Burlingame, CA (Vocus/PRWEB) March 30, 2011
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- Apr 03 Sun 2011 16:13
Burlingame REALTOR® Mary Ann Teixeira Shows Clients Bay Area Benefits and Activities
- Apr 03 Sun 2011 16:12
Daughter Abruptly Abandons All Interaction With Family
I am bewildered by this abrupt change in our mother-daughter relationship. I have pleaded for an explanation; there's never any response.
- Apr 03 Sun 2011 13:25
Man who died in San Diego boat mishap is named
Eight other people who were thrown into the water were injured. The cause of the mishap was under investigation.
- Apr 03 Sun 2011 13:25
iPhone 5: Clearest Picture Yet? [PICS]
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 19:19
The 'disturbing' third grade quiz about killing illegal immigrants
The video: Georgia school officials are investigating a curious third-grade assignment at Chesney Elementary in Duluth.(see clip below), the teacher's lesson featured a multiple choice question asking, "What does the U.S. do with illegal aliens?" The answers included: "A. The U.S. puts them to work in the army; B. The U.S. shoots them into outer space; C. The U.S. puts them to death; D. The U.S. sends them back where they came from." After Kelly Avalos, elder sister to one of the students, saw the quiz and found answer C "very disturbing," she alerted the local NBC affiliate. A spokesman for the local school board has since said the quiz was "not appropriate," and promised an investigation into who approved its use.The reaction: It's bad enough when children have to "imbibe hate speech through TV," , but it's "much more atrocious" when it comes "from a source they trust and possibly look up to," as part of their education, no less. Yes, "this is just plain wrong," . The teacher apparently got the quiz from a popular "education website." But before we reflexively cry anti-Hispanic racism, it's worth noting: "The teacher, according to the student's family, is Latina." Watch the news report below:
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 19:18
Acronym Laptop Tote Bag stays upright with center laptop sleeve
Everyone needs a tote bag that can hold all the daily essentials, plus a laptop and a few extra gadgets. If youre someone who shuns the more traditional leather briefcase look, this bag from the Acronym Spring/Summer 2011 collection might fit the bill for a sportier, but still sophisticated, version. The(about $590) is not shy on style, but sticks with clean lines and a dark color palette that would be suitable for everything from a casual business meeting to a trip to the gym or day at the beach. The medium- to large-sized bag is made from Dimension Polyant Superlight X-Pac with Cordura 500d abrasion reinforcements for durability and long wear.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 18:45
How to Gain Traveling Freedom with Portable Oxygen
Technological strides in the oxygen therapy industry mean that patients are no longer landlocked! Traveling with portable oxygen devices is not only F.A.A.-approved on U.S. commercial flights (as well as international flights that take off or land in the U.S.), but is now easier than ever, thanks to compact units like the Invacare XPO2, EverGo, and SeQual. For more information on these products, visit .
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 18:45
Parody blooms on Twitter
The latest entry in the Twitter comedy sweepstakes was @BronxZoosCobra, a Twitter feed which purported to be that of the Bronx Zoo's escaped Egyptian cobra that amassed more than 200,000 followers in less than four days.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 15:02
ExxonMobil to drill off Vietnam: official media
The project will be located at "Block 119" off Danang city and the adjacent Quang Ngai province, the Vietnam News reported, but it was not immediately clear if the drilling was in a disputed area claimed by both countries.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 15:01
Top banker and regulator offer dueling agendas
The two did not cross paths at the forum on capital markets in the chamber's stately Washington headquarters, situated within view of the White House, but their remarks reflected the intensity that still characterizes the issue.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 06:23
Maker: Boat overloaded in fatal charity sail
The maker of the boat, however, believes the boat carrying 10 people was overloaded and questioned whether a water ballast, which helps the ship automatically right itself, was properly filled.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 06:23
Ex-US deputy secretary of state to visit Taiwan
Armitage, due to arrive late Sunday, will exchange views with Ma over Taipei's ties with Washington and fast warming relations between the island and China, the foreign ministry said in a statement.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 03:27
Kelly: Riddick, Wood could get more touches
Especially if the Irish have to play without suspended star receiver Michael Floyd.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 03:26
First lady Michelle Obama speaks at DC school
Obama was speaking at Ballou High School in southeast Washington as part of a Women's History Month mentoring program. Responding to a question from a student about what she would tell a teen mom who wants to go to college, the first lady said she would tell the teenager "good for you." But she also told students they needed to have a plan and think about what kind of job training they need for the career they want.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 03:12
Fish advances at Miami Masters tennis event
Fish, who has been treating a thyroid condition since the Australian Open, dispatched Gasquet 6-4, 6-3 at Crandon Park.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 03:12
Libyan rebels flee as Obama authorizes covert support
While the United States, France and Britain have raised the possibility of arming the rebels, they have all stressed that no decision had yet been taken.
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 00:32
Gay marriage in every state: Inevitable?
In a milestone for gay-rights supporters, more than half of Americans — 53 percent — say in a new poll that they . This marks the first time a majority has approved the idea in a decade of ABC News/Washington Post surveys. Just five years ago, when George W. Bush supported a federal amendment to ban same-sex marriage, only 32 percent approved of same-sex weddings. The new poll also revealed a stark age divide — young people are much more likely to support gay marriage, while the elderly still resist the idea. Gay marriage has been banned by voters in 31 states, and is legal in only five. But with public opinion — and demographic trends — swinging toward acceptance, are same-sex marriage supporters destined to prevail?
- Apr 01 Fri 2011 00:31
Spanish scientists search for fuel of the future
Almost 400 of the green tubes, filled with millions of microscopic algae, cover a plain near the city of Alicante, next to a cement works from which the C02 is captured and transported via a pipeline to the "blue petroleum" factory.