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Wildlife of Silicon Valley
Many wild animals make their home in the hillsides of Milpitas, and sometimes make their way into back yards. We often see raccoons, gray squirrels, bats, garter snakes, opossums, skunks, and roof rats. Animals in Your Home or Business If a wild animal or injured bird is in your yard, here is what to do: In San Jose, Milpitas, Los Gatos, Cupertino, or Saratoga: Call: San Jose Animal Care and Services at (408)794-7297. They will transport the animal to WCSV- it is not safe for you to handle or transport. AAA Creature Catchers If you need a professional wildlife trapper in San Jose, CA call 408-338-0560. Our range extends from…
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Internet Access in Milpitas
Find an internet service provider or website designer. Visit companies making Internet appliances & software. Advice DSL Reports – Speed Test This is the page that the DSL support people at SBC use to test internet download and upload speeds. It is heavily used, so be patient. Internet Service Providers in Milpitas, CA The average download speed in Milpitas is 40.48 Mbps. This is 34.5% faster than the average in California and 13.0% faster than the national average. There are 23 internet providers in Milpitas with 8 of those offering residential service. Milpitas is the 42nd most connected city in California ahead of Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, and San Jose, but…
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Japanese Dining in Milpitas
Japanese dining is renowned for its emphasis on quality, presentation, and tradition. Here are some key features that define the Japanese dining experience: 1. **Seasonality**: Japanese cuisine places a strong emphasis on using seasonal ingredients. Dishes are often designed to highlight the flavors and textures of ingredients that are at their peak during a particular season. 2. **Presentation**: The visual presentation of food is incredibly important in Japanese dining. Meals are often arranged to be aesthetically pleasing, with attention to color, balance, and arrangement. This is sometimes referred to as “eating with the eyes.” 3. **Variety and Balance**: A traditional Japanese meal typically includes a variety of dishes to ensure…
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Korean BBQ Dining in Milpitas
Dining and Food ~ Restaurants in Milpitas ~ Asian Pacific Dining Korean BBQ restaurants offer in-table grills for cooking your meats to the doneness you prefer, and dip in a tasty sauce. Korean BBQ dining is a unique and interactive culinary experience that has gained popularity worldwide. Here are some key features that make Korean BBQ dining special: 1. **Tabletop Grilling**: One of the most distinctive features of Korean BBQ is that the grilling is done right at your table. Each table is equipped with a built-in grill, allowing diners to cook their own meat to their preferred level of doneness. 2. **Variety of Meats**: Korean BBQ offers a wide…
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Asian Pacific Dining in Milpitas
Chinese, Filipino, Hawaiian, Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Thai, and Vietnamese Restaurants – with reviews. Milpitas has the largest selection of Asian restaurants outside of San Francisco, and all have free parking. Chinese – Taiwanese – Shanghainese – Hunan Beer Bear Grill Pan stickers, salted duck. duck vermicelli soup, teppanyaki 402 Barber Ln. 408-577-1922 Chef P’s Yelp. “The shrimp in the walnut shrimp and vegetable shrimp are cooked to perfection. I really love the egg rolls, too, and the house chow mien.” 1535 Landess Ave. Ste 162 408-586-8389 China Palace Restaurant Yelp. Open until 3am. This is kind of a hole in the wall place. It’s great if your looking for some authentic…
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Wi-Fi – Wireless Internet Access Points
According to Yelp, these are the best spots for free public wi-fi in Milpitas, CA. Most are restaurants, where you would be expected to order, but the public library is in the list, too. Welcome to the GoMilpitas High-Tech Wi-Fi page! While we focus on providing insights into Wi-Fi technology and services in the Milpitas area, we also want to highlight some of the best local spots where you can enjoy reliable internet access. Whether you’re working remotely, studying, or simply browsing, check out top-rated restaurants with great Wi-Fi for a productive meal or cozy cafes perfect for getting online. Don’t forget to visit the Milpitas Library, a fantastic place…
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Guides to Silicon Valley Civic Networks
Before Google Local, small cities relied on such guides to Silicon Valley and else where. The project was called civic networking, and GoMilpitas was one of these very early civic network sites. Many civic networks still exist, each giving a unique view of their local scene in a way Google cannot. Civic Networks: Building Community on the Net By Scott London About Civic Networking Zeise’s site is a one-woman operation that’s truly a grass-roots effort. Zeise, who believes a community guide can’t be done properly unless its creator lives in the town it covers, attends Chamber of Commerce meetings and watches city council meetings on television. by Deborah Kong, Mercury…
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Milpitas Hotels
Finding hotels, motels, or extended stay accommodations in or near Milpitas couldn’t be easier! Look for discounted hotel rates, room availability and reserve right here. Near Fremont Marriott Residence Inn 1501 California Circle This hotel features mini-apartment-like suites for long stays. (408) 941-9222 South Side Near 880, Montague Expy, south McCarthy Blvd. and San Jose Element San Jose Milpitas 521 Alder Drive The brand is a standout in the extended-stay segment with bright modern design, eco-conscious standards and an innovative guest experience that resonates with today’s traveler. (408) 435-9910 Sonesta Silicon Valley 1820 Barber Lane Has an atmosphere of a comfortable “home away from home” … with an award winning chef on…
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Computer History
Apple II History This project began as a description of how the Apple II evolved into a IIGS, and some of the standards that emerged along the way. It has grown into a history of Apple Computer, with an emphasis on the place of the Apple II in that history. By Steven Weyhrich. Atari Games Museum The following pictures were taken in May of 2003, when Midway decided to close their Milpitas facility. The Milpitas facility was the old ‘Atari Games’ building. I was able to get some pictures, before everything was moved out of the building. Chief Yahoos:David Filo and Jerry Yang This interview was done over two meetings…
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Milpitas Camera Club
About the Milpitas Camera Club Photographer Kaz (right) has organized local camera enthusiasts interested in meeting monthly or more often to share photography tips and occasionally go on photographic field trips. Ann Zeise was co-founder. The club was founded in 2004. All are welcome to visit our meetings, and friends of members may go along on field trips. Membership allows you to join competitions and shows, and to get our newsletter and participate in our galleries. Next Meeting: Our meetings are on the second Tuesday of each month and usually held on Zoom, except for special events. Recent Print Show Judging Some definitions for photos entered for judging: General-A and…
