Welcome to 2026 This is usually a time of feeling refreshed, a time of casting out the old and welcoming the new. But with the craziness of the world today I am left to wonder what 2026 will bring. Instead of speculating on what could be, I want to dedicate this editorial to my love […]
Editor’s Page – January 2026 Read More »
An Open Letter to Scammers and Hackers Isn’t there some other legal work you could come up with to play with your tech tools? Our banks and stores and credit card companies all tell us you earn a good living, but while you are doing so, you are making our lives hell. It seems that
Editor’s Page – December 2025 Read More »
AI technology is not ready Elon Musk has stated that by 2030 AI will be more intelligent than the entirety of humanity. Think about this. I have written previously and shared what I know and have experienced with AI as a person and as a professional in only ONE aspect of the use of AI.
Editor’s Page – November 2025 Read More »
The Blame Game How much longer can the world sustain the endless and unnecessary playing of the Blame Game? This is a vile and malicious game that has been played throughout time. The etymology of the phrase divide and conquer (from the Latin divide et imperia) first appeared in English around 1600.Its most common use
Editor’s Page – October 2025 Read More »
As August signals the end of summer, it is often a time of reflection and renewal. And so, for September, we are starting to make some changes in the Ojo. The post-Covid demographics of our readership have changed, and we have had an influx of new arrivals in the area. So, we have planned some
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Artificial, yes. Intelligence? Not so much Each of my days are spent in front of a computer screen as my work is all computer work. As Editor for the Ojo I must read a lot of material, research, fact check, contact people, answer questions and email. It is a full-time job. This makes me both
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Rain, Rain, RAIN! During the hot arid months of spring, we anxiously await the arrival of the rainy season. We get to the point where we beg for cooler temperatures, and moisture to tamp down the endless dust and refill our evaporating lake. Each summer we feel the temperatures rise higher and higher. People make
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Rest in Peace Pope Francis gave the Blessing at Sunday’s Easter Mass at St. Peter’s Square, then mixed with and waved to the thousands of people from his simplified Pope mobile, returned to his apartment and celebrated Easter Monday with God. April 21, 2025 – The world mourned the death of Pope Francis, who died
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April is a month of renewal. And while northerners may be experiencing April showers in hopes of May flowers, they are also preparing to celebrate Easter with stores showing pastel decorations of Easter bunnies and candies and creating Easter eggs out of anything but real eggs. They will go to church maybe once with their
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Slow Your Roll Let us all stop and take a deep breath. The entire world is going through monumental changes. And we all must stop. Take in a long breath and take a deep breath. The events in the world have gotten more hectic since January as the man who now occupies the position of
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