‘Opinion’ Articles
One Afternoon In a Garage in Reno, Nevada
Good afternoon! Hello, residents of Whispering Hills subdivision! Thank you for that fine reception. How's everybody doin' out there? Now that's what I call spirit - Reno spirit. American spirit! Yessir, what you folks might lack in numbers, you make... -
Vintage Torque Fest 2012
Spent yesterday afternoon at the Jackson County Fairgrounds in Maquoketa, Iowa, taking in the 3rd annual Vintage Torque Fest, where I also took in $5 pork-chops-on-a-stick and lungfuls of dust from the quarter mile bowl dirt track. Tastiest of all... -
Julia’s Circle of Life
The continuing adventures of Barack Obama's favorite eyeless, mouthless government dependent -
In Memory of Steve Jobs
By John Romano (YBH) - Steve Jobs probably has more to do with how you and I spend our days than anyone else currently on the face of the planet. The Bell Curve dictates how most data is distributed for any given set. Mr. Jobs is to the far, far, right of that curve. The excellent part. From co-creating the Atari game Breakout to the [...]
“We Have Your Husband” – A Quick Review
By John Romano (YBH) - "We Have Your Husband" by Jayne Garcia Valseca and Mark Ebner is a book about people. Sure the plot is simple: A wealthy (at least in the eyes of the kidnappers) businessman is abducted in broad daylight in Mexico. His family fights to get him back. The husband is either killed or set free. The end. The [...]
CBS and the San Francisco Chronicle: A Contrast in Courage
By John Romano (YBH) - The San Francisco Chronicle has displayed remarkable courage standing up to the Obama White House. During a fundraiser last week in California, a group of anti-everything protesters sang a song during the President's speech. The President stood by, let the folks finish their tune and then proceeded with his [...]
America After Steve Jobs
By John Romano (YBH) - Steve Jobs probably has more to do with how you and I spend our days than anyone else currently on the face of the planet. The Bell Curve dictates how most data is distributed for any given set. Mr. Jobs is to the far, far, right of that curve. The excellent part. From co-creating the Atari game Breakout to [...]
