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Anyone who still wishes to contribute can write a check to "Shave or Dye" and mail it to: Shave or Dye; c/o Tom Beninger; Davis Intermediate School; 5035 Edenview Dr.; San Jose , CA; 95111.(Pauline Lubens/ San Jose Mercury News) From her wheelchair ...
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(AP Photo/ Mercury News,Nhat V. Meyer) ** magazines out; no sales ** San Jose State has backed out of its 2010 football game at Stanford for financial reasons and lined up a more lucrative season opener instead. The Spartans are expected to receive ...
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The head of a prominent Latino organization in San Jose is resigning as state authorities look into allegations the group illegally raided employee retirement funds. In an e-mail to the Mercury News, Olivia Soza Mendiola said her contract with the ...
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... $25 million budget shortfall, agreed to a tentative 20 percent cut in funding for dozens of nonprofit organizations that contract with the government to provide services to children, the elderly and the poor, the San Jose Mercury News reports. ...
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Legislators are pushing back, as they should, on Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's plan to slash Cal Grants and eventually end the state's primary source of college aid for needy students. The proposal to cut all grants for this year's high school graduates ...
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The physicists found bismuth telluride has an interesting property -- it allows electrons to travel through it without losing energy, the San Jose Mercury News reported. "We're at the very beginning of understanding this new class of materials," said ...
Stanford scientists discover a possible successor to silicon TMCnet
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Marine scientist Adina Paytan was interviewed on KION TV about research on mercury in coastal waters, and Paytan and environmental toxicologist Russell Flegal were quoted in news stories in the Santa Cruz Sentinel, Monterey Herald, San Jose Mercury ...
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(Nhat V. Meyer/ Mercury News) At 4000 feet over the Pacific, the only thing vacationing San Jose police officers Luan Nguyen and Manny Vasquez wanted was to catch some Z's, maybe see an action movie and finally hear the announcement: "Welcome to San ...
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NBC Bay Area, CA
When asked about that, she told the San Jose Mercury News, an attendant told her, "Well, those people are different." A hospital spokeswoman says an internal investigation found Orbin had received good care and the hospital followed proper procedures. ...
Schwarzenegger Urges Quick Resolution of Prop. 8 Challenge in ... California Chronicle
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"The more independent one is, the more effective you're going to be," Coto, D- San Jose , told the Mercury News at the time. That turned out to be a fleeting impulse: Coto has collected insurance money at a pace unrivaled among other legislators. ...
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SFist, CA
Yesterday afternoon, one of the young female falcons that adorn the roof at San Jose City Hall (named Ilahay, which is "angel" in Persian) took her first flight. According to the Mercury News, the falcon "flew over the Martin Luther King Jr. library ...
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San Jose Mercury News, USA
By Mercury News staff Summertime and the laughin' is easy. San Jose Rep is turning up the box office heat this summer with a sizzling comedy double-bill. First there's the iconic Tony-winning tour-de-camp that is "Forbidden Broadway," a priceless spoof ...
Eye Openers: What's hot around the Bay this week San Jose Mercury News
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By John Woolfolk Despite a city audit last year assailing San Jose pension officials for excessive travel expenses, some trustees are itching to hit the road again. David Bacigalupi, a retired policeman who chairs the seven-member board overseeing the ...
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Internal Affairs: San Jose cop's YouTube video is all the rage in Cannes. Or not. By the Mercury News The summer season of competing, overblown blockbusters has begun right here in San Jose . Except not with the big-budget oeuvres of James Cameron and ...
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Teacher Kim Corneille helps Alexandra Constant, 8, and Owen Hugill, 8, measure plants in the garden at Lynhaven Elementary School in San Jose . Burglars had broken into the school before this year, swiping computers and other valuables. ...
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By Mike Cassidy Card rack at Bloomster's where they carry the Jumping Cracker Beans greeting cards in San Jose , Calif on Wednesday, May 27, 2009. (Josie Lepe/ Mercury News) It's been a whirlwind or as whirlwindy as it can get in the somewhat ...
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Merced Sun-Star, CA
State Senate Democrats are having second thoughts about corporate tax breaks that the Legis- lature never should have granted this year. Legislators and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger slipped in the cuts, which could eventually total $2.5 billion a year, ...
California Democrats Unveil Budget Plan; Schwarzenegger Vows Veto California Chronicle
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Dai Sugano is an award winning photojournalist and senior multimedia editor at the San Jose Mercury News. He co-created MercuryNewsPhoto.com whose interactive story telling has been judged among the world's best two years in a row in the Pictures of ...
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EMC was concerned enough about the issue to publish an open letter to Data Domain employees in the San Jose Mercury News assuring them that EMC is "very mindful of culture -- respecting and preserving the various cultures that made the companies we ...
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Posey just hit a walk-off homer in the bottom of the 13th to win it for . San Jose. ! Just thought we could some upbeat news to offset the whiny comments. Nipper says: June 7th, 2009 at 7:58 am. Johnson's a gamer! ...
Homeless Man Dies Defending Dog - San Jose, CA?
Q. Homeless Man Dies Defending Dog POSTED: 7:46 am PDT May 2, 2007 UPDATED: 7:52 am PDT May 2, 2007 san jose, Calif. -- A homeless man died Monday after a scuffle on San Jose's busy West Santa Clara Street just before lunchtime, according to San Jose police. The man, Cornelius Van Der Vies, was a well-known figure in downtown San Jose because of his friendly nature and his constant companion Boo Boo. According to witnesses, another homeless man began throwing things at Boo Boo and Van Der Vies jumped in to defend the animal. Witnesses said the man then turned on Van Der Vies, kicking and hitting him until he collapsed. The San Jose Mercury news reported Van Der Vies may have suffered a heart attack. The newspaper set up a condolence… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Wed May 2 19:16:00 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I read that story this morning. I really hope they allow someone to adopt the dog even though they said it has bitten in the past but doesn't elaborate under what circumstances (perhaps the dog bit while trying to protect him?) Obviously the homeless man and the dog had a really special connection.
Answered by mymammoth - Wed May 2 19:21:11 2007
Q. Homeless Man Dies Defending Dog POSTED: 7:46 am PDT May 2, 2007 UPDATED: 7:52 am PDT May 2, 2007 san jose, Calif. -- A homeless man died Monday after a scuffle on San Jose's busy West Santa Clara Street just before lunchtime, according to San Jose police. The man, Cornelius Van Der Vies, was a well-known figure in downtown San Jose because of his friendly nature and his constant companion Boo Boo. According to witnesses, another homeless man began throwing things at Boo Boo and Van Der Vies jumped in to defend the animal. Witnesses said the man then turned on Van Der Vies, kicking and hitting him until he collapsed. The San Jose Mercury news reported Van Der Vies may have suffered a heart attack. The newspaper set up a condolence… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Wed May 2 19:16:00 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I read that story this morning. I really hope they allow someone to adopt the dog even though they said it has bitten in the past but doesn't elaborate under what circumstances (perhaps the dog bit while trying to protect him?) Obviously the homeless man and the dog had a really special connection.
Answered by mymammoth - Wed May 2 19:21:11 2007
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