Monthly Archives: June 2012

My Name Is Old Glory

An email from a friend pointed to me this post on Richard T. Cahill’s blog: Please Leave Me Out Of It. A new blog has taken an old quote from my blog out of context and used it as part … Continue reading →

The Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council seeks projects wishing to be designated as Priority Projects by the Council for the 2012 round of Consolidated Funding Application (CFA) awards from New York State. A priority project is one that directly or … Continue reading →

On one of her anemic blogs – this one named Mocking Robin – Terry Bernardo writes: “(Robin Yess’) website is built on an unending series of posts attacking the Bernardos and her bestest buddies run a website and now a … Continue reading →

Long before being formally “elected” the leader of the Ulster County Legislature, Terry Bernardo made it very clear around the County Building how she wants to be called: Madam Chair. We, at Mocking Robin, felt uncomfortable using this appellative, so … Continue reading →

SUNDAY MATINEE What is Terry Bernardo trying to achieve? Beats me, but a better question is why would she make public this strange narcissistic video of herself being pushed off the low bar and pulled off the high bar? Viewers’ … Continue reading →

On Jun 4, 2012 Kingston Times published Our little corner of the blogosphere by Crispin Kott – an article already reviewed in Anonymous Blogging is as American as Apple Pie (where it was exposed as “an incredibly superficial look at … Continue reading →

Some members of the Liberty Coalition have sent FOIL requests regarding the dollar amount of the many paychecks received by Langdon Chapman, Orange County resident and Counsel to the Ulster County Legislature at a salary of $49,750, and a staff … Continue reading →

All these years of hard work, scheming and dirty dealing, all this blackmailing and manipulation, all the mudslinging on Blaber’s and Roberti’s blogs, all the support from Bonacic, Catalano, O’Halloran and Rascoe, and nobody told Terry Bernardo “Beware of the … Continue reading →

As I said a number of times before, I am not a fan of anonymous comments. Online commenters aren’t famous for their kind words. Two Republican New York State lawmakers want to address this issue by banning anonymous commenting. Problem: … Continue reading →