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Category Archives: Random Signs
El Monte considers building brand new civic center
EL MONTE – The city’s El Monte Gateway project is centered on the idea of a transit-friendly village of homes and businesses adjacent to the 10 freeway. And now part of that development might be a brand new city civic … Continue reading
Rosemead City Council angered by utility company
ROSEMEAD – Several City Councilmembers expressed their frustration Tuesday evening that a utility company is tearing up a street that the City had just worked to beautify. At its City Council meeting, Helen Romero Shah, of the Southern California Gas … Continue reading
Diamond Bar voters reject ZIP code consolidation
While everyone at City Hall thought it would be a slam dunk, they were wrong. Since the U.S. Postal Service insisted the city send out a survey and that the survey results would be binding, the city would have to … Continue reading
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Collection of the best links regarding the Arizona shooting (UPDATED: Loughner’s mugshot is released)
I went to my favorite places to read news and opinion, various articles linked by others that I see on Twitter or Facebook, and searched for more on my own and compiled them here. If you want to learn more, … Continue reading
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Tagged blame game, Gabrielle Giffords, Jared Lee Loughner, political rhetoric, political violence, social media
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Blog issues
Just an update for you hungry Leftovers fans. We have had issues with the blogs throughout our company for the past week. Things appear to be working again, but comments are down for now as a precautionary measure. I hope … Continue reading
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Wikileaks: good for politics or not?
I have to admit, I have been kind of on the fence about whether or not Wikileaks is good for society. Does founder Julian Assange have an agenda against America? Will revealing these secrets further transparency or push secrets more … Continue reading
Double rainbow? All the way!
OMG. You know what that is? That, my friends, is a double rainbow all the way. Courtesy reader Danielson after the rain in the San Gabriel Valley the past couple days.
Don’t cross the streams! Or What would happen if you put your hand in front a beam that smashes protons
Here is some fun viewing for your weekend. Not to heavy thinking involved, only discussions about advanced physics, anti-matter, multi-verses, math that might as well be in Latin and such. But the first question was too compelling not to watch. … Continue reading
Inequality of wealth explored in series of articles
Considering my earlier post regarding wages and questions of public v. private sector jobs, I thought an article (a series, in fact) over at Slate.com offered some interesting insight into working, wages and money in America. The series is looking … Continue reading