Monthly Archives: December 2019

by William Skink I can’t think of much to reflect positively on as we say adios to a decade that saw the deflation of hope and change, the re-inflation of unsustainable economic bubbles and a widening chasm of income inequality … Continue reading →

by William Skink It appears this blog is going to be indirectly involved in a libel lawsuit between blogger Pete Talbot and blogger Greg Strandberg, so let me explain how this all started. On December 5th I posted my reaction … Continue reading →

by William Skink Once Upon A Time In Hollywood finally made it to the red box, so I rented it to see what Tarantino is up to with his creative take on the summer of ’69, Manson, and the murders … Continue reading →

by William Skink The director of the fairgrounds, Emily Brock-Bentley, values things like fairness and transparency. She even said as much to the MC last year when she was reflecting on what she learned destroying the Merc: Brock Bentley is … Continue reading →

by William Skink A lot of people at City Council last night were there to protest the condo project, but instead of voting, Council members threw it back to committee. I watched some of the proceedings online and caught the … Continue reading →