Anything Goes

by Bob Rozakis

Monday, August 31, 2015

Button Gwinnett

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Button Gwinnett, born in England in 1735, became a merchant and emigrated to America in 1762. By 1765, he had given up his mercantile pursui...
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Monday, August 24, 2015

Alex's Whirlwind Adventures

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Alex (and Chuck and Rebecca) came for a visit yesterday and the little man was excited from the moment he got off the train. Actually, I...
Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Boomers in Debt

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An article in USA Today this morning talks about Baby Boomers saddled with debt, but it is another example of "fun with numbers,"...
Tuesday, August 18, 2015

So, How's Retirement?

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The number one question I'm asked these days involves my being retired. Doesn't matter whether the person asking is retired as well,...
Monday, August 10, 2015

Highlights of CTY 2015

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CTY 2015 is done and all the staff members and students are back in the real world. As always, the six weeks seemed incredibly long yet pass...
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Bob Rozakis
Currently: "Writing & Imagination" instructor in the Johns Hopkins University CTY summer program, Adjunct Professor at Farmingdale State College, "guy in charge" of Adult Ed Volleyball at Farmingdale H.S.; author of "The Answer Man's Book of Trivia Quizzes,""The Secret History of AA Comics" and "The Junkyards of Memory." Formerly: Writer and Production Director at DC Comics, accountant at Preload Inc., Timberline software consultant for Accordant Inc.,Comptroller at Combined Resources Interiors. All the Time: Husband of Laurie (50 years!), father of Chuck and Sammi, grandfather of Alex.
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