San Jose Earthquakes Essays

  • Damian Wyatt's Dream: The San Jose Earthquakes

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    Damian Wyatt would always remember this day. The day when the San Jose Earthquakes chose him, a rookie, over all star Robbie Keane. As a first round pick, he had an immense amount of pressure on his shoulders. As he walked into the press room after getting drafted, the alternating blue and green tiles popped out at him. The blue tiles had the SJ logo inscribed on it while the green tiles had the MLS logo on it. All of those tiled were on the wall behind him though. As he turned around, his heart

  • Middle-Class Precarity: Edge of Homelessness in California

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    You see people scattered all over California with nowhere to go except the streets on a day to day basis. Many middle-class citizens living in the Bay Area today survive paycheck to paycheck. Many of them live in the Bay Area with no emergency expenses in their savings account, which may leave them short and unable to complete full bill payments. This can lead to middle-class families and hardworking citizens to get evicted out of their homes. A big proportion of their check goes solely to rent and

  • Calpine and Cisco Debate Over Coyote Valley

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    Throughout the years the technology industry has been growing with incredible speed expanding all over California. San Jose is known as the capital of Silicon Valley where major technology companies and start-ups call home. With fast spreading companies it is necessary to have enough power in San Jose to supply the increase in energy demand. Recently there was a plan proposed to the City of San Jose by Calpine Corporation to build a power plant in Coyote Valley. Nearby residents and several other organizations

  • Tech Museum Of Innovation Essay

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    Valley: the heart of computers and technologies in the world." I live in San Jose, the capital of Silicon Valley (The City of San Jose, 1999, p. 1). San Jose is surrounded by a great number of hardware and software computer companies. There are a lot of job opportunities offered in this region. San Jose, thus, is called, the land of the Silicon Rush, which has replaced California's Gold Rush, which occurred fifty-two years ago (San Jose Convention & Visitors Bureau, 2000, p. 4).

  • Sales and Sponsorship for the Golden State Warriors

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    30-32 on San Francisco Bay, south of the Bay Bridge, between the Ferry Building and AT&T Park. The Warriors can develop an alliance with the San Francisco Venue Development Project, which is responsible for the new arenas build. This alliance can highlight what the new arena can do for not only the Warriors and the San Francisco Venue Development Project but also the surrounding neighborhoods. The proposed arena can have entertainment, restaurants and exercise options for all that enjoy that San Francisco

  • A Descriptive View Of A San Francisco Neighborhood

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    Phase 4: (50 pts) Students write a descriptive “view” of a San Francisco neighborhood as an extended metaphor of their self-description and history, including the good, the bad, and everything else. This is the most difficult and important part of this project. You are to use the information you gathered in Phases 1-3 to put together a descriptive guide to this neighborhood. Your guide can be in a similar vein to the SFGate descriptions, with a personal touch. Step 1: Answer the following questions:

  • End Human Trafficking Intervention Plan Paper

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    and the elderly. Human trafficking is defined as, “ the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons, by means of threat of use of force or other forms of coercion, or abduction,” (Lightfoot, p.1, 2013). According to the San José Police Department there are approximately 600,000 to 800,000 people that are trafficked across international borders each year. Out those 800,000 people it is estimated that 18,000 to 20,000 people are trafficked into the United States. The full

  • Rejuvenating Escapade in California with Holidays in San Jose

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    San Jose Overview Locally known as the capital city of Silicon Valley and among the highly recommended holiday destination in the region, San Jose is a tremendous metropolis of California featured with a variety of culture, lifestyle, museums and sites catering voyagers from across the world from decades. The auspicious climate and remarkable sightseeing wealth makes this fabulous town one of the most desired holiday destination among Londoners and rest of the Europeans. Weather When to Visit San

  • Jack Aaron Hotchner Research Paper

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    Jack Aaron Hotchner didn't have the most talk able childhood. Born in 1984 to Aaron and Haley Hotchner. Jack was the pride and joy of the Hotchner family. Doted on by many. He was his fathers mini me as Aaron called him behind closed doors. Jack admired his father, he loved that his father was out there protecting people. Jack was only 4 years old when he went through the biggest shock of his life. His father lying in a hospital bed after he had gotten attacked by George Foyet. It was something

  • Sunnyvale Case Study

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    Situated in the north end of the Santa Clara Valley, Sunnyvale is one of the cities that make up Silicon Valley, which is home to some of America's most famous tech companies. Combined with a Mediterranean climate that offers mild winters and comfortable summers, the city's location makes it a wonderful place to live, particularly since it comes with all of the amenities needed to accommodate a wide range of residents. As a result, those who are interested in living somewhere with superb access to

  • Architecture Of The California Missions

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    The Architectural History of the California Missions (1769-1823) You may already know that there are 21 missions today in the state of California. Starting in San Diego all the way past San Francisco, the missions remind us of an earlier time when the Spanish were colonizing Alta California. The California missions were started because the Spanish king wanted to create permanent settlements in the area of the New World called Alta California. The decision to create Spanish missions in California

  • Environmental History of The Bay Area

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    always lived in the Bay Area until now, when I recently moved to Chico. Pleasanton, Ca is a suburb in the East Bay where I have lived the longest in the Bay Area. However I have also lived for other short periods of time in the cities San Jose, Union City, Fremont, and San Francisco. This is not the case with some of my other family members. My mother, and her side of the family, where born on the Island of Pico. Pico is located in the Azores, which is a chain of islands right off the coast of Portugal

  • Case Study: The Nashville Predator

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    Minnesota Wild, St. Louis Blues, Nashville Predators, Anaheim Ducks, San Jose Sharks, Edmonton Oilers, and Calgary Flames. The Blackhawks have already secured their spot as the conference's no. 1 seed. I'm never one to compliment the Blackhawks, though, so we'll just offer a quick "congrats" to them and move on.

  • California Roll Informative Speech

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    Thanh La Topic: How to make a California Roll General Purpose: To inform Specific purpose: To inform the audience on the history of sushi and the process of how to make a California Roll Thesis Statement (Central Idea): Knowing the history behind sushi will allow you to appreciate sushi. Also, understanding how a basic California Roll is made further let you enjoy and understand other sushi rolls. Introduction Attention getter: (Holding a plate with a traditional Tuna Maki

  • Dallas Postman Murder Case

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    One might not normally think of a mailman’s job as particularly dangerous. Unfortunately for a Dallas postman, it proved to be fatal. On Monday, a United States Postal Service worker, Tony Mosby, 58, was going about his daily route in Dallas, Texas when he was apparently shot in the head in his mail truck. His body was found shortly after in the truck which was parked “along a busy highway” around 2:30 A.M. Nearby residents heard the gunshot which helped police find the federal employee in a timely

  • America's Search for a Cultural Center

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    leaders of San Jose seem most intent on protecting. Our city has experienced profound growing pains as we've made the transition from agricultural area, to bedroom community and finally to the bustling metropolis known as Silicon Valley. How cherry orchards birthed Pentium chips is a story for another day . . . but in the process they have brought disparate social classes together in a way that leaves everyone struggling for some sort of cultural base. In the 90's we've seen downtown San Jose develop

  • 1906 San Francisco Earthquake Research Paper

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    1906 San Francisco Earthquake Jared E. Gatchalian San Jose State University 1906 San Francisco Earthquake The 1906 San Francisco earthquake was one of the largest earthquakes in the United States. Even though it only lasted less than a minute, the damages and aftermath of the earthquake were disastrous. These damages were not just from the earthquake, but also from other hazards that occurred because of it. It also had a huge effect on the people living in San Francisco. Many people, the government

  • The History of San Francisco Bay Area

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    unique geology and formation. The San Francisco Bay, also known as San Francisco Estuarine, consists of three bays, San Francisco Proper, San Pablo Bay, Carquinez Strait, and has a vast inland river delta. The river delta provides fresh water to the bays. The estuarine system provides food, safety, and shelter to many organisms and animals, including humans. (San Francisco Estuarine Wetlands) Along the bays lie major cities such as San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose. San Francisco is located on the boundary

  • The Jack Pine Tom Thomson Analysis

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    The Jack Pine is an oil painting by Canadian artist Tom Thomson in 1917. Tom Thomson was born on August 5th, 1877 near Claremont, Ontario, northeast of Toronto. He died between July 8th and July 16th in 1917 due to drowning in Canoe Lake (Huff). This painting clearly represents the pine species in Canada. The pine is placed in the centre of the canvas, with its branches bowed, it extends to nearly the full length of the canvas. It rises from a rocky foreground, and it is silhouetted against the water

  • A Comparison Of The Venezuela's Fight For Independence

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    in which these two countries fought for their independence but there are also some differences in how they fought. Some of the leaders who were involved in the Venezuela’s fight for independence were Simon Bolivar, Francisco de Miranda and Antonio José de Sucre. The Venezuelan fight for independence against the Spanish empire began in 1811 and finally ended in 1823. The Venezuelan war was done in different phases, which began with Francisco de Miranda. That is when Simon Bolivar ran to New Granada