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Topic: The Magic Behind Multi-tenancy

Abstract: How does Salesforce.com's metadata driven multi-tenant Platform support scalable data structure and business logic customization and application development using a common core code base and a shared set of infrastructure?

Agenda:
1. Our multi-tenant religion: everything must be shared including the database; one common code base for innovation and scalability.
2. Metadata-composed applications and the Force.com Application Runtime
3. Salesforce.com patent-pending database and application server technology including the Custom Schema Data Model and multi-tenant query optimizer
4. Managed procedural development via Apex code

Presenter: Craig Weissman is Chief Software Architect at salesforce.com where he has designed and built many aspects of the multi-tenant software-as-as-service development platform

Free to SDForum members; $15.00 for non-members.

Saturday, May 30, 2009 to Sunday, May 31, 2009
12:00 PM to 5:00 PM

American Sailing League redefines sailboat racing with its Championship Series at PIER 39 on the San Francisco Bay. These 18' customized sailboats are among the fastest and most exciting in the sport today. Their races combine all of the athletic skill of the X-Games with the breakneck speed and spectacular wipeouts of NASCAR. All races will run in full view at the Bay end of PIER 39, with these skiffs reaching more than three times the speed of average sailing yachts.

Free.

Bay Area Birth Information (BABI), a local non-profit organization, will hold its 6th annual Meet BABI Fair connecting expectant and new parents with dedicated professionals, services, information, and community resources.

A group of birth-related professionals who wished to provide a stronger community of support for birthing and new families founded BABI, the only non-profit, non-affiliated pregnancy and parenting resource organization in the South Bay and Peninsula.

The community will have the opportunity to connect with birth professionals in the Bay Area. On hand for consultations will be midwives, doulas, childbirth and new baby instructors, breast-feeding and postpartum support, chiropractors, acupuncturists, herbalists, pre-natal and infant massage therapists, pre-natal yoga instructors, and local support groups. There will also be free massage, personal consultations, lots of prize drawings, face painting, demonstrations and mini lectures by local experts throughout the day.

BABI promotes awareness of evidence-based care and options in order to reduce unnecessary birth interventions, improve breastfeeding success rates, and preserve healthy mother, baby, and family attachments.

Through compassionate, accessible, and non-judgmental education and resources, BABI seeks to increase and promote normal, spontaneous labor and vaginal delivery, minimize mother/baby separations, and reduce the maternal/infant morbidity and mortality rates. BABI promotes great-er awareness of evidence-based care and the broad range of choices available to birthing women as well as birth professionals, restoring dignity, safety, satisfaction and joy to the birthing process.

Free.

Hello,

Every fourth Saturday, 111 Minna presents Barracuda, a decadent decade dance party that celebrates the music and fashion of everyone's favorite (or, love-to-hate) era. More like an over-the-top house party than a generic club night, Barracuda features 5 TOP DJS in two rooms, giant projections of '80s music videos, a laser light show, FREE cupcakes, '80s prom balloon madness and cutting-edge '80s-inspired fashion! STYLISTS from San Jose's 5 Color Cowboy salon offer FREE '80s Hair and Makeup in the radical "Transformation Station"!

When: February 28th, 2009 (ongoing, every fourth Saturday)
What: Barracuda '80s Decade Dance Party
Who: DJ Damon, DJ Phillie Ocean, Heiko, DJ Skeet Skeet, DJ eNormous
Where: 111 Minna Gallery; 111 Minna St., San Francisco 94105
Public info: Tel. 415.974.1719; http://www.BarracudaSF.com

Please let me know if you and yours would like to be on the $5 RSVP guestlist! BarracudaSF@Gmail.com

In such a busy and demanding world, how can we develop the environmental awareness we need, and how can we encourage others to do so, as well? Panelists will include Kerry Curtis, Professor Emeritus, Ageno School of Business, Golden Gate University, and Chair, Environment and Natural Resources Forum, Commonwealth Club, who will share his research and insights on how to promote consumer awareness of environmental issues.

All are welcome to attend this free event, which will be held in
room 5310 at 536 Mission Street

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1320 Records, Euphonic Conceptions and ArtNowSF have teamed up to bring you a very special 3-night run of late night after parties in San Francisco, at 103 Harriet.

These after parties will include an art show all three nights curated by Justin Maxson & Joseph Gross of ArtNowSF - featuring such dazzling local artists as Andrew Jones, MearOne, Alex Pardee, Kris D, Des10, Andrew Gonzales, Ethen B. Luce, Luke Brown and many more.

All three nights will also feature a crystalline stage display by Sean Smokovich of Light-Records, and live visuals by Jigglesworth. Plus, of course, six fresh acts continuing until 6 AM all three nights.

A limited pre sale of $15 tickets for each night will be available thru STS9.com--
after those are gone tickets will be $20 each night.

Announcements on more EC/1320 late night shows in Portland, St. Louis, Asheville, and Athens coming soon!

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Thursday 2/26

HEAVYWEIGHT DUB CHAMPION with DR. ISRAEL
BLUETECH
James Christopher feat. Audio Angel
Eskmo
David Starfire
and Mochipet

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Friday 2/27

LIPP SERVICE (Eliot Lipp feat. members of Pnuma)
GASLAMP KILLER
Nosaj Thing
Samiyam
Free The Robots
and the Flying Skulls

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Saturday 2/28

LOEFAH (UK)
HIJAK (UK - first time in US)
EPROM
Future Rock
Geno Cochino
and Bender

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Tickets can be purchased day of show at the STS9 Merch Booth inside the Fillmore.
Will call for advance sales will also be available at the Merch Booth.

18+

$15 adv // $20 Doors

www.going.com/sts9l8nite

Our quarterly Telecom Council Investor Forum serves 3 main purposes:

To connect Service Provider members who are investing time, energy, and often capital into telecom startups to the larger telecom-focused venture community. Our quarterly participants include our SPiF members (from AT&T to Vodafone and from DoCoMo to SK Telecom), the telecom vendor community (from Intel Capital and Qualcomm Ventures to Nokia Growth Partners and Sony).

To review pre-qualified telecom startups for new products and services, and investment opportunities

To initiate dialogue and relationships between all the investors in telecom - including the carriers, the vendors, the VCs, and the entrepreneurs.

Attendees should expect to see 6-8 presenting startups, each with 15-20 minutes to address the Investor Forum. Dialogue before and after presentations, during breaks, and over lunch ensures that all participants have an opportunity to connect.

We maintain the executive and intimate nature of these events by making them available only to our Telecom Council Investor Forum members and their guests. We encourage companies who can add value to these meetings to join the Council, and we can accommodate invited guests for $300. A description of the Investor Forum and membership options can be found at www.telecomcouncil.com.

FREE for members, $300 for non-members.

Alphabar is ROCKING IT with #3! And what's the third letter of the alphabet? Did you say "C"??? That's right, C is for Casanova, you studmuffins and studmuffettes. March 5th it will be time to flood yet another bar with totally awesome people. But don't let all this Casanova business fool you - this is not a singles night or business networking night or technically anything at all. Just a bunch of interesting people meeting up at a different bar every fortnight. But that's not to say there aren't a lot of hot, eligible, businessy people coming to these, naturally. ;)

NOTE: This location is tentative - RSVP now and we'll let you know if we update the venue.

Here's how this works - This is an open invite. We invited you, and now it is your turn to invite all your great/awesome/hot friends. Then your friends will invite their friends, and their friends will invite their friends--and so on. The idea is to have a growing group of great people that we would have never otherwise had the opportunity to meet.

This group convenes fortnightly (every other week) at a new venue that starts with the next letter of the alphabet. This way we can get to know cool new places and people all over the Bay Area. Feel free to suggest your favorite places as the right letters come up!

So go ahead, invite all your friends. Come to the events when you can, and you'll be sure to meet great new people and forge meaningful connections with them.

P.S. Why are we doing this? Because Abby and David love helping people meet and connect with other people. Isn't that what society is all about? There's no cover, no scam, no secret tattoos, no religion to join. Just show up and have fun. Really.

P.P.S. DON'T FORGET TO JOIN THE ALPHABAR FACEBOOK GROUP (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=58547478487). We will post all the venues/details for our future events to the group, so don't miss out!

An Artistic Assault of the Senses

GALLERY ARCANE
575 Sutter, San Francisco

Come experience art from all angles at Official Tourist’s official afterparty at Gallery Arcane, featuring live music, djs, and live visual art. Don’t miss this massive line-up of incredible talent featuring

Ghosts On Tape
(wireblock records)

Official Tourist

Superdunny

Apache Cleo

Leroy Jetson
(Philadelphia)

Plus VERY SPECIAL GUESTS from BALTIMORE!!!!!!!!

Art reception music providers:

Chad Mitchell

Shane King
DJ Morale

6-9pm (art reception) FREE
9-10PM $5
$10 AFTER 10pm

DON’T MISS THIS VERY SPECIAL NIGHT OF TOP NOTCH MUSIC AND ART!

http://www.hacksawent.com

BAY AREA SISTAH SOUND (B.A.S.S.) presents Everlasting Bass
1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Saturday March 7th, 2009
@ 330 Ritch SF

Featuring 10 of the Bay's Flyest Lady DJ's
DJ GREEN B
DJ DANEEKAH
DJ DEEANDROID
DJ CELSKIII
DJ SHRED ONE
DJ ROZA
DJ SIMILAK CHYLD
DJ LOVELEE
PLUS LIVE PERFORMANCES BY
BODIROCK CULTURE
AIMA THE DREAMER

Alongside B.A.S.S. Resident Lady DJ's:
PAM the Funkstress
DJ ZITA

Saturday March 7, 2009
@ 330 Ritch
bet. 3rd/4th & Brannan/Townsend
9pm-2am, 21+, $10

$5 BEFORE 10pm w/RSVP(FULL NAME & EMAIL, NO PLUSES)
guestlist@bassladydjs.com

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FREE CHAMPAGNE & PAPALOTE GRUB 9pm-10pm
100 FREE "BASS IN YO FACE VOL. 1" MIX CD'S BY PAM & ZITA
EXCLUSIVE BASS T-SHIRTS by MIXERFRIENDLY
OFFICIAL WEB LAUNCH OF BASSLADYDJS.COM
GOODIE BAG GIVEAWAYS
Lotus Vodka Drink Specials ALL NIGHT

Event Paparrazzi Photos by:
SUCKAFREEZE.COM

Event Video Coverage by:
Socialush.tv

More Information:
info@bassladydjs.com

Journey from Darkness Into Light:
A Spooktacular Program of Films by Kerry Laitala

A Fragment from a Lost Film- 16mm, 3 minutes, silent- 1992Introduction to a walking anachronism

"Orbit"- 16mm, 9 minutes, hand-made soundtrack-2006
Candy apple light emissions create a series of photic stimulating events that tickle the retinas. "Orbit" takes one into the realm of the mistake…. a playful pulsation of mis-registered images made when a lab accidentally split the film from 16mm to regular 8. This format was then reconstituted on the optical printer making the colors and contrast further blow out into the atmosphere. Kodachrome color fields create tremulous vibrations whose flickerings hypnotize. The Kodachrome Series, of which "Orbit" is a part, deals directly with chromatic motion studies and creates an illusion of frozen light fields; holding light captive and exploring the phenomenon of retinal afterimage. The soundtrack is comprised of the flutterings of optical noise reverberating to the splices of the film that is intermixed with hand drawn extensions of the visual plane onto the soundtrack area. By combining a series of abstract shapes with permanent marker, the rhythm and tempo of the image is directly enhanced through this mark making process. The fanciful sputterings crackle and snap, tickling the tympanum of the eardrums. We enter through the oval window, while the Gravitron spins eternally.

“OUT OF THE ETHER”- 16MM, 11 Minutes, sound"Out of the Ether" is a hand crafted 16mm film composed on the optical printer and toned to bring out pulsating hues of oozing greens and yellows. "Out of the Ether" poses the following questions: "What do we leave behind? Are institutional forces using our hysteria to reap the benefits of possible infection? Whose environment could we possibly be affecting? What unseen forces would unscrupulous beings want to use to infiltrate our bodies and perhaps our consciousness? Who is the enemy? "Out of the Ether" unleashes upon an unsuspecting audience septic musings about fear in the guise of microbial menace and mayhem.

"Retrospectroscope"- 16mm, 5 minutes, silent, 1997
The “Retrospectroscope” apparatus has gone through many incarnations; its presence belies the processes that have created it. As a pre-cinematic device, it traces an evolutionary trajectory, encircling the viewer in a procession of flickering fantasies of fragmented lyricism. The “Retrospectroscope” is a reinvention that simulates the illusion of the analysis of motion to recall early mysteries of the quest for this very discovery now taken for granted. The Muses of Cinema” represented by the female figures on the disk, have emerged from a dark Neoclassical past. Streams of images revolve around, in an attempt to harness notions of a cinematic prehistory tracing past motions and gestures to burn their dance on the surface of the retinas. This film known as the “Retrospectroscope", was described in the San Francisco Bay Guardian as “A spinning flashing UFO/roulette wheel of Athenian proportions.” Sponsored By The Princess Grace Foundation-1996

"Hallowed"-16mm, 11 minutes, color, sound - 2002"Hallowed" is a 16mm film that portrays a mystical voyage made back in time by an unconscious woman in the throes of a cataleptic state. She finds herself in Plato's cave where flickering flames incite a prehistoric cinematic reverie evoking an experience of magical proportions. Her internal state is evoked through a chromatically textural metamorphosis that plays across her visage as she transcends the pain inflicted from an unknown source. Flames of purification melt away layers of trauma, and send the dislocated psyche back into the realm of the present as an integrated self. "Hallowed" evokes a transcendent state that could only be traversed and negotiated through the ritual contemplation of the elusive pictograms and archaic petroglyphs on the cave wall, as the realm of cinema becomes an antidote for the emptiness of earthly existence.

"Secure the Shadow...'Ere the Substance Fade"- 16mm, color, sound- 9 minutes 1997"Secure the Shadow" is a meditation on disintegration and mortality. The film utilizes antique Medical stereoscopic images from the Victorian era, which are simultaneously disturbing and beautiful. The filmmaker's intention is to reveal universal truths about the overwhelming quality of disease to render us ultimately mute, immobilized within a corporeal shell that has succumbed to imminent forces beyond our control. The filmmaker also wants the film to address the myth that dignity is automatically restored upon the visage when facing death. In analyzing the original function of the stereoscopic images, the filmmaker intends to expose their classificatory nature. These anonymous subjects were reduced to paradigms of pathology, embalmed in time within their exterior presence. By re-photographing them on the optical printer and placing them in a mythical home, the filmmaker endeavors to re-animate these visages to ensnare them, or allow them to roam free on the surface of celluloid. Absence transforms to presence as the latent image reveals the manifest content, the slippery territories in between unraveling like the threads joining the crazy quilt that connects images together. An anachronistic Victorian sensibility places the images in a chimerical, historical context that embodies the film with a mind that is paradoxical and alien to our modern day perspective. The title "Secure the Shadow...'Ere the Substance Fade, let nature imitate what nature has made", comes from a Nineteenth century post mortem photographer who advertised his services. This reference speaks about the function of photography as a democratizing medium that assists in the process of mourning and serves as a physical reminder of loss.
Sponsored By The Princess Grace Foundation-1996

"The Adventure Parade"- 16mm Black, White & Blue, Silent, 5 minutes- 2000"The Adventure Parade" is a hand processed film that deals with the nature of using found images self-reflexively calling attention to the re-framing imprint of the filmmaker serving to reveal the duplicitous nature of the material. The inherent violence that is hinted at lies beyond the threshold of understanding, and only offers clues of past interventions."

"Conquered"- 16mm, B&W & Color, 15 minutes, sound, 2000
Filmed entirely at the Akademie Schloss Solitude, “Conquered” comes from the depths of a submerged self. The filmmaker incorporated her own imagery with found material from German industrial films, most notably a film about a youth prison. These images were fused with images from a film brought from the U.S. entitled "The Epic of Everest" summarizing an attempt to reach the mountain's summit by George Mallory and Sandy Irvine in 1924. Mallory's body was just recently discovered below the North face. Killed after a fall, his innards were subsequently eaten out by Goraks. Amidst the controversy of whether Mallory made the summit or not, the filmmaker's intent in using the Everest imagery was to describe a feeling of a frozen landscape as emotional state. As she was awestruck at its extreme beauty and chill, she felt that it perfectly portrayed an immobilized, catatonic state analogous to the darkness, and the snow covered quietude. As matter becomes transformed into a morass of material incoherence, the filmmaker wants the viewer to become lost in the imagery, and to feel as though he/she is dangling precariously over the edge of a precipice. She merged the materials: celluloid base with alchemically, manipulated surface and found a way to crack the emulsion to yield a fragile, encumbered palate- a veritable testament to the forces of organic catalysts in motion.
Sponsored by the Akademie Schloss Solitude and Hakan Warn

Transfixed- 16mm, 8 minutes, sound 2005, Sound Collaboration with David Shea
Bridging the gap between past and present, a series of thought pictures transcribe moments of
Cautionary pleasure submerged in undulating illusions of liquefied light and shadow.
Commissioned by the 34th International Film Festival Rotterdam

“Little Bassy Velvet”- An Expanded Cinema, Projector Performance Piece - 16mm film loops, 35mm slides and the sleight of hand…9 minutes-2008"A whimsical, expanded cinema piece that exists somewhere between a light spill and a conjuring act, “Little Bassy Velvet” teases the retinas and immerses them in a sea of squirmy, silvery halides…."

Total Running Time: 1 Hour, 25 minutes

6 Bucks

Then Laitala will return for the next Friday’s Screening
MARCH 20TH @ ATA- at 8pm

Babylon Falling in association with PM Press presents a reading with Vikki Law, author of Resistance Behind Bars: The Struggles of Incarcerated Women. In addition to the reading she will also lead a talk and informal discussion with members of Building Bloc. Examining Building Bloc’s Artist Mutual Aid PenPal Project as a model, the talk will focus on the concept of prisoner-made media as a form of resistance.

Join us here at Babylon Falling for the reading and talk on Thursday, March 12th 2009 at 6pm. The event is wheelchair accessible.

About Vikki Law
Victoria Law is a writer, photographer and mother. After a brief stint as a teenage armed robber, she became involved in prisoner support. In 1995, she became involved with ABC No Rio, a collectively-run arts center on New York’s Lower East Side, serving as Board Treasurer from 1997 to 2002. In 1996, she helped start Books Through Bars-New York City, a group that sends free books to prisoners nationwide. Since 2002, she has worked with women incarcerated nationwide to produce the zine Tenacious: Art and Writings from Women in Prison and has facilitated having incarcerated women’s writings published in Clamor magazine, the website “Women and Prison: A Site for Resistance” and the upcoming anthology Interrupted Lives. In 2003, she began presenting “Don’t Leave Your Friends Behind,” a workshop addressing the specific (and often unacknowledged) needs of parents and children in radical movements. Sometimes with China Martens and sometimes with Jennifer Silverman, she has facilitated discussions in Baltimore, New York City, Providence, Montreal, Minneapolis and Boston.

About Resistance Behind Bars
In 1974, women imprisoned at New York's maximum-security prison at Bedford Hills staged what is known as the August Rebellion. Protesting the brutal beating of a fellow prisoner, the women fought off guards, held seven hostage, and took over sections of the prison. While many have heard of the 1971 Attica prison uprising, the August Rebellion remains relatively unknown. Resistance Behind Bars is determined to challenge and change such oversight. As it examines the daily struggles against appalling prison conditions and injustices, Resistance documents both collective organizing and individual resistance among women incarcerated in the US. Emphasizing women's agency, Resistance seeks to spark further discussion and research into the lives of incarcerated women and galvanize much-needed outside support for their struggles.

http://resistancebehindbars.org/
http://www.pmpress.org/

About Building Bloc and their Artist Mutual Aid PenPal Project
BuildingBloc is a collective of artists dedicated to using art to explore the social inequalities in our society. Through experimentation, collaboration, and performance, we inform, provoke, and inspire ourselves and our audiences. We aim to spark dialogue, to create and sustain relationships between artists and community organizations, to support existing struggles for social justice, and to erase the boundaries between art and activism. BuildingBloc is rooted in the idea that as artists, we express the dreams, struggles, and questions of our people. The Artist Pen-Pal Mutual Aid Project is an ongoing collaboration with about 160 people currently on the inside in the California prison system that is intended to provide an active channel of communication between artists and artistically minded people behind bars and those on the outside, in the community.

http://www.buildingbloc.net/

About Babylon Falling
Babylon Falling is a concept-driven independent bookstore with a focus on the spirit of Revolution. In addition to new books, we also carry similarly themed collectible toys, posters, artwork and DVDs, and our own in house clothing line featuring designs submitted by those artists who have exhibited here. The name of the store reflects the owner's Jamaican heritage, where the word Babylon is an all-purpose euphemism for both oppression and those who oppress. The phrase Babylon Falling then, is at once an affirmation and a demand.
Previous shows at Babylon Falling have included Hal Lawrence, Robert Bowen, David Choong Lee, John Felix Arnold III, Emory Douglas, Le Bijoutier, Roger Steffens & Peter Simon, David Ball, buZ blurr, C3, Shawn Mortensen, and most recently local artist David Young.
For pictures of past events at Babylon Falling please see: www.babylonfalling.com/Events.html

SFMOMA TARGET FAMLIY DAY
Country Dog Gentlemen

Join us for the launch of SFMOMA's interactive online site for families! Characters from Roy De Forest's playful painting, "Country Dog Gentlemen," will lead you through activities related to some of the most beloved works in the museum's collection.

SFMOMA FAMILY STUDIO
1st and 3rd Sunday of each month
Hands-on art project at 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Family Tour at 1 p.m.
Special Presentation at 2 p.m.

April 5 and 19
SETTING THE STAGE
Create your own miniature stage as we highlight the work of William Kentridge and his exhibition "Five Themes." Enjoy a special reading of "The Magic Flute: An Opera by Mozart," adapted by Kyra Teis.

SFMOMA FAMILY STUDIO
1st and 3rd Sunday of each month
Hands-on art project at 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Family Tour at 1 p.m.
Special Presentation at 2 p.m.

March 1
MAGRITTE: MAGICAL WORLDS
In this workshop, you'll play with reality in the style of Rene Magritte, building your own symbolic self-portrait by altering size, scale, and perception. Enjoy a reading of the classic children's book "Oh the Places You'll Go!" by Dr. Seuss.

Versus Magazine SF
in association with Mask and Glove Productions presents...

Freshly Fitted
Hip-Hop, Rap and Club Shit

Featuring:
DJ Havoc (The Cataracs)

Hosted By:
Matt Zolly

2 for 1 Beers from 9 - 10 pm
Shot of Tequila and Can of Olympia $5 All night!!!

Double Dutch
3192 16th St. @ Guerrero, SF
9 pm - 2am, 21+ I.D. Required, Free No Cover

BENEFIT FOR CURE JM
PIP SQUEAK A GO GO HOSTS A DANCE PARTY FOR ALL AGES

WHO: Pip Squeak a Go Go hosts a benefit for Juvenile Myositis - CURE JM, a very rare auto-immune disorder that affects just 5,000 children in the U.S. Of that statistic - two - live in Alameda. The Pip Squeak A Go Go benefit is in honor Mielle Gonzales, a 7-year old Alameda resident recently diagnosed with Juvenile Myositis, a very rare auto-immune disorder. Mielle's mom, Suzy Clement has joined forces with the CURE JM Foundation (www.curejm.org) and has been working hard to raise awareness for the disease and funds. Last month Suzy and Alameda moms came together to train and complete a half marathon raising over $16,000 for CURE JM. Learn more about the Gonzales family's experience with the diagnosis and disease and Suzy's training at www.mamajog.com or www.mielle-jdm.blogspot.com.

WHAT: A dance party for all ages, Pip Squeak a Go Go - San Francisco's premier Go Go dance group - benefiting CURE JM is hosted by the Devil-Ettes, the Time Outs, Frances England, Uni and her Ukelele. The Devil-Ettes will teach the kids to dance while moms shop the Baby Bazarre and their children bop at the benefit event.

Tickets are $10 and available at the event. Kids under 1 are free.
www.devilettes.com

$10. Children under 1 are free.

Hosted by Guinevere Q, features open mic with improv poets battles.

Music Together® classes are based on the recognition that all children are musical. All children can learn to sing in tune, keep a beat, and participate with confidence in the music of our culture, provided that their early environment supports such learning. The program brings families together by providing a rich musical environment in the classroom and by facilitating family participation in spontaneous musical activity at home within the context of daily life.

(This class is perfectly designed for children age 0 to 3)

Oscar Award Night and Official Kick Off Party of Holi Hungama Mela.

Come route for A.R.Rehman to win the Oscar for the very first time.
A night dedicated to A.R,Rehman

A House Style Party @ San Jose Pizza
http://www.sanjosepizza.net/Contact%20Us.html

Meet with Friends, Enjoy A.R.Rehman Tunes, Play Cool Oscar Games.

Meet people and make new friends.

Lets watch the Oscar Awards Live on 150 inch HD Projector, and keep our fingers crossed and hold our breaths as the Awards for A.R.Rehman's Nominations are announced.

Lets be a part of this proud moment for All Indians, Meet New People, Mingle and Enjoy Mouth watering Desi Pizzas:

Attractions:
FREE ENTRY

Oscar Ballot Game for amazing prizes
Drink Specials
Mouthwatering Desi Pizzas and Indian Food Discounted
http://www.sanjosepizza.net/Contact%20Us.html

Official Kickoff Party of Holi Hungama Mela