San Francisco Regional Mensa:

Codes: ACW all children welcome; BYOB bring your own beverage; CO clothing optional; C/D cat/dog at residence; FE fictitious event; FFE fragrance-free event; FFO finger food only; LCR light carpet rules (no red wine or other staining substances; can also mean no shoes); MO members only; NC no children; NPC, PC no public calendar, public calendar; NMPCW new members, prospects, and candidates welcome; NS, S, S/NS, SO no smoking, smoking, provisions for both, smoking outside; NXM not exclusively Mensa event; RSE regularly scheduled event; WBC well behaved children; WCD, WCE, WCI, WCP wheelchairs difficult, easy, impossible, possible. RSEs are reprinted verbatim unless an update is received by the deadline for the issue in which a change is requested. Note: Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Web Calendar: Our policy is not to list events on the Web calendar unless requested to do so by inclusion of the "PC" ("public calendar") code. If the PC code is not included, your event will default to NPC (no public calendar) and will not be included in the Web calendar. Home addresses (and directions to same) are not listed on the Web, but city and contact information such as telephone and email are unless requested otherwise. MeetUp: SFRM maintains a MeetUp group for events announced on short notice. See www.meetup.com/SFMensa.

To List Your Event: Length limit: 120 words. Submit items to the Calendar Editor at calendar/a/t/sfmensa.org. Items must be received by the deadline listed in the calendar to guarantee inclusion. Items must include host's name, date and time, location, and applicable codes (above), and should also include phone (including area code) or email address. Notices are published on a space-available basis subject to the discretion of the Calendar Editor. The policy for inclusion in the calendar is based on the SFRM bylaws.

Weekly Events in May

Every Tuesday

8:30a Mensa Milers. Come run for fun or train for your marathon with us. Check in with Cynthia at peninsula-sfo/a/t/sfmensa.org for each week's location. We typically run 6-10 miles at Sawyer Camp Trail, the Stanford Dish, or Crystal Springs Cross Country trail. Sorry, pets are not allowed on most trails. PC, NMPCW, NS, NXM, NC (RSE Tu)

11:30a Santa Cruz Lunch. Meet at Johnny's Harborside, 493 Lake Ave., 95062 at the Santa Cruz harbor. From Hwy. 1 go south on 7th Ave. to Eaton St. and turn right. Go 6 blocks to Lake Ave. (just before the bridge) and turn left. Park on Lake Ave. Johnny's is on the right. We meet at a different restaurant each month. Please verify to John Taylor, (831) 475-6366 if you are coming. PC, NMPCW, NS (RSE Tu)

Every Thursday

12:30p Sunnyvale Lunch Bunch. Meet at Fresh Choice, 1105 W. El Camino Real, Sunnyvale 94087, in the Cala Shopping Center between Bernardo and Mary at Grape Ave. on the north side of El Camino. We will eat outside if the weather is fine, or look for us inside near the front door. New people, please call so we will expect you. Claire Taylor, (650) 494-6697. PC, NMPCW (RSE Th)

Date-specific Events in May

May 1 - Tuesday

12n Math Lovers' Lunch. May Flower Chinese Restaurant & Dim Sum, 2156 University Ave., Berkeley 94704, between UC Campus and Shattuck, across the street from Ace Hardware. A table will be reserved; please try to come at 12 sharp. Kevin Langdon, (510) 524-0345, anie.langdon/a/t/polymath-systems.com. PC, NS, NC, NMPCW, NXM, WCP (RSE 1 Tu)

6p Tuesday Tipplers. Join us for drinks and conversation in the bar and stay for dinner. Ristorante La Toscana, 3751 Redwood Hwy., San Rafael 94903. (W. frontage road opposite Marin Civic Center. N. San Pedro Rd. exit.) Parking in the lot or on the street. Carole Taylor, caroleptaylor/a/t/sbcglobal.net or phone (415) 454-9453. (RSE 1 Tu)

May 4 - Friday

BeaveRG XIV in Portland. May 4 through May 6. Veni, Vidi, Redivi! If you liked what you saw at the 2011 AG, come back for more of the Portland Experience. Fascinating presentations, stimulating games and good fellowship abound. This year we're back to the Oregon side of the river, with a great headquarters hotel featuring a fabulous Hospitality venue. And it's right on the MAX light-rail line for easy access to both the airport and downtown. Visit www.oregon.us.mensa.org/rg or contact Stephen Darnell, Registrar, financialwizard2/a/t/comcast.net or (360) 834-6020.

6:15p Movies That Matter: Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011). Escaping from the abusive cult is the easy part. A caring sister is not enough to get Martha past the paranoia, the guilt, and the brainwashing she has endured. A dark, suspenseful drama revealing the frailty we all share. I found this movie disturbing, challenging, and insightful. Rated R for disturbing violent and sexual content, nudity and language. Join us for an evening of pizza, picture, and a chance for thoughtful discussion. Pizza 6:15p, film 7p. Movies shown on 58" plasma TV. For pizza, let us know your preference, meat or veggie. (510) 451-3009, daniel/a/t/joyfulharmony.org. Hosted in Oakland by Daniel Neumayer and Gwendolyn Rothman, Harmony Center for the Joyful Spirit. Map and directions: www.joyfulharmony.org/jh/events.htm. PC, NS, NXM (RSE 1,3 F)

6:30p Friday at the Pub. Join Donna Jadis and Gerry Riley at Crown Pub, 331 Hartz Ave., Danville 94526, a British-style pub complete with red London-style phone booth outside. Drinks, snacks, conversation. We'd love to meet more of our Mensan neighbors. Please call or e-mail Donna/Gerry at (925) 978-0690 to "reserve" (so we can tell the restaurant if we need a table for 6 or 20), even if you're only thinking of coming. Ask for Donna or Mensa to find us at the Pub. For Crown info and directions, see www.crownpub.com or phone (925) 855-2185. E-mail donna/a/t/mooseworks.org or gerry/a/t/mooseworks.org. (RSE 1 F)

May 5 - Saturday

11a Inventors' Co-op. Meet other inventors helping the planet. We discuss and develop patent filings and market electronic inventions. We are electronic engineers, VCs, people seeking interesting projects and web marketing projects like www.InventionSpringBoard.com. No drop-ins please. We're free to Mensans and non-Mensans in Solano County and beyond who demonstrate strong interest in intellectual property. To apply, kindly call membership at (707) 428-5000 or see www.innovationinstituteblog.com. Meetings in Fairfield, 30 minutes from Berkeley near intersecting highways I-80 and I-680 at Invention Springboard. Free. PC, NXM, WCP (RSE 1 Sa)

11a Free Comic Book Day. Many comic book stores will be participating in this annual event, in which comic publishers make special "teaser" issues available for free - though they hope you'll also make a purchase while you're there, of course! Visit www.freecomicbookday.com for more info or to find the comic shop nearest you; perhaps plan a route to hit several on the same day (opening time is usually either 10a or 11a). Contact Karl Heuer at 45qfet802/a/t/sneakemail.com if you'd like to be part of a coordinated group visit (possibly trading issues after reading them). PC, ACW, NMPCW, NXM

6p Start The Month Right. At Elna and Adrian Tymes' home, Mountain View 94043. Come celebrate the 31st year and longest-running monthly social event in all of American Mensa (at Elna's home every month since 1981)! Potluck dinner, unstructured socializing, games, talk. We provide the main dish; you bring salad, bread, or dessert to share and YOB. $1 donation requested. No reservations needed. Info (650) 969-6650. Guests of Mensans must be accompanied by the member. PC, SO, WBC, WCD, C/D (RSE 1 Sat)

6p Mystery/Suspense Movie Discussion Dilettantes (MSMDD). Potluck first. The movie will be Shadow of a Doubt (1943). It stars Teresa Wright and Joseph Cotton. Classic Alfred Hitchcock film about a young woman who begins to suspect her visiting uncle. Please bring a dish to share and YOB. Please bring suggestions for future movies. At the home of Terry and Elizabeth Calaway, San Rafael 94901. (415) 456-9220. PC, NS, D/C(1dog)

May 6 - Sunday

4p Albany Hill Hike. Join us for a one-hour scenic and historic hike up and around Albany Hill 94706. The trail is steep in spots, but the views are expansive. Off-leash dogs are fine. Meet under Pacific East Mall Jumbotron just behind bus stop on east side of Pierce Street between Central Avenue in El Cerrito and Washington Ave. in Albany. Free parking available in mall lot. Six blocks from El Cerrito Plaza BART station. Roberta Maguire, robertamaguire/a/t/hotmail.com. (510) 526-3974, cell (510) 292-6370. ACW, PC, NMPCW, NS, WCI (RSE 1 Su)

May 8 - Tuesday

7p Brainstormer Pub Quiz. Do you like trivia? Join our Transcendental Pi team for dinner and a chance to win some delicious microbrews. Quiz begins promptly at 7:30p. RSVP to save a seat. Pyramid Alehouse, 901 Gilman St., Berkeley 94710, (510) 527-9090. Entrance and parking on 8th St. side. Roberta Maguire, robertamaguire/a/t/hotmail.com, (510) 292-6370. PC, ACW, NMPCW, NS, NXM, WCP (RSE 2,4 Tu)

Intelligencer Deadline. Deadline for calendar events, advertising, members' free ads, and all other content. See page 2 of the printed Intelligencer for information pertaining to general Intelligencer submissions, and the first page of the calendar for information on submitting events. (RSE Tu after 1 Sa)

May 9 - Wednesday

6:17p Berkeley-Oakland Restaurant Group (BORG). Assimilate delicious food and interesting conversation at a good restaurant somewhere in the central East Bay. E-mail or call ahead for the location. Reservation deadline is 6p Tuesday by e-mail or phone so we have a table large enough for everyone. Well-behaved non-Mensans welcome. Please bring cash. Cathy Roha, (510) 845-1833, catroha/a/t/gmail.com. PC, NMPCW (RSE 2 W)

7p Mensa Technology Junkies. An opportunity for tech industry vets to rub elbows, enjoy a beverage, and discuss current tech topics and trends, hosted by Greg Oehmen. We are always looking for presenters and/or suggestions for topics around which a given meeting can be themed. Location rotates monthly between SF and Silicon Valley. This May we meet in SV, location TBD. E-mail greg.oehmen/a/t/gmail.com for specific details. PC, NMPCW (RSE 2 W)

May 10 - Thursday

11:45a South Bay Lunch. Meet at Coco's Bakery Restaurant, (408) 866-5377, 150 E. Hamilton Ave., Campbell 95008 (2 blocks east of Winchester Blvd. at the corner of N. 3rd St.). Sandra Anderson, (408) 621-1273. PC, NMPCW, WCE (RSE 2,4 Th)

5:30p Tulare-Kings Area Mensans will return to Panera Bread, 4103 S. Mooney Blvd., Visalia 93277 for coffee, bagels, pastries and/or dinner, as well as stimulating conversation. Questions? Contact Steve Pastis at (559) 280-9774 or tulare-kings/a/t/sfmensa.org. PC (RSE 2 Th)

May 11 - Friday

11:30a Mexican Lunch in San Mateo. Pancho Villa Taqueria, 365 S. B St. (between 3rd Ave. and 4th Ave.), 94401. Bring a friend and come see why Gourmet Magazine featured this neighborhood taqueria. They have delicious burritos, tacos, salads, combo plates, refreshing aguas frescas, and excellent vegetarian fare. Please bring cash and RSVP to asstlocsec/a/t/sfmensa.org. PC, NMPCW, NS, WCD.

6:30p Mid-Month Mex (MMMex). We meet, eat, and rest our feet at Tito's, 15508 E 14th St., San Leandro 94578, 1500' NE of the exact geographic center of the Bay Area. Twixt 580 and 880, and close to Bay Fair BART, this is where Mensans meet in the middle and go "MMM!" Come for the Mensans and the margaritas (or just for the Mensans), along with a marvelous Mexican meal after 7p. Cohosted by Hank Stephenson, hank888/a/t/earthlink.net or (415) 793-0300 cell, and Peter Midnight. Come see why Tito's has been there for more than 50 years, directly across E 14th St from Bayfair Mall. We'll see you at Tito's! PC, WCE, NMPCW, NC, SO, NXM (RSE 2 F)

7p GenX Food and Movie Night. Join us for dinner at 7p at the Chevy's at 3rd and Howard in SF, followed by a movie at a local theater. As ever, all ages are welcome. The only requirement is the manners your mother taught you, and that includes RSVPs. If you have trouble finding us, call my number; it's a cell. For more info, contact Cathy at (415) 730-5711 or mulfordc/a/t/alumni.princeton.edu. PC, NMPCW (RSE 2 F)

May 12 - Saturday

9:30a Mensa Testing in Berkeley. See www.sfmensa.org/info/testing.html for information.

3:30p Big Ideas Reading Group (We've crossed the Bridge). Note new time. The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations That Transform the World by David Deutsch. The quest to improve explanations is the basic regulating principle not only of science but of all successful human endeavors. This stream of ever improving explanations has infinite reach, according to Deutsch: we are subject only to the laws of physics, and they impose no upper boundary to what we can eventually understand, control, and achieve. For June 9, Truth: A Guide by Simon Blackburn. We've crossed the bridge that Bridgers provided and are on to Big Ideas Reading Group Version II. We continue reading cutting-edge science and technology themes, including AI, robotics, genetics, nanotech, radical life extension, and futurists. We focus on non-fiction and popular science books. We have a list of books read and further information at sfmensa.org/groups/BIRG. Books are nominated by the group and members vote on choices. We are meeting at Le Boulanger, 20488 Stevens Creek Blvd. (SE corner with De Anza Blvd.), Cupertino 95014 in front of the Cypress Hotel. Plenty of free parking in garage next door. Meetings go for about 2 hours from 3:30-5:30p. For questions and directions please contact Chris Boyd at snoboyd/a/t/sbcglobal.net. PC, NMPCW, NXM (RSE 2 Sa)

May 14 - Monday

11:30a Monday Munchers. Rising up from the old Ethnic Dinner, a lunch group in Marin dedicated to trying different restaurants. This month we are going back to Jason's, 300 Drakes Landing, Greenbrae 94904. Restaurant phone is (415) 925-0808. RSVP to Elizabeth Calaway, (415) 456-9220 or elizterrycalaway/a/t/aol.com no later than Friday May 11. PC

May 16 - Wednesday

5:30p San Francisco Pub Get-Together. Stop by after work, or, if you don't work downtown, just come anyway. All Mensans over 21 (and their guests) are welcome. At The Holding Company in 2 Embarcadero Center (Sacramento St. between Front St. and Davis St.) on the top floor, SF 94111. Look for the Mensa logo on top of our table, or ask one of the waitresses, to find us. Starting at 5:30p, but arrive when you can and leave when you're ready. We should be there until at least 8p. They have a Happy Hour until 7p. RSVP preferred on Mensa's Meetup site at www.meetup.com/SFMensa, less preferred by e-mail to Barry Krasner at bwkbwk/a/t/pacbell.net. If you find that you can't come after RSVPing "Yes", please change your RSVP to "No" before the event takes place. PC, NC, NS, NXM (RSE 3W)

7:30p GenX South Bay Pub Quiz. Join us at Katie Bloom's, 369 East Campbell Ave., Campbell 95008. The quiz starts at 7:30p, but come early to secure a table and have some dinner. RSVP helpful but not required. Adrian A., (408) 431-0817 or buaya123 /a/t/yahoo.com. PC, NMPCW, NXM, WCP (RSE W after 2 F)

May 18 - Friday

6:15p Movies That Matter: The Descendants (2011). George Clooney finds himself in over his head, trying to raise two daughters after the sudden death of his wife. Having always been distant, he has no idea how to connect with his daughters, and they aren't going to help him at all. This tragic-comic story follows him as he attempts to put his life back together, hampered by the entry of a daughter's boyfriend-from-hell, and the dawning realization that his marriage wasn't all he thought it was. Won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay; Nominated for Best Picture, Actor, and Director. Join us for an evening of pizza, picture, and a chance for thoughtful discussion. Pizza 6:15p, film 7p. Movies shown on 58" plasma TV. For pizza, let us know your preference, meat or veggie. (510) 451-3009, daniel/a/t/joyfulharmony.org. Hosted in Oakland by Daniel Neumayer and Gwendolyn Rothman, Harmony Center for the Joyful Spirit. Map and directions: www.joyfulharmony.org/jh/events.htm. PC, NS, NXM (RSE 1,3 F)

7p Movie Night in Orinda: The Iron Lady (2011). Meryl Streep won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role as Margaret Thatcher, the only woman who has served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Actor Jim Broadbent co-stars as her husband, Denis Thatcher. It is directed by Phyllida Lloyd. Come about 7p to have time to socialize with Mensa friends before we start the movie at 7:30p. Please bring something to share; it's not a dinner, but salads are welcome, as are hors d'oeuvres, desserts, fruit, and light colored beverages (no chips). Orinda 94563. Please reserve your seat with Mary Bradshaw, (925) 376-0762 or MaryBradsh/a/t/aol.com. PC, NMPCW (RSE 3 F)

May 19 - Saturday

10a SFRM at 2012 Maker Faire Bay Area. SORRY, Mensa participation withdrawn SFRM will NOT have a booth at this year's Faire, hosted by Nguyen Pham and Susan Heimlich and staffed by volunteer Mensan "Makers". The Faire runs from 10a to 8p on May 19 and from 10a to 6p on May 20 at the San Mateo Event Center, 1346 Saratoga Dr., San Mateo 94403. See the article in the printed Intelligencer for more information, or e-mail mal3/a/t/sfmensa.org. PC, ACW, NMPCW, NXM, WCP

7p South Bay Games Night. Join us in South San Jose for games and conversation, hosted by Barbara and Tom Canup. Play our board, word, strategy, and card games, or bring ones of your own. Please bring a snack to share and your choice of beverage. New players are especially welcome. For information, contact Barbara at (408) 225-6068 or treasurer/a/t/sfmensa.org. PC, BYOB, C, NMPCW, SO, WCP (RSE 3 Sa)

May 20 - Sunday

10a SFRM at 2012 Maker Faire Bay Area. SORRY, Mensa participation withdrawn.

11:30a Peninsula Sunday Brunch. Greet old friends and meet new ones when you join us at Fresh Choice for brunch. 1952 S. El Camino Real, San Mateo 94403. Easy access just south of Highway 92. Questions? Call Adele at (650) 339-1431. PC, NMPCW, WCE (RSE 3 Su)

12n Harmony Health Circle: Telling Our Stories. Often we hear great speakers share defining moments, catalytic experiences, and individuals which made them what they are. These experiences contribute greatly to the inspirational speech, message or sermon. Like pebbles thrown on to the still surface of a lake, this type of experiential wisdom makes ripples, spreads, and triggers a domino effect of experiential wisdom in others. Through loving ourselves and listening for our own still small voice (wisdom), we can inspire others. The Health Circle meets at the Oakland Veterans Hall, 200 Grand Ave. at Harrison St., 94610. Hosted by Gwendolyn Rothman, M.D. , Gwendolyn/a/t/pacbell.net, (510) 451-3009. Harmony Center for the Joyful Spirit. Map and directions: www.joyfulharmony.org/jh/events.htm. PC, NS, NXM

May 22 - Tuesday

7p Brainstormer Pub Quiz. See May 8. (RSE 2,4 Tu)

7:30p Intelligencer Peel and Stick. Come help mail the Intelligencer. I'll provide snacks and drinks. Held at the home of Gary Koerzendorfer, 1541 Market St., Santa Clara 95050. (408) 246-7456. PC, NS, D/C (cat) (RSE Tu after 3 Sa)

May 23 - Wednesday

7p Palo Alto Dining Group goes to local trattoria for Italian cuisine. We'll be at Caffe Riace, 200 Sheridan Ave., Palo Alto 94306. In the past they had only outside dining with heat lamps and strange statues, but they have added some indoor rooms (which help if weather is inclement). Their phone is (650) 328-0407. A tad pricey, but with the good food and good conversation, we'll barely notice. Join us! To reserve a seat, e-mail Susan.Heimlich/a/t/gmail.com or call Susan at (650) 325-8078 by Monday, May 21. Expect to hear by the 21st that your seat is confirmed. Ask for Susan, and please bring cash. PC, NMPCW

May 24 - Thursday

11:45a South Bay Lunch. See May 10. (RSE 2,4 Th)

May 26 - Saturday

7p East Bay Games Night. Check SFRM-News on May 22 to make sure I'll be in town or to see who's hosting instead. Then join us on May 26 for fun and games in the East Bay! We're playing word games, card games, board games, all kinds of fast-action social games (not long strategy games). Choose from my shelves of games or bring your own fast-action social games. Please also bring a snack to share. The fun is in Oakland 94611 near Piedmont Ave. and Pleasant Valley Ave. For more information or directions, contact Alan at alan_winson/a/t/yahoo.com or (510) 653-2685. PC, NMPCW, NS, WCP

May 27 - Sunday

12n Harmony Health Circle. Telling Our Stories, Part II. We'll be focusing our intention to capture our own wisdom, speaking it, writing it, and publishing it! We will explore how to transfer experiential insight into a published book. The Health Circle meets at the Oakland Veterans Hall, 200 Grand Ave. at Harrison St., 94610. Hosted by Gwendolyn Rothman, M.D. (510) 451-3009, Gwendolyn/a/t/pacbell.net. Harmony Center for the Joyful Spirit. Map and directions: www.joyfulharmony.org/jh/events.htm. PC, NS, NXM

May 28 - Monday

2p Memorial Day Barbecue. Join Barbara and Tom Canup in San Jose for a holiday backyard BBQ from 2p to 6p. We plan to grill some tandoori-style chicken and you can bring a salad, side dish, or dessert and something else for the grill if you like. There will be wine, conversation and some informal lawn games. For information call Barbara at (408) 225-6068 or e-mail treasurer/a/t/sfmensa.org. PC, BYOB, C, NMPCW, SO, WCP

May 31 - Thursday

11:30a Lunch in Concord. At HomeTown Buffet, 3050 Diamond Blvd., 94520, a block east of I-680, and between the Willow PassRd. and Concord Ave. exits. It is a block north of the Hilton Hotel. Come and join a group of interesting friends for good conversation and all you can eat lunch. Look for us at a large table or two tables on the north/left side of the restaurant. Questions? Mary Bradshaw (925) 376-0762. PC, NMPCW

12n Mensa Metro Lunch. Do you work in downtown San Francisco? Tired of having lunch at your desk? Come meet up with your fellow Mensans for lunch. Bring your lunch plus anything you'd like to share, and meet us from 12n to 1p at the "privately-owned public open space" (POPOS) at 101 2nd St., at the corner of Mission St. We will meet in the upstairs area; enter on the ground floor on either Mission St. or 2nd St. and take either the stairs or the elevator to the balcony. This is a work in progress! As more people attend and the weather gets better, we can move it around to some of the other great open spaces in the downtown area. Please RSVP at www.meetup.com/SFMensa or call Valerie at (415) 472-5693. PC, MO, WCE, (RSE last Th)

FUTURE FLASHES

June 1 - Friday

6:15p Movies That Matter. See May 4. (RSE 1,3 F)

6:30p Friday at the Pub. See May 4. (RSE 1 F)

June 2 - Saturday

10:30a Wine Tasting in Santa Cruz. See article on page 1 of the printed Intelligencer.

11a Inventors' Co-op. See May 5. (RSE 1 Sa)

6p Start The Month Right. See May 5. (RSE 1 Sa)

6p Mystery/Suspense Movie Discussion Dilettantes (MSMDD). Potluck first. The movie will be Lavender Hill Mob (1951). Alec Guinness stars as a bank agent who conspires to steal gold bullion and smuggle it out of the country. His choice of accomplices makes the whole caper doubtful. Please bring a dish to share and YOB. Please bring suggestions for future movies. At the home of Terry and Elizabeth Calaway, San Rafael 94901. (415) 456-9220. PC, NS, D/C (1dog)

June 3 - Sunday

4p Albany Hill Hike. See May 6. (RSE 1 Su)

June 5 - Tuesday

12n Math Lovers' Lunch. See May 1. (RSE 1 Tu)

6p Tuesday Tipplers. See May 1. (RSE 1 Tu)

Intelligencer Deadline. See May 8. (RSE Tu after 1 Sa)

June 8 - Friday

6:30p Mid-Month Mex (MMMex). See May 11. (RSE 2 F)

7p GenX Food and Movie Night. See May 11. (RSE 2 F)

June 9 - Saturday

3:30p Big Ideas Reading Group. See May 12. (RSE 2 Sa)

July 1 - Sunday

2p The Chaotic Confluence in San Francisco features Beach Blanket Babylon and the evening tour of Alcatraz. Hosted by Peter Midnight. See groups.yahoo.com/group/M-Confluence/. PC

July 2 - Monday

The Chaotic Confluence takes Amtrak's California Zephyr to Reno for the 2012 Annual Gathering: The End of Time. PC

May 2012 Events

Future Flashes