Subject: Mountain View

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• Old School Fiesta Turns Violent

  Kiss-FMWar perfoms during their shortened set Why can't we be friends? That's the question Latin funk band War probably asked, when their Saturday night headlining slot at KISS-FM's Old School Fiesta, held at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, ended early, due to numerous fights and six reported stabbings. As first reported by Bay City News, the concert--which also featured Lakeside, Triniere, Brenton Wood, and El Chicano--was marred by an unruly crowd nearly from its inception. Wit

  June 1, 2009

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• Nice Guys Finish First

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• Upcoming Great American Food and Music Fest Features Bobby Flay, Guy Fieri, Marshall Crenshaw, Little Feat, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy -- and an Astounding Array of Eats

  There'll be plenty for both foodies and music lovers to enjoy at the Great American Food and Music Fest, a one-day event running from noon to 10 p.m. on June 13 at the Shoreline Ampitheatre in Mountain View.Chef and Food Network star Bobby Flay is the host, and will demonstrate his famed grilling technique. Local-boy-made-good Guy Fieri, the most successful winner of the Food Network's The Next Food Network Star, will also appear onstage.Food booths offering quintessential American delights have

  April 27, 2009

• Marin Youth Center Kids Land N.A.S.A. Gig

  N.A.S.A."hey, pass the mic"The young artists of the Marin Youth Center (MYC) are over the moon--almost. Having just announced the release of the MYC compilation album Many Thoughts/One MYC (available on CDBaby now ), which proves it is possible for today's youth to record curseword-free rap music, they've been selected to perform at the 40th Anniversary of the N.A.S.A. moonwalk on July 19th in Mountain View. MYC artists have also announced a bunch of shows and appearances leading up to the his

  May 13, 2009

• Rock the Bells Announces Bay Area Dates

  Rock the Bells 2007, San Francisco America's premier (and possibly only major) hip-hop touring festival, Rock the Bells, has announced the date and venue for the 2009 edition: August 9, at the Shoreline Auditorium in Mountain View. While ASD much prefers the parking lot of the stadium where the Giants play, we'll take our live hip-hop extravaganzas anywhere we can. Scheduled RtB performers this year include NAS & Damian Marley, The Roots, Common, Busta Rhymes, Big Boi, KRS-One, House of Pa

  June 8, 2009

• Shoreline Food Fest is an Odd Assemblage of TV Stars, Local Chefs, and Aging Rockers

  The Super Bowl of food? Let's hope the half-time show is betterAn unusual group of local chefs, TV food celebrities, and Boomer bands are coming together at Shoreline this Saturday for the Great American Food and Music Fest. "There'll be more deliciousness per square inch than you will find anywhere on this Earth," New York author and food blogger Ed Levine -- a festival organizer -- told SFoodie. Levine said he'd heard the event called "the Super Bowl of food," a description that seemed to expr

  June 8, 2009

• Organizer Apologizes for Saturday's Nightmarish Great American Food and Music Fest

  shaunandjenny/FlickrLong lines and disorganization left festival attendees frustrated.Calling it "the first pancake," an organizer of Saturday's Great American Food and Music Fest published a lengthy apology Sunday for the event, which featured hours-long food lines and angry attendees demanding refunds. Ed Levine posted the mea culpa at his blog, Serious Eats, for the debacle at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View. "This has been my dream for nearly two decades," Levine wrote. "I still be

  June 15, 2009

• Sweet Beat: Edna's Cashew Cookies

   A fabulous hybrid of cake and cookie -- plus generous amounts of whole cashews and cashew buttercream to further reel you in -- equals the kind of cookies you find yourself not wanting to share with anyone. Edna's Success of Mountain View uses a recipe that's been in the family for three generations, back when company muse Edna Hickman baked for her Montana eatery. (With its single table, Hickman's Success Cafe was once listed as the Smallest Operating Cafe in the Guinne

  July 24, 2009

• Vegan Eats: Go Raw's Live Pumpkin Bar

  ​Freeland Foods of Mountain View is a family-owned operation that creates raw and vegan items that defy the usual problems of dryness and rock hard textures. The Live Pumpkin Bar has only five ingredients (sprouted pumpkin and sunflower seeds, date, agave nectar, and sea salt) and has been dried to an easy, crisp point. No gnawing on the bar, as you might have to do with other raw brands you may have tried. As with many of Freeland's offerings, these are wheat, nut, and gluten free, a quick en

  August 4, 2009

• Noe Valley and Mission residents say Google shuttles are evil

  September 2, 2009

• Early Bird Special: Saison

  J. BirdsallHalibut in smoky seafood broth at a Saison prix fixe from July.​An early nibble from the Weekly's Wednesday food review. In any kind of normal economy -- you know, the one where the roast chicken at Zuni was a logical weeknight option when you didn't quite feel like pushing a cart through Safeway -- Joshua Skenes would own the kind of fine-dining establishment that'd soak up major magazine ink. Instead, the 30-year-old cooking phenom has had to make do with the nonstaurant, bo

  November 17, 2009

• Saison: Haute cuisine in the country

  November 18, 2009