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More tools to help us remember

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Last time we discussed some tools to help us remember things. Tools like note taking apps, TV and streaming services series and bookmarking services. This time we’ll talk about tools to help us recall recipes and manage our photos.

Encounters with rock stars

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Editor’s note — This is the first of a multipart column about meeting famous rock and roll stars:

AI: A deceptive copyright thief?

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The question sounds pretty sensational but the allegation may go down as one of the biggest legal challenges of the century. The New York Times this past week sued Microsoft and ChatGPT maker OpenAI for copyright infringement. The paper claims that AI tools vacuum up text from everywhere and everything and these devices do so without permission, and without compensation.

No one right way to tell a story

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My nephew, Beau, keeps me on my toes.

The Thing in the sand

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It was 2 a.m. when I first saw it.

Reflections on the past year

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My weekly articles in the Highland County Times-Gazette continued to be, for me, a diary of the times.

Do red squirrels think like us?

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I drove my parents to their cabin this week.

Tools to help us remember

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I don’t know about you but I come across nearly countless things every day that I want to remember or look into later. I used to take notes on a little slip of paper or in a notebook, but invariably I wouldn’t have that paper or that notebook with me when I had time to follow-up. Nowadays I have my phone with me pretty much all the time. So, the question arises how can I use my phone to keep track of all this stuff?

Do you know it’s ‘Twixmas’?

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So yeah, that’s what they call where we currently exist, the time between Christmas and New Year’s Day – Twixmas.

A lesson in how to govern

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Governor Mark Gordon of Wyoming may be somewhat of a political unicorn. That he is a Republican in a state that is reliably Republican is hardly an anomaly, but when it comes to energy policy, he’s an example of a politician who’s more interested in solving problems than in pulling out his political litmus-test kit on issues facing his state and our nation. His leadership approach is a lesson that’s readily transferable to other important issues facing our country. Here’s why.