I wrote a little preview of the San Diego Symphony livestream entitled Wagner meets Mozart and mentioned that I didn’t quite understand how the concert hung together. After watching the livestream, I still don’t get …
February 5, 2021
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First batch of female Marine recruits arrive at Camp Pendleton for training
Just kidding. These are actually all trans women, eager to take advantage of President Biden’s reversal of Trump’s transgender ban for the military. Just kidding. These are all cis het drag queens, eager to take …
February 5, 2021
Make it pop
What do this week’s films have in common? Both were found in Chula Vista, on the shelves of the Deseret Thrift Store, waiting patiently for me to take them home. The Wrecking Crew (2008) “What …
February 5, 2021
City Health Department addresses vaccine hesitancy among black community with cool representative superhero
Recent surveys have indicated that while roughly 20% of the White, Hispanic, and Asian communities would not take the covid-19 vaccine even if it were available to them, nearly 40% of the Black community would …
February 5, 2021
Governor replaces Stay-at-Home order with Stay-in-Office order
Last Monday, California Governor Gavin Newsom surprised many by lifting the stay-at-home order that had shuttered many restaurants and restricted other business and activity throughout much of the state. “Yessir, it’s Newsom’s new deal,” said …
February 5, 2021
Genshin: Become reborn in the Pure Land
Genshin The teaching and practice which leads to birth in Paradise is the most important thing in this impure world during these degenerate times. Monks and laymen, men of high or low station, who will …
February 5, 2021
Athletic Brewing crafts brews without the booze
Though he once described a favorite Wisconsin farmhouse ale as “nutritious,” J.J. Watt probably did not become three-time NFL defensive player of the year by drinking craft beer. But he has apparently enjoyed a few …
February 5, 2021