Meet new friends groups near Stanford, CA

Open to women who are open-minded and interested in reading a variety of Historical Fiction, Biographies, Self Development, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Mysteries and Crime Books. This will be an opportunity to make new friends, read great books, sip some wine or coffee and enjoy a bit of chocolate!   

Let's create a great group of bookies.  Meetings will be on weeknights beginning at 6:00 PM

Our group is open to everyone living in San Mateo / Peninsula and beyond who love HAPPY HOUR & MAKING NEW FRIENDS! So if you currently live in the area, or close enough to join us for happy hour, then join our group now! It's free!

Hi Everyone!

This group is for those starting as new couples with BOTH members of the couple being over the age of 55.

It can be hard to have been in long-term marriages/relationships that end and then find yourself single over the age of 55. However, some of us have had to experience this and were fortunate enough to find another partner to share life with again.

As special as this is, it can also be hard to do. Many couples who we have been friends with from our old lives have not gone through divorce/separation/death and just don't know what it is like to start again. While we would never want to lose those friendships, it would be fantastic to add other couples in our age range who have had to go through this and understand the challenges associated with it: couples who have had to meet each other's kids, blend past and new friends, deal with old friends disapproving of their starting over after death, experience the difference between finding love over 55 vs finding it in our 20's, figure out living apart or together, getting married or not, how to travel together, etc., etc., etc.

So, if this has happened to you, and you would like to meet other couples who are navigating this path, this group might be one to check out.

Our Silicon Valley New Technology Startups meetup group is the ideal place for entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley to develop new technologies and convert the innovations into real business success.

We provide valuable entrepreneurship resources and connections for high potential startup entrepreneurs to launch their thriving ventures. Our specialized workshops include a variety of high tech topics for startups: free classes, tech hacking trainings, pitching practices, new product demos.

We are committed to organizing startup events, providing new technology enhancement coworking days and other high-tech startup perks, helping entrepreneurs learn the latest technologies and  hottest skills, as well as finding talented people with domain expertise.

Please join us now. We are new technology startups in Palo Alto and everywhere in Silicon Valley.

Hive is a scalable data warehouse infrastructure built on top of Hadoop. It provides tools to enable easy data ETL, a mechanism to put structures on the data, and the capability to querying and analysis of large data sets stored in Hadoop files. Hive defines a simple SQL-like query language, called HiveQL, that enables users familiar with SQL to query the data. At the same time, this language also allows programmers who are familiar with the MapReduce fromwork to be able to plug in their custom mappers and reducers to perform more sophisticated analysis that may not be supported by the built-in capabilities of the language. The biggest Hive deployment to date is the silver cluster at Facebook Inc, which consists of 1100 nodes with 8 CPU cores and 12 1TB-disk each. This turns into a cluster of 8800 CPU cores and 13PB of raw storage. Hive does not mandate read or written data be in the "Hive format"---there is no such thing. Hive works equally well on Thrift, control delimited, or your specialized data formats. Please see File Format and SerDe in Developer Guide for details. http://wiki.apache.org/hadoop/Hive

We are a community of Silicon Valley professionals involved in technology who support each other in upgrading our knowledge and skills as well as in developing great connections through our networking.

We tend to attract tech professionals and friends who are interested in professional development and networking to expand their knowledge and social circle.

We do our best to maintain a friendly but intentional environment in our events to foster good and meaningful connections for all who attend and participate.

We host the following types of events:

1.  Educational events to upgrade skills and knowledge.

2.  Educational events to expose new technologies and innovation.

3.  Investor events to help you get introduced to investors.

4.  Networking events to connect with others in the field and potential collaborators or mentors.

5.  Social events to enjoy and connect in surprising and good ways.

6.  And much more!

Please join our group asap.

Niki Gastinel, Atul Padha and Sunil Bhaskaran

Organizers

Join and link up with fellow classical music and chamber music-lovers in the Bay Area who are attending Music@Menlo's summer festival events in Menlo Park and Atherton.