Yes, I had to break into my queue. (This time it’s been a real pain, since Labor Day is Monday and a special day is Wednesday and I have a bunch of posts that need to appear consecutively. But, this is an important message.)
Continue reading Ya got trouble, right here in River City. Nope- all over America.
All it takes is a reframe, right? By writing 13 down in computer code (Base 2), not a shiver runs up or down our spine. 1101.
Continue reading 1101. Doesn’t make you nervous at all, does it?
A computational biologist, Arnau Vich Vila, presented his PhD research at the United European Gastroenterology conference in Barcelona (October 2019). His paper, coauthored with his PhD advisor, Rinse K Weersma at the University Medical Center at Groningen, along with co-authors from Groningen (Netherlands), as well as from the Maastricht University Medical Center (also from the Netherlands) , discussed the effects of various drug categories on the patency of our gut microbiome.
Continue reading Hits you right in the gut
The 40% increase in the federal deficit this fiscal year is a real problem, since the large tax cuts (part of the Tax Cut and Jobs Act) were not accompanied by a reduction in federal spending.
Continue reading Deficit Spending
OK. I am going to show my age. Not that I shy from it- I’ve earned the stripes I own. But, back when I was younger, I had to lie and say I was older. So that folks would take me seriously. (Yes, I passed for 18, 21, and 30 long before people faked ID’s to get a drink of booze- for business reasons.)
Continue reading Seeing <> Believing
I can’t believe how many people start businesses and don’t keep good records. That is the one way to have the IRS eat you for breakfast, lunch, AND dinner.
Continue reading 177 down. 188 to go.
I’m sure you’ve heard me say that I love to cook. It’s my way of playing in a chem lab- one that I no longer have at my beck and call. Oh, sure, during the days of KosherDepot and ASTRE, I had plenty of opportunities to exercise my creativity in the lab. Nowadays, it’s just my kitchen.
Continue reading Culinary Excellence Elevated by Technology
It seems that toy makers don’t really care if their ideas put our kids at risk. In their drive to conquer tot’s attention (and parents’ dollars), these folks are running amok with IoT offerings. (If you don’t know about IoT- and it’s insecurity- check out my blog series. This is the first blog in the series.)
Today is the first day of the secular new year of 2018. Which means you probably are making sure you keep your brand-spanking-new New Year’s Resolutions. (I make my personal resolutions in September/October, when the Jewish New Year rolls around. And, my corporate KPI [key performance indicators] are evaluated three or four times a year to make sure we’re measuring (and achieving) the right things.)
Continue reading It’s time. The calendar says so.
I admit it. I’m one of the only folks (or so it seems) that doesn’t like Uber. Maybe now that they have a different CEO…. Nah, who am I kidding.
Continue reading Unter Oder Unterirdisch
