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another job transfer moving question....please advise

Posted 01-28-2013 at 04:44 PM by MsMurphy64

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Originally Posted by Mossy

I am not familiar with Hwy. 26 so I don't know where that ends. I see the Max runs out to Hillsboro and I think there is a shuttle to Intel but I am not sure. How far is the West Hills to Hillsboro?

We wouldn't mind public schools at all but I see alot of cuts. I also like that Oregon has alot of alternative schools i.e. montessori and such so I am doing my homework but it is overwhleming. We would mind catholic schools either. I think we want to get away from suburbia. I never lived

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Geography

Posted 01-28-2013 at 01:47 PM by aliyabdulmutolib

Do know that; the higher you go, the cooler it become.
Can you that; the higher the height of mountain above the earth

the heigher its lenght benearth.

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Geography

Posted 01-28-2013 at 01:45 PM by aliyabdulmutolib

Do know that; the higher you go, the cooler it become.
Can you that; the higher the height of mountain above the earth

the heigher its lenght benearth.

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“Opportunity Lost” thanks to Nashville and Tennessee

Posted 01-28-2013 at 09:52 AM by Kabluey

Memphis has been home to one of the top-10 liver transplant programs in America. Steve Jobs selected Memphis for his liver transplant.

That status will likely end thanks to a state decision. The state is Tennessee, and the capital is Nashville. Unfortunate news, apparently petty politics. This from the Memphis Flyer:

“Eason, director of the center, did a life-saving liver transplant for Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in 2009 that extended his life two-and-a-half...

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More activity comes to Broad Avenue

Posted 01-28-2013 at 09:49 AM by Kabluey

A couple years ago, Broad Avenue hosted an experiment. Called A New Face for a New Broad, the experimental event consisted of pop-up businesses occupying empty spaces in buildings. Broad is a pretty small, walkable stretch near Overton Park, East Parkway, etc.

“It’s a two-day realization of a vision held, among others, by the Historic Broad Business District, Livable Memphis and Memphis Regional Design Center. It’s an attempt to show how neighborhood business districts can be made

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