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Chiquy Boom saying hi!

Chiquy Boom saying hi! (Photo credit: San José Library)

We’re celebrating Cinco de Mayo a little bit early this year – on May 3rd, we’re having silly magician Chiquy Boom! put on a bilingual silly children’s magic show with music and movement games!

Come celebrate with us at 4PM and be entertained!

This free program will be in the Children’s Area of the Library.

¡Ven a ver el mago tonto Chiquy Boom! se presenta un show bilingue de magia infantil con juegos de movimientos corporales!

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HOW THE NEW TAX LAW WILL AFFECT YOU
Fremont Main Library – Fukaya Meeting Room

Monday, February 11, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
and
Monday, February 25, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Come hear Alan Olsen, CPA, MBA and Host of the American Dreams radio show on KDOW 1220 AM talk about the new tax laws, avoiding common tax pitfalls, the fiscal cliff, starting a company and how the American dream is still possible. An informative and enjoyable evening where you’ll learn from a tax expert and successful business consultant discuss what’s worked for others domestically and abroad.

Alan is the Managing Director of GROCO, the largest CPA firm in Fremont. His firm was recently recognized by INSIDE Public Accounting as one of the Best Managed CPA firms in the USA. GROCO was also included on the list of “Fastest Growing Companies” in the Bay Area. A nationally recognized speaker, author and consultant, Alan has appeared on Fox News, KPIX and KRON television networks. He has been quoted and published by various media outlets such as CNN Money, Money Magazine, Consumer Reports – Money Advisor and Money Matters.

This free program is sponsored by the Fremont Chamber of Commerce and the Alameda County Library. To RSVP, please call Chuck Roberts at (510) 797-8661 x296 or email him at croberts@GROCO.com. For more information, please visit http://www.GROCO.com

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Special Report Released

Over 300 people attended the event releasing Building on Our Assets: Economic Development & Job Creation in the East Bay.  This special report is the culmination of an extensive examination of the dynamics of the East Bay economy in order to provide a basis for identifying the region’s opportunities and challenges for future growth. The project team conducted an in-depth analysis of employment, business, workforce, infrastructure, and land use characteristics, augmented with interviews with business executives. (http://eastbayeda.org/research_facts_figures/building_on_our_assets_2011_Report.htm)

 Join a special workshop to promote cross-sector collaboration to improve the business climate, strengthen innovation clusters, enhance education and workforce training, and upgrade infrastructure and land use.  This Strategic Planning Workshop (http://eastbayeda.org/east_bay_economic_development_alliance/Events/BuildingOnOurAssets12-5-11.html) is scheduled for:

 Monday, December 5, from 8 am – 12 pm

Crowne Plaza Concord/Walnut Creek, 45 John Glenn Drive, Concord

 Click here (http://eastbayeda.eventbrite.com/) for more information and to register.

 A hardcopy of this report will available soon at the Fremont Main Library. Ask at the Reference Desk.

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The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Job Forum

The Job Forum sponsored by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce meets weekly at the SF Chamber offices to provide free job search coaching, advice, and counsel for San Francisco Bay Area job seekers. Topics Include: Job search planning for effective results, how to find contacts, how to develop clear job objectives, how to focus review of resumes. Arrive by 6:25 pm please. Our next sessions are: Wednesday, Nov 16 Wednesday, Nov 23 Wednesday, Nov 30 Wednesday, Dec 7.

  • Free!!

Click here for more information

When:  Thursday, November 10, 2011 – Saturday, December 10, 2011 ; 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Sponsor:  The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce

Where: 235 Montgomery St. 12th floor, San Francisco, CA

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Business Growth Workshop  

Register Now

Join us for an interactive workshop that will teach you how to efficiently and effectively read the paper in 30 minutes.

WORKSHOP BENEFITS:

  • Ability to navigate the paper in just 30 minutes
  • Gain qualified/warm leads
  • Increase your knowledge of the local community you do business in
  • Network and get connected with your business community
  • PROFIT from every issue!

For more info, contact Karrie Langan at 415-288-4964 or klangan@bizjournals.com

When: Wednesday, November 16, 2011; 7:30am-9:00am

Where: San Francisco Business Times, 275 Battery Street Ste, San Francisco, CA 94111

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Keiretsu Forum presents the Sixth Annual Angel Capital Expo

Angel Capital Expo is the premier gathering of the angel capital community. The Expo is bringing together investors and entrepreneurs looking for funding. Angel Capital Expo is organized by Keiretsu Forum, the world’s largest angel investment network, and was created to foster collaboration among angel groups, as well as reach out to the larger investment community. Invitation is extended to accredited investors only. See definition of “accredited investor” at http://www.sec.gov/answers/accred.htm.

  • $295 General Registration; $95 Early Bird Registration

Click here for more information

Nina Quasebarth
(415) 573-0753
rsvp@keiretsuforum.com

When: Thursday, November 17, 2011; 7:30am- 3:00pm

Where: Julia Morgan Ballroom (465 California Street, San Francisco CA 94104)

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How to Grow Your Business

Register Now

Learn about extensive resources available to you through the media mix of newspaper, digital and events. We’ll cover strategies, quick tips and actionable items to help you get more out of your business news, networking and lead-generating efforts to bolster the bottom line and start seeing immediate results.

Great for sales teams, team leaders, business owners, and anyone responsible for business development, customer retention, sales and marketing.

For more info, contact Twyla Sulesky at 408-299-1871 or tsulesky@bizjournals.com

When: Thursday, December 1, 2011, 11:30am-1:00pm, 39488 Stevenson Place, Suite 100, Fremont, CA 94539

Cost: Free

Suggested Dress: Business Attire

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Work at Home Business Expo

Due to downsizing in the economy, are you searching for new opportunities? Join the “Work at Home” business movement by attending the Work at Home Business Expo. Most of the home business models have low start-up cost and are low risk. Meet more than 100 legitimate home based businesses and find the right one for you. Get to know businesses that have become success stories like Speaking Roses, Bamboopink, Akea Life, Wine Shop at Home and many more. Learn the necessary tools of successfully starting and running a home based business from experienced small business professionals.

  • $10 at door, $8 advance online. Active Military w/ ID and children under 12 free.

Click here for more information

Barbara Ramirez
6195465390
barbara@brownmarketingstrategies.com

When: Saturday, April 28, 2012 – Monday, April 30, 2012; 10:00am-5:00pm

Where: San Mateo County Event Center, 1346 Saratoga Drive, San Mateo, CA 94403

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HEALTH BENEFITS OF MEDITATION

It was a great talk by Dr. Zaslove on Saturday, September 10th.  The talk was based on the book ‘Inner and Outer Peace Through Meditation’ by Rajinder Singh, which we have copies of in our collection:

http://tinyurl.com/3h8p5gh

Below are some of the key points:

  • Meditation equals concentrated attention and total physical relaxation.
  • Meditation is science, is mainstream, and should be free of charge.
  • Meditation is NOT a religion NOR a cult.
  • We withdraw the attention from outside and go within– Everything you are seeking outside is inside you.
  • Meditation is about stopping of the mind.  It calms and stills the mind.
  • Meditate through the Inner Eye, aka, Single Eye or Third Eye
  • All religions meditate.

 

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Come learn about the benefits at the Fukaya Room in the Fremont Main Library on Saturday, September 10th, 11:00 pm- 1:00 pm.

We will explore the latest and most astonishing discoveries into the preventive, healing, and pain-relieving effects of meditation with a physician/researcher with 38 years of meditation experience.  Dr. Marshall Zaslove has lived in the San Francisco Bay area since 1969.  He has been practicing meditation daily for over 30 years.  This workshop is based on ‘Inner and Outer Peace Through Meditation’ by Rajinder Singh.

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Jews and African Americans, as two distinct ethnic groups, historically struggled for freedom and searched for a homeland, but each group felt in the other’s music the deep sentiments of their common history.  “Black Sabbath-the Secret Musical History of Black-Jewish Relations” is an album that the Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation released in September.  The album showcases African American artists from the 1930s to the 1960s singing Jewish songs, including Johnny Mathis, who made a special visit on February 3 to the San Francisco Contemporary Jewish Museum for “A Johnny Mathis Homecoming”.  An exhibition at the museum bears the album’s name and runs through March 22.  A visit to this exhibit at the CJM is one way to mark National Black History Month this month.  Visitors can relax in a gallery where tracks from the album are piped in, and headphones are available at listening stations where more song titles are available.  A sampling of the music can be heard at http://bit.ly/d0xx4d.

The Contemporary Jewish Museum website has information on current and future exhibits.  Museum passes are available at the Fremont Main Library for library cardholders to borrow.  Each pass allows admission for two adults; there is no charge for those ages 18 and under.   Contact the Fremont Main Library at tel. (510) 745-1401 to reserve a museum pass.

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Click on the present to see what’s inside!

Many of the pictures in this multimedia poster have a link to the video of the event. Click on some of them and enjoy!

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1. August 29 is More Herbs, Less Salt Day. Sounds tasty to me.
2. National Holistic Pet Day is August 30 and also the birthday of Cameron Diaz (38).
3. September is: Be Kind to Editors and Writers Month, Fall Hat Month, Go Wild During California Wild Rice Month, International Strategic Thinking Month, Library Card Sign-Up Month, National Chicken Month, national Coupon Month, National Honey Month, National Mushroom Month, National Piano Month, National Rice Month, Shameless Promotion Month, and Subliminal Communications Month.
4. September 1 is National No Rhyme (Nor Reason) Day, the first day of International Enthusiasm Week, and the birthday of: Gloria Estefan (53), Barry Gibb (64), and Lily Tomlin (71).
5. September 3 is National Lazy Mom’s Day. Not a day celebrating lazy moms, but rather a day for busy moms to be lazy.

Source: Chases’s Calendar of Events 2010.

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1. August 22 is Be An Angel Day and the birthday of: Tori Amos (47), Ray Bradbury (90), Giada De Laurentiis (40), Valerie Harper (69), E. Annie Proulx (75), and Norman Schwarzkopf (76).
2. August 24 is Vesuvius Day (I just going to be geeky and call this Volcano Day, ok?) and the birthday of: Stephen Fry (53), Rupert Grint (22), Steve Guttenberg (52), and Marlee Matlin (45).
3. August 25 is Kiss-And-Make-Up Day, National Secondhand Wardrobe Day, and the Birthday of: Tim Burton (52), Sean Connery (80), Elvis Costello (56), Frederick Forsyth (72), Monty Hall (87), Regis Philbin (77), Rachael Ray (42), Claudia Schiffer (40), and Gene Simmons (61).
4. August 26 is Women’s Equality Day and the birthday of: Macaulay Culkin (30), Geraldine Ferraro (75), Branford Marsalis (50), and Chris Pine (30).
5. August 28 is Race Your Mouse Around the Icons Day! Don’t forget to limber up your hands first.

Source: Chases’s Calendar of Events 2010.

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