Modal Dialogs
I did a lot of Windows-based programming in the last decade or so of my career. Windows programs are ‘event’ driven. When I first started, I worked in languages like COBOL and
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Making Waves — Ohio
While climate problems may seem too big to tackle, people all around this great nation are taking action. This week’s column looks at OHIO and the question is: How to respond when
Pieces of the Past — Did You Know?
When I was a kid I used to overhear old guys talking
Reading
I read a story once about two gas company employees doing routine
Sixteen Minutes and Thirty-Three Seconds
I’ve been on hold for 16 minutes and 33 seconds. I know, but I can make anything interesting. Just give me five minutes of
Riverfront Development
Regarding the development of Warren’s riverfront, it may be worthwhile to reflect on what would be the BEST use of one of the last
Not a Good Idea
I have been a life long resident of Warren County and do not condone the idea of demolishing a highly frequented public park and
A Cold Day In Lander
So I just got myself a hotel room. To share with three 8-year-old girls. God save us all.
Journalist Dads
Andy Close wants kids someday. Brian Hagberg already has some. They sat down with Stacey Gross, the host of the Two Moms Day Drinking
I’m Raising The Rock
I never really thought of it until I sat down to write this, but I grew up in the best of times.
Your Circle, Their World
If we intend on being an accepting modern society of change and progression so that all people feel comfortable in their skin both literally
Buy the Cow
I bought myself a ring.
I Bought Extra
Full disclosure, I didn’t come up with the idea for this column on my own.
The Tale of Josh Allen And A Fantasy Football Championship
There I was Monday night, my hopes at a fantasy football championship slim, trailing by over 40 points and needing a big performance from
