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- 1Jazz Fans Recall Grant Green's Blue Note Legacy▼# GrantGreen (1935-1979) Mec, j'en suis à ma 22e année chez Blue Note...George (Butler) a pris de nombreux artistes de j
Music lovers are sharing reflections on guitarist Grant Green (1935-1979) and his long association with Blue Note Records. A quoted remark from a veteran jazz artist recalls spending over two decades at the label and credits producer George Butler with bringing jazz to a mass audience, broadening its reach beyond a small minority of listeners. Green remains celebrated as one of Blue Note's most recorded guitarists.
- 2Robot Butlers of the Future May Need Insurance▼Will Robot Butlers of The Future Need Insurance? Affirmative -
Industry commentary suggests that robot butlers — service robots expected to handle tasks in homes, hotels and care settings — will eventually require insurance coverage. As these machines take on physical work around people, questions arise over liability for damage or injury they cause, and insurers are beginning to weigh how policies for autonomous household robots could be structured.
- 3Readers Ask About 'War Is a Racket' at Hemlock Bazaar●I need to check if # HemlockBazaar has this book. Do you happen to know @ ajroach42 ? https://www. hemlockbazaar.com/sta
Book lovers are checking whether the online indie bookseller Hemlock Bazaar stocks 'War Is a Racket,' Smedley Butler's classic 1935 critique of war profiteering, and are tagging writer ajroach42 to ask if he knows. The exchange also points to the book available through Bookstore.ninja and mentions Hemlock Bazaar's staff picks page, with a reminder not to forget your optical drive.