Where is that?
Today we launch the latest new feature in the Register, one that I'm fired up about.
The Family Computer: Technology ends up in court again
There has always existed a tension between innovation and copyright law, especially with technology. The Sony Betamax case is most often cited to illustrate the conflict.
Seller's net sheet
There is one document that is more important to the seller of a home than any or all of the others.
Parker’s Pen: A St. Patrick’s Day reprise
The other day at a Napa Valley College seminar at the school’s south campus on Soscol near Kennedy Park, Jenny Sercu, a great touring guide, along with a young man representing a touring agency, were prepping some 25 or so people, mostly women, on the wonders of old New York.
On Wine: Global warming
I was asked the other day what the effect of global warming will be on the wine industry.
Betty Rhodes: Reflecting on Napans past
Welcome to the Senior Corner. It is our intention to present articles of interest to seniors, as well as to others.
Outdoors: It’s bass time again
The warm weather of last week got everything going; bass fishing is wide open. Berryessa is giving up lots of small and large mouth bass. Some fishermen are even site fishing. The water is clear enough in many cases to spot the bass. Clear Lake is turning out lots of 3- to 4-pound fish.
The World in a Glass: Wine that can be worn
There’s an old expression that everything in a pig is used except the squeal. Now a similar comment might be made about wine.
Glad You Asked: Recyclemania
Where do you buy the clear plastic bags?
Shirt tale
When I talked a year ago to Steve Rodrigues, owner of Val's Liquors on Third Street, he was full of plans. "My goal is to clean up the store and bring in new products and make it more of a neighborhood-friendly store," he said.
On the Lees: Appealing Quixote from Stags Leap
Whether or not you feel Carl Doumani possesses the traits of the fictional hero for which his winery is named depends on how well you know him.
Mom can’t afford to pay premium
Dear Len & Rosie, My mother is 72-years-old and has an old $1 million life insurance policy. She no longer has a need for this policy and she can’t afford the premium payments anyway. She has enough problems paying for her care at home, and her life savings is rapidly depleting. Her insurance company has offered her very little if she were to cash in her policy. Does she have any other options?
What’s Up Napa Valley: BarBersQ and Lobster Shack open
Two long-anticipated casual restaurants have opened in Napa.
Common Cents: I like Warren Buffett
Tom Mills
Common Cents