Like many people, I am fascinated by ChatGPT. It entertains and amazes me. It* also inspires me and saves a LOT of time. For fun, I asked it* to write a blog post based on the LinkedIn post that can be seen above. The blog post that ChatGPT created is below. I hope some peopleContinue reading “ChatGPT writes a blog post based on a LinkedIn post”
Category Archives: Review
Detroit: Jan 1, 2023
Discussion and images of Hart Plaza in Detroit.
A Painting by Asa Letourneau
Where are the black scientists?
The use of white space can be seen as a middle finger salute to science. Either that or a way of saying science is far too white. The original Nutty Professor, Carl Sagan, Bill Nye, Einstein, Dr. Strangelove, Stephen Hawking, Dr. Frank N. Furter… …all of ’em white men, with their whiteness serving as the frame and context for how they see the world, and for which they create science.
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Street Art on Queen Street
A photo journal of street art along Queen Street in Toronto, including pictures of Graffiti Alley.
Painting with John: Preparation
In a normal year, baseball players would be reporting to spring training right about now. It’s a magical time of year, and I’ve always dreamed about heading down to Lakeland, Florida to see Detroit Tigers legends such as Mort Crim, Bill Bonds, and “the MFIC“1 up close and in-person. Just typing these words has theContinue reading “Painting with John: Preparation”
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RE: Writer Perry King sees Toronto through community sports
The following is a kneejerk response to an article I recently read. The article’s purpose was to promote a book written by a local author, which is great. It also triggered me in a good way, which is also great. I’ve checked the ebook out of Toronto Public Library and maybe I will post againContinue reading “RE: Writer Perry King sees Toronto through community sports”
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Do you believe in Painting with John? YES!
On Feb. 22, 1980, when the United States Olympic hockey team defeated the Soviet Union, Al Michaels famously said, asked, and proclaimed all at once with the words “Do you believe in miracles? YES!” Mr. Michaels summed up the 80s, even before they happened. The 80s lifted America and the world up from a horrendousContinue reading “Do you believe in Painting with John? YES!”
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“My Brain Hurts a Lot”*
Sunday afternoon post remembering what was at Queen & Dufferin, where we are, and where we may be in “the new normal”.
Also, a THANK YOU to the folks at https://www.unit102actors.com/
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Did You Pick up Your Dry Cleaning?
“Do you like good music?” is a question that resonates more than 50 years after Sam Cooke, Arthur Conley, and Otis Redding first asked it in 1967. “Yeah, Yeah!”, has always been my unequivocal answer, but like natural resources, it seems rarer and rarer to find these days. So, I must continue my Covid thank you series with a heartfelt Thank You to my friend James Cheney for introducing me to the band Dry Cleaning.
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Emergency! the first First Responders
My thank you note to the TV show Emergency! and the song Route 66.
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