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Editorial on Google Chrome v56 First off, let’s just say that I have been a Google Chrome supporter for at least two years. In my mind, it’s done an excellent job isolating and protecting us users from the nasties out there in the world trying to screw with us. I know because as an IT…
Do you like the genre of science fiction? I am not a fan yet if a story has character development, conflict and some resolution, I am interested. That is what I have found reading Richard Verry’s ‘Mona Bendarova Adventures’. I guess I have to wait for the third book in the series, ’ Lucky Bitch’,…
A Quick Update Good day to you all, I’ve missed you. Writing during a holiday season is a challenge for sure. However, I can tell you that all of you, my readers, fans, friends and family alike, I think of you frequently day after day. We came out of a four-day holiday in November, and…
Word of the Day: ab initio ab initio (adverb) ab-ih-NISH-ee-oh Definition : from the beginning Examples “Like many of contemporary architecture’s most celebrated figures, [Zaha] Hadid is often presented as an artist who conceives her buildings entirely ab initio.” — Ellis Woodman, The Daily Telegraph (London), 3 Sept. 2012 “Two months ago, the Supreme Court…
Word of the Day: thaumaturgy Thaumaturgy (noun) THAW-muh-ter-jee Definition : the performance of miracles; specifically : magic Examples “The place is still a favourite pilgrimage, but there seems to be some doubt as to which Saint John has chosen it as the scene of his posthumous thaumaturgy; for, according to a local guide-book, it is equally…
Word of the Day: obfuscate Obfuscate (verb) AHB-fuh-skayt Definition 1 a : darken b : to make obscure 2 : confuse 3 : to be evasive, unclear, or confusing Examples “Time and again he has shifted, shaded or obfuscated his policy positions—piling on new ideas, which sometimes didn’t fit with the old.” — David Fahrenthold…
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