An Encyclopedia of World War II Films
When renting movies from the video store became popular, I did what I always do: I got a book that helped me
Honestly, The Internet
What do you get, asked Pavlov, when you ring a bell and then feed a dog? A dog that salivates whenever it
Lakeshore Yacht & Country Club
Are you planning your dream wedding, hosting a special corporate event, do you want a gourmet dinner, or a summer filled with
The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity
The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity by Douglas Murray, 2019.
It’s the best testimony to the power of Murray’s
Some of the Best Things
If you had suggested to me, even ten years ago, that I might become an avid reader of Popular Mechanics, I’d have
A Gem for the Holidays
Would you like to hear a “gem” of a story as we anticipate the holiday season? Here you go: not long ago,
The Scotswoman by Inglis Fletcher
One of the things that appeals to me about books and reading is that they’re like a fingerprint —once imprinted, they remain
Human to Robot, Robot to Human
Perhaps you’ve seen it —the viral video of Boston Dynamics robots doing amazingly humanoid gymnastics tricks, riding skateboards, performing chores, and looking
The Magic of Oz
It’s my hope that today’s children will read a handful of classic books, among them but not limited to: the Narnia stories,
Innovation is Fun!
Technology is a frightening, fascinating, fabulous thing. It has created some of the most amazing, horrible, convenient and silly things imaginable.
