Human Error Code Number 1
by Aaron Ratliff What happens when you can’t communicate? You’re speaking the same language as the person across from you, but for whatever reason there’s
Has Comedy Changed on Television?
by Bob Branco If you are old enough to remember what television was like 30, 40, or even 50 years ago, ask yourselves if television
The Sayzeh Song (2016) by Chaim B. Segal
by Leonore H. Dvorkin Here, in Book One of five planned volumes, the author traces his life from preschool to 7th grade. The narrative is
Female Hair Loss 101: The Facts
by Daniel Bell When people talk about hair loss and going bald, they’re usually talking about men. Or so you would think. There are many
Fiddle & Vocal Workshop & Concert in Sacramento, April 16
by Sacramento Bluegrass Association Blaine Sprouse & Keith Little will team up to conduct an interactive bluegrass fiddle/vocal workshop plus a concert on Saturday, April
Musings and Response: Gambling against Work Ethics
by James R. Campbell I thoroughly enjoyed Bob Branco’s article about Gambling that appeared on the blog last week end. He made some very good
In the Spotlight
by Bob Branco Once again, I will make a brief reference to George Orwell, the author who accurately predicted in 1948 that we would be
Budget-Friendly Ways To Update Your Kitchen Today
by Daniel Bell Your kitchen can be the hub of your home. It’s a meeting point at the beginning and the end of each day
Measles Case in California or Drains Full in Your Town?
Did a new case of measles reported in Nevada City school, CA, happen in a vaccinated student or an unvaccinated one? This is the question
Abortion and Informed Consent for Your Primary Choice
by Michell Spoden “We were maiming at least one woman a month,” Carol Everett, former abortion clinic operator, is quoted on abortion on The Unchoice.