War of words
Bill Kisliuk
Pat-a Cake Pat-a-Cake
“Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!” The sound of my husband’s deep-voiced yell of shock and surprise pulled me out of my reading reverie. And then he did it again, even longer and louder, “Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!” I jumped up from my dining room chair and headed to where my husband was standing in shock staring into the kids’ play area (what for most people is their den).
I'm here to school you on education
Last March the Register held a contest to “Win Your Own Blog.” Of course I entered, I’m opinionated, well informed on some topics, a good bluffer on others. I like the give and take of the online and I am passionate about my beliefs, particularly when it comes to education. I thought that would make a good blog topic. Well, the very capable Ms. Phoebe Harper won. However, Dan Ross e-mailed me a few days later and said he could be persuaded to have a blog about education.
The magic of public art
This letter, drawn from my comments at the unveiling of Gordon Huether’s work of public art on the new parking building at Fifth and Coombs, Napa, June 3, expresses only my personal sentiments and does not reflect an opinion of the Art and Cultural Commission of Napa Valley:
Don’t fall for the scam
How can typical citizens prevent crimes of fraud and identity theft, which are on the rise, when criminals use increasingly sophisticated tools via e-mail, phone solicitations and the U.S. mail?
Proud to be from the caring town of Napa
Bob Garske
Shannon's memory shimmering on
Dan, Lori and Kevin Lemieux
Missing the story at Science Fair
Annika Phillips
Lake Luciana vote was a mistake
The vote against the Lake Luciana project today flies in the face of County rules for acceptable uses in the open space area of the agricultural watershed, and was a mistake.
Making history in Iran
No matter how things turn out in Iran in the immediate future, a huge statement has been made by the Iranian people that they want more freedom, and my belief is that in the future we will see the manifestation of their courageous actions.
Welcome to America - now speak whatever you want
English is the hardest language to learn. It's a tacitly accepted fact that English, with all its rules (and millions of exceptions) is a very difficult language, sometimes to a point where even native English-speakers have considerable trouble.
Rant for June 15
What politically-themed issue makes you want to scream?
DRT for June 15
Fire out your thoughts here on your topic of the day that is not covered through a Register.com article or opinion item.