Loved the clinical medical assistant class with Ms. Roberta. She was really nice and helpful when…read morewe had questions. I highly recommend taking this course with Ms. Roberta, would not want to take the class with any other teacher. Thank you Ms. Roberta!!!!

Very beautiful mission. It seems like every-time we go it's a gorgeous day. There are a variety of…read morerestaurants to choose from and a very good local ice cream shop. There is an amazing small flower garden that has a variety of different flowers. The masses are lovely.

Micro tiny town that has huge history!!…read more I think the population is like 1500. This town is cute and quaint. The locals take pride in their city. It's very clean and nice landscaping. Most business are family owned. You won't find many commercial businesses here. This city is known for the mission San Juan Bautista and also for the San Andreas fault line. Both are located in this city. This is a nice place to visit. It's simplicity awesome and appreciated

There is something seriously broken here. The suicide attempt/success rate is out of control and…read morethe full-blown mental health crisis gobbles up and consumes every Army soldier. It's dangerous. And TRADOC's answer to this? We're going to hurt them more. Squeeze them harder. Deny any and all access to a healthy work-life balance and punish anyone who desperately needs to live their life. I'm lucky to have left this place alive. The same cannot be said for all of my battle buddies.

It was a stormy Tuesday night around 8PM. Jarg and I were stuck indoors. The weather can be so…read moreunpredictable on planet Winnebago. Fortunately we both had our stun rays with plenty of extra cartridges. You can never be too careful. Trouble is like the weather on planet Winnebago. Unpredictable. Also, it's bs that mom grounded me. Like anybody cared about that vase. "If those bastards make a move on us, I'm going to blast them three parsecs to the Wachovia sector!" Jarg muttered under his breath. "Yeah, to the Wachovia sector" I chuckled. Jarg was a mean bastard but he made me laugh sometimes. I'm not sure why. I believe I'm a moral and responsible person but sometimes I also wonder. My mom is the inventor of something called the Kolerstein morality scale. That's where you complain about politics, a person, or the world in general for about 5 or 10 minutes and in the end say if that someone or thing is moral, not moral, and by how much. Like for example if someone were to break a vase, after you're done complaining, you might announce that whoever accidentally broke that vase is a twenty three on the Kolerstein morality scale. Twenty three my ass. "Let's go blast these Winnebagoes" I yelled to Jarg. "Yeah" Jarg yelled back. "I act according to my code whereby I am moral by my principles. Morality is not an absolute and certainly not a number" I said. "God damn right" "Jarg confidently affirmed Jarg and I had some planning to do. Tomorrow was Wednesday. Wednesday is very dangerous on planet Winnebago.

Gilroy High School has been a big part of our family for many years. All three of my sons have…read moreattended this school--one has graduated, and the other two are currently students. All of my boys have participated in sports, and I couldn't be prouder of how hard they play and how well they represent their school. Gilroy may be a small city, but we are a close-knit community that supports one another. Gilroy High School has served local families for decades and has a proud athletic history. Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jeff Garcia graduated from Gilroy High School, and UFC champion and Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier is the head coach of its nationally recognized wrestling program. He has also helped with the football program while supporting his son. As the owner of Costless Heating & Cooling, Inc., I'm also proud to sponsor the Gilroy Mustangs football team and support these hardworking student-athletes. It means a lot to me to give back to the school and community that have been such an important part of my family's life. If you're new to Gilroy and considering this school for your child, I highly recommend Gilroy High School. Our family has had a great experience, and I'm proud that all three of my boys are Gilroy Mustangs. Go Mustangs! Go Gilroy Mustangs!

This is only for the All you can eat, cioppino crab feed fundraiser for the Gilroy HS Athletics…read moredepartment in May. http://www.gilroyhighschool.com/ciopinnofeed.htm $50 tix, can be purchased online and at the school. $5 discount per tix if you buy tables of 10. All you can eat cioppino crab feed, salad, garlic bread and red wine. Silent sports art auction. Purchase beer and soda. Dancing with a band. Crab feed located at Christopher Ranch, http://www.yelp.com/biz/christopher-a-and-d-ranch-gilroy#hrid:0ZXVbUA0J_WQKLwKZqyaSw/src:self seating in 4 barns, signage is poor on the location but once you find it, parking and the feeding is well organized. Noticed many police at the entrance of the ranch. The wine, bread, salad water replenishers are on the ball, crab refills can get slow, at least in barn 2 where we were located. You need to shout out and make a lot of noise to get the most attention to get refills on the cioppino crabs. The sauce is good. Saw some hard core crab people bring extra stuff like crab implements, crackers, scissors, mallets, lemon, pasta for the cioppino sauce, appetizers, desserts, baby wipes. We arrived at 6pm since we were lost for 30 minutes, line to get in was around 20 minutes, a garlic bread girl passed out bread to the people in line. Many were mad because of the poor signage and directions while waiting in line but soon turned into better humor when the line moved to get in. There was plenty of food. Was very well run for such a big event. Cleanup started around 8:30pm in barn 2 and dancing and the bar was open in Barn 1. Was quite fun, definately go with a crowd of fun friends because the diners are loud and raucous. Seating is family style, so you get to know your neighbors when you spew crab and cioppino juice on them. Where washable clothing. Gets chilly at night with the barn doors opens, bring a sweatshirt...yes it is a barn, they do leave the doors open!

Pretty cool lab with a great view. Located in a very small town and I was told this is the biggest…read morebuilding out this way. Came her for a seminar and it was different from what I have experienced in the past. They served food right before which was nice and served drinks after the seminar was over. Lots of students, teachers and staff from the lab attended. Seminar room is pretty big and I heard they do offer this place free to the public once a year. If you get a chance come on down. It's a great place to see wildlife in its natural habitat, enjoy a great view and get loaded with information about our ecosystem and studies that have been done or still underway.

This is a renowned research laboratory about halfway between Santa Cruz and Monterey.They had a…read moresmaller older facility that was completely destroyed by the 1989 earthquake and so eventually rebuilt a better facility in a slightly safer spot on the site. It has some great displays, historical artifacts and and a fine library of their research projects. They also have classrooms for the courses they teach for a variety of marine biology majors of several CA State college campuses. We met the director and a library's graduate student assistant who gave us a tour of some of the facility and some personal history of the site including events surrounding the earthquake. Definitely worth a stop for the education on their research and the beauty of the site, especially if you are interested in marine biology or hope to inspire a student!

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Obviously the best high school in Santa Cruz....but that's not saying a lot…read more Though some of the teachers suck a whole lotta donkey (but find me a school that doesn't), you can't beat everything else. The new campus is nice (besides the stairs...), the art classes are fun (holla at Graphic Arts), the MPR is...........useful (but not really...) and we put on great musicals, plays, choir recitals, band performances and dance company performances. In the sports department we're............well...we're in the paper a lot. So...take that. Many would say that we suck when it comes to offering AP classes and advanced electives. And they'd be exactly right. For shame Harbor.

I have had a long relationship with the School - was a student for 5 years (8th-12th grades),…read morevolunteer there, have worked there, have friends whose kids go there now, and even chose the simple yet elegant chapel for the site of my wedding. Needless to say, I am a fan! The academics are top-notch and I use the skills and knowledge from the classes I took there to this day. Many of the teachers at York outshine the professors I had at UC Berkeley. The school setting is idyllic - on a hilltop in Monterey. And the community is welcoming and genuine. I am absolutely looking forward to the day when my kids can enroll and become "York Dorks!"

So after all these years I realized York didn't just provide me with a good education (is that…read moregrammatically correct?) but my closest friendships were made at this little day school perched atop a grassy knoll. As a class agent I have to get my act together and throw a tight 10 Year Reunion and 2008 is the year. Dios Mio. Seems like yesterday I was outside the chapel with my freshman class upset that my Mom forced me to go to York (since a good family friend sent their brilliant son here). After Freshman Overnight Orientation , I realized that my Mom picked the perfect school for me. Nice Work Mom!

I went to an excel training class today and hands down it was awesome! Randy Smith was the…read moreinstuctor and he was really great. Very patient, very knowledgeable and very helpful. The receptionist in the front (so sad i cant remember her name but i think it was linda??) She was so nice and just showed hands down awesome customer service! That is rare to find. I am very satified and i learned so much cool tricks to use in excel!

"THANK YOU" and "A GREAT BIG HUG" to everyone at ACTS especially Ed, Jose and Carolyn.  My goal was…read moreto take courses in Accounting and Advanced MS Office to help me change careers from product release management to operations management.  I achieved this goal not only because of what I learned, but also due to the support and encouragement I received while attending ACTS. Both my knowledge and my faith were strengthened.  I will be eternally grateful!