by Holdun | Sep 30, 2019 | Quarterly Book Review
Having just about given up on finding a book on artificial intelligence ( AI ) and its various iterations that I could understand, I was pleasantly surprised to come across this little gem. Well written and full of real-life anecdotes, it sets out to explain what...
by Holdun | Sep 30, 2019 | Quarterly Commentary, Featured
Overview While the third quarter had its share of fits and starts, global stocks still managed to eke out a small gain. There were many worries to overcome which I have labeled BRIT, for Brexit, recession, impeachment and trade each of which were bandied about during...
by Holdun | Sep 1, 2019 | Stu's Stew, Featured
My mother was 19 years old when she was married while my father was 5 years older, both very young by today’s standards but not unusual for their generation. Dad was a Lieutenant Commander at the time doing North Atlantic convoy duty from Halifax to Londonderry and...
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