Better TV Choices – LED, LCD or Plasma?
November 16, 2010 by Dave High · Leave a Comment
You’ve probably noticed that there are many new television products available in the market place. The marketing hype and tech jargon add many challenges when searching for a new TV. Without being overly technical, let’s try to clear up some of the confusion. We have enjoyed high definition content for several years now with more …
[Read the full story]The Fallen Heroes
November 7, 2010 by Anita Venezia · 3 Comments
When an emergency 911 call comes in to the dispatcher, it is in most cases alarming, but our police and firefighters take it all in stride, as first responders, always getting the job done. The call can come any hour of the day or night, and within minutes, the police or firefighters are at the …
[Read the full story]The Front Lines of Caring
November 7, 2010 by Staff Writer · Leave a Comment
TroopsDirect.org is the vision made reality of Aaron Negherbon, a Danville resident of 20 years. His answering of the call to support our Armed Forces serving in Afghanistan has been heralded by military leaders, corporations and the public alike as truly unprecedented. We asked Aaron about TroopsDirect.org and its origins. “It began when one of …
[Read the full story]She’s All That
November 7, 2010 by Michael Copeland · Leave a Comment
The San Ramon Valley chapter of Soroptimist International will host its seventh annual She’s All That one day conference on February 11th at San Ramon Valley High School. Soroptimist International is a global society of professional women devoted to the advancement and enrichment of girls and women through local service projects. She’s All That has …
[Read the full story]Is Passivity Holding You Hostage?
November 7, 2010 by Trina Swerdlow · Leave a Comment
Wisdom and life lessons are often delivered to us in unexpected ways…via various messengers. And, sometimes we feel sideswiped by a life lesson. Can you relate? I sure can. During other times in our lives, we may receive messages that are delivered in the form of “gentle nudges.” The question is…do you stop and listen …
[Read the full story]Is Sciatica Getting On Your Nerves?
November 7, 2010 by Dr. Niele Maimone · Leave a Comment
Exploring Class IV Laser Pain Relief The condition known as Sciatica is one of the most common conditions that we treat at Align Healing Center. Some of the common symptoms of Sciatica are sharp pain in the low-back and/or buttocks accompanied by numbness, tingling, and aching or burning in the back of the legs. In …
[Read the full story]The New Patrick David’s Restaurant & Catering
November 7, 2010 by Paul Hirsch · Leave a Comment
Fine dining is a multi-sensory experience. New Patrick David’s Restaurant and Catering owners Al Sisto, Gary Mingle and Dana Dornsife understand that and have taken several steps to revitalize the restaurant and make it a choice destination for regulars and first-time visitors. Sisto, Mingle and Dornsife have invested in restaurants in the past, and they …
[Read the full story]Stamps in My Passport: Yugoslavia
November 7, 2010 by Harry Hubinger · Leave a Comment
Music soothes the soul they say – but it also excites, infuriates, stimulates, or sedates, depending on the tempo. Music is cross-cultural – independent of nationality. One can appreciate the rhythmic view of a composer’s effort completely, without words. Lyrics add to the enjoyment, but the notes must stand on their own. Looking back to …
[Read the full story]2010 Dodge Challenger RT: A ‘70’s Muscle Car Reborn!
November 7, 2010 by Charles Donaldson · 1 Comment
Growing up in the 1960’s and 1970’s I was surrounded by “muscle” cars, with the desire to own or at least drive one. I was fortunate enough to talk my Dad into buying me one for $500 and teaching me how to drive and repair my 1966 hot rod. In later years, my Uncle Tony …
[Read the full story]Market Fresh: Giving Thanks
November 7, 2010 by Peggy Fallon · Leave a Comment
Holiday entertaining kicks into high gear this month, as many of us gather for a traditional Thanksgiving feast. Unlike other holidays that drag us into debt, Thanksgiving celebrates the simple basics in life: nourishment, sharing, and gratitude. Preparing a thoughtful meal shows how much you care….about your friends, your family, and California’s bountiful resources. I …
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