Your Passport to Glowing Skin – How to Get That Natural J-Lo Glow for Summer
July 10, 2011 by Theresa Taylor Grutzeck · Leave a Comment
I have been listening to women complain for years about how they want their skin to look healthier, smoother and youthful. They want their wrinkles to disappear and they want their skin to look radiant. There are natural products we can use to make our skin appear smoother and more youthful and without cosmetic surgery. …
[Read the full story]Legal Lines – Community Property
July 10, 2011 by Patricia Leong · Leave a Comment
Although most people have heard the term “community property,” many people are unaware of what it means and how it affects them. Most of the United States have marriage and inheritance laws based on English law, with the exception of Louisiana, which is based on French law, and eight states, including California, where our laws …
[Read the full story]A Shine of Rainbows – ALIVE at the Movies
July 10, 2011 by Carolyn Hastings · 1 Comment
I’ve was going to write a review on The King’s Speech, but it seems as though every month I find another little gem that received virtually no publicity (unlike The Kings Speech) that I wanted to offer to you. I did notice that on the DVD release category it said ‘Freestyle Releasing’ and that seemed …
[Read the full story]Real Estate Review – Short Sales Still High
July 10, 2011 by Tom Hart · Leave a Comment
Q. Tom, I heard recently that re-sale homes need to be outfitted with a carbon monoxide detector … do sellers have to comply or is it voluntary? A. Thanks for asking … you are referring to a new California state law requiring homeowners (not just sellers) to install a carbon monoxide detector in single-family residences …
[Read the full story]Passing Lane – 2011 Chevrolet Volt, It’s Electricfying
July 10, 2011 by Charles Donaldson · Leave a Comment
Has the 21st century finally caught up with the Jetsons? We’re on our way with the current modes of transportation available. Flying cars and morphing planes are estimated to cost around $220,000 and still have a long way to go to become main stream – if ever. The link with the Jetsons is that their …
[Read the full story]On the Green – Just One Thing: Less is More
July 10, 2011 by Dave DeLong · Leave a Comment
When it comes to golf, the old saying “less is more” usually is the case. Take for instance a player’s score. Obviously the lower you score the better you are. I can think of plenty more to prove my point but let me relate it to your golf game. I was at a dinner for …
[Read the full story]Market Fresh – Spicing Up Summer
July 10, 2011 by Peggy Fallon · Leave a Comment
Seriously. Is any other vegetable as much fun to eat as corn on the cob? It’s also warm, sweet and slightly crunchy, with a preferred manner of eating that defies every rule of etiquette. But even when the kernels are taken off the cob, corn still reigns supreme as one of America’s favorite veggies. Ask …
[Read the full story]Pain, Pain Go Away – Healing Your Pain with Class IV Laser Therapy
July 10, 2011 by Dr. Niele Maimone · Leave a Comment
Since Align Healing Center opened its doors in 1999 we have been treating arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis, well let’s just say all of the “itis’s”. In other words PAIN, whether it’s back pain, neck pain, knee pain, shoulder pain or any other pain, we have been there to awaken the healing potential in the body and …
[Read the full story]Welcome – July 2011
July 10, 2011 by Eric Johnson · Leave a Comment
This month we have a great story of historical importance by Bob Fish about the Suisun Bay’s Mothball Fleet. Once home to Howard Hughes’ mysterious, CIA commissioned Glomar Explorer, while the fleet has diminished in number over the years, it is still home to a few intriguing vessels including the battleship, USS Iowa and the …
[Read the full story]Dirt Gardener – Bougainvilleas & Stubborn Spiders
July 10, 2011 by Buzz Bertolero · Leave a Comment
Q. My three-year-old Bougainvilleas blooms profusely in the spring, but the bracts fade & fall off in the summer. The vines are growing on a trellis with an eastern exposure. I suspect a watering problem. The Bougainvilleas are watered infrequently; however, they do receive additional moisture from the nearby Azaleas. Various websites give me conflicting …
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