Altadena break: “Prison Break” star Wentworth Miller (one of our favorites) is listing his Altadena home for sale, according to the LA Times. The Myron Hunt-attributed home on east Calavaras St. lists for $1.59 mill, and is represented by Altadenablog sponsor Linda Seyffert of Podley Properties. As long as John C. Reilly stays in town, we’ll do OK …
Hijack the Space Shuttle? Why not? This website has a mental exercise about how a Bondian supervillain or enemy government (OK, Switzerland) could do it during the trip from LAX to the California Science Center. This is made even more difficult in that there will be no trees to provide cover …
Critters moving in: Our own Dr. Barkman (Jane Brackman) points us to this article in Science Daily about a study of coyotes in the metropolitan Chicago area, where about 2,000 are estimated to live. People moved to cities in part to get away from wild predators — but now the wild predators are increasingly moving into cities. Since we have bobcats, bears, coyotes, and mountain lions sporting around Altadena, we can’t say he’s wrong.
Coach Casey takes on the Rose Court: Glad to see that Casey Cousineau of Altadena (whom we’ve profiled) is one of the 33 finalists for the Rose Court. The Court will be announced Monday. Who are the other Altadena candidates? Pasadena Sun.
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Altadena break: “Prison Break” star Wentworth Miller (one of our favorites) is listing his Altadena home for sale, according to the LA Times. The Myron Hunt-attributed home on east Calavaras St. lists for $1.59 mill, and is represented by Altadenablog sponsor Linda Seyffert of Podley Properties. As long as John C. Reilly stays in town, we’ll do OK …
Hijack the Space Shuttle? Why not? This website has a mental exercise about how a Bondian supervillain or enemy government (OK, Switzerland) could do it during the trip from LAX to the California Science Center. This is made even more difficult in that there will be no trees to provide cover …
Critters moving in: Our own Dr. Barkman (Jane Brackman) points us to this article in Science Daily about a study of coyotes in the metropolitan Chicago area, where about 2,000 are estimated to live. People moved to cities in part to get away from wild predators — but now the wild predators are increasingly moving into cities. Since we have bobcats, bears, coyotes, and mountain lions sporting around Altadena, we can’t say he’s wrong.
Coach Casey takes on the Rose Court: Glad to see that Casey Cousineau of Altadena (whom we’ve profiled) is one of the 33 finalists for the Rose Court. The Court will be announced Monday. Who are the other Altadena candidates? Pasadena Sun.
