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Ridgefield Press : Columns
Jan 23, 2008
SERVING OUR NATION: Updated Feb. 21
This list includes Ridgefielders or former Ridgefielders serving in the U.S. military at home or abroad.


Ridgefield Press : Columns
May 2, 2008
COMMENT: Antisemitism at Ridgefield High School
You always remember exactly where you are at the important times. You might blink your eyes, or shake your head. You might say “what?” or “no” or “why?” or “how?” You might say nothing.

I didn’t say anything the first time. Or the second. Or the third.

And I kept not saying anything until it become more habitual than a conscious choice, and so each time something happened, it would no longer be important to me, it would just be.



Ridgefield Press : Columns
Apr 29, 2008
FAMILY MEDICINE : Beware of hungry ticks
Without snow covering the ground, here come the ticks. Deer ticks (Ixodes scapularis) truly prefer to feed on deer blood but when there aren’t any handy, any mammal or bird will do just fine. And spring is the prime time for them to be hungry.

This is particularly bad for us since their bite might transmit nasty infections such as Lyme, and sometimes even Babesia, or Erlichia. As always, prevention is the best course with several avenues to consider. Next, be aware of possible symptoms to act quickly in case of suspected infections. Thirdly, think environmentally and help work towards correcting the underlying problems driving this seasonally accelerating epidemic of tick borne infections.



Ridgefield Press : Columns
Apr 28, 2008
TALKING TRANSPORTATION: Bicycles and trains
Much has been written in recent weeks about allowing bicyclists to bring their vehicles on board Metro North commuter trains, and I wanted to add my two cents just as a commuter and not as chairman of the Commuter Council. (Never be confused when I write here as I am always and only speaking for myself and not the many groups on which I serve.)

What is it about “bikers” that they feel their rights trump those of other commuters? How can such a well organized and vocal lobby be so blind to the sad realities of commuting on Metro-North that they would have standee commuters have to straddle their two-wheelers in standee-filled vestibules in the name of personal liberties and “being green”?



Ridgefield Press : Columns
Apr 24, 2008
COMPUTER CORNER #1042 – 04/24/08
Internet phones, restarting, hiding icons


Ridgefield Press : Columns
Apr 17, 2008
COMPUTER CORNER #1041 – 04/17/08
Sounds, backup, more


Ridgefield Press : Columns
Apr 10, 2008
COMPUTER CORNER #1040 – 04/10/08
Growing Web, USB drive, mass mailings, Word 2007 Help


Ridgefield Press : Columns
Apr 3, 2008
COMPUTER CORNER #1039 – 04/03/08
MS news, caps lock alarm, Windows explorer, logo key, Skype


Ridgefield Press : Columns
Mar 20, 2008
COMPUTER CORNER #1038 – 03/20/08
Vista, desktop background, removing thumb drives, energy hogs


Ridgefield Press : Columns
Mar 13, 2008
COMPUTER CORNER #1037 - 03/13/08
eeePC, Vista gadgets, slow startup, missing ‘run’ command


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