om small claims to living livin ng trust disputes. disputes. Her o overriding verriding e goal thr throughout, ou ughout, she says, sa ayys, has b been een to get it rig right ght and tr treat eat all parties par ties with rrespect. espect. A Att ti times, imes, that has led to taking taking advic advicee fr from om m ffellow ellow e judges on down to ccourt ourt clerks clerks,, which some observers have ccourt ourt obser veers ha ave ttaken ak aken e as a sign of incompetence. inc ompetence. was first “I w aas rready eady d when h I fir fi rst ccame ame a in, but b look any new judge, they’re if yyou ou lo o ok at an ny ne w ju udge, the eyy’re Ritchie says. “It’s learning the craft,” Ritchi ie sa ayys. “It ’s a super-hard sup err--hard job ffor or eeveryone. o ver eryone o .” become That job has only b ecome o eeven ven e moree difficult sinc since mor ce the ca ccampaign ampaign and ensuing media blit blitz. z. Both h plaintiffs and defendants aree each entit entitled chancee def feendants ar tled one chanc to challenge a judge judge’s ability ’s abil litty to hear a ccase ase a in civil ccourt, ourt, and Rit o Ritchie tchie admits that at attorneys—some tttorneeys— y —ssome at the behest behest of their clients—ar clients—aree now ch challenging hallenging her ability abilit ty to hear ccases ases almo almost ost “half the time..” time good says, “I had a go od rreputation, eputatiion,” she sa ayys, number noting that the numb er of challenges drop oncee rre-elected. “Nobody should dr op onc e-electted. “N obody wants have w aants to ha ave their ccase ase in i the newspaper, don’t blame ne wspaperr, and I don n’’t bl lame them.”

hie’s p oliticcaal opp onents But Ritch Ritchie’s political opponents e in challenges as a ease see the incr increase reffeerreendum m. referendum. “That’s pretty prrettty amazing g,” sa ayys Mat tt “That’s amazing, says Matt Harris, a 23-year 23--yeear vveteran eeteran of the District Harris, Attorney’s Atttorneeyy’s office o e who is hoping to unseat offic Ritchie. overseen Ritchie. Having Haaving v o veerseen eeverything veerything from from low-level low-leevel e misdemeanors and homicide cases white-collar crime,, cases a to white -collar crime Harris has also spent U.S. allso sp ent time in the U ..S. Attorney’s credentials Atttorneeyy’s office. o e. With offic With i cr edentials similar to Ritchie’s opponents, Riitchie’s past opp onents, Harris has gobbled local go obbled up the bulk of lo caal law enforcement, laaw enf fo orcem ment, elected official and judge endorsements race. endorrsements in the rac e. “It’s “It’s the kind k of eexperience xxperience yyou ou ccan’t o an n’t ’ buy, says. “You live through y,” he sa y” ayyss. “Y Yo ou got to liv ve thr ough it to get it. aw eeverything veerything that w aas “When I sa saw was d ther aas a need going on, I decided theree w was fo or someonee who had eexperience xp x erience and for would run the t ccourt our o t in the manner s b ave in which it should bee run, that ga gave eveeryo one a fair f and impar tial hearing in everyone impartial ay that th he judge do es not b ecome aw way the does become part of the ccase. ase.” part A fense e Annrae Angel, a criminal def defense attttorneey ffor or o 21 yyears eears in Sant attorney Santaa Clara Countty, also o decided to opp ose Ritchie County, oppose oncerns ab out the after hearingg similar cconcerns about judge in the jurist ccommunity. ommunitty. “She’s a vvery eery nic “She’s nicee woman,” Angel saayys. “This iss not ab out who she is says. about is.. This aboutt if she ’s nic is not about she’s nicee or not. I just thi k Sant S ta Clara Cl C ountty deser d ves e to t think Santa County deserves haave judges who are are fully aaware waare of the have courtroom, par ticipants and the law. laaw.” courtroom, participants Angel’s experience exp x erience offers off ffeers a decidedly Angel’s diff ffeerent p e ective fr ersp om most of the different perspective from ges curr ently on the ccounty ountty 70-plus judg judges currently bench, as she’s sh he’s sto od all of her ccareer areer bench, stood opposite o side of the aisle fr om on the opposite from prosecutors. prosecutors. “It’s imp o tant to ha or ave b oth “It’s important have both perspectivveess on the b ench, and in Sant perspectives bench, Santaa Cl C ountty we ar l ki a criminal i i l Clara County aree lacking deffeense p ersspective,” Angel sa ays y. defense perspective, says. rggues that she has that Ritchie ar argues perspectivve—in — addition to b eing perspective—in being tough h” ju udge—as par a ““tough” judge—as partt of the om criticism of her ﬁrst term stems fr from ss to empathize with a willingnes willingness deffeendants. defendants. “Just lo ok k at wher e) in a “Just look wheree we (ar (are) courtroom, sit tting t ab ove p eople,” courtroom, sitting above people, ayys. “W We’vve got the rrobe, obe, we ’re Ritchie sa says. “We’ve we’re h fac ffacee off ju ustice and d we ccan’t an n’’t aff fford to ffo the justice afford eveer ha ave it b out us or me o ever have bee ab about us.. I think ffor it’s imp ortan nt to mak ke p eople know it’s important make people ’t lo ok down on them. that I don don’t look “Here’s the th he thing—you thing— —you o ccan an either be be “Here’s veer or o a tiger lady y, and I tr a pusho pushover lady, tryy to waalk thr ouggh the middle aant to giv ve walk through middle.. I w want give eveeryo one th heir due everyone their due..”

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Watching W atcching the W Watchers a atchers CCYBER YBER SUR SURVEILLANCE RVEILLANCE has gone M Main ainn SStreet. treet. No, not cybersecurity—not cybbersecurity—not the softw software ware that pr protects otects your PC or the ofﬁce ser sserver ver or your debit car d. card. We’re talkin We’re talking ng about cyber sleuthing, or working againstt cybersecur cybersecurity, rityy, antivirus so software oftware and long-establishe long-establishedd public policy policy. y. The black hatt has become as important as the th he white one, leading to odd questions about abo out the patriotism of whistleblowers whistleblow wers who are are brave brave enough to out ou ut the security agencies a whose job once was to protect protect our country’s information informatio on iinfrastructure—not infr f astructur t t e—not e t undermine d i it. it Americans of ften feel feel thr eatened by revelations revelation ns of intentional security holes and a often threatened rrampant ampant government goveernment spying, yet very few few leaders leaders in tech or government circles circles aree ar arguing ar guing for for an outright disbanding of the National Security Agency. Agencyy. Rather, Ratheerr, they’ree looking they’r lookin ng for for new ways to organize organize and d manage our nation’s security infrastructure needed cyber sleuthing infr astructure that will allow government to conduct c empowering citizens through campaigns, while w throug gh greater greater transparency. transparencyy. aree jus just These ar st some of the points of discussion discussion that will take place on Friday, Fridayy, Conference, organized May 9, at thee second Cyber Cyber Surveillance Surveillance Conf erence, or ganized by the San Francisco Fr Area Chapter of the Internet Society. So ocietyy. The event takes place at ancisco Bayy Area Mayer Theater and iss free Santa Clara Clara University’s U free to the public, although although seating seaating is limited to 2200 attendees. After morning g breakfast breakfast and a video greeting greeting from from Vint Cerf—one of the “Fathers of the th he Internet,”” and currently currently a vicee president president and Internet evangelist evangeliist Google—the at Google—t the interactive interactive fforum orum will look att cybersurveillance cybersurveillance questions “from “from o conference a unique perspective,” persspective,”” says conf erence organizer organ nizer Michael Snell. throughout day, In sessions th hroughout the day y, panelists representing reprresenting business, technology, technologyy,

“As a society, “As societyy, we need d to start making public policy changes changes that protect pr otect Silicon Valley Vaalley businesses b and their customers,”” Cardozo Cardozo says. ““As As it stands today, todayy, wee have the NS A conducting both offensive o ensive and off NSA def ensive cyber campaigns campaaigns against defensive American companies and a foreign foreign entities, which makes their role role deeply conflicted. Thatt needs to stop.” C ardozo said one possible posssible Cardozo strategy str ategy is to split thee offensive offensive and defensive defensive activities activitiees into two different distinct and diff erent organizations. organizations. He’s also calling for for the th he Obama administration—or administr d i i t ation—or ti iin n fact factt any future ffutur t e administr ation, since this t question administration, has been blocked repeatedly repeeatedly by mul tiple administrations—to administratio ons—to allow multiple the courts to freely freely investigate invvestigate the NSA’s NS A’s activities. “When the NSA NSA is actively acttively attacking American companies, that hurts “Theree everyone,”” Cardozo Cardozo says. saays.. “Ther may be some foreign foreign intelligence undermined value, but that is unde ermined byy there aree a lot of the negatives, and the ere ar negative impacts on business.” b Bestselling science fiction ficction author, author, physicist and futurist David Brin will give a keynote presentation presentation explore in which he will explo ore how the currently both Internet cur rently bot th empowers and stratifies stratifies users—a users— —a situation that will continue unless unless it can also be made transparent transparent and easily all. accessible to all “Wee are “W are in the extremely extrem mely relevant relevant process pr ocess of becoming a village again,”” Brin says.. “In a village, you people have about 1,000 to 5,000 5 that you can associatee with … this is about the most thatt any human mind can process. process. Butt now we

have prosthetics, p ostthetics, devices that can pr help us to more more efﬁciently track track our conversations converrsations with all these other villagers. villag gers.. Things like TV TV and the Internet Interneet help us to see and understand d our village.” “In the near near future, future, we will have augmented augmented reality, realityy, which will allow you to see, seee, through through a pair of glasses, tags with the names of everyone who walkss by, byy, and the ability to click down n to deeper levels of information informatio on about each person. But the real real question qu uestion is, can we reinvent reinvent this villagee to be better?” In the past, pastt, he says, “98 percent percent of our ancestors ancesttors were were dominated by thugs and local gossips who were were mean-spirited mean-spirrited and judgmental. The good village villag ge is one in which everyone sees the good, good, leaves each other alone and celebrates celebrates diversity.” diversityy..” To To realize realize this good village, Brin says, we need to o empower everyone—not just the elites—with eliites—with full access to information informatio on about everyone. “People “P People will wiill ask, ‘What What about privacy? If we empower everyone to look, don’t do on’t we also necessarily empower the t Peeping Peeping Tom?’ To om?’ “But if we empower everyone, then we also empower em mpower ourselves with the ability to go mother and tell g to Tom’s Tom’s o her what he h has done, and perhaps that will stop sttop the activity sooner.” sooner.” “The knee-jerk knee-jerk reaction reaction is to invoke privacy and and protect protect our information, information, ormation and at the level of ordinary ordinary citizens there for there is a need n for that, but secrecy secrecy among elites elittes is dangerous. dangerous.. If we respond respond byy banning stuff, stufff, people will always ﬁnd d dark corners to hide [in] and continue contin nue their activities,”” Brin says, adding, addin ng, “I make it clear that I am a pragmatist; prag gmatist;; I am for for tactical secrecy secrecy rather ratther than evasion of accountability.” accountabilityy.” . —Dan Holden

The conf conference fer erence e takes place Fri, M May ay a 9,, 9am-5pm 9am-5pm. free m. Admission is fr reee and includes co continental ontinental breakfast, brreeakffaast,, lunch and afternoon ssnack. Attendance Attendance is limited to 200 people. peoople. The event will also be webcast onn LiveStream LiveStrreeam and available for foor on-demandd video streaming strreeaming on YouTube. YoouTTuube.

A New Like L ffor or Priva Privacy acy Facebook ffounder ounder M Mark ark Zuckerber nced privacy Zuckerbergg announ announced changes ffor or the social soocial media platf orm during a keynote k platform addr ess at the f8 developers d address conf erence that wo ould allow conference would users to anonymou usly log into anonymously other sites and app ps thr apps through ough their pr ofiles witho out having profiles without to shar d sharee personal data. The change arrives arrives after after complaints fr om users who unknowingly unkno owingly from information published inf ormation n on their Facebook newsf newsfeed eed without w their intent. In his opening remarks, remarkks, Zuckerber Zuckerberg g highlighted stability and a “putting “putting people first” first” as the major major goals of the company moving forward. forward. This change in attitude is accompanied a by a new slogan. The old “Move ffast ast and break break things” things ” motto that was part of Facebook’s Facebook’’s ascendancy has been in social networking h rreplaced eplaced by the more more tempered tempered “Move fast fast with stablee infra.” infra.” “People moree control “P eople want mor co ontrol over how they share share their information, i ormation, inf especially in how theyy use their apps,” he said. “If you’re you’re using an app you don’t completely completely trust or

that you’re you’re wor worried ried might spam you’ree not going to your friends, friend ds, you’r give it a lot lot of permissions.” With anonymous anonyymous login, Zuckerberg Zuckerberg tried to appease appease both users, who want to protect protect their data while controlling contr olling g their social profile, profile, and developerss who want users to not fret fr et about downloading their apps. “Even if you yo ou don’t want an app to know who you are are yet, you still want a streamlined streamlin ned experience for for logging in that removes rem moves the hassle of filling in all thosee different different fields,” he said. The goal goal is to make sure sure that nobody is “surprised “surprised by how they’re they’re sharing g on Facebook.” These changes, chan nges, if implemented, g change for for Facebook, signal a big which has always buttered buttered its bread bread from fr om collecting colleccting and sharing real real user identities. But B as user activity and rresearch esearch shows, sh hows, people increasingly increasingly caree mor moree about protecting car protecting their information inf ormation n and will turn to using programs pr ograms like like Snapchat and Secret Secret that do nott require require their data. Also appearing appeaaring at f8, Facebook managers and business partners discussed mobile initiatives. Ilya Sukhar introduced intrroduced AppLinks. org, or g, which will help mobile users navigate between between native apps without having haaving to open a browser. browser. —Alexander —A lexander Shively

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Longtime Locals HOME H OME CROWD CROWD San Jose native N Nelson elson P e Ponta-Garca onta a-Garca (second from left) debute debuted ed his nine-part documentary se series, riess, ‘The Portuguese Portuguese in n California,’ for a packed house that also included P Portuguese ortuguese so soccer occer star Y Yannick annick Djalo (center).. Djalo is a currently play playing Earthquakes. ying for the San Jose Earthquake es.

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NA APRIL PRIL 27th, ha pacity crowd of capacity cap 700 paid witness to the world premiere Nelson Ponta-Garca's of N elson P onta-Garca's ninepart histori historical ical documentary documentary, y, Portuguese California.. ortugu The P uese in California Unfolding at a the IES Hall, Wounds right next to t the Five W ounds Church—the Portuguese World Church—th he P ortuguese g W orld Capital of San San JJose—the ose—the event w was as a gr grand-scale, d-scale, H Hollywoodand ollywoodaffair, style affair r, replete with tux edoss, red d carpets tuxedos, carpets,, multiple step-and-repeats, Portuguese step-and-rep peatss, P ortuguese TV and photo crews ccrews,, food, wine, pastries and d live Azorean music.

Panel P anel sessions to took ok place place with numerous Portuguese businessmen, numer n ous P ortuguese businessme en, dignitaries, d dignit aries, ar artists tists and pr producers oducers fr ffrom om across ac cross N North orth h Americ America. i a. Y Yannick aannick i k Dj Djalo, j l , jalo th he P ortuguese so ccer st ar now on n the Portuguese soccer star lo oan with the San JJose ose Ear thquak kes, loan Earthquakes, an nd who had just sc ored the winn ning and scored winning goal go oal the night b before, effor o e, sat in the fr front o ont textbook rrow. ow. In te ow xtbook San JJose ose fashion,, 99.9 percent city 9 9.9 p ercent of the rrest est of the cit ty had n idea the eevent no vent w aas happ ening. was happening. The P Portuguese ortuguese first ccame ame to th this his town to own mor moree than 10 100 0 yyears ears ago an and nd they SoCal hundred th hey arrived arrived in SoC al a ffew ew hund dred yyears e b ears effo ore that. Sinc before Sincee then, the theyy have h ha ave gone on to pla play ay signific significant ant from rroles o in various industries fr oles om ag griculture to high-tech and eeven ven n agriculture p olitics, all of which is the subjec politics, subjectt matter m mat ttter ffor or the do o documentary. cumentary. P Pontaon ntaGarca G Gar ca w was as b born orn in San JJose, ose, but gr ggrew ew u in P up Portugal ortugal b before effor o e eeventually ventually

returning to run his own returning o pr production oduction ccompany, ompany, NPG Pr Productions. odu uctions. A event, we w a atched one Att the event, watched entir entiree episo episode de of the series s on a pr ojection scr een b effo ore panel projection screen before sessions and liv livee musi music ic unf unfolded fo olded on the st age. A o the eevening, vening, stage. Att the end of slices slic snippets several veral other es and snipp ets of se episodes episo des wer weree then sh shown. hown. F For or the whole pack age, P ontaa- Garca split package, Ponta-Garca the stor ffeeren nt geo graphical storyy into diff different geographical sections p pertaining ertaining to o San Diego Diego,, L Los os Angeles,, the Ba Angeles Bay ay Ar Area, eaa, Sacramento and mor e, all to chr on nicle the more, chronicle histor ortugu uese diasp ora historyy of the P Portuguese diaspora in vivid det ail. In the ffootage, ootage, detail. dozens of p ersons of P ortuguese persons Portuguese anc estry, who'v ved ancestry, who'vee sinc sincee achie achieved suc cess in business o olitics and the success business,, p politics ar ts, ar viewed in i their nativ arts, aree inter interviewed nativee about history, l language ab bout their h i family f il hi histor y, Portuguese immigration and the P ortuguese California. From eexperience xperience in C aliffo orn nia. Fr om the origins of the tuna in industry dustry in San Diego ough the ag griculture Diego,, thr through agriculture business of the C entraal V aalley in the Central Valley 19 00s, all the w ay up to 21st - century 1900s, way 21st-century San JJose ose and Silic on V aalley, an Silicon Valley,

entiree P Portuguese presents entir ortuguese lineage pr esents itself. Imagine Ken Burns-style itself f. Imag gine a K en BurnsBurns style narrative, narrativ e, complete complete with highbombast olume History ombast vvolume History Channel b and loads of original photos and ffootage ootage ju xtaposed with mo dernjuxtaposed modernda ay interviews, intervie v ws, man day manyy of which ar aree lo cal to Sa an JJose ose and Sant local San Santaa Clara C ounty. It turns out that 9 0p ercent County. 90 percent of the P ortuguese in C aliffornia o ar Portuguese California aree of Azorean descent. A zorean desc d ent. Nuno Mathias,, the Portuguese N uno Mathias M Portuguese Consul General Francisco, C onsul Ge eneral in San Francisc o, participated par ticipateed in the ﬁrst panel praised ed the uniqueness of and praise documentary, saying the do cum mentary, sa ayying that it historical rrepresented epresenteed a historic al mark ffor o or the Portuguese California. P ortuguesse ccommunity ommunity in C aliffornia. o “It will b reffeerence ffor o or bee a reference yyears ears to ccome,” o ,” he declar ome ed. declared. “L atelyy, we've wee've been been worried, the “Lately, ccommunity ommunitty is a lit tle on edge little rregarding egarding how to rreconnect econnect with th yyounger the oungger generations ti . I think thi k generations. this do cum mentary will pla ay an documentary play instrumen ntal rrole. ole. ... The yyounger ounger instrumental generation ns will ffeel eeel eextremely xtremely generations pr oud ab o their origins out out proud about origins,, ab about their par en nts, ab out their families .” parents, about families.” A wattched the episodes, episodes, Ass I watched I couldn't couldn't help but agr ee. The agree. do cumenttary ma ay eeven ven ser ve as a documentary may serve rrole ole mo deel ffor or other ethnic pr o ojects model projects to come. come. I ccan an easily see an It alian or Italian V iietnamesse equivalent. i l Vietnamese P onta-Gar G ca sa ays y it all b egan Ponta-Garca says began when the pr p esident of P ortugal president Portugal visited C alliffo ornia a ffew ew yyears ears ago and California rrequested equested a ffew ew segments to showc ase showcase par ts of th he st ate with a str ong parts the state strong P ortuguese histor y. Fr om ther e, the Portuguese history. From there, buz eased, p eople w aanted mor e, buzzz incr increased, people wanted more, and the pr roject so on eexploded xploded into a project soon global eff ffo o t. One hundr or ed inter views effort. hundred interviews later avel,, bat tles with later,, plus endless tra travel, battles funders an nd ccountless ountless hours of p osttand postpr oduction n on diff ffeerent ccontinents, ontinents, production different the do cum mentary pr emiered in San documentary premiered JJose, ose, and th hen went on to T ulare then Tulare last Frida ay before beffor o e it headed off to Friday San Diego Diego.. “They've alw ayys ccalled alled us a small, “They've always quiet, invisible invisible minorit y,” sa ayys minority,” says P onta- Garrca. “But the P ortuguese Ponta-Garca. Portuguese ha ave b een n her or a long time o have been heree ffor time,, sinc sincee C abrillo. And A Antonio JJose ose R ocha Cabrillo. Rocha w as in LA when it was was only 600 600 was p eople. W ee've been been her om da ay people. We've heree fr from day one st. But other than Da ay of one,, almos almost. Day P ortugal in nK elley P ark, ther e's b een Portugal Kelley Park, there's been nothing th hat tells the stor y.” that story.” F or o inf foo: For info: ht tpp://www w..portugueseincaliffoornia.com/ http://www.portugueseincalifornia.com/

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RANDON HA wanders around Santana Row compelled by the voices inside his head. Some of them sound familiar, the inﬂections of friends. Others sound like celebrities, mostly President Obama and Steve Jobs. One he can’t quite place, but it barks an order as he passes an upscale men’s clothing store: “Take it.” Drunk and numb to the sting of the cold winter air, Ha swivels on a heel and steps into the store. He grabs a messenger bag and walks out. He’s done this countless times in other shops, driven by the voices. Only this time, someone is watching Ha. A cop follows him to his car and cites him for petty theft. With a record-scratch halt, illusion cracked against reality, Ha says. Consequences mattered again and this one brought him to criminal court. For all the arrests, jail stays, bills defaulted, jobs lost and suicide attempts, this marked Ha’s lowest point in a near decadelong battle against his own mind. “The embarrassment I felt, I can hardly describe,” he says, pausing, searching for the right word. “Consuming. Isolating.” Eight years earlier at Cal Poly, San Luis

Obispo, Ha aspired to practice medicine. But something cracked then, too—just slightly at first. Maybe it was the stress of being away from home. Maybe it was the latent emotional wounds from having lost his father during the family’s escape from Vietnam and, years later, his stepfather’s death. Whatever it was, Jack Daniels helped him forget, though it fueled a force that robbed him of sleep and spun his thoughts into soaring delusions of grandeur. Not until his first involuntary psychiatric hold, at the age of 22, did Ha learn a name for the jarring ups and downs that hijacked his consciousness: Type I bipolar, a mood disorder that jerks a person from manic grandiosity to suicidal depression. “I didn’t want to be crazy,” Ha says. “Taking those pills didn’t make me crazy, but I thought, in some twisted way, that if I didn’t take them, then I wasn’t crazy.” So he didn’t. And for a while life continued uninterrupted. He got a good job, a mortgage on a condo at 25, a V12 CL600 Mercedes, a Breitling watch. But the stress of debt and its demand for longer hours and harder work led him to excessive drinking again, to ecstasy and cocaine. And routine blackouts. Finally, the paroxysm—an uncontrollable flight of aggression and fancy—would send him 51-50ed to the psych ward. The cycle continued. Guilt from the crash, brief

treatment, shirking the antipsychotics that helped tame the illness, self-medicating with drugs and liquor and the inevitable, implacable mania. Standing in court in winter 2010, answering to charges of theft, the shame Ha felt was so much more crushing, weighted by a decade of fuck-ups. Was he psychotic or alcoholic? Thirty years old and accused of shoplifting, he thought about a permanent way out. During the arraignment, his mother placed her hand on his lap and looked up at him. “However many mistakes you think you’ve made, I will always love you,” she whispered in Vietnamese. Ha bowed his head and squeezed his eyes shut to lock away the tears. “At that point, I decided to get help,” he says. “I realized, ego aside, that my problem, whatever it was, affected not only me but the people around me.”

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Digital Digita al Detox Detox In a wide wide-open - open rroom oom with ccathedral athedral cceilings eilings at a ccommunity ommunity ccenter enter in Palo Palo Alto, Altto, a ffew ew dozen p people eople dressed dr essed in yyoga oga pants pants,, flowing skir skirts ts or gym gym clo clothes othes slowly danc dancee to the New N ew Age Age soundtrack s d k lilting lil i out off a MacBo MacBook ok Air Air.. The lights st stay ay off to let in th the he sunb sunbeams. eams. Thr Throughout oughout the hour or o so of “fr “free ee danc dance,” e,” as it it’s ’s ccalled, alled, the temp tempo o pulses fr from om quick to calm. calm. A Att one p point, oint, someone starts st arts crawling craawling w ar around ound on all ffours. o ours. “I do this th his to unplug unplug,” ,” sa says ayys R Robin o obin JJaffe, aff ffee, 35,, a self-described selff- described tech addict who finds solac solacee in weekly “ecst “ecstatic atic dance” danc e” sessions. sesssions. JJaffe aff ffee bla blames ames ccomputers, omputers, tablets tablets and smartphones smar tphon nes ffor or o the latest widespr widespread ead addiction. Studies ha have ave suggested that Intern Internet net addicts eexperience xperience brain changes similar sim milar to those ho hooked oked on drugs.. JJaffe’s drugs aff ffee’s compulsive compulsive so social cial media checks stra strained ained her rrelationship elationship with her b boyfriend, oyfrieend,, she says, saayys, which led her to seek outt help at a digit digital al detox ccamp amp last summer ssummer.. “Sincee we “Sinc w all have haave a phone, phone, I think more aree at risk of de developing more people peop ple ar veeloping unhealthy an unhealt th hy habit,” she says, saayys, gesturing iPhone with the iP Phone she clutches during our cconversation on nver ersation outside a San Mateo dependent ccafe. affe. “Because “Becau use we’re we’re so dep endent on technology, have bee technolo gy, we ha ave to learn to b mindful when w we use it.” Att “C “Camp Grounded,” device-free A am mp Gr ounded,”” a de vice-free byy L Levi rretreat etreat started star a ted ttwo wo yyears ears ago b evi Felix, F elix, anot another ther rrecovering ecovering tech addict, JJaffe aff ffee indul indulged lged her ur urge ge to p post ost st status atus updates updates by by scra scrawling aw wling her thoughts indexx ccards on inde ards she hung up on a clothesline. clothesline e. perspective “It put into i p erspective how silly says it was,” was,” shee sa ayys with a laugh. “I guess, guess, maybe, moree ho hooked ma ayb y e, I’m m mor oked to the instant gratification. inst ant cconnection, on nnection, the gratific ation.

Doo LLess D esss Harm During the t AIDS epidemic in 1980s, mental the 19 80s, w when she ran a ment al clinic Francisco’s health clini ic in San Francisc o’s Castro neighborhood, Patt C astro neig ghborhood, P att Denning noticed many notic ed that thaat man ny of her patients began developing substance ance abuse b egan de veloping e subst problems pr oblems tto o ccope ope with the trauma of friends dying d and, in some ccases, ases, prospect the h pr ospecct off their h i own death. d h She Sh directed Narcotics ected them th dir hem to AA and Nar cotics Anonymous meetings,, as she w was Anon ymou us meetings as theyy k kept dropping opping out. ttaught. aught. Butt the ept dr “They want bee ther there. “They didn’t didn’t w ant to b e. was Somethingg w as rubbing them the wrong way,” wr ong w ay,” Denning rrecalls. ecalls. decided look So she de ecided to get a closer lo ok and see ffor or o herself, herselff, and suddenly her weren’t clients wer e ’t alone in ffeeling en eeeling that way. professional, w ay. ““As As a medical m medic al pr offessional, e I was appalled. Heree the theyy ar aree making w as appalle ed. Her people identityy of a p eople ttake ake on this identit lifelong lif feelong addict add dict who lies and cheats fundamental and has fun ndamental character flaws. Theyy cconsider abstinencee fla aw ws. The onsider abstinenc absolute measuree of tr treatment the absolut te measur eatment success suc cess and d frame drug use and sobrietyy as ‘go ‘good’ ‘bad.’” sobriet od’ and ‘bad. ’” Denning’s AA’s peer Denning’ ’s brief fforay o oraay into AA A’s p eer support-group subculture supp ort--group sub culture led her to develop clinical model de eveelop an alternativ aalternative: vee: a clinic caal mo del treat substance to tr eat subs sttaance abuse based on psychotherapy, behavioral ps sycchotheraap py, ccognitive ognitivve b ehaavioral v the medication. new skills and th he right medic caation. The ne w treatment favored tr eatment plan p fa avo ored harm rreduction eduction over absolute sobriety o veer absolut te sobriet ty and integrated clinical peer support. clinic al ccare are with p eer supp ort. imposing “Instead of imp osing a single agenda on them, giving them these all-or-nothing terms,, we ask asked allor-nothiing terms ed goals,” the patientt to define their goals ,” says. Denning sa ayys. treatment, Though inc iincomplete omplete as a tr eatment, helped people AA has help ped millions of p eople maintain maint ain sobriety so obrietty and has been been a lifeline lif feeline ffor o or people people who ccan’t an’t afford aff ffo ord to pay more pa ay ffor or o mor re ccomprehensive omprehensive ccare. are. It offers critical also off ffeers a critic al aspect aspect of rrecovery: ecovery: ccommunity. ommunitty. “You need support from “Y Yo ou nee ed that supp ort fr om people,” says. “People other p eop ple,” Brady sa ayys. “P eople struggle have who strugg gle with addiction ha ave a strong sense str ongg sens se of isolation and need to people learn how to t interact with p eople in healthy way 12-step a health hy w ay again. These 12step groups provide that.”” gr oups pr ovide that. Decades Dec ades later later,, some public agencies ar are re st starting arting to emplo employy an approach approacch similar to Denning’ Denning’s, s,

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Technology T eechnology just giv gives es me m an eas easyy way w ay to get that fix. fix.”” If JJaffe’s aff ffee’s use seems in innocuous—it nnocuous—it didn’t scare didn ’t ccost ost her a job orr sc are aaway way friends—theree ar aree plen plenty friends—ther nty of stories of debilitating addictions debilit ating tech addic tions ccoming oming new dedicated out of ne w clinics dedi icated to treating dependency. Last tr eating Internet dep en ndencyy. L ast Dr.. Elaine Brady op opened fall, Dr o ened one treatment such tr eatment ccenter enter in San JJose, ose, byy br breathless ffollowed o ollowed ll db b eathless thl TV rreports eports t porn addicts of its clientele: p orn ad ddicts who eschew esche w meaningful rrelationships ellationships to spend 30-odd-hours sp end some 30odd-ho ours a week surreptitiously beating surr eptitiously b eatingg off under the laptops. blue light of their lapto ops. Net Worthy Recovery—the N et W o orthy R eecoverry— —the only tech-dependency treatment techdependency tr eattment ccenter enter Northern California—treats in N orthern C aliffornia o a—treats gaming, texting, addictions to video gam ming, te xting, cybersex, social networking cyb ersex, so cial net worrking and digital dependence. other h fforms orms o off di digit i all dep d endenc d e. Technology, says, created T eechnology, Brady sa ayyss, has cr eated a new addicts. ne w generation of add dicts. “For was treating sexx “F or yyears, ears, I w as tr eaating se addicts,, who often ha have historyy addicts ave a histor elements around of trauma,, some eleme ents ar ound sexual se xual molestation molestation as a child or a life,” dysfunctional family eearly arly in lif fe,” says. started getting she sa ays y . “But I st arted get ting people cyber sexx p eople ccoming oming in with h cyb er se pattern addictions with no pat ttern of past abuse. Nothing triggered abuse b .N othing hi trigger i red d their h i impulsive, addictivee b behavior impulsiv e, addictiv e avvior until eha theyy discovered pornography the discovered onlinee p ornograph hy addictive or other highly addicti ive vvenues enues online,, lik likee multi-pla multi-player online ayer e gaming or gambling.” gambling .” Brady’ss clients ar aree mor moree lik likely Brady’ m ely have untreated mental to ha ave some untr eateed ment al likee an at attention ccondition, ondition, lik ten ntion deficit disorder, with disor der, or struggle w ith ffeelings eeelings of loneliness, says. isolation and lonelines ss, she sa ayys. Likee an anyy addiction,, the Lik t ccause ause deeper substance lies deep er than the su ubstance being People develop b eing abused. P eople de d velop the emotional ccompulsion ompulsion ffor or o emotio onal rreasons, easons, biological urge and then the biolo gical a ur ge ttakes akes over. digital addicts don’t suffer o ver. But digit al addict ts don ’t suff ffeer sortt of discrim discrimination the same sor mination leveled chemical addicts.. le veled against chemic al addicts The criminalization off drugs means people facee the p eople addicted to o them fac greater gr eater cconsequences—like onsequences— —like jail—and prevents from bias that often pr eventts them fr om getting medical get ting adequate medi ical ccare, are, or job.. JJaffe Brady eeven ven a job aff ffee and Br rady suggest digital that the rise of digit al addictions a may givee a br broader cross-section ma ay giv oader cr o section of osssociety empathy the so ciety empath hy ffor or o th he plights of addicts.. other addicts

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GENERATION GENERA TION N REHAB R EHAB combining subst combining substance ance use use ccenters enters with ment mental al health clin clinics. nics. In JJanuary, anuary, Sant ountty me erged its drug Santaa Clara C County merged alcohol treatment mental and alc ohol tr eatment and a ment al offices single health offic es into a sing gle unit ccalled alled a Department Behavioral the Depar tment of Beh haavvioral Health Ser vices. Services. Dr.. Sally Br Broder, psychologist Dr oder, a ps ycchologist byy the National Football assigned b Nationaal F ootball League 49ers players L eague to work with 49 9ers pla ayers e who dirty hews get a DUI or a dir di ty drug d ug test he dru h ws to Denning’ss philosophy Denning’ philosoph hy of o “do less harm.” “It’s says. “It ’s realistic, realistic,” Broder Broder sa ayys. “The NFL players people, pla ayers e I work with,, like lik ke a lot of p eople, don’t don ’t ffeel eeel like lik ke they they have haave a problem problem abstinencee can solve. only abstinenc can a solv ve. I work with moderation them to ccome ome up with a mo deration approach. important management appr oach h. The imp ortant we’re having thing is that we ’re ha avin v ng cconversations on nveersations about substance ab out their subst ance use, u , open use open discussions that lead to insight into mental, overall, their ment al,, and o vera e all,, health.” Over decade Ov ver e the past dec adee as head of Addiction the ccounty’s ounttyy’s A ddiction Medicine and Therapy Dr.. Mark Stanford Therap py Division,, Dr M St anffo ord helped Valley has help ed the V aalleey Hospital H Hospit al System professionals rroll oll out what health pr ofeessionals ccall of all “integrated ccare. aare.” “Theree ha have been tremendous “Ther ave b een tr e emendous advancements understanding advanc ements in our u nderstanding of addiction,” Stanford Stanffo ord sa ssays. ays y . “But the sciencee is sometimes at o odds scienc dds with the movement. For rrecovery ecoveery mo oveement. F o eexample, or xample, have medicines we ha ave all kinds of me edicines now aavailable vvailable that help ccan an suppr ssuppress ess cravings during withdrawal, cra avings v and help durin ng withdra awaal, there’s but ther e’s a bias in rrecovery ecover ey circles any cir cles against ttaking aking an ny kind of pharmacological They say pharmac ological aid. Th heey sa ay yyou ou o ccan’t an a ’t bee sob sober b er if yyou’re o ou’re on ccertain errtain medicines. medicines. Obviously, Ob viouslyy, that’s that’s inaccurate. inaccu urate.”

Breaking B reaking ki Hate Hat ate Society at lar Society large ge seems mor moree op open en about ab out rrecovery, ecovery, with public p publications ations dedicated dedic ated to drugs and d sobriet sobrietyy (The (The Fix) Fi ix) and p pop op culture culture ad addressing ddressing eevery very addiction movies shade of drug addictio on in mo vies like like Winter’s Bone,, se sexx addic addiction W int i ter’ e ’s Bone ction ((Thanks Thanks Sharing;; Shame Shame)) or tech ffor oor Sharing t addiction ((Her). Her). But some rrecovery ecover e y stories rremain emain nec necessarily essarily hid hidden. dden. In a w warren arren of cubicles cubiccles at the Office Human Relations, ccounty ounty O ffice of Hum an R eelations, Kate JJones ones ccompiles ompiles le lesson esson plans ffor or o people p eople cconvicted on nvvicted of ha hate ate crimes crimes.. P Part art Network of her job as ccoordinator oordinattor of N etwork Hate-Free Community ffor or o a Hate -Free C omm munitty is to rrehabilitate ehabilitate them fr om m racism. Unlike Unlik ke from pedophilia p edophilia or addictio addiction, n,, racism is not

17 a diagnosa able medic al ccondition. ondition. It’s It’s diagnosable medical a state state of mind—social m mind— social conditioning conditioning often eexpressed xpressed e b ession. byy aggr aggression. people aree Most of the p eople JJones ones teaches ar don’t understand yyoung oung men n who don ’t underst and the crimes.. She cultural ccontext o xt of their crimes onte starts squaree one, st arts from from m squar one, teaching them developed how their hate h and bias de veloped victim’s against thee victim ’s demographic. demographic. push “I do pu ush them to ttake ake they’ve done,,” rresponsibility esponsibil ibillity ffor o or what h t the th y’v ’ e done d says class,, which usually JJones ones sa ayys of her class one-on-one cconsists onsists off one - on-one eexercises, xercises, “but was I also know w how ignorant I w as a when So,, it it’s about I finished scho sschool. ol. ... So ’s not ab out putting them put ting the em down ffor o or not knowing weree racist racist—how that their actions a wer —how theyy know when the ssystem ccould ould the ystem them? It’s about failed them m? It ’s ab out lifting them giving tools move up and giv ving them the to ols to mo ve more state. on in a mo ore enlightened st ate.” also JJones ones als lso in iinvites nvvites i victims i i off h hate speak crimes to ccome ome and sp eak to her clients.. clients bee vvery powerful, “That ccan a b an ery p owerful,” she says. “Because people don’t sa ays y . “Bec a ause a lot of p eople don ’t that prosecute rrealize ealize tha at the rreason eason we pr osecute crimes because affects hate crime es is b ecause it aff ffeects an entiree ccommunity. drives entir om mmunity. This rreally eally driv es actions..” home the impact i of their actions JJones ones rremains em mains in touch with these students,, she some of th hese fformer o ormer students says. They’re sa ays y . The Th y’’re often ft d deeply l ashamed h d because naturee of their b ecause off the public natur have crimes and d ha ave a tough time finding because jobs b ecau use their names and crimes news articles often ccome omee up in ne ws ar ticles during cursoryy ba background checks.. cursor ackground checks “It’s difficult “It ’s diffi fficult to empathize with someone who w ccommits ommits these ttype yype of acts,,” Jones says. acts Joness sa ayys. “They “They know that. It’s It’s hard to..” a har d rrealization eallization to ccome ome to national scale, however, theree On a nat tional sc ale, howe ver, ther aree eff efforts makee those stories ar ffo orts to mak public as an a act of rredemption. edemption. Picciolini, Christian Pic P ciolini,, a rreformed effo ormed oncee fr fronted skinhead who w onc onted a white power metal p ower met tal band and rreached eached a ccelebrated elebrateed rank in a white supremacist 1980s, supr emacist gang in the 19 80s, group Life ffounded ounded a gr o oup ccalled alled Lif fe After Hate.. The nonpr nonprofit promotes Hate ofit pr omotes about discussionss ab out discrimination. “I w was as d drawn raaw wn in b byy the cultur culture— e— the lo look ok an and nd the music music,,” Pic Picciolini ciolini tells Met Metro. ro. “I w was as also lo looking oking ffor o or a family un unit nit and the skinheads became didn’t b ecame it. I didn ’t rremotely emotely ccome ome from broken home,, but m myy par parents, fr om a br o en home ok ents, weree It Italian immigrants,, b both who wer alian immigrants oth worked hard weree aaway work ed vvery ery har d and wer way from homee often. I gr grew wanting fr om hom ew up w anting

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PEACE P E ACE A ADVOCATE DVOCATE A former skinhead, Christian P Picciolini i icciolini founded the nonproﬁt Life After H Hate. ate. them ar around ound and rreplacing eplaacing them with this gr group oup of olde older er skinheads skinheads.. Before Bef fo ore long long,, I started started to o adopt the ideology ideolo gy as well. It started started to mak makee sense to me and I st started arteed to b believe elieve the rreasoning. easoning.” Picciolini Pic ciolini ffound o ound the str sstrength ength to change,, thr change through ough a pr protracted ottracted series of rrealizations ealizations that began beggan with the birth bir th of his ttwo wo sons sons.. T Today, odaay, he he’s ’s the author of R Romantic omantic o Viol Violence: lence: Memoirs Memoirrs of an American Skinhead Skinhead, d, a touring speaker sp eaker and “p “peace eace advocate. advvocate.” Going public with his past w was a tough,, but he as cconsiders onsiders it par partt of his rredemption. edemption. “I think that ther theree are arre two two main rreasons easons wh why hy people people have haave a hard hard timing ccoming oming out: b because eccause they they are are sc ared that p eople will think less of scared people them,, and b ecause the ave a because theyy don't ha have supp ort ssystem, ystem,” he sa ayys. “Man ny times support says. “Many gangs or drugs ar ort aree theirr supp support ssystems. ystems. What I'v n is that p eople I'vee seen people only mak ypes of o decisions makee these ttypes (hate/addiction) when the theyy don't ha ave, or can't can't en nvision, v have, envision, another mor moree p ositivve opp ortunitty.” positive opportunity.

Raising Raisin ng V Voices ooices In 2005, 2005,, ad advocacy dvocacy gr group oup Fac Faces es and V Voices o oices of R Recovery eecovery rreleased eleased a “Recovery “R Reecovery Bill of Rights Rights,” ,” an 11-point statement 11-p oint st a atement that demanded, other things,, that p people among oth her things eople treatment bee allowed to set in tr eatmen nt b their own goals ggoals.. It demanded that policymakers p olicymakers e rremove emove barriers ffor o or people p eople in rrecovery ecovery to ﬁnd housing housing,, jobs and no non-discriminatory on- discriminatory health ccare. are. It also o demanded the right to speak sp eak fr freely eelyy ab about out rrecovery ecovery to show that these stories s ar aree mor moree ccommon ommon than onc oncee thought. t “Maybe “Ma ayybe it iit’s ’s a generational thing thing,” ,” says sa ays y Ha, dri driving iving home fr from om L Los os Altos High gh Scho School, ol, wher wheree he shar shared ed his ac account countt ab about out living with bip bipolar olar disorder disor der to o a gr group oup of students students.. “Younger “Y Yo ounger p people, eople, we lik likee to ttalk alk things out mor more. e. W Wee p post ost our st status atus updates updates or photos on Inst Instagram. agram. We’re W e’re reaching reach hing out a lot mor more, e, and we need th that. hat. Y You ou ccan’t o an’t deal with this shit alo alone.” one.”

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The inaugural Craft Beverage Expo provides workshops and resources, not on how to make tasty libations, but on the more common threads of marketing, business development and regulation. The conference aims to unite the entire craft beverage industry, showcasing the latest best practices pertaining to everything post production, from bottling to marketing to distribution, as well as recent developments in government regulations. There are 24 workshops, more than 150 exhibitors and plenty of networking opportunities over the three days. The breakout sessions include: “Social Media 101: The What, How, and Why of Networking in a Regulated Space”; “Packaging Your Brand: Balancing Form, Function, and Scalability”; “Marketing on a Shoestring”; “Distribution 101: Finding a Distributor for Your Product”; “Managing Your Distributor”; “Stacking Licenses: Making the Transition from One to Multiple Craft Commodities” and “Are Your Ads and Marketing Programs in Compliance?” Expect a strong craft beer presence. Brooklyn Brewery’s co-founder Stephen Hindy moderates the opening general session “Craft as Community–A Brooklyn Case Study,” while Lagunitas Brewing Company’s founder, Tony Magee, participates in the closing general session “Innovation: Evolution, Revolution and Moving Craft Forward.” One particular session sure to be popular is entitled “Entrepreneurial Triumph: Lessons Learned from Pioneers of the Early Revolution” and features notable craft beer ﬁgures Vinnie Cilurzo (Russian River Brewing Company), Ken Grossman (Sierra Nevada Brewing), Hindy (Brooklyn Brewery) and Rob Tod (Allagash Brewing Company). —Andy Lee THRU MAY 8 at the San Jose Convention Center. craftbeverageexpo.com.

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ry’ events are generally not something that fans of fine spirits would sign up for, but Willow Glen’s Hay Market restaurant is hosting an event this Thursday with Dry Fly Distillery. Based in Washington State, the craft distillery produces vodka, gin, bourbon and whiskey—all created using only grains and botanicals grown locally at farms that use sustainable practices. Using two German-made stills, the company produces small batches of its liquors: just 12,000 to 15,000 cases of a dozen 750-milliliter bottles a year. The Hay Market will offer a flight of five Dry Fly spirits paired with a five-course dinner (that includes dessert). Diners have the option of ordering cocktails made with the spirits, as well. The event takes place Thursday, May 8, 5-7pm at the Hay Market. The Dry Fly flight and five-course pairing is $65 per person; reservations required.

THE HAY MARKET 1185 Lincoln Ave, San Jose. 408.295.4800 or haymarketwillowglen.com.

Hyper Local

lackbird Tavern’s menu has some truly local food: ingredients grown within a distance that could pretty much be measured in city blocks. The downtown San Jose restaurant, which opened last summer, is serving dishes made with organic produce grown just a little more than 1 1/2 miles away at Garden to Table farm near Taylor Street and Highway 87. Garden to Table’s bounty can so far be found in menu items such as green garlic soup and waldorf salad, which adds plenty of fresh greens to the more traditional mixture of apples and nuts. And to make this local, organic food even more sustainable, it’s delivered to the Tavern via bicycle. BLACKBIRD TAVERN 200 S 1st St., San Jose. 408.278.1050

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ALONE ALONE O IN THE UNIVERSE UN IVERSE SLG A SLG Art rt Boutiki, San Jose Sat, 7:30pm, 7:30pm, $10 I haven’t haven n’t seen a band name this emo since siince I wore wore my sister ’s sister’s studded studde ed bel belts ts (please don’t don’t look ffor or MySpace), but surprisingly my oldd MySpace), enough, enoug h, San Francisco’s Francisco’s A Alone lone in the Un niverse ar Universe aree only a smidge on the em emo mo side. Judging by their two rreleased eleaseed singles, g , theyy mix a lot of synth-pop synth-pop and chiptune with a bit circa 2008, of pop punk (which, circa ﬁnally ate whatever was left of emo), so s expect bright Nintendo grooves hardgr oovees along with some har drrocking, ockingg, strident sincerity sincerity.. This show mark markss their ﬁrst LP rrelease, m elease, and th ey’ll be playing along with they’ll

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LA A PLEBE PLEBE San n Jose Rock Shop, San Jose Sat, Sat t, 7:30pm, $7 $ members/$8 $ non-members non n-members Theere ar There aree three three key ingr ingredients edients tha at make up San Fr ancisco punk that Francisco band ban nd La Plebe: bilingual lyrics, a horn horn section and, um, vomit. The They ey claim their shows ar aree so high ener gy that band members high energy freqquently puke on stage. The frequently usicians have been thr owing mu musicians throwing up on stage since 2001, and ride thaat line between pop-punk pop punk and that harrdcore that NOFX and sever al hardcore several Epitaph bands have been doing Epitaph thee past couple decades—though moostly in Spanish. They blast mostly through punk rrock ock riffs with horns through blaring over the top of it. Just blaring seeeing those horn players blow into seeing theeir instruments, rred ed in the fface, ace, their

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GGARY AR RY ALLAN ALLAN May M ay 28 aatt the M Mountain ountain Winery

BRIT FL FLOYD OYD May M ay 31 aatt the M Mountain ountain Winery

LLIVE IVE 10 105’S 5’S BF BFD D June 1 at Shoreline Shoreline A Amphitheatre mphitheatre

MERLE M ERLE HA HAGGARD GGARD June 1 aatt the M Mountain ountain Winery

LLADY ADY GAGA GAGA June 3 at SSAP AP Center

SSUPERSUCKERS UPERSUCKERS June Ju une 6 at the Blank Club

IILL V VOLO OLO June 6 aatt the M Mountain ountain Winery

ACOUSTIC A COUSTIC A ALCHEMY LCHEMY June 6 aatt M Montalvo ontalvo A Arts rts Center

TH THEE PIANO GGUYS UYS June 27 2 at City National Civic

QUEEN/ADAM QUE EEN/ADAM LAMBERT LAMBERT July 1 at SSAP AP Center

CCHER HER July 2 at SSAP AP Center

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M OT HER’S DAY MOTHER’S DAY M ET TAL A FE STIVAL A METAL FESTIVAL Back Bar Sof Sofa, a, San Jose Sat, 2:00 pm, $5 Nothing says Happy Mother’s Mother’ss Day like an all-day metal ffestival. estival.. O Ok so, maybe it it’s ’s not exactly the giftt dear old moshing mom has in mind (unless mos shing happens to be her thing), but for for South Bay metal ffanatics, anatics,, thiss will be an incredible incredible ear-bleeding da dayy of 16 cross-genre cr oss-genre metal bands,, including including prog-metal Kinetik’ss complex pr Kinetik og-metal og metall sounds baree bones metal and Short Fuse’s Fuse’s bar m slam. The whole thing starts at a 2pm on Saturday 1:30am, Satur day and goes till 1:30am m,, so metal maniacs will still have time to take mom out ffor or brunch the next morning, aree a little hungov hungover even if they ar ver and sleep deprived. This is the ﬁfth h annual Mother’s M other’s Day Metal Metal Fest, and includes

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FINDING B BEAUTY BEAUTY IN P PAIN AIN Bel Bacio, San Jose Sun, 2pm, Free Free As an artist, Erica A As Atreya trreya has taken inspiration from a lot of inspir ation fr o a Frida om KKahlo ahlo quotation: “I am m not sick, I broken. am br oken. But I am happy as long as I can paint.”” It It’s ’s this this bittersweet, multi-layered mul ti-layered complexity compleexity that drives Atreya’s Atreya’s own work—which w she’ll show,, she ’ll have on displayy at her show “Finding Beauty in Pain” Pain a ” at Bel Bacio. Her paintings ar aaree rich in color and utilize ﬂuidd motions, but surreal images she paints sur real im mages that connote a duality of emotions. joy, They evoke sadness and a joy y, frustration frustr ation and exuberance, exubeerance, anger characters— and acceptance. Her char acters— and/or usually people and/o or animals— aree have a ffamiliarity amiliarity to them, but ar gorgeous warped and distortedd in gor geous ways. ((AC) AC)

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ANCIENT A NCIENT TR RIVER IVER San Jose R Rock ock Sh Shop, hop, San Jose Tue, T ue, u 7pm, $5 mem members/$7 mbers/$7 non-members Ancient River ar Ancient aree on o a mission Southern to redefine redefine Southe ern rrock ock & roll. roll. Well, W ell, maybe that that’s ’s a bit of an exaggeration. exagger ation. But tthe TTennessee eennessee twopiece do cr creatively eativelyy mix A Americana mericana and psychedelic rrock o into one big ock ball of spacey rroots oots jams. Until bounced around rrecently, ecentlyy, they’ve bo ounced ar ound with diff different erent lineups, lineuups,, and fr from om 2010-2012 2010 20102012 released releaseed one “Americana” “Americana” album and one “shoegaze” “shhoegaze” album year.. M More per year ore rrecently eceently they’ve locked lineup down a steady line eup and opted to marry ry their influen influences moree overtly overtly, mar nces mor y, a sort of grungy Bl Black-Motorcycleack-MotorcycleClub-meets-Neil-Young-meetsClub-meets-Neil-Young-meetsthe-freakier-late-’60s-Pink-Floyd the-fr eakier-late-’’60s-Pink-Floyd material. (AD) (AD)

July 1133 at City National Civic

MOVE MO VE FFEATURING EAT EA TURING JULIANNE AND DEREK DEREK HOUG HOUGH H July 1144 at City National Civic

KENNY K ENNY LLOGGINS OGGINS July 16 aatt M Montalvo ontalvo A Arts rts Center

GGEORGE EORGE LOPEZ LOPEZ Aug A ug 9 at City National Civic

JJUSTIN JUS TIN T TIMBERLAKE IMBERLAKE Aug A ug 11 at SSAP AP Center

BRUNO BR UNO M MARS ARS Aug A ug 15 at SAP SAP Center

YES Y ES Aug A ug 119 9 at City National Civic

ROCK R OCK ‘‘N’ N’ BL BLUES UES FE FEST ST Aug A ug 21 2 at City National Civic

CROSBY, CR O BY, SSTILLS OS TILLS & N NASH ASH Sep 119 9 at City National Civic

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NO N O ORDINARY OR DINA RY JJOE OE Joe T To’s o’s drawings ofte often en depict fantastical subjects subjects..

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WORRY too much”, WORRY much”, says Joe Joe To, T o, artis artistt and illustrator illustrator a collection behind “Broke,” “ of strange strange and inventive drawings drawings now n showing at The Arsenal Arsena al gallery g y on The Alameda in n San Jose. Jose. A major ins inspiration spiration ffor or o "Br "Broke" ok kee" is To's T o o's interest interest in n the cir circus cus world—the culturee of ccarnies, cultur arn nies, stuntmen,, and freaks—that fr eaks—that rregularly egularly rreappears eappears in the drawings dra aw wings serve serve as a kind of w wallpaper/ aallpaper/ backdrop back kdr d op b behind eh hind the framed drawings. draawings w .

Th This his cr creates eates b both oth an immersiv immersive ve atmosphere at tmosphere and est establishes ablishes a sec second ond d rrelationship e elationship b between ettween w the ttwisted wisted w an and nd ccolorful olorful fforms orms o of the “official”” wo works orks in n the show show. w. To, To, in fact,, spent spent the entire en ntire day da ay and night b before effor o e the op opening ening drawing dr raaw wing the w walls. aalls. It was waas an inspired inspired d decision. de ecision. To's T o's at o attitude tttitude is rrefreshingly efreshingly humb humble. ble. But B ut eeven ven e ap person erson cynic cynical al enough to o find an ulterior motiv motivee in such humility hu umilitty would b bee hard hard pressed pressed to find fin nd an anything nyything fraudulent ab about out T To. o. He simply sim mply lik likes kes e to dra draw, aw, and even eveen more, more, enjoys en njo oyys the rresearch esearch that go goes es into his hi is subjects subjects.. He also lik likes kees the ’8 ’80s 0s TV V show sh how Cheer Cheers, rs, which he sa says, ayys, w was aas in a rroundabout o oundab out w way ay a big inspiration ffor o or

show.While watching the show w..While w aatchiing a marathon session of N Norm orm and Cliff Clliff Cla Clavin, avvin,, To To numerous ﬂeshed out the numer o and varied ous pieces piec i es ffor or “Br o “Broke. “B ok ke.” Born in V iietnam,, To To emigrated Vietnam, with his family to the U nited n States United States Vietnam War.. The family ffollowing ollowing o the V iietnam War settled set tttled in Minnesota Minnesota before bef efor o e moving mo ovving to San Francisc Francisco, o, and then th hen San Rafael wheree T wher To o graduated hig high gh scho school. ol. The histor historyy between bettw ween nT To o and Sean Boyle, Bo oyle y , the owner of thee Arsenal,, goes goes back long b before effor o e the ar art rt stor store/gallery e/gallery Ass students at Oakland’ Oakland’ss School eexisted. xxisted. A O School of Ar Artt and Design,, and the last to b bee picked theyy pick ked e in rroommate oommate selection, selection,, the became b ecame friends almost b byy default. “W “We We weree ask wer asked keed to put down n our fa favorite avo orite movie, both Star mo vie, and me and Joe Joe b oth put St taar Wars, Wa rs,” Boyle Bo oyle y says. saayys. Soon So on after the theyy mo moved veed into a house Street eet in Oaklan Oakland, nd,, where where on 38th Str

they the ey shared shared d space space with many man ny artists, artists, Gilbert Barva David including Gilb G ert Bar va and Da avid v Choe. was crowded Cho e. The house w aas cr owded and dirty, To says, was “always dir ty, but as a T o sa ays y , it w as a “alw wayys always people drawing. eexciting, xcitingg, alw ways y p eople dra aw wing.” Ass friend friends ways A ds went their separate w ayys artt sch school, To money. after ar hool,, T o needed mone ey. ok was looking way pay “I w aas lo king ffor o or a w ay to pa ay off a loan,, and got g pulled into the first tech bubble saayys. After emerging emerging fr om bubble,,” hee says. from the sp eculaativve wreckage, wreckage, To To continued continued speculative to dra aw bu ut ne eveer was was a ccomfortable omffo ortable draw but never with the bu usiness side of b eing an ar tist tist. business being artist. A ol classmates Ass some off his ar artt scho school gained fam me—most not ably Cho e, as a fame—most notably Choe, str eet ar tistt—To continued continued to do what street artist—To he lik keed: dr raaw, do odle, rresearch esearch subjects liked: draw, doodle, to dra aw. An nd while the pr esence of a draw. And presence famous frie end in the same field ccauses auses friend T o some fru ustration,, he sa ayys he ’s still To frustration, says he’s incr edibly grateful. g incredibly “I'm rreally eaally luck lucky ky to ha have ave supportive, supportivve, ttalented alented fri friends," iends," T To o sa says, ays y , “otherwise “otherwise I pr probably obably b bl wouldn't w ld 't b bee here h e showing”. her h i ” “Out of all of us us,, JJoe oe is the most technic technical”, al”,, says saayys Bo Boyle, oyle y , an opinion T To o would lik likely elly dispute dispute.. But ther theree isn't much deba debate ate in the piec pieces es showing in “Br “Broke, ok ke,” ea each ach dra drawn aw wn with impr impressive essivve technique technique,, showing a level leevel e of mastery mastery in which eevery ver e y paint str stroke ok ke or p pen en mo movement oveementt seem ccareless, areless, yet yeet deliberate. deliberate. But b beyond eyo ond d technic technical al pr proficiency, oficiencyy, T To's o o's work is wo wonderfully onderfully imaginativ imaginative. ve. Each piec piece i e is i a world w ld iin iits own,, but b still ill rretains etains a ch characteristic, haracteristic, almost cheek cheeky ky st style—as tyyle—as iff a p political olitical ccartoonist artoonist to took ok to dra drawing aw wing ccomics. o omics . The piec pieces ces in the show wer weree created created using p pen, en,, ink,, w watercolor, aatercolor, p pencil encil and house pain paint nt (f (for fo or the w wall aall drawings). draaw wings). As As ffor o or media in i general,, To To says saays y he lik likes kees whatever to “use wh hatever e is on hand,, whatever whatever e spacee I ha have. spacee includes the spac ave.” That spac walls The backdrop w aalls of Th he Arsenal. Those back kd drop drawings, in house paint,, are dra aw wings, done d are of shapes farcical creatures. nameless sh hapes and far cical cr eatures. drawings themselves The dra aw win ngs themselv ves e share share macabre this tone: mac m abre but endearing; grotesque, gr otesque, but not without a wink. Ass ffor the future, A or o th he futur e, To To is characteristically uncomplicated: characteris stically unc omplicated: “I want keep drawing just w ant a to t k eeep dra aw wing and finish watching w aatching the t last ccouple ouple seasons of Cheers..” Cheers

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San Jose Rep pr presents esents a rromantic omantic comedy about two people who meet in a rrestaurant, estaurant, ffall all in love and begin the messy pr ocess of process cr eating a lif e. May 8Jun 1. creating life. 8-Jun San Jose.

A concert ffeaturing eaturing a combination of classical, jazz, presented Spanish, and rumba, pr esented by South Bay Guitar Society Society. y. Sat, May 10, 8pm10pm. 8pm-10pm. $21-$28.

BONNIE & CL CLYDE YDE San Jose SStage tage Company pr esents a musical about presents America's most rrenowned enowned ffolk olk her oes and TTexas eexas heroes law enforcement's enforcement's worst nightmar es. Jun 44-Jul -Jul 27 nightmares. 27.. Thee SStage, tage, San Jose.

THE GGREAT REA AT PRE PRETENDER TENDER TheatreWorks pr TheatreWorks presents esents a comedy about how the passing of a cherished puppeteer consumes a children’s childr en’s TTV V host. Jul 9-Augg 3. LLucie ucie Stern Stern Theatre, Theatre, Palo P alo Al Alto. to.

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A SSTREETCAR TREETCAR N AMED D ESIRE NAMED DESIRE Northside Theatr Theatree Company presents pr esents TTennessee eennessee Williams’ Williamss’ tragedy tr agedy of Blanche DuBois. Thu-Sat, 8pm and Sun, 3pm.. Apr 17 17-May -May 11. $17 $17-$22. -$22. Olind Olinder der Theatre, Theatr e, San Jose.

TRIBE TRI BE A play that look lookss at what would happen to the LLost ost Bo Boys oys if P Peter eter P Pan an wer weree to abandon n Neverland. $15-$20. May 16. Theatree on San P Pedro Theatr edro Square, Square, e San Jose.

YOUNG Y OUNG FRANKEN FRANKENSTEIN STEIN Palo Al Palo Alto to Players present present a new musical based on the Mel M Brooks Br ooks ﬁlm. Apr 25-May 11. $26-$48. LLucie ucie SStern tern Theatr Theatre, e, Palo P alo Al Alto. to.

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works, photography, photographyy, gr aphic works, graphic amics design, sculptur sculpturee and cer ceramics created by students at De created Jun Anza College. May 55-Jun wards 12. Reception and A Awards Ceremony Ceremony May 14, 5:30pmupertino. 7:30pm. CCupertino.

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CHILDREN’S D CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY ISCOVERY MU SEUM MUSEUM “Storyland: A TTrip “Storyland: rrip Thr Through ough Childhood Favorites.” SStoryland toryland tr ansforms seven beloved and transforms awar d-winning pictur award-winning picturee book bookss – The TTale aale of P Peter eter Rabbit; The Where’s Spot?;; If Snowy Day; Where’s Yoou Give a Mouse a Cookie; You Chicka Chicka Boom Boom; Abuela; and TTuesday uuesday – into a thr ee-dimensional play tarts three-dimensional play.. SStarts 17.. Members Only Pr Preview May 17 eview P arty May 16, 6pm-8pm Party S Jose. San J

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SAN JJOSE SAN OSE M MUSEUM USEUM O OFF QUILTS Q UILTS & TEXTILES TEXTILES “Quilt National.” May 3-Jul “Quilt 3-Jul 20. “Now and Then: Early Art Q Quil ilts t by b Ros R Cross Cr C oss 1973-76.” 1973-76.” 6” Quilts May 3-Jul 3-Jul 20. “New SAQA SAQA exhibit: Northern CCalifornia alifornia Inspir ations.” May 77-Jul -Jul 20. Inspirations.”

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ANNO DO DOMINI MINI “Millions of Colors in the Shadow”” by Joe KKowalczyk. Shadow owalczyk. Thru May 10. San Jose.

ART AR T ARK GALLER GALLERY Y “SSJSU Master of Fine Arts Lift “SJSU Off Exhibition.”” May 22-18. -18. San Jose.

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CAFEE SSTRITCH CAF TRITCH "Lucidity Part "Lucidity Part Deux," Deux," travel travel imagery by Gary Singh. San Jose.

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GALLERY GA LLERY 85 “ReThinkIt” by various artists. “ReThinkIt” Deadline submission May 1. May 22-Jul 22-Jul 31. Santana Row, Row w, San Jose.

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MACLA M AC L A "Cosmos Codez, Codez,"" the ﬁrst VargasCCalifornia alifornia exhibition of V argasSuarez Suar ez Universal. Thru A Aug ug 2. Meet the artist May 2, 6pm; perform, young hip-hop artists perf orm, 8-9:30pm. 89:30pm. San Jose.

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Whole Hart WITH LONG HAIR and a freshly groomed goatee, a crystal pendant necklace and cuffed black jeans, Andre Hart maintains a personal style that reﬂects his bohemian life. Hart, 23, has been painting full-time for ﬁve years. “I wouldn’t call it an occupation, but I am an artist,” he said. “I would never do something if I didn’t fully believe in it; it has to be honest.” Metro sat down with Hart to discuss his career.

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METRO: WHEN DID YOU DECIDE YOU WANTED TO TRY YOUR HAND AT PAINTING? Hart:

Painting has become an intuitive experience for me but I sucked at it when I started, believe it or not. My senior year at James Lick [high school] I didn’t take any art classes, but I knew I wanted to do oil painting. So for about a year I had the paint, I had the canvases, I had the easel, but I couldn’t paint—I was so damn afraid of it. So one day I ﬁnally just sat down and painted, and I’ve been doing it since. HOW WOULD YOU CLASSIFY YOUR STYLE OF PAINTING? First and foremost, I never label my styles; I leave that up to everybody else. I always change my style when it starts to feel very comfortable. It’s important to never feel like you’re at a place of arrival with creativity. You have to be in a stage of constant becoming. WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR INSPIRATION TO PAINT? I’ve found my muse; I’ll call her V. She’s given me an overwhelming peace about myself. She told me something no one had ever said to me before, that she appreciates my conviction to do my art. I think if you’re creating something you should show it. I realized that there’s going to be a part of her in everything I do now, but I’ve never been this in tune with someone before, and so quick. The next painting I do, I’m going to attempt to paint her soul and let that positivity ring through her as she’s given it to me. I mean, I’m very in tune with the moon; I believe it’s one of the easiest ways to speak with the universe, so I get a lot of creativity with the full moon. I use sacred geometry and esoteric zodiac symbolism. I’ve been dealing with crystals, putting intentions into the stones to help me manifest peace and creativity. But right now, V is my muse. WHAT’S SOMETHING YOU’VE LEARNED THROUGH YOUR ART? I know where I’m at,

but I’m not really anywhere. Time always changes and you have to move with it, otherwise you’re not existing in the present. Time is a perception of then and when, it exists in our heads. We exist in the middle of time. So it’s like ‘here’s time, there it went,’ you know? Everything is everything. I am, therefore, we are. We all come from the earth, we all breathe the same breath. It’s not a ﬁght, it’s a dance, so you can’t darken your heart because of life’s woes. —Michael Rosa View Andre Hart’s work at artslant.com/website/AndreHart or Facebook.com/TheAndreJHart

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TRANSCENDENTAL TOURIST Comedian Sanderson Jones co-founded Sunday Assembly, a non-religious weekly gathering that has spread to all seven continents.

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RECENTLY, Metro got a chance to sit down with former comedian Sanderson Jones, founder of Sunday Assembly, the headline-grabbing “atheist church.” Along with fellow comedian Pippa Evans, Jones founded the Assembly 18 months ago as a small godless gathering described on their website as “all the best bits of church, but with no religion, and awesome pop songs!” Since then they've seen it spread to every continent (there was a one-off on Antarctica) with more than 100 different Sunday Assemblies expected by the end of the year.

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A FEAST FOR FOR THE AGES AGES M Mark ark Anderson Phillips P and Carrie P Paff aff portra portray ay multiple p cha characters aracters across ﬁ ﬁve g generation generations ns in San Jose R Rep’s ep p’s Bay y Area premiere of ‘The Big M Meal,’ eal,’ which opens M May ay 8.

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MONTALVO M ONTALVO AR ARTS RTS CENTER “L.O.V.E.: Cr “L.O.V.E.: Creativity, eativityy, Connection, Community.” examines Community .”” exa amines the challenges of ex extending tending commune ourselves to com mmune and others, connect with oth hers, with an installation of vid video, deo, dr drawings, awings, sculpture, other works. sculptur e, and ot ther work s. Thu-Sun, 11am11am-3pm. 3 3pm. Thru Jun Saratoga. 8. Sar atoga.

PACIFIC P ACIFIC A ART RT LLEAGUE E GUE EA “Photography: W “Photography: Writing riting with Light,” May 22-21. -21.. “Zoya Scholis: Thirdd Wish,” Mayy 22-22. “Louis Thir -22. “L ouis Palo Alto. Basel,” Thru Mayy 31. P alo A lto.

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PHANTOM P HANTOM A ART RT GALLERIES GALLERIES FRPArt, ffeaturing FRPArt, eaturingg various pieces by Brandon Brandoon Anderton, Anderton, CCarla arla Bolden, Betsy Betsy BraunBraunKKernaghan, ernaghan, A Anthony nthhony Campisi, Campisi, Liz Conklin, Chasity Chassity Washam Washam Finney, Finney y, Dyanne Hofstad, H Sedaraa Olker, Sedar Olker, Laela Laeela Ramos, Michele Rice, Michelle Michelle Rourke, Dee Dee Torre, Toorre, e and annd Ann Ann Wilcox. Wilcox 95 South Market. Markett. San Jose.

A dams, Christine Ben njamin, Adams, Benjamin, Michael Foley Foley, y, Michae Michael el Borja, Valery V alery Milovic, CCarlos arlos Villez, Joyner,, Laur Lauraa CCallin Eric Joyner allin Hageman Bennett, John Hagem man and McColley. Robert McColley y. San Jose.

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“TTooriawase,”” which ju “Toriawase,” juxtaposes uxtaposes traditional tr aditional and histor historical rical Japanese art and obj objects ects with selected contem contemporary mporary Western W estern artwork. CoCo-curated -curated by Misako Mitsui. Febb 22 22-May -May 17. 17 7. TTue-Fri, uue-Fri, 10am-5pm 10am-5pm, m, Sat, noon-5pm. San Jose.

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"Data Exchange, Exchange,"" an exhibition, or organized ganized by San Jose SState tate University undergraduate under graduate students, which w explores explor es the USB ﬂash dri drive ve as an al alternative ternative form form of social soccial networking and distributio distribution. on. A lso on display: the inter active Also interactive light installation Pulse by Scott Gorham and the animatedd game Asahi Asahi by Glenn and John Pham. San Jose.

*events *e vents JJAPANTOWN APANTOWN A ARTWALK RTWALK K A self-guided tour thr through oughh independent shops and galleries ffeaturing eaturing special exhibitions and perf performances ormannces throughout thr oughout San Jose 7pm. Japantown. Fri, May 9, 7pm m. 565 N. 6th SStreet, treet, Suite G, San Jose. J

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thing that is really innovative about what Pippa and I have done … was that we've cracked non-religious service, which apparently hasn't really been done before. And I guess that's because we're comedians. We just knew how to create an entertaining hour. I mean, all of my comedy shows have been about trying to celebrate how amazing it is to be alive. I just think it's so incredible that we're alive. If you were to just contemplate that how ridiculous it is that you are fucking just atoms and yet right now I can do this. [HE TAKES A VIGOROUS BITE OF HIS QUICHE.] It's amazing. This is super delicious

and one day I'm going to be dead. All right! Thinking about that and almost anything you're doing is just transcendent ... I suppose a lot of people reacted to that and our motto, "Live better, help often, wonder more." You know people just go like, “Huh, sounds like the sort of thing I like to do! Not one of those things is something I disagree with!” IT'S NOT EXACTLY THE SAME, BUT I THINK THERE ARE A LOT OF SIMILARITIES BETWEEN TED TALKS AND THE KIND OF TALKS THAT YOU GIVE. AND THERE'S BEEN SOME CRITICISM THAT THEY'RE INTERESTING AND THEY MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD, BUT THEY DON'T ACTUALLY DO ANYTHING. Well, our mission is to try to help everyone ﬁnd and

fulﬁll their full potential—awesome mission. And you know no one's going to totally change listening to a 15-minute talk. But, in fact, if you've got groups that people can be a part of and there are folks who hold them accountable and you're around people who you can be like, “That's how I want to live my life.” We do these groups called resolve groups, which is about trying to help people meet their goals. I started one after New Year's and it was really amazing. I really got a lot of shit done ... Just the 15 minute talk on its own can't do anything. But I remember one of the frustrations was I had my comedy and if it went well people would just be loving it and you'd really be able to convey an idea. But you knew in two days time you're gonna to have stepped on a plug or stubbed your toe and be late for work and it's gonna be evaporated. In fact, what you need is a system which helps people live their lives. —Stephen Layton

metroactive metr oactivve FILM BELLE (PG; 140 min.) This dr drama ama set in Gugu 18th-century England stars Gu ugu Mbatha-Raw Elizabeth M batha-Raw as Dido Elizabet th Belle, mixed-race daughter the illegitimate mixed-r ace da aughter admiral of a Royal Navy admir al who falls falls for for an aspiring young lawyer (Sam m Reid). (Opens Fri.) Fri )

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LEGENDS O LEGENDS OFF O OZ: Z: D OROTHY’S R ETURN DOROTHY’S RETURN (PG; 88 min.) This animated ffeature eature sends Dor Dorothy—who othy—who has rreturned etturned home to KKansas—back ansas—back ansas back to th the he land of friends theree Oz to rrescue escue all her new frien nds ther from fr om a new villain (who won’t won’t be defeated def eated just by dr dropping opping a house h on him.) (Opens Fri.)

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NEIGHBORS NEIGH BORS (R;; 96 min.) Seth Rogen andd Rose Byrne newborn play a couple with a newbo orn who ﬁght fraternity moves back when a fr aternity mov ves in nextdoor and makes their lives hell.. Zac Efron Efr on also stars. (Opens Fri. Fri.) i.)

YOUNG Y OUNG & BEA BEAUTIFUL UTIFUL (Not rrated; ated; 95 min.) A After fterr losing her virginity, vir ginityy, a young woman becomes a call ggirl,, but seems to have h little interest the inter est in her work, or th he money she earns. (Opens Fri.)

Ongoing O ngoing THE T HE A AMAZING MAZING SSPIDER-MAN PIDER R- M A N 2 (PG-13; 142 min.) IIt’s (PG-13; t’s a hhard ard m movie ovie to unpack.. Peter Peter P Parker arker (Andrew (Andrew hero Garfield) is the cowled her ro of NYC, N YC,, but he lives humbly with w his peskyy aunt (Sally Fields).. Parker pesk Parker is overbooked—this overbooked this movie kknows how he ffeels. eels.. He begins to learn n that his parents par ents were were Silkwooded by b the evil Oscorp;; meanwhile he renews renews his friendship with the tr troubled oubleed young Osborn heir heir,r, Har Harry ry (Dane DeHaan; D ; he he’s ’s the film film’s ’s standout).. P Peter’s eter ’s girlfriend Gwen SStacy tacy (Emma SStone) tone)) is getting ffed ed up with Peter’s Peter ’s inability inabilitty to show up on time. Peter’s Peter ’s own ffeelings e eelings towardd Gwen rreveal towar eveal a fr fragility aggility that doesn’t doesn ’t show when he he’s ’s in n costume. The action sequences were were thought anyway, pre-vised out anyway out, y, expertly pr e-vvised and animated to turn SpiderSpider-Man Man every which way but inside-out. In the first fight, he he’s ’s catching a doze dozen n vials of plutonium at once. Still, Still, Jamie Jamie Foxx Foxx’s ’s characterization char acterization of M Max ax Di Dillon, illon,, later Electr o, isn’t isn’t much. M ax is written Electro, Max as an underappreciated underappreciated nerd; neerd;; Foxx hammed it up with thick specs specs and protector overstuffed a pocket pr otector as over rstuffed as this plot. Rescued by Spide Spider-Man, er-Man, Max Max becomes obsessed with the th he her hero, o, even before bef ore he has his ffateful ateful industrial inndustrial accident M accident. Meanwhile eanwhile Spide Spider-Man, er Man, eran too, too stalker,r, following becomes a stalker followin ng Gwen SStacy tacy ar around ound during one of o their breakups. br eakups. In 3D the background backgrround is a blur.. It blur It’s ’s strange strange how little atmosphere atmosphere comic-operaa film has,, even in the this comic-oper moment where where Electro Electro is in in ArkhamArkhamelectro-tortured like asylum being electr o-tortured by a German scientist called “Dr ““Dr.. KKafka.” afka.” Peter Parker heree is an emotional P eter P arker her em motional wreck, over, wr eck, an orphan thrice ov ver, if you count Uncle Ben; when unmasked, unmasked, he’s frequently he ’s fr equently in tears.. In the love director Marc scenes dir scenes, ector M arc Webb Webbb was likely hoping ffor or something something as off between the cuff as the banter betw ween Tony Toony Pepper and P epper in the Ir Iron on Man Man a films.. It doesn’t Peter doesn’t work: when P eter isn’t i ’t blocked, isn he’s he’s babbling. Gwen Gwen’s ’s cont contradictory tradictory characterization characterization is rrevealed evealeed by a line you’ll never hear twice:: “I got g into Oxford! Oxford! Woo Woo hoo!”” (RvB)

ART A RT CO COME ME TO TO LIFE L in the film ‘Belle,’ Gugu Mbatha-R M Mbatha-Raw aw stars as Dido Eliza Elizabeth abeth Belle, oyal N avy admiral in 18thcentury England. The film wass inspired the daughter of a R Royal Navy 18th-century by a 1779 paintin painting ng of Belle and her cousin. CAPTAIN A CAPTAIN AMERICA: MERICA:: T HE WI NTER SSOLDIER OLDIIER THE WINTER (PG-13;; 136 min.) The Ru (PG-13; Russo usso br brothers’ others’ CCaptain aaptain A America: merica: The Winter W Soldier takes up the theme of Rogers R Rogers’’ innocence. The people who w made this sequel to the 2011 film, fi , including the dir directors ectors A Anthony nthony and a Joe Russo, understood their calmlyy uncomplicated her eople who made heroo better than the pe people Man M aan of SSteel teel t l understoo understood od the similarly squaree Superman. The national squar n security agency SHIELD is i about b t tto llaunchh the th ultimate ul timate drone drone program, program m,, the Insight project. pr oject. Shilling ffor or it is SHIELD dir director ector Nick Fury (Samuel L.. Jac ckson) working Jackson) in tandem with the pr presidential essidential liaison A lexander Pier ce (Robe ert Redf ord). Alexander Pierce (Robert Redford). CCaptain aptain A America, merica, alr already eaddy rrestless estless at being “Fury’s janitor janitor”” inn his various clandestine ops, is dubi dubious. ous. The agency turns out to be riddled with w moles. Fury is deal dealtt with,, and the t Captain Captain Rom manofff, the and agent Natasha Romanoff, Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), J fl the flee th capital it l with ith an army after ft template them. The common tem mplate of the action movie gets filled to the brim Marvel with M arvel ffodder—some odder—some of the choreographed best chor eographed fight figght scenes you get in an A American merican mov movie, vie,, explosions and flashbacks, flashbacks,, and a flying fl battleship dogfight.. But there there is br reathing rroom oom breathing thr oughout. This blockb buster has a throughout. blockbuster surprising amount of ffeeling. e eeling. . Chris Evans isn’t isn’t a thrilling ac actor, ctor, but he does suggest a little lost guyy caught in the str apping body. bodyy. He doesn’t doessn’t seem to strapping b lar be llarger ger than th A l LLad lan ddd in i closeup, l Alan Ladd he’s battler, and if he ’s a ffearless earless ba attlerr, you end up ffeeling eeling a bit pr otective of him. The protective phrase phr ase is usually used as a a putdown, but Evans is an excellen excellent nt listener listener.. A Att dying the hospital bed of a dy ying elderly lady Evans keeps it tight. Thee scene gets all due sting, emphasizing the her heroo as a tragic tr agic immortal.. (RvB)

FINDING FI NDING VI VIVIAN VIAN M MAIER AIER

THE T HE GRAND GRAND BUDAPEST B APEST HOTEL BUD HOTEL

(Not rrated; ated;; 83 min.) The aloof meets the Maloof M aloof in Finding Vivian Vi M Maier, aierr, John Maloof’s Maloof’s account off the detective work more about the woman he did to learn more whose photographs photographss he discover discovered ed in a locker. locker. Vivian M Maier aier never exhibited her m , shot from from photos and home movies, World World War War II to the 1970s. 1 . Some of the harderimmense volume off work is harderedged versions of th the he photojournalism that made Lif Life fe mag magazine gazine sometimes indelible, sometime indelible, sometimess trite;; other pieces ar aree compassionate,, invaluable images of people on the ma margins, argins,, taken by a brave br ave photographer. photographerr. Her best work is as good as the phot tography of Weegee Weegee photography or Gordon Gordon Parks. Parks. Maier Maier a was a mystery, mysteryy, and the mosaic-likee fr agments people fragments rremember emember make upp this investigation. Born in New YYork, oork, M Maier aier consider considered ed herself Fr French. ench. Her mother m was from from Alsace. dressed functionally, A lsace.. She dr essed functionally y, mannishly. mannishly y. In the self seelf portr portraits, aits,, the angles change;; she’s she’s sometimes as as Nancy h horsey N ““Miss Miss i Hathaway” H th ” Culp, Culp, l and she’s she’s sometime sometimes es as handsome actress as actr ess Rachel Griffiths. Grriffiths.. Something memorable memor able she saidd to an employer: spy.” “I'm sort of a spy y..”The T spy's life life is always tragic. tragic.. During During years of work as a domestic and a nan nanny, nnyy, Maier Maier hid behind identities. She chan ged her name changed and her rrange, ange,, from from m the Hamptons to Chicago. This detective detecttive story finds out as much as could bee ffound ound out about an isolated, paranoid paranoid hoarder. hoarder. With codir ector Charlie Sisk kel (a collabor ator director Siskel collaborator with ith M i h lM ichael oore), e) M aloof l f conducts d t Michael Moore), Maloof to this tormented the investigation int into woman,, and I wished wisheed for for some of the poetry cartoonist Ch hris Ware Ware brings Chris similar to the lives of simila ar solitary types. Ultimately, Ul timatelyy, if Findingg Vivian M Maier aaierr is the work of a pr promoter, omoterr, it’s it’s also the work of an ardent ardent fan. fan.. (RvB))

(R;; 99 min.) A (R; Approaching ppproaching W Wes es Anderson’s A nderson’s mos mostly stly delightful The Gr Grand raand Budapes Budapest st Hotel can give you the fforeboding orebodding you ffeel eel when encountering th he word word “artisanal.” “artisanal.” the It It’s ’s seriously under-femaled, unnder-femaled, and it pauses to con congratulate ngratulate itself ffor or its cleverness. clevernesss. It’s It’s a tale told by the proprietor proprietoor of a declining luxury hotel du ring the 1960s in the during Slovenia-like na nation ation of Zubr Zubrowka. owka. F. F. M Murray urray A Abraham braham m is the turtlenecked pr proprietor oprietor M Moustafa. oustafa. In a conversation dinner,, thiss elder tells a young over dinner writer (Jude Law Law) w) about the lif lifee Moustafa M oustafa had between b the wars. He was a lad (playe (played ed by TTony oony Revolori) back when the carpets wer weree a sumptuous imp imperial perial crimson and not epulsive Intourist burnt-orange. a rrepulsive Intoourist burnt-or ange. In those days M Moustafa ouustafa was mentored mentored by the suave co oncierge M concierge M.. Gustave terrifically rifically louche), (Ralph Fiennes,, ter a heavily scented, scenteed, indifferently indifferently hheterosexual heter t osexuall sq quir i e tto weal lthy th squire wealthy elderly women. His oldest client (T ilda SSwinton, winton, grotesque grotesque in old(Tilda bequeaths age makeup) be equeaths Gustave a valuable paintin ng. Thus the upstart painting. becomes hotelier becom es involved with blueblooded ffascists, ascists, including A drien Adrien Brody, Michael Br odyy, the Blackk M ichael of this Zenda and his leather-wrapped leather--wrapped thug, Jopling (a snarling Willem Willeem Dafoe). Dafoe). Jailbreaks, Jailbreaks, alpine assassin assassination, ation, harrowing harrowing castles and pol political itical discor discordd make this an unusually rip ripsnorting psnorting Anderson Anderson fil It doesn film. ddoesn’t ’t seem s tto bbe allll about b t the art direction. directionn. (RvB)

ONLY ON LY LLOVERS OVERS LLEFT EFT A ALIVE LIVE (R;; 123 min.) Jim m Jarmusch’s Jarmusch’s first fi lm in three three yea ars taps a commercial commercial film years vein—vampir ess always sell,, even vein—vampires given an all-mood, all-moood,, little-plot film,

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35 however lambentl lambentlyy sshot hot bbyy YYorick orick LLee Saux. Only LLovers overrs Left A Alive livee is an ultimately enrapturing enrapturing love story, storyy, ultimately border of gentility and set on the border decadence. The llovers aree intr introduced overs ar oduced in a matched sett of cir circling cling shots from from the ceiling: one black-clad male Adam (Tom Adam (T Toom m Hiddleston) with other,, Eve, black peekaboo hair; h the other a nigh-albino (T (Tilda i SSwinton) ilda winton) laid out pale and ffair airr in a Slavic caftan. They’re They’re bloodless bloodless aesthetes, richer than Lucifer. They’re Lucifer. The y’re not killers by vocation, but enr enrichers richers of the human sphere theirr art and cr craft. sphere with thei aft. They’re discreet They’re sippers of o discr eet portions of blood in crysta crystal cordial al cor dial glasses. Only LLovers overs is a rromanticized omanticized version of the dr drug life, ug lif e, overlaid on a vampir vampiree rromance; oman nce; the rrelationship elationship between A Adam dam and a his human assistant, Ian ((Anton Anton n YYelchin), eelchin), is like the relationship relationship between a dealer and his best cust customer. It’s tomer. It ’s friendly enough, but it it’s ’s a friendship that doesn’t Adam doesn’t go that thick t or deep. A dam requires requires the finest finest vintage guitars and old vinyl. On Onee evening, he pays Ian to find a bull bullet et tipped with the densest har hardwood: “It’s er,, dwoood: “It ’s for for an, er project. Ann art pr project.” project. A roject.” The need for signals arrival for a weapon sig gnals the ar rival of the film’s trouble-maker: film’s seriouss tr ouble-maker: Eve’s sister Ava Eve’s Lilithian sis ster A va ((Mia Mia Wasikowska). Wasikowska). Even bef before ore the ffangs angs show in the half-smiles, the movie luxuriates in good-looking the charm of goo od-looking actors doingg veryy little. Wasikowska’s Wasikowska’s previously previously undemonstrated undem monstrated capacity for for mischief and wiggliness enlivens the movie when it begins to get static, in the sam same me way that the unwanted Hungarian Hungaarian niece upended the char characters’ acters’ lilives ives in SStranger trranger a Than Paradise. Paradise. This is Jarmusch’s Jarmusch’s warmest work. United, ourr lovers drive, without ffear, Detroit, ear, all night n in Detr oit, looking at the wa wanton anton destruction. They see the car cars rs parked in the Michigan Michigan Theate Theater’s er ’s shell, which is right g upp ther theree with wiith stablingg horses in the V Vatican. atican. YYet e A et Adam dam pr prophesizes ophesizes that half-dead city’s city’s rresurrection, esurrection, since it is rich wi with ith water in a world ever-poorer it. ever-poorer of it t. SStrange trange to see a vampire vampire movie aarguing rguing that the sun also rises. (RvB)

THE RAIL RAILWAY WAY MAN M (R;; 108 min.) Jona Jonathan athan TTeplitzky’s eeplitzky’s compelling film, based b on Erik LLomax’s omax’s memoir, memoir, has the ring of truth to it, and you yoou can’t can’t always say that about fil films lms based on true stories. LLomax omax (C (Colin Colin Firth in age, Jeremy Jer emy Ir Irvine vine in youth) y was a WWII WWII POW PO W on the inf infamous mous Railway of am Death. He’s He’s seen in 1980 as an abstracted, abstr acted, fussyy tr trainspotter ainspotter who meets and mar marries riees a single nurse (a unselfconscious conscious Nicole Kidman). very unself newlywed, Though he’s he’s a ne ewlywed, LLomax omax is still tormented byy PTSD; that that’s ’s when

news he gets the ne ews that the Japanese tortured officer who to ortured him is alive and tour acting as a to ur guide on the River flashback, KKwai. wai. In flashb back, the jungle scenes have a ffeverish everissh luridness, and you get a sense ooff how out of place both weree Japanese andd British soldiers wer jungle. in the deep ju ungle. For a chill in the tropical opical heat, Irvine’s tr Irvine’s description of why no one had had ever tried to build a train tr ain betweenn China and India before before is quite a monologue: monnologue: a man putting of a war crime together the scope s speaks. in his mind ass he speak s. TTeplitzky’s eeplitzky’s merger past present mer ger of pas st and pr esent is agile: this is one of the best movies I’ve the seen about th he state of mind of war,, a soldier who can’t can’t leave the war theree are and ther are moments that bear comparison too P olanski’s Death and Polanski’s Maiden. the M aiden. Likely L the book and the earlier documentary, documentaryy, Enemy Enemy, y, M Myy Friend?? by M Mike ike Finlason will expose and drama the fictions an nd the het-up dr ama here: drummed up in her e:: the point is that effective the fictionalization fictionalizzation is eff ective and suspenseful. (RvB) (

TRANSCENDENCE T RANSCENDENCE (PG-13; 119 m (PG-13; min.) in.) Pr Pretty etty damned bad. Another A nother exam example mple of 2014 CGI used to animate 19 1974’s 974’s science fiction ideas. A After fter an an overlong TTED-talk ED-talk lecturee aboutt the importance of A lectur AI,I, Lawrence Lawr ence Livermore Livvermore scientist Will CCaster aster (a colorless coloorless Johnny Depp) is shot with a ppoisoned oisoned bullet by antitechnology terrorists. teerrorists. With the help of Evelyn (Re becca Hall), his ““partner partner (Rebecca in lif lifee and wo work” ork” as she describes herself asteer is uploaded first herself,, CCaster into a pr program, ogram m, and then into the Internet. The br bracketing acketing story is shot on TTelegraph elegr e aph A Avenue, venue, which alr already eady lookss post-co look post-collapse. ollapse. Did they go ffor or the bracket bracket because because TTranscendence ranscendence’s finale isn’t isn’t ass awe-walloping as they’d hoped hoped?? (Humanity’s last stand seems to takee place in the same depressed depr essed New Neew Mexican Mexican town wher wheree Thor killed th that at fir fire-breathing e-breathing rrobot.) obot.) Speaking of Marvel, Marvel, it takes much of the movie to tease the audacity of a pr premise emise that took 45 seconds to establish ((and and love) in the TToby ooby Jones sequen sequence nce in CCaptain aaptain A America: merica: The Winter So Soldier oldier. The block blocky, y, stale script doesn’t doesn’tt play with the ideas, and the humor humoor is unintentional: surgeon Max Waters (Paul sur geon M ax W aters (P aul Bettany) is told that a rhesus monkey br brain ain was uploaded uploaded, d, so why not CCaster? aster? “He’s “He ’s not a monkey!” m W Waters aters shouts. TTakeaways: aakeaways: if you’r you’ree unsur unsuree wher wheree you stand on a complex matter of whether Utopia Utoppia means enslavement, just see where wherre M Morgan organ Fr Freeman eeman heree as stands on thee matter (he’s (he’s her security, a head of sec curityy, benign and in charge). char ge). 2. Co Computer omputer virus pr protection otection is clearly wor worth th what it costs. 3. If you’ree a Godl you’r Godlike ike computer being, and want terrify you don’t don’t wan nt to ter rify the world, try turning do down own the bass woof woofer er on your voice co controls. ntrols. (RvB)

REVIEW

COLLISION COURSE Locke (Tom Hardy) tries to manage personal and professional disasters from the road.

Drive WHAT’S MORE exciting, watching an actor lose control or an actor barely keeping it? In Locke, Tom Hardy is Ivan Locke, a man on a long night’s journey from the Midlands to London via the featureless M6 motorway. He intercepts a battery of telephone calls as he drives his BMW through the night. In the morning, Locke has before him the biggest project of his career—a massive concrete pour that will be the base for a skyscraper. He’s going through with it, despite having been ﬁred by the home office in Chicago. Locke’s second in command, Donal (voiced by Andrew Scott), is on speed-dial, and Donal has started celebrating too early. Meanwhile, Locke’s wife (Ruth Wilson), the mother of his two sons, is learning the full scope of an indiscretion he had: Bethan (Olivia Colman) was a one night stand who got pregnant. She decided to keep the baby, and is in the midst of complicated labor in a London maternity hospital even as Locke drives south. Hardy is a Londoner, but he uses a feline yet feathery Welsh voice for the part, with traces of Celtic slyness, as when he advises Donal “Your conscience will keep you from drinking.” This actor has been a formidable second stringer, a Batman villain so tricked out with accent and

costume that it was hard to see what he could do. This is the role that will take him to the top. While the film’s essentially a radio drama on wheels, cinematographer Haris Zambarloukos makes the diffused lights of the road ominous, a kaleidoscope of colored circlets and Locke wet amoebic shapes. R; 85 MIN. The film is most acute Plays in Campbell when Locke is talking to at the Camera 7 himself, wishing aloud he could disinter his lazy, useless father. Then, the dead elder could behold a real man who meets his responsibilities. Inevitably, like so many overachieving children of slacker parents, he made a far more sprawling mess of his life than his hippie dad ever did. Steven Knight’s direction betrays the project’s seriousness in the too-lifeaffirming finale. The sweetness softens the film’s well-turned point of how cruelly focused a person has to work to stay alive and support a family; the film ends less like Arthur Miller than Ayn Rand. Maybe it’s one plot point too many: a true master builder would know not to stack it this high. —Richard von Busack

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kate-punk wasn’t kate-punk wasn’t just another anot ther hyphenate subgenre subg genre of good, old early y ’80s punk rock; it was was made e by skaters s, for skaters, skaters.. In fact, skaters f San JJose’s ose’s the Faction, who F action, wh ho formed in 1983 as wave part of the first fi w ave of skateboasted punk, boast ted one of the most famous pro professional ofessional skaters in the world d as their bass player, Steve player r, Stev ve Caballero. Caballero. Prior formation to the form ation of the band, he had virtu virtually ually no musical experience—which why, experience— —which was was why y, he says s, the mu usic w as attr active says, music was attractive to him in the th he first place. place “It w was as a eas easy sy to play. plaay. I ne never ever e to took ok lessons.. I just kind played lessons k of pla ayeed and learned on m myy own,” C Caballero aballero sa says. ayys. “It w was as a lik like ke skating, sk kaatingg, like lik ke a do-it-yourself do d -itt-yo ourself type tyype of thing. thingg. Ass we pla A played ayed e llonger onger and longer we got better better b etttter and b ettter t at our instruments and the music got b better. etttterr.”

The band had an initial run of ab about o out ttwo w yyears—and wo eears—and ha ave got ttten back have gotten to ogether on a ccouple ouple o ccasions. This together occasions. Sa aturdaay will b Saturday bee their ﬁrst show in a decade. de eccade a . Caballero C aballero had gone pr pro o in 1980, 1980,, th three hree before Some yyears e b ears effor ore the Faction fformed. o ormed. Som me other ot ther punk bands criticized the Facti Faction ion ffor o their suc or success, cess, sa saying ayying that it w was aas du due ue to C a aballer ro’s fame as a , the tthey ey Caballero’s fame,, but the truth w was, w wer destt--working bandss weree one the har hardest-working They weree rrecording in n San JJose. ose. The ey wer ecording and d rreleasing e eleasing their own music essing th heir music,, pr pressing their own shirts stickers, ow wn shir ts and stick keers, and went on n ttwo w DIY tours in the St wo States. tates a . An early song that gained them some popularity was raw, so ome p opularitty w aas the ra aw, rrebellious ebellio ous an nthem “Sk kate a and Destr oy. y” y” It b ecam me a anthem “Skate Destroy. became bit skate-punk bi it of a theme song amongst sk kaate-pu unk rrockers. ock keers. “The band w aas pr ettty under groun nd was pretty underground besides was b e esides the fact that it w as a so popular populaar in sk kaatingg,” Caballero Caballero says. saays y . “Back then we w skating, w wer en n’t ’ rreally eally musicians ust weren’t musicians.. W Wee wer weree ju just tr ying to mak ke our w ay and just ha ave a trying make way have good time.. Ther Theree w wasn’t any moneyy to go ood time aasn n’t ’ an ny mone b avving fun.” bee made; we wer weree just ha having

Though the cit city ty didn’t didn n’’t build sk skate kaate parks until rrecently, ecentlyy, San n JJose ose has long since haven skateboarders. since been been a ha aven e ffor or o sk kaateboarders. The term “sk “skate-punk” ate-punk”” w was aas ccoined oined b byy South Ba Bay ay native nativve MoF MoFo, o, a photo photographer grapher skateboarding magazine Thrasher.. ffor or sk o kaateboarding maga azine Thrasher skate-rock He later assembled the first fi sk kaate-rock ccompilation ompilation ffor o or Thrasherr in 19 1983, 83,, which included se several eveeral San JJose ose bands lik like ke L Los os Olvidados,, Drunk Injun Injuns, Olvidados ns, and of ccourse, ourse, the Faction. started raw The Faction st taarted out o as a ra aw ffour-piece ourr--piece punk band,, much o m in the vvein eein hardcore like of early har dcore bands lik ke Black Flag and the Dead K Kennedys, ennedys e s, but in 1984, 1984, Caballero bought Adolescents’ C aballero b ought the A dolescents ents’ Blue Album and ffell eell in lo love ove w with the ttwinw winelectric guit guitar ar punk soun sound. nd. He sswitched w witched to sec second ond guitar. guittaarr. The ba band and added Ra Ray ay Stevens from Ste evens e II fr om the rrecently ecen ntly defunct Los L os Olvidados to b bee thei their ir fifth memb member er new They ended having and ne ew bassist. The ey en nded up ha avving a thick thicker keer sound lik like ke the A Adolescents, d dolescceents, hyper-energetic though rretained etained their h yyperr-enerrggetic early ’8 ’80s 0s har hardcore dcore soun sound, nd,, later adding metal influences. they some met al influenc es. And A the ey didn’t skating did didn n’’t lose l their h i ffocus ocus on n sk kaating i and d skateboarding culture. sk kaateboarding cultur re. “Really, skate “R Reeallyy, we did get to sk kate a a lot and lived side.. That That’s rrock ock a lot. I liv veed in the south s side ’s wheree we ended up rrehearsing. wher eh hearsingg. We’d We’d practicee for hours,, ttake break drive practic fo or hours ak ke a br eak and driv ve Morgan to Mor gan Hill,, and go sk sskate, kate a , and then practice. go back and practic e. We We practiced practicceed five fivve

to six da days ayys a week,” Ste Stevens eveens sa says. ays y. The San JJose ose music sc scene ene at the time was w aas par particularly ticu ularly under underground. rgground. It w was aas a healthy, health hy, sup supportive pportivve scene scene with a lot of local lo cal punk bands bands,, though the Faction (as well as most m of the San JJose ose punk scene) sc ene) st stayed ayed e aaway way from from the bars bars,, and played pla ayed e pr pretty reetttty much eeverywhere ver e ywhere else else,, so kids under 21 would b bee able to go to their shows shows. s. In fact,, the Faction’s Faction n’s ﬁrst gig was w aas at San JJose ose Cit City ty C College ollege opening opening ffor o or Social So cial Disto Distortion. ortion. According Accorrding d to Ste Stevens, evens e , one sk skate kaate kid k that w was aas b booking ooking shows back then w was aas C Corey orey O’Brien,, curr current ent owner of th the he Blank Club Club,, and br brother other of the Faction Faction’s n’s lead singer singer, r, Gavin. Gaavin. v “We “W We pla played ayeed ar artt galleries and house parties, par ties, sk skate kaatte jams and ccontests ontests at loading do docks. c .P cks People eople rreally eally got it together, to getherr,” Stevens S eveens says. Ste saayys. “Even “Evven e though it took to ok the cit city ty a while to come come thr through ough with sk skate kaate parks p parks,, it didn didn’t n’’t matter matttter cause cause a skaters sk kaaters were werre alw always wayys making shit happ happen en backdoor ramps,, put putting zines,, with back kd door ramps ttting out zines putting put ttting on shows, shows, building their own spots. sp ots.” Caballero C aballero rrecalls ecalls nearly 8 800 00 p people eople Palo showing up p to a show in P alo Alto, Alto, one of the last during d their initial run,, b before effo ore they broke 1985. the ey br ro ok ke up in 19 85. “I had a ffeeling eeeling right there there that we weree get getting huge.. Then we br broke up,,” wer tttin ng huge ok ke up Caballero C aballero sa says. ayys. legacy, The band d has held on to their legacy y, rreuniting euniting in n ’8 ’89 89 for fo or a ccouple ouple yyears eears again 2000 and then ag gain in 20 00 ffor or a ccouple o ouple more—and mor e—and d each time with a lot of interest from fans,, who ar are inter reest fr om m their fans re now in their 40s an and nd 50s 50s.. Yet, Yeet,, at the same time, time, has gotten sincee their the band ha as got tten t bigger sinc 1985 19 85 br breakup, eakup u , skateboarding sk kateb a oarding and punk moree mainstream rrock ock have haave gotten g ttten mor got mainstream in subseque subsequent ent yyears, eears, so there’s there’s a new new generation at attracted tttracted to the ra raw, aw, aggressive, aggr essivve, rebellious rebellious spirit of the early Faction rrecords. eeccor o ds. “I didn didn’t n’’t know I w was aas still going to bee pla b playing ayying when w Iw was aas 50. I’m still skateboarding. sk kaateboardiingg. T To o me sk skateboarding kaateboarding and music music—if —if I do them eevery ver e y day, daay, I have haave a really really go good od da day. ay. I’m luck lucky ky that I have haave skate sk kaate parks a ccouple o ouple blo blocks cks fr from ro om m myy house and I ccan aan practice practice all the time time,, and that ther there’s e’s cr creative eativve p people. eople. It It’s ’s amazing that C Corey’s orey’ y s still b booking ooking shows shows,, and Steve Ste ve is stilll a sk skate kaate pr pro, o,” Ste Stevens eveens sa says. ayys.

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ART A RT BOUTIKI Fri, May 9, 7:30pm: The Phorms, Phorm ms, Downfall, Linear Downf all,, Shay’s Rebellion.. $10. Sat, May 10, Universe, 7 30 7:30pm: Al Alone in i the th Universe U i e, Mitchell LLujan, ujan, LLucid ucid Optics, Cr aig White. $10. Fri, May 30, Craig 7:30pm: CCurious urious Quail, Pictur Picturee A tlantic, Rin TTin in TTiger, igerr, Remi & Atlantic, Chloe. $10. San Jose.

THEE CA TH CATS ATS Every Thu: Out of the Blue. Every Sun, 6pm: Joe Fer Ferrara. rara. Wed: W ed: Johnny Neri Bandl. Fri, 8:30pm: Bonedrivers. Sat, 9 9pm: C ll TTue, Cruella. uue, 7pm: 7 R Ren Geisick Duo. LLos os Gatos.

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Wed, May 77,, 8pm: Mor Wed, Morrissey, risseyy, Kristeen YYoung. ooung. $45-$59.50. Wed, W ed, May 21, 8pm: CCalle alle 13. $40. San Jose.

Fri, May 9: Prince Ama. Sat, May 17: Rebelskamp. San Jose. Josee.

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BLACKBIRD BL ACKBIRD T TAVERN AV VERN Wed,, 8pm:: Fatale,, ffeaturing Wed, eaturing La Lass Bomber as de la Bahia, Bahia Phil thy Bomberas Philthy Dr onez, Cristal Olivas. Thu,, 8pm: 8pm m: Dronez, The Residency - TTribute. rribute. Fri, 8:30pm:: Hristo Vitchev. Vitchevv. Sat, 8:30pm:: Funkfest Funkfest at The Annexx - members of The Jur assic, Jurassic, Water Quasar Collective,, No W ater Bros. After Midnight,, Super Soul Br os. Every TTue, uue,, 7pm:: Now Dig This! Guest DJ Tuesdays. Tuesdays. u . San Jose.

Fri,, 8pm: The Department of Rock, The Trouble Trouble with Monkeys. $10-$15. Sat,, 8pm: Pride & Joy. Joy. $18-$20. $18-$20 Sun, Sun 7pm: Mother’s Mother ’s Day Celebration Celebration w/ Marcia Mar cia Ball.. $20-$23. Every Wed, W ed, 8pm: Club Fox Blues Jam. Redwood City City. y.

FFOX OX TH THEATRE EATRE May 18: Boys and Girls Club of Peninsula the P eninsula - Battle of the Bands.. $20-$25. Redwood City City. y.

BRIT BR IT ARMS ARMS A ALMADEN LMADEN Sat, 10pm: SuperBad. Sun, 5pm: Mother’s Mother ’s Day - Live Music. San Jose.

BRITANNIA BRITANNIA A ARMS RMS D OWNTOWN DOWNTOWN

THEE HUDDLE TH Fri-Sat, 9:30pm9:30pm-1:30am: 1:30am: Free. over.. Live bands. Fr ee. 21 and over Fremont. Fr emont.

MARIANI'S MAR IANI'S Fri-Sat:: Live Music. Santa Clar Clara. a.

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Every Fri & Sat:: Live DJ. DJ. San Jose. Josee.

Fri: Amy LLou ou & The W WIld Ild Ones. Sat: The Honey Wilders. All shows 9:30pm, $5. Fr emont. Fremont.

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May 23-24: 23-24: Rockage Fanime “Super Soul”” P Party. arty. Every Wed, Wedd, 9pm: Wax Wax W ednesdays. Everyy Wednesdays. Sun, 7pm: The Eulipions Jazz Jam. San Jose.

Wed, May 28, 7:30pm: Gary Wed, Allan. $45-$89.50. Sat, May 31, 7:30pm: Brit Floyd. $35$65. Sar Saratoga. atoga.

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Sat, May 10: BVMO. San Jose.

Sat, May 10, 8pm: Martay Martay. y. Sun, May 18, 8pm: Kingpin. San Jose.

THEE CARAVAN TH CARAVAN Sat, May 17, 177, 8pm: SSweet weet HayaH, AVTTE. AV TTE. San Jose.

CHARLEY'S CHAR LEY'S LLGG Fri: The P Peelers. eelers. Sat: Gr Grant ant McCracken. McCr acken. Every W Wed, ed, 77-10pm: -10pm: A Acoustic coustic Jam Session. Every Fri-Sat: Live Music. Los Los Gatos.

Jun 3, 7:30pm: Lady Gaga. $45-$225. San Jose.

SHERWOOD SH ERWOOD IINN NN Wed: W ed: Live music. San Jose.

Jun 1: Live105 BFD. San Jose.

THREE THREE D DEGREES EGREES Every Thu 6:306:30-9:30pm 9:30pm & Fri, 7:30-10:30pm: 7:3010:30pm: Live music. All Ages. Fr Free. ee. LLos os Gatos.

THEE X B TH BAR AR Every Thu: No Cover Covers night. CCupertino. upertino.

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THE T HE B BLANK LANK CL CLUB UB Wed, 8pm: The Queen is Dead Wed, Deaad (Morrissey Party). (Mor rissey After P arty). $5. Recordd Winter Winter.. Fri, 8pm: The Recor $5. Sat, 8pm: The Faction, Identity, Bastardd Mistaken Identity y, Bastar Makers. $20. San Jose.

Fri, 7pm: Clint Baker Baker’s ’s New Orleans SSwing wing Band. Sat, 8pm: Shamina. San Jose.

NOMIKAI N OMIKAI NUMBER NUM BER ONE BR BROADWAY OADWAY Wed: Jam Night w/ The Wed: CCartel. artel. Thu: Serious Condition. Fri: Joel Nelson Band. Band Sat: Extr ge. LLos os Gatos. Extraa Lar Large.

RED R ROCK OCK COFFEE COFFEE May 9, 8pm: Odd Owl. Fri, May 16, 8pm: W Wolf olf Collage. View.. Mountain View

SSAN AN JJOSE OSE R ROCK OCK SH SHOP OP 90 Days of Summer Summer.. San Jose.

ANGELICA’S ANGELIC A’S BISTRO BISTRO Fri, 8:30pm:: Pete Pete Escovedo & Juan Escovedo.. $35-$41. $35-$441. 1 Sat, 12pm:: Artichoke Hearts Brunch Show.. $10-$16. Sat,, 8:30pm: Show High Mileage. $13-$18. $13-$18.. Sun, 7pm:: Mike Galisatus Big Band. $12-$30. $12 -$30. Mon, 7:30pm:: Martin Gerschwitz. Gerschwit z. $13-$21. $13-$21.. Every Tue: Tuue: Jazz on Tuesdays. Tuuesdays. Every Thu, 8pm:: Thursday Soul TTrain rain with Will Russ R Jr JJr.. & The Th Force F ce off Will For City.. Band. Redwood City

BLUE BL UE R ROCK OCK SH SHOOT OOT Fri-Sat 8pm: Thriving Artists Artists’’ Showcase. Sun, 4pm: Jazz Saratoga. and Blues jam. Sar atoga.

CAFE CA FE STRITCH STRITCH May 23-24: 23-24: Rockage Fanime “Super Soul” P Party. artyy. Every Sun, 7pm: The Eulipions Jazz Jam. San Jose.

CAFFE CA FFE FRA FRASCATI SCAT TI Sat, May 10, 8pm: Martay Martay.. Sun, May 18, 8pm: Kingpin. San Jose.

CASCAL CA SCAL Fri, 9:30pm, Sat, 9pm:: Rotating View.. lineup. Mountain View

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HEDLEY HEDLE Y CL CLUB UB Thu, 8pm: Brian Ho TTrio. rrio. Fri, 8:30pm: John W Worley. orley. Sat, 8:30pm: Brian Ho Quartet. Every 1st and 3r ed: Jazz 3rdd W Wed: Jam. San Jose.

JJ.J.’S .J.’S BL BLUES UES CAF CAFEE Blues and Jazz every night. info. CCall all ffor or inf o. San Jose.

LLITTLE ITTLE LLOU’S OU’S BB BBQ Q Wed, 7pm: NewC Wed, NewCastle astle Brothers. B Br others. th F i 8pm: Fri, 8 C t Country Cougars. Sat, 8pm: Rever Reverand andd LLove ove Jones and the SinnersLenCat. SinnersLenC at. Sun, 2pm: Scarlette La Rue Banjo Band Band. d. Fred McCarty. Sun, 6pm:: Fr ed McC arty. TTue, uue, BackYard 7pm: BackY Yaard Blues Band, Mario V Valens. alens. Every Thu, 7:30pm:: Aki’s Blues Jam. CCampbell. ampbell.

6pm:: Lavay Smith and her Red Hot Skillet Lickers.. Sun, 12pm: Mother’s Mother ’s Day Brunch w/ Gail Dobson Jazz Band & SStudent tudent Performance. P erformance. San Jose.

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

Sat, 8pm:Live Jazz. Casino Casino M8trix, San Jose.

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Wed, 8pm: W Wed, Wednesday ednesday Boomer Humor Comedy Series. $10-$15. Fri, 8:30pm: Boomer Humor w/ Will Durst. $21-$27. $21-$27 7. Every Tue, Tuue, 7pm: Open Pete Sommer.. Mic hosted by P ete Sommer Redwood City. City.

Thu & Mon, 9pm: Karaoke. Karaoke. Sat, 8:30pm: Joe or Darryl. Darryl. CCampbell. ampbell.

Live music. San Jose.

MOROCCO’S MOR OCCO’S Wed and Sat, 5pm: Belly Wed dancing. Mountain View. View.

MOSAIC MO SA I C Fri-Sat, 6-9pm: 6-9pm: Jazz ffor or dinner.. San Jose. dinner

NUMBER N UMBER O ONE NE B BROADWAY ROADWAY AY Wed: Jam Night w/ The Wed: CCartel. artel. Thu: Serious Conditio Condition. on. Fri: Joel Nelson Band. Sat: Extraa Lar Large. Extr ge. LLos os Gatos.

O’FLAHERTY’S O ’FLAHERTY’S Thu,, 9pm:: Live Music.. Sun,, 5pm 5pm: m: Reggae music. TTue, uue, 6:30pm:: Li Live ive Irish Music. San Jose.

POOR P OOR H HOUSE OUSE BI BISTRO STRO Wed, 6pm: Ron Thompson. Thu, Wed, Thhu, 6pm: P op Phillips Project. Project. Fri, Pop 6pm: Daniel CCastro astro Band. Sat Sat,t,

Wed, 9pm to closing: Karaoke. Wed, Karaoke. Free. Fr ee. Los Los Gatos.

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

CCAMERA AMERA 3

Wed, May 7, Wed, 7, 8pm: American Me Comedy Show. Show. $12. May 8-11: 811: Jo KKoy. oy. $30-$60. SatSun, 3pm: The I Hate Children Children Children’s Childr en’s Show Show.. $15-$35. San Jose.

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

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

Mon, 10pm: Mandatory Monday Karaoke. Karaoke. San Jose.

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Fri, 9pm, Sat, 7pm and 9:15pm: Comedy Sport Sportz. z. San Jose.

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THE T HE GOO GOOSETOWN SETOWN LOUNGE LOUNGE Fri-Sun, 9:30pm9:30pm-1:30am: 1:30am: KKaraoke. araoke. Willow Glen.

THEE H TH HUDDLE UDDLE Wed--TThu and Sun, 9pm: Wild Wed-Thu Nights KKaraoke. araoke. Fremont. Fremont.

JOHNNY JO HNNY V’S V’S Sun: Sunday Funday kar karaoke. aoke. No cover. cover. San Jose.

KATIE KA AT TIE BLOOM’S BLOOM’S Wed & Sun, 9:30pmWed 9:30pm-1:30am: 1:30am: KKaraoke. araoke. Campbell. Campbell.

Every W Wed, ed, 8pm: New Talent Taalent Comedy Competition Preliminary Pr eliminary Round. $10. Thu-Sun: SSteve teve TTrevino. revino. $13 w/ two-item two item minimum per person. Sunnyvale.

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

Thu, 9pm: DJ Davey K. CCampbell. ampbell.

LILLY LILL Y MA MAC’S CC’SS Thu: KKaraoke. araoke. Sunnyvale. Fri-Sat, 9pm, and Sun, 7pm: KKaraoke. araoke. Mountain View. View. Wed & Sun, 7pm-close: Wed KKaraoke. araoke. San Jose.

PSYCHO P SYCHO DONUTS DONUTS Sun, 10am: Psycho Karaoke. Karaoke. CCampbell. ampbell. p

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MUSIC IN THE AIR The ‘Space Palette’ installation allows visitors to make music by waving their hands over different areas of the piece.

Synth Qua Non ELECTRONIC MUSIC has evolved tremendously since the days of synthesizers and disco-pumping drum machines. Not only has the sound palette expanded, but continuing improvements in technology have made the very prospect of making music easier and accessible to more people. This is the idea behind the Tech Museum of Innovation’s “Reboot,” which runs through Aug. 17. The museum has set up 16 digital music-making installations that encourage visitors to explore new ways to make music. One example is the Space Palette, a large, glowing red oval that seems plucked straight from a 1960s sci-ﬁ ﬁlm. Visitors wave their hands inside different holes in the installation to produce music. The hand movements affect the pitch, speed and texture modulation.

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“Each of the installations has a very careful interface. They are fun to touch, and it’s a refreshing perspective on what a musical instrument can be. We engage all your senses and make it very tactile,” says Rich DDT, one of the curators of the exhibit. On the other side of the coin, the Tech Museum wants to demonstrate the boundless creativity of modern-day digital technology in the hands of musicians. They are throwing a concert inside the museum this Saturday featuring electronic artists from all over the world that have either been actively working with designers to utilize new interfaces, or have been developing and tweaking their own instruments. And there’s an emphasis on live, interactive performance as well. “All the performers are going to showcase new ways of making music. They are all working on the edge of technology. Our headliner, Daedelus, has helped to distinguish between the typical DJ experience where someone is just playing a track, and where you’re watching beats and notes that are being performed on stage,” says co-curator John Brian Kirby. Daedelus has been a big part of the famous LA Beat Scene, which has set the standard for cutting-edge underground electronic music globally over the past decade. Also on the lineup is Jeremy Ellis, the lightning-fast drum pad virtuoso. Onyx Ashanti will also play. He hails from Berlin and wears a human cyborg instrument outﬁt. Author and Punisher from San Diego will play. He is an industrial musician who plays a bizarre musical panel that he designed and built himself. Opening the show is relatively new San Franciscan ambient electronic musician Daniel Berkman. Before the show, the ﬁve musicians will discuss their creative process and approach to digital music-making in a panel discussion hosted by local electronic musician Ani. During the performance, cameras will be set up, getting close-up shots of the performers while they play, so the audience members can really see what they’re doing and how they are producing digital music live—because none of them are pressing play on a laptop.—Aaron Carnes

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My girlfriend is really insecure and gets furious that I meet my ex-girlfriend for lunch a few times a year. This ex and I broke up years ago, but I’d never cheat anyway, and I’ve explained that I have zero romantic interest in her. Still, she’s a good friend and part of my life. How can I make my girlfriend understand?—Badgered Some people read poetry; your girlfriend lives it: “How do I love thee? You’ll soon ﬁnd out—after I attach this car battery to your nipples and interrogate you about your lunch.” Although your girlfriend’s the one coming at you with the clamps, the truly unreasonable person in this relationship is you—dating an insecure person and then expecting her to act otherwise. Sure,

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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS N NAME SSTATEMENT TATTEMENT #591539 #59 1539

The following following person(s) person(s) is (are) (ar re) e doing business as: Radicle R adicle Seed Company, Compannyy, 4860 Monterey Road, Gilroy, Monter rey e R oad, Gilr oy, Ca, 95020, Supplies, 9 5020, T and C Supp plies, Inc. This business is conducted condducted corporation. Above bbyy a corpor raation. Abo ove entity was formed in the t state California. Registrant Registrant has transacting not yet yet begun tr ansaccting business under the fifictitious ctitious names business name or na mes /s/Steven listed herein. herreein. /s/S tevven H. Costa. President President #1292368 #129 92368 This statement was fifiled with the County Clerk of Santa Santa Claraa County on 5/05 5/05/2014. Clar 5/2014. Metroo 5/07 5/07, 5/14, (pub Metr 7, 5/1 4, 5/21, 5/28/20147) 5/2 8/20147)

FRANKLIN-MCKINL FRANKLIN-MCKINLEY N EY SSCHOOL CHOOL DISTRICT645 DISTR T ICTT645 WOOL W OOL CREEK DRIVESAN DR IVESAN JOSE, CCA A 95 1112NOTICE IINVITING NVITING 95112NOTICE PR OPOSALSFOOD PROPOSALSFOOD SER RVICE MANAGEMENT MANAGEEMENT SERVICE CCOMPANY OMP PANY A

Notice is hereby herreb e y giv given enn that Boardd of Educatio Education the Boar on of the Franklin-McKinley Franklin-McKinleyy School (hereinafter District (her reinafter e rreferred e reed eferr to as "District"), "District& "), proposals is rrequesting eequesting pr oposaals for consulting management consult ting of program the food service service pr rooggram (the “Program”).No “Program”).No ooffer ffer of construed intent should be cons strued from fr rom o this legal notice that the District intends to enter entter into contract interested a contr act with the int terested Service FFood ood o Ser vice Management Manageement (hereinafter Company (her reinafte e r rreferred eferrreed to as “FSMC”) unless, unless, in the sole opinion of the District, Diistrict, it interest is in the best inter est of the District to do so. so. The District rreserves eeserves the right to negotiate n contractual termswith ﬁnal contr actual term mswith FSMC.The the successful FSMC. .The Request (RFP) R equest for Proposal Proposal o (RFP) can be downloaded doownloaded w ffrom rom the School FFranklin-McKinley ranklin-McKinley Sch hool District’s website, website, or obtained o from fr rom o the District via eemail, and Mandatory U.S. mail. A Mandato ory TTour our o of the FFacilities aacilities will bee held on May 14th, 14th, 2014 2014 att 9:00 A.M. and will begin g att the District Ofﬁce locatedd at 645 645 Wool Creek Drive, California W oool Cr eek Driv e, Cal lifornia 95111. All interested FSMC 95111. interested F Mandatory must attend the Man datory TTour. oour. The District will reject reject proposals fromFSMC pr roposals o fr omFSMC that do not send a rrepresentative. epr e reesentaative. Written W ritten proposals prrooposals mustt muustt be in a sealed envelope envelope labeled PProposal roposal FFood ood o Service Service Management Company Company #1436 #1 436 and addressed addrressed e d to the School FFranklin-McKinley ranklin-McKinley Sch hool address shown District at the addr esss sho ow wn above abo ve no later than May M 30, 2014, 201 4, 1:00 P.M. P..M. Proposals Propoosals rreceived eeceived with a date oor time stamp after the deadline deadline will not be considered considered and and shall to the FSMC. be returned returned e FSMC. Companies may not withdraw w raaw withdr proposals pr roposals o for a periodd of sixty (60) days after the date daate set for opening of proposals.The propossals.The district rreserves eeserves the right r to proposals rreject eeject any and all pr roposals and to waive any errors waive errors o or corrections proposal corr reections in a pr opoosal or

in the pr proposal rooposal process. process. The awardd the Contr Contract District will awar ract a based upon a rreview eview and analysis of the proposals proposals to determine which proposal prroposal o best meets the needs of the District. FFollowing oolloow wing the review review and analysis of all responsive reesponsive proposals, pr roposals, o the District will make a rrecommendation ecommendation to Board the Boar rd of Education at its Interested rregular eegular meeting. Inter rested e direct companies should dir ect Brent questions to Br rent e Hull, Manager,, at PPurchasing urchasing Manager address above the addr ess shown shown abo ve or phone (408) 283-6488. 283-6488. Boardd of Education FFranklinBoar ranklinMcKinley School District M cKinley S chool D istrict PPublished ublished in Metro Metro Newspaper on April 30, and May 77,, 2014 2014

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME SSTATEMENT TATTEMENT #590828

The following folloow wing person(s) is (are) SGN (ar e) doing business as: SG N PPetro, etro, 2375 2375 Quimby Quimby Rd., San Jose, CA, CA, 95122, 95122, SGN SGN PPetro, etro, LLC. LLC. This business is conducted by by a Limited Liability Company. Company. Above Abo ve entity was formed in the state California Registrant transacting R egistrant began tr ansacting business under the ﬁctitious business name or names listed herein. herein. /s/Rajinder Brar /s/R ajinder Br raar Manager #201400810129 #201 400810129 This statement was ﬁled with the County Clerk of Santa Clara 4/16/2014. Clar ra County on 4/1 6/2014. Metroo 5/07, 5/14, (pub Metr 5/077, 5/1 4, 5/21, 5/28/2014) 5/2 8/2014)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME SSTATEMENT TATTEMENT #591335 #59 1335

The follo Th following f llow wing i person(s) ( ) is i (are) (ar e) doing business as: Golden Finances, 200 Burnett Ave., Sp.. 1170, Morgan A ve., Sp 70, Mor gan Hill, Abraham CCA, A, 95037, 950377, Jason Abr raaham Golden. This business is conducted by by a individual. Registrant R egistrant has not yet yet begun transacting tr ansacting business under the ﬁctitious business name herein. or names listed her reein. /s/Jason A. Golden This statement was ﬁled with the County Clerk of Santa Clara 4/29/2014. Clar ra County on 4/29/201 4. Metroo 5/07, 5/14, (pub Metr 5/077, 5/1 4 5/21, 4, 5/21 5/28/20140) 5/2 8/20140)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME SSTATEMENT TATTEMENT #591333 #59 1333

The follo following ow wing person(s) is (are) (ar e) doing business as: Supply, Hoa Beauty Supply y, 1826 1826 St., San Carlos S t., San Jose, CA, CA, 95128, 9 5128, Hoa Yu Yu Hoang. This business is conducted by by a individual. Registrant R egistrant has not yet yet begun transacting tr ansacting business under the ﬁctitious business name herein. or names listed her reein. /s/Hoa Yu Yu Hoang This statement was ﬁled with the County Clerk of Santa Clara 4/29/2014. Clar ra County on 4/29/201 4. Metroo 5/07 5/07, 5/14, (pub Metr 7, 5/1 4, 5/21, 5/28/2014) 5/2 8/2014)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME SSTATEMENT TATTEMENT #591316 # 591316 The following folloow wing person(s)

is (are) (arree) doing business Advocali as: A Advocali Design, 1370 1370 Whitehurst Ct., San Jose Jose, CCA, Whit tehurst Ct A A, 95125, Reynaldo 9 5125, R eynaldo Lambatin. This business is conducted by by individual. a ind dividual. Registrant transacting R egiistrant began tr ansacting business ness under the ﬁctitious busi business busi ness name or names listedd herein herein on 1/01/2012. 1/01/2012. /s/Reynaldo /s/R Reynaldo Lambatin This statement was ﬁled with the County C Clerk of Santa Clara 4/292014. Clar ra County on 4/29 2014. Metro 5/14, 4, 5/21, (pubb Metr ro 5/07, 5/077, 5/1 5/28/2014) 5/2 8 8/201 4)

FICTTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME NAM ME STATEMENT STATTEMENT #590892 #59 90892

The ffollowing following person(s) is (are) (ar e)) doing business as: JJKommunications, Koom mmunications, LLC, LLC, 2050 Southwest Sout thwest EExpy., xpyy.., Apt 95, 95, San Jose,, CA, Jose CA, 95126, 95126, . This business is conducted by by limited a lim mited liability company. companyy. Above Abo ve entity was formed in the sstate of California Registrant R egiistrant has not yet yet begun transacting tr rans a sacting business under business name the fictitious fi names herein. or na ames listed her reein. /s/Jennifer Keltner /s/Je ennifer K eeltner Manager Man nager ‘#2014086101 ‘#20 014086101 This statement was filed with Clerk of Santa the County C Clara 4/17/2014. Clar ra County on 4/1 7/2014. Metro 5/14, 4, 5/21, (pubb Metr ro 5/07, 5/077, 5/1 5/28/2014) 5/2 8 8/201 4)

FICTTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME NAM ME STATEMENT STATTEMENT #590875 #59 90875

The following f wing person(s) is follo (are) (ar e)) doing business as: Cooper’ Stuff, Coop per’’s S tuff, 2152 2152 TTasman aasman Drive, Driv e Santa Clara, e, Clara, CA, CA, 95054, 95054, Jeffery Jeffe ery A. Jokinen. This business is conducted by by individual. a ind i ddividual. di id l Registrant R egiistrant has not yet yet begun transacting tr rans a sacting business under the fifictitious business name names herein or na ames listed her reein on. /s/Jeffery /s/Je effery A. Jokinen This statement was filed with the County C Clerk of Santa Clara 4/17/2014. Clar ra County on 4/1 7/2014. Metro 5/14, (pubb Metr ro 4/30, 5/07, 5/077, 5/1 4, 5/21/2014) 5/21 1/2014)

FICTTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME NAM ME STATEMENT STATTEMENT #591259 #59 91259

The ffollowing following person(s) is as: ((are) (ar e)) ddoing i business b i BMO W.. B MO O Engineering, 11260 260 W Washington W aashington Ave., Ave., Apt #21, Sunnyvale, 94086, Sunn nyvvaale, CCA, A, 9 4086, YYuanyuan uannyuan Li. This business is conducted by by individual. a ind dividual. Registrant transacting R egiistrant began tr ansacting business ness under the ﬁctitious busi business busi ness name or names listedd herein herein on 4/28/2014. 4/28/2014. /s/Yuanyuan /s/Y Yuanyuan Li This statement was ﬁled with the County C Clerk of Santa Clara 4/28/2014. Clar ra County on 4/2 8/2014. Metro 5/14, (pubb Metr ro 4/30, 5/07, 5/077, 5/1 4, 5/21/2014) 5/21 1/2014)

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The following f wing person(s) is follo (are) (ar e)) doing business as: Shoots Shoo ots Cuts Flicks, 17963 17963 Helen Way, Gatos, Hele en W aay, LLos os G atos, CCA, A, 95033, Kestermont. 9 5033, Eddie K eestermont. This business is conducted by by individual. a ind dividual. Registrant transacting R egiistrant began tr ansacting

business under the fictitious ficctitious names business name or nam mes herein listed her reein on 4/17/2014. 4/17//2014. 4 Kestermont /s/Eddie K eestermont This statement was filed filed with Santa the County Clerk of Sa anta Claraa County on 4/2 4/28/2014. Clar 8/2014. Metro 5/14, (pub Metr ro 4/30, 5/07, 5/0 077, 5/1 4, 5/21/2014) 5/21/201 4)

with changes. /s/Karl /s/K Karl a Grame Grraame Managing Member #201328810304 #201 328810304 This statement was ﬁled with Claraa the County Clerk of Santa Clar 3/26/2014. County on 3/26/201 4. Metro (pub Metr ro 4/23, 4/23, 4/30, 5/07, 5/077, 5/14/2014) 5/1 4/2014)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS N NAME SSTATEMENT TATTEMENTT #591027 #59 1027

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT STATTEMENT #590631

The follo following wing person( person(s) (s) is (are) (ar ree) doing business as: a Van V an a Carpet Cleaning aand Service, 2151 Handyman Ser vice, 2 151 San Oakland Rd., #481, Sa an Jose, CCA, A, 95131, 95131, TTuan uan u Van Van a Ho. H Ho. This business is conducted conduucted by by a individual. Registrant transacting R egistrraant began tr ran ansacting business under the fictitious ficctitious business name or names nam mes herein listed her reein on 04/15/14. 04/15/1 5 4. /s/Tuan Van /s/T Tuuan V an a Ho This statement was filed filed with Santa the County Clerk of Sa anta Claraa County on 4/2 4/22/2014. Clar 2/2014. Metro 5/07, 5/14, (pub Metr ro 4/30, 5/0 077, 5/1 4, 5/21/2014) 5/21/201 4)

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The follo following wing person( person(s) (s) is (are) (ar ree) doing business as: a Ensiweb, 6388 Ensiw eb, 6 388 TTamalpais aamalpais Ave., A ve., San Jose, CA, CA, 95120, 95120, Ensiweb, LLC. Ensiw eb, LL C. This business is conducted conduucted by by a limited liability company. company. Above form Abo ve entity was formed med in the state of California Registrant R egistrraant has not yet yett begun transacting tr ransacting a business uunder the fictitious businesss name. /s/Lawrence Flammer /s/Lawr ence I. Flamm mer Manager #20140410175 #201 40410175 This statement was fifiled led with Clerkk off S Santa the h County C Cl Saanta Claraa County on 4/2 4/22/2014. Clar 2/2014. Metro 5/14, (pub Metr ro 4/30, 5/07, 5/0 077, 5/1 4, 5/21/2014) 5/21/201 4)

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The follo following wing person( person(s) (s) is (are) (ar ree) doing business as: a DJ Chido San Jose, 472 472 N. N 110th 0th St., S t., Unit #A, San Jose,, CA, CA, 95112, Ramon 9 5112, Juan R amon Bautista Bautista Cuiriz. This business is conducted conduucted by by a individual. Registrant R egistr i traantt has h nott yet yett begun b transacting tr ransacting a business uunder the fictitious businesss name herein. or names listed her einn. Ramon Bautista /s/Juan R amon Bautis sta Cuiriz This statement was filed filed with Santa the County Clerk of Sa anta Claraa County on 4/1 4/17/2014. Clar 7/2014. Metro 4/23, 4/30, (pub Metr ro 4/2 3, 4/3 30, 5/07, 5/077, 5/14/2014) 5/1 4/2014)

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The ffollowing following person(s) is (are) Wamo (ar e) doing business as: W amo a Limo,, 55300 Way, #9120, Limo 300 TTerner eerner W aayy, #91 20, San Jose, Jose, CA, CA, 95136, 95136, Abdi Amin, 821 Amin n, YYonnis oonnis FFaracade, aarracade, a 8 21 Morse #120, Mors se Ave., Avee., #1 20, Sunnyvale, Sunnyvale, CCA, A, 94085. 94085. is conducted by This business b by general partnership. a gen neral par tnership. Registrant transacting R egisstrant began tr ansacting business busin ness under the ﬁctitious business busin ness name or names listed herein her reeiin on 4/11/2014. 4/11/2014. /s/Yonnis /s/Y Yoonnis Faracade Farracade a This statement s was ﬁled with Claraa the County C Clerk of Santa Clar County 4/11/2014. 4. Coun nty on 4/11/201 Metro 5/07, (pub Metr ro 4/23, 4/23, 4/30, 5/07 7, 5/14/2014) 5/1 4/2014)

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The ffollowing following person(s) is (ar (are) re) e doingg business as: Silicon Valley Beverage Services, V aalleyy Bev erage Ser vices, 30-2 W.. V Virginia St., 302W irginia S t., San Jose, CCA, A, 95110, 95110, Nhat Vu Vu John Vaan Vaaan TTran, ran, a 55226 226 San FFrancisco raancisco Ct., San Jose, Jose, CA, CA, 95138. 95138. is conducted by This business b by individual. a ind ividual ividual. Registrant transacting R egisstrant began tr ansacting business busin ness under the ﬁctitious business busin ness name or names listed herein her reeiin on 4/1/2014. 4/1/2014. /s/John /s/Jo ohn Tran Traan This statement s was ﬁled with Claraa the County C Clerk of Santa Clar County 4/01/2014. Coun nty on 4/01/201 4. Metro (pub Metr ro 4/16, 4/16, 4/23, 4/23, 4/30, 5/07/2014) 5/07 7/2014)

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I've been scou scouring uring the web for healthy recipes recipes, s, and one term I keep coming acros across ss is "P Paleolithic a di iet." I don ’t understand how a cav veman's diet was better than mod dern "Paleolithic diet." don’t caveman's modern man's just bec cause of the absence of grain and gluten. What exactly is a P a aleolitthic because Paleolithic diet? Aside fro om being gluten-free, is there any y benefit to going paleo? —Sarah from Having Haavving a fairr idea what I’ I’d d find, I googled “Paleolithic skeptic” go ogled “P Paaleo olithic diet sk keptic” e and ffound o ound ccomments nts such as the ffollowing: ollowing: o ommen behind are moronic ”The ideas b eh hind this diet ar re ... mor ronic o and must b bee mo mocked furyy of a m ck ked e with the fur suns..” That pr pretty thousand suns ret etty much sums up myy gut rresponse. However, m esponsse. Howe ever er, we ccan’t an an’t ’ just go around saying aree stupid. W Wee must ar ro ound sa aying y things t ar ccalmly almly a and ssystematically yysttematiccally a eexamine xxamine the claims,, and the then say they’re claims en we ccan an a sa ay the eyy’re stupid. let’s starting So let ’s get on with w it, st tar a ting with the obvious ob vious ccounterargument: o ounteerarrggument: How ccan anyone possibly an a an nyo ny one p ossibly claim a Paleolithic better ours,, when P aaleolithic diett is b etttter than ours person didn’t live the aaverage verage ccave ave p erson didn n’’t liv ve much pastt 30?? Average life Aveerage lif fe eexpectancies xxpecttaancies ffor o or past eras bee dec deceptive. Until 1900 they ccan an a b ceeptivve. U n ntil 19 00 or so the ey weree low low, because wer w, but that tthat’s t’s mostly b eccause a of high infant and child childhood mortality. Modern dhood mor talit a ty. Mo dern hunter-gatherers survive hunter r-gather e who sur ers vive to age 15 livee in into ttypically yypiccaally liv nto their 50s and often well beyond; it’s suppose people eople b eyo ond; it t’s rreasonable ea easonable to supp ose p Paleolithic times same.. in P aaleolithic ti imes did the same No doubts people developed No one dou ubts p eople in the de eveloped live longer they world liv ve long ger now than the ey used because modern medicine,, go good to b eccause a of mo m dern medicine od sanitation, it’s obvious sanit taation, and d so on. But it t’s also ob bvvious weree it nott ffor crappy that wer o or our crapp py eating thinking habits (I’m thin nking of high-fat diets and overconsumption we’d livee o veerco onsumptiion in general), we ’d liv Paleolithic longer still. Thee P aleolithic spin on this argument goes like benefits line of ar rgumen g nt go es lik ke this: b enefits of modern civilization modern mo dern civiliza ation – mo dern bad habits better life, better + paleo diet = b etttter lif fe, although b etttter little how is a lit tttle vague vvague.. The value off eliminating bad habits I’ll buy. question specifically buy y. The questi ion is whether a sp ecificcally a dairy) paleo diet (lots of meat, no grains or dair ry) y better the currently is b etttter than th he curr ently rrecommended ecommended grains,, mo moderate ffood-pyramid ood-p pyramid y d (lots of grains diet derate dairy). meat and dair y y). What’s paleo supposed Whatt’s a pal leo diet supp osed to do? I’m get getting Paleolithic tting t to t that. The P aleolithic diet is outgrowth medicine— an out tgr gro owth of o eevolutionary vo olutionarry medicine — eexamining xxamining how w we eevolved vo olved to guide our was health ccare ar a e and d diet. The cconcept o oncept w aas introduced byy a gastr gastroenterologist intr roducceed b roenterologist in 1975 and ggained p popularity op pularitty after a rreport p ep eporrt in the New N ew England JJournal ournal o of Medicine 10 yyears eears later. later r. Paleo advocates current Paleo adv vocates a claim our curr ent eating habits ar are re rresponsible esponsible ffor or “diseases o civilization” of civilization n” such s as ccardiovascular ar ardio d ovvascular problems, diabetes, prostate pr roblems o , diab etes, pr rost o tate a and ccolon olon obesity, etc.. Their pr premise ccancers, anc a ers, ob esitty, etc emise is Paleolithic period was that the P aleoliithic p eriod w as a a time

off rapid human eevolution, from volution, o lasting fr ro om m about ab bout 2.5 million yyears eears ago to rroughly oughlyy 10,000 ago—in words, from 10 0,000 yyears eears ago —in other wor rds d , fr ro om the development of stone to tools th he de evelopment e ols to the beginning agriculture. beginning e of agricultur re. At point, proponents At that p oint, pr oponents claim, human hu uman eevolution vo olution essentially cceased. eeased. Therefore—and here argument starts Th herreeffor o e—and her re the ar rgument g st tar a ts to o get shaky—we shak ky— —we should rreturn eturn to thee diet our ou ur b bodies odies eevolved volv o veed to eat. Shaky Shak ky how? We don’t Paleolithic We don n’’t rreally eally e know what P aleolitthic peoples ate.. P Paleo proponents say p e eoples ate aleo pr oponents sa ay our stone-age ancestors sto one-age anc cestors e subsisted mostly on o game, insects,, eggs eggs,, fruit and b berries, ga ame, fish, insects erriies, nuts. Dairy products, vvegetables, e tables eget bl , and d nuts t . Dair D i y pr oducts d t, sugars, raw fats,, seeds seeds,, and legumes we were su ugars, ra aw fats ere rarely Fiber ra arely if eever ver eaten. F iber ccontent o ontent and omega-3 have been om mega-3 fat would ha ave b een high, sodium intake low. so odium int ak ke low w. Granted, that seems health healthy. hy. A lowwsaturated-fat, low-glycemic-index sa aturated-fat, low-gly ycemicc-inde - ex diet high fiber, vitamins, in n fib err, vit tamins a , and minerals hits most m off the rrecommended ecommended nutritional ttargets. ar a geets. As Paleolithic diet’s As an eexample xample x of a P aaleolithic diet ’s benefits, boosters point people b e enefits ,b oosters p oint to the p eople of Kitava, Papua New wheree ple plenty Ki ittavva, va P aapua N ew Guinea, Guinea wher entty Kitavans off paleo ffood ood is aavailable. vvailable. And Kit avan v ns do obesity diabetes, eexhibit x xhibit low rates of ob esitty and diab ettes, and blood pressure cholesterol an nd lower blo od pr essurre and choleste errol o than Western (specifically adults. th han W eestern (sp ecificcally a Swedish) ad dults. But it it’s ’s silly to sa say ay the Kit Kitavans avvans eat pr recisely what humans eevolved vo olvved e to eat precisely eat.. Su urrely e the rreality ealit e ty is that ancient diets Surely varied from place place, va aried widely fr om plac ce to plac e, as they now, was locally th heey do now w, based on what w as a lo call a ly aavailable. vvailable. Never ate.. N eveer mind what ccave ave folk fo olk actuallyy ate want is,, will the diet we W Iw What ant a to know is w any good? ccall a paleo do me an all ny go od? There’s little far. Ass is Ther e’s lit tttle eevidence vvidencce so far r. A fads,, eexperiments ccommon o ommon with diet fads xp x eriments to o date have been small-scale da ate ha ave b een smallsccale a and inconclusive inconclu lusivve Some So ome of them suggest eating paleo ma makes ak kes e it easier ea asier to lose weight, but that’s that’s a side issue. isssue. The healthy Th he ccore or o e question is: If yyou’re o ou’rre health hy and a pyramid fitt on the p yyramid diet, will going paleo o make fitter? m mak ke yyou o ou healthier and fit ttterr? I’m not seeingg it. L Looking ookingg at the bigg picture, don’t anything like pi icture, we don n’’t lead an nything y lik ke a Paleolithic hunter-gatherer lifestyle. P a aleolithic hunter r-gather er lif feesttyle y . One O analysis prehistoric an nalysis estimates pr ehistoric humanss burned three five energy bu urned thr reee to fiv ve times as much en nerrgy per p e da er day ay as we do do.. N Never ever mind diet diet—paleot—p — aleostyle st tyle y caloric caloric a int intake tak ake with zer zero ro hunting and a gathering pulling ga athering means in no time yyou’re ou’rre pu ulling a woolly w olly mammoth’s wo mammoth h’s weight.

FREE W WILL ILLL A ASTROLOGY STROLOGY ARIESS (Mar ARIE (March ch 21-April 19): Fir Fireworks reworks displays excite the eyes and lift the spirit. But tthe he smoke and dust they pr oduce can harm the lungs wit th rresidues esidues of heavy produce with metals. The toxic chemicals theyy rrelease elease may pollute streams str eams and lakes and even gr groundwater. oundwater. So is ther theree any al alternative? ternative? Not yet. No onee has come up with a mor moree benign variety of fir fireworks. eworrks. But if it happens soon, I bet it will be due to the eff eefforts orts of an enterprising Aries rresearcher. esearcher. YYour our o tribe is en entering ntering a phase when you will have good ideas about how to make risk riskyy fun saf err, how to ensur ous ad dventures ar thy safer, ensuree vigor vigorous adventures aree heal healthy and how to maintain constructiv ve rrelationships elationships with constructive exciting influences. TAURUS T AURUS (April 20-May 20): Fr FFree ee jazz is a type

emerged 1950s of music that emer ged in the 19 950s as a rrebellion ebellion meter against jazz conventions. Its me eter is ﬂuid and unfamiliar, sometimes its harmonies unf amiliarr, somet imes atonal. Song structur structures es may be experimentall and unpr unpredictable. edictable. A free collective improvisation— key element in fr ee jazz is collec ctive impr ovisation— rifﬁng done not just by a ffeatured eatured e soloist, but by the entir entiree gr group oup of musicians pl playing laying together together.. TToo prepare adventures pr epare ffor or your adventur es in the t coming days, have TTaurus—which aurus—which a I suspect will ha ave rresemblances esemblances free to fr ee jazz—you might want too listen to music by Coleman, its pioneers, like Ornette Colema an, Charles Mingus don't prey and Sun Ra. Whatever you do, do on't ffall all pr ey to scapabobididdilywiddilydoobapaphobia, scapabobididdilywiddilydoobapa aphobia, which is the freestyle ffear ear of fr eestyle jazz.

By y RO ROB B BREZSNY BRE Z SN Y week of M May ay 7

the berry berry bushess are are ﬂourishing again. Grizzlies are are thriving, as are are other o mammals that had been deprived. I regard regard this vignette vignnette as an allegory for for your life life in the coming months, Libra. Libra. It's time to do the equivalent of rreplenishing eplenishing the wolf population. Correct Correct the imbalance.

SCORPIO SC ORPIO (Oc (Oct. ct. 23-Nov. 23-Nov. 21): I have no pr problem oblem

listening with you listenin ng closely to the voices in your head. Although Al though there there might m be some weird weird counsel ﬂowing from fr om some of th them, em, it's also possible that one of those have offer. Ass ffor voices might hav ve sparkling insights to off er. A or the voices that are are delivering d messages from from your lower rregions, egions, in the vicinity viicinity of your reproductive reproductive organs: organs: I'm not opposed to you y hearing them out, out either. either. But I hope you will be mostt attentive and receptive receptive to the voices in your heart. Whilee they are are not infallible, infallible, they are are likely to contain a higher highher percentage percentage of useful truth than those other two sources. sources.

SSAGITTARIUS AGITT TARIU A US (Nov (Nov.. 22 22-Dec. -Dec. 21): Kangaroo Kangaroo rats rats live

in the desert. They're Theey're at home there, there, having evolved over millennia to thriv thrive ve in the arid conditions. So well-adapted aree they that they ar they can go a very long time without it's admirable drinking water. water. While W admirable to have achieved such a high level of accommodation acccommodation to their environment, environment, I don't rrecommend ecommend that you do something comparable. comparable. In ffact, act, its pr probably obably better if you don't adjust to some of the harsher aspects of o your envir onment. Now might be a environment. good time to ack knowledge this ffact act and start planning an acknowledge al ternative solution. solutiion. alternative

GEMINI (May 2121-June June 20): Ap Apple pple and Exxon ar aree the

CAPRICORN CAPRIC ORN N (Dec. 22 22-Jan. -Jan. 19): “Those who contr control ol their passions doo so because their passions ar aree weak enough to be controlled,” coontrolled,” said writer William Blake. I think you will challenge challenge this theory in the coming weeks, weeks, Capricorn. Capricornn. Your Yoour passions will deﬁnitely not be verge on being volcanic. And yet weak. They may even verge I bet you will manage maanage them fairy fairy well. By that I mean you will express express them with grace grace and power rather rather than allowing th them hem to over overwhelm whelm you and cause a messy ruckus. YYou o won't need to tamp them down ou and bottle them up because you will ﬁnd a way to be both uninhibitedd and disciplined as you give them their chance to play. play.

CANCER (June 2121-July July 22): “Y “You Yoou can't have your cake and eat it, it too” too” is an Englis English-language h language pr h-language proverb. overb overb. It means that you will no longer have your cake if you version “You eat it all up. The Albanian versio n of the adage is “Y Yoou getting can't go ffor or a swim without gett ting wet.” Hungarians say, say y, “It's impossible to ride two horses with one butt.” According A ccording to my analysis, CCancerian, anceerian, you will soon disprove effect, dispr ove this ffolk olk wisdom. YYou ou o will, w in eff ect, be able to eat your cake and still have it. YYou o will somehow stay ou ﬁgure dry as you take a dip. YYou oou will ﬁg gure out a way to ride two horses with your one butt.

AQUARIUS A QUARIUS (Jan. ( 20-Feb. 18): W Would ould you please go spendd some quality q lit time ti having h i non-goall oriented fun? CCan a I convince you to lounge around an around in ffantasyland antasyland as as you empty your beautiful head of all compulsions to prove prove yourself and meet people's expectations? Will W you listen to me if I suggest that you take off the mask that's stuck to your face face and make funny ffaces acees in the mirror? mirror? You You o need a nice long nap, gor gorgeous. geous. Two Two w or three three nice long naps. Bake some damn cookies, even even if you've never done so. Soak your ffeet eet in epsom salts saalts as you binge-watch a TV TV show that stimulates a thousand emotions. Lie in the grass grass and star staree lovingly lovingly at the sk skyy for for as long as it takes to rrecharge echarge your spiritual sppiritual batteries.

most valuable companies in Am America. merica. In thir thirdd place, moree than $350 billion, iss Google. Back in 1999, worth mor futuree Internet giant was when the futur w less than a year old, Sergey Larry Page Google's ffounders ounders Ser gey Brin and a Lar ry P age tried to sell their baby ffor or a mer meree millionn dollars. The potential buyer was Excite, an online ser service v that was thriving vice at the time. But Excite's CEO tur turned rned down the off offer, err, leaving Brin and P Page age to soldier onwar onwardd by themselves. they're LLucky ucky ffor or them, right? TToday ooday the ey're rich and powerful. I fforesee oresee the possibility of a com comparable mparable development in your life, life, Gemini. An apparent apparentt “failure” “failure” may may, y, in hindsight, turn out to be the see seed ed of a futur futuree success.

LLEO EO (July 23-Aug. 23-Aug. 22): I know th this his might come as a are you ready? ready? ... you are are God! Or at shock, Leo, but ... are least godlike. An inﬂux of crazy crazy yet y useful magic from from the Divine Wow Wow is boosting yourr personal power way beyond normal levels. There's There's soo much primal mojo ﬂowing through through you that it will be b hard hard if not impossible for for you to make mistakes. Don'tt fret, fret, though. Your Yoour stint as the Wild Sublime Golden Master Master of Reality probably probably won't last for for more more than two weeks, weeeks, three three tops. I'm sure sure that won't be long enough for for you yoou to turn into a raving raving megalomaniac with 10,000 cul cultt followers. followers. VIRGO VIR GO (Aug. 23 23-Sept. -Sept. 22): In your y imagination, take

a trip many years into the future. future. e See yourself as you are now,, sitting next to the wisee elder you will be then. are now The two of you ar aree lounging on a beach and gazing at a lake. It's twilight. A warm br breeze eeeze ffeels eels good. YYou oou turn to your older self and say say, y, “Do you yoou have any regrets? regrets? Is ther theree anything you wish you had h done but did not do?” YYour what oour older self tells you wh at that thing is. (Hear it now.) now.) And you reply, reply, “Tomorrow “TToomorrow I will begin working to change g all that.”

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23-Oct. 22): Overr a hundr hundred ed years ago,

the cattle industry pressured pressured thee U.S. government to kill off wolves in Yellowstone Yeellowstone National Nattional Park. Park. By 1926, the wolves had all but vanished. In the thhe following following decades, elk herds herds grew grew unnaturally unnaturally big, no n longer hunted by their natural natural predator. predator. The elk decimated deecimated the berry berry bushes of Yellowstone, Yeellowstone, eating the thhe wild fruit with such voracity vor acity that grizzly bears and many m other species went hungry environmentalissts and conservationists conservationists hungry.. In 1995, environmentalists got clearance clearance to reintroduce reintroduce wolves wollves to the area. area. Now

PISCESS (Feb. 19-Mar PISCE 19-March ch 20): Dear Pisceans: YYour our o evil twins have asked a me to speak to you on their behalf behalf.. They say they want to apologize ffor or the misunderstandin misunderstandings ngs that may have arisen fr from om their innocent ddesire esire to show you what you had been missing. Th Their heir intent was not at all hostile or subversive. Theyy simply wanted to ﬁll in some gaps education. in your educatio on. OK? Next, your evil twins want to humbly rrequest equest that you no longer rrefer efer to them as “Evil TTwin,” w win,” but iinstead nstead pick a mor moree aff affectionate ectionate name, like, say “S “Sweet weet Mess Mess”” or “T “Tough Toough LLover.” over.” If you pr promise omise to tr treat eat them wi with th mor moree geniality geniality, y, they will guar guarantee antee tricky not to be so trick ky and enigmatic. Homework: U Upon pon waking up ffor or the next seven mornings, mornin ngs, sing the song that ﬁlls you with feisty feistty hope.

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