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Dealing With Heart Disease Risk Factors
Sensational Seniors
Many years of research have provided vital insights into why heart disease begins, and more importantly, how its risk factors can be minimized and overcome.
Some risk factors are beyond our control, while others involve relatively simple lifestyle changes that can make substantial strides in improving our overall health. To achieve a healthier way of life, you should begin to differentiate between the areas of your life in which you can make changes, as compared to those factors you can't change.
Risk Factors You Can't Change
Your parents. They gave you a gene pool that may have included a predisposition to a coronary artery disease. Did either of your parents or any siblings have a heart attack before 55 years of age (male) or 65 years (female)? If so, you may have inherited these genes.
Your age. A lot of people have tried but it isn't possible to become chronologically younger! The older we get, the more likely we are to have less elastic, fat clogged arteries.
Your gender. Men and women alike develop coronary artery disease. It remains the biggest cause of death for both men and women in the United States. Women seem to develop symptomatic heart disease (heart attack, angina, etc.) 10 to 15 years later than men. The average age at which men begin to show symptoms of heart disease is 50 to 60, while for women the average age is 60 to 70 years.
Women appear to be protected by hormones against developing coronary heart disease prior to menopause, but after menopause quickly catch up with men.
Risk Factors You Can Change
Control Your Cholesterol. A fat-like, waxy substance called cholesterol is found in animal tissue. It is present in foods from animal sources such as whole milk dairy products, meat, fish, poultry, and egg yolks. An estimated 400 to 500 milligrams or more of cholesterol is ingested each day in the average American diet. Cholesterol is also produced in your body - primarily your liver - in varying amounts, usually about 1,000 milligrams a day.
Cholesterol is essential for producing new cells and manufacturing certain hormones. There are basically two major types, High Density Lipoproteins (HDL) and Low Density Lipoproteins (LDL). It is believed that HDL picks up cholesterol and brings it back to the liver for reprocessing. Some researchers believe that HDL may also remove excess cholesterol from fat gorged cells, possibly even those in artery walls. Because HDL clears cholesterol out of the system and high levels of it are associated with decreased risk of heart disease, HDL is often called "good cholesterol". LDL, on the other hand, is considered "bad" because it deposits itself along artery walls as it travels from the liver to the cells of the body.
Through a combination of exercise and improved eating habits, you can actually lower your cholesterol level. Your doctor may advise you to have periodic cholesterol testing to keep track of the progress you are making.
Lower Your Blood Pressure.
The measurement of the force of your blood against your artery walls as your heart contracts (beats) and relaxes is your blood pressure. If you have "high blood pressure", it means that your heart has to work harder to deal with the extra pressure of the blood coursing through your arteries. In addition to making your heart work harder, high blood pressure may cause roughness in the lining of the arteries that traps cholesterol and fats as they pass by. This causes a build-up of fatty plaques. The top number in your blood pressure reading is the measurement made when your heart is contracting, the systolic pressure. The bottom number in your blood pressure reading is recorded when your heart is at rest, the diastolic pressure.
You can help lower your blood pressure by following your prescribed treatment and taking your medicine according to direction. Because high blood pressure usually has no symptoms, many people stop taking medications that keep pressure in check. A low salt diet is prescribed to reduce the amount of fluid the heart has to pump.
Weight loss is also a big factor in reducing blood pressure because the fewer pounds you carry around the less your heart has to work to pump blood through your body. Keeping track of blood pressure is easy with a home blood pressure monitor.
Lose Weight.
Many of us are over weight. It is estimated that over 46 million Americans are more than 20 percent over their desireable weight. Extra pounds make the heart work harder. Just think how you felt when you carried a heavy package upstairs. Being overweight not only makes your heart pump harder, it can raise blood pressure, constrict your lungs, and make your body require more oxygen.
Control Diabetes.
About 17 million people in the United States have diabetes and the number keeps growing. Approximately 10 percent have Type 1, that is, they are insulin dependent. Their bodies produce little or no insulin. Insulin regulates the utilization of glucose in the body.
Approximately 90 percent of people with diabetes have Type 2. They are non-insulin dependent. Their bodies produce insulin but do not use it properly. People with diabetes have a higher risk of developing coronary artery disease. If you have either Type 1 or 2 diabetes, your diet, exercise and weight management play an extremely important part in preventing complications. Type 2 diabetes may be managed or controlled by diet, weight loss and exercise. See also: Diabetic Recipes.
Regular exercise prescribed for you by your physician and cardiac rehabilitation specialists is one of the most powerful ways to improve your heart function. The American Heart Association regards physical inactivity as the fourth major risk factor for coronary artery disease.
Regular exercise will increase your endurance, help to lower your blood pressure, control your weight and will give you an overall sense of well-being. It may also increase the "good" HDL cholesterol and decrease triglycerides in your blood stream. The type of exercise will depend upon your physical condition. Remember that even exercises done in bed or in a chair can be beneficial. As you regain your strength, your exercise routine will be increased. Visit our Exercise Guidelines for Seniors.
Stay Calm.
Researchers performed a meta-analysis of nine studies that were conducted between 1966 and 2013, which included more than 4,500 cases of heart attacks, 462 cases of acute coronary syndrome, in excess of 800 stroke cases and more than 300 cases of heart arrhythmia. The researchers found: Within two hours of an angry outburst, a person's risk of heart attack or acute coronary syndrome increased nearly five-fold, their risk of stroke rose nearly four-fold and their risk of a dangerous heart rhythm disorder called ventricular arrhythmia also rose.
Hostility: Number One Predictor of Heart Disease. A study in Health Psychology found that coronary artery disease is more common in people with high levels of hostility than in those with traditional risk factors, such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, high body mass index (BMI), high waist-to-hip ratio, alcohol consumption or cigarette smoking. yoga, meditation and hostility management therapy are suggested avenues to explore if you feel your hostility is affecting your health and well-being.
Follow your doctor's instructions for any and all medications!
Know Your Family History?
If your mother or sister developed heart disease before age 65, or your father or brother developed it before age 55, this doubles your own risk of developing heart disease. In this case, you should be extra vigilant about other risk factors -- including poor diet, inactivity and elevated blood pressure, cholesterol and triglyceride levels. However, having a first-degree relative who developed heart disease after age 70 is a much less important risk factor. It is important to note that genes are not destiny. In a long-term study of more than 100,000, 80 percent of heart attacks were found to be preventable with changes in lifestyle.
Disclaimer: The material on this Web site is not intended to replace advice from your doctor or fitness professional. Please consult with your physician before beginning any fitness program or fat or weight reduction program. FitnessandFreebies.com takes no responsibility for individual results, or any claim made by a third party.


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UPDATE Board of Regents Adopted New NYS P-12 Science Learning Standards (December 2016)
The Board of Regents recently adopted new New York State P-12 Science Learning Standards (NYSP-12SLS)
[SEE: http://www.p12.nysed.gov/ciai/mst/sci/documents/p-12-science-learning-standards.pdf] at their December 2016 Board of Regents (BOR) meeting, effective beginning July 1, 2017.
You can access the entire item on the Department's web site at http://www.regents.nysed.gov/node/8503 and
http://www.regents.nysed.gov/common/regents/files/1216p12a1.pdf. These new state science standards are based on the foundation of the National Research Council's: A Framework for K-12 Science Education; Practices, Cross Cutting Concepts and Core Ideas; and the Next Generation Science Standards.
Included in the BOR item is a timetable for proposed next steps between now and July 1, 2017.
This includes the development of a NY State Comprehensive Science Standards Implementation Plan that pinpoints three phases to address a systematic and systemic transition to new standards based on an alignment to the Statewide Strategic Plan for Science (available at http://www.p12.nysed.gov/ciai/mst/sci/strplan.html and
The three phases of the implementation plan are:
Phase I: Initial Transition-Raise Awareness and Capacity Building
Phase II: Transition and Implementation
Phase III: Implementation and Sustainability.
Over the next several months NYSED program staff will continue to work in collaboration with stakeholders across the state to address the goals, objectives, and activities of the Statewide Strategic Plan for Science across six major areas: Standards, Curriculum and Instruction, Professional Development to Enhance Instruction, Materials and Resource Support, and Administrative and Community Support. To that end, the strategic plan will guide the specific phases of implementation in a newly developed NY State Comprehensive Science Standards Implementation Plan, once completed.


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LONDON (Reuters) - The BBC apologized on Monday to "Fawlty Towers" actor Andrew Sachs after well-known personalities Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross left a series of crude messages on his answerphone during a radio show.
The Radio 2 presenters joked on-air that Brand had slept with Sachs' grand-daughter and that he may kill himself after hearing their message earlier this month.
A BBC spokesman apologized to Sachs, 78, who played Spanish waiter Manuel in the classic comedy series, for the "unacceptable and offensive" comments.
"We are reviewing how this came about and are responding to Mr Sachs personally," the spokesman said. "We also apologize to listeners for any offense caused."
A recording of the messages was posted on the YouTube video-sharing website, www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7IHJ66wj9g
The pair said they decided to leave a message for the actor after he failed to come to the phone for an interview.
After making the quip about Sachs' grand-daughter Georgina, Ross said: "I can't help it. You were talking about it and it was in my head. I got excited, what can I say? It just came out."
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Expenditures and receipts: Testing for causality in state and local government finances
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The results of our tests indicate similarities between the expenditure-tax receipt relations of state governments to those previously reported for the Federal government in Manage and Marlow (1986); the results reported here indicate support for the hypothesis that tax receipts cause expenditures at the state level of government. For tests utilizing symmetric lag structures ranging from three to five years, state expenditures appear to follow state tax receipts. For the shortest lag length (2,2), the determination of bidirectional causality does not make us reject the hypothesis that higher spending levels result from higher revenue levels; rather, the causality appears to be in both directions for the shortest lag length.
The finding that tax revenues and expenditures are not causally related at the local level for the three longest lag structures is unexpected. However, the result may be a product of an aggregation problem. The fact that all local governments are aggregated on a state-by-state basis may generate observations that are not useful for our empirical work. For example, if the funding constraints of local governments on a state-by-state basis are especially diverse, their aggregation to the state level of observation may produce data that is not economically meaningful. Nonetheless, the one case where significant causality is observed lends some empirical support for the hypothesis that tax receipts determine spending.
Two policy implications are mentioned. One, policy proposals at all levels of governments aimed at solving the occurrence of unacceptably large deficits should consider the linkage between expenditures and tax receipts before they recommend discretionary changes in either or both of the components of deficits: expenditures and tax receipts. For example, the results of our tests do not rule out the notion that a tax increase could promote expenditures that ultimately counter the deficit-reducing effect of a given tax hike.
Two, the fact that our results at the state level lend support for the view that causality runs one-way from expenditures to tax receipts suggests that the many dissimilarities in legislative and constitutional constraints between the Federal and state levels of government may not matter much in terms of the causal relation between expenditures and tax revenues. A possible reason for similarities in behavior may stem from the circumvention of legislative or constitutional intent at the state level of government which ultimately serve to weaken differences between the effective constraints facing Federal and state governments. Moreover, it would be puzzling if we found widely disparate behaviors between government units in the absence of significantly different constraints.


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Uh.... first of all, comparing the Wolves with the Moose doesn't make sense, as TNSE had to move the team as they wanted to bring an NHL team into their market and they didn't think Winnipeg was large enough to support both teams. Not the case for a group wanting to bring an NHL team in Seattle and keep an AHL team in Chicago.
Second, there are no rules against owning multiple teams in different leagues. Don't know how many teams have it that way, but right off the top of my head I can tell you that the same person owns both the St. Louis Blues and the Peoria Rivermen. And there's another very relevant example of a NHL team also owning their affiliate, which leads to....
Third, TNSE still owns the IceCaps. They're just leasing the team to the Newfoundland group.
And fourth, and most important, it's a moot point entirely, as the Wolves are one of the biggest draws and most profitable teams in the AHL. There's zero point to sell a team like the Wolves unless you're just no longer interested in owning an AHL team. If they do, then they could easily gain affiliation with the Wolves, and the profits from that would likely more than make up for whatever momentary (and relatively minimal) economic hit the new ownership would take by changing affiliation early.
Assuming that they move this offseason to Seattle, that is. All just an exercise in futility if they move anywhere else or stand put.
yeah, there are rules against multiple team ownership, NFS, SEE the expansion to 27 in 2001, the Devos and Van Andel ownership (which is where the GR arena name comes from), owned 3 teams in the IHL, (KC, Orlando, and GR), but according to AHL bylaws, you can only own/operate 1 franchise.... which is why Grand Rapids was accepted and the other 2, were not. Orlando, then was merged w/ Chicago after the 2 played in the final Turner Cup, as part of another bylaw, that all AHL franchises also had to have NHL Affiliations, of which Orlando had Atlanta (now WPG). THE Franchise known as the Solar Bears that is in the ECHL is not owned by the same group who owned the original franchise, although they do play in Devos' AMWAY Center in Orlando....
as for TNSE, there were questions before Williams got involved to bring them to St. John's, but that's why that option should TNSE elect to, they could've sold it outright within 3 years, not because the Jets v2, BECAME the primary tenant @ MTSC.
as for your Worcester example, the AHL HAS that same bylaw if an owner is approached by another group in the same league, as Roy Boe was in Bridgeport, he was forced to sell the Ice Cats outright to the Blues well before the Peoria option even happened and the current Blues owner didn't buy both until the owner who enticed the Blues to relocate the Ice Cats sold his stake in the Rivermen (Bruce Saurs).
The point is, if Levin moves up, he's already bought out the other owners when he bought into the Wolves, that's why you're hearing that option regardless of whether the Wolves are successful, because similar to Chipman, you're going to need someone to operate the Wolves in Rosemont, if Levin becomes a member of the NHL, whether or not he gets the Coyotes, and aligns them w/ Hansen in Seattle.
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Radiology assistant's salary is around $55,000 in the United States. A radiology assistant assists radiologists with X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and other imaging examinations. These RAs reach their position after years of experience as radiographers and a combination of hands-on clinical training and advanced course work. They are considered as advanced practice radiologic technicians, although they still work under the supervision of a radiologist. Radiology assistants are among the newest additions to the health care industry. The American Society for Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) pushed for this profession in the 1990s to make up for the shortage of radiologic technologists and radiologists. The organization lobbied for the advanced practice radiology credential. A training curriculum was put in place by 2003 and the first batch of radiology assistants graduated in 2005 from Loma Linda. The ASRT survey in 2010 showed that the average radiology assistant's salary was $100,004, while their median pay was $99,843. Keep reading for more information about radiology assistant salary and career requirements.
Radiology assistant job description
A radiology assistant mainly helps a radiologist in performing advanced medical diagnostic techniques. These assistants have wide ranging duties. They have to provide patient care before and after an imaging procedure. They have to explain the procedure to the patients in great detail. Radiology assistants may also perform non-invasive imaging tasks as well as radiology procedures, but under the watch of a radiologist MD. They may be of help in assessing the results, although the radiologists still has the final say about the reports. Their role help radiologists connect with the patients. To carry out their duties effectively, they need to have knowledge of the imaging machinery, medicine, and anatomy.
How much does a radiology assistant make ?
Average radiology assistant salary
The average radiology assistant salary and MRI technologists, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is around $55,910 in 2012. Their average wage is $26.88. The radiology assistant salary is bound to be the same or even higher because of their advanced education and training.
Radiology assistant salary in the USA
According to Indeed.com, the radiology assistant salary on the average is around $52,000. The ASRT 2010 survey showed that these assistants earned $100,004, the highest earnings among radiology technologists.
In 2010, the highest paying industry is the outpatient imaging laboratories, which paid radiology assistants $105,923 per year. For-profit hospitals paid an average radiology assistant's salary of $100,771, which is still above the average pay for radiology assistants during this year. On the other hand, not-for-profit hospitals paid around $98,289 per year, while a physician's office paid them $96,578 per year.
In 2012, the BLS reported that the industries where radiologic technologists, including radiology assistants, are paid the most were topped by colleges, universities, and professional schools, which paid them around $66,810. The average radiology assistant's salary, based on the same report, in the scientific research and development services was around $61,570, while the one in specialty hospitals was around $61,410. Insurance carriers and employment services industries paid radiologic technologists an average of $61,130 and $61,090, respectively.
Based on PayScale's salary reports for radiologic technologists, professionals with less than a year's experience earn between $28,383 and $61,118. The radiology assistant's salary is likely the higher end of the salary range. Technologists with one to four years of experience make between $29,438 and $56,121, while those with five to nine years take home around $37,095 to $66,848. The average salary for radiology assistant or radiologic technologists is around $38,510 to $75,575.
Radiology assistant salary by state / city in the USA
According to the BLS, the top paying states in the US for radiologic technologists and radiology assistants include Massachusetts with its annual pay of $82,080 and California with its $70,590. Alaska and the District of Columbia also made it to the list with their average radiology assistant's salary of $67,980 and $67,500, respectively. Hawaii rounds up the list of the top five highest paying states with its yearly pay of $66,610.
CareerVoyages.gov reported that the top ten highest paying states for radiologic technologists, which also included the higher radiology assistant's pay, is headed by Massachusetts with its hourly rate of $30.83. New Jersey pays them around $28.74, while New York compensates them with $28.66 per hour. Maryland and California-based technologists earn around $28.51 and $28.40 per hour, respectively.
Radiology physician assistant salary
Indeed.com shows that the average salary for a radiology physician assistant is around $67,000 as of January 2014.
But SimplyHired has a lower result for this position's salary, reporting it to be around $58,000, although those who are based in New York may earn a bit higher at around $67,000. Those Radiology physician assistants who are in California make an average of $65,000; in Massachusetts, $70,000; in New Jersey, $67,000; and in Maryland, $65,000 per year.
Radiology tech assistant salary
According to SimplyHired, the average radiology tech assistant's salary is around $35,000. Indeed.com got it higher with their calculation of the said salary being $46,000.
Radiology practitioner assistant salary
The average annual pay of a radiology practitioner assistant, according to SimplyHired, is around $42,000. This is similar compared to the salary of a diagnostic radiologic technologist, while a physician's assistant is higher at around $58,000. But based on Indeed.com reports, the salary is around $96,000.
Radiology assistant salary in Canada
The average radiology assistant's salary, based on the annual earnings of a radiology technologist in Canada, ranges between C$42,300 and C$70,720.
Livingin-Canada.com reported that the typical salary for radiation technologists is between C$65,000 and C$75,000, which means that the radiology assistant salary is around as much. The highest wages are in Edmonton, Alberta at C$37.25, while the lowest wages are earned in Montreal, Quebec at only C$23.
Radiology assistant salary in Australia
MRI technologist is a healthcare profession considered almost similar to that of a radiology assistant. Based on their salary as reported by PayScale Australia, the radiology assistant's salary is somewhere around or higher than AU$87,142 to AU$104,929.
Radiology assistant salary in the UK
MySalary reported that the average radiology assistant's salary in the UK is around £13,650.
Radiology assistant working in London earned £14,879, while those who are based in Scotland made £11,603. Imaging assistants whose offices are in Wales took home around £11,466, while those with offices in Northern Ireland made £12,285 per year.
The National Careers Service estimated that the radiology assistant salary is between £14,153 and £19,077 per year. This climbs up to an average of £21,978 for experienced practitioners.
Radiology assistant salary in South Africa
Considering how radiology assistants are actually well-seasoned radiographers who have taken an advanced course in imaging, their salary ought to be bigger than that of a radiographer in South Africa, which ranges between R143,794 and R325,284.
How to become a radiology assistant
To become a radiology assistant, one has to at least complete a radiologic assistant degree program accredited by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Only certified radiographers or radiologic technologists with years of experience can take this program though. It is usually completed in two years with classroom instruction plus clinical internship under a radiologist's supervision.
Radiologic assistant degree program graduates have to get a Registered Radiologist Assistant (RRA) certification from the ARRT. However, there are prerequisites such as an Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification from the American Heart Association.
The radiology assistant registration has to be renewed every year, while re-certification has to be done every two years.
Radiology assistants must be able to interact with both physicians and patients while using their excellent communication skills. They must be up to date with the latest imaging techniques and be detail-oriented. They have to be able to work independently and with the radiology team.
Conclusion about radiology assistant salary
On the average, the radiology assistant salary is around $102,972. Their starting salary may range between $60,000 and $80,000 though.


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The last thing you see is a six foot clown towering over you with your new Chicago Cutlery chef knife making a b-line straight towards the center of your eyes.
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SPORTSNew MVHS football coach pushes Spartans to 'next level'
Mountain View High School's new football coach, Toure Carter, is driving students hard on the gridiron, so they might achieve...Original post made on Aug. 1, 2011
Last comment by Scott, on Sep 20, 2014 at 10:00 am | 7 comments | 18064 Views
AROUND TOWNCivility Roundtable on traffic, parking
In public city planning meetings, there are few issues as consistently contentious as traffic and parking, which will be...Original post made on Mar. 25, 2014
Last comment by Linda Curtis, on Mar 27, 2014 at 4:35 pm | 16 comments | 18050 Views
SCHOOLS & KIDSDonation is music to middle school teacher's ears
Crittenden Middle School's already large music program can continue growing thanks to a recent donation of $21,000 in instruments,...Original post made on Sep. 24, 2013
Last comment by Musical Instruments Online, on Oct 1, 2013 at 4:07 am | 6 comments | 18010 Views
ELECTIONSFlipping a U-turn, MV leaders endorse dedicated bus lanes
Despite numerous misgivings, Mountain View city leaders on Tuesday threw their support behind a controversial Santa Clara...Original post made on Apr. 22, 2015
Last comment by DavidR, on May 13, 2015 at 6:07 pm | 460 comments | 17652 Views
SCHOOLS & KIDSNew school could close down Stevenson PACT
Drawing new lines for school attendance boundaries can be a tricky task that always leaves someone dissatisfied, and that...Original post made on Feb. 27, 2015
Last comment by PACT parent, on Jul 1, 2015 at 5:28 am | 178 comments | 17635 Views
AROUND TOWNHigh-cost housing creates desperate living conditions
As the cost of living in Mountain View climbs, a city inspector says that in recent years he's found families living in shocking...Original post made on Jul. 26, 2013
Last comment by ac, on Jan 23, 2016 at 9:31 pm | 75 comments | 17617 Views
AROUND TOWNCaltrain hits car in Mountain View
A Caltrain hit a car at the railroad crossing at Rengstorff Avenue and Central Expressway around 5:30 p.m. this evening,...Original post made on May. 3, 2013
Last comment by Wo\'O Ideafarm, on May 10, 2013 at 8:45 pm | 25 comments | 17538 Views
AROUND TOWNWill a new plan save the burrowing owls?
As Mountain View's population of burrowing owls is dwindling, authorities are being prodded to approve a new plan to save...Original post made on Sep. 2, 2011
Last comment by Rebecca Shapley, on Sep 22, 2011 at 11:14 pm | 34 comments | 17490 Views
MOVIESReview: 'The Wolf of Wall Street'
"The Wolf of Wall Street" charges out of the gate with immediate evidence of Martin Scorsese's skill, abetted by Terence...Original post made on Dec. 27, 2013
Last comment by randy albin, on Dec 27, 2013 at 11:02 am | 1 comment | 17413 Views
AROUND TOWNNo appetite for rent control among council candidates
While the pace of rent hikes in Mountain View has led to calls for rent control from some community leaders and middle class...Original post made on Sep. 29, 2014
Last comment by Geek, on Oct 1, 2014 at 9:14 am | 12 comments | 17397 Views
AROUND TOWNCouple launches impromptu protest of Ideafarm
Police were called after a man and his wife took to the corner of El Camino Real and Castro Street Monday evening to protest...Original post made on Dec. 13, 2010
Last comment by Wo\'O Ideafarm, on Dec 20, 2010 at 2:11 pm | 101 comments | 17336 Views
IL TROVATORE, VERDI's GREAT OPERA COMES TO REDWOOD CITY FOX Information:Verismo Opera <www.verismoopera.org> Tickets:...Original post made by Jenny Studley on Mar. 9, 2013
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MOVIESReview: 'The Great Beauty'
It is, perhaps, impossible to make an ode to Rome without invoking Fellini. Though Paolo Sorrentino does so only indirectly...Original post made on Dec. 6, 2013
Last comment by randy albin, on Dec 6, 2013 at 10:33 am | 1 comment | 17283 Views
OTHER ISSUESGoogle donates free community shuttle service
The free community shuttle that has been long desired by some City Council members and residents is going to become reality...Original post made on Jul. 15, 2014
Last comment by Molly, on Jul 24, 2014 at 3:21 pm | 33 comments | 17202 Views
OTHER ISSUESGoogle closing down blue-collar bastion in North Bayshore
The days are numbered for an eclectic little community of tradesmen, start-ups and a community theater operating out of industrial...Original post made on Jun. 12, 2015
Last comment by Skeptic Who Knows How To Read Between The Lines, on Jun 14, 2015 at 5:52 pm | 5 comments | 17160 Views
AROUND TOWNPolice break up suspected gang fight
Three teens, two of them juveniles, were arrested in Mountain View on the evening of Aug. 12 for allegedly participating...Original post made on Aug. 14, 2013
Last comment by Flava Dave, on Aug 15, 2013 at 3:36 pm | 9 comments | 17155 Views
AROUND TOWNCouncil to developer: Scale back San Antonio project
In a study session Tuesday, City Council members rejected a new redevelopment proposal for San Antonio shopping center, telling...Original post made on Jun. 14, 2012
Last comment by OMV Resident, on Jun 18, 2012 at 2:54 pm | 26 comments | 17095 Views
OTHER ISSUESLandlord's plans spur fears of displaced residents
The specter of being priced out of Mountain View is hanging over more than three dozen households near the Rex Manor neighborhood...Original post made on Apr. 24, 2015
Last comment by outlaw landlords, on May 2, 2015 at 2:15 pm | 51 comments | 17090 Views
ELECTIONSCandidates see housing crisis solutions in North Bayshore
If their support for a new residential neighborhood north of Highway 101 is any indication, Mountain View's City Council...Original post made on Aug. 15, 2014
Last comment by sanantonio-phase2-MV, on Aug 22, 2014 at 9:31 pm | 86 comments | 17084 Views
MOVIESReview: 'Philomena'
The film "Philomena," starring Judi Dench, takes the perspective of a wronged Irish mother coerced, in 1952, into giving...Original post made on Dec. 1, 2013
Last comment by Tammy, on Dec 1, 2013 at 5:04 pm | 1 comment | 17075 Views
Cherries and Berries
By Laura Stec | 3 comments | 1,476 views
Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength . . .
By Chandrama Anderson | 2 comments | 912 views
Don't forget to vote!
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