Metro Silicon Valley
September 12-18, 2007

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News

The Quiet Hand of Gary Gillmor
Local land baron Gary Gillmor and his family play power politics with big bucks in Santa Clara and Gilroy.

News

The Waiting Game
All those years, all that money, but the fabled BART extension to Silicon Valley is still just a gleam in politicians' eyes.

The Fly: 09.12.07
Hammer Time, Little Diddy and the Big Stink.

Columns

Silicon Alleys
Trying to ADD Up

Technology news
NASA sends music to the far stars, but will the aliens hear us?

Movies

Movie Review: 'The Brave One'
Jodie Foster blows 'em away in 'The Brave One.'

Movie Review: 'War Made Simple'
The documentary 'War Made Easy' shows how the press rolls over and plays dead when trumpets blare.

This week's revivals
Laura/Shadow of a Doubt, The Man from Laramie/Man of the West, The Mummy/The Old Dark House, Niles Essanay Film Museum and Steamboat Bill Jr./The Navigator

MORE MOVIE REVIEWS    MOVIE TIMES

Music & Clubs

Voiceless
Even with a mixed-bag new album, Kinski leads the pack of instrumental rock bands.

Music Picks
Treasure Island Music Festival, Guster and Pink Martini.

MORE MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE    MUSIC AND CLUBS LISTINGS    MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE CALENDAR PICKS

Restaurants

Let's Talk Dhaka
Although minimalist in appearance, Café Dhaka in Santa Clara offers maximum flavor and value

Live Feed
Back to (Cooking) School.

5 Things to Love
Essential Kitchen Tools

BOOK A RESTAURANT RESERVATION    FIND A RESTAURANT REVIEW

The Arts

Stage Review: 'Americana Absurdum'
Our country 'tis tizzy in Renegade Theatre's 'Americana Absurdum'

Stage Review: 'Three Sisters'
Pear Avenue rethinks 'Three Sisters'

Stage Review: 'More Than Petticoats"
Women pioneers get their due at Tabard's 'More Than Petticoats"

Book Reviews:
'Supercapitalism' and 'Falling Behind' examine the income gap

Visual Arts Reviews
Mitra Fabian turns commonplace into mysterious at San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art

Events
Ken Burns

Kids events
Klutz

Sporting events
Fight Night

The Arts

Letters to the Editor
September 12-18, 2007.