It’s hard to keep up with things in the White House, but another firing looks imminent, the shutdown was short, but it’s effects will still…
Author: The Editor
January 2018…So Far
Posted in From The Editor's Perspective, and World Affairs
It’s the middle of January and so how has the New Year started off? We left 2017 in a bit of a mess and sadly…
The Last Jedi ~ Is There Any Hope?
Posted in Films, and Media Spotlight
After the dreadfully clichéd ‘The Force Awakens’ which was over hyped to say the least, my hopes for ‘The Last Jedi’ weren’t particularly high. I…
There’s just a few days left in 2017 and I still haven’t started ‘War and Peace’ although I am more than half way through ‘Resurrection’…
December 2017
Posted in From The Editor's Perspective, Society and Morals, and World Affairs
It’s nearly the end of the year and it’s been a troublesome couple of months in the world. I prefer to deal in facts, and…
November 1, 2017 ~ A Decade Since Meredith Kercher’s Murder
Posted in From The Editor's Perspective, and World Affairs
A decade ago today, Meredith Kercher was murdered in Perugia, Italy although she was more likely killed on Halloween and her body found on November…
I delayed my customary Editor’s Perspective because so much was going on in the world it was hard to pinpoint where the main focus was.…
A September To Remember?
Posted in From The Editor's Perspective, Society and Morals, Spotlight on Humanity, and World Affairs
September is usually my favorite month as it’s the start of autumn and the weather is typically balmy with a breeze. Not so much this…
It’s the end of August, and I’m glad summer is nearly over as fall is my favorite month. Monday 21 August, was quite a day…
The Giglancer And The Gig Economy
Posted in Business and Law, and World Affairs
Is there a difference between a freelancer and a giglancer? Ever since Fiverr took off seven years ago, freelancers who pitch for jobs have faced…