The Palo Alto Battlefield National Historic Site is a national historic site in Brownsville, TX. This area is protected by the federal government for its historical significance.
Grim news hit this university town in late October just two days before a PTA forum on teenage stress: A fourth Palo Alto teen had died after stepping in front of a commuter train in less than six months. With hundreds of parents crowding the forum, school Superintendent Kevin Skelly told the anxious gathering that the latest death was "a cruel irony" because city officials were working to prevent another tragedy. Experts have struggled to understand what generates clusters of teen suicides... Read Full Story
Recently
Palo Alto Networks released the fall edition of their Application Usage and
Risk Report: An Analysis of End User
Application Trends in the Enterprise. There are definitely some interesting findings within the report,
and I wanted to highlight some of the more noteworthy ones from the perspective
of NewsGator, particularly NewsGator Social Sites for Microsoft SharePoint.
For instance the report finds that 91% of
organizations they polled were using SharePoint, up dramatically... Read Full Story
A Veterans Administration probe that found eight veterans suffered potentially preventable vision loss while under the care of optometrists at a Northern California VA facility is prompting medical groups to call for a state investigation. The groups sent a petition Wednesday to the California Department of Consumer Affairs seeking an evaluation of the care received by the veterans at VA Palo Alto. The patients had glaucoma, a class of eye diseases that can lead to blindness. The California... Read Full Story
KEEPING THE FAITH IN SILICON VALLEY>
Spirits are high and ideas are flowing in the cubicles of one startup incubator
For months, Saeed Amidi has heard all the talk of doom and gloom in Silicon Valley. Layoffs are on the rise, venture capital investments are plunging, and tech startups are closing their doors. But Amidi doesn't see that pessimism in his own business, a Valley-based incubator called Plug and Play Tech Center. "People are really excited about starting new companies... Read Full Story
Tesla Motors will open a new power train production facility and corporate headquarters in Palo Alto, Calif., as the electric-car maker moves to expand production after a recent award of government loans, the company said Tuesday. The three-building facility at the Stanford Research Park will build components for Tesla's electric vehicles as well as parts for other automakers. The facility will employ some 350 people with space for up to 650. The carmaker, which currently builds the $109,000... Read Full Story
Brownsville is a relatively small city but still has quite a few notable attractions to see. You can go to the Gladys Porter Zoo, visit Boca Chica State Park or do a number of other activities. If you are a history buff there is one attraction you should make sure to visit. That attraction is the Palo Alto Battlefield. It is a must see for any fan of history. Keep reading and find out more.
The Palo Alto Battlefield is home to the first battle in the Mexican American War. The battle... Read Full Story
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We are able to treat and a variety of tree disorders. Often, trees suffer from urban environmental factors, and when these factors are addressed there is a re-establishment of the trees health. Sometimes the tree requires treatment for a disease or fungus. We take care of that too.
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Tesla has announced its plans to move its headquarters to Palo Alto. Whats
funny is they will still be retaining their showroom and sales operations on El
Camino Real in Menlo Park.
So the big question is, why bypass Menlo Park? What does Palo Alto have that
Menlo Park doesnt?
For some critics, the more politically correct question would be what
does Menlo Park have that Palo Alto doesnt? The answer: the Menlo Park City
Council. Many critics blame the city council for impeding... Read Full Story
We all love trees but did you know that:
Trees save Americans billions of dollars because they provide shade that makes it easier to heat and cool homes and offices. Trees are more than just pleasing to the eye. They save us money and increase our property values at the same time.
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