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February 10, 2010

Dear Downtown BID Member,

I am pleased to introduce and support this exciting new venture, the Jungle Magazine, a collaboration between downtown Palo Alto small businessowners, Jungle Digital Imaging and publisher, Joelle Cruz.

Jungle Magazine is a new, unique publica-tion that seeks to promote and celebrate our diverse downtown community, and provide exposure for the broad range of downtown businesses, activities and stake-holders.


Promotion of downtown Palo Alto will obviously benefit not only the City’s residents and its workforce, but as well, a healthy and thriving downtown district will further attract business and visitor-ship, enhance the character of an already extraordinary city, and lead to economic vitality.

The Palo Alto Downtown Business and Professional As-sociation, shares the excitement and the vision of this new medium, with its promise of enhanced exposure and promotion of business.

Sincerely,

Sherry Bijan, PresidentPalo Alto Downtown Business and Professional AssociationBID Management

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FEATURES



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COMMUNITY: RUNWAY FOR CAUSESUMMER 2010: BENEFIT FASHION SHOWaWEARness FASHION SHOW FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

COMMUNITY: DOWNTOWN PALO ALTO STREETS TEAM ENLISTS HOMELESS PEOPLE TO CLEAN UP PALO ALTO STREETS IN ExCHANGE FOR HOUSING AND SHELTER VOUCHERS

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THE MAGAZINE

Jungle Magazine is a powerful full color, high-

gloss, pocket size free quarterly publication

committed to maintaining and defining culture

and life-style. Each season, our creative team

achieves the pinnacle in magazine design and

content expression. We consistently give our

readers interesting, entertaining editorial

centered on nightlife, food, fashion, beauty,

technology to name a few.

Always striving to be unique, Jungle Magazine

also tailors each issue to its respective market

by featuring establishment reviews, highlight-

ing upcoming events and profiling local movers

and shakers. The result is a growing readership

recognizing Jungle Magazine as the authority

on what is going on, who is in the spotlight and

what is the latest trend. It is our “something

different” attitude that sets us apart and drives

our success.

Palo Alto’s Downtown Streets Team has been named one of

the nation’s “Top 50 Government Innovations” by the Ash

Institute at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of

Government.

The honor puts the streets team in contention for one of the

institute’s six annual Innovations in American Government

Awards, which will be announced in September. Regardless

of whether it wins, the honor could help the nonprofit raise

money as its model catches on in cities around the country.

Founded in May 2005, the Downtown Streets Team enlists

homeless people to clean up Palo Alto streets in exchange

for housing and shelter vouchers. Dozens of the program’s

alumni have gone on to find permanent homes or jobs.

For more information on the Downtown Streets Team, visit: www.streetsteam.com


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While the Ash Institute’s list is designed to steer atten-tion and funding toward worthy programs, the Downtown Streets Team was thriving even before the recognition. Its budget, fed by grants, family foundation donations and city contracts, has doubled each year since its inception and is now $400,000 annually.

Richardson expects to soon celebrate the 100th team member to find either a job or a home with the pro-gram’s help. Palo Alto police spokesman Dan Ryan said the program has made a big difference downtown. “It gives people a little bit of a step up and an opportunity to break out of the cycle they’re in, whether it be social issues, some sort of dependency issues or something more. I think it’s a fantastic program, and we should be doing much more of this kind of thing.”

“What we were attracted to in thisprogram is its ability to engage pan-handlers on the street and not only get them off the street but empower them by giving them jobs,”

“They’re really giving people a new chance at life.”

said Kate Hoagland, spokeswoman for the Ash Institute.

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Welcome to JUNGLE MAGAZINE

Palo Alto, Silicon Valley is and always will be a launch pad for the creative concepts, trends, and news that spread throughout the world’s urban communities, and Jungle Magazine has evolved from its regional roots by translating that belief into a now magazine.

In each issue, Jungle bridges the gap between fantasy and reality, bringing cutting-edge reports on art, lifestyle, technology, and music, as well as its marquee coverage of design, culture, fitness, food, and fashion, to readers who are hungry for a contemporary mind set captured by both text and visuals. Separating it from other modern life-style magazines, JUNGLE utilizes the expressions of city life to speak a new language and to pro-vide a resource of timely stories on stylish topics.

We take pride in our efforts to excite and interest our readers with the latest news and trends of tomor-row. We seek to create a community of people who cherish their individuality, spontaneity, and spirit.

“It’s a Jungle out there.”

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JUNGLE MAGAZINE™ is a publication of Joelle Cruz Media, LLC.

Copyright © 2010 by Joelle CruzMedia, LLC. All rights reserved.

Reproduction, in whole or part, without permission is prohibited

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Explore the diverse shopping,

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hotel and old-world charm that

collectively creates Silicon Valley’s

most appealing shopping district.

The Row Credits

Creative Director:Joelle Cruz

Senior Graphic Designer:Charles Euley

Director of Marketing:Nathan Mitchell

Photographer:Awnica Browne

Photo Assistants:Raymond Ramirez

Aaron Harmon

Digital Assistant:Gamel James

Wardrobe Stylist:Andru Wallace

Styling Assistant:Cynthia Wagavatoga

Charlese Banks

Key Make Up Artist: Taneka Williams

Make Up Artist:Danielle Grandchamp

Hairstylist:Lynnea Reynolds

Models:FORD Model Agency,SF

Jacqueline SandsMatt Herrera

Nicole Zuelke

Halvorson Model Manag-ment

Non-Agency Models:Anamika BavraSarah Abrams

Contributing Writers: Coakley Heagerty

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You’ll find the essence of

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Every city relies on vibrant neighborhoods… a place to relax, shop, meet a friend for coffee, or stroll along a sunny, tree-lined street. San Jose lacked that center until Santana Row came along. It’s an urban neighborhood that provides a vibrant and diverse mix of shopping, dining, entertainment and living. Designed to bring people out of their homes, Santana Row offers the opportunity to step into a luxury neighborhood where everyone wants to be seen.

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Boasting even a concierge office, the center plaza is outfit-ted with beautiful gardens, flowing fountains and an outdoor chess area. You can hear the laughter of children playing around the fountains and conversations unfolding all around you. It seems native Europeans feel right at home here with the elegant ambiance everywhere you look. If you stop to lis-ten, you’ll hear all sorts of languages being spoken as locals and people traveling through hang out for the afternoon. Santana Row beautifully represents the unique populations of the Bay Area.

Because we have the good fortune to live

in the ethnically rich area of Silicon Valley,

Santana Row features a plethora of choices.

Feel like Asian food? How about Indian,

Mexican, Italian, Spanish, seafood or a good

old American hamburger? They are all here,

in just a few square blocks.

Modeled after a typical European urban

enclave, Santana Row has several gather-

ing places where you can see grandfathers

playing chess with their friends, moms with

baby carriages window-shopping, children

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DRESS BY: Alice + Olivia, $297, at Bloomingdales SF

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Spring is right around thecorner and with it comes a big change in the fashion scene. The dark colors and heavyfabrics of winter are re-placed with the brighter, light-er fashions of springtime. This spring bolster your wardrobe with some of the hottest fashion trends.

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JUNGLE’S MISSION

Our mission is to effectively communicate

with influential cosmopolitan trendsetters in a

manner that not only visually and intellectually

captures the attention of our audience, but also

becomes a way of life for them.

We do this by publishing a hip, progressive,

powerful pocket size magazine, maintaining

a cutting-edge web site, publishing in mobile

gadgets (iPhone™, iPad™ & Droid™) and promoting

high-profile signature events and executing

other inventive marketing initiatives.

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DiningAmber India - Indian

Ben & Jerry’s - Sweets

Blowfish Sushi To Die For - Asian

Chili’s Grill and Bar - American

Citrus at Hotel Valencia - American

Cocola Bakery - Cafe

Consuelo Mexican Bistro - Mexican

El Jardin Tequila Bar and Restaurant - Mexican

Fantasia Coffee and Tea - Cafe

Hot Dogs on the Row - Specialty Food

Kara’s Cupcakes

LB Steak

Left Bank Brasserie

Lisa’s Tea Treasures - Specialty

Maggiano’s Little Italy - Italian

Pasta Pomodoro - Italian

Peet’s Coffee and Tea - Cafe

Pinkberry - Specialty

Pizza Antica - Italian

Pluto’s - American

Rosie McCann’s Irish Pub and Restaurant – Irish

Roux Louisiana Kitchen - Creole

Sino - Asian

Straits Café – Asian

Starbucks –Café

Subway – American

Tanglewood – American

The Counter – American

Thea Mediterranean – Mediterranean

Village California Bistro and Wine Bar – American

Vintage Wine Bar - Specialty

Wahoo’s Fish Taco – Mexican

Yankee Pier - American


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Thea Mediterranean,

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where murder and crime went hand in hand, but

rather than sulk in self-misery, he used his ‘hood

AS motivation to achieve a better life. See how

this young millionaire beat the odds and find out

what his definition of success entails.

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What’s your latestbusiness venture?I’m one of the owners of Luxury4Play. It’s like taking MySpace, Facebook, Instant Messenger, and car forums and bringing it all into one place. It’s a place where peo-ple can talk about not only cars but lifestyle in general—you know luxury watches, boats, real estate, food. Cars are just the catalyst that bring people together.

How did you come up with the idea? I had been part of car forums for a long time. Cars have served as a cata-lyst for me in my friendships and in my investments.

The forums I had been a part of always lacked integrity. I think the owners of these forums are really into it for money. I just wanted a place that was fun.

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70% OF OUR READERS OWN THEIR OWN HOME

80% OF OUR READERS OWN A CAR

99% OF OUR READERS USE THE INTERNET DAILY

75% OF OUR READERS MAKE $85,000 MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME

96% OF OUR READERS GO TO A SALON AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH

91% OF OUR READERS EAT OUT AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK

73% OF OUR READERS ATTEND SOCIAL EVENTS AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK

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78% OF OUR READERS SHOP ONLINE AT LEASTONCE A MONTH

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have) ended in love or war. Whether or not you adore him or view him as the competition, you are going to remember him – as this kid won’t sleep until you are dreaming his lyrics or fighting for a ticket to his show. As for the present – he con-tributes energy into an anticipated solo album (which is due to drop mid 2010) and dabbles in the melting pot of choice and opportunity that is Seoul city.

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Medallion Rug Gallerylaunch of Jean Larette Rugs

– The City CollectionMedallion Rug Gallery celebrated the unveiling of the much-anticipatedline of hand made rugs designed by award winning San Francisco BayArea interior designer Jean Larette with a launch party in their PaloAlto rug gallery.

Inspired by gates and screens she discovered while traveling to variouscities around the world, Jean Larette Rugs – The City Collection is anew line of contemporary rugs. The wool and silk rugs available in anarray of custom sizes and colors are hand loomed by skilled artisansin Nepal. The collection features five designs: Brussels, Cape Town,St. Germain, Shanghai and Pacific Heights.

The rugs characterized by geometric lines in architectural patternsprovide an elegant and sophisticated foundation on which to build aroom.

The launch party guests included interior designers, editors, friends,clients and colleagues from the design world who were treated to asumptuous catered dinner buffet as they celebrated the first showingof the City Collection.

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