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Vacancy on the Board of Directors of Public Facilities Financing Corporation

METRO SILICON VALLEY A locally owned company.

380 S First St, San Jose, CA 95113 408.298.8000

Who:

Santa Clara Valley Water District

What:

The Board of Directors of the Santa Clara Valley Water District intends to fill a vacant director position on the Public Facilities Financing Corporation (PFFC).

When:

Where:

Interested parties should notify the Clerk of the Board of Directors of the Santa Clara Valley Water District in writing no later than 4:00 p.m., on Friday, December 21, 2018. Please submit a letter of interest which includes your name, contact numbers, residential address, email address, occupation, summary of interest in the position, qualifications and experience. 5750 Almaden Expressway, San Jose, California 95118

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THIS MODERN WORLD

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To the person at the nautical-themed discount clothing store who stepped in and paid my bill ... so sorry I didn’t get your name. I was shocked, surprised, touched and I can’t thank you enough. My card was declined at the cashier (don’t know why, hardly use it, payment not due, card not expired) It. just. DECLINED. Anyways, your generosity just touched my heart. Thank you so much! Hope you are blessed today and every day. Wow, so nice to see and be surprised by humanity like that. I had the worst day at work, stressed and maybe shouldn’t be shopping ... and you just put a smile back on my face. Truly touched. Thank you, and I’m sorry I didn’t know how to react to your kindness. But I am beyond grateful!

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ELECTION 2018 Dan Pulcrano

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YEAR OF THE WOMAN Susan Ellenberg surged ahead of her rival, San Jose Councilman Don Rocha, in Santa Clara County’s District 4 race.

Won and Done BY THE FLY

e didn’t stop by the South Bay Labor Temple this year … their antipathy for independent media makes DONALD TRUMP a kumbaya-er by comparison. The Laborites usually block us at the door or order us to leave. Since our spies inside told us the mood was particularly somber on Tuesday, we didn’t even try and sneak in this year. We figured a journalist would get better treatment at the Saudi Arabian embassy.

As labor council exec BEN FIELD tried to put the best face on things by referring to his comrades as “brothers and sisters,” their shining hope, council-vote-misser and forum-skipper DON ROCHA was—imagine that—a no-show. One elected official who was there called the supervisor candidate “the laziest guy in politics.” And he was going down in flames. The Fly, however, did try to reach out to Rocha to see where he’d be spending the evening, but the lame duck council member played to our heartstrings, saying

he wanted to spend his night with family and friends. Rocha opponent SUSAN ELLENBERG, meanwhile, was over at Hapa’s Brewing Company in Midtown, and barely an hour after the polls closed, celebrated her “presumptive” victory, as her effusive husband boldly declared. The well-attended bash drew a steady stream of well wishers, from District Attorney JEFF ROSEN to waterboarder GARY KREMEN. Even prominent Palestinian Americans showed up to cheer the Zionist, AIPACsupporter’s victory. Middle East peace, swords into plowshares and all that. Garbage haulers, cemetery operators and public safety unions spent heavily to hit Ellenberg with attack mailers, to little effect. The police unions also lost their bid to unseat Sheriff LAURIE SMITH, who Tefloned her way through jail deaths and budget overruns to trounce her inarticulate

and texting scandal-tainted opponent, JOHN HIROKAWA. Smith popped champagne 40 minutes away at a swanky New Almaden restaurant with spotty cellular reception while Hirokawa’s family, friends and supporters dined at the Italianate Villa Ragusa in downtown Campbell. “This is my first time ever seeking elected office, so I kind of knew it was going to be an uphill battle, and I was the underdog in the whole thing,” Hirokawa said, surrounded by purple, white and gold balloons and a spread of cheeses, seafood and lemonade. While Hirokawa’s gathering oozed understated class, the atmosphere felt a bit rowdier at the Santa Clara County Democratic Party Headquarters, where some attendees tossed down tequila shots from miniature red solo cups. The room lit up with uproarious applause each time MSNBC showed a House or Senate seat being won by a Democrat. BILL JAMES, the Santa Clara County Democratic Committee Chair, addressed the lively crowd with some celebratory words despite his disappointment in Democrats being unable to seize control of the Senate, where Republicans gained even more control. “The image for me that I’ve been looking forward to in my mind is Donald Trump with some poor staffer teaching them how to say ‘Madame Speaker,’” James said, referring to impending Speaker of the House NANCY PELOSI. Upstairs in the community room at The Plant, a historic General Electric building incorporated into a shopping center, the DJ dialed down the music. “A little update from ABC7 news,” he said, looking at his phone. “Mr. Nguyen is at 57 percent of the vote, and Maya is at 42.” He paused, aware that this would be less-than-celebratory news for the family and staff of MAYA ESPARZA. “Only 23 percent of the vote so far,” he added. “Very minor.” At 9pm, most of the votes counted were from those who voted ahead of election day. “It’s only 3 percent of our district,” said MIGUEL SANTIAGO, 27, Esparza’s campaign manager. The assembled party was mostly young and Latino and the vibe, relaxed. Nearby restaurant Famous

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PAMELOT District 9 candidate Pam Foley declared an early victory after securing a double-digit lead over her opponent, Kalen Gallahger, with more than 75 percent of precincts reporting. Greg Ramar

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BLUE WAVE RISING Progressive politcal group Orchard City Indivisible hosted a watch party at a church in Campbell, where a couple-hundred attendees celebrated early returns showing a Democratic takeback of the House.

Dave’s catered the evening’s spread, giving it more of a family BBQ feeling than that of a political event. When Esparza entered the room, the crowd cheered. She had just returned to her own party after making an appearance at the one hosted by the South Bay Labor Council, which was not having a good night. The DJ’s earlier announcement hadn’t fazed Esparza. “We knocked on thousands and thousands of doors, and overwhelmingly, voters want change in this district,” she said. “I think voter turnout is going to go through the roof.” While Nguyen’s rival watched surrounded by friends and supporters, the incumbent decided to ride out election night solo. His agenda for the day: City Council meeting, followed by a nap, and then some much-needed alone time. “No party,” he told Fly. “Too exhausted. Will sit in my car and log onto [Registrar of Voters] results. Then will shut down the phone and drive away for some much-needed

rest and to regain my true self, a simple guy who loves music and community volunteering.”

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Before Trump’s election, “snowflake” as an insult for liberals hovered on the fringes of the lexicon. At Orchard City Indivisible (OCI)—a local affiliate of a national political group that coalesced as a countervailing force to Trump’s rise—the pejorative has become a badge of honor. In a packed sanctuary at Campbell United Church of Christ, OCI members wore snowflakes on T-shirts and lapel pins. MARA PRIVITT, who ran the check-in desk at the entrance, wore a snowflake fashioned out of cardboard and feathers into a theatrically oversized hat. “I know about 20 or 30 people here who got snowflake tattoos,” said JOHN COMISKEY, vice chair of the Santa Clara County Democratic Party, who sported

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MEASURING UP San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo (right) celebrates apparent wins for Measure V and T, two local initiatives that would unlock hundreds of millions of dollars in bond revenue for housing and transportation.

CITY ON A MISSION Santa Clara Mayor Lisa Gillmor trounced her opponent, Anthony Becker, in early returns Tuesday.

the crystalline icon on his name badge. “We’ve embraced it. Enough snowflakes make an avalanche.” Behind him, MSNBC and CNN played on two projectors. The room burst with applause when both channels announced that Dems were on track to win control of the House. BASIL SALEH, a political newcomer in his early 20s who ran against candidates nearly twice his age for the Campbell Union High School District school board, lingered toward the back of the room before the first round of results posted. Though he lagged far behind ROBERT VARICH and incumbents STACEY BROWN and KRISTIINA ARRASMITH with nearly half of precincts reporting, he said he felt hopeful. At Art Boutiki, owner and noted comic book publisher DAN VADO served up bottles of Lagunitas IPA with small plates of garlic tots, meatballs and crab rangoons to a roomful of politically conscious folk music fans. “We did this two years ago,” Vado recounted. “In 2016, though, it started like a party and ended feeling more like a funeral.” But he said enough artists, poets and singers implored him to lend his venue to another election-watch shindig that he relented. “Even if it doesn’t go the way they hoped, at least they have a place to perform,” Vado said.

The self-described “hugger” sauntered around the room embracing constituents instead of shaking hands. At every table, people gathered around to take selfies with the 33-year-old mayor, a photo op he seemed more at ease with than many politicians. As the night progressed, the atmosphere loosened and livened up at Crawdaddy. Before long, Tran began handing out shots of Hennessy to the crowd as DJ Raymix scratched over the chorus of Toto’s “Africa.” Another win seemed to hang in the air. “I’m keeping it real,” the mayor philosophized as he maintained a commanding lead in early reports. As midnight approached, Los Gatan STEVE POIZNER held a half point lead over Democrat RICARDO LARA in local support for his bid to become a recidivist state insurance commissioner. But local percentages began to mirror statewide patterns as more precincts reported and Poizner trailed by a point as the night grew long. Xoogler ALISON CORMACK won a seat on the Palo Alto City Council after securing endorsements of peninsula heavyweights Mayor LIZ KNISS and Supervisor JOE SIMITIAN. Two

Shortly after the white-noise-andtongue-clicks beat of “Drop It Like It’s Hot” began to play, Milpitas Mayor RICH TRAN entered Crawdaddy, a small crawfish restaurant about a stone’s throw from the Great Mall. Despite the dramatic timing, his entrance was unceremonious and surprisingly laid-back considering how four people—BOB NUÑEZ, YOON IL LI, JOSE ESTEVEZ and VOLTAIRE MONTEMAYOR—challenged his re-election. There was no applause, no speech and no announcement. It was clear that the young mayor didn’t want this to be a stuffy political event. Besides the waxy white butcher paper covering the table at the by-the-bag seafood restaurant, decoration was at a minimum. Instead of a button-up and tie, the mayor donned black jeans, a black Nike polo shirt and a cursive “Milpitas” tattoo visible on his inner forearm. “You’re not supposed to make requests, but I’m a big fan of JAY Z,” the mayor said, standing a few feet from where DJ RAYMIX played a mashup of “ABC” and “OPP.” In 2016, Tran was criticised for quoting Jay Z in his apology for cribbing Obama’s acceptance speech in his own.

incumbents were also re-elected, and one lost his bid. In Santa Clara, the Gillmor dynasty continued as appointed mayor LISA GILLMOR trounced ANTHONY BECKER by almost three-to-one. Cautious growth advocate RAJ CHAHAL won a council seat, which might temper some of Santa Clara’s bigger, faster, more tendencies. Former Mountain View mayor JOHN INKS, a libertarian, and current mayor LENNY SIEGEL, an environmental activist, both took a thumping, holding down the bottom two slots in a sixperson competition for three seats. In Gilroy, where vote counting lagged, a growth-friendly trio led an architect and a planning commissioner. CPA MARIE BLANKLEY came out of the starting gate points ahead of the five Y-chromosomers on the ballot in early returns. But it looked like appointed Councilman DANIEL HARNEY would lose to a neighborhood opponent of a Hecker Pass housing development. Across the valley, it looked like voters sent messages to slow down growth and spend public money more carefully. Nonetheless, voters seemed to be OK with microtaxes, and voted to continue the county’s sales tax surcharge by a ridiculously high percentage.

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KAISER HORIZON Painter A.D.M. Cooper drew numerous sketches depicting the horrors of WWI, including this one from 1914, which is part of an ongoing exhibit at SJSU.

World of War San Jose State exhibit shows how WWI hit the South Bay community BY GARY SINGH

URING WORLD WAR I, members of a vigilante organization calling themselves “The Knights of Liberty” kidnapped an American citizen living in downtown San Jose and accused him of pro-German sentiments. They drove him out to the corner of Penitencia Creek and Piedmont Roads for a mock “trial,” after which he was tarred and feathered and then chained to the brass cannon of the McKinley statue in St. James Park. San Jose police had to rescue him.

The May 2, 1918, San Jose Mercury Herald report of the crime is included in San Jose and World War One: A Centennial Exhibition, a simple exhibit at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Main Library, celebrating the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day, Nov. 11, 1918, when the war ended. We get personal stories about residents of San Jose and Santa Clara County. Turns out 35 people from San Jose State Normal School, the institution that evolved into what’s now SJSU, served in the war. Included are posters, text panels, forensic books, military training manuals, maps and memorabilia, as well as reproductions of photographs and

newspaper stories, most of which hang on white placards. To make a long story short, in the early 20th century, angry militaristic nationalism began to emerge in Europe, with land grabs and defense alliances already in the works several years before the war. In June 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of the passe Austro-Hungarian Empire and his wife were assassinated by a Serbian nationalist, essentially kickstarting the continent into armed conflict. It was the first modern war to widely feature tanks, airplanes, submarines, chemical weapons, wireless communication and mass targeting of civilians. Essentially defining the modern usage of the word, “horror,” on numerous levels, The Great War took the lives of nine million soldiers and seven million citizens, leaving still more millions wounded. At the opening reception for the exhibit, SJSU’s Dr. Karen English spoke on “A Tribute to American Poetry of the Great War.” Volunteers then read a few poems from the era: “I Have a Rendezvous With Death”

by Alan Seeger, who was killed in the Battle of the Somme; “Unidentified,” a poem by Mary Borden; and Lucian B. Watkins’ classic, “The Negro Soldiers of America: What Are We Fighting For.” That last one references lynchings in Tennessee and also the American men of color who served in segregated units during the war because many white American soldiers wouldn’t fight alongside African-Americans. Poetry apparently unfolded here in town also. In the exhibit, we get to see local literary types and artists who put in their 2 cents about the war effort. Acclaimed poet Edwin Markham, who lived in San Jose and attended San Jose State, harbored a devout love for France, so he supported the French resistance in his poetry. On the other hand, Ruth Comfort Mitchell, who spent her summers in Los Gatos, opposed American intervention and wrote anti-war poetry. And let us not forget San Jose’s most infamous painter of that era, A.D.M. Cooper, who lived on 19th Street and drew voluminous numbers of sketches, many of which are under lock and key at History San Jose. One of those sketches, dated Sept. 14, 1914, a few months after the war began, depicts Cooper’s response to the horrors involved (see above photo). What’s more, we get brief glimpses into the diversity of local heroes that served. Born in Saratoga, Sing Lau Kee, for example, was sent to the front lines of the Argonne Forest with the 306th Infantry, serving as a runner and even bravely operated a listening post for three days as his comrades were either killed or retreated. He received the Purple Heart and the French Croix de Guerre and was also the first Chinese-American soldier ever decorated by the United States. Members of his family attended the opening reception last week. San Jose and World War One: A Centennial Exhibition is not a professional museum-quality installation by any stretch—in fact, some of the texts seem a little hurriedly organized—but it contains enough inspiring stories and examples of artistic influence to make it a worthwhile addition, for a month, to the selection of displays throughout the library. And it shows that the Great War indeed affected people all over the world.

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recently named a MacArthur Fellow for his work on criminal justice reform, stands outside the Silicon Valley De-Bug offices.

How Raj Jayadev and Silicon Valley De-Bug are challenging and changing the American justice system BY LINDSEY J. SMITH

T’S A WARMER than average Friday in late October, and at 4pm plenty of folks would be itching to get a jump on the weekend. But not Raj Jayadev. The youthful-looking 43-year-old community organizer is still running around the offices of the nonprofit he helped co-found, Silicon Valley De-Bug, as he prepares to head over to the Santa Clara County Main Jail. The office is buzzing. In one corner, a couple of young boys are horsing around with a De-Bug staffer. In another, a man is pouring over a stack

of legal paperwork with another De-Bugger, as staff and volunteers are called. Jayadev and his team are preparing to head over to the jail to support the family of Isai Lopez, a 23-year-old man who died in custody several days prior. Jayadev is antsy to join the group but has to deal with one last bit of business: a photoshoot for this article. He’s friendly and easygoing—the type of person you can quickly slip into confidence with—but also clearly has much bigger concerns than how he’s going to look in photographs. He hasn’t prepared by donning his best suit and tie. Rather, he is wearing a slim-fitting black shirt, which is emblazoned with the De-Bug slogan: Protect Your People.

“How long is this gonna take?” he asks. The last few weeks of Jayadev’s life have been far busier than usual. On Oct. 4, he was named one of this year’s MacArthur Fellows. On top of his normal schedule of meeting with families and people entangled in the criminal justice system, attending court with the De-Bug team, and working on spreading the group’s participatory defense model across the country, he’s been fielding interviews with the media, seen an increase in requests for participatory defense trainings, and has had publishing companies sniffing out the possibility of a De-Bug book. Things were thrown even further into chaos when news broke that

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Lopez had been found dead in his cell. “Everyone’s been kinda preoccupied,” Jayadev says. “He was a young, young, young man.” Following the news, De-Bug made contact with Lopez’s family. By the Thursday after his death, De-Bug, which is known for using community organizing tactics to tackle criminal justice issues, was still trying to develop a plan of action based on the family’s wishes. But as a first step, the organization had sent a list of questions to the jail, requesting copies of bodycam and surveillance video footage, as well as audio recordings. “When or how the family can get those answers will probably be what the struggle is,” Jayadev says. Jayadev and the whole De-Bug team are used to that struggle. For nearly 15 years now, pain, loss and death have been at the heart of their work. The organization started in 2001 as a magazine telling the stories of Silicon Valley’s unseen workers— the people behind the scenes of the dot-com boom. But just a few years into its existence, in February 2004, the death of 43-year-old Rudy Cardenas changed De-Bug’s course. Cardenas was shot and killed by a state narcotics agent in downtown San Jose—just a few blocks from De-Bug’s office at the time—in a case of mistaken identity. Some DeBuggers knew the family and attended Cardenas’s vigil, and the work grew organically. “Our political philosophy was to ask the family what they wanted to do, where they wanted to go, and let them know that we were going to walk with them,” Jayadev says. De-Bug helped facilitate marches and rallies and kept pressure on the district attorney until the grand jury investigation into the shooting was made public—an extremely uncommon move. The officer was eventually indicted, an outcome that is still rare in officerinvolved shootings. Throughout all this, Jayadev saw De-Bug’s role as secondary; the group was simply there to elevate the grieving and enraged family’s voice.

Organizing IQ Working closely with families who have lost loved ones to police violence is what Jayadev considers the root of De-Bug. It’s through this work that many people first come into contact with the organization. Laurie Valdez became a De-Bugger in February 2014, after her partner, Antonio Guzman Lopez, was killed by San Jose State University police. Overnight, she found herself a single mother, and watched in horror as rumors began to fly about Guzman Lopez. “Everybody at De-Bug, they all embraced me and helped me,” she says, “I was alone and I was fighting these bunch of liars.” Not only did DeBug help her manage her pain and isolation, it also helped her navigate the confusing aftermath—the depositions, the vigils and rallies, the calls for justice. She’s transformed her pain into action and now does outreach with De-Bug to families who have lost loved ones. “It’s hard,” she admits. “It triggers everything that I’ve been going through.” But it also helps her heal; sitting with these families, listening to their grief and connecting them to resources reminds her of what Jayadev and other De-Buggers did for her nearly five years ago, at the darkest time in her life. De-Bug, she says, “helps us get our stories out in a powerful way so that the community can hear us.” Jayadev credits so much of what De-Bug has achieved to the unflagging belief and hard work of those like Valdez, who have lost and suffered. But De-Bug’s success depends equally on its deep well of knowledge, tapping into what he calls an instinctual organizing IQ and applying it to new contexts, like the criminal justice system. “They are serious veterans in the organizing game,” says William Armaline, a professor and the director of the Human Rights Collaborative at San Jose State University, and a frequent collaborator with De-Bug. “They have legit credentials; they have a legit pedigree in that work.”

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ACTION COMMITTE Inside the Silicon Valley De-Bug office, Raj Jayadev and his team work to help people and families caught up in the criminal justice system.

Community Ties De-Bug’s participatory defense work evolved from initial experiences with officer-involved shootings, and in 2008 the Albert Cobarrubias Justice Project—the De-Bug program that handles participatory defense, named after a volunteer who died—was born. It began as a weekly meeting during which people could come to De-Bug and strategize about how to fight legal charges or criminal cases they or their loved ones were facing. The group began to see real results. Notable successes include helping to prove the innocence of Ramon, a 28-year-old father of two, who was wrongfully accused of murder; stopping the deportation of Jeysson, a legal resident; and securing the release of a 15-year-old boy whose cognitive disabilities led him to confess to a crime he did not commit. In the last year, the participatory defense model has expanded beyond weekly meetings. Now, every weekday, the De-Bug team heads to the Hall of Justice in downtown San Jose to assist the families of arrestees awaiting arraignment in felony criminal cases. The team splits into two groups, one of which does “court watching,” or tracking decisions made by judges, prosecutorial behaviors, bail amounts

and other data points that will help De-Bug understand what’s happening on an empirical level. The other half of the De-Bug team handles what Jayadev calls “court doing.” The public defender or someone from the team will explain that De-Bug is present to help family and friends of an incarcerated person navigate the confusing and chaotic world of arraignment court. These family and friends then filter over to the back of the court where De-Bug is stationed, and the team jumps into action. The first step is to guide them through filling out a “community ties” form. De-Bug developed the form in collaboration with the public defender’s office so that public defenders, who are often burdened with upward of 30 cases at once, can make more compelling arguments for their clients to be released without bail or released with some form of monitoring in lieu of cash bail. The form’s goal is to both humanize the arrestee and demonstrate the support network he or she has—who will provide lodging, rides to court, employment—thereby refuting any reason a judge could have to deny bail. De-Bug starts its engagement with families at this stage because, Jayadev explains, the arraignment and bail hearing is arguably the most

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COMMUNITY EFFORT Silicon Valley De-Bug staff and others stand outside the organization’s office in San Jose before heading to the county’s Main Jail to support the family of Isai Lopez.

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important court date. “That means everything, because people can lose their jobs, they can lose their homes, they can lose their kids if they’re just detained for a few days,” he says. Even if the community ties form isn’t successful in securing a defendant’s release, it sets in motion the process of De-Bug assisting the families in their fight to positively influence the outcome of the case. Beyond that initial hearing, participatory defense relies on family and friends to assist a public defender by scouring evidence or building a humanizing narrative of the defendant. Organizations in 21 cities ranging from Boston to Philadelphia to Nashville have been trained by DeBug in participatory defense, and DeBug, and Jayadev in particular, have gained notoriety for this model. In 2014, Jayadev was named an Ashoka Fellow; in 2017 he was nominated as a San Francisco Chronicle Visionary of the Year; and this year he was tapped as one of Fast Company’s Most Creative People, in addition to winning a MacArthur Fellowship, commonly called the “genius grant.” But Jayadev’s modus operandi is to downplay accolades, deflect this attention off of

himself, and credit the achievements to the wider community.

Genius in Action “His humility is really kind of astounding,” Aaron Zisser, San Jose’s former independent police auditor, says of Jayadev. “People who know Raj, they’re like, ‘Yeah, that guy is an effing genius,’ even before he got the genius grant.” Zisser first saw that brilliance in action when he started as the IPA. He asked to meet with Jayadev to learn more about De-Bug’s work, but when he showed up to what he thought would be a one-on-one meeting, he found a group of families waiting to talk to him. “I think the implication was, ‘This is your first time meeting with us? You’re going to meet with the people who actually need to meet with you,’” Zisser says, adding that Jayadev “really stands in the background.” Valdez seconds that sentiment. “That’s what I love about De-Bug,” she says. “They don’t put themselves first and try to take all the glory. They put the people that are impacted at the forefront.” The more Zisser collaborated

Systemic Change Going into hyper speed means expanding participatory defense beyond the 21 cities it’s already in, spreading it nationally and likely even internationally, much faster than it otherwise could have. This has the potential to create the kind of systemic change the group has long dreamed of, but the irony isn’t lost on Jayadev that he won the MacArthur Fellowship for work he and other De-Buggers have long been vilified for. Although he and De-Bug now have a working relationship with the San Jose Police Department, that used to be far from the truth. He recalls how at the beginning of the group’s involvement in officer-involved shootings and issues of police violence, it used to have to hold rallies and bang on the police department’s door to get attention; Jayadev was personally ridiculed and attacked in videos made by the Police Officers Association. Now he sits on the police chief ’s Community Advisory Board and can

simply send an email or a text and request a meeting. “I’ve seen him use that access really, really intelligently,” Zisser says. As important as this progress has been, in Jayadev’s mind it’s far from enough. “We’re not giving each other ribbons ’cause we’re allowed to come to a meeting,” he says. “We think there’s another level of how to make real transformative change, and we’re trying to figure out what that is.” One way De-Bug is attempting to push systemic change is through legislation and policy. Armaline, the SJSU professor, has collaborated on various campaigns and initiatives with De-Bug, ranging from immigration services for undocumented people to participating in the city’s cannabis equity working group to pushing the district attorney’s office on specific cases. “I work with them because I feel like I’m learning,” Armaline says. “Bottom line is they also get results.” One such recent success was De-Bug’s support of California Senate Bill 1421, which Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law at the end of September. The bill amends the state penal code to grant greater public access to records of incidents involving police or correctional officers. A lot of the work to pass that bill was done by families from San Jose, Jayadev says. “They’ve done something that a lot of people I think two years ago would have said was impossible. This notion of lifting the veil just seemed so impossible.” Several years ago at a conference, Jayadev pitched his vision for De-Bug in a workshop with a media expert. “We did our thing and were like, ‘Oh, and we think this could change the trajectory of how justice is understood in this country forever,” he says. “The criticism that we got was, ‘Look, that’s way over the top, and totally impossible, and farfetched, and you need to dial that shit down,’” he chuckles. Luckily, Jayadev didn’t take the critique to heart. “We didn’t say anything,” he reflects back on that moment. But now he has a response for them: “This type of MacArthur thing, it’s saying, yeah, that’s exactly the road these folks are on.”

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with De-Bug, the more he came to understand the effectiveness of that philosophy. Alone, families who had lost loved ones in officer-involved shootings—Zisser’s particular area of concern—stood the risk of being marginalized, of simply shouting their pain into a void or getting lost in a confusing, bureaucratic system. But as part of De-Bug, they have others to share their sorrow and they can send a unified message, giving their grievances more weight. Zisser believes that the MacArthur Fellowship will further legitimize these families’ struggles in the eyes of many. Still, Jayadev is quick to point out that the fellowship doesn’t register with some of the people closest to him. “In a lot of the worlds we’re in, this thing didn’t mean anything. [People are] like, ‘McDonalds? Who? What?’” he chuckles. He often refers to the award as “this thing” or “the MacArthur thing,” downplaying its prestige, but it’s clear he also knows what a game changer this will be for De-Bug. “I see it as like rocket fuel,” he says. “It’s gonna put us in hyper speed.”

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OH CAPTAIN The recently opened Pier 402 serves up lobster rolls, fresh and fried oysters, shrimp burger sliders and hearty chowder fries.

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to go along with the BYOP ($14) option, they also host a nice assortment of house specials, like the classic margherita ($12) and a fig-prosciuttoarugula ($16).

Self-serve beer, high-end pho, sumptuous seafood and a fried chicken challenger

Pier 402

BY JOHN DYKE

IX MONTHS IS usually considered the earliest a new restaurant, bar or coffeeshop can receive a fair review. By then the kinks should be ironed out, the bad apples fired and the dishes and drinks refined. But who’s got time for that? This feature takes a look at new restaurants around the valley each month.

Blast & Brew 55 River Oaks Pkwy, San Jose 408.770.3090 blastandbrew.com Blast & Brew takes the popular buildyour-own-pizza concept to a whole new level by also including nearly 30 self-pour beer, wine and cider taps. Featuring local breweries like Drake’s, Lagunitas and Firestone-Walker, the self-serve sips go for as little as $1 per ounce. Their Neapolitan-style pies feature locally sourced ingredients, and

238 Race St, San Jose Housed in the former brick-and-mortar location of Habana Cuba, Pier 402 is filling a need in the South Bay dining landscape for fresh seafood in a fastcasual setting. Their star attraction will definitely be their fresh lobster, which is featured in a variety of different dishes, including a classic lobster roll ($18), lobster poutine ($15) and a gigantic lobster plate (market price) that includes a whole lobster, fries, slaw and corn. Shrimp burger sliders ($16) and a fresh oyster bar help round out this menu—and don’t pass up the chowdah fries ($4) upgrade. So good…

Pho Wagyu 2762 Aborn Rd, San Jose 408.667.9067 This new pho house comes just in time for soup season. Featuring the well-marbled and highly revered Japanese wagyu beef, it’s clear Pho Wagyu is aiming to class up this classic and hearty soup dish. Patrons can order the eponymous beef on the side or in the savory broth. The prices are marketbased, but hover around $7 for the side and $20 for a bowl of soup, respectively. Pricey for a simple bowl of soup, true… but sometimes you just gotta do Wagyu.

Krispy Krunchy Chicken 2855 S Winchester Blvd, Campbell 408.379.8612 krispykrunchy.com With more than 2,200 locations in 41 states, including a bevy in the East

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CHICKEN TO GO The South Bay’s very first Krispy Krunchy Chicken is now open at a Valero in Campbell.

Bay and San Francisco, Krispy Krunchy Chicken (KKC) has finally made its way here to the South Bay. Despite being almost unheard of in these parts, many in the industry consider them to be the kings of fast food fried chicken, far surpassing the Colonel and Popeyes. Much like Popeyes, KKC specializes in Louisiana-style spicy fried chicken that boasts a thick, hearty exterior and delivers a satisfying crunch. KKC’s hallmark is their ability to slip into any location, large or small, and this one is no different. It’s located inside a Valero gas station.

Lupita’s Taqueria 2341 El Camino Real, Santa Clara 408.216.0954 This solid Mexican spot on the El Camino does everything the proper way—including complimentary housemade tortilla chips, a kick-ass salsa bar and even handmade tortillas. The enchilada de mole ($13) and spicy pollo a la diabla ($13) are two of the house favorites, and patrons can also enjoy their take on the classic Mexi soups, posole and menudo ($13 each) on weekends.

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ALL THE WAY

Thu, 7:30pm, $31+ Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto The Palo Alto Player’s newest production, All The Way, is a journey through the life and times of the sometimes controversial, sometimes iconoclastic president Lyndon Baines Johnson. Thrown into the position after his predecessor, John F. Kennedy, was assassinated, Johnson quickly grew to fill the role, for better and for worse. Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Robert Schenkkan, “All The Way” is a dramatic, action-packed portrayal of the winds of war and social change that bubbled up and boiled over in LBJ’s first year in the Oval Office. Runs through Nov. 18. (TM)

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MYSTERY SCIENCE JUNKIE KID Fri, 9pm, $15 THEATER Aura Kitchen & Bar, San Jose Thu, 7:30pm, $45+ City National Civic, San Jose

The genius of Mystery Science Theater lies in its simplicity. Essentially, it’s a well-rehearsed trash-talking sesh—the kind of riff-fest that good friends have been enjoying over cold beers and bad movie reruns for decades. The brainchild of actor and comedian Joel Hodgson, Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K) follows a janitor trapped by mad scientists and forced to watch ridiculous B-movies as a part of a harebrained plot to take over the world. To stay sane, the janitor enlists some robot friends to join him in mocking various (and preposterous) sci-fi titles. MST3K is still going strong into its 30th anniversary year. (TM)

The resort town of Acapulco, Mexico, is known for its warm, sunny beaches. But the Acapulcoborn producer known as Junkie Kid is not known for crafting tropical bass. Cutting his teeth on techno, trance and Dutch hardstyle, Junkie Kid’s excellent debut full-length merges all of his influences with moody melodies and heavy textures for a style he has called “neo-hard house.” At this year’s Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas, he rocked the Wasteland Stage with a little help from a full mariachi band, mashing up the triumphant brass tones of traditional Mexican folk music with bowel-rattling sub-bass. (NV)

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TACOS & BEER

Sat, 2pm, $33+ San Jose Giants Municipal Stadium Tacos are one of the greatest foods ever created. And beer needs no introduction. These are the facts. Celebrate the best of both worlds at the Bay Area Taco and Beer Festival, which spreads across the San Jose Giants ballpark like a giant tortilla this weekend. The event will be overflowing with craft beer from local and regional breweries, and the price of admission gets you unlimited taco taste tests from all the vendors on hand. It will also feature other types of food, original art for sale, a photo booth for capturing memories and much more. (TM)

BARBER SHOP CHRONICLES Sat, 2:30pm & 7:30pm, $55+ Roble Studio Theatre, Stanford

Barber Shop Chronicles is a funny, poignant journey through community and culture. Written by playwright Inua Ellams, Barber Shop Chronicles traverses African barber shops in Johannesburg, Harare, Kampala and Lagos, and eventually winds up in London. Along the way, the play explores how the barber shop is a central hub of activity in society—a place where people can learn, confess, share wisdom and grow through collaborative knowledge. Tickets for Thursday and Friday night’s presentations are sold out. Matinee and evening showings are still open on Saturday. (TM)

* concerts GHOST

Nov 15 at City National Civic

BARBER SHOP CHRONICLES

NIPSEY HUSSLE

Nov 16 at Pure Nightclub

98º

Nov 20 at City National Civic

FLEETWOOD MAC

Nov 21 at SAP Center

GIVE THANKS FEST

Nov 23-24 at City National Civic

SAGE THE GEMINI

Nov 24 at Pure Nightclub

THE FACTION

Nov 30 at The Ritz

POPTOPIA

Dec 1 at SAP Center

OZUNA

Dec 2 at SAP Center

SUUNS

Dec 7 at The Ritz

NOT SO SILENT NIGHT

Dec 8 at SAP Center

PINBACK

Dec 8 at The Ritz

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CHILDISH GAMBINO

Dec 12 at SAP Center

ZZ TOP

Dec 13 at City National Civic

BIG BUSINESS

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Sat, 7pm, $12+ The Ritz, San Jose

Tue, 7:30pm, Free The Knoll, Stanford

Tue, 7pm, Free Tabard Theatre, San Jose

Tue, Free New Single: ‘Ride Along’

Originally formed in Seattle by Jared Warren and Coady Willis, stoner metal wunderkinds Big Business have been dredging up sludgy riffs and propulsive drums since 2004. With a style that is sometimes proggy, sometimes melodic and always heavy, Big Business have been shoring up their sound for more than a decade, and the dedication to their craft shows. Their most recent album, Command Your Weather is an upbeat and minimalist postmetal journey that combines the horror iconography of punks like The Misfits with the heavy, bombastic density of early Black Sabbath. (TM)

Stanford University’s boundarypushing Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics is known for producing innovations and innovators. This week the school presents a pair of trailblazing sound artists, whose compositions must be heard to be fully understood. IMA is the project of percussionist Nava Dunkelman and electro-acoustic composer Amma Ateria. Together they will present prepared and improvised elements, including stark electronics, electro-acoustic percussion, found sounds and synthesizer, to weave a moody sonic quilt—blurring the lines between noise, harmony and poetry. (TM)

Started in Boston back in 2003, Nerd Nite is now regularly observed in pubs, bars, theaters and other venues in cities around the world. A varied discussion event for fun, thought-provoking and sometimes ridiculous presentations, Nerd Nite topics range from prototypical nerdy fare to pop culture. Anyone—not just nerds—is invited to show up and learn something new over drinks and food. This week’s Nerd Nite features three speakers: Jennifer Tharp on the economics of adoption; Alan Wu, PhD, on applying modern lab medicine to historic figures; and Dr. Seth Shostak on the search for E.T. and human morphology. (TM)

Attention older millennials: the early aughts are now about 15 years in the rear view mirror. Back then, George W. Bush seemed like the worst president ever, men still weren’t sure about slimmerfitting jeans and hardcore-flecked pop punk was having a moment. Remember “All Downhill From Here” by New Found Glory? Rawk! San Jose punk trio 5606 were very much of that time, and they are still shredding. Their new single, “Ride Along,” out Nov. 13 on Spotify, recalls everything that was exciting about punk at the turn of the millennium—great production, powerful drums, punchy riffs and sweet vocal harmonies. (NV)

MICHELLE OBAMA

Dec 14 at SAP Center

SAN HOLO

Dec 15 at City National Civic

THE LIMOUSINES’ CHRISTMAS

Dec 22 at The Ritz

ELTON JOHN

Jan 19 at SAP Center

NHL ALL STAR WEEKEND

Jan 25-26 at SAP Center

MARC ANTHONY

Feb 8 at SAP Center

SJZ WINTER FEST

Feb 13-24 in Downtown San Jose

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ANDALE GUEY Gold Hat, one of many caricatures in ‘Interview with a Mexican,’ is meant to satirize racist stereotypes about Mexicans.

Mex-odrama ‘Interview with a Mexican’ brings Gustavo Arellano’s column to the stage BY JEFFREY EDALATPOUR

AST YEAR, IN September, MACLA hosted the first staged reading of Ask a Mexican by the Denverbased playwright Anthony J. Garcia. He based it on Gustavo Arellano’s trenchant OC Weekly column of the same name. From 2004 until his resignation from the weekly last year as editor-inchief, Arellano would answer letters from the public about Latinx culture. The cartoon bandido character who appeared at the top of every column set the tone. Arellano was going to confront caricatures and stereotypes by dismantling blatantly racist letters that

were ignorant of and/or openly hostile toward immigrants and their experience of America. Arellano replied to them with an unapologetic, cynical glee. A typical call and response would unfold like this (from Dec. 29, 2015): DEAR MEXICAN: How come all the Mexicans who came here two or three generations ago look like “almost white” people while the ones coming now look like those little guys who live naked in the Amazon and kill things with blowguns? No Indios Need Apply (NINA) DEAR POCHO: Chalk the phenomenon up to the natural unfolding that is the American immigrant experience. Countries tend to dump their upwardly mobile, lighter-skinned natives on the United States before the

shoddier, darker folks show up in the steerage of rusting freighters. Earlier this year in an interview with the New York Times, Arellano said, “If you don't have haters, you’re not doing your job correctly.” When I spoke with him on the phone last week, I asked him to elaborate on why he thought it was a good thing to invite vitriol. “Because people don't like to hear the truth,” he says. “The truth is inconvenient. Ask a Mexican was very controversial in talking about a topic that has been taboo for so long, which is Mexicans. And daring to talk about these stereotypes, daring to talk about our status in society, why it’s wrong, and pushing back at people.” But Arellano doesn’t presume to say that his column could cure racism. “People have told me that I have changed their mind,” he says. “That's frankly not my point. My point is just to put the truth out there. People could accept it or not.” In 2010, Garcia and Arellano initially discussed the idea of adapting his work in Denver, where Arellano and former Congressman Tom Tancredo publicly debated immigration policies. Garcia went on to receive funding for the

adaptation from the Hispanic Cultural Center in Denver, Colorado State University-Pueblo and MACLA. Since last year, the playwright, who is also the executive artistic director of El Centro Su Teatro in Denver, has expanded the show and renamed it Interview with a Mexican. It now includes more of Garcia’s “bawdy” humor (according to Arellano) and draws on writing from elsewhere in Arellano’s career—he’s a columnist for the Los Angeles Times and Gravy, the Southern Foodways Alliance journal. The cartoon bandido also makes it to the page as Gold Hat, one of the narrators. For the playwright, Gold Hat displays one aspect of Arellano’s writing personality, but there are other threads. The narrative “fluctuates between this guy who is pretty edgy and not always (I'm trying to search for words in English because I have a bunch in Spanish that we use) polite, on one hand,” he says. “And then on the other, this nerdy intellectual. We split this up. There are only four performers, but I think you’ll find that what they do is they live within those elements of either his personality or his writing trends.” Garcia also explained what’s changed from last year’s production. “It got weirder,” he says. “It was pretty bombastic when we first did it, and it just kept going in that direction. My feeling has always been that one of the greatest things Gustavo did is he established himself as the authority on Mexicans. And his audience was not just Mexicans.” Garcia also moved beyond the original premise of posing questions and answers. He and the the cast realized they could go anywhere. Interview with a Mexican features music, dance, video and slides—and audience participation. Garcia’s theatrical impulses are somewhat different from the columnist’s. “I want us all to have a good time, and by the end, we’re all friends, so let’s act like we’re at the party. The party where we all know each other. That’s been the transition.” On Fri, Nov. 9, there will be a Q&A session with Garcia, Arellano and the cast.

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Long before I was honored with the title of Santa Clara County Poet Laureate, I’ve considered it my duty to spread the power of poetry to as many people as possible. Through the various open mic events and slams I host, I’ve worked to draw the poetry out of others and help them to find a voice all their own. Along the way, I’ve joined forces with local businesses, libraries, nonprofit organizations and schools to help South Bae denizens learn to appreciate literature. It has been a wonderful adventure, perhaps the greatest of my life—second only to my initial discovery of poetry and my lasagna. Those two are tied for first. Recently, I partnered with the City of San Jose Public Art Program, Environmental Services Department and Anti-Litter Program to help develop the Litter-ature Project. The goal of the program is to put the poetry of San Jose youth on brand-new public litter cans throughout the city. In order to promote the project and select the most pertinent, entertaining and thought-provoking poetry, we’re holding a contest. We are currently taking submissions for short poems written by middle school and high school students throughout San Jose. The contest will be juried by professional poets such as Arlene Biala and yours truly, along with community members who will select several poems from all of the submissions. Those winning poems will become permanent artwork that will be affixed to several hundred new public litter cans to be installed throughout San Jose business districts in 2019. Additionally, the top 20 submissions will receive a $50 gift card. The submission process is online and very easy, requiring very little information from students. Due to space limitations on the litter cans, we are asking students to submit up to five very short poems—like haiku or tanka, for example. They can be very serious, or very, very funny, as long the poem expresses concern, accountability, responsibility or care for the environment and our growing need to put litter in its place. All entries must be submitted by noon on Nov. 15. Winners will be announced by Dec. 14. Students can go to litter-ature.info to read more and submit their poems online. —Mighty Mike McGee

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SHADOWY FIGURE John Huston plays Jake Hannaford, Orson Welles’ alter ego, in Welles’ Netflix-resurrected lost film, ‘The Other Side of the Wind.’

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Sex, sarcasm and terminal moviemaking converge in ‘The Other Side of the Wind’ BY RICHARD VON BUSACK

IKELY THE MOST famous unfinished film ever, The Other Side of the Wind is now available in what its studio Netflix deems “An attempt to honor and complete his vision.” The ‘he’ in that sentence is Orson Welles.

Welles, the creator of Citizen Kane (1941), left Hollywood some years after RKO Picture’s vandalism of The Magnificent Ambersons (1942). He continued with brilliant work throughout Europe, including innovative, low-budget Shakespeare adaptations. Back in the States, he devised the crown of film noir, Touch of Evil (1958). And yet, as biographer

Joseph McBride notes, at the time of Welles’ American Film Institute award, director Henry Hathaway complained, “What are we honoring him for? He only made one movie.” Much like Welles’ Mr. Arkadin (1962), The Other Side of the Wind begins with the question of whether a death might be a suicide: a still of a crumpled sports car, wiped out by the noted director, Jake Hannaford (John Huston), Welles’ alter ego. The night before the crash was Hannaford’s wild birthday party, in a desert mansion that keeps losing its electricity. The place is crowded with cinema-verite documentary makers and cronies—old-timers and young flat-voiced groupies alike. Also on

hand is Hannaford’s former mistress (Lili Palmer, standing in for Welles own intimate, Marlene Dietrich). Hannaford’s principle disciple is the wellborn Brooks Otterlake (Peter Bogdanovich), who corrects that notion even as he first hears it said of him: He’s not a disciple, he’s an apostle. Flashing that devil-sick-of-sin grin, Huston’s Hannaford gets exasperated with these bespectacled poindexters following him (McBride is among them). They grill Hannaford, as if there were several Boswells and only one Johnson to go around. Hannaford is at the end stages of making his film within a film, The Other Side of the Wind. One projectionist says it all, while hauling a stack of film cans: “Well, here it is… if anybody wants to see it.” The studio is ready to pull the plug. And Hannaford has already chased away his prettyboy Jim Morrison look-alike star (Bob Random) for reasons of his own. We’d seen some authentically crass filming of a mosh pit of topless hippie chicks. But in the screenings, velvety images form, suffused with L.A. beachfront smog. The film within a

film is a love letter to Welles’ mistress, the dark, impassive Oja Kodar, credited here as co-writer. Kodar reflects zero emotion as she strides around nude in this blue gloaming. Welles being Welles, he got into the spirit of what he was satirizing in a bravura psychedelic orgy scene, all wet silk and ice cubes and violent carnival lights, capped with some psycho dollmutilation. This is followed by Kodar’s astonishing girl-on-top sex scene in a speeding car during a cloudburst. Here’s what an Orson Welles soft-core porn film would have looked like… and it would have been sensational, better than the best of Radley Metzger and Russ Meyer. Like those two expert eroticists, Welles displays a striking pro-female bent; Hannaford declares his belief in a female God, compared to which all men are but weaklings. Welles’ terminal vision of the movies was contemporary with titles like The Last Picture Show, and The Last Movie; their directors Bogdanovich and Dennis Hopper even are on screen. The twilight of the Hollywood Gods is embodied by Kodar, solitary, striped with shadows from the boards of ruined, wobbling movie sets—all just false fronts ready for a good wind to blow them over. (The ingenious Welles got this footage illegally, sneaking into the Paramount lot early on a Sunday morning.) If there’s a fogeyish side to this brandnew and yet almost 50-year-old film, it’s in questions of male potency that don’t really obsess the public today like they did in the past. The Other Side of the Wind reflects a question endlessly batted back and forth, of whether Welles couldn’t finish films because of money or because of his own disinterest in end games. As with the question of Hannaford’s crash, commentators wonder whether Welles’ woes were due to deliberate self-destruction or accident. Likely it’s the latter, with Welles being worn out from the endless search for funds to complete his films, and having to prostitute his presence for TV commercials. But in this evocative satirical drama, Welles demonstrates a last magic act. He was still ahead of his time even at the end of his career.

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Wicked Web IT’S THE SAME rejected 007 script plotting, with tunnel-sized holes in the logic; the same stretched coincidences (one involves a wanderer in the woods emerging at precisely the right moment on an empty country road). Still, The Girl in the Spider’s Web, the new Lisbeth Salander adventure, tops the three-part, one-English-remake series. It has the sharpest, deepest actress in the title role, Claire Foy of First Man. It also has a particularly avid director, Fede Alvarez (of Don’t Breathe, that ingenious reversal of Wait Until Dark). With soaring, well-engineered drone shots, labyrinthine tracking, and rough-looking locations, Alvarez makes Stockholm a character in the film. In previous installments, the Swedish capital tended to look like the subject of a travelogue, with sidewalks clean enough to eat off of. This time, the city looks threatening—lots of frosty, dingy concrete, cruel modernist offices with inferno-themed art flickering on the walls, and dark clubs where the black-clad avenger curls up in pockets of light. Lisbeth has come up in the world. This time, it’s not all about hog-tying and buggering rapists. Instead, she’s The Girl in the Spider’s Web heading off nuclear war. Hired to retrieve a computer program called “Project Firefall,” she hacks it out with ease from the NSA. This spurs a hunt from a smart R; 115 Mins. American agent (the impressive Lakeith Stanfield) as Valleywide well as the Swedish secret police. But that infamous gang, “The Spiders” (hi, Fritz Lang!), run by a mysterious red-clad woman (Sylvia Hoeks), is also interested. On Lisbeth’s side is a savant child (Christopher Convery) as well as her old pal, Mikael the journalist (Sverrir Gudnason). He has the kind of yearning partnership with Lisbeth that the sidekick Willie had with tattooed secret agent Modesty Blaise. Foy’s Swedish accent is forced—she sounds like someone playing a Soviet commissar—but she doesn’t say much anyway. Foy has the unadorned strength in plainness that’s so much more interesting than prettiness. Alvarez escapes the doleful and unbelievable realism of the series to date, and makes it fun. Lisbeth drives a black Lamborgini like she stole it, because she did; she braves bullets, tasers and goons, and ascends into a cobwebbed old citadel full of terrible memories. Fans who have been yearning for a film about Selina Kyle—the lone tough bisexual version of today, not the purring 1966 edition—will want a look: This Lisbeth is just one mask and two pointed ears away from being Catwoman. —Richard von Busack

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CHOICE CUTS The Painted Bird brings its contemporary Klezmer music to Palo Alto Nov. 15.

Fight Songs The Painted Bird take on the alt-right with traditional Yiddish tunes, punk BY WALLACE BAINE

AIRLY OR NOT, contemporary Klezmer music is often associated with traditional Jewish weddings. But Daniel Kahn’s band, The Painted Bird, has performed at just one matrimonial ceremony. “And it was, like, a radical, queer, anarchist wedding,” says Kahn. But that makes sense, considering The Painted Bird’s general M.O. It’s not uncommon for the group to take gigs like their mid-October show in Berlin. It was during a rally tabbed “Unteilbar” (“Indivisible”) in Berlin’s city center, a political demonstration against far-

right agitation in Germany and other countries in Europe. It attracted an estimated 240,000 people. “It was great,” says Kahn, “to be able to stand up in front of that many people and sing a 130-year-old Yiddish song about the revolutionary power of working women.” The American-born singer and songwriter brings his band to the Schultz Cultural Arts Hall in Palo Alto next week for a blast of hybridized, contemporary folk—deeply informed by traditional Klezmer, but just as profoundly shaped by radical Yiddish folk, political cabaret and a fat dose of punk rock. The group’s latest recording, The

Butcher’s Share, is an explosive mix of the old and the new, an energetic effort to keep the struggles of early 20th-century Europe relevant to the world in the early 21st century. Kahn, who plays accordion, piano and guitar, was born in Detroit and grew up a Michigander until he relocated to Berlin in 2005, where his education into the Yiddish musical tradition deepened into the kind of theatrical musical activism that The Painted Bird is known for. The band embraces old folk songs that have something say about the current world situation. But it is also creating new ones, such as the anthemic “Freedom is a Verb,” a dizzy, intensely swirling fight song that works as a kind of Klezmer version on Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” (give the song style points for rhyming “higher rents” with “violence”). Kahn’s path to the activist Yiddish music of the early 1900s began, he said, with the decidedly Gentile singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie. It was American folk that convinced him of music’s power to reflect people’s everyday life and to build

connections of common experience. “I’ve always been drawn to music that really addresses the fabric of normal people’s lives,” he says. “Folk songs are very functional. They served as a kind of social media, and they are the most portable form of storytelling. Nobody would have any idea who Frankie and Johnny were had that actual incident not turned into a folk song.” As part of his artistic mission, Kahn—who also has a background in theater—seeks to revive old traditional ballads, Hasidic songs or other folk music that can breathe in today’s political environment. As a way to understand such songs, Kahn presents visual art (by noted graphic artist Eric Drooker whose work has been on the cover of The New Yorker) and supertitle translations projected onto a screen behind the band. “When I got into Yiddish songs, I found all these great stories that had so much to say about the world today but they all sort of stopped at the barrier of language and culture,” he explains. So, he’s translated such songs, “not only so that we can learn about that time, but also so they can help us learn about our times.” Kahn’s spiritual hero Guthrie was famous for writing “This machine kills fascists” on his guitar, but Kahn is more of a realist when it comes to artists standing against what he sees as a global trend toward authoritarianism. “Look, nobody reminisces about how the cabaret artists of Berlin prevented the rise of the Nazis,” he says. “I don’t think that music can create a revolution. But that doesn’t detract from its usefulness. “I’ve been singing ‘Embrace the Fascists,’ this 1931 anti-fascist song Berlin cabaret song, for 11, 12 years now, back when I thought I was making a unique point. And I had a conversation with Eric (Drooker) about this. And we both kind of agreed, it feels like shit to be right about these things. I wish we could stop singing these songs. I wish they could go back to being just historical artifacts.”

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SCRATCH THAT A label runner, producer and turntablist, A-Track has performed with Kanye and put on Danny Brown.

Mixing It Up ALAIN MACKLOVITCH HAS a lot on his plate. Between running his own label, dropping singles, crafting DJ sets and still making time to cobble together the occasional remix, he is truly prolific. Better known by his stage name, A-Trak, over the past decade his Fool’s Gold Records has established itself as a tastemaker by supporting a multitude of topnotch talent. The label has helped break such hip-hop heavyweights as Danny Brown, Brockhampton and Run the Jewels, while also championing respected producers from every corner of the scene, including RL Grime, Treasure Fingers, Giraffage and Flosstradamus. One of his first major breaks came in 2004, when Kanye West discovered A-Trak. The two collaborated heavily on both Late Registration and Graduation. Long before Macklovitch ever had any production credits to his name, however, he was just a kid behind two wheels of steel. Splicing together masterful DJ sets is still where he shows the most technical prowess, which is why his upcoming set at Pure Nightclub in Sunnyvale is a hot ticket. Though he’s flirted with full-length releases in the past in the form of collaborations and hour-long DJ mixes, the Canadian producer has yet to release a proper LP. Nonetheless, he does have a masterful EP—Tuna Melt—along with many singles and collaborative releases to his name. One such single, last month’s “DJs Gotta Dance More” is built around a recording of DJ legend Todd “The God”

Terry recalling his beginnings as a young DJ in 1980s Brooklyn, scouring record stores for loops. The track itself is an effective piece of house, propelled by a heavy kick drum and a singular piano melody that runs throughout. Over the course of the track’s 4-minute run time, Macklovitch plays a game of push and pull, introducing a multitude of claps, dirty low-end synthesizers and smaller vocal samples, before whisking them away to make A-Trak room for something new. A true DJ’s DJ, Macklovitch Nov 9, 10pm, $20+ made sure to include Pure Nightclub, variations of the new track. Sunnyvale The single comes packaged with purenightclub408.com two alternate mixes, one by Glaswegian deep house duo Illyus & Barrientos and another original. The “Cassius Burnin’ Mix” is an entirely new, monstrous 9-minute reimagining of the track built around that same vocal snippet. As if to stay true to its name, this one’s a slow burn. He uses a lot of the same tricks here, albeit with a new cadre of instruments and vocal samples. The old adage might be true that the jack of all trades is the master of none, but Macklovitch puts forth a pretty good argument for simply doing what you love and letting the art speak for itself. —Yousif Kassab

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NOV 8–11 • COMEDIAN DREW LYNCH @ SAN JOSE IMPROV Drew Lynch is a smart, funny, stuttering kid who works a crowd very well. Good comedy is a sign of genius to me, and Lynch is Einsteinian. You may have seen him on “America’s Got Talent,” but a little more quality comedy is just a wise investment. He’s figured out how to entertain a room like a champ. You won’t regret seeing him this weekend. 8pm. Various times through Sun. San Jose Improv, 62 S Second St, San Jose

NOV 9–11 • STAGE: INTERVIEW WITH A MEXICAN @ MACLA Based on Gustavo Arellano’s former OC Weekly column and books, ¡Ask A Mexican! and Taco USA, this play comes to MACLA under the authorship and guidance of Tony Garcia. Be prepared to laugh and have a lot of questions answered as it confronts racism, xenophobia and ignorance with humor. 8pm. Various times through Sunday. 510 S First St, San Jose

SUN NOV 11 • SAN JOSÉ POETRY SLAM @ CAFE STRITCH Poetry Center San José took on the mantle of bringing more spoken word to the South Bae and is doing so in droves these days by producing the revived San José Poetry Slam with slammaster Scorpiana Xlent. Come see performance poets vie for cash prizes and titles with words of wit and wisdom every second Sunday, just before the Eulipions Sunday Jazz Jam. That’s right, the Slam & Jam are a perfect pairing for a Sunday evening. 5:30pm. Sign-up to compete in poetry slam at 5pm. Cafe Stritch, 374 S First St, San Jose

TUE NOV 13 • TALKS: NERD NITE SILICON VALLEY Nerdy discussions and beer. That’s the crux and mix of many things in the South Bae these days. A little bit tipsy and a whole lot of nerdy. With experts and speakers like Jennifer Tharp, Alan Wu, Ph.D, Dr. Seth Shostak discussing things like adoption, modern lab medicine applied to history, and extrapolating human morphology… I am very curious as to what the results will entail. Should be a doozy. 7pm. Tabard Theatre Co, 29 N San Pedro St, San Jose = MUST SEE

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UNIDOS Gustavo Arellano’s (pictured) book and column, ‘¡Ask A Mexican!’ is coming to MACLA as the play ‘Interview With A Mexican’ this weekend, written and directed by Tony Garcia. 510 S First St, San Jose

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ServiceNow, Inc. has the following position available in Santa Clara, CA: Staff Software Development Engineer (5144): Design and deliver authentication features of platform that will be used by customers to securely establish the identity of their users. Work on Cloud Platform Development. Design and implement scalable reusable components. Work with Java. Analyze and design to support existing and new features. Submit resume to: ServiceNow, Inc., Attn.: Global Mobility, 2225 Lawson Ln., Santa Clara, CA 95054. Must reference job title and job code: 5144.

Sr. Software Engineer: develop distributed engine for management of machine learning algorithms. Resume to worksite Parallel Machines, Inc.1290 Oakmead Parkway, Ste. 301, Sunnyvale, CA 94085, attn: I. Berkman.

TECHNICAL Adobe Inc. is accepting resumes for the following positions in SAN JOSE, CA: Computer Scientist (Ref #SJCS118) Build and develop critical parts of the services and deliver to production. Data Scientist (Ref #SJDAS102) Develop predictive models on large-scale datasets to address various business problems through leveraging advanced statistical modeling, machine learning, or data mining techniques. Computer Scientist, Software Development (Ref #SJCSSD101) Work as part of a team, develop customer driven features on a variety of software application platforms (mobile, desktop, and server). Data Scientist (Ref #SJDAS103) Develop predictive models on largescale datasets to address various business problems through leveraging advanced statistical modeling, machine learning, or data mining techniques.Software Engineer (Ref # SJSE121) Utilize open source big data technologies (such as Spark, Kafka, Docker, MongoDB, and Hadoop) to develop the next generation platform that will power Adobe’s Experience cloud platform. Mail resume to Adobe Inc., Mailstop H14-209, 345 Park Avenue, San Jose, CA 95110. Must include Ref. code. No phone calls please. EOE. www.adobe.com/

TECHNOLOGY Lumentum Operations LLC is accepting resumes for the position of Staff Product Engineer in San Jose, CA (Job Ref. #EHZC). Support daily production including solving issues in real-time and analyzing failures on the wafer fabrication and testing production line. Work closely with R&D team to support new product introduction on next generation optoelectronic chips. Mail resume to Lumentum Operations LLC, Attn: Vanessa Jen, 400 N. McCarthy Blvd., Milpitas, CA 95035. Resume must include job title, job ref. #, full name, email & mailing address. No phone calls. Must be legally authorized to work in U.S. without sponsorship. EOE.

ENGINEERING ServiceNow, Inc. has the following position available in Santa Clara, CA: DevOps Engineer (5142): Analyze, design, and develop business software applications. Monitor and develop HI platform. Plan and develop automation tools to increase productivity. Develop web applications using Java based server environments such as Apache Tomcat. Submit resume by mail to: ServiceNow, Inc., Attn: Global Mobility, 2225 Lawson Ln. Santa Clara, CA 95054. Must include job title and job code: 5142.

TECHNOLOGY Applied Materials, Inc. has the following openings in Sunnyvale, CA: Account Technologist (Req#B849) Resp. for installing Base & new products App Perf. to drive Cust Satisfaction & Identify Bus. Risks. This pos. may require intl & domestic travel 20% of time. Req BS in Chem Eng, Mat Sci, Elct Eng or rlt + 3 yrs exp in job off or rlt occ. Technical Project/Program Management (Req#A846) Engage on techl. scoping & deliver large projects end-to-end. Req. MS in Elec Eng, Mat Sci, Mech Eng or rlt + 2 yrs exp in pos or tech rlt fld. Mail resume to Applied Materials, Inc. M/S 1211, 3225 Oakmead Village Dr., Santa Clara, CA 95054. Must include REQ# to be considered.

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LEGALS & PUBLIC NOTICES FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #646614 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Santa Clara Senior Medical Group, 3561 Homestead Road, #640, Santa Clara, CA, 95051, Seoul Medical Group Inc., 520 S. virgil Ave., STE 507, Los Angeles, CA, 90020. This business is being conducted by a Corporation. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 09/05/2018. /s/Min Young Cha. President. #1727993. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 09/20/2018. (pub Metro 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/07/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647921 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: New Canaan Landscaping, 1400 Coleman Ave., Suite H14, Santa Clara, CA, 95050, Jon Anderson. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Jon Anderson.

This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/26/2018. (pub Metro 10/31, 11/07, 11/14, 11/21/2018)

ADVERTISEMENT FOR PREQUALIFICATION OF BIDDERS & ADVERTISEMENT TO BID

California State University, San JoseSan Jose State University Associated Students House Relocation ProjectDocuments Posted for Bidders: November 14th, 2018Pre-Bid Questions Due By: November 21st, 2018Prequalification Deadline: November 28th, 2018Bid Due Date and Time: November 28th, 2018 @ 2PM Estimated Project Cost: $3,000,000Anticipated Construction Start: December 2018 Anticipated Construction Duration: April 2019Blach Construction has been hired by San Jose State University (SJSU) as the CM at Risk Contractor to manage the SJSU Associated Students House Relocation project located at 1 Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192. Blach Construction will prequalify subcontractors and manage the bid process on behalf of SJSU. Prequalified subcontractors will submit bids directly to Blach Construction via the Building Connected website. Blach Construction is signatory to the Northern California Carpenters and Laborers Unions, subcontractors bidding scopes of work that utilize either carpenters and/or laborers must be signatory to each respective union or sign one-time agreements. The project’s scope of work includes but is not limited to: Framing and Rough Carpentry (C-5), Concrete (C-8), Drywall/Metal Stud/Insulation (C-9), Electrical (C-10), Earthwork & Paving (C-12), Flooring and Floor Covering (C-15), Fire Protection (C-16), Warm-Air Heating, Ventilating and Air-Conditioning (C-20), Demolition (C-21), Ornamental Metal Contractor (C-23), Landscaping (C-27), Lock and Security Equipment / Doors (C-28), Construction Zone Traffic Control (C-31), Parking and Highway Improvements / Striping (C-32), Painting and Decorating (C-33), Pipeline (C-34), Lathing and Plastering (C-35), Plumbing (C-36), Signage (C-45), Reinforcing Steel (C-50), Structural Steel (C-51), Demolition, Fluid Applied Waterproofing, Doors/Frames/Hardware, and Excavation/Grading, PrequalificationSubcontractors must be prequalified to submit a bid. Prequalification paperwork is provided within the posted bid documents on the Building Connected website for contractor use. BiddingThere will be a mandatory site walk held on Monday, November 19th, 2018 @ 10am. If you have any questions about this site walk you can contact Justin Despotakis with Blach Construction - justin.despotakis@blach.com.Contract Documents, including plans and specifications, will be available on Wednesday, October 31st, 2018 by end of day. Subcontractors wishing to bid the project must contact laura.burkhardt@blach.com to get access to the Blach Construction Building Connected Website. Bid Questions & Clarifications should be directed to Justin Despotakis via email: justin.despotakis@blach.com.The successful bidder will be required to have the appropriate State of California Contractor’s License to perform the work, current at the time of submission to bid, except in the case of a Joint Venture Bidder that shall be licensed at the time of notice of selection as the apparent responsible bidder. This is a prevailing wage project. The CSU Trustees require three (3) percent Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation by all bidders.This project is subject to prevailing wage rate laws. All contractors and all tiers of subcontractors bidding on this project shall register to bid public works projects with the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR), and maintain current this registration pursuant to Labor Code Section 1725.5. Please go to http:// www.dir.ca.gov/Public-Works/PublicWorks.html for more information and to register

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647527 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Papco, 1895 S. 10th Street, San Jose, CA, 95112, Pacific-Ocean Auto Parts Company. This business is being conducted by a Corporation. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 05/01/1997. Refile in facts from previous filing #333150. /s/Peter Frank. CEO. #C1998486. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/16/2018. (pub Metro 10/24, 10/31, 11/07, 11/14/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647769 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Tri-Life, 1009 East Capitol Expressway, #507, San Jose, CA, 95121, People And The Plant. This business is being conducted by a Limited Liability Company. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Edward Esters. CEO. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/23/2018. (pub Metro 10/31, 11/07, 11/14, 11/21/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647768

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647536 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: D & E RV Mobile Service, 263 Vista Roma Way, San Jose, CA, 95136. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 07/14/2018. /s/Diego Armando Aquino-Mendoza. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/16/2018. (pub Metro 10/31, 11/07, 11/14, 11/21/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #648058 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Braich Transport, 814 Gilchrist Walkway #1, San Jose, CA, 95133, Sukhdeep Singh. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 11/01/2018. /s/Sukhdeep Singh. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 11/01/2018. (pub Metro 11/07, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #648066 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Willow Glen Chiropractic, 1314 Lincoln Ave., STE 2E, San Jose, CA, 95125, Jacklyn Muxen, 3407 San Marino Ave., San Jose, CA, 95127. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Jacklyn Muxen. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 11/01/2018. (pub Metro 11/07, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647801 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Simply Radiant Living, 409 Spencer Terrace, Sunnyvale, CA, 94089, Mo-Han Fong. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Mo-Han Fong. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/23/2018. (pub Metro 10/31, 11/07, 11/14, 11/21/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647386 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Youngs Carpet Cleaning And Steam Cleaning, 3201 Loma Verde Dr., #5, San Jose, CA, 95117, Daniel Lee. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 10/01/2018. /s/Daniel Lee. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/17/2018. (pub Metro 11/07, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647879 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Inspired Education, 1705 Hecker Pass Road, Gilroy, CA, 95020, Marisela Gomez. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 11/21/2016. Refile in facts from previous filing #623933 /s/Marisela Gomez. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/25/2018. (pub Metro 11/07, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647651 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Heals, 3316 Marcel Ct., San Jose, CA, 95135115, Jaclyn Monique Warren. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting

NOTICE OF INTENT TO SELL REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE CONSERVATORSHIP OF GERHARD STEIN, SANTA CLARA SUPERIOR COURT CASE NO. 1-13-PR-173002

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on November 27, 2018 at 2:00 p.m., the undersigned, as Conservator of the estate of GERHARD STEIN, intends to sell at private sale, to the highest net bidder, all of the estate’s right, title and interest in and to certain real property located in the City of Cupertino, County of Santa Clara which property is more particularly described as: “Lot 124, as shown on the map of “TRACT NO. 1004”, which Map was filed for record in the office of the Recorder of the County of Santa Clara, State of California, on September 10, 1952, in Book 40 of Maps, at pages 29 and 30. EXCEPTING THEREFROM the underground water granted in the Deed by Stern and Price, Inc., to San Jose Water Works, a California Corporation, recorded September 19, 1952, in Book 2490 of Official Records, page 619.”The sale shall be subject to court confirmation by the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara. The property will be sold subject to current taxes, covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, rights, rights of way, and easements of record, with any encumbrances of record to be satisfied from the purchase price.Bids or offers for this real property are hereby invited. Information about submitting bids or offers may be obtained from the Listing Agent, Lynne Olenak, Sereno Group Real Estate, 12124 Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road, Saratoga, CA 95070; (408) 656-0895.All bids or offers must be in writing and accompanied with a ten (10) percent deposit by cashier’s check, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid in cash upon close of escrow. Taxes, rents, operating and maintenance expenses, and premiums on insurance acceptable to the purchaser shall be prorated as of the date of recording of conveyance. Examination of title, recordingconveyance, transfer taxes and any title insurance policy shall be at the expense of the purchaser or purchasers.The right is reserved for James J. Ramoni, Public Guardian of the County of Santa Clara as conservator of the estate of Gerhard Stein to reject any and all bids or offers.All bids or offers will be opened at 2:00 p.m. on November 27, 2018 at the office of the Public Guardian for the County of Santa Clara located at 333 W. Julian Street, San Jose, CA 95110, or thereafter, as allowed by law.The subject property is commonly known as 10370 Wunderlich Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014 and shall be sold “as is.”For additional information, please contact Lynne Olenak, Sereno Group Real Estate, 12124 Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd. Saratoga, CA; (408) 656-0895. (Publication Dates: 11/07, 11/14, 11/21/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #648025

The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: KSJ Tutoring, 10320 Singleton Rd., San Jose, CA, 95111, Hugo Pizano, 6612 Clapper Rail Ct., Rocklin, CA, 95765. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 10/31/2018. /s/Hugo Pizano. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/31/2018. (pub Metro 11/07, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #648028 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: The Cunningham Collection, 1523 Montalban Drive, San Jose, CA, 95120, Kenneth W Mannina. This business is being conducted by an Individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 02/01/2018. /s/Kenneth W. Mannina. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/31/2018. (pub Metro 11/07, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/2018)

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #647983 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Site For Sore Eyes, 10079 Saich Way, Cupertino, CA, 95014, Eye For Optical, Inc. This business is being conducted by a Corporation. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. Refile in facts from previous filing #584229. /s/Kenny Chang. CEO. #3206961. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/30/2018. (pub Metro 11/07, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/2018)

FREE WILL ASTROLOGY ARIES (March 21-April 19): In 1994, Aries pop diva

Mariah Carey collaborated with an associate to write the song "All I Want For Christmas Is You." It took them 15 minutes to finish it. Since then it has generated $60 million in royalties. I wish I could unconditionally predict that you, too, will efficiently spawn a valuable creation sometime soon. Current planetary alignments do indeed suggest that such a development is more possible than usual. But because I tend to be conservative in my prophecies, I won't guarantee anything close to the $60 million figure. In fact, your reward may be more spiritual in nature than financial.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): An interactive post at

Reddit.com asked readers to write about "the most underrated feeling of all time." One person said, "When you change the sheets on your bed." Another extolled "the feeling that comes when you pay all your bills and you've still got money in the bank." Others said, "dancing under the rain," "physical contact like a pat on the back when you're really touch-starved," and "listening to a song for the first time, and it's so good you just can't stop smiling." I bring this to your attention, Taurus, because I suspect that the next two weeks will bring you a flood of these pleasurable underrated feelings.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): "Beer makes you feel the way you ought to feel without beer," wrote Gemini author Henry Lawson. Do you have any methods for making yourself feel like you've drunk a few beers that don't involve drinking a few beers? If not, I highly recommend that you find at least one. It will be especially important in the coming weeks for you to have a way to alter, expand or purify your consciousness without relying on literal intoxicants or drugs. The goal: to leave your groove before it devolves into a rut.

By ROB BREZSNY week of November 7

first," he says, "because they aren't demands and you don't need to reply. They're simply for pleasure." He also enjoys giving regular small gifts. "I draw flowers every day and send them to my friends so they get fresh blooms." Hockney seems to share the perspective expressed by author Gail Godwin, who writes, "How easy it was to make people happy, when you didn't want or need anything from them." In accordance with astrological omens, Libra, I suggest you have fun employing these approaches in the coming weeks.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): I am not currently a

wanderer or voyager or entrepreneur or swashbuckler. But at other times in my life, I have had extensive experience with those roles. So I know secrets about how and why to be a wanderer and voyager and entrepreneur and swashbuckler. And it's clear to me that in the coming weeks you could benefit in unforeseen ways from researching and embodying the roles of curious wanderer and brave voyager and savvy entrepreneur and prudent swashbuckler.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): "The best

thing one can do when it is raining is let it rain." That brilliant formulation came from poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Does it seem so obvious as to not need mentioning? Bear with me while I draw further meaning from it, and suggest you use it as an inspiring metaphor in the coming weeks. When it rains, Sagittarius, let it rain; don't waste time and emotional energy complaining about the rain. Don't indulge in fruitless fantasizing about how you might stop the rain and how you'd love to stop the rain. In fact, please refrain from defining the rain as a negative event, because after all, it is perfectly natural, and is in fact crucial for making the crops grow and replenishing our water supply. (P.S. Your metaphorical "rain" will be equally useful.)

Astro

CANCER (June 21-July 22): Study the following five

failed predictions. 1. "There is no likelihood man can ever tap the power of the atom." —Robert Miliham, Nobel Laureate in physics, 1923. 2. "This 'telephone' has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication. The device is inherently of no value to us." —Western Union internal memo, 1876. 3. "Rail travel at high speeds is not possible because passengers, unable to breathe, would die of asphyxia." –Dionysius Lardner, scientist, 1830. 4. "There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home." —Ken Olson, president of Digital Equipment Corporation, 1977. 5. "Most Cancerians will never overcome their tendencies toward hypersensitivity, procrastination and fear of success." —Lanira Kentsler, astrologer, 2018. (P.S. What you do in the next 12 months could go a long way toward permanently refuting the last prediction.)

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): German scientists have

created cochlear implants for gerbils that have been genetically modified, enabling the creatures to "listen" to light. The researchers' work is ultimately dedicated to finding ways to improve the lives of people with hearing impairments. What might be the equivalent of you gaining the power to "hear light?" I understand that you might resist thinking this way. "That makes no sense," you may protest, or "There's no practical value in fantasizing about such an impossibility." But I hope you'll make the effort anyway. In my view, stretching your imagination past its limits is the healing you need most right now. I also think that doing so will turn out to be unexpectedly practical.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Here's useful wisdom

from the poet Rumi: "Our defects are the ways that glory gets manifested," he said. "Keep looking at the bandaged place. That's where the light enters you." Playwright Harrison David Rivers interprets Rumi's words to mean, "Don't look away from your pain, don't disengage from it, because that pain is the source of your power." I think these perspectives are just what you need to meditate on, Virgo. To promote even more healing in you, I'll add a further clue from poet Anna Kamienska: "Where your pain is, there your heart lies also." (P.S. Rumi is translated by Coleman Barks; Kamienska by Clare Cavanagh.)

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Artist David Hockney is proud of how undemanding he is toward his friends and associates. "People tell me they open my emails

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): "Every true love and

friendship is a story of unexpected transformation," writes activist and author Elif Shafak. "If we are the same person before and after we loved, that means we haven't loved enough." I bring this to your attention because you're in a phase when your close alliances should be activating healing changes in your life. If for some reason your alliances are not yet awash in the exciting emotions of redemption and reinvention, get started on instigating experimental acts of intimacy.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): I suspect you will be an

especially arousing influence in the coming weeks. You may also be inspiring and disorienting, with unpredictable results. How many transformations will you unleash? How many expectations will you dismantle? How many creative disruptions will you induce in the midst of the daily grind? I hesitate to underestimate the messy beauty you'll stir up or the rambunctious gossip you'll provoke. In any case, I plan to be richly amused by your exploits, and I hope everyone else will be, as well. For best results, I will pray to the Goddess of Productive Fun, begging Her to ensure that the commotions and uproars you catalyze will be in service to love and kindness.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson wasn't always a wild and crazy writer. Early in his career he made an effort to compose respectable, measured prose. When he finally gave up on that project and decided he could "get away with" a more uninhibited style, he described it as being "like falling down an elevator shaft and landing in a pool full of mermaids." I foresee a metaphorically comparable development in your future, Pisces. Homework: When they say "Be yourself," which self do they mean? Testify at FreeWillAstrology.com.

Go to REALASTROLOGY.COM to check out Rob Brezsny’s Expanded Weekly Audio Horoscopes and Daily Text Message Horoscopes. Audio horoscopes are also available by phone at 1-877-873-4888 or 1-900-950-7700

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The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Upper Cali Marketing Agency, 1009 East Capitol Expressway, #507, San Jose, CA, 95121, People And The Plant. This business is being conducted by a Limited Liability Company. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Edward Esters. CEO. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/23/2018. (pub Metro 10/31, 11/07, 11/14, 11/21/2018)

business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Jaclyn Monique Warren. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 10/18/2018. (pub Metro 11/07, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/2018)

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PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, the Finance Department of the City of San Jose, County of Santa Clara, State of California, declares that the following monetary sums have been held by the City of San Jose and have remained unclaimed in the funds hereafter indicated for a period of over three (3) years and will become the property of the City of San Jose on the 6th day of January, 2019, a date not less than forty-five (45) days after the first publication of this Notice. Any party of interest may, prior to the date designated herein above, file a claim with the City’s Finance Department which includes the claimant’s name, address and telephone number, Social Security Number or Federal Employer Identification Number, amount of claim, the grounds on which the claim is founded. The Unclaimed Funds Form can be obtained from the City’s Finance

Office at 200 E. Santa Clara Street; 13th Floor, San Jose, CA. 95113, or from the City’s website at http://www.sanjoseca.gov/DocumentCenter/View/78838. Proof of identity such as a copy of a driver’s license, social security card or passport must be provided before funds will be released. With any questions, please contact the City of San Jose, Finance Department at (408) 535-7080 or by email at ap_unclaimed@sanjoseca.gov. This notice and its contents are in accordance with California Government Code Sections 50050-50056.

1998 AAR CONFERENCE COMMITTEE: Check # 2067046 | Issued on 10/29/1998 from CONSTRUCTION EXCISE TAX FUND | Amount: 100.00 A & A TRANSPORATATION OR KULTAR SINGH: Check # 17493 | Issued on 2/7/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 88.75 A 1 LIMOUSINE: Check # 5005425 | Issued on 2010-05-13 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 95.50 AARON AGUILAR: Check # 2346679 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 335.00 AARON BARRETT: Check # 2346779 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 131.00 ABEL MORENO M: Check # 2347379 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 153.00 ABOVE&BEYOND TRANSPORTATION: Check # 2408090 | Issued on 10/15/09 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 94.00 ACER TRANSPORT SERVICES/RENATO FRANCA: Check # 16046 | Issued on 3/15/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 ACEVEDO,JUANA M: Check # 5023401 | Issued on 2010-11-18 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 88.50 ACEVEDO,JUANA M: Check # 5024521 | Issued on 2010-12-02 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 81.06 ADAM WITTMAYER: Check # 2348081 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 157.00 ADDANA SEDAN & LIMO: Check # 3075 | Issued on 8/29/2002 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 ADMIR HODZIC: Check # 2347183 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 235.00 ADOLFO MORENO: Check # 2347381 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 140.00 ALAN DOMINGUEZ: Check # 2346980 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 147.80 ALARCON, MANUEL: Check # 2110788 | Issued on 2/3/2000 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 328.00 ALBARRAN MARGARITA/RAUL: Check # 5063000 | Issued on 2012-04-10 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 111.00 ALBERT BENAVIDEZ: Check # 2346781 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 196.00 ALBERTO GUENARO: Check # 2346985 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 263.00 ALBERTO SANCHEZ: Check # 2347830 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 183.00 ALEJANDRO ORTEGA: Check # 2347614 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 138.00 ALEJANDRO SILVA: Check # 2347867 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 152.00 ALERIE FLANDEZ: Check # 5016104 | Issued on 2010-09-02 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 564.00 ALFA LIMO SERVICE: Check # 12325 | Issued on 6/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 ALFONSO ROMERO: Check # 2347789 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 226.00 ALFREDO GONZALEZ MARTINEZ: Check # 2346987 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 122.00 ALICIA NICOSSA: Check # 2347597 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 116.00 ALL STAR LIMOUSINE: Check # 12326 | Issued on 6/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 ALLIANCE TITLE: Check # 6078 | Issued on 10/7/2003 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 83.40 ALUM ROCK EDUCATIONAL : Check # 2403075 | Issued on 08/20/09 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 80.00 ALVAREZ, JESSE D: Check # 5060051 | Issued on 2012-02-28 from LOW/MODERATE INCOME HOUSING FD | Amount: 150.00 ALVARO RODRIGUEZ VILLEGAS: Check # 2347787 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 148.00 AMBROCIO,GELACIO: Check # 5015142 | Issued on 2010-08-19 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 127.67 AMERICAN EXECUTIVE AIRPORT INC: Check # 12332 | Issued on 6/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 AMERICAN EXECUTIVE AIRPORT PICKUP: Check # 12333 | Issued on 6/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 95.50 AMERICAN LIBERTY LIMOUSINE/FRANCESCO TALAI: Check # 15617 | Issued on 2/16/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 AMEURFINA MARIANI: Check # 16790 | Issued on 7/28/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 128.98 ANALISA ALVAREZ: Check # 2346682 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 504.00 ANAND,HARMEET S: Check # 5049214 | Issued on 2011-09-13 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 158.41 ANDERSON,REBECCA A: Check # 5048169 | Issued on 2011-08-30 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 123.30 ANDY HUNG NGUYEN: Check # 2347385 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 109.00 ANGEL JAUREGUI: Check # 2347189 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 176.00 ANGELA O’GORMAN: Check # 6894 | Issued on 1/30/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 496.27 ANGUS LIMO: Check # 5112070 | Issued on 2014-03-27 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 89.50 ANICETO ALVA: Check # 3323 | Issued on 10/2/2002 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 422.24 ANNIE LENGYEL: Check # 7195 | Issued on 3/10/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 943.50 ANTONIO ANDRADE NORIEGA: Check # 2346686 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 197.00 ANTONIO CHAVEZ MATA: Check # 2346790 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 185.00 ANTONIO DE LA MORA: Check # 2346791 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 172.00 ANTONIO FUENTES: Check # 2346992 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 159.00 ANTONIO GONZALEZ JR: Check # 2346993 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 162.00 ANTONIO REYES: Check # 2347740 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 210.00 ANURAG TIWARI: Check # 2347940 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 178.00 ARACELY VASQUEZ: Check # 2348013 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 292.00 ARIAS, RUBEN: Check # 5002837 | Issued on 2010-04-13 from ARRA - WIA MEMO TO FUND 290 | Amount: 1,500.00 ARMANDO BILLAR: Check # 2346792 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 182.00 ARMANDO MORFIN: Check # 2347389 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 ARMANDO VALTIERRA: Check # 2348001 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 133.00 ARTHUR E. GIMMY, MAI: Check # 100030148 | Issued on 2011-09-08 from #N/A | Amount: 400.00 ARTURO CORTEZ: Check # 2346795 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 127.00 ARTURO ROSALES: Check # 2347796 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 163.48 AT EXECUTIVE OF AYMAN FALLAHA: Check # 17276 | Issued on 12/14/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 AUDRA SAPP: Check # 2347842 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 148.00 AURORA LOAN SERVS LLC : Check # 2401806 | Issued on 08/06/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 97.02 AURORA LOAN SERVS LLC : Check # 2404368 | Issued on 09/03/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 92.15 AVILA, CYNTHIA: Check # 2201868 | Issued on 08/22/02 from WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT (WIA) | Amount: 85.00 AVILA,MANUELA Z: Check # 5096365 | Issued on 2013-08-22 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 98.83 AZUCENA VELA: Check # 2348017 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 265.38 BACIGALUPI, DAVID: Check # 2079402 | Issued on 3/11/1999 from POLICE & FIRE RETIREMENT FUND | Amount: 689.00 BADWAL,RAJINBER: Check # 2338401 | Issued on 07/19/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 106.87 BAGBY,CAROLYN G: Check # 5061632 | Issued on 2012-03-13 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 85.94 BAIRD,BRANDY: Check # 5033181 | Issued on 2011-03-10 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 83.00 BALDERAS,ISIDRO: Check # 5035933 | Issued on 2011-04-14 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 93.86 BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TTEE: Check # 5082704 | Issued on 2013-01-29 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 83.86 BAO HOANG: Check # 2347195 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 221.00 BAO VAN LAM: Check # 2347197 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 280.00

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BAO VAN TRAN: Check # 2347958 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 132.00 BAOQUYEN NGUYEN: Check # 2347392 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 245.24 BARBARA C JOHNSON: Check # 2347198 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 223.00 BAXTER, JEANNE: Check # 2350679 | Issued on 11/22/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 126.60 BAY AREA LIMO SERVICES: Check # 5112096 | Issued on 2014-03-27 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 98.50 BAY HYDRAULICS: Check # 2391256 | Issued on 04/02/09 from VEHICLE MAINT & OPERATION FD | Amount: 94.53 BEACH,TOMMY W: Check # 2327672 | Issued on 03/15/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 80.60 BEACON LIMOUSINE SERVICES: Check # 5112103 | Issued on 2014-03-27 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 91.00 BELIZARIO ARNULFO GUERRA: Check # 2346999 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 378.70 BELTRAN, HECTOR: Check # 2165840 | Issued on 08/09/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 140.50 BENIGNO SANABRIA: Check # 2347829 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 243.00 BENJAMIN QUINONEZ: Check # 5075334 | Issued on 2012-10-01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 505.93 BERNARD CABUTE/ MOUNTAIN VIEW LIMOUSINE: Check # 18720 | Issued on 2/29/2008 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 98.50 BERNARDINO HERNANDEZ: Check # 2347201 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 263.10 BERNARDINO HERNANDEZ: Check # 2347200 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 182.00 BERNARDO ZARAGOZA: Check # 2348096 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 223.00 BINH VINH NGUYEN: Check # 2347395 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 BIVENS,CHRISTOPHER VANN: Check # 2420245 | Issued on 02/25/10 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 87.57 BLACK,DAVID AUSTIN: Check # 5089034 | Issued on 2013-05-07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 110.12 BLESSING FROM ABOVE/IVORY BENNETT: Check # 16038 | Issued on 3/15/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 BLOOMING CHERRY LLC: Check # 5057449 | Issued on 2012-01-31 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 87.97 BOTSFORD, ANDREA: Check # 5085866 | Issued on 2013-03-26 from TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX | Amount: 784.60 BRADLEY ELS: Check # 2347002 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 228.00 BRANDON GIVENS: Check # 2347004 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 158.00 BRASIL,VITAL: Check # 5012849 | Issued on 2010-07-29 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 182.00 BRENNAN,TERRANCE R: Check # 2380324 | Issued on 11/13/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 103.52 BRENT KRICK: Check # 2347202 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 151.00 BRENT WALKER: Check # 2348055 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 186.00 BRIAN BAKER: Check # 2346691 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 123.00 BRIAN BLANK: Check # 2346802 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 85.00 BRIAN RIPARBELI: Check # 2347759 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 138.00 BRISENO,ARMANDO: Check # 2372814 | Issued on 08/14/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 193.15 BRYCE BURNET: Check # 2346804 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 134.00 BUCHHOLZ,CAROL: Check # 5013921 | Issued on 2010-08-12 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 464.63 BUI, NGHIA: Check # 5106689 | Issued on 2014-01-16 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 138.00 BULMARO CRUZ: Check # 2346805 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 169.00 BURNIAS, MARIO: Check # 2134055 | Issued on 9/28/2000 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 130.35 BURT DEAN: Check # 2346807 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 197.00 CADENA, DORA: Check # 2166283 | Issued on 08/16/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 114.00 CALEB PLASSMEYER: Check # 2347697 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 353.00 CALIF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Check # 2138140 | Issued on 11/9/2000 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 95.00 CALIFORNIA BMW: Check # 2388366 | Issued on 02/26/09 from VEHICLE MAINT & OPERATION FD | Amount: 324.98 CANCILLA,JOHN S: Check # 2416532 | Issued on 01/14/10 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 153.34 CANDALARIO ESPINOZA: Check # 2347006 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 CARIDIS, FREDERICK: Check # 2205126 | Issued on 09/26/02 from CONV/CULTURAL FACILITIES FD | Amount: 875.00 CARLOS HERRERA: Check # 2347204 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 198.00 CARLOS VARGAS: Check # 2348006 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 163.00 CARMEN & DAVID HUITRON: Check # 18244 | Issued on 10/9/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 CARMICHAEL,CARL H: Check # 5026827 | Issued on 2010-12-22 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 135.00 CAROL HUNTER: Check # 18874 | Issued on 4/21/2008 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 CAROLYN MIRANDA: Check # 2347403 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 178.08 CARTER,WESLEY: Check # 2380334 | Issued on 11/13/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 261.75 CARY MOCK: Check # 2347404 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 170.00 CASEY,MICHAEL S: Check # 5104206 | Issued on 2013-12-05 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 176.58 CASTERSON, MARK: Check # 2202439 | Issued on 08/29/02 from SJ-SC TREATMENT PLANT OPER FD | Amount: 541.00 CASTRO, DAVID: Check # 5047442 | Issued on 2011-08-30 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 665.00 CASTRO,GUSTAVO: Check # 5116785 | Issued on 2014-05-29 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 81.75 CHARACTER/AMERICAN LUXURE/SHAHIN RAK: Check # 16296 | Issued on 4/10/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 90.25 CHARLES WILLIAMS: Check # 7565 | Issued on 4/26/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 CHESTER DEROUIN: Check # 2347011 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 264.22 CHEUNG, CHRISTOPHER: Check # 5088119 | Issued on 2013-04-23 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 1,000.00 CHIEM DUC HOANG: Check # 2347209 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 139.00 CHRISTIAN CLARK: Check # 2346809 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 136.00 CHRISTIAN SUMALA: Check # 2347911 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 193.00 CHRISTOPHER KATHLEEN: Check # 19516 | Issued on 12/23/2008 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 110.50 CHRISTOPHER TEWKSBURY: Check # 2347927 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 83.00 CHU,EDMOND K: Check # 2366634 | Issued on 05/29/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 89.81 CISNEROS ADAN: Check # 2346695 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 181.00 CISNEROS,JOVANY: Check # 5076908 | Issued on 2012-10-23 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 105.95 CITY LIGHTS GTP AGMT #000663: Check # 17444 | Issued on 2/5/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 98.50 CLAY EDWARDS: Check # 2347014 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 129.70 CLEMENTE HERRERA: Check # 2347212 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 195.00 COHN,GERTRUDE: Check # 5094548 | Issued on 2013-07-25 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 232.96 CONNOR,JAMES D: Check # 5101544 | Issued on 2013-10-31 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 115.93 CONTRERAS, KATRINA: Check # 5084664 | Issued on 2013-03-12 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 150.00 CORPORATE EXPRESS LIMOUSINE: Check # 12348 | Issued on 6/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 CORTEZ, MARTHA GLORIA: Check # 5080035 | Issued on 2012-12-18 from AFFORDABLE HSNG INVESTMENT FD | Amount: 280.00 COURTNEY ROBINSON: Check # 2347766 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 340.50 CRAIN, KATHLEEN: Check # 2224418 | Issued on 04/03/03 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 105.21 CRISTINO MOZO: Check # 2347409 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 132.00 CRIZEL FERNANDEZ: Check # 5054006 | Issued on 2011-11-22 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 137.00 CRUEY, JILL: Check # 2099388 | Issued on 9/23/1999 from GIFT TRUST FUND - EXPENDABLE | Amount: 100.00 CRUMLEY, MAX: Check # 5043101 | Issued on 2011-06-23 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 162.38 CRUZ, MARGARITO A: Check # 2106461 | Issued on 12/9/1999 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 110.00 CSAA INTER-INSURANCE BUREAU: Check # 2083596 | Issued on 4/22/1999 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 88.91 CUAUHTEMOC AVILA: Check # 2346696 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 195.00 CUEVAS JUAN: Check # 5076039 | Issued on 2012-10-09 from ARRA-ENERGY EFF CONSERV BLOCK | Amount: 309.60 CURTIS RILEY: Check # 5069860 | Issued on 2012-07-03 from EMPLOYEE BENEFITS FUND | Amount: 289.23 CYNTHIA VILLAFUERTE: Check # 2348029 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 D!VlNlA DE LA CRUZ: Check # 14690 | Issued on 1/12/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 111.85 DAHAN,RENEE: Check # 5082762 | Issued on 2013-01-29 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 132.82 DAISYâ€™S LIMOUSINE: Check # 12350 | Issued on 6/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00

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DAN PERKINS: Check # 5070747 | Issued on 2012-07-17 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 400.00 DAN THACH: Check # 2347928 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 254.00 DANG,DAVID H: Check # 2344769 | Issued on 09/27/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 99.76 DANH NGUYEN: Check # 4988 | Issued on 5/19/2003 from General Fund | Amount: 435.24 DANIEL AGUAYO: Check # 2346698 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 251.00 DANIEL FONSECA - CORTEZ: Check # 2347017 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 177.00 DANIEL MOORE: Check # 2347414 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 224.00 DANIEL VARGAS: Check # 2348007 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 134.00 DANIEL WEISS: Check # 2348066 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 103.00 DAO, PHUNG: Check # 2316379 | Issued on 10/19/06 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 474.86 DARUISH ASHOOJAMANIAN: Check # 2346699 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 208.00 DASGUPTA, MOUSUMI: Check # 5102720 | Issued on 2013-11-14 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 103.88 DAT HUY TRAN: Check # 2347961 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 146.00 DAVID BARTA: Check # 2346820 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 218.00 DAVID LEWIS: Check # 2347216 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 174.00 DAVID M ROLLO: Check # 16259 | Issued on 4/7/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 DAVID M ROLLO: Check # 16260 | Issued on 4/7/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 DAVID MENDOZA: Check # 2347416 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 195.00 DAVID ORTEGA: Check # 2347615 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 247.00 DAVID SHUJA: Check # 19120 | Issued on 7/21/2008 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 DAVID TRINH NGUYEN: Check # 5030078 | Issued on 2011-02-03 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 135.00 DAWIT TADDESE: Check # 2347915 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 192.00 DAWN KERRY GUDAITIS: Check # 2347020 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 139.00 DE DIOS, ELIZABETH: Check # 2343020 | Issued on 09/13/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 124.34 DEBORAH WHITAKER: Check # 2348071 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 121.00 DEBRA HARRISON: Check # 2347217 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 391.00 DELEON,DELIA B: Check # 5072418 | Issued on 2012-08-15 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 86.85 DENNIS CURTIS: Check # 2346823 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 DENNIS MORRISON: Check # 2347419 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 138.00 DERAMIA, PAUL: Check # 2071128 | Issued on 12/10/1998 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 DESIREE GAMEZ: Check # 2347021 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 231.00 DEUTSCHE BANK NATL TR CO TRUST: Check # 2404502 | Issued on 09/03/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 85.40 DHL AIRWAYS INC: Check # 2061737 | Issued on 9/3/1998 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 103.20 DIANA JAMISON: Check # 5069865 | Issued on 2012-07-03 from EMPLOYEE BENEFITS FUND | Amount: 100.66 DIAZ,HERIBERTO N: Check # 5061680 | Issued on 2012-03-13 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 84.86 DIEP, VAN: Check # 2332711 | Issued on 05/17/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 290.00 DIONNE HAN: Check # 2347222 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 244.00 DONACIANO ARREGUIN GUERRA: Check # 2346702 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 169.00 DONALD F ZIMMER JR: Check # 19596 | Issued on 2/27/2009 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 DONALD VALLARTA: Check # 2347998 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 397.00 DONCHENKO,MAXIM: Check # 2416571 | Issued on 01/14/10 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 110.00 DOUG DOUGLASS: Check # 1446 | Issued on 6/12/2001 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 134.55 DOUG WAREHAM: Check # 18415 | Issued on 11/19/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 110.50 DRAKE,MICHELE T: Check # 2343357 | Issued on 09/13/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 83.56 DUC VAN BANG: Check # 2346704 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 193.00 DUC VAN TRAN: Check # 2347962 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 248.00 DUNG CHAU: Check # 16914 | Issued on 9/12/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 DUNG TIEN TRAN: Check # 2347964 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 129.00 DUNNE,MARK: Check # 2324588 | Issued on 02/08/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 119.33 DUOC THI NGUYEN: Check # 2347425 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 119.00 DUONG LAM: Check # 2347225 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 267.70 DZUY NGUYEN: Check # 18418 | Issued on 11/20/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 221.00 EATON,BEVERLY J: Check # 5010061 | Issued on 2010-07-02 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 80.00 EDUARDO GUTIERREZ: Check # 2347025 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 EDUARDO MARTINEZ ARCHITECTS: Check # 5120258 | Issued on 2014-06-30 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 3,000.00 EFRAIN ORTEGA: Check # 2347616 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 228.00 EFREN CRUZ: Check # 2346828 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 208.00 EGBUJOR,MERCY: Check # 2349946 | Issued on 11/09/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 147.38 EIKANAS,CAROL L: Check # 2338464 | Issued on 07/19/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 90.38 EILEEN VESELY: Check # 12606 | Issued on 6/14/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 ELIAS AYALA: Check # 2346706 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 148.00 ELIAS GONZALEZ: Check # 2347027 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 219.00 ELIAS RUIZ: Check # 2347805 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 195.00 ELIDA SOLORIO CHAVEZ: Check # 2347892 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 120.00 ELIZABETH BRIERLY: Check # 3841 | Issued on 12/17/2002 from General Fund | Amount: 150.00 ELLIS, PETER: Check # 2151685 | Issued on 03/22/01 from TOBACCO SETTLEMENT | Amount: 600.00 ELMER PAREDES: Check # 2347651 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 170.00 EM ROOFING: Check # 14137 | Issued on 10/3/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 EMC MORTGAGE CORP: Check # 5012947 | Issued on 2010-07-29 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 98.34 EMI MURATA: Check # 2347430 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 195.00 EMILIANO FLORES: Check # 2347028 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 220.00 EMMA SMITH CHAPMAN: Check # 2346829 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 136.00 ENES SARIC: Check # 2347844 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 158.00 ENGLISH,JARIS: Check # 5107338 | Issued on 2014-01-23 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 156.10 ENRIQUE GUARDANO: Check # 2347030 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 383.00 ENRIQUE LOPEZ: Check # 2347233 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 284.00

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ENRIQUE VILLALOBOS: Check # 2348032 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 147.00 ERIC BAUSWELL: Check # 2346830 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 172.00 ERIC BURCHFIELD: Check # 2346832 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 97.00 ERIC MC EWEN: Check # 2347431 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 220.00 ERIC RIESKE: Check # 2347753 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 173.00 ERIC SIXTOS: Check # 2347878 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 346.00 ERNESTO NOGUEDA: Check # 2347599 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 289.00 ERNESTO PAEZ: Check # 2347639 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 144.00 ERNESTO RENTERIA - PIEDRA: Check # 2347739 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 249.00 ERNESTO RIOS JR: Check # 2347758 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 859.50 ESCH,DARRELL J: Check # 5109562 | Issued on 2014-02-20 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 88.84 ESCUELA POPULAR: Check # 2392053 | Issued on 04/16/09 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 250.00 ESPENSHADE,FREDERICK: Check # 2341539 | Issued on 08/24/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 194.04 ESQUIVEL,WILBERT: Check # 5029363 | Issued on 2011-01-27 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 120.36 ESTRADA,CARLOS G: Check # 5085402 | Issued on 2013-03-12 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 85.86 ESTRADA,MARIA: Check # 2392381 | Issued on 04/16/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 81.71 EUFEMIO VILLAREAL: Check # 2348038 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 232.00 EUROPIA LIMOUSINE SERVICE/KARIN ZIEMATHIS: Check # 16283 | Issued on 4/10/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 87.75 EUSEBIO TLAMAPANGO: Check # 2347941 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 293.00 EXCHANGE,BUILDING: Check # 2356526 | Issued on 01/31/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 84.97 FABELA, ROBERT: Check # 2300387 | Issued on 03/16/06 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 142.25 FEINSTEIN, CRAIG A: Check # 2098019 | Issued on 9/9/1999 from CONSTR/CONV TX CW PKS (MEMO) | Amount: 1,093.75 FELIPE ARELLANO: Check # 2346709 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 121.00 FELIPE CORTEZ: Check # 2346836 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 81.00 FELIPE MARTINEZ: Check # 2347433 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 183.00 FELIPE PUENTES: Check # 2347703 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 172.00 FELIX ANGELES ARELLANES: Check # 2346710 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 183.00 FERNANDES, JESUS: Check # 2417468 | Issued on 01/28/10 from ARRA - WIA MEMO TO FUND 290 | Amount: 89.25 FERNANDO AGUIRRE: Check # 2346712 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 164.00 FIDEL REYNA: Check # 2347747 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 134.00 FIDEL RODRIGUEZ GARCIA: Check # 2347786 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 187.00 FIGUEREDO, JULIO: Check # 2164679 | Issued on 07/26/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.50 FILIMON SALAZAR: Check # 2347821 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 110.00 FINANCIAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATES: Check # 2111724 | Issued on 2/10/2000 from LIBRARY BENEFIT ASSESSMENT FD | Amount: 104.00 FLAGSHIP LIMOUSINE SERVICE/FRED GRUENERT: Check # 16312 | Issued on 4/10/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 FLANOY GARRETT: Check # 5069875 | Issued on 2012-07-03 from EMPLOYEE BENEFITS FUND | Amount: 289.23 FLOREZ,ANDRES: Check # 2353726 | Issued on 12/20/07 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 126.14 FRANCES TAPIA: Check # 2347920 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 157.00 FRANCIS RAMIREZ: Check # 2347717 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 107.00 FRANCIS,PAULETTE: Check # 5026904 | Issued on 2010-12-22 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 107.25 FRANCISCO BAROCIO: Check # 2346839 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 243.00 FRANCISCO CABALLERO: Check # 2346841 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 143.00 FRANCISCO MENDEZ: Check # 2347435 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 83.00 FRANCISCO PALACIOS HERNANDEZ: Check # 2347643 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 191.00 FRANCISCO ZAMORA: Check # 2348094 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 115.38 FRANCSICO GALLEGOS: Check # 2347035 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 167.00 FRONT LINE LIMO.COM: Check # 18273 | Issued on 10/17/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 FURUYA,RISEI: Check # 5022208 | Issued on 2010-11-04 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 101.20 GABRIEL CORDOVA: Check # 2346843 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 139.00 GABRIEL TORRES: Check # 2347948 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 GACHES,GREGORY B: Check # 2371239 | Issued on 07/24/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 101.48 GAILA PATRICIA POUJADE: Check # 11386 | Issued on 3/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 568.00 GARCIA, JOSE H: Check # 2148260 | Issued on 02/15/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 450.00 GARCIA, JOSE H: Check # 2185404 | Issued on 02/28/02 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 450.00 GARRETT,GREGORY K: Check # 5093755 | Issued on 2013-07-11 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 94.84 GARY BRANDON: Check # 5321 | Issued on 7/14/2003 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 132.00 GARY HORTON: Check # 2347234 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 138.00 GARY JAMES DOYLE: Check # 2347037 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 183.00 GARY MATSUDA: Check # 2347436 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 414.00 GARY STOCKDALE: Check # 2347902 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 230.00 GEMMA CABANA: Check # 3709 | Issued on 7/15/2002 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 174.04 GENE LAHAIE: Check # 2347235 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 157.00 GEORGE MACIEL: Check # 7374 | Issued on 3/26/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 GEORGE ROMERO FERNANDEZ: Check # 2347795 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 206.00 GERACI, J A: Check # 2076202 | Issued on 2/4/1999 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 454.00 GERARDO PACHECO: Check # 2347633 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 120.00 GEROGE LOBASTOV: Check # 2347237 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 276.95 GIL VALENCIA: Check # 2347994 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 245.00 GILBERT GASKA: Check # 11489 | Issued on 8/31/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 147.80 GILBERTO GONZALEZ: Check # 2347042 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 192.00 GILBERTO VALDEZ: Check # 2347990 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 222.00 GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL COURIER/EVELYN OR ROD: Check # 16289 | Issued on 4/10/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 98.50 GMAC MORTGAGE LLC: Check # 2390745 | Issued on 03/26/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 86.21 GOLDBERG,SCOTT: Check # 5040944 | Issued on 2011-06-02 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 91.67 GOMEZ,GABRIELA T: Check # 2370404 | Issued on 07/10/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 105.78 GONZALES, RON: Check # 2160984 | Issued on 06/21/01 from SJ-SC TREATMENT PLANT OPER FD | Amount: 100.00 GONZALEZ-LOPEZ,JOSE A: Check # 2394387 | Issued on 05/07/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 117.30 GORDON HARTMAN: Check # 2347240 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 410.00 GRANADOS,MARIA: Check # 2392426 | Issued on 04/16/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 84.44 GREG BAKER: Check # 2346713 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 375.18 GREG CONES: Check # 2346846 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 141.00 GREGORY ACHEY: Check # 2346714 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 GREGORY PETER GOLITZEN: Check # 2347046 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 249.70 GUADALUPE RNERA: Check # 8386 | Issued on 9/10/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 93.68 GUALBERTO RUBALCABA: Check # 11638 | Issued on 3/22/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 GUNTHER, NORMAN G: Check # 2131118 | Issued on 8/24/2000 from CONSTRUCTION EXCISE TAX FUND | Amount: 1,189.19 GURMOHAN SABHARWAL: Check # 2347814 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 GUTIERREZ, AUGUSTIN: Check # 5105017 | Issued on 2013-12-12 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 115.00 GUTIERREZ,HECTOR R: Check # 2381137 | Issued on 11/20/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 113.25 GUTIERREZ,JOSE Q: Check # 5116918 | Issued on 2014-05-29 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 87.86 GUZMAN, REYNA: Check # 5090795 | Issued on 2013-06-04 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 200.00 H AND O CLASSIC LIMOUSINE: Check # 5004333 | Issued on 2010-04-29 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 98.50

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HAI THANH NGUYEN: Check # 2347445 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 129.00 HAI VAN TRAN: Check # 2347965 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 147.00 Halle Weingarten: Check # 100030546 | Issued on 2013-12-17 from #N/A | Amount: 525.00 HAN KYUNG KIM: Check # 2347241 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 297.00 HANDEL, CYNTHIA: Check # 2280823 | Issued on 06/02/05 from SUBDIVISION PARK TRUST FUND | Amount: 1,000.00 HANG THI NGUYEN: Check # 2347446 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 167.00 HANIF AMERZADA: Check # 13896 | Issued on 9/12/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 HANTOUR,NADER: Check # 5098617 | Issued on 2013-09-19 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 152.66 HAROLD GULLEY: Check # 5084561 | Issued on 2013-02-26 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 250.00 HATEM BEN SADD: Check # 2346847 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 HEADAPOHL,DENNIS D: Check # 5107391 | Issued on 2014-01-23 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 107.65 HEATHER KENT: Check # 5041387 | Issued on 2011-06-09 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 HECTOR PAREDES: Check # 2347652 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 164.00 HECTOR RUIZ: Check # 2347808 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 127.00 HEIDI DANZINGER: Check # 2346849 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 141.00 HELLO LIMOUSINE: Check # 12370 | Issued on 6/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 HENRY CAMPOS: Check # 2346850 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 859.50 HERMAN EVANS: Check # 2347050 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 274.00 HERMINIO RENDON: Check # 2347735 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 122.00 HERNANDEZ, MARIO DBA TRIO SOL DE MEXICO: Check # 2136581 | Issued on 10/26/2000 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 125.00 HERNANDEZ,HILDA L: Check # 5059670 | Issued on 2012-02-14 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 107.82 HIEN MINH TRINH: Check # 2347979 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 130.00 HILARIO CONTRERAS RODRIGUEZ: Check # 2346851 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 80.00 HINH PHONG DUONG: Check # 2347051 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 217.00 HITOSHI SEKIMIZU: Check # 2347855 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 295.00 HO THANH THUY: Check # 19267 | Issued on 9/12/2008 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 500.00 HO, BUNTHUON: Check # 5059482 | Issued on 2012-02-14 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 100.00 HOA QUOC HA: Check # 2347243 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 120.00 HOANG,BILL: Check # 2421483 | Issued on 03/04/10 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 94.91 HODGES, BRYAN: Check # 2165092 | Issued on 08/02/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 130.00 HOFFMAN, JILL C: Check # 5093783 | Issued on 2013-07-11 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 81.17 HOK,SRENG: Check # 5024663 | Issued on 2010-12-02 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 89.83 HONG JIANG: Check # 3306 | Issued on 9/30/2002 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 HONORIO MARTINEZ: Check # 2347449 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 111.00 HORTENCIA ACEVEDO: Check # 2346717 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 HOWELL,SHANE JOSEPH : Check # 2414907 | Issued on 12/17/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 81.52 HS LAW GROUP APC: Check # 2150383 | Issued on 03/08/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 89.48 HSBC BANK USA NATL ASSN TTEE: Check # 2413226 | Issued on 12/03/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 88.50 HSBC BANK USA TR : Check # 2414911 | Issued on 12/17/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 86.11 HUERTA,FELIPE: Check # 5006384 | Issued on 2010-05-20 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 118.68 HUGO RODRIGUEZ: Check # 2347775 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 162.00 HUI, WING-YUN: Check # 2286100 | Issued on 08/18/05 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.70 HUMBERTO LOPEZ: Check # 2347246 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 HUMBERTO VILLEGAS: Check # 2348041 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 186.84 HUNG DUC HONG: Check # 2347247 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 153.00 HUONG VAN LE: Check # 7384 | Issued on 3/26/2004 from General Fund | Amount: 83.50 HUY PHAN: Check # 5033685 | Issued on 2011-03-17 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 HUYNH, MYLIEN: Check # 5073137 | Issued on 2012-08-28 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 110.50 HUYNH, OANH: Check # 2342333 | Issued on 08/30/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 577.68 IBAREZ-RICO, JORGE LUIS: Check # 5088956 | Issued on 2013-05-07 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 275.00 IDA INC: Check # 5070817 | Issued on 2012-07-17 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 92.23 IEM,SAMROS: Check # 5104375 | Issued on 2013-12-05 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 85.90 IGNACIO GARCIA: Check # 2347053 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 192.00 IGNACIO LARA MEDINA: Check # 2347249 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 197.00 INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR: Check # 2148326 | Issued on 02/15/01 from POLICE & FIRE RETIREMENT FUND | Amount: 99.00 IRIZARRY, DIONISO: Check # 5108558 | Issued on 2014-02-06 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 85.00 ISMAEL ROBLES: Check # 2347768 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 216.00 ISRAEL ALVARADO: Check # 2346719 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 398.00 J DAVID LOPEZ: Check # 16913 | Issued on 9/12/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 JABARI,AMOURA: Check # 5062699 | Issued on 2012-03-27 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 126.80 JACK PACHECO II: Check # 2347634 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 273.00 JACK ZEIDERS: Check # 16079 | Issued on 3/20/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 JACKIE ELLIS: Check # 2347055 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 210.00 JACOBS,STEVEN: Check # 5059686 | Issued on 2012-02-14 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 101.25 JACQUES BAILEY: Check # 2346721 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 190.00 JAIME SERVIN TAPIA: Check # 2347921 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 173.00 JAIME VARGAS: Check # 2348009 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 180.00 JAKOB GRALNIK: Check # 2347056 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 231.00 JAMES HAYTER: Check # 2347253 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 121.00 JAMES LOVE: Check # 2347453 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 154.00 JAMES MENDEK: Check # 2347454 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 144.00 JANIS A MOORE: Check # 5071397 | Issued on 2012-07-31 from FEDERATED RETIREMENT FUND | Amount: 200.00 JANIS A MOORE: Check # 5072753 | Issued on 2012-08-23 from FEDERATED RETIREMENT FUND | Amount: 200.00 JASON BOLOSAN: Check # 5049388 | Issued on 2011-09-13 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 250.00 JASON GARRITT: Check # 2347059 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 162.00 JASON HINTON: Check # 2347257 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 172.00 JASON MAROCCO: Check # 2347455 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 148.00

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JASON PALOMINO: Check # 2347645 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 123.00 JASON WEAVER: Check # 2348062 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 425.00 JAVIER ARMENDARIZ: Check # 2346724 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 124.00 JAVIER MONTES: Check # 2347459 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 357.00 JAVIER ZBARRA: Check # 2348098 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 145.00 JBT LIMO SERVICE/JOVENCIO TABIOS: Check # 16704 | Issued on 6/26/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 JEANETTE THOMAS: Check # 2347931 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 144.00 JEFF MARTINEZ: Check # 2347460 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 195.00 JEFFREY GONZALES: Check # 2347064 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 155.00 JEFFREY MORSE: Check # 2347461 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 143.00 JENNIFER LYNN LONG: Check # 5047833 | Issued on 2011-08-30 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 379.00 JENSEN, LISA A.: Check # 5034897 | Issued on 2011-03-31 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 250.00 JERARDO AMEZCUA: Check # 2346725 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 293.00 JERIMIAH GILBERT: Check # 2347065 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 181.00 JESSE DURAN: Check # 5047137 | Issued on 2011-08-16 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 500.00 JESSE HENDRICKS: Check # 2347262 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 246.74 JESUS ALVAREZ: Check # 2346726 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 250.00 JESUS CORTEZ: Check # 2346865 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 JESUS DEL REAL: Check # 16340 | Issued on 4/21/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 JESUS FERNANDEZ: Check # 3421 | Issued on 10/22/2002 from General Fund | Amount: 219.00 JESUS GARCIA: Check # 2347069 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 174.00 JESUS RODRIGUEZ: Check # 2347779 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 352.00 JESUS RODRIGUEZ: Check # 2347777 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 250.00 JESUS RUIZ: Check # 2347809 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 248.00 JESUS TORRES: Check # 2347949 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 163.00 JIANG,CLEMENT: Check # 2324664 | Issued on 02/08/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 99.53 JILL LOBIG: Check # 2347264 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 157.00 JIM FOSTER: Check # 5063228 | Issued on 2012-04-10 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 828.00 JIMMY LUNA: Check # 2347465 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 JNSJ ROOFING CO.: Check # 10136 | Issued on 11/8/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 JOANNA NGUYEN: Check # 18090 | Issued on 8/13/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 JOE MACK PAYNE: Check # 2347659 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 278.00 JOHANSEN,MEDELINE S: Check # 5078823 | Issued on 2012-11-20 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 88.85 JOHN BARRY: Check # 2346869 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 189.00 JOHN BRYGIDER: Check # 5970 | Issued on 10/15/2003 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 937.28 JOHN CRISOSTOMO: Check # 2346871 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 376.00 JOHN FERNANDEZ: Check # 2347072 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 272.00 JOHN HARRELL: Check # 2347265 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 JOHN LEWIS: Check # 2347266 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 144.00 JOHN MC DERMOTT: Check # 2347467 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 271.00 JOHN MEEKS: Check # 2347468 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 119.00 JOHN SCATES: Check # 2347848 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 402.00 JOHN WENDEL: Check # 2348068 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 149.00 JOHNâ€™S SHUTTLE: Check # 12375 | Issued on 6/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 JORDAN,RICHARD W : Check # 2410551 | Issued on 11/05/09 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 95.85 JORGE ALVARADO: Check # 2346729 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 168.00 JORGE HODGE: Check # 2347267 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 218.00 JORGE SANCHEZ: Check # 2347833 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 93.00 JOSE ACELIO: Check # 2346731 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 224.00 JOSE ALFREDO LUJAN JR: Check # 2347470 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 140.50 JOSE ANTONIO ESCAMILLA: Check # 2347076 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 JOSE BERNABE: Check # 2346873 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 102.00 JOSE CAMARENA: Check # 2346875 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 136.00 JOSE CARMEN HERNANDEZ: Check # 2347269 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 201.00 JOSE CASTREJON: Check # 2346878 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 171.00 JOSE COMPARAN: Check # 2346879 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 127.00 JOSE DE JESUS BARAJAS: Check # 2346736 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 189.00 JOSE GONZALES: Check # 2347081 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 JOSE GUADALUPE CARRILLO: Check # 2346880 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 176.00 JOSE GUTIERREZ: Check # 2347084 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 250.00 JOSE GUTIERREZ: Check # 2347083 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 178.00 JOSE LUIS PEREZ: Check # 2347670 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 119.00 JOSE MANUEL LOPEZ: Check # 2347272 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 JOSE MARIA AREVALO: Check # 2346737 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 249.00 JOSE MELCHOR: Check # 2347476 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 232.00 JOSE MENDOZA VARGAS: Check # 2347477 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 189.00 JOSE PALACIOS: Check # 2347641 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 268.00 JOSE PLANCARTE: Check # 2347696 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 142.00 JOSE RUIZ: Check # 2347810 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 160.00 JOSE SANTOS ANDRADE: Check # 2346738 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 338.68 JOSE SNYDER: Check # 2347886 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 259.00 JOSE VALDOVINOS: Check # 2347992 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 208.00 JOSE VIDAL: Check # 2348024 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 109.00 JOSEPH JOHN RICO III: Check # 2347752 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 138.00 JOSEPH MANRIQUEZ: Check # 2347478 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 457.50 JOSEPH STINSON II: Check # 2347901 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 338.00 JOSEPH TRAINA: Check # 2347957 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 497.00 JOSH SYLVIA: Check # 2347913 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 185.00 JOSHUA SEKULSKI: Check # 2347856 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 177.00 JOSUE SOTO: Check # 2347893 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 195.00 JUAN ADRIAN FLORES JUARES: Check # 2347087 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 JUAN BARAJAS: Check # 2346739 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 140.50 JUAN CARMONA: Check # 2346883 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 261.00 JUAN CEGUEDA - BENITEZ: Check # 2346885 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 189.76 JUAN CORTEZ JR: Check # 2346888 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 132.00 JUAN CRUZ OROZCO: Check # 2347613 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 213.00 JUAN GOMEZ: Check # 2347088 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 335.00 JUAN JOSE AMADOR: Check # 2346740 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 JUAN MARTINEZ: Check # 2347481 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 198.00 JUAN MIGUEL: Check # 2347482 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 332.00 JUAN MORALES: Check # 2347483 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 196.00 JUAN RAMOS: Check # 2347725 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 271.52

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JUAN ROCHA: Check # 2347771 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 113.00 JUAN RODRIGUEZ: Check # 2347781 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 252.00 JUAN RUIZ: Check # 2347812 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 127.00 JUAN UMANA ACEVEDO: Check # 2347988 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 306.00 JUAREZ,JOEL: Check # 2377437 | Issued on 10/09/08 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 85.65 JULIAN,LORENZO M: Check # 2392507 | Issued on 04/16/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 104.20 JULIAN,LORENZO M: Check # 2392508 | Issued on 04/16/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 104.20 JULIANA & DON KIEKNEITE: Check # 18342 | Issued on 11/13/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 JULIE HEPNERMCMURRY: Check # 2347279 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 348.00 JULIO AGUILAR: Check # 2346741 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 168.00 JULIO CESAR VALVERDE: Check # 2348002 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 241.00 JULIO FIGUEREDO: Check # 2347089 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 350.00 JULIO GUTIERREZ: Check # 2347280 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 128.00 JUSTO CASTILLO: Check # 2346891 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 177.00 JUVENTINO VELASQUEZ: Check # 2348019 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 156.00 K & B LIMOUSINE SERVICE: Check # 7391 | Issued on 3/26/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 97.75 KAKINAMI, THOMAS TAMIO: Check # 2063161 | Issued on 9/17/1998 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 570.00 KAKINAMI, THOMAS TAMIO: Check # 2072952 | Issued on 12/23/1998 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 KAKINAMI, THOMAS TAMIO: Check # 2072952 | Issued on 12/23/1998 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 KAKINAMI, THOMAS TAMIO: Check # 2072952 | Issued on 12/23/1998 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 KAKINAMI, THOMAS TAMIO: Check # 2072952 | Issued on 12/23/1998 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 120.00 KAREN BROOKS: Check # 2608 | Issued on 7/10/2002 from General Fund | Amount: 294.00 KAREN C MOLINRO: Check # 19268 | Issued on 9/12/2008 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 600.00 KAREN DIMMICK: Check # 2347090 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 165.00 KASNAKIS,BASIL: Check # 5074380 | Issued on 2012-09-11 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 116.80 KATHLEEN DARMODY: Check # 2346893 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 141.00 KATHRYN ANNE MARTINEZ: Check # 16475 | Issued on 5/10/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 250.00 KATHRYN GANGWISH: Check # 2347092 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 246.00 KAWIN SIRISOMBAT: Check # 2347877 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 161.00 KELLY MOORE PAINT CO INC: Check # 2134258 | Issued on 9/28/2000 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 121.66 KELLY SALLES: Check # 2347824 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 173.00 KELLY, AARON: Check # 5084692 | Issued on 2013-03-12 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 125.00 KENNETH LAM: Check # 2347282 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 332.00 KENNY BINH DUONG: Check # 2347094 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 138.00 KEVIN MCLEOD: Check # 5082379 | Issued on 2013-01-29 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 82.88 KHAN,MITCHELL: Check # 2420472 | Issued on 02/25/10 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 213.75 KHANH C TRAN: Check # 5021427 | Issued on 2010-10-28 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 258.50 KHANH TUAN NGUYEN: Check # 2347489 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 KIEM-COCKREHAM HOA: Check # 2138930 | Issued on 11/15/2000 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 KIET THAI VAN: Check # 2348003 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 183.00 KIMBERLY BURICH: Check # 2346897 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 257.00 KIP DAY: Check # 2346898 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 299.00 KIRK LIZER: Check # 2347286 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 148.00 KNAPP,DAVID W: Check # 2324682 | Issued on 02/08/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 104.26 KOJI SHIMODA: Check # 2347863 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 340.30 KRATEN,HOWARD: Check # 5067520 | Issued on 2012-06-05 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 86.86 KRIS E. TRESIDDER: Check # 100030089 | Issued on 2010-09-23 from #N/A | Amount: 175.00 KUNIYOSHI, SHELIA: Check # 2281452 | Issued on 06/09/05 from MULTI-SOURCE HOUSING FUND | Amount: 265.00 KWONG, MAY: Check # 5051614 | Issued on 2011-10-20 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 742.40 LA MANTIA,FRANK D: Check # 5078842 | Issued on 2012-11-20 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 82.99 LAC N PHUNG: Check # 16173 | Issued on 3/30/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 LACROIX,LOUIS BEN: Check # 5106019 | Issued on 2014-01-02 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 116.50 LAM, ROBERT Q: Check # 2152526 | Issued on 03/29/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 272.50 LANDAU, ED: Check # 2366400 | Issued on 05/29/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 696.00 LARA,MARIA H: Check # 2377457 | Issued on 10/09/08 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 212.95 LARRY GARCIA: Check # 10477 | Issued on 1/7/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 250.00 LATASHA HAYNES: Check # 2347287 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 237.94 LAURA BURNLEY/ON TIME LIMOUSINE INC.: Check # 19314 | Issued on 9/24/2008 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 LAURA FITLER: Check # 14165 | Issued on 10/30/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 88.98 LE,HUU T: Check # 2416641 | Issued on 01/14/10 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 98.70 LEAGUE OF CALIF CITIES WESTERN CITY MAGAZINE: Check # 2112533 | Issued on 2/17/2000 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 LECHUGA, DAVID REYES: Check # 2131771 | Issued on 8/31/2000 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 LEE, MIN YOUNG: Check # 5108592 | Issued on 2014-02-06 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 162.00 LEILA JINDEEL: Check # 5443 | Issued on 7/29/2003 from General Fund | Amount: 581.85 LEONEL PEREZ: Check # 2347673 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 209.00 LEOPOLDO GARCIA: Check # 2347100 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 172.00 LILLIAN HOMER: Check # 9312 | Issued on 1/11/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 90.00 LIM,JOHNSON: Check # 2385654 | Issued on 01/22/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 201.23 LINDA PAO: Check # 5044443 | Issued on 2011-07-07 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 557.00 LINDA WENDELL HSU: Check # 2395123 | Issued on 05/14/09 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 LINDSAY KIES: Check # 2347290 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 231.00 LINDSEY YOST: Check # 2348091 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 299.26 LISA COFFMAN: Check # 11570 | Issued on 3/16/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 154.91 LISA SELLERS: Check # 16604 | Issued on 6/14/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 546.00 LIU,PAULA: Check # 5022283 | Issued on 2010-11-04 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 84.56 LIU,XIN: Check # 5096682 | Issued on 2013-08-22 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 109.20

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LIVENGOOD, ROBERT: Check # 2143037 | Issued on 12/21/2000 from SJ-SC TREATMENT PLANT OPER FD | Amount: 100.00 LO VAN HUYNH: Check # 2347292 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 145.00 LOFINK,JAMES G: Check # 5082889 | Issued on 2013-01-29 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 181.18 LOPEZ,CARMEN M: Check # 2324700 | Issued on 02/08/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 86.00 LOS GATOS ROOFING: Check # 15334 | Issued on 1/27/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 LOSNESS,L: Check # 5024704 | Issued on 2010-12-02 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 115.17 LOUIS CORRAL: Check # 2346900 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 237.50 LOZANO,DANIELLA: Check # 5101792 | Issued on 2013-10-31 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 91.31 LUCAS SNIDER: Check # 2347885 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 179.00 LUCIANO CELAYA: Check # 2346901 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 250.00 LUCIO ROMERO CRUZ: Check # 2347794 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 LUIS ALBERTO LOPEZ: Check # 2347293 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 210.00 LUIS FERNANDEZ JIMENEZ: Check # 2347104 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 155.00 LUIS VILLANUEVA MENDOZA: Check # 2348037 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 142.00 LUIS VILLAVERDE: Check # 2348040 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 358.00 LUO,PINGAN: Check # 2420500 | Issued on 02/25/10 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 400.00 LUONG HUU PHAM: Check # 2347679 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 275.00 LUU,DUC: Check # 2327768 | Issued on 03/15/07 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 139.17 M KABUTA: Check # 18407 | Issued on 11/19/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 MA,TONY THUAN: Check # 2421529 | Issued on 03/04/10 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 123.80 MACEDONIO PEREZ CAMACHO: Check # 2347675 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 MACHUCA, ABEL: Check # 2092911 | Issued on 7/15/1999 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 260.00 MACIEL,ESTHER: Check # 5050607 | Issued on 2011-09-27 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 115.56 MACLEAN, HEATHER: Check # 5073181 | Issued on 2012-08-28 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 111.00 MACOS REYES TORRES: Check # 2347746 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 124.00 MADHUNIKA SRIRAM: Check # 5012090 | Issued on 2010-07-22 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 82.00 MADRIGAL,CESAR: Check # 5062737 | Issued on 2012-03-27 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 91.70 MAEYELLEN M. MURILLO: Check # 5077632 | Issued on 2012-11-06 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 93.00 MAIER, PATRICIA: Check # 2088165 | Issued on 6/17/1999 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 95.57 MAKEDONOVA,NINA: Check # 5063709 | Issued on 2012-04-10 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 102.01 MAN MOHAN BANVET: Check # 2346743 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 235.00 MANNING, MARILYN: Check # 2267964 | Issued on 12/02/04 from LIBRARY BENEFIT ASSESSMENT FD | Amount: 85.78 MANUEL CARRANZA: Check # 2346905 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 206.00 MANUEL LOPEZ: Check # 2347297 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 223.34 MANUEL LUA JR: Check # 2347497 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 133.00 MANUEL PRECIADO: Check # 2347698 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 MAQDOOR HOMES LLC: Check # 5103370 | Issued on 2013-11-21 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 84.59 MARCEL MIRASSOU: Check # 2347500 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 187.00 MARCIAL CERVANTES VALENCIA: Check # 2346906 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 412.00 MARCO FLORES DE LOERA: Check # 2347110 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 221.00 MARIA RODRIGUEZ: Check # 5093855 | Issued on 2013-07-11 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 140.00 MARIANA VILLAESCUSA: Check # 5084312 | Issued on 2013-02-26 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 163.50 MARIANA VILLAESCUSA: Check # 5084313 | Issued on 2013-02-26 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 163.50 MARIANO ANGEL: Check # 2346746 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 142.00 MARIO AYALA: Check # 2346748 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 311.00 MARIO MOLINA: Check # 2347504 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 172.00 MARK BARDELMEIER: Check # 2346750 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 610.60 MARK OSBORNE JR: Check # 2347624 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 209.00 MARKO TRBOJEVIC: Check # 2347975 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 282.00 MARLAR,BELLA DOLORES: Check # 5049442 | Issued on 2011-09-13 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 114.90 MARTIN CARILLO: Check # 2346915 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 113.00 MARTIN CORTES: Check # 2346916 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 192.00 MARTIN JIMENEZ: Check # 2347302 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 337.00 MARTIN LOMELI: Check # 2347303 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 152.00 MARTIN MOLINA: Check # 2347508 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 121.00 MARTIN RENTERIA: Check # 2347738 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 145.50 MARTINEZ, FELIPE: Check # 2160143 | Issued on 06/14/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 140.50 MARY FARIAS: Check # 2347112 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 213.00 MATTHEWS, JAMIE: Check # 2303601 | Issued on 04/27/06 from SJ-SC TREATMENT PLANT OPER FD | Amount: 100.00 MAYRA GIL: Check # 2347115 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 192.00 MAZIN S KANDAH: Check # 16056 | Issued on 3/20/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 MC ROOFING: Check # 11195 | Issued on 2/15/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 MCAULIFFE, J GARY: Check # 2103124 | Issued on 11/4/1999 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 MCAULIFFE, J GARY: Check # 2082876 | Issued on 4/15/1999 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 MCCURRY,MELISSA: Check # 2344896 | Issued on 09/27/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 92.67 MCDERMOTT, DEBBIE: Check # 5005042 | Issued on 2010-05-06 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 297.60 MCDOUGALL, GREGORY S: Check # 2081344 | Issued on 4/1/1999 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 MCGINNIS, FRAN: Check # 2181715 | Issued on 01/31/02 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 95.00 MCGUIRK, JOHN E: Check # 2276793 | Issued on 04/14/05 from TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX | Amount: 629.70 MEADOWS, MICHAEL: Check # 5104461 | Issued on 2013-12-05 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 191.00 MEDURI FARMS INC: Check # 2165448 | Issued on 08/02/01 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 100.00 MEL ROBERTSON: Check # 5091890 | Issued on 2013-06-18 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 500.00 MELLIM,MARY: Check # 5027020 | Issued on 2010-12-22 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 110.17 MERCED GARCIA: Check # 2347116 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 142.00 MICHAEL BELOUS: Check # 2346918 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 260.00 MICHAEL CANTERE: Check # 2346922 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 254.00 MICHAEL DOCKINS: Check # 2347117 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 182.00 MICHAEL DURAN: Check # 2347118 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 164.00 MICHAEL GARCIA JR: Check # 2347122 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 266.00 MICHAEL STEWART: Check # 2347900 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 137.00 MICHELE MACVICAR: Check # 2347512 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 115.50 MICHELLE RAMIREZ: Check # 2347719 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 192.00 MIGHAEL ROASEAU: Check # 2347764 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 MIGUEL HERNANDEZ VILLA: Check # 2347309 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 147.00 MIGUEL LOPEZ: Check # 2347513 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 174.00 MIGUEL MARTINEZ: Check # 2347514 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 274.44 MIGUEL ORTIZ: Check # 2347622 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 MIGUEL PANIAGUA: Check # 2347648 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 161.00 MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ: Check # 2347783 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 80.50 MIGUEL ZAVALA: Check # 2348097 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 216.00 MIKE CHARZYNSKI: Check # 2346925 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 MODESTA R. GAMBIN: Check # 5609 | Issued on 8/19/2003 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 680.00

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MODESTA R. GAMBIN: Check # 5609 | Issued on 8/19/2003 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 168.00 MOLLEY THACH: Check # 5066678 | Issued on 2012-05-22 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 117.00 MONICA DELGADO: Check # 2346927 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 208.00 MONTESINO,JESUS: Check # 2420531 | Issued on 02/25/10 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 85.26 MORA, FABIAN: Check # 5010301 | Issued on 2010-07-02 from ARRA - WIA MEMO TO FUND 290 | Amount: 100.00 MORELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT ANDERSON VILLAGE ELEMENTARY: Check # 2209616 | Issued on 11/07/02 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 88.24 MORRIS PARONABLE: Check # 2347653 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 710.90 MR CY’S LIMOUSINE: Check # 12389 | Issued on 6/2/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 MYRA DEMARIA: Check # 5090127 | Issued on 2013-05-21 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 500.00 NANCY RANE: Check # 2347729 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 327.00 NANCY TIEN: Check # 6663 | Issued on 3/11/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 93.46 NARUMI TASHIRO: Check # 5044480 | Issued on 2011-07-07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 250.00 NATANAEZ SAMAYOA: Check # 2347827 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 206.00 NBH LIMOUSINE: Check # 12392 | Issued on 6/3/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 NEW CENTURY TITLE COMPANY: Check # 2820 | Issued on 8/2/2002 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 89.00 NEW IMAGE LANDSCAPE: Check # 19205 | Issued on 8/18/2008 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 NGHIEM NGO: Check # 17140 | Issued on 11/13/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 NGOC THI BICH NGUYEN: Check # 18275 | Issued on 10/22/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 187.00 NGUYEN NGOC JENSON: Check # 2347316 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 112.00 NGUYEN, DE: Check # 2282043 | Issued on 06/16/05 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 169.60 NGUYEN, LOAN: Check # 5037579 | Issued on 2011-04-28 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 600.00 NGUYEN, SY: Check # 5073213 | Issued on 2012-08-28 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 110.50 NGUYEN, VIRGINIA: Check # 2153290 | Issued on 04/05/01 from STATE DRUG FORFEITURE FUND | Amount: 3,259.96 NGUYEN,HIEP T: Check # 5061755 | Issued on 2012-03-13 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 88.03 NGUYEN,PAUL THU: Check # 5093905 | Issued on 2013-07-11 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 82.35 NGUYEN,THOMAS: Check # 5036988 | Issued on 2011-04-21 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 153.30 NICHOLAS FILIPPE: Check # 2347128 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 NICHOLAS HEMMINGWAY: Check # 2347318 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 439.00 NICHOLAS RIZZO: Check # 2347763 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 203.00 NICHOLAS WILSON: Check # 2348079 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 313.00 NISHIMOTO,JEAN: Check # 2329022 | Issued on 03/29/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 109.47 NOE MARTINEZ: Check # 2347522 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 310.94 NUEVA,FRANCES M: Check # 5028182 | Issued on 2011-01-13 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 330.00 OANH TRAN: Check # 2347967 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 232.10 OBED SANDOVAL: Check # 2347840 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 197.00 OCHOA,ISRAEL: Check # 2383679 | Issued on 12/18/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 99.21 OLIVAS,LUZ: Check # 5067204 | Issued on 2012-06-05 from COMM DEV BLOCK GRANT-TITLE II | Amount: 91.00 OLMEDO,FEDERICO: Check # 5014332 | Issued on 2010-08-12 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 218.64 OMAR BERMUDEZ: Check # 2346929 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 547.55 OMAR CAZARES: Check # 2346930 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 156.00 ON TIME SEDAN & LIMO: Check # 12397 | Issued on 6/3/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 88.22 ORONIA,RUBEN: Check # 2392653 | Issued on 04/16/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 156.80 OROSCO, JESUS: Check # 2194456 | Issued on 05/30/02 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 300.00 ORTH, MAGGIE: Check # 5071478 | Issued on 2012-07-31 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 750.00 OSCAR DEALMONTE: Check # 2346931 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 252.00 OSCAR ROMERO: Check # 2347793 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 95.00 OVER THE HILL TRANSPORTATION: Check # 12399 | Issued on 6/3/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 OVER THE TOP ROOFING: Check # 14621 | Issued on 11/18/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 PABLO ACOSTA: Check # 2346754 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 253.00 PABLO VILLEGAS: Check # 2348042 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 193.00 PABLO,PAMELA: Check # 2390920 | Issued on 03/26/09 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 124.69 PALAFAX,ALICE: Check # 5104508 | Issued on 2013-12-05 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 204.20 PANEK,CHRISTOPHER P: Check # 5091930 | Issued on 2013-06-18 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 118.03 PARK,MYUNG HEE: Check # 2392662 | Issued on 04/16/09 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 111.83 PARRA,ELEAZAR VALDEZ: Check # 5046101 | Issued on 2011-08-02 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 93.50 PATRICIA LEON: Check # 8935 | Issued on 8/17/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 82.36 PATRICK H MORAN: Check # 16926 | Issued on 9/12/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 270.42 PATRICK LUONG NGUYEN: Check # 2347582 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 222.00 PAUL ALMAZAN: Check # 5072616 | Issued on 2012-08-15 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 250.00 PAUL LEMA: Check # 2347327 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 317.00 PAUL MANIACI: Check # 2347524 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 144.00 PAULA MARTINEZ: Check # 15640 | Issued on 2/16/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 PAULA MARTINEZ: Check # 15640 | Issued on 2/16/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 97.50 PAULINO DELEAL: Check # 2346936 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 220.42 PEDRO BARRIOS PEREZ: Check # 2346937 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 234.00 PEDRO E. HERNANDEZ: Check # 8565 | Issued on 7/28/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 323.98 PEDRO E. HERNANDEZ: Check # 8565 | Issued on 7/28/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 315.94 PEDRO E. HERNANDEZ: Check # 8565 | Issued on 7/28/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 194.38 PEDRO E. HERNANDEZ: Check # 8565 | Issued on 7/28/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 129.58 PEDRO GUICHO: Check # 2347131 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 177.00 PEDRO MEDINA: Check # 2347526 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 232.00 PEDRO NOYOLA: Check # 2347602 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 140.00 PENA,SALVADOR: Check # 5062774 | Issued on 2012-03-27 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 145.21 PETER HSU: Check # 2347329 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 121.00 PFAHLERS ROOFING: Check # 9554 | Issued on 9/23/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 PFAHLERS ROOFING: Check # 9553 | Issued on 9/23/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00

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PHAT LOI: Check # 2347330 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 149.00 PHEN THACH: Check # 2347929 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 261.30 PHETSAMONE SAVATDY: Check # 2347847 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 143.00 PHI DIEP HUYNH: Check # 2347331 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 142.00 PHI LE: Check # 2347332 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 174.00 PHILLIPS, GERALD M: Check # 2174968 | Issued on 11/08/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 154.00 PHUN AN NGUYEN: Check # 2347587 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 180.00 PHUNG,QUAN: Check # 5047258 | Issued on 2011-08-16 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 111.13 PHUOC PHAM: Check # 2347680 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 167.86 PHUOC VAN TRINH: Check # 2347982 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 167.00 PIERCE,LORI J: Check # 5015441 | Issued on 2010-08-19 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 184.84 PINERO,JULIA: Check # 5093932 | Issued on 2013-07-11 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 89.85 POLLIFRONE,FRANK A: Check # 5044513 | Issued on 2011-07-07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 98.42 POPE, D A INC: Check # 5047259 | Issued on 2011-08-16 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 350.00 PORTILLO,ANDREW R: Check # 5117073 | Issued on 2014-05-29 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 157.45 POWELL, JARRETT: Check # 5005314 | Issued on 2010-05-07 from ARRA - WIA MEMO TO FUND 290 | Amount: 175.00 PRESCILIANO LEAL CRUZ: Check # 2347333 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 185.00 PROA,JESUS: Check # 5061769 | Issued on 2012-03-13 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 119.80 QLASIQ LIMO SERVICE: Check # 12529 | Issued on 6/8/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 QUACH,ANDY H: Check # 5002690 | Issued on 2010-04-08 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 116.33 QUIBELIN,GARREN: Check # 2370466 | Issued on 07/10/08 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 98.04 QUINONES,JOEL: Check # 5050718 | Issued on 2011-09-27 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 81.90 QUINTOS,RICARDO: Check # 5081884 | Issued on 2013-01-15 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 148.56 QUOC HUY N. NHAM: Check # 10465 | Issued on 1/5/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 592.24 QUOC HUY N. NHAM: Check # 10465 | Issued on 1/5/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 88.93 RAFAEL ESPINOSA: Check # 2347134 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 137.00 RAFAEL LOREA: Check # 4669 | Issued on 4/14/2003 from General Fund | Amount: 742.40 RAFTERY, KELLY: Check # 2244910 | Issued on 01/15/04 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 400.00 RAGALA,HOUDA: Check # 5093946 | Issued on 2013-07-11 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 194.05 RAIMUNDO,LOUISE A: Check # 5118215 | Issued on 2014-06-12 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 119.80 RAJ MANDJ KHANDWALLA: Check # 2347336 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 125.00 RAJINDER SINGH BHALIWAL: Check # 2346941 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 317.00 RAMIRO MENDEZ: Check # 2347529 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 220.00 RAMSEY, RENEE: Check # 2375316 | Issued on 09/18/08 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 2,145.00 RASHMI VISWANATHAN: Check # 2348046 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 121.00 RATHAM LIMOS: Check # 5112364 | Issued on 2014-03-27 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 89.50 RAYMUNDO GARCIA: Check # 2347138 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 284.66 RBIAN BRUCK: Check # 2346944 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 322.00 REAP, PATRICIA: Check # 5116540 | Issued on 2014-05-22 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 300.00 REAP, PATRICIA: Check # 5113793 | Issued on 2014-04-17 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 REAP, PATRICIA: Check # 5118221 | Issued on 2014-06-12 from GIFT TRUST FUND - EXPENDABLE | Amount: 100.00 REAP, PATRICIA: Check # 5119316 | Issued on 2014-06-26 from GIFT TRUST FUND - EXPENDABLE | Amount: 100.00 REBECCA GRAZIADEI: Check # 2347140 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 213.00 REDE,ALFRED: Check # 2353828 | Issued on 12/20/07 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 383.46 REFUGIO TINOCO BARRERA: Check # 2347938 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 172.00 RENATE WYMIARKIEWICZ: Check # 5009430 | Issued on 2010-06-24 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 200.00 RENE BAEZ: Check # 2346760 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 300.72 RENEE DIAZ: Check # 5044892 | Issued on 2011-07-19 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 110.00 RENEE GREEN: Check # 2347142 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 545.92 RENORIO SANA: Check # 2347828 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 164.00 RENY DEL ROSARIO: Check # 2346945 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 151.00 REYNOLDO RAMOS: Check # 2347726 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 REZA FARAHANIPANAH: Check # 2347144 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 177.00 RICARDO PADILLA MUNOZ: Check # 2347638 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 199.00 RICARDO TAFOYA: Check # 2347916 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 514.00 RICH MC COLLOUGH: Check # 2347533 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 121.50 RICH VIERRA: Check # 2348026 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 213.00 RICHARD FLORES: Check # 2347145 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 140.00 RICHARD MALMSTROM: Check # 2347534 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 85.00 RICK VIERRA: Check # 2348027 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 292.00 RIGOBERTO VILLALTA: Check # 2348033 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 255.46 ROBEN MENDEZ: Check # 2347537 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 356.00 ROBERT AQUIRRE: Check # 2346763 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 183.00 ROBERT BARRAZA JR: Check # 2346947 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 332.84 ROBERT DELEON: Check # 2346949 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 141.00 ROBERT DUNNINGTON: Check # 2347150 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 193.00 ROBERT NHAN: Check # 12915 | Issued on 3/27/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 230.50 ROBERT OTTAVIANO: Check # 2347630 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 163.00 ROBERT PALLIB: Check # 2347644 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 ROBERT RANDALL: Check # 2347727 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 230.64 ROBERTO BANNUELOS: Check # 2346764 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 263.00 ROBERTO HERNANDEZ: Check # 2347341 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 210.00 RODRIGUEZ,ROGELIO: Check # 2326598 | Issued on 03/01/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 133.08 ROGELIO LOPEZ: Check # 2347540 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 194.00 ROLANDO BOLANOS: Check # 2346952 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 179.00 ROLANDO REYES: Check # 2347745 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 189.00 ROMAN JIMENEZ: Check # 2347342 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 248.00 ROMANCE LIMOUSINE SERVICE: Check # 7386 | Issued on 3/26/2004 from General Fund | Amount: 97.00 RONALD -H PACHECO: Check # 4916 | Issued on 3/6/2003 from General Fund | Amount: 150.10 ROSALIO ESTRADA: Check # 2347156 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 139.00 ROUNDER RECORDS: Check # 2076429 | Issued on 2/4/1999 from LIBRARY BENEFIT ASSESSMENT FD | Amount: 95.50 ROWLAND,DANIEL C: Check # 5103473 | Issued on 2013-11-21 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 212.64 ROYAL LIMOUSINE & TRANSPORTATION: Check # 12411 | Issued on 6/3/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 110.00 RUBEN MIRANDA: Check # 2347546 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 153.00 RUDOLPH AND SLETTEN BSCI JOB 3: Check # 2415191 | Issued on 12/17/09 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 89.38 RYAN CARRICO: Check # 2346958 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 138.00 RYAN CUSTODIO: Check # 5988 | Issued on 10/24/2003 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 800.00 S.S. ROOFING: Check # 15283 | Issued on 1/27/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 SALAZAR, IRENE: Check # 2205676 | Issued on 10/03/02 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 99.41 SALAZAR,ROBERT C: Check # 5014451 | Issued on 2010-08-12 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 100.83 SALCEDO,SALVADOR : Check # 2402313 | Issued on 08/06/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 86.93 SALDIVAR,STEVE S: Check # 5086535 | Issued on 2013-03-26 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 149.75

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SALVADOR AGUILERA: Check # 2346768 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 156.00 SALVADOR GUERRERO: Check # 2347159 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 117.00 SALVADOR TORRES: Check # 2347953 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 218.00 SALVADOR VASQUEZ MORALES: Check # 2348016 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 440.50 SAMUEL DELGADILLO: Check # 2346960 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 218.00 SAMUEL DELORERA ESCALERA: Check # 2346961 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 293.00 SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS: Check # 5080327 | Issued on 2012-12-18 from AFFORDABLE HSNG INVESTMENT FD | Amount: 96.20 SANCHEZ,HENRY S: Check # 5023596 | Issued on 2010-11-18 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 102.04 SANCHEZ,JOSE M: Check # 2397070 | Issued on 06/04/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 88.27 SANFILIPPO,ANTHONY: Check # 5049529 | Issued on 2011-09-13 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 95.58 SANTILLAN, DIEGO: Check # 5095769 | Issued on 2013-08-08 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 200.00 SARATOGA LOIRE: Check # 2341729 | Issued on 08/24/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 356.20 SAUL LEAL: Check # 2347349 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 132.00 SCHEIBLE,ERIC M: Check # 5094926 | Issued on 2013-07-25 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 107.87 SCHETZEL, SEAN: Check # 2349355 | Issued on 11/01/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 2,625.00 SCHLOSS,JULIE: Check # 5058475 | Issued on 2012-01-31 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 173.71 SCHNEIDER,TROY: Check # 5050765 | Issued on 2011-09-27 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 212.04 SCOTT MC KENZIE: Check # 2347550 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 102.00 SCOTT SALVAS: Check # 2347826 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 118.00 SCOTT SEABAUGH: Check # 6475 | Issued on 12/10/2003 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 SEAN PREVOST: Check # 2347700 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 197.06 SERAPIO SIXTOS: Check # 2347879 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 167.00 SERGIO GUERRO MATA: Check # 2347162 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 327.00 SERGIO GUTIEREZ: Check # 2347163 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 183.00 SERGIO LEYVA GONZALEZ: Check # 2347354 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 160.00 SERGIO LUQUIN: Check # 2347552 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 227.72 SH CLARIZA OR VILMA CLARIZA: Check # 17500 | Issued on 2/7/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 SHAWN AZADIAN: Check # 2346770 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 595.00 SHAY, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL: Check # 5020874 | Issued on 2010-10-21 from LOW/MODERATE INCOME HOUSING FD | Amount: 500.00 SHUFANG CHEN: Check # 5048028 | Issued on 2011-08-30 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 SIBILIA, JOHN: Check # 5022389 | Issued on 2010-11-04 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 116.00 SIERRA SUITES HOTEL GTP AGMT #000995 SECURITY DEPOSIT: Check # 17462 | Issued on 2/6/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 95.50 SILVERIO FAVELA: Check # 2347164 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 173.00 SIMON MARQUEZ: Check # 2347555 | Issued on 10/25/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 177.00 SLONE, JAMES: Check # 2166859 | Issued on 08/16/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 SMITH, QUIRSTEN: Check # 5081706 | Issued on 2013-01-15 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 125.00 SOGANI,DHIRAJ: Check # 2420686 | Issued on 02/25/10 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 106.53 SON THIEN QUACH: Check # 2347706 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 215.00 SPANO,MARCELINE Z: Check # 5114442 | Issued on 2014-04-24 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 119.80 SPILLMAN,NORA B: Check # 5102025 | Issued on 2013-10-31 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 150.41 STANLEY PECAVAR: Check # 2347662 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 192.00 STEPHEN ANDERSON: Check # 2346773 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 306.00 STEPHEN BUSCH: Check # 2346964 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 172.00 STEPHEN LOFTUS: Check # 2347358 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 262.00 STEVE SHENK: Check # 12145 | Issued on 5/20/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 STEVE SPARLING: Check # 11306 | Issued on 3/22/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 STEVE WRIGHT: Check # 2348084 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 157.00 STILES,TIM B: Check # 5098988 | Issued on 2013-09-19 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 82.14 SUKMANSKY,IVAN: Check # 5098990 | Issued on 2013-09-19 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 105.50 SUNLIGHT AIRPORT SHUTTLE: Check # 5080392 | Issued on 2012-12-18 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 92.00 SUSAN LIMOUSINE: Check # 5112438 | Issued on 2014-03-27 from AIRPORT REVENUE FUND | Amount: 95.73 SUSAN MC CULLOM: Check # 2347558 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 217.00 SWAAAE/CAAE: Check # 2061361 | Issued on 8/27/1998 from AIRPORT MAINT & OPERATIONS FD | Amount: 100.00 SYLVESTER ALMAGUER: Check # 2346775 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 181.00 SYLVIA DELUCIO: Check # 2346966 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 323.00 SYLVIA MALDONADO: Check # 2347559 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 TAKAHA,BLAKE: Check # 2327855 | Issued on 03/15/07 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 289.80 TAKIS GEORGIADES: Check # 2347167 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 359.12 TALLERICO,A: Check # 2375732 | Issued on 09/18/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 133.12 TAM A PHAN: Check # 16812 | Issued on 7/31/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 TAM MINH TRAN: Check # 2347970 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 234.00 TANG,HAO: Check # 5052760 | Issued on 2011-10-25 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 109.15 TEODORO DE LA CRUZ: Check # 18729 | Issued on 3/4/2008 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 TEODORO DE LA CRUZ: Check # 2346967 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 TEODORO MARTINEZ: Check # 2347561 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 276.00 TEO’S ROOFING: Check # 9271 | Issued on 9/3/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 TERESA RYSSUMUES: Check # 13286 | Issued on 6/26/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 194.80 TERESO FIERROS: Check # 2347168 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 237.00 TERRY LLOYD: Check # 100030147 | Issued on 2011-09-08 from #N/A | Amount: 550.00 THACH,VICTOR: Check # 5048480 | Issued on 2011-08-30 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 83.73 THAO BUI: Check # 15689 | Issued on 3/1/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 267.96 THE HAIR SCENE: Check # 5107761 | Issued on 2014-01-23 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 86.32 THIET VAN PHAM: Check # 2347681 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 124.00 THOMAS E. FORAN: Check # 1942 | Issued on 4/16/2002 from General Fund | Amount: 150.00 THOMAS LAVALLEE: Check # 2347364 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 147.00 THOMPSON, TIFFANIE: Check # 5104814 | Issued on 2013-12-12 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 350.00

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THOMPSON, TIFFANIE: Check # 5105282 | Issued on 2013-12-19 from WIA-SHIRAKAWA ONE STOP | Amount: 125.00 THONG TAN LE: Check # 2347365 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 203.00 THURN,JOSEPH: Check # 5117184 | Issued on 2014-05-29 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 103.82 TIEP NGUYEN TIEU: Check # 2347937 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 90.00 TIMOTHY MCAULIFF: Check # 7803 | Issued on 5/20/2004 from General Fund | Amount: 265.64 TIMOTHY P CASEY: Check # 13745 | Issued on 9/13/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 89.90 TIMOTHY SPROULE: Check # 2347895 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 215.00 TIN TU NGUYEN: Check # 2347591 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 193.00 TINA THI DANG: Check # 2346971 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 325.00 TIRADO, ANGELA MAGDELENA: Check # 2374518 | Issued on 09/04/08 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 180.00 TODD MILLER: Check # 2347564 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 122.00 TONY PHAM: Check # 16891 | Issued on 8/28/2006 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 TOPOLEWSKI,TODD: Check # 5052777 | Issued on 2011-10-25 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 96.32 TRACEY AYALA: Check # 2346777 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 255.46 TRAN, MAU VAN: Check # 5039725 | Issued on 2011-05-19 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 247.60 TRAN,EVELYNN N: Check # 5088875 | Issued on 2013-05-07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 205.65 TRANG,THOMAS N: Check # 5094997 | Issued on 2013-07-25 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 135.77 TREVINO,ELUID G: Check # 2373102 | Issued on 08/14/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 80.36 TRICIA HEATH: Check # 5026189 | Issued on 2010-12-16 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 275.00 TRUONG, STEVEN: Check # 2420726 | Issued on 02/25/10 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 553.70 TRUONG, TAM: Check # 5075355 | Issued on 2012-10-04 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 441.00 TRUONG,TIMOTHY: Check # 2341772 | Issued on 08/24/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 84.93 TSCHABOLD,WERNER A: Check # 5080789 | Issued on 2012-12-18 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 134.33 TUAN ANH NGUYEN: Check # 2347594 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 181.00 TUAN NGUYEN: Check # 2347593 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 182.00 TUCKER, THOMAS A.: Check # 2249791 | Issued on 03/18/04 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 350.00 TYLER,DEBRA J: Check # 5107778 | Issued on 2014-01-23 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 88.85 ULTIMATE ROOFING: Check # 14270 | Issued on 10/6/2005 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 UNITED ROOFING CO.: Check # 6980 | Issued on 2/6/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 VANDERZEE,MATTHEW: Check # 2332660 | Issued on 05/10/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 86.03 VASQUEZ,EDWARD: Check # 2381382 | Issued on 11/20/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 125.76 VENACIO LUNA: Check # 2347566 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 438.00 VENKAT RAO: Check # 2347730 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 200.00 VICENTE HUIZAR: Check # 2347372 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 275.00 VICTOR BLANCO: Check # 2346974 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 205.00 VICTOR FRANCO: Check # 2347175 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 232.00 VICTOR GONZALEZ: Check # 2347176 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 179.54 VICTOR GUZMAN: Check # 2347373 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 347.00 VICTOR JIMENEZ: Check # 2347374 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 80.00 VICTOR LOPEZ: Check # 2347570 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 334.00 VICTOR VALDES: Check # 2347989 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 189.80 VICTORIA FETTERMAN: Check # 2347177 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 248.00 VIDAL, OLGA: Check # 2296295 | Issued on 01/19/06 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 174.40 VINCENT NARVAEZ: Check # 2347573 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 455.00 VINCENT PHAM: Check # 4410 | Issued on 3/12/2003 from General Fund | Amount: 135.00 VIRDEE, KULWINDER S: Check # 2147912 | Issued on 02/08/01 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 135.00 VISHAL MAHARAJ: Check # 2347574 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 242.00 VISISOMBATH,OTH: Check # 5058702 | Issued on 2012-01-31 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 90.37 VO,CHINH: Check # 5099065 | Issued on 2013-09-19 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 119.80 VO,SHANNON LE: Check # 2420753 | Issued on 02/25/10 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 134.03 VOONG,KHIN VINH: Check # 5028267 | Issued on 2011-01-13 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 80.67 VU ANH TRAN: Check # 2347973 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 106.50 VU, DANNY: Check # 2129993 | Issued on 8/10/2000 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 174.75 VU,DUC THUONG: Check # 5092001 | Issued on 2013-06-18 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 139.77 VU,LISA: Check # 5118363 | Issued on 2014-06-12 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 403.40 W CROCKETT SCHOLARSHIP: Check # 18499 | Issued on 12/12/2007 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 WALTER JAVIER HERNANDEZ: Check # 2347376 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 248.00 WALTER,BEN: Check # 5052817 | Issued on 2011-10-25 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 231.63 WANCHAI WIPATOTHAI: Check # 2348080 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 165.00 WANG,JINGPING: Check # 2397182 | Issued on 06/04/09 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 90.68 WARK,LAWRENCE: Check # 5111979 | Issued on 2014-03-20 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 145.76 WESTERN ROOFING CO.: Check # 10235 | Issued on 11/15/2004 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 100.00 WHITE ROAD DEVELOPMENT: Check # 2099828 | Issued on 9/23/1999 from WATER UTILITY CAPITAL FUND | Amount: 92.65 WILFRIDO RAMIREZ: Check # 2347723 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 175.00 WILLIAM FOWLER: Check # 5057121 | Issued on 2012-01-17 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 83.90 WILLIAM PENN: Check # 2347665 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 159.00 WILLIAM ROGSTAD: Check # 2347788 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 145.00 William Van Key: Check # 100030573 | Issued on 2014-02-07 from #N/A | Amount: 287.28 WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH A.: Check # 2381014 | Issued on 11/20/08 from MULTI-SOURCE HOUSING FUND | Amount: 150.00 WON,MIN SANG: Check # 5010271 | Issued on 2010-07-02 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 86.99 WY YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE: Check # 5062865 | Issued on 2012-03-27 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 88.00 YORK, CHERYL ANN: Check # 2093773 | Issued on 7/29/1999 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 150.00 YOUNG,CHESTER G: Check # 2333900 | Issued on 05/24/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 315.20 YOW,JOSE R: Check # 2329081 | Issued on 03/29/07 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 80.60 YUKI,KARLA: Check # 5071038 | Issued on 2012-07-17 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 213.50 ZAMORA,ADRIAN: Check # 5083051 | Issued on 2013-01-29 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 231.62 ZARBIS,DEBRA J: Check # 5039967 | Issued on 2011-05-19 from DEPOSITOR FUND | Amount: 109.00 ZARQA YASIN: Check # 2348088 | Issued on 10/25/07 from GENERAL FUND | Amount: 218.96 ZAVERTNIK PEARL: Check # 2380298 | Issued on 11/13/08 from INTEGRATED WASTE MGMT FUND | Amount: 479.08

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My husband and I started having problems when I found an email he sent to his ex-girlfriend saying, “You’re the most beautiful woman I’ve ever met. I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” He’s never complimented me during our five years together. He revealed that he and his ex used to have sex for hours, while the most we ever spent making love was 45 minutes—only once, when we were first dating. I think I should leave, but we have a 1-yearold child. We are good together caring for the baby, but it’s terrible to be with a man who lacks love, respect and desire for you.—Tormented Parents today are in fierce competition for whose kid achieves things first: “Little Euripides graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Harvard while still in the womb!” Best not to be the parents whose child has the dark side nailed, reflected in Instagram brag shots like “Baby’s First Rehab!” A good deal of research suggests the healthiest home environment for a kid is an “intact family”—as opposed to the “Uncle” of the Month Club. Couples wanting what’s best for their children are motivated to de-uglify their relationship and can often work out what I call “process-oriented” problems (counterproductive ways of interacting that lead to nasty fights or seething resentment). This is essential because even if nobody’s screaming and hurling casserole dishes, the underlying tone of a relationship is reflected in interactions as mundane as “Can ya pass the salt?” You, however, are in a relationship with a man who is deeply passionate about another woman and appears to see sex with you as a household chore. Your resentment from feeling unwanted and equally toxic feelings from him are sure to seep into your daily life. So, staying together under these circumstances would most likely be damaging for your child— but chances are, so would splitting up. To understand why an intact family seems important for kids’ well-being, it helps to understand a few things from an area of evolutionary research called “life history theory.” It explores how the type of environment a person grows up in calibrates their psychology and behavior. This calibration is basically a form of human mental economics, a subconscious calculation of how stable or risky a person’s childhood environment is and whether they’d be better off allocating their energy and efforts toward the now or the future. A stable, predictable environment—like growing up with middle-class parents who remain married, live in a peaceful neighborhood, and always provide enough

food to eat—tends to lead to a more future-oriented approach (like being able to save money). Conversely, growing up in a dangerous neighborhood, having divorced parents with unpredictable finances and getting moved around a lot is likely to lead to a more now-oriented approach (spendorama!). The good news is, you two may be able to break up without it breaking your kid. My friend Wendy Paris and her former husband did this—splitting up as a couple while staying together as parents of their young son. Wendy writes in her book “Splitopia: Dispatches From Today’s Good Divorce and How To Part Well” that they even relocated together from New York to Los Angeles, moving to separate places a few blocks apart. They hang out and do activities as a family. Her ex often comes over to make breakfast for her son and coffee for her. He even takes out the trash! Sure, he did that when they were married, but Wendy was too preoccupied with her issues with him as a husband to appreciate it like she can now. It’s difficult to set up an arrangement like Wendy’s if you’re, oh...say... preoccupied with wishing your husband’s penis would wither and fall off like a skin tag under a dermatologist’s liquid nitro. In a situation like yours, where resentment is high, a mediator could be helpful. (Look for a marital specialist at Mediate.com.) A mediator is not a judge and won’t tell you what to do. He or she is a neutral third party, de-escalating conflict— creating a safe, productive psychological environment. This makes it possible for people with disputes to work out a mutually acceptable agreement for how they’ll go forward. Now, mediation doesn’t work for everyone. However, it’s probably your best bet for “having it all”: acting in your child’s best interest and eventually having a man in your life who sees you as more than ballast to keep the mattress down in case there's a tornado.

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