Unemployment in Silicon Valley rose 0.2 percent in January, from 10.6 percent to 10.8 percent, but there were also 40,000 job ads in January, 10,000 more than January 2010. New jobs range across industries, from high tech to retail, and from Apple to Safeway. .
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RvB talks about his best bets for today, including ‘Troublemaker,’ ‘Tomorrow Will Be Better’ and ‘22nd of May.’ Plus the Smith Brothers with Vijay Rajan, director of the short film ‘Base Emotions.’
RvB talks about his best bets for today, including ‘3 Backyards’ and Part 2 of the ‘Biz of Art’ forums. Plus the Smith Brothers with Frank Door, director of the short film ‘Five Proof.’
Richard von Busack provides his best bets and the Smith Brothers talk with filmmakers, writers and directors in our daily video guide to what’s hot today at Cinequest.
RvB talks about his best bets for today, including ‘Dreaming Nicaragua’ and ‘Desert Rain.’ Plus the Smith Brothers with Edward James Olmos, Lymari Nadal and Sonia Fritz of the film ‘America.’
Using music and theater, “Slide,” a performance making its Bay Area premiere as part of the Stanford Lively Arts program, examines this question and the potential loneliness caused by isolating ourselves from information that contradicts our beloved perceptions.
A ceremony was held Thursday to begin demolition of the FMC plant near Mineta San Jose International Airport, paving the way for a new soccer stadium for the San Jose Earthquakes.
The Smith Brothers chat with Serbian filmmaker Srdjan Sarenac in today’s episode of “Today at Cinequest,” and Richard von Busack talks about some hot documentaries that will be screened at various theaters around San Jose today, including ‘The World According to Ion B.” and ‘Dying to do Letterman.”
The poll of young Britons found that Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg are considered more important than David Cameron and Barack Obama. According to the poll’s results, the invention of Facebook is more important historically than even the discovery of the laws of gravity by Sir Isaac Newton.
Bill Sherry, Aviation Director at Mineta Airport of San Jose/Silicon Valley, has been picked by the city to moonlight as Dan Fenton’s replacement as the head of Team San Jose. Despite his new position, he will continue to serve as head of Mineta as well.
