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Waiting for Santa

Waiting for Santa

I remember very clearly as a child the excitement surrounding Christmas and especially the arrival of Santa. We would always put out milk and cookies to greet his arrival and went to bed hoping that he would fill our Christmas stockings and leave them at the foot of...
On the Rock

On the Rock

Christa and I had planned a trip to Newfoundland in September with another couple, neither of whom had ever been to the island, fondly known as “The Rock”. We had escaped Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas only to be greeted by the tail end of Dorian off the west coast...
A Human’s Guide To Machine Intelligence

A Human’s Guide To Machine Intelligence

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...
Educated

Educated

One occasionally hears of stories that defy belief. This quarter’s review deals with such a story, and perhaps some of you who have not read the book, will think it’s pure fabrication. Well, if nothing else, it will inspire you to read the book and see for yourselves....
Financial Provider Set to Trigger Expansion

Financial Provider Set to Trigger Expansion

By NEIL HARTNELL Tribune Business Editor nhartnell@tribunemedia.net A Bahamas-based multi-family office, which plans to double its workforce by launching a new business and investment fund, says this nation must avoid the “rogue country” label at all costs. Brendan...