I’ve always enjoyed watching old movies (1930s-1940s), especially during my teen angst years when I desperately needed a form of escapism. Musicals, romantic comedies and screwball comedies were the best. This week’s podcast includes an interview with Matias Bombal, a fellow classic movie fan, who...
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Hollye Dexter
Blogger - March 9, 2014 in Bloggers
The International Women’s Day hangover
March 8th was International Women’s Day. I celebrated by surrounding myself with brilliant, strong courageous women who inspire me. From morning till night, I was in the company of estrogen-laced greatness. Yes I was giddy and uplifted by the love, encouragement, and beauty of these...
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Randy Graham
Columnist - March 9, 2014 in Columnists
CIA or CSA?
What is the difference between the CIA and a CSA? One sows seeds overseas and the other sows seeds near the sea. OK, clumsy analogy but now that I’ve got your attention please read on… CSA is an acronym for Community Supported Agriculture, which is...
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Stacey Robinson
Blogger - March 7, 2014 in Columnists
The music of God, part two
(To read The Music of God (Part One), click here – http://ipinionsyndicate.com/the-music-of-god-part-one/) Here’s a curious thing: The English words “miracle” and “mirror” come from the same Latin root – mirari, which means “to wonder at.” It is meant to convey a sense of awe and amazement....
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Debra DeAngelo
CEO, Columnist and Co-Editor - March 7, 2014 in Columnists
Be the champion of your own life… like a Girl
It’s National Women’s History Month, and I must say, Winters is having a great showing for the theme, “Women of Character, Courage & Commitment.” On Thursday, Winters Mayor Cecilia Aguiar-Curry was amongst the honorees at the Yolo County Women’s History Month luncheon. Noted for her...
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Matthew Najmowicz
Columnist - March 7, 2014 in Columnists
Singing the Facebook blues
The more I turn on Facebook, the urge grows to turn off Facebook (FB). Every day is the same amongst the electronic masses. Someone posts a picture of an animal in a cage and tries to convince me that fur coats are evil. Someone gives...
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Julie Parker
Columnist - March 7, 2014 in Columnists
Uprising, artistically speaking
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Randy Graham
Columnist - March 7, 2014 in Columnists
Teleme, Squash and Onion Galette
This is a good appetizer and a good way to use the excess squash from your garden. If you can’t find Teleme cheese, you can substitute Monterey Jack, mozzarella or provolone. Dough Ingredients: 1 cup all-purpose flour 1/8 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon sugar 6...
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Maya North
Columnist, Copy Editor - March 6, 2014 in Columnists
Pavane for a brother stolen by AIDS
Dear Steve, Fifty-five years ago tomorrow, plus two weeks, they sat me down on a comfy chair (upholstered in plaid – why do I remember that?) and gently laid your warm, soft, surprisingly heavy little body onto my lap and said, “Martha, this is your...
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David Lacy
C.O.O., Columnist and Co-Editor - March 5, 2014 in Columnists
L.A.-based State to State releases new album, storms west coast
“I think that we fit in a place that is waiting to come back. Right now guitars aren’t in demand so we’re kind of lying in the weeds waiting to become relevant. In the meantime we’re happy to not cop trends. I haven’t turned the...
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