Pope Leo XIV’s recent warning to safeguard against the most disruptive effects of artificial intelligence on humanity has begun to sink in. Over the next five years AT&T is said to be planning to invest $38 billion to hire and train blue-collar front-line workers, many of whom might lack college degrees yet are skilled technicians … More Pope Warns, AT&T Heeds Applying A.I. Humanely
Rita and I are walking along our blissful beachfront in Boca Raton, and of course as usual I’m picking up discarded plastic bottle caps desecrating our pristine beach as we go. So far, I have collected two blue caps and one white one. As I proudly capped my military service to our great country after … More A bottle cap went missing On Memorial Day Weekend
What’s one of the most dangerous jobs in the world? That’s an easy one! Just ask Presidents Jackson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Kennedy, Truman, Ford, Reagan and especially now Trump. The bell-ringer answer is the highest office in the land held by the bellringer himself, the President of the United States of America, with the current president … More This Ballroom Will Make It Hard For Assassins to Hunt Their Prey
You better come into these arenas prepared for an adroit battle and looking your best as an astute gentleman wearing a perfectly pressed suit with matching handkerchief and tie or if you’re a woman, cheekily dressed business casual in blazer with tailored trousers or pencil skirt with a collared shirt, or maybe a refined knit … More Here’s Battleground for Top Jobs The Company CEO’s Smart Office
ABC World News Tonight anchor David Muir does an excellent job reporting the news only he like all the other broadcasters follows a pattern reporting the news which I’d like to see revised a little bit. Instead of starting off fully reporting the top major news story at 6:30 PM EST, all the national television … More Woman Charges Cruise Line Served Her Too Many Drinks
Yes, it certainly was a momentous, glorious, fantastic achievement, an historic moonshot, a mission we all watched intently from start to finish, many with bated breath! Here was our dauntless, bravely adventurous crew of Artemis II astronauts managing to successfully fly 700,000 miles, circle the moon, be the first to see its dark side, then … More Long Shall We All Remember The Artemis II Mission Majestic!
Though I seldom wear a hat, I would have gladly, gratefully taken it off last night to the Festival of the Arts Boca for presenting such rhapsodic performances by an artful array of brilliant talent coming in all shapes, sizes and ages at the Mizner Amphitheater. All had one thing in common—huge talent! Impressive artistry! … More Festival of the Arts Boca Deserves a Music Medal
Paying taxes on your retirement accounts, while in retirement defies common sense! Isn’t it in the taxpayers’ best interest to pay taxes on their contributions to retirement accounts prior to retirement? Isn’t that when they’re relatively smaller, easier to pay and would make more sense, says the noted Certified Financial Planner Nancy Hite. Hite, a … More Pay Taxes on Seeds, Not the Harvest!
A fresh new cocktail has emerged called a MadDoni created by the master word and drink mixer himself, yours truly! This newly christened drink’s name combines the first half of our family’s surname, the Mad part, coupled with the first name of my late brother, the genius cartoonist Don Madden. After you taste a MadDoni, … More Ever Have a Negroni? Now Try a ‘MadDoni’ As Ocean Spray Keeps Cap & Bottle Together
The way my doctor’s voice resonated on the word “common” made it sound almost presidential, like I was an honored guest at a grand opening event, light years from anything remotely pedestrian, ordinary or commonplace. Ironically coming on the heels of those massive “No Kings” protests across the country, coming down with the common cold … More When Doctor Says You Have ‘The Common Cold,’ You’re at a Grand Opening Event