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1) Name? Jonathan Olivarez
2)Got any nicknames? John or by my middle name Gabriel
3)When were you born? Lubbock 04/22/81
4)Hometown? Lubbock Texas/Mission Texas
5)Still live there? If not, where do you call home? Now Mission is my hometown
6)Got a ball and chain? Single and ready to mingle.
7)Do you have kids? If so how many? No kids, but plan to have some one day (cats and dogs)
8)So why did you get in radio and not professional scooter racing? I love radio because I love to interact with people and enjoy being out and about.
9)Favorite thing you like about radio? You get free tickets and meet most of the artists.
10)Spill the beans on your most embarrassing radio experience? When I first started radio, I would leave the mic and you could hear Jay Z chatting away.
11)Favorite movies? Dumb and Dumber, and all thriller movies
12)Favorite artists? Mariah Carey, R. Kelly and President Bush
13)So you're on a deserted island...you can take three albums with you, what would that be? Well of couse they would be Tejano, hiphop, and country.....
14)Peson you'd most like to meet? My Soul Mate
15)Who is the celebrity you'd like to run away with if you could? Jennifer Lopez, cause she used to have alittle and now has alot...of money of course...
16)Are you scared of anything? HMMMMMM...not really, I can deal with just about everything that comes my way///Puro macho man here baby...
17)What would yo like to accomplish in 5 years? I'd like to make over $100,000 and have a great companion.
18)If you weren't in radio.....what do you tink you would be doing today? I'd be in the medical field saving lives and making the big bucks.
19)Got any pet peeves? Yes, when people smack when they eat food...don't want to mention any names....Billy
20)And finally, what would you like to be most remembered for? A person that was always up for a challange, kind, generous, and dedicated to his profession. Someone that would bring a smile to your face wether in a good or bad day.......
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An alert guide dog saved a California man and woman on Monday from an out of control vehicle that was swerving backwards down a public sidewalk at high speeds.Todd Jurek and Danielle Alvarado are both employees of Guide Dogs for the Blind, a company that trains service dogs to assist visually impaired individuals.
They were taking a O’Neil, an 18-month-old Labrador retriever, out for a training walk on Monday morning when the near-death experience occurred.
The San Jose Mercury News reports that a 93-year-old woman was reportedly trying to parallel park her vehicle when she lost control of the wheel and began driving the car in reverse down the streets of San Rafael.
"It was just an unbelievable sight to see something going backwards, barreling down the sidewalk," Jurek told the paper.
Jurek and Alvarado, who was blindfolded as part of the exercise, did not see the car barreling down the sidewalk behind them. But O’Neil sensed something was going on and jerked his head backward. The motion caught Jurek’s attention who then also looked backwards just in time to see the car headed in their direction.
The entire incident was captured on a security camera from a local business located on the same street the elderly woman’s car was racing down.
"He probably heard the commotion before the window popped," Jurek said of O’Neil’s timely response.
Amazingly, no one was hurt in the incident, including the 93-year-old driver who reportedly hit a street bench and stop light before finally coming to a stop.
"My thought was, is this car going to continue around the corner and are its debris going to fly at us?" Jurek said.
Despite everyone walking away unharmed, San Rafael police Sgt. Raul Aguilar said his department is requesting that the Department of Motor Vehicles conduct a reexamination of the drive to make sure she is qualified to operate a vehicle.
Jurek said O’Neil underwent a series of tests on Tuesday to ensure he was not traumatized by the incident. Guide Dogs for the Blind says they hope to have the courageous pop placed with an individual sometime in the coming weeks
