Interoperability and Health IT (Page 2)
02/18/22
The Superbowl is over. The Winter Olympics are almost over. The new Jack Reacher series was impossibly short. Now what do have to look forward to (besides planning a big…
01/28/22
Only four weeks into the new year and we are out with the old and in with the new. Just ask quarterback Tom Brady, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer,…
01/20/22
Distractions can help take your mind off of [insert your favorite current event disaster here]. So we can understand why Wordle, an online word puzzle that would normally be dismissed…
01/6/22
Do you feel like you need an inspiration to face these challenging times — some beacon of positivity and good humor? Two words: Betty White. Normally, it is sad when…
12/16/21
It is that time of year where people put out “best of” lists – like Slate’s Best Movies list, the Wall Street Journal’s Best Theater list, and Rolling Stones’ Best…
12/10/21
It is that most wonderful time of the year when everyone asks you “are you ready for the holidays?” What is that, some sort of test? NO we are not…
11/18/21
The most important news of the past week is pretty obvious: Paul Rudd was named People Magazine’s 2021 Sexiest Man Alive. The weirdly-never-ages movie star celebrated with his Ant-Man cast.…
11/10/21
Is there any super-intense character that Benedict Cumberbatch can’t play? He manages to be completely believable playing real-life famous people in movies, like genius-physicist Stephen Hawking and computer scientist Alan…
10/29/21
Sometimes the costumes are so good on Halloween night that you can’t recognize the neighborhood kids. You have to look past the kids to see which parents are standing at…
09/30/21
Netflix acquired the Roald Dahl Story Company, promising that we can watch Charlie and the Chocolate Factory over and over again. (Hopefully they mean the Gene Wilder version, because WOW…