Alan Turing
I have always been fascinated with mathematical/engineering minds.
Perhaps that’s because I don’t have one, and I’m ever curious how it
New York State Craft Brewers Festival
Did you know that beer drinking dates back as many as 5000 years, and was a popular beverage among the Sumerians, Egyptians,
Of a Boy and His Valley by Arnold W. Cook
Life in Rural Western New York during the Great Depression 1929-1936 (Published 1991)
A.I. Rules
A.I. is certainly one of the leading topics of discussion these days. Any mention of it is sure to get a groan,
Story Songs
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Bill Knowlton’s Bluegrass Ramble Picnic* Sunday, August 6th, I was in the large, relaxed
Homework Time Again
I’m sure I’ve told you before about the time, way back in computer time, when I was rhapsodizing about Google and what
Festa Italiana 2023
When I was a child growing up in Buffalo, NY, we (the Scots-Irish Henry family) lived between the Beliotti’s and the Campofelice’s.
War on the American Republic: How Liberalism Became Despotism by Kevin Slack
I’ve had a number of conversations with people about The Baby Boom (the “Boomers”) and how horrible they were, and how they
SETI@Home
A recent television sci-fi experience, as well as the “UAP” discussions flying wildly about the Internet, got me thinking about the “olden
