Racing: Bernal opened eyes in 2012
Ryan Bernal’s life-long goal was always been to be a professional racer - not having to care about school or other distractions - by taking his driving talents across the country.
Well-seasoned cuisine: Watch out for hot peppers when cooking
I made a big cooking mistake a few weeks ago and I paid for it with two days of a stinging pain on the palms of my hand. My mom did the grocery shopping the weekend before and bought the ingredients for a Mexican recipe called sopa seca, which translates to "dry soup." My mom told me she couldn't find a poblano pepper so she bought a different kind of pepper instead. She couldn't remember what it was, but it was not a jalapeno.
Boxing: Guerrero trains with brother who’s on same fight card
Philadelphia owns the moniker The City of Brotherly Love. But for this summer, consider South Lake Tahoe, The City of Brotherly Boxing.
Guerrero challenges Ortiz to bout via text
It appears Robert Guerrero is ready to get back in the ring.
It’s the Law: Trademark, service mark, patent and copyright 101, Part 1
As an attorney I am frequently asked legal questions about a seemingly endless variety of topics. One of the more frequent questions I am faced with is, “I need to get trademark protection, can you help me with that?” Automatically, my first response is to find out more about what the other person is trying to protect because often times the person does not need trademark protection. They might actually need a patent or a copyright. This is part one of a series of articles about the various statutory protections for intangible property.
Students confront the roots of bullying
In honor of Cesar Chavez Day, the Si, Se Puede! Learning Center and Community Media Access Partnership hosted an event Thursday that focused on the issue of bullying in the community.
