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+ more bio informationThe term 'photosynthesis' is taught simply to young children as something that happens in a plant when there is sunshine that makes energy. As children progress through their school years, you can see their intellectual progress just by asking, "What is photosynthesis?" Their answers will undoubtedly grow more complex with e... More..
Mexican restaurants in San Jose are about as plentiful as the sunshine. From taco trucks and hole in the wall bakeries to trendy fusion eateries, there is sure to be something for everyone. Iguanas Burritozilla 330 S 3rd St Ste A San Jose, CA 95112 This Tex Mex restaurant certainly lives up to its name; the size of their bur... More..
Peaceful, scenic, and fragrant, the San Jose Municipal Rose Garden holds a special place in the hearts of visitors and San Jose natives alike. Located at the intersection of Naglee Avenue and Dana Avenue in the Rose Garden neighborhood, the garden was once a prune orchard. Today, San Jose Municipal Rose Garden is an official... More..
Eukaryotic plant and animal cells have some similarities and marked differences in structure that are key to understanding life; Every organism does occurs fundamentally because of functions at a cellular level. If you have ever observed plant cells and animal cells under a microscope, you can plainly see that plant cells ar... More..
Aromatic spiced Indian curries, succulent Greek-style lamb, good ol' American hotdogs, Cajun gumbo, and tart delicious yogurt: You can find all of that and much more at Santana Row, San Jose's premier upscale shopping center. With over 35 eateries and restaurants featuring their own diverse range of cuisine, Santana Row can ... More..
When seeking San Jose's best Japanese food, it is only apt that we begin our search in San Jose's Japantown. Originally a group of wooden shacks home to Japanese male workers in fruit orchards, San Jose's Japanese community was finally established when women and children were allowed to emigrate in 1907. But harsh times face... More..
An oasis of greenery in downtown Sacramento, Cesar Chavez Plaza Park was established in honor of the great labor leader Cesar Chavez, who used nonviolent resistance to attain better wages and working conditions for farm workers. The park is historically significant as a reminder of Chavez's achievements, but it is not rooted... More..
Located on South Market Street, across from the Plaze da Cesar Chavez Park, the San Jose Art Museum is a largely undiscovered gem which has been dedicated to fostering the awareness, appreciation and understanding of art since its founding in 1969. It seeks to ensure access to the fine arts to everyone in the Silicon Valley,... More..
For many vegetarians, eating out can pose a dilemma. In imagined worst case scenarios, vegetarians are either relegated to picking at scant steamed vegetable dishes at not-so-vegetarian restaurants, or their omnivorous friends opt out of dinner invitations, for fear of stereotypical vegetarian fare: salads, tofu, and questio... More..
Sacramento is home to a thriving art scene, evidenced by the numerous galleries all over the city, particularly in Midtown. Midtown Sacramento, with its trendy boutiques, historical landmarks, active bar scene, restaurants, and art galleries, is one of the most interesting places to spend the day in Sacramento. It is the hea... More..
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