Around 1 am this morning this site was hacked by a group of folks with nothing better to do. I lost a handful of posts but nothing major. I will be more cautious next time as I anticipate returning to a regular posting schedule by next summer.
They will also hit the medical profession to pay a “Medicaid” reduction tax that requires a tax on the gross amount billed, not the adjusted payment amount, to be taxed like a sales tax.
So spin away. Real security is in knowing the truth and that it really can’t be changed to meet an agenda.
Yep, just received official notice that I have the seal of approval (via landshark/hotair)
Blogging has grown over the past three years. Opinions are easy to express and you don’t have to worry about the editing process or length restrictions that you find in your local newspaper.
There is generally not much traffic on Labor Day so I elected to have a server upgrade. I had been experiencing slow load time in the morning and a new server would eliminate or minimize this issue. My 2005 backup pages were displayed until this morning when I completed the necessary software changes. I also [...]
To help the Times Managing Editor keep track of the City Council, I will be spending a long weekend in my usual penthouse suite at a major hotel in Reno. I will be enjoying baseball played by Lassen County’s millennium child and his sister’s birthday party. I won’t know about anything happening in town. Well, [...]
Here is a blog written by a Yolo County Supervisor. I wonder how his local paper feels. I know what our Managing Editor thinks.
The problem is that the Professor does not inform you with facts. In fact he makes fun of the instead of discussing it.
I have limited contact with the Lassen Times. However, the contact that I have had with the Editor has had less than stellar outcomes. That is why I use this blog in an attempt to correct the record. I am not a puppet. I didn’t run for office to fire people. I didn’t run for office to run the City of Susanville. I simply wanted to provide a different perspective to the issues confronting the city. Somehow that simple agenda has morphed into something else. Change isn’t always easy and it isn’t always bad.
