It feels like it is 1999 again! The TechCrunch 50 event was held this week (September 14-15) at the San Francisco Design Center. It promised to be the biggest tech event of the year. Instead, it was a horrible flop. The VCs and even the pundits have become jaded and confused about determining what exactly is a good startup and what is a bad one. At this year’s TechCrunch50 2009, there were few surprises and many disappointments. The people, this time, have voted with their stomachs and pressure from hecklers rather than with their heads.
It has been a while since I have written an article here on the Cupertino Daily, but the upcoming race for Cupertino City Council has rekindled excitement in our city. No, I’m not going to run again for Cupertino City Council. Having run twice, I have grown weary, tired, and perplexed with local politics in Cupertino. I invite each candidate to post their thoughts on the Cupertino Daily to reach readers and voters in our city in an objective and non-salesmanship like tone. I also invite local Cupertino residents, groups, and supporters to send to me their thoughts and contribute position papers/articles on why they support their candidates and what issues they believe are the most pressing for our wonderful and diverse city. I will attempt to post these articles on the Cupertino Daily with minimal edit to provide the best clarity of the author’s voice.
San Jose Mercury News
Kruger, a Redwood City resident, will be a senior at Woodside High in the upcoming school year. Garcia, another Redwood City resident, …
San Jose Mercury News
Inside of Lehigh Southwest Cement plant on Thursday June, 18 2009 in Cupertino. The US EPA is proposing strict new rules to reduce emissions …
San Jose Mercury News
The Cupertino City Council on June 16 unanimously approved a balanced budget for 2009-2010 that includes $915000 earmarked for pending state …
San Jose Mercury News
The dormant civic center fountains outside Cupertino Community Hall and library could be splashing again in late July. …
San Jose Mercury News, USA
"I think we have a lot of apartments in Mountain View now," neighbor Linda Schilling said. "Is that the right thing to be putting on this piece of property? It could be housing, it could be commercial, it could be a park." But most council members said …
The Salinas Californian, CA
Golf tourney: The Salinas Steinbeck Rotary Club is sponsoring a golf tournament to benefit Alvarez High School on Aug. 15 at Salinas Golf and Country Club. Cost is $150 each. Includes green fees, cart and dinner. Four-person scramble. Call 422-8500. …
San Jose Mercury News, USA
Paula Sandas, president of the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce, said that the employee model was the lesser of two evils. The chamber had called on the eve of the vote for a delay that would allow time for a blue-ribbon task force to come up with more …
Bizjournals.com
Palo Alto Online
Palo Alto Online
San Jose Mercury News, USA
Mountain View resident Maria Taylor, 57, had worked for Walgreens 13 years, police spokeswoman Liz Wylie said. Mountain View police received a call Friday from a Walgreens loss prevention officer who reported that a surveillance camera caught Taylor …
Mountain View Voice