Ranting on Ranting….
The blogs are afire with accusations, but the critiques fall flat.
Quick, find the man a kettle
Hilarious ensues when the DJ Donny R brings the ethics rap hard…
That’s all folks…..
The Alameda Daily News makes lot’s of predictions and assertions of supposed fact, but do they get it right?
Prime Minister, it’s for you….
Alameda Sun chooses to run with a letter to the editor that begins with a call to line up the city council and school board against the wall and shoot them.
Thin Line Between Love and Hate
Last Thursday, I mentioned a report card issued by Action Alameda on redevelopment in Alameda.
Report cards are great organizing tools, done well, they can crystallize a set of complex information into a short, easy to read format. Done well.
Brain Freeze
So many issues, so little brain activity…
There have been so many issues raised and decisions being made recently, that it has been difficult to even consider what to focus on. That, in a nut shell, is why I think most people don’t spend much time following the intricacies of government. At the end of the […]
Tell it to the Judge!
Without getting into the specifics of the Howard v. White case, I have been champing at the bit to discuss the Kafka-esque experience that was going through a Defamation Lawsuit in small claims court.
Quick Caveat: in the interest of finishing and posting this post, I am not double checking my dates, so apologies if there […]
Spin, spin, spin…
I really would like to write a bit about the recent ruling on the Howard v. White lawsuit which, if you haven’t heard, I won. But I’m having a hard time stopping my happy-dance and so am going to limit myself to Mr. David Howard’s most recent letter to The Don, attempting to spin his […]
And first graders everywhere sighed with relief
The jury is no longer out (actually it was a pro-tem judge) on the nail-biter (not really) case:
Howard v. White
The short story: KNOX WHITE WINS!
Andrew Dosa, Pro Tem Judge, found that “a reasonable person would have understood the word [’stalker’] was not used in a defamatory manner. Thus, the Defendant’s [that’s me] us of the […]
Friday morning grab bag
Today’s Alameda Journal announces a number of awards that the paper has recently won. Including Editor Jeff Mitchell for his story which uncovered the issue the AP&T inter-agency fund loans last fall. Recently, there appears to be a growing drumbeat, growing out of the place called “Action Alameda” (which I use to indicate a […]
