Advanced math escapes my comprehension....it's too hard!! Lol. I've studied the history of science from pre-Ptolemy up through Stephen Hawking and beyond. I love the Copernicus/Kepler/Galileo/Brahe era, but I'm particularly fascinated by Issac Newton. Congratulations to your daughter -- I know the publishing industry in New York is brutally competitive.

Some early Pink Floyd

These are extremely moving and touching words, Andy.

I've Got A Rock And Roll Heart -- Eric Clapton

Home Is Where The Heart Is -- Elvis/Lady Antebellum

Charles, you might be a little shy, but you certainly don't possess a low I.Q. -- far from it. You also possess a tremendous amount of self-awareness and have a good heart. You're an excellent writer too.

Great pics of Bardot -- I've had a crush on her since childhood, lol. If anyone is interested, there is a great biography about her called "Bardot: An Intimate Portrait" by Jeffrey Robinson.

The election return results

Welcome Home -- Metallica

All Night Long -- Joe Walsh

Dance The Night Away -- Van Halen

Ghouls Night Out -- The Misfits

Zoe, I read the above-mentioned book by Feynman years ago and very much enjoyed it. He was quite an interesting character. I should mention that I didn't love studying physics at university -- I hated it -- but I did enjoy studying the history of science, and Feynman was an important part of that history.

I saw Def Leppard a few years ago in Texas and I enjoyed the show. I like a lot of their earlier songs.

Original TSRTS soundtrack

A Horse With No Name -- America

Ticket To Ride -- Beatles

Ballad Of Easy Rider -- The Byrds

Uneasy Rider -- Charlie Daniels

Song of Freedom -- Bob Marley

Shakedown Street -- The Grateful Dead

Little Things -- Bobby Goldsboro

You look lovely, Zoe

Pictures At Eleven -- Robert Plant

In the Dark -- Billy Squier