The flat screen on your living room wall, the cable box below it and that digital program guide that help you find your way through an increasingly congested universe of shopping networks, reality show repeats and the eight channels you actually watch might as well have been inhabitants of a dying… Source: latimes.com – Los […]
Blog: My kingdom for a charging station: one electric-vehicle driver’s frustrating search
Though zero-emission vehicles today make up only 5% of all cars on the road in California — higher in Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Jose — that comes to more than 350,000 vehicles. While battery-electric vehicles — known as BEVs — mostly rely on charging systems at home or work, some are dependent on […]
Blog: Meghan Markle Wore a Thing: Victoria Beckham on Christmas Day Edition
Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, in Victoria Beckham and Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, arriving to a church service on Christmas Day in England. Photo: Stephen Pond/Getty Images While most of us likely spent Dec. 25 lounging around in holiday-themed sweaters and PJ sets, such was not the case for the Royal Family, […]
Blog: Japan to resume commercial whaling, but not in Antarctic – Los Angeles Times
“The declaration today is out of step with the international community, let alone the protection needed to safeguard the future of our oceans and these majestic creatures. The government of Japan must urgently act to conserve marine ecosystems, rather than resume commercial whaling,” Sam Annesley, executive director at Greenpeace Japan, said in a statement. Source: […]
Blog: Chargers Daily Links: Merry Christmas from Bolts from the Blue! – Bolts From The Blue
Chargers’ Playoff Scenarios Abound Heading into Week 17 – Ricky HenneIf the New England Patriots lose to the New York Jets while Houston and Baltimore both win, the Bolts would then head to Foxborough to take on the reigning AFC champions. Upon Further Review: Five Lessons from the Ravens Game – Ricky Henne“We have to […]
Blog: The Hard-Earned Lessons of a Born Maverick
DECEMBER 26, 2018 IN A Politically Incorrect Feminist, Phyllis Chesler vividly recounts the glory days of the women’s movement of the 1960s and ’70s, of which she was a prominent leader. Her memoir captures the movement’s visionary vitality, creativity, and “massive euphoria,” the zeitgeist of an era characterized by new words (sexual harassment, empowerment), new […]