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Welcome, it is sunday, july 13. I am mike mibach. We have a look at our weather. Good morning, Rosemary Orozco. Good morning to you. This is the oakland estuary, plenty of cloud cover out there from the coast across the bay, north bay, south bay and into the east because. Look at the satellite radar. It is even a little bit of patchy drizzle and i had a few drops on my windshield coming in. And into the east bay. Mostly cloudy skies. Livermore stretching into areas like tracy and these are going to burn away. Mostly sunny for the afternoon. And have to keep reminding that we are not going to s...

A duck egg, fertilized for 17 days, hard boiled and then consumed right out of the shell is a popular Filipino bar snack. But it has its fans in the U.S. too.

courtesy of Daniel Paduano toggle caption courtesy of Daniel Paduano Daniel Paduano's Pekin ducks search the grass for slugs, snails and insects, which make up a big part of their diet. courtesy of Daniel Paduano When we did our egg taste test back in April, comparing chicken, quail, duck and goose, I confessed to how partial I've become to duck eggs. Ever since I tasted them at Abounding Harvest Mountain Farm in Los Gatos, Calif., in March, I've been extolling their custardy texture and flavor to anyone who will listen. I've also discovered that while ...

1K Shares There are a lot of ways to look forward to a long winter’s end. For some people, it’s the arrival of tulips and daffodils. For others, it’s the song of nesting birds. But for many, there’s only one kind of spring fever they know—baby chick season. The United States Postal Service has been shipping chicks through the mail since 1918 and, until last summer, there’s only ever been a small contingent of people speaking out against it. Generally speaking, people either don’t know that hundreds of thousands of chicks are shipped every year to farms and individuals through th...