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Last Companions: When Humans Fade and Machines Remain, by Fouad Kronfol

I received this from a lifelong friend and university cohort. As I am also nearing my 90s I find that much of what he feels and expresses mirrors my own thoughts. The only difference between us is that I have not found solace in talking to a machine but rather to continuing to be interested and involved with numerous activities,including sports. In fact, I have argued with him this point as I have no intention to let a machine or virtual entity to dominate my persona. I am perfectly content to simply use my laptop and iPad to communiate with all my contacts, without belonging to any social media. I use both machines for some info searches, the latest news or sports results, and general exchanges with contacts on mutually interesting subjects.

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A 'Thank-you' to Americans - by Horst Max Cerni

Since the United States is celebrating its 250th Anniversary, it seems an appropriate moment to remember my good American experiences.

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Do NOT read this article...unless you want to read about success . . . by Ken Gibbs

Tara Handpump This article is not to track the creation and development of the Tara Handpump itself but looks at why it became so popular, so quickly.

How a lifetime of service led me to one clear decision by Susana Sandoz

 "When my husband and I were writing our Wills, we knew UNICEF had to be included.

More Trees - Neena Gupta

My fascination with trees grows.

U.S.A.I.D. Cuts Killed People. That’s the Truth. From the NYT - shared by Kul Gautam

A fitting response to Trillionaire Elon Musk by Nick Kristof of the NY Times. U.S.A.I.D. Cuts Killed People. That’s the Truth.