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EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom2 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013CALENDAR

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EDITORIAL Hilbert Morales englisheditor el-observadorcom

Cinthia Rodriguez spanisheditor el-observadorcom

CONTRIBUTORS Mario JimenezHector CurrielLuis AlbaFelix PagasOsvaldo Castillo Jr

ACCOUNTING Maria Espinoza-Duran maria el-observadorcom

INTERN Arturo Hilario

ART DIRECTOR ILLUSTRATOR Roberto Romo Omicuauhtli rromodesigngmailcom rromolopezblogspotcom

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Free Dental Fair May 18th- 19th 500am San Jose Convention Center South Hall 150 West San Carlos Street San Jose CA 95113 httpwwwhealthyfamilyfundorg First come first serve basis

Electronics recycling collection 200 E Santa Clara St San Jose CA 95109 (916) 617-2664

Free Sunday Yoga in the park Every Sunday 1100am Dolores Park Dolores St amp 19th St San Francisco CA 94114

Humane Society Free Pet Adoption June 1st-2nd 901 Ames Avenue Milpitas Ca

hssorgAdoptForFree (408) 262-2133

Free Piedmont Avenue Art Walk 3rd Thursday of every month 600pm-900pm Piedmont Avenue Oakland CA Free Heart Screeningfor Children By appointment Valley Medical Center or familyrsquos home wwwinfant-heartcom (408) 885-4415

West Coast Premier of Exquisite Photographs Haunting Images March 27th-June 16th 1100am-500pm Cantor Arts Center Stanford University 328 Lomita Dr Stanford CA 94305 (650) 723-4177

HEADLINES

Inauguracioacuten oficial de la Plaza El Mexicano en el Fairgounds de San Joseacute Despueacutes de antildeos de planificacioacuten y meses de la construccioacuten de la ldquoPlaza El Mexicano en el Fairgrounds de San Joseacuterdquo se abre oficialmente a las 11 am Este Mieacutercoles 08 de mayo 2013 Esta asociacioacuten entre la base local Marquez Brothers International y el recinto ferial del condado de Santa Clara completa tal vez la mayor instalacioacuten de su tipo en el norte de California La Plaza seraacute la sede de una gran variedad de eventos mexicanos multi-culturales y tradicio-nales incluyendo el entretenimiento regional El primer espectaacuteculo estaacute pro-gramado para el domingo 19 de mayo cuando Joan Sebastian se presentaraacute en un espectaacuteculo PM 3

Senator Yee plans to place ban on 3-D printed guns in California Sena-tor Leland Yee of San Francisco has put forth legislation that would prohibit the use and manufacturing of 3-D printed firearms 3-D printers are a new technology that can be used to download and manufacture three-dimension-al blueprints and build them out of pieces of plastic Yee does believe that the 3-D printer capabilities are of ldquoamazing possibilitiesrdquo but the use of them to create gun parts that are untraceable and anonomous poses a risk to the public The first fireable design a design known as ldquoThe Liberatorrdquo has already successfully fired a 380 caliber bullet

Apoyo al Seguro Social es especialmente fuerte entre los afroamerica-nos e hispanosUn informe publicado por la organizacioacuten National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI) encontroacute que los afroamericana e hispanos apoyan solidamente al seguro social ldquoLa verdadera prueba de apoyo de los esta-dounidenses al Seguro Social es su disposicioacuten a pagar por ellordquo dijo Jasmine Tucker analista ejecutiva de poliacuteticas en NASI y autora del informe ldquoLos esta-dounidenses en todos los grupos raciales y eacutetnicos dicen que no les importa pagar impuestos del Seguro Social porque el programa ayuda a millones de personas y porque ellos y sus familias se benefician del mismordquo

Santa Clara County celebrates May 2013 as Historic Preservation Month Santa Clara County is celebrating National Historic Preservation Month by starting a Photo-sharing campaign named ldquoSee Save Celebraterdquo The campaign aims to celebrate the countyrsquos historical heritage and increase awareness of historical preservation The Historical Heritage Commission will host an exhibition of the submitted photos on May 30 2013 from 530 ndash 700 pm at the County Administration Building at 70 West Hedding Street San Jose

CALENDAR

Afiara String Quartet A Stanford Live Informance May 18th 500pm Community School of Music and Arts (Tateuchi Hall) Finn Center 230 San Antonio Circle Mountain View CA 94040 650-917-6800 ext 305 wwwarts4allorg Free

18th Dancinrsquo on the Avenue June 22nd 200pm-800pm Lincoln Avenue San Jose CA willowglenorg

Latinas Contra Cancer 9th Annual Motherrsquos Day Walk May 12th (408) 280-0811 For information httpwwwlatinascontracancerorg

I Am Harvey Milk June 26th 27th 28th

The Nourse Theatre 201-299 Hayes Street San Francisco CA Tickets at sfgmcorg or (415) 392-4400

East Side Save Our Sports 5K RunWalk May 19th 730am Registration-900am Start time Mt Pleasant High School 1750 S White Road San Jose CA 95127 $35 Registration Fee wwwactivecom MACLArsquos 15th Annual Art Auction May 18th 600pm MACLA 510 S First Street San Jose CA 95113 (408) 998-ARTE

Teatro Campesino Frida May 17-18 200pm El Teatro Campesino 705 Fourth Street

San Juan Bautista CA 95045 $15 brownpaperticketscom

Moveable Feast Willow Glen Every Friday night 500pm-800pm VTA Curtner Light Rail Station Canoas Garden Ave amp Curtner Ave San Jose CA 95125

2 Dollar Tuesday Art Sales Every 3rd Tuesday of the month KALEID Gallery 88 S 4th Street San Jose CA 95113 httpwwwkaleidgallerycom Free Admission 17th Annual Youth Speaks Teen Poetry Slam April 12th-May 11th Youth Speaks 1663 Mission St 604 San Francisco CA 94103 wwwyouthspeaksorg Tickets $5 (Suggested Donation)

THE WARFIELD SFMAY 18th 2013

8PM

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom 3MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

Vote Cindy Chavez for Supervisor in the June 4th special election

CINDY Chavez FOR SUPERVISOR

wwwcindychavezforsupervisorcomcopyEO2013

Paid for by Cindy Chavez for Supervisor

Experience Matters Endorsed by every law enforcement organization in the county Long track record of helping children Only candidate endorsed by Democratic Party

SACRAMENTO

Attorney General Kamala D Harris applauded Gover-nor Jerry Brown for signing a bill that provides $24 million for a Department of Justice program that takes firearms out of the hands of individuals who are prohibited by law from owning them

ldquoCalifornia is leading the nation in a common-sense ef-fort to protect public safety by taking guns away from danger-ous violent individuals who are prohibited by law from owning themrdquo said Attorney General Harris ldquoThese funds will allow the Department of Justice to increase the number of agents conducting these smart and ef-fective operations I commend Governor Brown for signing this critical public safety invest-ment into lawrdquo

Senate Bill 140 which takes effect immediately will allow the Attorney General to hire

36 additional agents for the Armed and Prohibited Persons program (APPS) It will enable the Department of Justice to in-crease enforcement operations in Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento Fresno and Riv-erside

California is the only state with a program like APPS which identifies people who previously purchased one or more guns but are later prohib-ited from owning them A per-son becomes prohibited if he or she is convicted of a felony or a violent misdemeanor is placed under a domestic violence restraining order or is deter-mined to be mentally unstable

Senate Bill 140 by Senator Mark Leno appropriates $24 million to the Department of Justice from a fund created by fees paid by gun owners at the time of purchase to hire addi-tional agents and support staffUpon taking office in 2011 At-torney General Harris added 10

agents to the program making a total of 33 in order to increase the number of guns confiscated from prohibited persons Over the last two years DOJ agents have investigated nearly 4000 people and seized nearly 4000 weapons including nearly 2000 handguns and more than 300 assault weapons In the first three months of 2013 agents have collected 461 fire-arms and 23080 rounds of ammunition

The APPS database cross-references five databases to identify those who legally pur-chased handguns and regis-tered assault weapons since 1996 with people who are prohibited from owning or pos-sessing firearms

The database was complet-ed in November 2006 and the first statewide sweep was con-ducted in 2007

Prohibited Persons ProgramCOMMUNITY

Solar Impulse- The solar airplane of Bertrand Pic-card and Andreacute Borschberg successfully launched the ldquoClean Generationrdquo initiative by completing the first leg of the 2013 Across America mission ndash the first crossing of the United States by a solar-powered airplane capable of flying day and night

Pilot Bertrand Piccard took off from Moffett Airfield in Mountain View at NASArsquos Ames Research Center (CA) at 0612 AM PDT (UTC-7) and after a 18 hours and 18 minutes flight from southern California over the Mojave National Preserve and into Arizona he landed the HB-SIA prototype at 0030 AM MST (UTC-7) at Phoenixrsquos Sky Harbor International Airport

This is the first of five legs that will lead the projectrsquos co-founders Bertrand Pic-card and Andreacute Borschberg to alternately fly the solar airplane coast-to-coast from California to New York By crossing the United States Andreacute Borschberg and Ber-trand Piccard are launching the ldquoClean Generationrdquo ini-tiative ndash a global awareness-raising movement advocat-ing for greater investment in innovative technologies for sustainable energy produc-tion and use

Thousands of Supporters worldwide have joined the movement and their names will be virtually brought by the pilots across America with use of a USB key ndash and with every stop over more names will be added All

those interested in being part of this movement of influ-encers can sign up here

httpwwwsolarimpulsecomjoin_us

ldquoWersquove been dreaming about crossing the United States for years - the land of scientific research innova-tion and aviation pioneers ndash and itrsquos hard to believe itrsquos re-ally happeningrdquo said Andreacute Borschberg (Co-Founder CEO and pilot of Solar Im-pulse) and Bertrand Piccard (Initiator Chairman and pi-lot of Solar Impulse) as they walked down the runway ldquoWe are thrilled to have safely and successfully completed this first leg and we werenrsquot alone thousands of names of our supporters virtually ac-companied usrdquo

Beginning May 6 2013 the Registrar of Voters will have mailed out official bal-lots to some 72 of the reg-istered voters residing within Supervisor District 2 whose seat is vacant due to the resig-nation of George Shirakawa Jr Itrsquos an important factor to consider that currently the Board of Supervisors has no elected woman even though 52 of the resident popula-tion throughout the county are women It would be a good thing for District 2 con-stituents to elect a woman because the county deals with $42 billion in resources which are mainly allocated to support services for public safety amp security transporta-tion education the needy elderly mental health social and medical services These are all matters which require the tender touch and per-spective of a woman

District Two residents

need to know that this oppor-tunity to elect a woman was created by the accurate inves-tigative reporting of the San Jose Metro an independent locally owned newspaper published by Dan Pulcrano There are seven candidates for this vacant seat however Alvarado and Chavez seem to be the front-runners today

TERESA ALVARADO

has degrees in environmen-tal technology civil engineer-ing and management (SJSU and Tufts University) She has worked for NASA head-ed the Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley co-founded Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley and currently is Com-munications Manager Santa Clara Valley Water District Her job experiences have been in for-profit non-profit and federal government or-

ganizations She was raised in San Josersquos East Side Com-munity and still has family ties in the East Sude Com-munity

Alvarado has shown her

commitment to her commu-nity by a) Providing scholar-ships encouraging women to attend college after having had their families b) Pro-grams to control childhood obesity c) Promoting sci-ence technology engineer-ing and math (STEM) d) Championing parks open space and trails e) Inform-ing the community about the importance of a childrsquos first five years and f) Honoring families for their dedication to community service

Teresa has proposed a

reform agenda which ad-dresses the current need for a county government which is accessible and transpar-ent Her proposals include a) Publishing online calendar for all county elected officials b) Disclosure of all commu-nications seeking to influence county policy c) Appoint an independent citizens task force to propose a new Sun-shine ordinance d) Have an lsquoIntegrity Unitrsquo charged with investigating any impropri-eties brought up by whistle-blowers e) Schedule Board meeting during evening hours to permit more citizen engagementinvolvement

An overview of CINDY

CHAVEZrsquos personal experi-ences reveals she was elected to the San Jose City Coun-cil and was lsquoVice-Mayorrsquo (1998-2006) Chavez led the Strong Neighborhoods Initiative (Redevelopment funds) Childrenrsquos Health Initiative Brought new jobs by expanding commercial office and retail space and bringing BART to San Jose and Championed disclo-sures to increase government transparency and account-ability Chavez is currently Executive Director Working Partnerships USA and for-mer Director South Bay La-

bor Council Chavez led the successful efforts to increase San Josersquos minimum wage and to stabilize county fund-ing for the Childrenrsquos Health Initiative

Chavez supporters in-clude union members whose pensions may be involved in any assessment of unfunded pension obligations One of the major issues which the County of Santa Clara needs to address in an open and transparent fashion soon is its public employee pen-sion funding Are there any union pension agreements which have not been prop-erly funded after evaluation by a professioal actuary Like the City of San Jose the County must face up to pen-sion payouts compromising its ability to pay for the public services now being delivered Chavez has a history of being an effective union labor ad-vocatenegotiator Will Cindy be able to be objective given her long association with la-bor unions and their political machinery

Here are two Latinas both well qualified and with a his-tory of local communty activ-ism and advocacy Hopefully one will receive more than 50 vote to eliminate the need for a run-off election More importantly this elec-tion will place the peoplersquos choice on the Board of Su-pervisors sooner rather than later Do not under estimate the impact of having a wom-an included in all supervisorrsquos deliberations about public policy issues being addressed in this time of restricted re-sources and limited tax rev-enues

The best election outcome is getting a large number of District 2 constitutents to vote in their own best inter-ests Letrsquos have a fairly con-tested election One wherein no one distributes lsquovery late negative hit pieces or deploys scam Mail-In-Vote couriers Letrsquos keep this election above board

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom4 OPINION

Hilbert Morales

EL OBSERVADOR

MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

WHICH ONE TERESA ALVARADO or CINDY CHAVEZ

Letter to the Editor

Cinthia RodriacuteguezEL OBSERVADOR

Debe resultar suacuteper faacute-cil el imaginar que yo tengo una buena relacioacuten con mi madre porque siento que la menciono demasiado en la mayoriacutea de mis notas de opi-nioacuten Ahora me doy cuenta que no tengo una cantidad suficiente de amigos y qui-zaacute deberiacutea salir a divertirme maacutes a menudo

Estoy bastante segura que todo el mundo piensa que tiene la mejor madre iquestAdi-vinen queacute A menos que su mamaacute sea Rosario Rodriacute-guez entonces no lo es ldquoMi mamaacute es lo maacuteximordquo

Cuando teniacutea doce antildeos de edad tuve una gran idea ldquoqueriacutea ser vegetarianardquo para salvar a los animales de la crueldad a la que son expues-tos Mi madre era lo suficien-temente increiacuteble y detallista

para cocinar comidas separa-das y prepararme a miacute pla-tillos vegetarianos Dos antildeos despueacutes decidiacute que queriacutea ser artista Asiacute que ella me ins-cribioacute en una escuela la cual teniacutea el mejor programa de arte en el distrito escolar

Un antildeo maacutes tarde decidiacute que queriacutea alcanzar mi sue-ntildeo de convertirme en vete-rinaria asiacute que de nuevo se aseguroacute que asistiera a un programa meacutedico durante la escuela secundaria

La lista puede seguir y seguir de tanto apoyo que he recibido de su parte Ella tambieacuten es muy carintildeosa de mente abierta divertida y

una gran cocinera He apren-dido a confiar en ella y amar-la tal y como ella es Pero no siempre fue asiacute Pasamos por un camino muy duro y estoy encantada de decir que esa etapa sucedioacute ya hace varios antildeos atraacutes

Ella es todo para miacute y es-toy muy contenta de que sea mi madre Me ha guiado y ha hecho de miacute una mujer trabajadora y honesta y por eso siempre estareacute en deuda con ella

Te quiero mamaacute iexclFeliz Diacutea de la Madre ldquoY a todas las madres del mundo felici-dadesrdquo

Te quiero mamaacute

The campaign to fill the vacant District 2 seat on the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors is in full swing with more than a half dozen candidates vying for the seat The district represents down-town and East SanJose Former San Jose Vice Mayor Cindy Chavez is running be-cause she wants to help make this city and county a safe and enjoyable place for every-one Cindy Chavez has been a driving force in Silicon Val-ley politics social justice and labor issues for more than two decades As a two-term member of the San Jose City Council including serving two years as Vice Mayor she built a strong reputation as an advocate for improving the quality of life throughout San Jose She was a leader

in developing cutting-edge community-based programs to address crime education small business development park improvements and neighborhood revitalization The Democratic Party knows Cindy will work hard to im-prove public safety and make sure children have access to health care and the education they need to compete for the future

The campaign that raised the minimum wage in San Jose to $10 an hour one of the highest levels in the country was largely suc-cessful because of Chavezrsquos leadership at the South Bay Labor Council and Working Partnerships USA In a city thatrsquos among the most expen-sive places to live in the coun-

try tens of thousands of people are now better able to support themselves and their families Former Vice Mayor Chavez wants to be part of a county government that makes every attempt to engage the public in a meaningful and thought-ful way Cindy is the only can-didate in the race endorsed by the Democratic Party and every law enforcement organization in the county

She will work hard to make Santa Clara County a better place for everyone The special election is June 4th

Sincerely Steve Preminger Chair

Santa Clara County Democratic Party

OCURRIELCIASHector Curriel

hcurriel777yahoocom

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom 5COMMUNITY

bull Gabinetes para Cocinabull Gabinetes para Bantildeobull Pisos de Madera Laminados y Azulejosbull Partes de Plomeriacutea y Electrodomeacutesticosbull Juego de bantildeera de 3 Paneles de Piedra Cultivada $299bull Granito y Maacutermolbull Fregaderos y Campanas de Cocina

Almaden Kitchen amp Granite

2131 South 10th St San Jose CA 95112408-292-0290

wwwalmadenkitchencom

Material de Construccioacuten de Venta al por Mayor y al por Menor

Gabinetes 35

de descuento

Azulejos desde 59pc

Fregaderos desde

$119

Lic871447

MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

CALIFORNIA

CDPH no tiene pruebas de que este incidente ha dado lu-gar a un uso no autorizado de dicha informacioacuten CDPH si-gue colaborando con la Patru-lla de Caminos de California en esta investigacioacuten Usted podriacutea ser afectado si

bull Nacioacute o es un padre de un nintildeo nacido en el antildeo 1974 en los meses de mayo junio ju-lio agosto o septiembre y

bull Si usted nacioacute o su hijo

nacioacute en los condados de San-ta Clara Santa Cruz Shasta Siskiyou Solano Sonoma Estanislao Sutter o Tehama

Si usted no nacioacute o es pa-dre de un nintildeo no nacido du-rante esos cinco meses en el

antildeo 1974 en uno de estos nue-ve condados su informacioacuten no estaba en el carrete que se encontroacute

ldquoLamentamos que esta

informacioacuten se ha puesto en peligrordquo dijo el Dr Ron Cha-pman director de CDPH y el oficial de salud del estado ldquoTomamos el quebranta-miento de cualquier informa-cioacuten personal muy en serio y estamos comprometidos a mejorar nuestros sistemas de seguridadrdquo

La rama del Registro Civil (VRIPB por sus siglas en in-gleacutes) del CDPH mantiene un registro central permanente de todo nacimiento actas de defuncioacuten muerte fetal ma-trimonio y la disolucioacuten de los hechos vitales que ocurren en California

Si usted nacioacute en los meses de mayo junio julio agosto o septiembre del antildeo 1974 o fue el padre de un nintildeo nacido durante ese tiempo en cual-quiera de los nueve condados referidos y tiene preguntas llame al (855) 737-1796 entre las 800 am y 500 pm de lunes a viernes o por correo electroacutenico 1974birthcdphcagov

CDPH recomienda a aquellos que creen que su informacioacuten pudo ser inclui-da en este carrete que ponga una alerta de fraude en sus cuentas de creacutedito con las tres agencias principales de informes de creacutedito de los Es-tados Unidos obtenga copias de sus informes de creacutedito y tomar otras medidas adecua-das para vigilar y proteger sus identidades

Algunos Registros de Nacimiento

de California Se Encontraron En Un

Lugar No SeguroUna investigacioacuten del Departamento de Salud Puacuteblica de California

(CDPH por sus siglas en ingleacutes) encontroacute un carrete que contiene imaacutegenes de 2000 actas de nacimiento del antildeo 1974 en un lugar no

seguro Estos certificados de nacimiento contienen nombres direcciones nuacutemeros de Seguro Social y alguna informacioacuten medica

Arturo Hilario EL OBSERVADOR

At a theater room in an engineering building at San Jose State University a large drum rang through the walls at the commencement of a community lecture by au-thor Luis J Rodriguez He is known for his tales of liv-ing and breathing in a gang world the violence uncer-tainty and 3-dimensional characterization of that life-style The drum circle was meant to represent the spiri-tuality of rising above adver-sity

For the Thursday May 2nd community meeting filled to capacity with mostly youth Mr Rodriguez spoke about his experiences in gangs and the battle to change himself in order to help the youth that are frequently the tar-get of veteran gang members

looking for new ldquostreet sol-diersrdquo

His views on community involvement in empowering youth involved knowledge and artistry He commented that when someone grows up in an environment full of danger drugs and general dismay there is no imagina-tion nor progression in that person His most famous book and as it turns out one of the most read books in the audience ldquoAlways Runningrdquo was written to try to help his son understand the negativ-ity that being in a gang cre-ates The book written in 1992 talks about the hard-ships of poverty racial op-pression and gang life

Mr Rodriguez went on to describe the ways in which knowledge can be passed down to those that are in-volved in gangs and help

them steer away from that lifestyle He did agree with members of the audience who described situations where family members and countless others are born into a life of gang member-ship In some of these the parents of the children were active gang members so itrsquos difficult to assist those in these situations His views involved ldquohealing and be-havior modificationrdquo which included reconnecting with troubled individuals in order to teach them to change from the gang mentality

After an interesting Q amp A with his audience he con-cluded with ldquoIn order to be a complete human being you must be a complete artistrdquo He added that whatever you are enthusiastic about ldquothatrsquos the life you were meant to live Your passionrdquo

Community Lecture Luis J Rodriguez

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom6 BUSINESS

BE PART OF THE SOLUTIONTO CREEK POLLUTION

Saturday May 18 20139amndash12pm

wwwcleanacreekorg(408) 630-2739

MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

(STATEPOINT)

Tired of taking orders Have a great business idea May which is National Small Business Month is a great time to think about starting your own endeavor

But do you have what it takes to do it all yourself

A new survey of business owners conducted by De-luxe a provider of marketing services and products to small businesses concludes that small business owners share many of the same tendencies and even similar personal his-tories -- a sort of unique DNA that allows them to thrive

For example when it comes to heredity and actual DNA 76 percent of small business owners have rela-tives who owned businesses And 86 percent are ultra-con-fident believing they can do anything they really set their mind to Most interestingly the research found a tendency

to try and fail then succeed Seventy-seven percent of small business owners sur-veyed said they would rather learn from failure than never try at all

In time for National Small Business Month here are some tips for those looking to launch businesses

bull Do your research While starting a business involves risk you can mitigate some uncertainty with proper re-search In fact seventy-nine percent of small business owners research products be-fore purchasing according to the survey -- a tendency that far exceeds that of the general population

Have a clear understand-ing of your market competi-tors expected startup costs overhead and return on in-vestment Know who your customer base will be and learn about them

bull Build a brand Power-ful branding differentiates a company from its competi-

tors making it easier for cus-tomers to choose that compa-ny for business relationships and allows a company to get referral business

However donrsquot wing it yourself on your home com-puter A professional design team can help you stand out for the right reasons

bull Communicate Whether yoursquore providing legal services or yoursquore a roofing contractor technology has made it easier for business owners to estab-lish themselves as experts by sharing their knowledge with current and potential custom-ers Use social media tools to deliver news offer informa-tion and provide deals and promotions

bull Optimize If you build a website will they come Not necessarily Text-based content is how Google deter-mines what a site is about Be sure to add keywords to your title page page description meta tags and headlines

May is Small Business Month Do You Have

What it Takes to Start Your Own Business

These days you neednrsquot be a Gates or a Trump to be successful The right tools and at-titude can make all the difference (c) mangostock - Fotoliacom

Jason AldermanPRACTICAL MONEY

Hay varias formas de aco-tar los costos relacionados con una boda y aun asiacute dis-frutar de un acontecimiento memorable Estas son algu-nas sugerencias

bullHaga un presupuesto y busque precio Las exposi-ciones temaacuteticas sobre bodas son una buena forma de co-nocer a diferentes proveedo-res y reunir ideas

bullVaya con alguacuten encarga-do de la fiesta y con un ami-go de confianza que no esteacute emocional y financieramente comprometido con la boda

bullTal vez se sienta presio-nado por los proveedores para que los contrate o deje

alguacuten depoacutesito pero lo maacutes prudente es llevarse su infor-macioacuten de contacto y hacer una pequentildea investigacioacuten primero

bullAbra una cuenta de co-rreo electroacutenico exclusiva para las comunicaciones con los proveedores de la boda

bullAprovecharaacute mejor su dinero si se casa en tempora-da baja ndashuna boda en junio podriacutea costar entre un 20 y un 30 por ciento maacutes que en abril u octubre

bullLas bodas diurnas suelen ser maacutes econoacutemicas que las nocturnas

bullUna recepcioacuten con cena bufeacute puede implicar un aho-rro de U$S15 por invitado en comparacioacuten con una cena a la carta

bullSi va a hacer una gran recepcioacuten use una torta de exhibicioacuten maacutes pequentildea para la ceremonia del corte y tenga la verdadera torta de bodas guardada en la cocina

bullSirva vino cerveza y una especialidad de coacutectel

bullConsidere alquilar o comprar un vestido de no-via usado en alguna casa de trajes en consignacioacuten o en un sitio especializado de In-ternet Haga lo mismo con el atuendo del novio

bullContratar a un disc joc-key en lugar de una banda en vivo

bullLimite la cantidad de in-vitados de manera de poder interactuar con cada uno

Recorte los gastos de su boda

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom 7EDUCATIONMAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

(NAPSI)

When comparing college costs one of a studentrsquos first steps should be filling out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Then students begin receiving back financial aid award letters from the colleges theyrsquove ap-plied to These letters outline the estimated cost to attend the school expected fam-ily contribution and financial aid award package which includes grants scholarships work-study need-based and non-need-based loans

Your financial aid letter may look different this year Colleges have the option of using the US Department of Educationrsquos new Financial Aid Shopping Sheet for the 2013minus2014 award year Many of the elements contained in this new form are the same as a schoolrsquos own financial aid award letter though the stan-dardized format should make it easier to review elements such as grant and scholarship amounts net costs gradua-tion rates loan default rates median borrowing and es-timated monthly loan pay-ments after graduation

After you receive either form here are some next steps

Determine additional expenses Consider all fund-ing options including grants scholarships institutional awards Federal Work Study Federal Perkins Loans andor Federal Direct Stafford Loans Be realistic about your budgeting needs Borrow only what you need

Explore additional financing options

Tuition payment planmdashInstead of paying your tu-ition bill in one lump sum each semester if offered by your school you can enroll in this plan to make smaller manageable installment pay-ments This plan can be used on its own or combined with financial aid including stu-dent loans

Federal Direct PLUS loan for parentsmdashThis loan is available for parents of depen-dent undergraduate students This loan can cover up to 100 percent of remaining eligible education-related expenses

A credit check is required but the parentrsquos debt and current income are not considered

Federal Direct PLUS loan for graduate and professional studentsmdashThis loan is avail-able to graduate and pro-fessional students and can cover up to 100 percent of remaining education-related expenses A credit check is required but the student debt and current income are not considered

Private (or alternative) stu-dent loansmdashThese loans are made available to students through banks and other pri-vate lenders These loans can typically cover 100 percent of the remaining costs of eligible education-related expenses Full credit underwriting is required as well as a debt and current income Most stu-dents will need a qualified co-signer to meet credit eligibility requirements

Know your deadlines and compare your options Pay special attention to the college application deadlines to make sure that you take full advan-tage of these opportunities

Understanding Financial Aid Award Letters Compare Costs

1 caja (1 libra 24 onzas) de mezcla para brownies Betty Crockerreg Original Supreme Premium agua aceite vegetal y los huevos que se indiquen en la caja de mezcla para brownies 1 paquete (8 onzas) de queso crema blando 13 taza de azuacutecar 12 cucharadita de vainilla 2 tazas de fresas frescas cortadas en rodajas 1 taza de araacutendanos frescos 1 taza de frambuesas frescas 12taza de jalea de manzana

Precaliente el horno a 350 degF (325 degF para una asadera oscura o antiadherente) En la parte inferior de un molde para pizza de 12 pulgadas agregue aceite antiadherente o margarina Prepare la mezcla del brownie seguacuten las indicaciones Vierta la preparacioacuten en el molde Lleve al horno de 26 a 30 minutos o hasta que al colocar un palillo a 2 pulgadas del lado del molde salga casi limpio Deje enfriar por completo (aproximadamente 1 hora) En un tazoacuten pequentildeo bata con batidora eleacutectrica a velocidad media el queso crema el azuacutecar y la vainilla hasta integrar Vierta la preparacioacuten con cuidado y de forma pareja sobre la base del brownie Coloque las bayas en la mezcla a base de queso crema Revuelva la jalea hasta que esteacute suave pincele las bayas Refrigere durante 1 hora o hasta que haya enfriado Corte en porciones Cubra la prepara-cioacuten y guaacuterdela cubierta en el refrigerador

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom8 RECIPE

Ahorre dinero en su cuenta de PGampEEl programa de California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) ofrece un descuento mensual en las cuentas de energiacutea a los hogares que reuacutenan los requisitos de ingresos

Para maacutes informacioacuten visite wwwpgecomcare o llame al 1-866-732-3409

ldquoPGampErdquo refers to Pacific Gas and Electric Company a subsidiary of PGampE Corporation copy2013 Pacific Gas and Electric Company All rights reserved These offerings are funded by California utility customers and administered by PGampE under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission 413 CMM-0412-1358

MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

Teacute Tiempo a new Hispanic tea company offers a collection of sweet teas that can serve as a genuine addition to any celebration Among those are

bullDulce Teacute de Jamaica (Sweet Hibiscus Tea) ndash a calorie-free naturally sweet hibiscus tea that offers a sweet citrus and cranberry tastebull Dulce Teacute de Canela (Sweet Cinnamon Tea) ndash a calorie- and caffeine-free tea with a cinnamon base infused with cassia blackberry leaves and licorice that naturally boosts energy bullDulce Teacute Verde con Mango (Sweet Green Tea with Mango) ndash a calorie-free green tea that is naturally sweet and rich in antioxidants

Classic Hibiscus SangriaMakes 4 (6oz) Servings

5 Dulce Teacute de Jamaica tea bags 3 cups water 1 cup orange juice 1 large orange sliced into thin rounds (reserve a few slices for garnish) 1 large lemon sliced into thin rounds 1 large peach peeled pitted and cut into wedges

1 Bring 3 cups of water to a boil and pour over Jamaica tea bags into a heat-resistant pitcher Allow to infuse for 5 minutes2 Remove tea bags Stir in sliced fruit Chill in fridge overnight3 Combine cooled tea and orange juice into a pitcher 4 Serve over ice with an orange wedge as a garnish

Pizza con postre de bayas y browniesTiempo de preparacioacuten 20 minutosTiempo total 2 horas y 50 minutos

Porciones 16

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom 9HEALTH

42013_GS

Las tarifas de beneficio por el control de inundacion para el antildeo fiscal 2013-2014 en las zonas de control de inundacioacuten de dichas zonas

La audiencia puacuteblica se llevaraacute a cabo el martes 14 de mayo a las 900 am en el edificio principal del Distrito sala de conferencias en 5700 Almaden Expressway San Joseacute California

El reporte es por escrito e incorpora por referencia una descripcioacuten de cada parcela y el monto de la cantidad presupuestada bajo el asentamiento de la formula aprobada para cada parcela dentro de las zonas de control de inundacioacuten del Distrito

Una copia del reporte puede ser revisada en la oficina del secretario en la direccioacuten antes mencionada a cualquier hora durante las horas de servicio Las copias del reporte tambieacuten estaraacuten disponibles para revisioacuten en los siguientes lugares

Para asegurar la informacioacuten sobre la evaluacioacuten de una parcela en lo individual usted necesitaraacute el nuacutemero de parcela (parcel number) Si usted no sabe su nuacutemero de parcela por favor poacutengase en contacto con la oficina del asesor del condado (County Assessorrsquos Office) al (408) 299-5000 y pregunte por su nuacutemero de parcela dando su nombre y direccioacuten Usando ese nuacutemero de parcela usted podraacute enterarse acerca de la evaluacioacuten propuesta llamando a la liacutenea de informacioacuten de evaluacioacuten de impuestos del Distrito de Aguas del Valle de Santa Clara al (408) 265-2600 extensioacuten 2810 En la audiencia la Junta Directiva escucharaacute una o todas las protestas Al concluir la audiencia la Junta Directiva podriacutea adoptar revisar cambiar reducir o modificar cualquier evaluacioacuten y haraacute la determinacioacuten sobre cada evaluacioacuten referida en el reporte y a partir de entonces por resolucioacuten se confirmaraacuten las evaluaciones

Evaluacioacuten de Tarifas de Beneficio por Control de Inundacioacuten del Antildeo Fiscal 2013-2014

El Distrito de Aguas del Valle de Santa Clara

El Martes 14 de Mayo del 2013 a las 900 am

En el Saloacuten del Buroacute de Directores del Distrito de Aguas del Valle de Santa Clara en el 5700 Almaden Expressway San Joseacute

Tema

Quien

Cuando

En donde


Aviso de Una Audiencia Publica

Campbell City Hall70 North First StreetCampbell CA

Campbell Library77 Harrison AvenueCampbell CA

Cupertino City Hall10300 Torre AvenueCupertino CA

Cupertino Library10800 Torre AvenueCupertino CA

Gilroy City Hall7351 Rosanna StreetGilroy CA

Gilroy Library350 West Sixth StreetGilroy CA

Los Altos City Hall1 North San Antonio RdLos Altos CA

Los Altos Library13 South San Antonio RdLos Altos Hills CA

Los Altos Hills Town Hall26379 Fremont RoadLos Altos Hills CA

Los Gatos Civic Center110 East Main StreetLos Gatos CA

Los Gatos Library100 Villa AvenueLos Gatos CA

Milpitas City Hall455 East Calaveras BlvdMilpitas CA

Milpitas Library160 North Main StreetMilpitas CA

Monte Sereno City Hall18041 Saratoga-Los Gatos RdMonte Sereno CA

Morgan Hill City Hall17575 Peak AvenueMorgan Hill CA

Morgan Hill Library660 West Main AvenueMorgan Hill CA

Mountain View City Hall500 Castro StreetMountain View CA

Mountain View Public Library585 Franklin StreetMountain View CA

Palo Alto City Hall250 Hamilton AvenuePalo Alto CA

San Jose City Hall200 East Santa Clara StreetSan Joseacute CA

Dr Martin Luther King Jr Library150 E San Fernando StreetSan Joseacute CA

Hillview Branch Library1600 Hopkins DriveSan Joseacute CA

Pearl Avenue Library4270 Pearl AvenueSan Joseacute California

Usted estaacute invitado

Santa Clara City Hall1500 Warburton AvenueSanta Clara CA

Santa Clara Central Park Library2635 Homestead RoadSanta Clara CA

Saratoga City Hall13777 Fruitvale AvenueSaratoga CA

Saratoga Library13650 Saratoga AvenueSaratoga CA

Sunnyvale City Hall650 W Olive AvenueSunnyvale CA

Sunnyvale Library665 W Olive AvenueSunnyvale CA

MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

Making Sure A ldquoMid-Life Crisisrdquo

Isnrsquot A Crisis

AMERICAN COUNSELING ASSOCIATION

Getting older happens to all of us but it can be a fright-ening experience as we first recognize our own signs of aging Those first few gray hairs that morning stiff-ness realizing your eyesight isnrsquot what it used to be It may be a gradual process but the signs are certainly clear

The reality of aging can bring out a variety of respons-es If a person sees aging as a natural experience and one associated with gaining wis-dom mid-life can be a posi-tive experience But for some-one who places a lot of value on the virtues of youth such as looks and strength mid-life can seem devastating

However there are ways to combat such feelings and gain a more a positive attitude about maturing One starting point is simply to make a list of the lessons that have been learned since adolescence and how this knowledge has served you On such a list yoursquoll probably find your suc-cess at work the ease you now have at social gatherings and your ability to build stronger personal relationships

Another positive step can be to explore new activities to

help you feel healthy and re-laxed No not that under-30 baseball team tennis tour-nament or hockey league to ldquoproverdquo yoursquove still got it That will only bring frustration (and probably injuries) In-stead look to jogging swim-ming yoga or other enjoyable but more age-appropriate ac-tivities

Try becoming more in-volved with children your own or in the community and pass on some of the skills you learned when their age

You might set some new goals both individual and so-cial that yoursquod like to achieve then begin planning on how to make them happen Too often we find wersquore unthink-ingly following the plans of our earlier years when our experience and maturity can instead now give us a clearer vision of whatrsquos important and achievable

Sometimes people find it very difficult to accept grow-ing older and find it leading to depression or other problems Thatrsquos a good time to talk to a professional counselor He or she canrsquot stop the aging process but can assist you in coming to terms with the parts of your life that you find troubling

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom10 COMMUNITY MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

(BPT)

The big news that a baby is on the way is a time for celebra-tion excitement and plan-ning Many couples choose to keep this information quiet for the first couple of months so they can celebrate the up-coming change in their life to-gether But sometimes morn-ing sickness for the mom-to-be can let the news out of the bag earlier than intended

Morning sickness - pregnan-cy-related nausea - is very common especially during the first trimester However the problem isnrsquot the same for every woman as the nau-sea can occur at any time of day or night (not just in the morning) and some women experience it throughout their pregnancy For some women itrsquos a minor annoyance For others it can become a serious issue No one is sure exactly what causes it but hormonal changes that take place dur-ing pregnancy probably play a role

Morning sickness relief can be complicated too since many women try to avoid taking medications during pregnan-cy And what works for one woman may not be as effec-tive for anotherFortunately if yoursquore expe-riencing morning sickness there are natural alterna-tive remedies that can help control your upset tummy and help you keep your news private until yoursquore ready to share Some are age-old (tak-ing ginger for an upset stom-ach) and some are leading edge (using a wrist band to provide acupressure) Here are some nonmedicinal rem-edies you can use to relieve morning sickness

Lifestyle changes - Making certain changes in your eat-ing habits can also help relieve morning sickness accord-ing to the Mayo Clinic The clinicrsquos website recommends mothers-to-be choose foods that are high-carb low-fat and easy to digest and avoid

greasy spicy and fatty foods Having an empty stomach can actually make nausea worse so consider snacking on a few crackers or a piece of dry toast before getting out of bed and snacking through-out the day rather than eating three larger meals

Ginger - For centuries Asian cultures have recognized gin-gerrsquos ability to help settle an upset stomach You may find sipping ginger tea will help re-lieve your nausea or you can increase the use of this spice in your cooking to help create a more even lasting effect For times when you need quick relief you can try ginger loz-enges Sea-Band makes a va-riety dubbed Mama Ginger Lozenges that also include folic acid which is believed to help promote healthy fetal development These are avail-able at Walgreenscom

Aromatherapy - Sensitivity to certain smells is also com-mon during pregnancy and can even bring on pregnancy-related nausea Aromas can also help relieve symptoms Scents like ginger pepper-mint and spearmint can help an unsettled stomach feel bet-ter At home try potpourri or sachets scented with these es-sential oils

Acupressure - Just as wear-ing an acupressure wrist band can help fight motion sick-ness these bands may help moms-to-be relieve morning sickness

For all the joys pregnancy can bring to your life yoursquoll have to cope with challenges too Morning sickness - like puffy ankles and an expand-ing waistline - is a reality of pregnancy but it doesnrsquot have to spoil your enjoyment of this special time Natural rem-edies can help you feel better without the potential risks of medication

Pregnancy can be a beautiful thing

Osvaldo CastilloEL OBSERVADOR

San Jose-based Nutanix celebrated the opening of its new headquarters on Thurs-day May 2 and provided an overview of the companyrsquos significant growth described plans and detailed why it chose San Jose for its new headquarters

Nutanix has added more than 100 employees in the past 12 months and has doubled the size of its com-pany headquarters to a 30000-square foot facility

ldquoIn the last six quarters Nutanix has grown at 80 quarter-over-quarter and achieved an annualized run rate of over $80 million eclipsing the market adop-tion velocity of all storage networking and infrastruc-ture startups since the early 2000rsquosrdquo said Suzanne Block Bateman Group for Nutanix ldquoOver the past year Nuta-nix has also made significant strides in growing its custom-er and partner base scaling customer deployments add-ing significant headcount ex-

panding internationally and doubling the size of its head-quarters

Nutanix was founded in 2009 and provides enterprise datacenter infrastructure solutions that are hyper-effi-cient massively scalable and elegantly simple The Nutanix Virtual Computing Platform is the industryrsquos first solution to seamlessly converge com-pute and provide storage into a single box For enterprises that want to simplify their enterprise datacenters and control costs the Nutanix combines power scale per-formance flexibility and effi-ciency like no other

ldquoThe company chose to open its new office in San Jose because it delivers the right combination of business in-frastructure and location af-fording access to employees customers partners and in-vestors from all over the Bay Areardquo Block said

Several investors have con-tributed to the companies growth including $133M from Lightspeed Venture Partners and Blumberg Capi-tal $253M from Khosla

Ventures Lightspeed Venture Partners and Blumberg Capi-tal and $33M from Light-speed Venture Partners Kho-sla Ventures Battery Ventures and Goldman Sachs

Nutanix is also being ac-tive with several community groups and organizations

ldquoOur employees are very active in the greater San Jose community contribut-ing time to and assuming leadership positions within the following organizations Volunteer Reserve Police Of-ficer Assistant Scout Master with Boy Scout Troop Well Sun Work Solar helping with affordable solar installations for residents with low power needsrdquo Block said ldquoSome of the other work that we are doing with the community include National Motorcycle Patrol - first aid for motorcy-clists and racers throughout Northern California Santa Clara Plays Fair - sensible civ-ic duty fundraising petitions writing etc Second Harvest - food and monetary dona-tions (including food from my organic garden) Steinbeck Young Authors Earth Day and other creek cleanupsrdquo

Nutanix Opens New Headquarters in San Jose


EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom12 ARTS amp CULTURE

WIC Program

COMPRECARE3030 Alum Rock AvenueSan Jose CA 95127

GARDNER160 E Virginia St Suite 210San Jose CA 95112

EMMA PRUSH PARK647 S King RdSan Jose CA 95116

ALVISO1621 Gold StAlviso CA 95002

SOUTH COUNTY7526 Monterey RoadGilroy CA 95020

Para Familias Necesitadas

iexclLlame hoy para aplicar

(408) 254shy5197

TIENEiquestLiacutemite de ingresos o salarioiquestNintildeos menores de 5 antildeosiquestEstaacute embarazada o estaacute dando pecho a un bebeacute menor de 1 antildeo

WIC OFRECEEducacioacuten sobre nutricioacuten Cheques para comprar alimentos saludablesApoyo para dar pechoInformacioacuten sobre servicios en su comunidad

Esta institucioacuten es un proveedor que ofrece igualdad de oportunidades

AUDIENCIAS DE PARTICIPACIOacuteN PUacuteBLICA DE LA COMISIOacuteN DE SERVICIOS PUacuteBLICOS DE CALIFORNIA SOBRE LAS MODIFICACIONES AL PROGRAMA

TELEFOacuteNICO UNIVERSAL CALIFORNIA LIFELINE (LIFELINE) PROCEDIMIENTO DE ELABORACIOacuteN DE NORMATIVAS R11-03-013

Audiencias de participacioacuten puacuteblica de la Comisioacuten de Servicios Puacuteblicos de California sobre las modificaciones al programa telefoacutenico California LifeLine normativa R11-03-013 La Comisioacuten de Servicios Puacuteblicos de California llevaraacute a cabo audiencias

de participacioacuten puacuteblica para analizar los posibles cambios al programa LifeLine por ejemplo los nuevos niveles de descuento la ampliacioacuten de los servicios que cumplen

con los requisitos para descuentos incluido el servicio moacutevil LifeLine voz por protocolo de Internet (VoIP) y otros servicios no tradicionales y lo que estos servicios podriacutean incluir la asistencia continuada para la aplicacioacuten de descuentos en los cargos de

instalacioacuten las ventajas y desventajas de la precalificacioacuten de los clientes de LifeLine potenciales y otros temas de intereacutes

LA COMISIOacuteN QUIERE ESCUCHAR SU OPINIOacuteN Puede asistir a una o maacutes de las audiencias de participacioacuten puacuteblica enviar comentarios a publicadvisorcpuccagov o llamar a la Oficina del Asesor Puacuteblico de la Comisioacuten de Servicios Puacuteblicos de California al 14157032074 o al 18668498390 Los usuarios de teletipo deben llamar al 18668367825 Tambieacuten puede escribir a la Oficina del Asesor Puacuteblico de la Comisioacuten de Servicios Puacuteblicos de California a CPUC PAO 505 Van Ness Ave

San Francisco CA 94102 Incluya la referencia a R11-03-013 Todos los comentarios se compartiraacuten con los responsables de tomar decisiones Toda la correspondencia formaraacute parte del registro puacuteblico Se puede consultar una copia de la normativa en

la Oficina Central de Archivos de la Comisioacuten de lunes a viernes de 8 am a 12 pm y en docscpuccagov (en ingleacutes) Para obtener maacutes informacioacuten visite cpuccagov

seccioacuten ldquoSpecial Interestrdquo (intereacutes especial)

SE CELEBRARAacute UNA AUDIENCIA DE PARTICIPACIOacuteN PUacuteBLICA EN SAN FRANCISCO MIEacuteRCOLES 15 DE MAYO 4 pm a 7 pm COMMISSION COURTROOM STATE OFFICE BUILDING

505 VAN NESS AVE SAN FRANCISCO CA iquestNecesita servicios especiales Comuniacutequese con la Oficina del Asesor Puacuteblico de la Comisioacuten entre 3 y 5 diacuteas haacutebiles antes de la fecha Para obtener la lista completa de las audiencias de participacioacuten puacuteblica sobre LifeLine visite cpuccagovPUC

aboutuspphhtm (en ingleacutes)

MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

SAN FRANCISCO

Awaiting final approvals for the construction of its new home at 706 Mission Street in San Franciscorsquos Yerba Buena Arts District The Mexican Museum the premier West Coast museum of Mexican Chicano and Latino art cul-ture and heritage announces that it is seeing tremendous results with its new member-ship campaign iexclAdelante The Mexican Museum Moves For-ward The Mexican Museum which is the only San Fran-cisco museum to be named an affiliate of the Smithsonian In-stitution continues to receive strong community support

Adelante is a lively Spanish term for progress and momen-tum that means Move for-ward Letrsquos gordquo said David J de la Torre Director of The Mexi-can Museum ldquoThe number of new memberships and finan-cial donations to The Mexi-

can Museum has increased substantially over the past 30 days The community is show-ing their full support and say-ing itrsquos time to move forwardrdquo

At The Mexican Museum Progress continues Adelante with the hiring of Gregory Johnson as project director for the proposed 50000 square foot museum Johnson who is well-known for his vast expe-rience and expansion-related successes in the Bay Area arts scene was the project manager

for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Artrsquos (SFMOMA) new building in 1992 He then went on to serve as SFMOMArsquos director of facilities Johnson also served as project director of the Bay Area Discovery Mu-seumrsquos expansion and renova-tion project and is currently working with the Walt Disney Family Museum The Oakland Museum of California and An-gel Island Conservancyrsquos devel-opment of a new orientation center

The Mexican Museum col-lections include more that 14000 objects that span Mex-ican Chicano and Latino art heritage and culture from pre-Hispanic times to the present However limited space at its current Fort Mason location has never allowed the Museum to showcase all of its pieces Along with the benefits of the new Yerba Buena Arts District location the move to the new

facility in the District will triple the Museumrsquos current exhibi-tion space

ldquoAs we move forward the financial support of the com-munity is needed to ensure that The Mexican Museum achieves its proper place among other members of the vibrant San FranciscoBay Area arts arenardquo added de la Torre People can help by be-coming members of The Mexi-can Museum or by upgrading current membership levels to the new Builderrsquos Society level The Builderrsquos Society member-ship category enables individu-als businesses and organiza-tions to support the museum for $1 a day

Programs and Exhibitions The Mexican Museumrsquos tradi-tion of unique exhibits and ed-ucational programs continues as it hosts free Family Sundays at its current location Fort Ma-son Center

iexclAdelante The Mexican Museum Moves Forward in 2013

May 9 ndash Nov 3 bull The Walt Disney Family Musuem

Since its publication in 1865 artists have been retelling Lew-is Carrollrsquos Alicersquos Adventures in Wonderland in an array of styles and media including the 1951 Walt Disney film

More than half a century later Camille Rose Garcia reinvigo-rates the classic tale in her vibrant goth-inspired version of Alicersquos surreal exploits The exhibition brings together Garciarsquos book illustrations with select works from the Disney film by concept artists Mary Blair ndash a combination to inspire engage and draw you into magical worlds

Gustavo Monroy rdquoPatriardquo c 2000 Oil on canvasGift of Michael Wornick

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom 13FASHION

11040381

iexclEstado de Ca-ching

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Las poacutelizas formularios y notificaciones de State Farmreg estaacuten escritos en ingleacutesState Farm Mutual Automobile Company State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington IL

Casey Nguyen AgentInsurance Lic 0H46011979 Story Road Unit 7069

San Jose CA 95122Bus 408-286-4467

MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

Juan Carlos MirandaSPECIAL TO

EL OBSERVADOR

So Motherrsquos Day is just around the corner and if yoursquore anything like me you are waiting until the last possible minute to run over to the grocery store flower shop or even the little stand at the corner of some street on the east side to buy an overpriced bunch of half-dy-ing roses for your Mamacita Now Irsquom not saying there is anything wrong with that at least yoursquore getting her some-thing But if you are ready to be the exemplary sondaugh-ter you always thought you were then ditch the wilted flowers and put a little more effort to make this Motherrsquos Day one she will remember

I have never in my life encountered a woman who didnrsquot like to smell good Women are vain by nature and moms are no exception A good way to show mom how much you care would be buying her a new scent one that will make her smell and feel like the goddess she is My recommendations when it comes to good scents are these The classic and elegant Chanel No 5 which ranges between $60 and $200 de-pending on the size and add ons Angel Perfume by Thi-erry Mugler which has some berry and honey notes with a touch of vanilla caramel and patchouli amongst others The price for this perfume is a little higher starting at around $80 for an 8oz bottle but itrsquos totally worth it

Now if you want to give your mom a something she can show off and if yoursquore able to splurge a little then think about buying her ev-ery womanrsquos kryptonite right after shoes of course a handbag As far as handbags go a woman can never have too many However choos-ing the right one for mom could get a little trickier A womanrsquos purse is a reflec-tion of herself You can tell a lot about a woman just by looking at her purse so who better to know what kind of purse to buy your mom than yourself These are the designer brands I recom-mend Michael Kors for the sophisticated woman Louis Vuitton for the flashy gals Chanel for the classy ladies Dooney amp Bourke for the fun spouse and Coach for the queen of the house Any of these purses will set you back anywhere between $200 and $1500 but then again mom is totally worth it

Letrsquos talk kryptonite Shoes are a womanrsquos best friend along with diamonds But trying to get mom a pair she will actually love is a little tricky You really have

to know what she likes her shoe size and the brand or designer she prefers unless you know all of these things I wouldnrsquot opt for buying her that really expensive pair of stilettos but instead go for the second best option a gift certificate to that fancy shoe store or Nordstrom

Last but not least any-thing with diamonds or gold would be the perfect gift Pay a visit to Tiffany and see what they got rings ear-rings necklaces whatever you choose your mom is go-ing to love it

This year whatever you decide to get mom do your-self a favor and donrsquot think of it as an expense your mom deserves the world Maybe you canrsquot afford any of the really expensive items I men-tioned but remember there are alternatives The point is to get you started think-ing of other ways in which to reward your lovely mother for all the hard work and sac-rifice she has gone through to raise you iexclFeliz diacutea de las madres

Say it with (not) Flowers

Bich LieniexclDAacuteLE A TU PIEL UN NUEVO COMIENZO

Especializaacutendose en Tratamientos de la Piel

iexclCOMPRA UN PAQUETE DE SESIONES Y RECIBE GRANDES DESCUENTOS

2 LugaresNueva Ubicacioacuten

979 Story Rd Suite 7060 San Jose(Adentro de Vietnam Town a un costado de Walmart)

2877 Senter Rd San Jose (Caribbees Center)

(408) 275-9620 (408) 509-4480

Rejuvenecimiento Total Tratamiento para manchas pigmentacioacuten decoloraciones arrugas poros abiertos acneacute cicatrices extirpacioacuten de lunares y verrugas

Micro-DermabrasioacutenRemueve las ceacutelulas muertas y secas de la pielEstimula la produccioacuten de nuevas ceacutelulas y colaacutegenoResultados inmediatos y sin dolor

Faciales EuropeosLimpieza profunda de porosExtraccioacuten de puntos negros y blancos

Tatuajes Cosmeacuteticos Delineadores Cejas Delineado de Labios

Maquillaje Maquillaje para fi estas y bodas

Radio Frequency - Tratamientos con Resultados Efectivos Sin Cirugiacutea Levantamiento del rostro y reduccioacuten de celulitis

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SKIN CARE

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EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom14 CLASSIFIEDS LEGALCLASSIFIEDS MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013FICTITIOUS BUSINESS

NAME STATEMENT NO 578114

The following person(s) is(are) doing business Acco Limousine amp Sedans 1873 Messina Dr San Jose CA 95132 Santa Clara Co Mahmoud a Jomma 1873 Messina Dr San Jose CA 95132 This business is conducted by an individual registrant began business under the fictitious business name or names listed here in 1999 ldquoI declare that all information in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true in-formation which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Mahmoud A JommaMay 10 17 24 31 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 050613

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT

NO 578005The following person(s) is(are) doing business San Jose Civil Weddings 1648 D Alum Rock Ave ldquoCrdquo San Jose CA 95116 Santa Clara Co Jaime Melendez 6102 Iowa Dr San Jose CA 95123 This business is conducted by an individual registrant has not yet begun business under the fictitious business name or names listed hereon ldquoI declare that all infor-mation in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Jaime MelendezMay 10 17 24 31 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 050113


NO 577937The following person(s) is(are) do-ing business Jennifer Joyeria 1923 Latham St Mountain View CA 94040 Santa Clara Co Sandra Gon-zalez 204 Sierra Vista Ave Mountain View CA 94043 This business is conducted by an individual registrant began business under the fictitious business name or names listed here in 04041999 ldquoI declare that all in-formation in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Sandra GonzalezMay 10 17 24 31 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 043013


NO 577935The following person(s) is(are) do-ing business Jennifer Taqueria 1929 Latham St Mountain View CA 94040 Santa Clara Co Sandra E Gonzalez 204 Sierra Vista Ave Mountain View CA 94043 This busi-ness is conducted by an individual registrant began business under the fictitious business name or names listed here in 04142003 ldquoI declare that all information in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Sandra GonzalezMay 10 17 24 31 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 043013


NO 577870The following person(s) is(are) do-ing business BuffySparacino Bail Bonds Sparacino Bros Bail Bonds Steve Sparacino Bail Bonds Easy Writer Bail Bonds Randy Sparacino Bail Bonds Fremont Bail Bonds Gus Fowler Bail Bonds 9ers Bail Bonds Gonzales Bail Bonds Berti Bail Bonds 816 N 1st Street 100 San Jose CA

95112 Santa Clara Co Cantu Inc 816 N 1st Street 100 San Jose CA 95112 This business is conducted by a corporation registrant began business under the fictitious busi-ness name or names listed here in 04012013 ldquoI declare that all infor-mation in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Cantu IncEric CantuPresidentMay 10 17 24 31 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 042913


NO 577319The following person(s) is(are) doing business Destinyrsquos Thrif- O-Rama 30 E Santa Clara St Suite 120 San Jose CA 95113 Santa Clara Co Manuel Orama III 2840 Encinitas Ct San Jose CA 95132 This busi-ness is conducted by an individual registrant has not yet begun business under the fictitious business name or names listed hereon ldquoI declare that all information in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Manuel Orama IIIMay 10 17 24 31 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 041513

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME

NO 113CV245931Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Fariba Heidari TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Fariba Heidari filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a de-cree changing names as follows a Fariba Heidari to Fiamma Vitale THE COURT ORDERS that all persons in-terested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the petition for change of names should not be granted on 080613 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraMay 08 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtMay 10 17 24 31 2013


NO 113CV245870Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the ap-plication of Chianfen Huang amp Wen ndashTaur Pang TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that peti-tioners Chianfen Huang amp Wen-Taur Pang filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows a Chung-en Pang to Jonathan Chung-en Pang THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the petition for change of names should not be granted on 080613 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraMay 07 2013

Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtMay 10 17 24 31 2013


NO 113CV245811Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the ap-plication of Sharlene Ortiz Pimental TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Sharlene Ortiz Pimental filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows a Sharlene Ortiz Pimen-tal to Sharleen Ahn THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the peti-tion for change of names should not be granted on 073013 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraMay 03 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtMay 10 17 24 31 2013


NO 113CV245519Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Olesya V Schneider TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Olesya V Schneider filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as fol-lows a Olesya Vilalievna Schneider to Alika Vitalievna Karpova THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the peti-tion for change of names should not be granted on 073013 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 29 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtMay 10 17 24 31 2013


NO 113CV245456Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Thu Thuy Thi Nguyen TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Thu Thuy Thi Nguyen filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows a Thu Thuy Thi Nguyen to Jenny Thuy Nguyen THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter ap-pear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the petition for change of names should not be granted on 073013 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 26 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtMay 10 17 24 31 2013


NO 578019The following person(s) is(are) do-ing business La Panza Es Primero 1690 Story Rd Ste 157 San Jose CA 95122 Santa Clara Co Agi Group Inc 2560 Perris Blvd Perris CA 92571 This business is con-ducted by a corporation registrant began business under the fictitious business name or names listed here in 050113 ldquoI declare that all infor-mation in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Agi Group IncJannete GonzalezPresidentMay 03 10 17 24 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 050113


NO 577778The following person(s) is(are) doing business South Valley Landscape amp Construction 521 Charcot Ave Suite 115 San Jose CA 95131 Santa Clara Co O2P Corporation 521 Charcot Ave Suite 115 San Jose CA 95131 This business is conducted by a corporation registrant began business under the fictitious business name or names listed here in 03012013 ldquoI declare that all in-formation in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)O2P CorporationBaltazar MartinezCEOMay 03 10 17 24 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 042513


NO 577728The following person(s) is(are) do-ing business Vera Sports 5138 Monterey Rd Suite G San Jose CA 95111 Santa Clara Co Juan Carlos Vera 289 Cartago Ct San Jose CA 95116 This business is conducted by an individual registrant has not yet begun business under the ficti-tious business name or names listed hereon ldquoI declare that all information in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true in-formation which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Juan Carlos VeraMay 03 10 17 24 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 042513


NO 113CV245638Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Fati Callahan TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Fati Callahan filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a de-cree changing names as follows a Fati Callahan to Chloe Callahan THE COURT ORDERS that all persons in-terested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the petition for change of names should not be granted on 073013 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraMay 01 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtMay 03 10 17 24 2013


NO 113CV245313Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Rut Abisay Rivera TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Rut Abi-say Rivera filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as fol-lows a Rut Abisay Rivera to Aby Rivera THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter ap-pear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the petition for change of names should not be granted on 072313 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 25 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtMay 03 10 17 24 2013


NO 113CV245310Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Kamran MemonQuratulaen TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that pe-titioner Kamran MemonQuratulaen filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a de-cree changing names as follows a Tabay Kamran Memon to Haniyah Memon THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter ap-pear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the petition for change of names should not be granted on 062513 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 25 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtMay 03 10 17 24 2013


NO 113CV245165Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Felipa Galvan amp Juan Martinez Delao TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that peti-tioners Felipa Galvan amp Juan Marti-nez Delao filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as fol-lows a Yesenea Araceli Delao to Yes-enea Araceli Martinez Galvan b Luis Fernando Galvan Martinez to Luis Fernando Martinez Galvan cMario Arturo Delao to Mario Arturo Martinez Galvan THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter ap-pear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the petition for change of names should not be granted on 072313 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 23 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtMay 03 10 17 24 2013

MAY THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS be adored glorified loved amp pre-served throughout the world now and forev-er Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on us St Jude Worker of Miracles pray for us St Jude Helper of the Helpless pray for us Say this prayer nine times a day by the ninth day your prayer will be answered It has never been known to fail Publication must be promised Thank you

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NO 577745The following person(s) is(are) do-ing business Cortersquos Landscaping 655 34th Street B16 San Jose CA 95116 Santa Clara Co Victor Cortes 655 34th Street B16 San Jose CA 95116 This business is conducted by an individual registrant began business under the fictitious busi-ness name or names listed here in 01012013 ldquoI declare that all infor-mation in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Victor Manuel CortesApril 26 May 03 10 17 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 042413


NO 577712The following person(s) is(are) do-ing business Showa Capital 2964 Glen Crow Ct San Jose CA 95148 Santa Clara Co Susan T Browne 2964 Glen Crow ct San Jose CA 95148 This business is conducted by an individual registrant has not yet begun business under the ficti-tious business name or names listed hereon ldquoI declare that all information in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true in-formation which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Susan T BrowneApril 26 May 03 10 17 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 042313


NO 577475The following person(s) is(are) doing

business QCE Labs 1782 Clear Lake Dr 256 Milpitas CA 95035 Santa Clara Co Quincy Hoang 908 Cape Morris Place San Jose CA 95133 Kha Nguyen 3061 Park Lane San Jose CA 95127 This business is conducted by a general partnership registrants have not yet begun busi-ness under the fictitious business name or names listed hereon ldquoI declare that all information in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true infor-mation which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Quincy HoangApril 26 May 03 10 17 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 041813


NO 577096The following person(s) is(are) doing business Prada Miu Miu 2855 Ste-vens Creek Blvd 1247 Santa Clara CA 95050 Santa Clara Co Prada USA Corp 610 W 52nd St New York NY 10019 This business is conducted by a corporation registrant has not yet begun business under the fictitious business name or names listed hereon ldquoI declare that all infor-mation in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Prada USA CorpRuggero CateriniCOOApril 26 May 03 10 17 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 041013


NO 113CV245228Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the ap-plication of Mayra Toscano TO ALL

INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Mayra Toscano filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows a Jesus Alejandro Valencia to Jesus Alejandro Toscano THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the petition for change of names should not be granted on 072313 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 24 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtApril 26 May 03 10 17 2013


NO 113CV244696Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Yolanda Ruiz Esparza Velasquez TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Yolanda Ruiz Esparza Velasquez filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows a Carlos Ariel Diaz-Ruiz-Esparza to (first) Carlos (middle) Ariel (last) Diaz Ruiz Esparza THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the peti-tion for change of names should not be granted on 071613 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy

of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 16 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtApril 26 May 03 10 17 2013


NO 113CV244697Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Yesenia Diaz Esparza TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Yes-enia Diaz Esparza filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows a Yesenia Diaz Esparza to Yesenia Diaz Ruiz Esparza THE COURT ORDERS that all persons in-terested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the petition for change of names should not be granted on 071613 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 16 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtApril 26 May 03 10 17 2013



business Andreasrsquos Jumper 1893 Dandini Cir San Jose CA 95128 Santa Clara Co Miguel Gonzalez 1893 Dandini Cir San Jose CA 95128 This business is conducted by an individual registrant began business under the fictitious busi-ness name or names listed here in 041613 ldquoI declare that all infor-mation in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Miguel GonzalezApril 19 26 May 03 10 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 041613


NO 577160The following person(s) is(are) doing business Norcal Flavor Emporium5 88 S 3rd Street 309 San Jose CA 95113 Santa Clara Co Plastic Spoon Inc 88 S 3rd Street 309 San Jose CA 95113 This business is conducted by a corporation regis-

trants have not yet begun business under the fictitious business name or names listed hereon ldquoI declare that all information in this statement is true and correctrdquo (A registrant who declares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime)Plastic Spoon IncGurprett SaranCEOApril 19 26 May 03 10 2013 This statement was filed with the County of Santa Clara on 041013


NO 113CV244626Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the ap-plication of Abdollah Mirzaei Ghaleh TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Ab-dollah Mirzaei Ghaleh filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows a Abdollah Mirzaei Ghalceh to Andy Galeh THE COURT

ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the peti-tion for change of names should not be granted on 071613 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 15 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior CourtApril 19 26 May 03 10 2013


NO 113CV244087Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara-In the matter of the application of Telya Veronica Melen-

dez TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS The court finds that petitioner Telya Veronica Melendez filed a petition for Change of Name with the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows a Jocelyn Gabriela Terraza Melendez to Jocelyn Gabri-ela Galdamez-Melendez THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause if any why the peti-tion for change of names should not be granted on 070213 at 845 am Room 107 located at 191 N First Street San Jose CA 95113 A copy of the Order to Show cause shall be published at least once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in El Observador a newspaper of gen-eral circulation printed in the county of Santa ClaraApril 04 2013 Thomas Wm Cain Judge of the Superior Court

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EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom16 VIBRAS

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MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

Mario Jimeacutenez CastilloEL OBSERVADOR

Desde hace varios siglos el mes de mayo ha sido consa-grado a la Virgen MariacuteaLa Virgen constituye quizaacute la

uacutenica figura femenina im-portante en las sagradas es-crituras y en el cristianismo Pero uacutenicamente dentro del catolicismo es ampliamen-te venerada en sus diversas advocaciones La Madre de Dios ha causado conmocioacuten desde los primeros albores del cristianismo debido a sus innumerables apariciones en todo el mundo ldquoLa prime-ra vez que la Virgen apare-cioacute fue allaacute por el antildeo 40 de nuestra erardquo se aparecioacute al Apoacutestol Santiago en Zarago-za Es eacutesta la primera vez de

la cual se tiene documenta-cioacuten de las apariciones ma-rianas En aquella ocasioacuten la Virgen le pidioacute al Apoacutestol que se erigiera el pilar que signifi-ca la fuerza y sosteacuten de la fe se le profesa a la Santiacutesima en toda Espantildea A esta pri-mera advocacioacuten se le conoce como Virgen del Pilar

Existe una estrecha relacioacuten entre el mundo hispano y la Virgen Mariacutea pues el uacutenico retrato fehaciente que se tie-ne de la madre de Cristo que-doacute plasmado en la tuacutenica de

San Juan Diego cuando ella se le aparecioacute en 1531 en Meacute-xico Por lo tanto la imagen de la Virgen de Guadalupe es el uacutenico retrato auteacutentico que se conoce de la Virgen Mariacutea

Son muy populares en Ameacuterica latina las romeriacuteas y festividades ofrecidas a la Virgen de Guadalupe Virgen del Carmen Virgen de Alta-gracia Virgen de los Aacutengeles Virgen de Coromoto Virgen de Chiquinquiraacute Virgen de Suyapa Virgen de la Inma-culada Concepcioacuten Virgen del Perpetuo Socorro Virgen de la Candelaria Virgen de

la Merced Virgen de Lore-to Virgen de Copacabana Virgen de Beleacuten Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre Virgen Desatanudos Virgen de la Divina Providencia Virgen de la Medalla Milagrosa Vir-gen de Covadonga Virgen del Rociacuteo Virgen de los Re-medios Virgen del Rosario Virgen de Regla Virgen de Talpa Virgen de San Juan de los Lagos Virgen de Juquila Virgen de Zapopan Virgen de la Soledad Nuestra Se-ntildeora Aparecida Nuestra Se-ntildeora de la Paz Mariacutea Rosa Miacutestica Virgen del Sagrado Corazoacuten Nuestra Sentildeora de

la Paz y Mariacutea Auxiliadora Entre los cientos de santua-rios alrededor del mundo los maacutes visitados y aclamados como milagrosos son el de la Virgen de Lourdes en Fran-cia Virgen de Faacutetima en Por-tugal y Virgen de Guadalupe en Meacutexico

Existen personas que afir-man que la Virgen se les ha aparecido dictaacutendoles men-sajes de lo que depara el fu-turo a la humanidad tal es el caso de la sentildeora Annie Kirkwood autora del libro ldquoMariacutea mensajes para el mundordquo el libro relata una serie de sucesos dramaacuteticos que sucederaacuten prontamen-te en nuestro planeta como parte de nuestra propia evo-lucioacuten

Otros afirman que la Virgen se ha aparecido en veladoras pedazos de pan aacuterboles pa-redes retratos etc De estas apariciones la Iglesia guar-da total hermetismo pues se cree que muchas de ellas son parte de la sugestioacuten popular Desde hace deacutecadas se mur-mura que el Vaticano guarda celosamente varios secretos dictados por la Virgen entre ellos ldquoel verdadero mensaje del tercer secreto de Faacutetimardquo

iexclSagrada Virgen Mariacutea ldquoDios te salve en mayo y du-rante toda la eternidad vela por nosotros que acudimos a tirdquo

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom 17MOVIESMAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

Chile lo tiene todo paisajes maravillosos mujeres deslum-brantes hombres interesantes vinos excelentes y las mejores fies-tas Para un desafortunado turista norteamericano a quien sus dos amigos chilenos Ariel (Ariel Levy) y Pollo (Nicolaacutes Martiacutenez) llaman Gringo (Eli Roth) el viaje ha sido un suentildeo hecho realidad excepto que eacutel no consigue enamorar a las chicas

La suerte de Gringo toma un giro diferente cuando el grupo conoce a tres muchachas despampanantes la modelo rusa Irina (Natasha Yarovenko) la que no para de fiestar Kylie (Lorenza Izzo) y su hermana que es maacutes seria Moacutenica (Andrea Osvaacutert) quienes acuerdan acompantildear a Gringo y sus amigos a Valparaiacute-so Los recieacuten conocidos se estaacuten divirtiendo de lo lindo bailando en una discoteca cuando un fuerte y violento terremoto destruye toda la ciudad

En el que fuera un paraiacuteso terrenal que ahora no es maacutes que un espectaacuteculo de destruccioacuten y muerte donde abundan el terror y el paacutenico nuestros desafortunados heacuteroes deben enfrentarse a ladrones a presos escapados de la caacutercel y a las inevitables reacuteplicas siacutesmicas para salvar sus vidas

Doc McStuffins Time for Your Check Up la segunda compilacioacuten en DVD de la exitosa serie animada de Disney Junior ldquoDoc McStuffinsrdquo es una adicioacuten obligatoria a la coleccioacuten de tiacutetulos para ver en familia el DVD contiene 5 episodios llenos de diversioacuten e incluye un medidor de crecimiento de regalo

Doc McStuffins la serie de televisioacuten por cable para nintildeos de 2 a 5 antildeos nuacutemero uno en 2012 cuenta la historia de una maternal nintildea de seis antildeos que cura animales de peluche y juguetes rotos en la cliacutenica de juguete del patio trasero de su casa Ayudando a Doc en la cliacutenica se encuentra su leal equipo de adorables animales de peluche que incluye a Stuffy un dragoacuten excesivamente orgulloso el mimoso cordero Lambie el mejor amigo de Doc Hallie una alegre y soliacutecita enfermera hipopoacutetamo y Chilly un muntildeeco de nieve que pasa mucho tiempo hacieacutendose chequeos en la cliacutenica Ya se trate de una puntada suelta de unas bateriacuteas bajas o de un muntildeeco inflable con una fuga de aire Doc y sus compantildeeros siempre estaacuten alliacute para echar una mano ensentildeando al mismo tiempo a los joacutevenes espectadores la importancia de cuidar de uno mismo y de los demaacutes

DOC MC

STUFFINS

TIME FOR

YOUR CHECK

UP

ldquoThe Great Gatsbyrdquo relata la historia del escritor en ciernes Nick Carraway cuando deja el Medio Oeste y llega a Nueva York en la primavera de 1922 una eacutepoca de costumbres relajadas jazz rutilante reyes del contrabando y precios de acciones que llegan a las nubes

Mientras busca su propio suentildeo americano aterriza cerca de un misterioso millonario afecto a dar grandes fiestas Jay Gatsby y cruzando la bahiacutea estaacute su prima Daisy y su mujeriego y aristocraacutetico esposo Tom Buchanan Es asiacute como Nick se deja llevar por el cautivador mundo de los muy ricos sus ilusiones sus amores y sus mentiras Y siendo testigo por dentro y fuera del mundo que habita escribe un relato de amor imposible suentildeos incorruptibles y enormes tragedias que refleja las luchas de nuestro propio tiempo

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom18 ENTERTAINMENT MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

Los Aacutengeles(NOTIMEX)

El ldquocoverrdquo de ldquoHoy tengo ganas de tirdquo interpretado por Alejandro Fernaacutendez y Chris-tina Aguilera fue lanzado este mieacutercoles anuncioacute su com-

pantildeiacutea disquera El tema que fuera un eacutexito del cantautor espantildeol Miguel Gallardo seraacute el primer sencillo del nuevo aacutelbum de ldquoEl Potrillordquo que en breve estaraacute disponible al puacuteblico ldquoHoy tengo ganas de tirdquo fue producido por Phil Ra-

mone quien hace unas sema-nas fallecioacute

Reconocido mundialmen-te Ramone produjo discos de figuras como Frank Sinatra Tony Bennett Billy Joel y Paul McCartney entre muchos otros

ldquoEste disco es un claacutesico una joya desde mi punto de vista Ha tomado mucho tiempo porque las cosas bue-nas toman su tiempordquo sentildealoacute Fernaacutendez en un comunica-do

ldquoChristina tiene una voz impresionante dulce pero a la vez muy potente y cargada de sentimiento Me siento muy contento y orgulloso con el resultadordquo antildeadioacute

Estrenan Alejandro Fernaacutendez y Christina Aguilera tema a dueto

Guadalajara(NOTIMEX)

Tras ocho antildeos de ausen-cia en la industria musical el cantautor colombiano Carlos Vives presento su uacuteltimo aacutel-bum denominado ldquoCorazoacuten profundordquo con el que busca conquistar a muchos mexica-nos

En entrevista Carlos Vives quien asegura ser un gran ad-mirador de los compositores mexicanos Joseacute Alfredo Jimeacute-nez Armando Manzanero y Agustiacuten Lara afirmoacute que tie-ne claro que su misioacuten es la de

servir como artista a la gente es lo que maacutes le gusta y le lle-naComentoacute que crecioacute con la muacutesica de este paiacutes gracias a sus padres y abuelos incluso consideroacute que el cine mexica-no dejoacute una importante hue-lla en Colombia en su muacutesica

De hecho ldquohay una co-rriente del vallenato muy co-nectada a la muacutesica mexica-nardquo acotoacute Vives quien fue el primer colombiano en ganar un Grammy Americano y el primero en vender maacutes de un milloacuten de discos abriendo camino para una nueva gene-racioacuten de artistas de su paiacutes como Juanes y Shakira

Con respecto a su nueva produccioacuten discograacutefica ma-nifestoacute que se trata de su deacuteci-mo cuarto aacutelbum de estudio con 12 canciones de su auto-riacutea y recalcoacute que en cada uno de los temas se encuentra un motivo de inspiracioacuten recuer-dos y aneacutecdotas de su viva

ldquoCorazoacuten profundordquo es el tema que le da tiacutetulo al disco y que fue inspirado en sus hijos Ademaacutes dijo otras canciones como ldquoAmanecerrdquo ldquoSalvar tu amorrdquo ldquoHoy me desperteacute en otro lugarrdquo y ldquoLa foto de los dosrdquo tienen tambieacuten que ver con su historia de vida

Presenta Carlos Vives su

nuevo aacutelbum ldquoCorazoacuten profundordquo

Aguascalientes(NOTIMEX)

La presidenta del Sistema Estatal para el Desarrollo Integral de la Familia (DIF) Blanca Rivera Rio de Loza-no anuncioacute que el cantautor Juan Gabriel donoacute a la insti-tucioacuten el traje rosa mexicano que usoacute durante su presen-tacioacuten en el Palenque de la Feria el pasado 2 de mayo

Explicoacute que este traje seraacute utilizado para respaldar los programas en beneficio de la poblacioacuten vulnerable aun-que no especificoacute si seraacute su-bastado o vendido

Indicoacute que esta cortesiacutea del cantante hacia la institu-cioacuten es una muestra de que Juan Gabriel no solamente es un gran artista sino que maacutes allaacute de su profesioacuten estaacute su compromiso social para

ayudar a quienes menos tie-nen con su talento entrega y corazoacuten

Dijo que este detalle ten-draacute un resultado muy noble porque podraacuten fortalecerse los programas que impulsan el bienestar de las familias de ahiacute que continuaraacute daacuten-dose a la tarea de solicitar este tipo de donativos con el mismo fin

Refirioacute que el techo presu-puestal del organismo nunca seraacute suficiente para atender todas las necesidades y peti-ciones de la poblacioacuten por lo cual se requiere emprender actividades alternas en las cuales la sociedad participe para fortalecer las finanzas de la institucioacuten lo que se traduciraacute en una mayor co-bertura de atencioacuten

Dona Juan Gabriel traje que usoacute en palenque de Aguascalientes

EL OBSERVADOR | wwwel-observadorcom 19SPORTSMAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

Meacutexico(NOTIMEX)

La pasioacuten y el optimismo de los seguidores del equi-po azulcrema de Coapa se intensifica auacuten maacutes a partir d el inicio de la liguilla del futbol mexicano pues un mi-lloacuten 500 mil seguidores de acuerdo a su paacutegina oficial esperan que obtenga el cam-peonato de la Liga MX

Pero no soacutelo eacuteste es el

uacutenico suentildeo que anhelan los americanistas pues conside-ran que el trabajo de Miguel ldquoEl Piojordquo Herrera como di-rector teacutecnico tambieacuten po-driacutea verse exaltado con otros grandes futbolistas como Ja-vier ldquoChicharitordquo Hernaacutendez o porque no con el argentino Leonel Messi

Caracterizado por contar

en su plantel con jugadores de prestigio nacional e in-ternacional las Aacuteguilas del Ameacuterica no escatiman cuan-do se trata de contratar a fi-guras del futbol

De acuerdo con una en-

cuesta aplicada a nivel nacio-nal por el Gabinete de Comu-nicacioacuten Estrateacutegica (GCE) 347 por ciento de los entre-vistados suentildea con que Javier ldquoChicharitordquo Hernaacutendez vista un diacutea la casaca azulcrema sin importar su pasado con las Chivas Rayadas del Gua-dalajara aceacuterrimo rival de los de Coapa

Otros jugadores que la

hinchada quisiera ver entre-nando en el campamento americanista son Carlos Vela de nueva cuenta a Cuauhteacute-moc Blanco y a Guillermo Ochoa quienes tienen la aprobacioacuten de 43 por ciento 42 y dos por ciento en ese orden

En tanto 12 por ciento de

los seguidores del Ameacuterica prefiere a Andreacutes Guardado 09 a Oribe Peralta y 04 a Omar Bravo Respecto a los extranjeros 29 de cada 100 americanistas quieren a Lio-nel Messi en el nido de Coa-

pa 15 a Cristiano Ronaldo dos a Franck Ribeacutery dos a Mario Balotelli y uno a Way-ne Rooney

Entre los factores que hay

para que los aficionados del cuadro azulcrema esteacuten ilu-sionados con un tiacutetulo en el Clausura 2013 32 por ciento sentildealoacute que les motiva saber que sus jugadores sean los mejores y 295 precisoacute que les cautiva su antiguumledad

En cuanto a los senti-

mientos que genera el con-junto azulcrema 324 por ciento de los cuestionados argumentoacute que es el equipo que ldquopeor le caerdquo 97 aseguroacute que es Chivas 47 dijo que Cruz Azul y 36 sentildealoacute a Pu-mas en ese rubro

A la pregunta iquestpor queacute

le van a Las Aacuteguilas 66 de cada 100 respondieron que se trata del equipo que se-guiacutean desde la infancia 21 porque su familia tambieacuten lo apoya y dos de cada centenar porque sus amigos son hin-chas de este equipo mientras que seis por ciento mencionoacute otra causa

En cuanto a la magnitud

del amor por el Ameacuterica 726 por ciento indicoacute que es ldquogranderdquo y recalcaron que

tienen en su casa una playera del equipo de sus amores

Entre los argumentos que

los entrevistados sentildealaron para empezar a apoyar a los azulcremas 209 por ciento subrayoacute que el Ameacuterica ten-driacutea que dejar de ser propie-dad de Televisa mientras que 189 precisoacute que un cambio de directiva hariacutea que tuviera preferencia por ese equipo

En general los mexicanos

sienten que Ameacuterica es uno de los equipos maacutes odiados porque se cree mucho (389 por ciento) por ser propie-dad de Televisa (227) con-trata jugadores extranjeros (178) juega mal (53) y por-que juega bien (14)

Por geacutenero de cada 100

hombres 27 tienen ldquotoda la ferdquo en ese equipo mientras que 17 de cada centenar de mujeres opinaron lo mismo

Por los tiacutetulos obtenidos

los jugadores que integran su plantilla y la historia que tiene en el futbol mexicano entre otros factores el Ameacute-rica es uno de los equipos que genera pasiones encontradas razoacuten por la que es la oncena maacutes popular del paiacutes premi-sa que apoya 437 por ciento de los cuestionados

Suentildean americanistas con tener a ldquoChicharitordquo y a ldquoMessirdquo en Coapa

Madrid(NOTIMEX)

El delantero portugueacutes Cristiano Ronaldo del equipo Real Madrid dio las gracias puacuteblicamente al auacuten teacutecnico del Manchester United Sir Alex Ferguson por lo aprendido mientras estuvo bajo sus oacuterdenes en el club ingleacutes entre 2003 y 2009

ldquoGracias por todo jeferdquo publicoacute CR7 en su cuenta oficial en twitter al enterarse que el legendario entrenador dejaraacute a los Red Devils al concluir la temporada y asimismo pondraacute fin a su exitosa carrera mientras presentoacute una fotografiacutea junto a Ferguson durante su estancia con los Red Devils en 2003

Cristiano Ronaldo se coronoacute en varios torneos con el

Manchester United entre los que destaca la FA Cup 2004 la Premier League 2007 2008 y 2009 y en instancias internacionales la UEFA Champions League y Copa Mundial de Clubes ambos en 2008

El astro portugueacutes dejo el Manchester United para pasar al Real Madrid por una cantidad considerable que lo colocoacute como el fichaje maacutes caro en la historia del

futbol y desde entonces lleva el nuacutemero nueve del club espantildeol

Ferguson de 71 antildeos de edad dio a conocer que daraacute por terminada su relacioacuten con el Manchester United al teacutermino de la presente temporada por lo que han comenzado las muestras de aprecio y reconocimiento a su brillante carrera como entrenador

Agradece Cristiano Ronaldo a Sir Alex Ferguson ldquopor todordquo

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Free Dental Fair May 18th- 19th 500am San Jose Convention Center South Hall 150 West San Carlos Street San Jose CA 95113 httpwwwhealthyfamilyfundorg First come first serve basis

Electronics recycling collection 200 E Santa Clara St San Jose CA 95109 (916) 617-2664

Free Sunday Yoga in the park Every Sunday 1100am Dolores Park Dolores St amp 19th St San Francisco CA 94114

Humane Society Free Pet Adoption June 1st-2nd 901 Ames Avenue Milpitas Ca

hssorgAdoptForFree (408) 262-2133

Free Piedmont Avenue Art Walk 3rd Thursday of every month 600pm-900pm Piedmont Avenue Oakland CA Free Heart Screeningfor Children By appointment Valley Medical Center or familyrsquos home wwwinfant-heartcom (408) 885-4415

West Coast Premier of Exquisite Photographs Haunting Images March 27th-June 16th 1100am-500pm Cantor Arts Center Stanford University 328 Lomita Dr Stanford CA 94305 (650) 723-4177

HEADLINES

Inauguracioacuten oficial de la Plaza El Mexicano en el Fairgounds de San Joseacute Despueacutes de antildeos de planificacioacuten y meses de la construccioacuten de la ldquoPlaza El Mexicano en el Fairgrounds de San Joseacuterdquo se abre oficialmente a las 11 am Este Mieacutercoles 08 de mayo 2013 Esta asociacioacuten entre la base local Marquez Brothers International y el recinto ferial del condado de Santa Clara completa tal vez la mayor instalacioacuten de su tipo en el norte de California La Plaza seraacute la sede de una gran variedad de eventos mexicanos multi-culturales y tradicio-nales incluyendo el entretenimiento regional El primer espectaacuteculo estaacute pro-gramado para el domingo 19 de mayo cuando Joan Sebastian se presentaraacute en un espectaacuteculo PM 3

Senator Yee plans to place ban on 3-D printed guns in California Sena-tor Leland Yee of San Francisco has put forth legislation that would prohibit the use and manufacturing of 3-D printed firearms 3-D printers are a new technology that can be used to download and manufacture three-dimension-al blueprints and build them out of pieces of plastic Yee does believe that the 3-D printer capabilities are of ldquoamazing possibilitiesrdquo but the use of them to create gun parts that are untraceable and anonomous poses a risk to the public The first fireable design a design known as ldquoThe Liberatorrdquo has already successfully fired a 380 caliber bullet

Apoyo al Seguro Social es especialmente fuerte entre los afroamerica-nos e hispanosUn informe publicado por la organizacioacuten National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI) encontroacute que los afroamericana e hispanos apoyan solidamente al seguro social ldquoLa verdadera prueba de apoyo de los esta-dounidenses al Seguro Social es su disposicioacuten a pagar por ellordquo dijo Jasmine Tucker analista ejecutiva de poliacuteticas en NASI y autora del informe ldquoLos esta-dounidenses en todos los grupos raciales y eacutetnicos dicen que no les importa pagar impuestos del Seguro Social porque el programa ayuda a millones de personas y porque ellos y sus familias se benefician del mismordquo

Santa Clara County celebrates May 2013 as Historic Preservation Month Santa Clara County is celebrating National Historic Preservation Month by starting a Photo-sharing campaign named ldquoSee Save Celebraterdquo The campaign aims to celebrate the countyrsquos historical heritage and increase awareness of historical preservation The Historical Heritage Commission will host an exhibition of the submitted photos on May 30 2013 from 530 ndash 700 pm at the County Administration Building at 70 West Hedding Street San Jose

CALENDAR

Afiara String Quartet A Stanford Live Informance May 18th 500pm Community School of Music and Arts (Tateuchi Hall) Finn Center 230 San Antonio Circle Mountain View CA 94040 650-917-6800 ext 305 wwwarts4allorg Free

18th Dancinrsquo on the Avenue June 22nd 200pm-800pm Lincoln Avenue San Jose CA willowglenorg

Latinas Contra Cancer 9th Annual Motherrsquos Day Walk May 12th (408) 280-0811 For information httpwwwlatinascontracancerorg

I Am Harvey Milk June 26th 27th 28th

The Nourse Theatre 201-299 Hayes Street San Francisco CA Tickets at sfgmcorg or (415) 392-4400

East Side Save Our Sports 5K RunWalk May 19th 730am Registration-900am Start time Mt Pleasant High School 1750 S White Road San Jose CA 95127 $35 Registration Fee wwwactivecom MACLArsquos 15th Annual Art Auction May 18th 600pm MACLA 510 S First Street San Jose CA 95113 (408) 998-ARTE

Teatro Campesino Frida May 17-18 200pm El Teatro Campesino 705 Fourth Street

San Juan Bautista CA 95045 $15 brownpaperticketscom

Moveable Feast Willow Glen Every Friday night 500pm-800pm VTA Curtner Light Rail Station Canoas Garden Ave amp Curtner Ave San Jose CA 95125

2 Dollar Tuesday Art Sales Every 3rd Tuesday of the month KALEID Gallery 88 S 4th Street San Jose CA 95113 httpwwwkaleidgallerycom Free Admission 17th Annual Youth Speaks Teen Poetry Slam April 12th-May 11th Youth Speaks 1663 Mission St 604 San Francisco CA 94103 wwwyouthspeaksorg Tickets $5 (Suggested Donation)

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MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013







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Cuando

En donde

































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Isnrsquot A Crisis











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Gabinetes 35

de descuento

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Fregaderos desde

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MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

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(STATEPOINT)


































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MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013







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Cuando

En donde

































MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013


Isnrsquot A Crisis











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MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

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Fregaderos desde

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CALIFORNIA






























MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

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MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013







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42013_GS










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Quien

Cuando

En donde

































MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013


Isnrsquot A Crisis











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WIC Program








(408) 254shy5197

















MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013 MAY 10 - MAY 16 2013

SAN FRANCISCO
















11040381





San Jose CA 95122Bus 408-286-4467

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