San Jose, California recent comments:

Dang, these guys know how to rock it. Delicious stuff. Never had a bad day here. Plus it's just right across the street from Prospect HS and right by Westgate Mall too, with plenty of parking.

Should have kept thentrack open.

New hours as of July 25th, 2010 are listed in the library page above.

I'm not quite sure, but I think this is it. Feel free to correct this.

This is the best school in Evergreen with a 972 API for the 2010 school year. They have about 800 children. For the school year 2009-2010 they have from Kindergarten to 5th grade. They have a very active PTA, which works to develop the school, community and children.

This park was constructed during 2006-07 and was inaugurated in August 2007 to public. This park is an excellent resource for kids and lazy to moderate walkers. Good place for gathering for parties. During summer you will see a lot of party areas. This park also has a big gazebo that is often used during the weekends for big parties.

As a child we would go to the dump and throw our trash directly into the Bay. For a long time one could go to the dump and hunt rats for fun. Fortunately, those days are gone (with a wistful sigh).

412 condo units on 23 acres. Built 1984.

A great Doco on the event. http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0874317/

As of Jan 2010, this Quizno's is closed, and has been replaced with another sandwich shop that seems to emphasize mediterranean food. The one gyro I tried there was mediocre.

San Jose was also the site of the state's first capital (1849-1851). The Circle of Palms Plaza with the state seal sits at the site.

Yuck

The park with the famous dog turd (suppose to be a Quetzalcoatl statue) in it.

The correct term is "Highrises" since we do not have any real "Skyscrapers". Unlike San Francisco, San Jose had room to grow and could easily be larger than Phoenix had it not been for towns incorporating in the face of annexation (by San Jose) in the 40s - 70s. San Jose IS a VERY urban city, but also suburban. It lacks the population density and skyline of San Francisco. It is not as cosmopolitan and "Manhattanized". It lacks much of the culture and scenic beauty, but is very beautiful if looking down on the valley from the mountains or flying into the valley. The weather is near perfect, SF's is not. I love SF and was born and raised there, but moved to SJ in 1975. San Jose is definitely not and has never been a suburb of SF. San Jose was a town long before SF ever existed. At one time, San Jose was the first and only city in the West. SJs (and Silicon Valley's) industrial development took place independently of SF. The two cities are inextricably linked, but SF would not be the great city it is today without SJ. The reverse is true as well. In fact the West would not be what it is today without SJ (or SF). I have studied the history of both cities and the region as a whole, and in many ways San Jose has a richer history. San Jose is definitely a world class city, but not in the superficial way by which "world class" cities are judged. More life changing innovations have come out of San Jose than any city in the world. There is a lot of history and facts about SJ that are not on Wikipedia. San Jose has the NHL, will soon have MLB, and the NFL in Santa Clara. If the Warriors weren't successful in Oakland, you can bet they would move here to. SJ will become the transportation center of the Bay Area once BART and High Speed Rail are completed. These professional sports franchises are moving here because they know this is where the people are, and this is where the money is. As much as I love SF, I would rather vist than live there like the majority of Americans. If you care to hear some interesting facts about San Jose or have a discussion in general, email me at jcheckler@gmail.com

For just $20 a Swap Shop tech will install a new set of strings and tune-up your guitar.

My name is Lisa I am for the South Congregation in Merced Ca I have a lot of familiy in San Jose and I will be attending an Engagment Luncheon for my Nephew and I am not feeling good about missing a meeting I wa trying to look for a Kingdom Hall near The Colonnad Apartments on South Fourth St in San Jose the only place I came close to was on White Rd in the Alum Rock area I am familiar with San Jose I just don't know where the Kingdom Halls are located and the times or a phone #. If their is anyway you can help me I would sure appreciate it. Thank You for your time and have a nice day. Lisa

2032 SW Expressway San Jose, CA 95126-4669 - (408) 298-5285

Do you mean Doomed?

An amazing facility for a community college.