Events/Links Happy Birthday Flo Wong!
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The Documentary by Mable Yee
http://engageher.com/ San Jose Screening Oct 17.
http://www.idealist.org/if/i/
en/av/Event/107966-131  ArtObjectGallery
Sept 26-Nov 12, 2008
Art of Democracy:
"Current Events"
artobjectgallery.com
Silicon Valley Arts & Business Awards
A fundraising event for the Arts Council Silicon Valley. Friday, October 17, 2008
more info
Mark-Ops Forum
August 6, 2008 www.mark-ops.com/ 
NEC at IEEE EMC
August 18-21, 2008
www.emc2008.org/
Media sponsor for CleanTech
June 1-5, Hynes Convention Center, Boston, Massachusetts
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NEC at DAC
June 8-13, 2008
DAC.com
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Past History Silicon Valley Charity Ball
After 19 years of fundraising on behalf of the many non-profit, public benefit organizations, the Silicon Valley Charity Ball comes to a close. >End of an era >No need to chuck your dancing shoes. >The Party's over Silicon Valley San Jose Business Journal
From the February 13, 1998 print edition Maybe he'll leave his heart here this time The splashy Silicon Valley Charity Ball has booked crooner Tony Bennett to perform at this year's event, set for April 18 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center. Mr. Bennett is coming not only to delight the several thousand attendees, each of whom will plunk down up to $1,000 to participate in the valley's largest single fund-raising event. This year's theme is "Silicon Valley takes a byte out of the Big Apple." Besides being a lavish fund raiser, the charity ball also garners attention for its colorful invitations, which for the past few years have been designed by Yamaguma & Associates Inc. of San Jose. Steve Yamaguma has designed this year's invite to feature a New York theme. He wouldn't give specifics, but said people will begin receiving the invitations in the mail in about three weeks. Recent Company News ?San Jose Downtown Association Latest News ?AMD sues Intel for antitrust violations ?State suggests rate changes for California Water Service Group ?Google maps eye the Earth from space ?Abgenix to move research operations to Canada ?Fiberstars changes CEO, will close Fremont office More ?Companies in the News ?People in the News He also has created a poster to be hung in both terminals at San Jose International Airport.
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Shark Byte: WITH RIGHT SPIRIT, VIEWERS WINNOW ART FROM KITSCH Published: Sunday, September 2, 2001 Edition: Morning Final Section: Front Page: 22A Memo: Photos by Karen T. Borchers, Jim Gensheimer and Judith Calson -- Mercury News; map by Tracie Tso -- Mercury News; ''Sharquita'' courtesy San Jose Downtown Association Jack Fischer is the Mercury News' visual arts critic. Source: JACK FISCHER column MACK THE SHARK Market Street, between Post and San Fernando streets OK, having a shark play ''Mack the Knife,'' with its famous shark lyric, is dumb, dumb, dumb. But Yamaguma & Associates, which crafted this shark for the sponsoring San Jose Jazz Society, has made what is, to my knowledge, the only shark anywhere you can play music on. Follow the numbers on the side and whack the corresponding xylophone key on its back and Bobby Darin will have nothing on you.
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