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This Week's Hottest Events: John Waters, Hugh Jackman, and Fleet Foxes
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Conversation John Waters The man behind cult classics like Hairspray, Pink Flamingos, and Cecil B. Demented will dirty up the JCC with his crass humor. If sick and twisted is not your thing, check out Mayor Ed Lee at the Commonwealth Club instead. When: 7 p.m., Tues. 5/3 Where: Jewish Community Center, 3200 California St. Performance Hugh Jackman The Aussie actor, better known as Wolverine, is swinging through San Francisco for a limited two-week run at the Curran Theatre. But instead of X ...

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Conversation
John Waters
The man behind cult classics like Hairspray, Pink Flamingos, and Cecil B. Demented will dirty up the JCC with his crass humor. If sick and twisted is not your thing, check out Mayor Ed Lee at the Commonwealth Club instead.
When: 7 p.m., Tues. 5/3
Where: Jewish Community Center, 3200 California St.

Performance
Hugh Jackman
The Aussie actor, better known as Wolverine, is swinging through San Francisco for a limited two-week run at the Curran Theatre. But instead of X-Men action and adventure, he'll be performing his favorite Broadway music numbers backed by a 17-piece orchestra. More on that here.
When: Tues. 5/3 - Sun. 5/15
Where: Curran Theatre, 445 Geary St.

Music
Fleet Foxes
Just two days after the release of their much anticipated second album, Helplessness Blues, the Fleet Foxes will touch down in SF as part of their first North American tour since 2009. Tickets are technically sold out, but where there's a will, there's a way.
When: 8 p.m., Thurs. 5/5
Where: The Fox Theater, 1807 Telegraph Ave., Oakland

Music
Portugal. the Man
The Portland experimental rock band has been gaining traction over the past year or so, but if "out-there" isn't your thing, local indie band Social Studies and Brazilian soul songstress CéU are also in town.
When: 9 p.m., Fri., 5/6
Where: The Fillmore, 1805 Geary Blvd.

Art
Zhong Biao
The artist—who work has been reproduced in The Economist and for events like the recent World Cup in South Africa—will have his first solo show since his American debut in 2007. The exhibit, dubbed "Reflected on Air," will feature paintings tied to the idea of time.
When: Sat. 5/7 - Tues. 6/28
Where: Frey Norris Gallery, 161 Jessie St.

Activity
Sunday Streets
The annual outdoor fest hits the Mission this weekend, and if the weather holds up, you'll want to grab your bike and go. Check out the site for info on free bike and skate rentals.
When: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sun. 5/8
Where: Valencia and 24th streets

Music
Elvis Costello
For the first time in 25 years, the infamous singer-songwriter, will ask audience members to the stage to spin a giant game-show wheel, which will determine what songs Costello and the Imposters will play. Sunday's show is sold-out, but it looks like you can still snag tickets for Monday night's performance.
When: 8 p.m., Sun. 5/8 and Mon. 5/9
Where: The Fox, 1807 Telegraph Ave., Oakland
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10 Best Dishes in the Haight-Ashbury For Under $10
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Last fall, we published the 10 Best Lunches Under $10 in Union Square. It was so popular, we figured why not do every neighborhood? So we asked Eater editor and 7x7 contributor Carolyn Alburger to give us her 10 favorite dishes under $10 found in her home turf, the Haight-Ashbury. Check out our other 10 under $10 features while you're at it. In the Haight-Ashbury, it's much easier to score weed than a good bite to eat. Here, perfectly dingy, storied watering holes, tie-dye t-shirts, tattoo parl ...

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Last fall, we published the 10 Best Lunches Under $10 in Union Square. It was so popular, we figured why not do every neighborhood? So we asked Eater editor and 7x7 contributor Carolyn Alburger to give us her 10 favorite dishes under $10 found in her home turf, the Haight-Ashbury. Check out our other 10 under $10 features while you're at it.

In the Haight-Ashbury, it's much easier to score weed than a good bite to eat. Here, perfectly dingy, storied watering holes, tie-dye t-shirts, tattoo parlors and tourist-magnet Ben & Jerry's run the show. If you're hungry, here's where to go.

1. Giovanni's Pizza at Club Deluxe
Club Deluxe has delicious cocktails with fresh-squeezed juice, but they also have a sort-of-secret Neapolitan pizza maker hidden in the kitchen. When Giovanni and his mom are working, they'll approach your table to see if you're hungry. If you are, I suggest the Cippolina with mozzarella, prosciutto, caramelized onion, parmigiano, basil, roasted garlic and a drizzle of olive oil. Stick around until 9 p.m. and you'll get a side of live jazz on most nights. 1511 Haight St., 415-552-6949

2. Hot and sour soup at Citrus Club
It's not the most authentic bite in town, but Citrus Club keeps delivering on its fun Southeast Asia-meets-hippie vibe, quick service and affordable renditions of Thai and Vietnamese favorites. For a healthy weeknight meal, I get the hot and sour soup with shrimp. If I'm feeling frisky, it's spicy lime and coconut noodles. My flatmate thinks Citrus Club serves one of the best peanut sauces in the city with the spring rolls. And it's really all about the sauce anyway, isn't it? 1790 Haight St, 415-387-6366.

3. The North Beach at Cole Valley Cafe
A welcome discovery just a block off Haight Street, Cole Valley Cafe has a friendly staff and above average made-to-order sandwiches for a coffee shop. The North Beach vegetarian sandwich has portabello mushrooms, feta, sun-dried tomatos, onions and spinach. I cheat and add turkey. Or get the new salmon avocado sandwich with capers and red onions on foccacia from Metropolis bakery. 701 Cole St., 415-668-5282.

4. Mofongo at Parada 22
One of the only Puerto Rican restaurants in the Bay Area happens to be in —of all places— the Haight. After it was open a few months, so many people were asking for traditional mofongo, they had to add it to the menu. Their rendition with green plantains, garlic, shrimp and soffrito is pretty delicious for a Puerto Rican restaurant in the Haight. Full disclosure: it costs $11.50. 1805 Haight St, 415-750-1111.

5. Locally-made prepared foods at Whole Foods Market on Stanyan
The prepared foods section on the left when you walk into the new Whole Foods is teeming with locally sourced goodness. There are colorful, raw delights from Lydia's Organics — they always make me consider becoming vegan for a few seconds — tamales from Donna's and Primavera and mini feasts from Hapa SF and Sukhi's. I tend to try something new every time, but a flaky, light Afghan bolani from East & West seems to be a perfect accompaniment to anything. 690 Stanyan St., 415-876-6740.

6. Piggy Special at Pork Store Cafe
People always talk about their gravy-doused 49er and the egg dish they serve in a hash brown "nest," but I always go for the piggy special: 2 eggs with 2 pancakes and bacon. It satisfies my usual ADD brunch desires to have something salty, something sweet and something with bacon for a mere $8.50. 1451 Haight St., 415-864-6981.

7. Duck hearts at The Alembic
"Just do it," is usually what I have to tell my friends. The combination of jerk-spiced tender (yes! tender!) heart meat and sweet grilled pineapple is something I could eat daily. I've never seen anyone spit it out. 1725 Haight St., 415-666-0822.

8. Deli at Haight Street Market
The Haight Street Market just expanded big-time into the old Massawa environs next door. Now there's a deli, bringing quirkily named affordable sandwiches and, my favorite, the "Wild West Pulled Pork" served with spicy coleslaw and BBQ sauce on a Dutch crunch roll. 1530 Haight St., 415-255-0644.

9. Deconstructed Samosa from Curry Up Now at Off the Grid
The Haight is lucky to have an edition of the genius Off the Grid food truck gathering every Thursday. I usually go straight to Curry Up Now and grab the deconstruced samosa with paneer, chickpeans, spicy pico de gallo, pickled onions, cilantro and mint chutney. It has vibrant, fresh flavors we don't often get to taste in this neck of the woods. Stanyan and Waller Sts.

10. Pepperoni Pizza from Escape from New York Pizza
As much as I hate to admit it, I've tried every quick slice joint on the block. In my humble opinion, Escape from New York has the best plain ol' pepperoni when the craving hits. 1737 Haight St., 415-668-5577.
The 2011 Boxing Hall of Fame class
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The Associated Press The Associated Press CANASTOTA, N.Y. A look at the 12 people to be inducted June 12, 2011 into the International Boxing Hall of Fame and Museum: MIKE TYSON — Born Michael Gerald Tyson on June 30, 1966, in Brooklyn, N.Y. A standout amateur, Tyson was 1984 National Golden Gloves champion. Fol ...

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The Associated Press

CANASTOTA, N.Y.

A look at the 12 people to be inducted June 12, 2011 into the International Boxing Hall of Fame and Museum:
MIKE TYSON — Born Michael Gerald Tyson on June 30, 1966, in Brooklyn, N.Y. A standout amateur, Tyson was 1984 National Golden Gloves champion. Following a controversial loss to Henry Tillman at the 1984 Olympic trials, he turned pro in 1985. Behind his trademark peek-a-boo defense, quick hand speed and swarming combination punching, Tyson scored 19 straight knockouts. After going the 10-round limit in consecutive fights with James "Quick" Tillis and Mitch Green, Tyson had six more knockouts in a row before stopping WBC champion Trevor Berbick in the second round in 1986 to become the youngest heavyweight champion in history at age 20. He added the WBA title with a 12-round decision over James Smith in 1987 and unified the titles later in the year with a 12-round victory over IBF champion Tony Tucker. Tyson defended the unified titles six times in victories over Larry Holmes, Tony Tubbs, Frank Bruno and Carl Williams, then stopped Michael Spinks in 91 seconds to earn universal recognition as champion in 1988. Two years later, Tyson lost the title to James "Buster" Douglas, then rebounded with four wins, two against Donovan "Razor" Ruddock. A proposed title fight in 1991 with Evander Holyfield was postponed because of a rib injury. Tyson reclaimed the WBC and WBA titles in 1996 by knocking out Bruno in three rounds and Bruce Seldon in the first round. That same year he lost the WBA belt to Holyfield in 11 rounds and was disqualified in the 1997 rematch after biting both of Holyfield's ears. From 1999-2001 Tyson fought six times, beating Frans Botha in five rounds, Lou Savarese in one, and Brian Nielsen in seven. In 2002, Tyson suffered an eighth-round knockout in an unsuccessful title bid against Lennox Lewis and retired in 2005 with a 50-6-2 record with 44 knockouts.
JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ — Born July 12, 1962 in Ciudad Obregon, Sonora, Mexico. Turned pro in 1980 after a 13-bout amateur career. Undefeated after 43 fights, he scored an eighth-round knockout of Mario Martinez to win the 1984 WBC super featherweight title. He made nine successive defenses before beating Edwin Rosario for the WBA lightweight title in 1987. He added the WBC title with a win over Jose Luis Ramirez in 1988 and became a three-division world champion when he won the WBC junior welterweight crown from Roger Mayweather in 1989. His impressive string of 12 title defenses included wins over Hector Camacho, and Greg Haugen in front of a record crowd of 132,274, and in 1990 Chavez stopped IBF titleholder Meldrick Taylor with 2 seconds left in the fight to unify titles. Chavez moved up in weight and drew with WBC welterweight champ Pernell Whitaker in a 1993 title bout. After compiling an 89-0-1 record, Chavez lost the WBC junior welterweight title to Frankie Randall in 1994, then reclaimed the title in a rematch and reigned until getting knocked out in four rounds by Oscar De La Hoya in 1996. Chavez challenged for world titles three more times and lost each time before retiring in 2005 with a professional record of 107-6-2 with 88 knockouts.
KOSTYA TSZYU — Born Konstantin Borisovich Tszyu on Sept. 19, 1969, in Serov, Russia. A decorated amateur, Tszyu compiled a 259-11 record and won three European championships, took gold at the 1990 Goodwill Games, represented Russia at the 1988 Summer Olympics and beat Vernon Forrest to win the 1991 light welterweight World Amateur Championship in Australia. Moved to Australia in 1992 and turned pro, defeating Juan LaPorte in his fourth bout and Livingstone Bramble in his 10th pro fight. Tszyu defeated Jake Rodriguez for the IBF junior welterweight title in 1995 and defended the title five times, including victories over Roger Mayweather and Hugo Pineda before being upset in a 10th-round knockout by Vince Phillips in 1997. In 1998, Tszyu beat Diosbelys Hurtado for the interim WBC junior welterweight title and stopped Miguel Angel Gonzalez in 1999 to capture the WBC title outright. Tszyu consolidated titles by defeating WBA champ Sharmba Mitchell and scoring a second-round knockout of IBF champ Zab Judah in 2001. He made successful defenses against Ben Tackie and Jesse James Leija before a series of injuries led the WBC and WBA to strip him of the titles. Tszyu returned to knock out Mitchell in three rounds before losing the IBF title to Ricky Hatton in 2005 in his final fight. He finished with a pro record of 31-2-1 with 25 knockouts.
MEMPHIS PAL MOORE — Born Thomas Wilson Moore on July 28, 1894 in Memphis, Tenn. Began his professional career in 1913 and although he never became a champion, he distinguished himself as one of the top bantamweights of his era, regularly defeating champions of the time in no-decision or over-the-weight bouts. Moore fought more than a dozen boxers who became world champions, including Hall of Famers Kid Williams, Pete Herman, Joe Lynch, Jimmy Wilde and Frankie Genaro. Moore had several multi-fight rivalries, including 10 bouts with Lynch, seven with Jackie Sharkey and five with Carl Tremaine. Moore retired in 1930 after more than 200 pro fights. He died in 1953.
JACK ROOT — Born Janos Ruthaly on May 26, 1876, in the Czech Republic. Turned professional in Chicago in 1897 and posted more than 40 wins before losing to George Gardner on a knockout in the 17th round of a 1902 bout. He then registered two more wins, including a six-round triumph over Marvin Hart, before vying for the newly created light heavyweight title created by his manager, Lou Houseman. Root became the division's first champion with a 1903 win over Kid McCoy. He dropped the title to Gardner in his first defense and was stopped by Hart in 12 rounds in 1905 for the vacant heavyweight title. Root retired with a record of 47-3-3 with 28 knockouts.
DAVE SHADE — Born March 1, 1902, in Vallejo, Calif. Turned pro in 1918 and engaged in dozens of four-round bouts before receiving high praise after a knockdown of welterweight champ Jack Britton in 1921. Overshadowed early in his career by his older brothers, Shade eventually became a star. He met Mickey Walker twice in 1921, losing in the eighth round when he broke an arm and in a 12-round no-decision, and drew with Britton in a welterweight title bid the next year. In 1925, Shade, at 153 pounds, shocked the boxing world when he stopped future light heavyweight champion Jimmy Slattery in three rounds. Shade met Walker for the welterweight title later that year, losing a controversial 15-round decision. Shade eventually moved up to middleweight and defeated Ace Hudkins, Ben Jeby, and Al Gainer. Shade retired in 1935 with a record of 124-23-46 with 14 knockouts and 26 no-decisions. He died in 1983.
JOHN GULLY — Born Aug. 21, 1783 in Wick-on-Anson, England. Following his father's death, Gully took over the family butcher shop at age 13, amassed considerable debt, and was sent to debtors prison at age 21. Heavyweight champion Henry Pearce, a boyhood friend, visited him in prison and they staged a boxing exhibition for the inmates. Gully got the better of Pearce and wealthy sportsmen paid his debt so he could pursue a boxing career. Gully met Pearce for the title in London in 1805, but the experienced champion won in 64 rounds. When Pearce retired two years later, Gully was regarded as the champion and solidified his claim to the title with two wins over Bob Gregson — in 36 and 24 rounds. Gully retired after the second Gregson bout and became a successful pub owner, bookmaker and coal miner and was elected to Parliament in 1832, serving seven years. He died in 1863.
IGNACIO "NACHO" BERISTAIN — Mexico's trainer of champions, Beristain began his career working for the Mexican government and trained Mexico's boxing team at four Olympic Games. In the pro ranks, Beristain has trained 19 champions, including three Hall of Famers — strawweight and light flyweight Ricardo "Finito" Lopez, junior flyweight Humberto "Chiquita" Gonzalez, and bantamweight-super bantamweight Daniel Zaragoza.
A.F. BETTINSON — A former amateur lightweight champion of England, Bettinson became a promoter and with John Fleming in 1891 founded the National Sport Club (NSC), which hosted many of the top boxers of the day. Bouts took place after dinner and featured such standouts as Joe Walcott, Tommy Ryan, Jimmy Wilde, Ted "Kid" Lewis, Georges Carpentier, and Kid McCoy. Bettinson had strict rules. Boxers had to behave and members and guests were not permitted to talk during the action. The influence of the NCS was profound. In 1909 it standardized divisions and weight limits before authorizing British title bouts and arranged for the presentation of championship belts.
JOE CORTEZ — Born Oct. 13, 1943 in New York City, he registered a 43-2 record as an amateur boxer, winning six Golden Gloves tournaments. He turned pro in 1963 and compiled an 18-1 record before retiring in 1971. Five years later, he began refereeing amateur bouts and soon turned pro, officiating his first world title bout in 1982, WBA junior welterweight champion Aaron Pryor's 12th-round knockout of Miguel Montilla. He has since become one of the most respected referees in boxing, calling 160 title bouts. He's also appeared as a referee in two movies.
HARRY CARPENTER — The voice of British Broadcasting Corp. boxing for over 40 years, Carpenter covered his first bout for the BBC in 1949 and became its full-time boxing correspondent in 1962. He called ringside action around the world until his retirement in 1994, including the "Rumble in the Jungle" between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman and the "Thrilla in Manila" between Ali and Joe Frazier. Prior to working for the BBC, Carpenter was on the staff of the London Daily Mail for eight years as a boxing and general sports columnist and also covered three Olympic Games. He died in March 2010 at age 84.
SYLVESTER STALLONE — Born in New York City on July 6, 1946. Became an actor and screenwriter and penned the script about an underdog boxer from Philadelphia named Rocky Balboa. The movie "Rocky" was released in 1976 and was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, winning for best picture, best director and best film editing. Stallone was nominated for best writing and best actor in a leading role. Stallone also wrote five other movies based on the Rocky Balboa character and in 2006 was awarded the Boxing Writers Association of America award for "Lifetime Cinematic Achievement in Boxing." He also hosted and produced the boxing reality series "The Contender."
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Source: International Boxing Hall of Fame
Picks
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WEDNESDAY 27 THEATER West Side Story West Side Story is back. Directed by Arthur Laurents, author of the original 1957 script, this rendition of the classic Romeo and Juliet story via 1950s New York City brings fresh life to the rivaling Jets and Sharks and Tony and Maria's forbidden love. Musical favorites in Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim's legendary score include "Tonight," "America," "Maria," "I Feel Pretty," and "Somewhere." Jerome Robbins' spirited dynamic choreography is as much a ...

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WEDNESDAY 27

THEATER

West Side Story

West Side Story is back. Directed by Arthur Laurents, author of the original 1957 script, this rendition of the classic Romeo and Juliet story via 1950s New York City brings fresh life to the rivaling Jets and Sharks and Tony and Maria's forbidden love. Musical favorites in Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim's legendary score include "Tonight," "America," "Maria," "I Feel Pretty," and "Somewhere." Jerome Robbins' spirited dynamic choreography is as much a part of the magic as the story and music. See why West Side Story has captivated audiences for decades when its tour hits San Francisco. (Emmaly Wiederholt)

Through Nov. 28

Showtimes vary, $30–$99

Orpheum Theater

1192 Market, SF

1-888-SHN-1799

www.shnsf.com

THURSDAY 28

FILM

"Witches!"

This year's Halloween-y new releases, Paranormal Activity 2 and Saw 3D (the seventh entry in that undying series), may not be enough to satisfy your need for horror. Luckily, SFMOMA administers a double dose, starting with 1973's Season of the Witch, an early George Romero film, about a housewife who becomes enmeshed in witchcraft. The must-see, though, is 1977's Suspiria, in which an American ballet student travels to Germany to attend a new school where sinister goings-on are as common as pointe shoes. Directed by Dario Argento, the film is a Technicolor nightmare and an essential addition to the season. Read on for more Halloween movie revivals, including an additional Suspiria screening. (Ryan Prendiville)

7 p.m., $5 (free with museum admission)

Phyllis Wattis Theater

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

151 Third St., SF

(415) 357-4000

www.sfmoma.org

FILM

"French Cinema Now"

A week before presenting a run of Olivier Assayas' 330-minute cine-event, Carlos, the San Francisco Film Society hosts its annual sampling of Gallic small wonders. "French Cinema Now" welcomes a few familiar faces (Isabelle Huppert in Copacabana, Catherine Deneuve in Hidden Diary, one of Guillaume Depardieu's last performances in A Real Life), along with auteur turns from Bertrand Tavernier (The Princess of Montpensier) and Alain Cavalier (Irène). Closing night brings Certified Copy, in which Abbas Kiarostami, like Hou Hsiao-hsien before him, calls upon Juliette Binoche for his French twist. If early reviews are any indication, the Iranian filmmaker remains intimately concerned with epistemology in spite of the change in scenery. (Max Goldberg)

Through Nov. 3

Showtimes vary, $12.50

Embarcadero Center Cinema

One Embarcadero Center, Promenade Level, SF

www.sffs.org

DANCE

"Performing Diaspora: Devendra Sharma"

During last year's Performing Diaspora, Devendra Sharma's Mission Suhani proved to be a major hit. Inspired by the tradition of arranged marriages dowries, it put a light-hearted twist on what has become a controversial though deeply embedded cultural practice. Mission charmed with the wit of its dramatization of this tale about greed, betrayal, and sweet revenge. It is performed by Nautanki Theater, a company of amateurs and professionals residing in Fresno. Nautanki is a North Indian folkloric style, half musical theater, half dance that has migrated to the Central Valley and, clearly, seems to be thriving within the local Indian community. (Rita Felciano)

Thurs/28–Sat/30, 8 p.m.; Sun/31, 3 p.m.,

$19–$24

CounterPULSE, SF

1310 Mission, SF

1-800-838-3006

www.counterpulse.org

FRIDAY 29

MUSIC

Ray Parker Jr.

With an instantly recognizable tune and shout along opportunities galore ("Who ya gonna call?"), the "Ghostbusters" theme song likely brings back a flood of fun memories for anybody who grew up in the 1980s or is a fan of the hit movie and much-played music video. Written and performed by Ray Parker Jr., the tune has had a life of its own ever since it was unleashed on audiences more than 25 years ago. Spirits should be high at tonight's concert as Parker is sure to resurrect his biggest hit, just in time for Halloween. Bustin' makes me feel good! (Sean McCourt)

8 p.m., $59

Claremont Hotel, Club, and Spa

41 Tunnel Road, Berk.

(510) 843–3000

www.claremont-hotel.com

MUSIC

Acid King

I'm usually not a huge fan of weddings, but imagine this mythical union: L7 and Sleep joined in holy heavy matrimony, spitting out a bell-bottomed babe with a book titled Say You Love Satan in hand. Overlay this with indigo, fog, fuzz, a killer Hawkwind cover (the first song ever, it is said, to feature the word "parallelogram"), and dreamy female vocals dripping with distortion and demonic dew and doom. D-d-duhhh! This show is a no-brainer: formed back in 1993, Acid King is seminal SF stoner metal. Catch this rare local appearance on the heels of their Australian tour. C'mon, don't be a plain ol' square, be movin' like a parallelogram. (Kat Renz)

With Thrones and Christian Mistress

9:30 p.m., $10

Hemlock Tavern

1131 Polk, SF

(415) 923-0923

www.hemlocktavern.com

THEATER

Failure 2 Communicate

Jaime has a traumatic brain injury limiting his impulse control. Loomis is autistic and particularly sensitive to touch. How they and other students navigate the high school environment is the premise of Valeria Fachman's new play Failure 2 Communicate. At a high school for students with severe behavior disorders, emotional disturbances, and learning disabilities, teachers develop strong relationships with difficult students, eventually empowering the students to change their lives. This world premiere from Performers Under Stress — a local physical theater company committed to exploring challenging content — ultimately addresses disability and how we cope. (Wiederholt)

Through Nov. 14

Fri.–Sat., 8 p.m.; Sun, 2 p.m., $20

Garage Theater

975 Howard, SF

www.pustheatre.com

DANCE

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago

Why Hubbard Street Dance Chicago? First, fabulous performances; second, it's a modern dance company that is not a one-choreographer deal; third, it boasts an international repertory we might never see otherwise (they were the first Twyla Tharp entrusted pieces to after she disbanded her own troupe). Further proof of reason No. 3: Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato just disbanded his own ensemble; Hubbard is bringing his baroque music box piece Arcangelo. When Dance Theater of the Netherlands visited last, it had been 22 years. Now Hubbard is bringing a Jirí Kylián work, 27'52". What's more, Hubbard promotes from within. The Bay Are premieres of Deep Down Dos and Blanco are the creations of Company dancer and choreographer in residence Alejandro Cerrudo.(Felciano)

Through Sat/30

8 p.m., $32–$68

Zellerbach Hall

Bancroft at Telegraph, UC Berkeley, Berk.

(510) 642-9988

www.calperformances.org

COMEDY

"SF Sketchfest Presents: The Return of Tony Clifton"

When was the last time you saw a real zombie? Rumor has it that Tony Clifton is Andy Kaufman returned from the dead. (Hey, Jesus did it.) Just make sure you don't mention the late comedian to Clifton; he's notoriously touchy about the subject. In any case, Clifton is touring with his "Katrina Kiss-My-Ass Orchestra" as community service after being charged with disorderly conduct in New Orleans. Not only do proceeds benefit Comic Relief, but at each show one lucky ticket holder "will get to spend one night at Dennis Hof's Moonlight Bunny with Mr. Clifton paying for the hooker of the winner's choice." Whoever he is, he's still classy. (Prendiville)

Through Sat/30

8 p.m., $30.50

Cobb's Comedy Club

915 Columbus, SF

(415) 928-4320

www.cobbscomedyclub.com

SATURDAY 30

FILM/EVENT

Poltergeist

Everyone remembers Carol Anne ("They're heeeere!") and Tangina ("This house is clean!"), but Poltergeist diehards know the heart of the 1982 horror classic is JoBeth Williams' Diane Freeling, the kind of mother who'd crawl up a rope into purgatory to save her youngest child. (She also smokes weed and has a pretty awesome swimming-pool scene alongside several grinning corpses.) Clear your building-houses-over-graveyards-schedule; this Mark Huestis-produced event features an onstage interview with Williams, plus an array of entertainments, from a Carol Anne look-alike contest to a Poltergeist-inspired (creepy clowns? Creepier trees? Maggot-y steaks? Dead parakeets?) fashion show. (Cheryl Eddy)

7:30 p.m. (also noon, with Williams Q&A; 9 p.m., film only), $6–$30

Castro Theatre

429 Castro, SF

(415) 621-6120

www.castrotheatre.com

FILM

"Eli Roth's Midnight Movie Marathon"

Programmed by horror filmmaker Eli "Bear Jew" Roth, this SF Indiefest event offers nearly 24 hours of Halloween delights. Though drop-ins are welcome, this event is clearly structured to cater to true fiends who'll sit tight for the whole dirty dozen, with dinner and breakfast breaks thoughtfully sprinkled throughout. Your descent into weak-kneed terror begins at noon with John Carpenter's 1982 The Thing (highlight: blood-testing scene), and continues, in order, with Lucio Fulci's 1979 Zombie (zombie vs. shark underwater fight); 1988's The Vanishing (Dutch version, not Nancy Travis-starring remake); 1982's Pieces (chainsaw-sploitation); 1973's The Wicker Man (Nic Cage-free original); 1976 Spanish chiller Who Can Kill a Child?; in-a-row essentials Eraserhead (1977), Suspiria(1977), Cannibal Holocaust (1980), and The Evil Dead (1981); Miike Takashi's delightfully violent Audition (1999); and 1973 giallo Torso. Brain-scrambling awesomeness. (Eddy)

Noon, free (donations to benefit CellSpace appreciated)

CellSpace

2050 Bryant, SF

www.sfindie.com

SUNDAY 31

"Matinees for Maniacs"

If you're not too hung over from all the booze, hard drugs, or candy corn you gobbled down the night before, come check out this double-dip of spooky Disney classics on Halloween afternoon. First up is Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983), the Ray Bradbury-based tale of a demonic circus ringleader. (Haven't thought about it for years, but in hindsight, it maaaaay just have something to do with my irrational fear of the circus.) Next up is Escape to Witch Mountain(1975). Unfortunately, or actually, perhaps very fortunately, this original version doesn't star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson or include a song by Miley Cyrus like the 2009 reboot does. (Landon Moblad)

2:30 p.m., $11

Castro Theatre

429 Castro

(415) 621-6120

www.thecastrotheatre.com

TUESDAY 2

MUSIC

Gary Numan

Gaining some initial recognition as the singer and leader of Tubeway Army with their single "Down In The Park," Gary Numan's success exploded with the release of his 1979 solo record The Pleasure Prinicipal, which featured the hit single "Cars." Inspiring untold New Wave, industrial, and goth bands with his sound and look over the ensuing years, Numan has been enjoying a resurgence of late, and has found himself on stage with groups such as Nine Inch Nails as a special guest. Tonight he'll be performing his debut album in its entirety; expect it to be delivered with an extra dose of seasoned edginess when this icon hits the stage. (McCourt)

8 p.m., $27.50

Fillmore

1805 Geary, SF

(415) 346-6000

www.thefillmore.com

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Broward Florida MLS LIstings Type in the Quick Search By MLS ID at http://www.browardmls954.com/ Broward Florida MLS LIstings at http://www.browardmls954.com/ # ML# I# Status Area Address List Price #Beds #FB #HB SqFt LA Style Type Yr Blt #Gar Subdivision Pool? 140 H878241 0 A 3020 2255 MCCLELLAN ST 5,500 4 3 0 1,575 R30 SINGLE 1979 0 NEW LIBERIA 6-43 B N 141 F1050083 6 A 3050 2339 COOLIDGE ST 5,000 4 2 0 1,955 R30 SINGLE 1981 0 Waterview Isles N 142 F1076228 5 A 3030 808 JOHNSON ST 5,000 3 2 0 ...

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Broward Florida MLS LIstings Type in the Quick Search By MLS ID at http://www.browardmls954.com/ Broward Florida MLS LIstings at http://www.browardmls954.com/ # ML# I# Status Area Address List Price #Beds #FB #HB SqFt LA Style Type Yr Blt #Gar Subdivision Pool? 140 H878241 0 A 3020 2255 MCCLELLAN ST 5,500 4 3 0 1,575 R30 SINGLE 1979 0 NEW LIBERIA 6-43 B N 141 F1050083 6 A 3050 2339 COOLIDGE ST 5,000 4 2 0 1,955 R30 SINGLE 1981 0 Waterview Isles N 142 F1076228 5 A 3030 808 JOHNSON ST 5,000 3 2 0 1,733 R30 SINGLE 1971 0 HOLLYWOOD LAKES N 143 H876519 16 A 3070 3226 TAFT ST 5,000 3 2 0 1,844 R30 SINGLE 1971 0 PARK ROAD MANOR 30-19 B N 144 H878278 5 A 3050 1934 FUNSTON ST 5,000 4 4 0 1,059 R30 SINGLE 1952 0 HOLLYWOOD SOUTH SIDE N 145 H878413 3 A 3070 822 N 32ND AV 5,000 3 2 0 1,423 R30 SINGLE 1957 1 ORANGEBROOK GOLF ESTATES N 146 F1092138 11 A 3070 930 N 32ND AV 5,000 3 2 0 1,599 R30 SINGLE 1957 0 BREEZY MANOR N 147 H870648 7 A 3030 1607 TAFT ST 4,900 3 2 0 1,183 R30 SINGLE 1956 0 TAFT 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A long flight doesn't have to come with a stiff neck. The ezysleep travel pillow has a 360-degree enclosure so your neck is cushioned no matter which way your head lolls. It also comes with a stamp of approval from Alan Hedge, director of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Laboratory at Cornell University, and costs $31. A strap can loosen or tighten the circle to ensure a perfect fit. Website: http://www.ezysleep.com

Staying on a hotel's club floor usually means free food and access to a private bar. The Ritz Carlton sets a higher standard. Most properties have lush club floors with dedicated concierges and workstations with computers, printers, and fax machines. The San Francisco club level has a business center with meeting rooms so you can play host on the road. At the Ritz on Central Park West in New York City, guests can have a butler unpack and pack their luggage. Such added amenities cost about $100 a night. Website: http://www.ritzcarlton.com

A must-have for long-haul flights, this PoshAir Premium Cashmere JetElite sleeping bag has a cashmere exterior and an interior lined with 300-thread count Egyptian cotton. It has an interior pocket for safely stowing valuables as you snooze and comes with a tote bag. Available in brown, beige, black, navy blue, camel, and pink. Such luxury will cost you $699 for an extra large sleeping bag that is 3-feet wide and can accommodate a person up to 6'4" tall. Website: http://poshair.com

Reminiscent of the days when "clubs" served as a home away from home for businessmen, Truefitt & Hill's original London location, which opened in 1805, boasts Charles Dickens and Winston Churchill as past clients. Today, customers have tea and biscuits along with their shoeshines ($6) and hot-lather shaves ($65) to rejuvenate after a long flight or a day of back-to-back meetings. You can find a Truefitt & Hill in Chicago, London, and Toronto. Website: http://www.truefittandhill.co.uk

When you really want to pamper yourself (and you've got some money to burn), check out ShareAJet Exchange, a website that helps connect travelers looking to fly in luxury at a discount. Travelers post flight requests on the site or browse listings to find a match. Each flight accommodates a maximum of two parties, and the price is split evenly regardless of the breakdown of the groups. A recent listing advertised a one-way trip from Washington, D.C., to Rome on a 12-seat Gulfstream with room for 10 extra passengers for $60,000 per party, half the cost of flying privately. Website: http://www.shareajetexchange.com

Winston Churchill - San Francisco - New York City - Charles Dickens - Ritz Carlton
Special Focus Facilities: The Worst Nursing Homes Of All
[Nursing] (Jonathan Rosenfeld's Nursing Homes Abuse Blog)
I get a large number of questions from nursing home patients and families regarding focused on finding the 'best' facilities available. For some reason, I get an even larger number of people who ask me who the 'worst' facilities are. Maybe there's some sport associated with identifying these facilities? But for to today, let's feed the need to identify the poor performing nursing homes-- the Special Focus Facilities. If you are a nursing home operator or employee the Special Focus Facility (SF ...

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I get a large number of questions from nursing home patients and families regarding focused on finding the 'best' facilities available. For some reason, I get an even larger number of people who ask me who the 'worst' facilities are. Maybe there's some sport associated with identifying these facilities? But for to today, let's feed the need to identify the poor performing nursing homes-- the Special Focus Facilities.

If you are a nursing home operator or employee the Special Focus Facility (SFF) is definitely a club you want no part of. Rather, the SFF was created by The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS) as an assemblage of facilities that deserve special recognition for the inadequate care they typically provide to their patients.

A facility typically earns a spot on this list primarily after the both federal and state inspectors survey reports on the facility come to light. SFF typically have:
- More general problems than your average facility
- More safety and injury-related problems than your typical facility
- A pattern of serious problems that have persisted over a long period of time
No doubt, event the best facilities have episodes where the care they provide can be characterizes as abusive or neglectful. However, these SFF have more than their share and at the very least patients and families should be aware if they have a loved one who is a patient at a facility on this dubious list.

Below is a compilation of all nursing homes currently on the SFF list organized by state.

Here are some observations from the SFF list:

TOTAL NUMBER OF FACILITIES = 126

STATE WITH THE MOST NUMBER OF FACILITIES:

STATES WITH 5 SFF FACILITIES:

NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
OHIO
PENNSYLVANIA
TEXAS

STATES WITH 4 SFF FACILITIES:

FLORIDA
ILLINOIS
IOWA
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MARYLAND
TENNESSEE
WISCONSIN

TOP 5 SFF FACILITIES ON THE LIST FOR THE LONGEST PERIOD (REALLY THE WORST!):

63 MONTHS:

International Nursing and Rehab Center
4815 South Western Ave
Chicago, IL 60609

Luther Home
831 Pine Beach Rd
Marinette, WI 54143

Hidden Hills Health and Rehab Center
3110 Scott Circle
Omaha, NE 68112

Palace Rehabilitation and Care Center
Rt 38 and Mill Road
Maple Shade, NJ 08052

38 MONTHS:

Deseret Nursing and Rehabilitation at Colby
105 East College Drive
Colby, KS 67701

SPECIAL FOCUS FACILITIES

ALABAMA - AL

Mount Royal Towers
300 Royal Tower Drive
Birmingham, AL 35209

South Haven Health & Rehabilitation Center
1300 East South Boulevard
Montgomery, AL 36116

ALASKA – AK

None

ARIZONA – AZ

Osborn Health and Rehab
3333 North Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Desert Haven Care Center
2645 East Thomas Road
Phoenix, AZ 85016

ARKANSAS – AR

Woodland Hills Healthcare & Rehabilitation – Jackson
1320 West Braden Street
Jacksonville, AR 72076

Crestpark Retirement Inn
111 Hospital Drive
Helena, AR 72342

Parkview Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center
2600 Barrow Road
Little Rock, AR 72204

CALIFORNIA – CA

Chandler Convalescent Hospital
5335 Laurel Canyon Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91607

Bella Vista Health Care Center
933 East Deodar Street
Ontario, CA 91764

COLORADO – CO

Camellia Healthcare Center
500 Geneva Street
Aurora, CO 80010

Pueblo Care and Rehab
2611 Jones Avenue
Pueblo, CO 81004

CONNECTICUT – CT

St. Camillus Rehabilitation & Nursing Center
494 Elm Street
Stamford, CT 06902

The William and Sally Tandet Center for Continuing Care
146 W Broad Street
Stamford, CT 06902

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA – DC

Rock Creek Manor
2131 O Street NW
Washington, DC 20037

DELAWARE – DE

Atlantic Shores Rehabilitation & Health Center
231 South Washington Street
Millsboro, DE 19966

FLORIDA – FL

Capital Healthcare Center
3333 Capital Medical Blvd
Tallahassee, FL 32308

Bon Secour Maria anor
10300 4th St N
Saint Petersburg, FL 33716

Governor’s Creek Health and Rehab
803 Oak St
Green Cove Springs, FL 32043

Royal Oaks Nursing and Rehab Center
2225 Knox Mcrae Dr
Titusville, FL 32780

GEORGIA – GA

Oceanside Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
77 Can Horn Street
Tybee Island, GA 31328

Savannah Rehabilitation & Nursing
815 East 63 Street
Savannah, GA 31405

Tara at Thunderbolt Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
3223 Falligant Avenue
Savannah, GA 31404

HAWAII – HI

Maluhia
1027 Hala Drive
Honolulu, HI 96817

IDAHO – ID

Idaho Falls Care and Rehab
3111 Channing Way
Idaho Falls, ID 83404

ILLINOIS – IL

Embassy Health Care Center
555 West Kahler
Wilmington, IL 60481

Alden Wentworth Rehab & Healthcare Center
201 West 69th Street
Chicago, IL 60621

International Nursing and Rehab Center
4815 South Western Ave
Chicago, IL 60609

Pekin Manor
1520 El Camino Drive
Pekin, IL 61554

INDIANA – IN

Martin County Healthcare & Rehab
313 Poplar Street
Loogootee, IN 47553

North Lake Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
601 West 61st Ave
Merillville, IN 46410

Park Villa Long Term Care
221 N Washington St
Marion, IN 46952

IOWA – IA

Windmill Manor
2332 Liberty Drive
Coralville, IA 52241

Granger Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
2001 Kennedy Street
Granger, IA 50109

Woodlands Rehabilitation Center
1600 Mcpherson
Council Bluffs, IA 51501

Manorcare Health Services Waterloo
201 West Ridgeway Avenue
Waterloo, IA 50701

KANSAS – KS

Deseret Nursing and Rehabilitation at Colby
105 East College Drive
Colby, KS 67701

Westview of Derby
445 N Westview St
Derby, KS 67037

Jefferson County Memorial Hosital Ltcu
408 Delaware Street
Winchester, KS 66097

KENTUCKY – KY

Arbor Place of Clinton
106 Padgett Drive
Clinton, KY 42031

James S Taylor Memorial Home
1015 W Magazine Street
Louisville, KY 40203

Richmond Health & Rehabilitation Complex – Madison
131 Meadowlark Drive
Richmond, KY 40475

LOUISIANA – LA

Plaquemine Manor Nursing Home
24320 Ferdinand Street
Plaquemine, LA 70764

The Oaks of Mid City Nursing and Rehab Center
4100 North Boulevard
Baton Rouge, LA 10806

MAINE – ME

Coastal Manor
PO Box 429
Yarmouth, ME 04096

Woodlawn Rehabilitation & Nursing Center
59 West Front Street
Skowhegan, ME 04976

MARYLAND – MD

Manorcare of Rossville
6600 Ridge Road
Baltimore, MD 21237

MASSACHUSETTES – MA

Saint Francis Rehabilitation & Nursing Center
101 Plantation Street
Worcester, MA 01604

Fairview Commons Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
Christian Hill Road
Great Barrington, MA 01230

Redstone Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
135 Benton Drive
East Longmeadow, MA 01028

Legend Rehabilitation & Nursing Center
59 Eastwood Circle
PO Box 310
Gardner, MA 01440

MICHIGAN – MI

Riverview Manor
55378 Wilbur Road
Three Rivers, MI 49093

Sorrento Care Center
12900 W Chicago
Detroit, MI 48228

Heartland Hcc – Kalamazoo
3625 W Michigan Ave
Kalamazoo, MI 49006

Royalton Manor
288 Peace Blvd
St Joseph, MI 49085

MINNESOTA – MN

Benedictine Healthcare Center Innsbruck
1101 Black Oak Drive
New Brighton, MN 55112

Crest View Lutheran Home
4444 Reservoir Boulevard Northeast
Columbia Heights, MN 55421

Owatonna Commons Nursing & Rehab
201 Southwest 18th Street
Owatonna, MN 55060

Westwood Health
7500 West 22nd Street
Saint Louis Park, MN 55426

MISSISSIPPI – MS

West Point Community Living Center
1122 N Eshman Avenue
PO Box 817
West Point, MS 39773

Choctaw County Nursing Center
311 West Cherry Street
Ackerman, MS 39735

Song Health & Rehab of Columbia, LLC
1506 North Main Street
Columbia, MS 39429

MISSOURI – MO

Ashton Court Care and Rehabilitation Centre
1200 West College Street
Liberty, MO 64068

Holmesdale Healthcare & Rehab
8033 Holmes
Kansas City, MO 64131

Madison Medical Center
611 West Main Street
PO Box 431
Fredericktown, MO 63645

Tablerock Healthcare
276 Fountain Lane
Kimberling City, MO 65686

MONTANA – MT

Cedarwood Villa
1 S Oaks
Red Lodge, MT 59068

Missouri River Care & Rehab Center
1130 17th Ave S
Great Falls, MT 59405

NEBRASKA – NE

Hidden Hills Health and Rehab Center
3110 Scott Circle
Omaha, NE 68112

Crete Manor
830 East 1st Street
Crete, NE 68333

NEVADA – NV

Desert Lane Care Center
660 Desert Lane
Law Vegas, NV 89106

NEW HAMPSHIRE – NH

Alice Peck Day memorial Hospital (Ecu)
125 Mascoma Street
Lebanon, NH 03766

NEW JERSEY – NJ

Holiday Care Center
4 Plaza Drive
Toms River, NJ 08757

Palace Rehabilitation and Care Center
Rt 38 and Mill Road
Maple Shade, NJ 08052

The Pavillions at Forrestal
5000 Windrow Drive
Princeton, NJ 08540

NEW MEXICO – NM

None

NEW YORK – NY

Loretto Utica Residential HCF
1445 Kemble Street
Utica, NY 13501

Central Park Rehab & Nursing
116 East Castle Street
Syracuse, NY 13205

Mercy of Northern New York
218 Stone Street
Watertown, NY 13601

Northwoods Rehab at Hilltop
1805 Providence Avenue
Niskayuna, NY 12309

The Hamptons Center for Nursing & Rehabiliation
64 County Road 39
South Hampton, NY 11968

NORTH CAROLINA – NC

Brian Center Health & Rehabilitation of Goldsboro
1700 Wayne Memorial Drive
Goldsboro, NC 27534

Brian Center Health & Rehab – Gastonia
969 Cox Rd
Gastonia, NC 28054

Britthaven of Chapel Hill
1716 Legion Road
Chapel Hill, NC 27517

Chapel Hill Rehab and Healthcare
1602 E Franklin St
Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Evergreens Senior HC System
4007 West Wendover Ave
Greensboro, NC 27407

NORTH DAKOTA – ND

Western Horizon Care
1104 Hwy 12
Hettinger, ND 58639

OHIO – OH

Autumn Healthcare of Zanesville
1420 Autumn Drive
Zanesville, OH 43701

Lakeridge Villa Health Care
7220 Pippin Road
Cincinnati, OH 45239

White Oak Manor
1926 Ridge Avenue
Warren, OH 44484

Pineview Manor
4136 Germany Road
Beaver, OH 45613

Wintersong Village of Washington Court House
719 Rawlins Street
Washington County House, OH 43160

OKLAHOMA – OK

Chickasha Nursing Center
2700 South 9th Street
Chickasha, OK 73018

Hillcrest Nursing Center
2120 North Broadway
Moore, OK 73160

The Golden Rule Home
38801 Hardesty Road
Shawnee, OK 74801

OREGON – OR

Lincoln City Rehab Center
3011 NE 28th Street
Lincoln City, OR 97367

PENNSYLVANIA – PA

Village Vista Manor
1941 Benmar Drive
Lancaster, PA 17603

Platinum Healthcare
283 East Lancaster Avenue
Malvern, PA 19355

Taylor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
500 West Hospital Street
Taylor, PA 18517

Trinity Mission Health Care of Shenandoah Heights
200 Pennsylvania Avenue
Shenandoah, PA 17976

Caring Heights Community Care and Rehab
234 Coraopolis Road
Coraopolis, PA 15108

RHODE ISLAND – RI

Pawtucket Healthcare and Rehabilitation
70 Gill Avenue
Pawtucket, RI 02861

SOUTH CAROLINA – SC

Ellen Sager Nursing Home
1817 Jonesville Highway
Union, SC 29379

Heartland of Lexington Rehab & Nursing Center
2416 Sunset Boulevard
West Columbia, SC 29169

SOUTH DAKOTA – SD

None

TENNESSEE – TN

Hillcrest Westley Walker
6801 Middlebrook Pike
Knoxville, TN 37919

Countryside Healthcare & Rehab
3051 Buffalo Road
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464

Golden Living Center – Mountain View
1360 Bypass Road
Winchester, TN 37398

Pigeon Forge Care & Rehab Center
415 Cole Drive
Pigeon Forge, TN 37863

TEXAS – TX

Village Healthcare Center
1341 Blalock
Houston, TX 77055

Mission Oaks Manor
3030 South Roosevelt
San Antonio, TX 78214

Sienna Nursing and Rehabilitation
2510 West Eighth
Odessa, TX 79763

Keller Oaks Healthcare
8703 Davis Blvd
North Richland Hills, TX 76180

The Living Center of Childress
1610 Ave G NW
Childress, TX 79201

UTAH – UT

Legacy Rehab and Nursing
3706 West 9000 South
West Jordan, UT 84088

VERMONT – VT

Berlin Health and Rehabilitation
98 Hospitality Drive
Barre, VT 05641

VIRGINIA – VA

Beacon Shores Nursing & Rehabilitation
340 Lnn Shores Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23452

Brian Center Health/Scott County
377 Clonce Street
Weber City, VA 24290

Norfolk Healthcare Center
901 East Princess Anne Road
Norfolk, VA 23504

WASHINGTON – WA

Avamere Bel Air of Tacoma
630 South Pearl Street
Tacoma, WA 98465

Health & Rehab of North Seattle
13333 Greenwood Avenue North
Seattle, WA 98133

WEST VIRGINIA – WV

Mapleshire Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
30 Vandervort Drive
Morgantown, WV 26505

Eagle Pointe
1600 27th Street
Parkersburg, WV 26101

WISCONSIN – WI

St. Francis In the Park
1800 New York Ave
Superior, WI 54880

Beloit Health and Rehab
1905 W Hart Rd
Beloit, WI 53511

Luther Home
831 Pine Beach Rd
Marinette, WI 54143

Oak Park Nursing and Rehab Center
718 Jupiter Drive
Madison, WI 53718

WYOMING – WY

South Central WY Healthcare & Rehab
542 16th Street
Rawlins, WY 82301

Applebee's Flapjack Fundraiser to Support Education of Local Youth - MyNC.com

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Applebee's Flapjack Fundraiser to Support Education of Local Youth MyNC.com The Wake Forest Kiwanis Club Flapjack Fundraiser will be hosted by the Applebee's restaurant located at 11805 Retail Dr., Wake Forest, NC starting at 7:30 ...

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Quasi Announce European tour for May 2010
[Record Labels] (Domino)
The mighty Quasi have just announced a UK and European tour for May 2010. The Portland three-piece will perform at the Pavement curated ATP as well as shows in Brighton, London (Hoxton Bar & Kitchen), Manchester and Glasgow. The band’s excellent eighth album, American Gong, was mixed by Steve Fisk, Tucker Martine and Dave Fridmann and is due for release on February 22nd. Quasi are unmissable live, so catch them whilst you can! ‘Infested with punk spirit’ – Artro ...

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The mighty Quasi have just announced a UK and European tour for May 2010. The Portland three-piece will perform at the Pavement curated ATP as well as shows in Brighton, London (Hoxton Bar & Kitchen), Manchester and Glasgow.

The band’s excellent eighth album, American Gong, was mixed by Steve Fisk, Tucker Martine and Dave Fridmann and is due for release on February 22^nd.

Quasi are unmissable live, so catch them whilst you can!

‘Infested with punk spirit’ – Artrocker

‘Simply beautiful’ – NME

Full UK & European dates are as follows:

14/05/10 : All Tomorrow’s Parties – Minehead (UK)
16/05/10 : Paradiso – Amsterdam (NL)
17/05/10 : Tsunami – Köln (D)
18/05/10 : AB – Brussel (B)
19/05/10 : C-Halle – Berlin (D)
20/05/10 : Hafen 2 - Offenbach (D)
21/05/10 : 59:1 - Munich (D)
22/05/10 : Rocker Fest @ Covo Club – Bologna (I)
24/05/10 : Point Ephemere – Paris (F)
25/05/10 : The Freebutt – Brighton (UK)
26/05/10 : Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen – London (UK)
27/05/10 : Night & Day - Manchester (UK)
28/05/10 : Captains Rest – Glasgow (UK)

Quasi have been rocking the sticky floored graffiti scrawled dimly lit trenches since 1993. What's been learned in these long years? Get off your ass, kick out the jams, lay it on the line, and communal mind meld is within reach. Do it for love and there is no reason for regrets.

Quasi are - Sam Coomes, Janet Weiss and Joanna Bolme
Lucille Roberts seeks Full Time Management! (Long Island)
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Full Time Management To apply to this job send your resume to camilled@lucilleroberts.com Lucille Roberts Health Clubs is the largest womens fitness club in the Northeast area. We are seeking Full Time Managers and Assistant Managers to support the overall operations of running a Fitness Club. Responsibilities Include: Authorized to hire, discipline, manage, evaluate, and terminate staff when appropriate and necessary. Attract new members and retain current members by ...

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Full Time Management
To apply to this job send your resume to camilled@lucilleroberts.com

Lucille Roberts Health Clubs is the largest womens fitness club in the Northeast area. We are seeking Full Time Managers and Assistant Managers to support the overall operations of running a Fitness Club.

Responsibilities Include:
Authorized to hire, discipline, manage, evaluate, and terminate staff when appropriate and necessary.
Attract new members and retain current members by maintaining club operations and staff
Meet club service objectives by training and developing staff to responsible service membership
Maintains staff by recruiting, selecting, orienting and training employees
Complete club operational requirements by scheduling and assigning employees, cross train employees, follow up on work results.
Promote team effort in the club

Qualifications:
Loves selling and promoting
Strong Customer Service skills
Sharp, athletic personal image maintaining regular work-out schedule
Committed to team success

Requirements:
Experience in health, fitness or club environment
Minimum 1 year supervisory and management experience
High school diploma, GED or equivalent
Basic computer knowledge
Bilingual a plus

This position is offered in LONG ISLAND, NY
Salary + Commission
Bonuses
Benefits
401K
CALL CAMILLE @ 1-888-582-4553 EXT.1805 FOR AN INTERVIEW.
OR EMAIL YOUR RESUMES TO CAMILLED@LUCILLEROBERTS.COM

ABOUT US
Lucille Roberts Health Clubs began 35 years ago in New York City, with the creation of a single club dedicated to helping women look and feel better, both physically and emotionally. Being a woman, Lucille knew that losing weight was the real reason women put on their sweats and came in to work out. With that in mind, she single-handedly pioneered the concept of "women's-only" fitness centers.

At Lucille Roberts, we take pride in our ability to serve our members in a timely, professional manner and provide a high quality fitness experience at a reasonable price. We strive for opportunities to develop our relationships with our customers and to pursue long term growth and prosperity. We care for our co-workers and consider them all part of the Roberts' family. We value creativity, productivity and loyalty, and encourage independent thinking.
Hot sex events this week: Feb 10-16
[San Francisco, San Francisco, CA] (San Francisco Bay Guardian)
Explore the history of Chinatown's sexy nightclub scene at the Old Mint. Valentine's week is in full effect, but whether you're single, double, triple, or just all-encompassing there's a lot of fun (and smarts!) to be had out there in Big Sexyland. ------------- Swinging Chinatown: The Golden Age of Chinese Nightclubs Opening Gala Bay Area author and personality Ben Fong-Torres will host this celebration of the rare exhibit, featuring the "Grant Avenue Follies," ...

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Explore the history of Chinatown's sexy nightclub scene at the Old Mint.

Valentine's week is in full effect, but whether you're single, double, triple, or just all-encompassing there's a lot of fun (and smarts!) to be had out there in Big Sexyland.

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Swinging Chinatown: The Golden Age of Chinese Nightclubs Opening Gala
Bay Area author and personality Ben Fong-Torres will host this celebration of the rare exhibit, featuring the "Grant Avenue Follies," a troupe of former nighclub dancers.

Thurs/11, 6pm
$85-$100
Old Mint
88 Fifth St, SF
www.sfhistory.org

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Bawdy Storytelling: Your Cheating Heart
Adulterers, polyamorists, and jilted lovers tell stories in honor of what the hosts have dubbed "Filthy February."

Wed/10, 7pm
$10
Blue Macaw
2565 Mission
www.bawdystorytelling.com
thebluemacawsf.com

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Beerlesque
Beer and breasts: What goes together better? Hubba Hubba Revue and Shmaltz Brewing Company celebrate the return of Coney Island Human Blockhead with a full-on cabaret show featuring Sister Kate, Honey Lawless, Pin Key Lee, and Vagabondage.

Thurs/11, 8pm
$8
Paradise Lounge
1501 Folsom, SF
www.hubbahubbarevue.com

Underwear Party
Trade in your underwear for a free drink at this weekly party in honor of undressing. Featuring wet underwear contest and Room and Locker passes from Steamworks.

Thurs/11, 9pm
$5
Powerhouse
1347 Folsom, SF
(415) 552-8689
www.powerhouse-sf.com

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Little Minsky's
Douglas Good, the Flying Fox, and a few shady characters present Kellita, Sugar la Vie, Lady Monster, and a bevy of beauties in this monthly burlesque show.

Thurs/11, 9pm
$5
Club Deluxe
1511 Haight, SF
www.myspace.com/little_minskys

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Luv Up the HeARTbeat RED PARTY
The folks behind the Hearbeat Amplifier Art Project host a Valentine's themed Lingerie and Lace party, featuring DJ Knowa Knowone, Aradia Tribal Fushion Bellydance, and a linger and lace fashion show. Show up in your undies or pay the higher cover.

Thurs/11, 9pm
$10-$15
Supperclub
657 Harrison, SF
www.supperclub.com

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Red Hots Burlesque
Dottie Lux celebrates two years of weekly shows with host Jukie Sunshine and a performance roster that reads like a who's who of the Bay Area burlesque scene.

Fri/12, 7:30pm
$5-$10
El Rio
3158 Mission, SF
www.elrioinsf.com

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Ladies and Couples Night at Galleri
The adult retail store in South San Francisco invites women and the paramours who love them to an intimate private party showcasing the shop's merchandise. Guests will enjoy wine, Valentine's gifts, special discounts, and a chance to sample the merchandise. Guests must RSVP.

Fri/12, 8pm
Free
Galleri
168 Beacon, South San Francisco
(650) 827-3946
www.thegalleri.com

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Lucha VaVOOM: From Lucha with Love
Everyone's favorite combination of Mexican masked wrestling, burlesque, and comedy has come up with its most romantic Sexo y Violencia extravaganza yet.

Fri/12, 9pm
$32.50
Fillmore
1805 Geary, SF
www.luchavavoom.com

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Lick It
Party with naughty and nice gogo boys and compete for prizes and giveaways at this party hosted by Lance Holman, Mr May in the Bare Chest Calendar.

Fri/12, 10pm
$5
Powerhouse
1347 Folsom, SF
(415) 552-8689
www.powerhouse-sf.com

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Be Our Valentine: Customer Appreciation Night
Good Vibes celebrates Valentine's Day with complimentary chocolates and wine as personal shoppers help you select the perfect gift for your sweetheart - or yourself.

Fri/12-Sun/14, 6pm-9pm
Free
Good Vibrations
www.goodvibes.com

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Whipped: ATPOC Recipes for Love, Sex, and Disaster
Mangos with Chile present the second annual show about the miracles, dreams, and cream our hearts make, featuring true life queer and trans stories of love through music, spoken word, theater, dance, burlesque, drag, and video.

Fri/12-Sat/13, 8pm
$10-$15
La Pena Cultural Center
3105 Shattuck, Berk
www.lapena.org

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Water Tantra for Couples
Fancy dinner's overrated. If you really want to impress your sweetie, sign up together for this special workshop for couples who want to deepen their erotic connection. Topics will include water yab yum, water lap dance, partnered breathwork, and sensual mediation.

Sun/14, 4-8pm
$160/couple (including snacks and drinks)
Passion Temple
Hayward
www.passion/edu/e/ucpueaqqil

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It's Burns Night – sae let the Lord be thankit
[Guardian] (News: Main section | guardian.co.uk)
Here's to a rare thing: a genuine popular festival with no commercial strings attachedNot so long ago, when London taxi drivers still frowned at Scottish banknotes, haggis wasn't an easy food to find much farther south than Tyneside, and for most of the year this largely unregretted scarcity still prevails. Apart, that is, from the month of January, when over the past decade or so increasing numbers of the pale obese sausage – a sausage in need of a gym – have begun to appear in the windows ...

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Here's to a rare thing: a genuine popular festival with no commercial strings attached

Not so long ago, when London taxi drivers still frowned at Scottish banknotes, haggis wasn't an easy food to find much farther south than Tyneside, and for most of the year this largely unregretted scarcity still prevails. Apart, that is, from the month of January, when over the past decade or so increasing numbers of the pale obese sausage – a sausage in need of a gym – have begun to appear in the windows of London butchers' shops as a reminder that the birth anniversary of Robert Burns is just around the corner. As a fresh retail opportunity, the Burns Supper is hardly up there with Halloween; 25 January is too close to Christmas and apart from haggis, and assuming there's left-over whisky in the cupboard, what's to be bought other than a turnip? The Burns Supper in England may be a rare example of a festival that has grown in popularity without the push of commerce.

They can be ghastly occasions. Helen Simpson brilliantly catches the atmosphere of too many of them in her story, Burns and the Bankers. A great crowd of kilted men and their unhappy wives gathers in the ballroom of a Park Lane hotel, where the Federation of Caledonian Bankers is to celebrate the bard. The haggis is addressed ("on and on it went, incomprehensible … and smug and ridiculous"), the Immortal Memory proposed, the Lassies toasted ("Oh what windbags the Scots are, thought Nicola … what blowhard old windbags they really are"). And the men drink too much whisky and get ever more pleased with themselves.

As a junior reporter on a Lanarkshire newspaper, I knew one or two evenings like that: the Cambuslang golf club in 1966, for example, followed the same pattern, though its supper obeyed tradition and included no women. I don't remember that the Immortal Memory, the eulogy, was to "Burns the golfer" but it would have been no surprise if the speaker had imagined a link between the poet and the game. A speech along the lines of "What Burns would have been like as a golfer" is by no means improbable, his characterisation being so famously malleable. Burns the ploughman, Burns the romantic lover, Burns the Freemason, Burns the Scottish nationalist, Burns the international socialist, Burns the rebel, Burns the loyalist, Burns the drinker: all these personalities have been promoted and contested. At school, the man who taught us English was a big Burns enthusiast and also, awkwardly, a member of the temperance society known as the Rechabites after a tribe of total abstainers in the Old Testament. "Boys," he would say, "I ask you, how could a poor man on £40 a year afford to be a drinker?"

The temptation here is to mock Burns Suppers as an example of what historian Hugh Trevor-Roper called "invented traditions", a ritual that like Druidism, clan tartans and eisteddfods is essentially a Victorian reimagining of the past. But the historical record demolishes that idea. The memorialisation of Burns began only a few years after his death in 1796. There were Burns Clubs in the west of Scotland by 1805, a mausoleum in Dumfries by 1817, a monument (the foundation stone was laid by James Boswell's son with "full Masonic honours") started at his birthplace in Alloway, Ayrshire, in 1820. As to Burns Suppers, the first was held at his old Alloway cottage in 1801 and for several years commemorated his July death as well as his January birth. From the beginning, speeches were made to the poet's "immortal memory" – many guests had known him – and haggis featured on the menu as well as sheep's head.

The cottage, which the Burns family quit long before, had been converted to an alehouse and soon began to attract literary pilgrims. Keats, visiting in 1818, wrote to a friend: "We went to the cottage and took some whiskey … The man at the cottage was a great bore with his anecdotes – I hate the rascal – his life consists in fuz, fuzzy, fuzziest – he drinks glasses five for the quarter and twelve for the hour, – he is a mahogany faced old jackass who knew Burns – he ought to be kicked for having spoken to him."

As an after-death cult, Burns's was almost instant, and like all successful cults it had objects and places that followers could visit and feel attached to. Apart from the cottage itself, a marvel of humility, there was the River Doon of Ye Banks and Braes and the Brig o' Doon and the kirkyard where Tam o' Shanter had come unstuck. Long before Shakespeare's birthplace was saved for the nation in 1847, after the showman PT Barnum had announced his intention to ship it to America, Burns worshippers had a geographical focus. Wordsworth readers had to wait 50 years after the writer's death until Dove Cottage was open to the public; Keats had been dead a century before his house in Hampstead became a museum; the last Brontë sister died in 1855, but only in 1928 did the Haworth parsonage fall into the hands of the Brontë Society.

As well as prefiguring (and outnumbering) the literary tourists of other writers, early Burnsians were far more fervent. Religiously, they sought relics – and not just the poet's inkbottles, doorknockers and snuffboxes, most of them as spurious as nails from the cross. At the various sites of his career, souvenir-hunters stripped away pieces of bushes and trees and kept them labelled in glass cabinets. Paper-knives were fashioned from old Burns skirting boards and egg-cups from old Burns rafters, or least from wood alleging that provenance. After souvenirs began to be mass-produced later in the 19th century, the range of Burns's iconography became overwhelming. It could be safely asserted that no other writer has been remembered by so many different objects – from cigarettes to teaspoons – in so many parts of the world. Australia has nine statues and the USA 16; Atlanta got a full-scale reproduction of his Alloway cottage in 1910.

This meant that he was phenomenally present in quite ordinary Scottish households. My own not untypical home contained, as well a comprehensive edition of the work, a rough copy of his Alexander Nasmyth portrait, a picture of a plough, and an embroidered motto wishing that some power would give us the gift to see ourselves as others see us. Other homes had busts, Tam o' Shanter jugs and models of "The Cottage". How? Why? Some people put it down to "the psychopathology of a stateless nation". Professor Rab Houston of St Andrews University argues that, at a time of great social change, Scottish readers found in the ruralism and romance of Burns "a symbol of an allegedly uncorrupted Scotland".

Equally, he was an original and wonderfully memorable and quotable poet. Not for nothing did Keats and Wordsworth come knocking at his memorials. Faced with the "mahogany faced old jackasses" who inhabit the drunker parties of the January carnival, we should take a leaf from Keats and remember good poems that in their liveliness and sympathy have made Burns the most genuinely popular of British poets.
Ian Jack

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