Good morning, my fantastic blog readers. I know why you’re here today, it’s time for another blog recap of my personal blogroll, and I’m very pleased to have my good friend Audley Stephenson, he of the “Best Audacious Life” podcast and blog, here as my Saturday interview. We talk about the National Basketball League of…
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NIMSLO shots, 2021 edition
Long-time readers of my blog know that I will NEVER give up on a project. If I have an idea or a concept, I will try this concept over and over again until I get it right. Case in point. Years ago, I purchased a four-lensed NIMSLO plastic camera. Back when the NIMSLO (and its…
Read MoreClout-chasing in the House of Representatives: or, AOC > MTG.
Clout-chasing is a term in which someone tries to build their reputation by engaging someone famous in a confrontation or an argument, in the hopes that such interaction will build their own personal brand. For instance, let’s say unknown rapper MC Dumpy Drawrz starts releasing diss tracks about Jay-Z, in the hopes that Jay-Z will…
Read MoreHey, Scammers – you’re trying too hard. And failing too easily.
It was less than a month ago when someone contacted me, claiming that I had poached some of their photos for my blog. Upon a little careful discovery, I found that this “person” was a scammer, who was trying to fool me into clicking on a link that would have installed horrible ransomware on my…
Read MoreAlien Nation is on Tubi? Seriously?
Back around 1988 or so, the brand new Fox network added a science fiction drama to their lineup. It was a reboot of the 1986 film Alien Nation, which was a science fiction buddy-cop movie. Sorta. But this iteration of the TV series was different. Very different. Because, as we know, the best science fiction…
Read MoreA first meal at the last HoJo’s.
Yesterday was a bit of a photo day for me, I went into the North Country with one of my film cameras and took some pictures here and there. Once the images are developed, I hope you will enjoy seeing them. But on the way back home, I was feeling a bit peckish. Hungry. Famished.…
Read MoreIncubators aren’t necessarily automatically mothers.
I know why she penned this tweet. It wasn’t so much about celebrating mothers as it was about denigrating men and denigrating trans people. First off, the whole “birthing person” rubric came because Rep. Cori Bush (D-MD) testified about the potential loss of two of her children during painful births, in that doctors apparently did…
Read MoreWhat’s Up in the Neighborhood, May 8, 2021
Tomorrow is Mother’s Day, and as the great baseball voice Ralph Kiner said, “Happy birthday to all you mothers out there.” Ha. Welcome to the Saturday recap, where I showcase this week’s blog posts and photos from my fellow bloggers and writers and photographers. This week’s interview features writer and poet J. Eric Smith, whose…
Read MoreIt works with Reese’s, but not with dairy.
Stewart’s shops are part of our Capital District culture. Philadelphians have their Wawa stores, but everybody knows Stewart’s is superior. Well, technically, if you’re from up here, it’s not truly “Stewart’s.” It’s “Storts.” Pronounced as one six-letter word. Stewart’s offers a series of beverage “refreshers,” 20-ounce plastic bottles of milk and teas and the like.…
Read MoreI’m good with an Excelsior Wallet.
Here’s the deal. I was vaccinated against COVID-19 at the end of March. Technically, the proper medial term for me is that I’ve been “Double Pfizered.” And recently, New York State has opened up arrangements for additional venue capacity, essentially the state is re-opening. Yesterday came word that New York was allowing sports stadia and…
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