Eureka!  I'm sure it's a wildly popular diversion for millions, but I just   discovered how much fun, and enlightening it is.  Just type the beginning of a question i.e.:  How many...Where is...Why do...Is there...and then see what Google intuits about where the question is going.  Aside from providing instant amusement, its a window on the world of "what's on peoples' minds". Okay, maybe I'm the last to play this game, and now I look like a Luddite from Mars, but I had so much fun doing this, that I just had to mention it. Republican Norman Rosenblum is the incumbent and is seeking reelection as Mayor of Mamaroneck.  I generally avoid the political arena on these pages, but I once I read this, I couldn't resist posting... This is from a Q. & A. published in a local newspaper, http://mamaroneck.dailyvoice.com (this is copied exactly as it appeared)  What is your favorite location in Mamaroneck to spend time with your family? Mamaroneck in general is great source of enjoyment at the numerous offerings of the VOM restaurants, retail stores, Parks and cultural institutions, i.e. Emelin, Sandbox Theater and the fabulous new Library. It also offers an opportunity to get direct feedback from the residents, business and visitors. The events like St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Mamaroneck Shares, Fireman’s Parade and Carnival, Spooktacular are reason why we have a conservative estimate of over 2,000,000 visitors a year to our Village. Where is your favorite restaurant in the area? Anytime I am in one of the numerous restaurants that are throughout our great Village along Mamaroneck Avenue, Halstead Avenue, Boston Post Road or Palmer Avenue. All are one of the many reasons the Village of Mamaroneck is the No. 1 destination in Westchester.

Thank You Mr. Mayor...

perhaps we'll skip the "What's your favorite color" question. 

IT'S OUT. ALREADY. AGAIN.   THE YIN / YANG OF GRAND CENTRAL STATION 
IS BACK IN BALANCE. GOT A REFUND ON THE 3 WEEK POWER OUTAGE BUT THE STAIR-MASTER CLASSES ARE BACK IN SESSION. 

I never Metaphor I didn't like...part III. 

Eureka!  I'm sure it's a wildly popular diversion for millions, but I just   discovered how much fun, and enlightening it is.  Just type the beginning of a question i.e.:  How many...Where is...Why do...Is there...and then see what Google intuits about where the question is going.  Aside from providing instant amusement, its a window on the world of "what's on peoples' minds". Okay, maybe I'm the last to play this game, and now I look like a Luddite from Mars, but I had so much fun doing this, that I just had to mention it.

Republican Norman Rosenblum is the incumbent and is seeking reelection as Mayor of Mamaroneck.  I generally avoid the political arena on these pages, but I once I read this, I couldn't resist posting...

This is from a Q. & A. published in a local newspaper, http://mamaroneck.dailyvoice.com

(this is copied exactly as it appeared) 

What is your favorite location in Mamaroneck to spend time with your family?

Mamaroneck in general is great source of enjoyment at the numerous offerings of the VOM restaurants, retail stores, Parks and cultural institutions, i.e. Emelin, Sandbox Theater and the fabulous new Library. It also offers an opportunity to get direct feedback from the residents, business and visitors. The events like St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Mamaroneck Shares, Fireman’s Parade and Carnival, Spooktacular are reason why we have a conservative estimate of over 2,000,000 visitors a year to our Village.

Where is your favorite restaurant in the area?

Anytime I am in one of the numerous restaurants that are throughout our great Village along Mamaroneck Avenue, Halstead Avenue, Boston Post Road or Palmer Avenue. All are one of the many reasons the Village of Mamaroneck is the No. 1 destination in Westchester.

A hospital bed is a parked taxi with the meter running.

Groucho Marx

“Computers are like Old Testament gods; lots of rules and no mercy.” 
― Joseph Campbell

“Reality is a cliché from which we escape by metaphor.” 

― Wallace Stevens

“Using a metaphor in front of a man as unimaginative as Ridcully was like putting something very annoying in front of
someone who was annoyed by it.” 
― Terry Pratchett

“Who was it that said, “Men are but wheat, and the government is the bread”? Ah yes, that was my grandfather, who shouted that shortly before hurling a loaf of bread at President Hoover during the great depression.” 

― Jarod Kintz