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Doug Neckers

Messiah and a Modern Mess

Handel’s oratorio Messiah is to the King James translation of the Bible much as baseball was to the American Civil War, as Ken Burns has obs

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Politics and Teaching

Back in 1987, two distinguished citizens were nominated to receive honorary degrees -- William F. Buckley Jr. and Fred (Mr.) Rogers...

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Wired

What would Grandpa have said about those who are running his beloved Republican Party today? I feel certain he would have organized his town

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You can, or can’t, bank on it.

I’m not a banker; I am a scientist who also became a businessman. But I know enough about banks to know the banking system isn’t what it wa

Sam Adler, Guest Author

Mentoring, a Noble Profession

My long life -- I am now 93 -- has been full of important and life-changing experiences which I would like to pass on.

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Summary Report #95

Note that the pandemic is getting worse. Ohio and Lucas County are Bad but with increased scores. Wood County has progressed to Worse with r

Doug Neckers

Star Wars

You may have long since forgotten that Star Wars, or may never have heard of it -- but know about it, you should.

Doug Neckers

Priorities

I worry, because at a time when we need more money spent on science, when we need, for example, more money for research into viruses, some i

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