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My friend and former Intel colleague Steve Caine will forever rue the day he asked me to help him with…
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Tia Betty. If the name conjures images of a dowdy old woman, a face etched with wrinkles and thinning grey…
In an article entitled “Ode to the Handheld” in the April, 2020 edition of New Mexico Magazine, writer Alicia Inez…
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For more than a quarter century, award-winning journalist Charles Kuralt had the type of job any aspiring sojourner would envy.…
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In an early episode of the Andy Griffith Show, while contemplating a job offer in South America, Andy tried to…
In Act II, Scene II of Romeo and Juliet, the immortal soliloquy “what’s in a name” is uttered for the…
The curious appellation “Tijuana Bar” dates back to the 1920s when the 18th amendment to the Constitution established Prohibition in…
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