From the magnificent DVD rerelease of Tim Burton's 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' to a night of terror at Gyro's to Dia de los Muertos to two local scary cinema events--Halloween is the best holiday of all.
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- Saratoga: Shop participates in fight against domestic violence.
- Sunnyvale: Local students conquer fears on new Ropes course.
- Los Gatos: No audience for Ray Davis' 'last word.'
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Public Eye: eBay scalpers cash in on charity concert. Democrat poses as Republican in supe race. Cisco CEO plays both sides.
Notes From the Underbelly: Ode to Alviso; Or How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Cisco.
Work: Of cheap futons and 14-hour days.
Sex, Dread and Rock & Roll: On 'Kid A,' Radiohead embraces the anguish of rock.
Due to the Devil: The SJ Symphony did right by Liszt's sprawling 'Faust Symphony.'
Ambient Music: Jazz pianist Jason Moran finds music in the sounds around him.
Aural Fixation: A rundown of some of the Bay Area's Halloween happenings.
Dork 'Shadows': There's nothing to fear, but fear of a bad sequel, in 'Blair Witch 2.'
Dream House: A kindly dreamer gets a new lease on life in 'Two Family House.'
Now, Voyeur: A teen plays peeping tom in 'Just Looking.'
Ciné Fest: The Palo Alto French Film Festival highlights 10 French-language films.
Where the Work Is: TheatreWorks' 'Grapes of Wrath' looks at the lure of the Golden State.
French Kissed: Palo Alto's L'Amie Donia's French country elegance never fails to delight and amaze.
A La Carte: Fire roasted, organic sauces made easy.