David Stone
Founder & Euro Editor
Navigating Apps with Changes in Memory: Join Our Study
December 2, 2025
Weill Cornell Medicine seeks older adults with mild memory loss for a study on improving navigation apps. Participation is valuable,...
Grand Prize! We Found the Worst Roosevelt Island Article Ever Written
We’ve read several poorly written and citing false facts – with enthusiasm – but the worst Roosevelt Island article strides proudly past all of them. Our guess is that AI contributed, but despite numerous inaccuracies, it sill got picked up…
New York City: The Concrete Jungle Where Dreams and Delicious Food Are Made
Why New York City Is The Best Ah, New York City – the Big Apple, the City That Never Sleeps, and the ultimate melting pot of diverse cultures, iconic landmarks and drool-worthy food. If you’re not already humming New York…
Exploring NYC with Kids and Keeping Them Busy and Happy
If you’re looking for a family-friendly place to explore, then look no further than New York City. This vibrant city is full of fun activities, amazing sights, and great food for the whole family. Whether you’re traveling with toddlers or…
City of Naples, Rich In Culture, History and Crime
The City of Naples in southern Italy has one of the densest urban populations in Europe. Its inner neighborhoods are packed into alleys where families have lived in the same homes for generations. It’s impoverished, yet rich with culture, history…
Brown Cows, Woody Allen and Friendly Biologists: A Summer Walk in the Swiss Alps
Our walk in the Swiss Alps started uphill on a sunny summer day. More of a hike, really, it included brown cows and views that take your breath away.
Aegean: Sailing The Wine-Dark Sea, How To Do Greek Islands
In the Odyssey, “Sailing over the wine-dark sea” was how Homer described the Aegean nearly 3,000 years ago. Today, his pulse would still quicken, roused by the allure of those waters. By David Stone An archipelago stretches from the Greek mainland…
Going To Paris Pleasures, But Getting Out Of Town…?
“We are going to Paris,” she said, “damnit.” No doubt, we were. But there was one, big obstacle.
Poem: I remember everything
I remember everything… I remember everything I remember everything promise, vow, commitment, engagement Name it Kept every one, no exceptions Afloat in mild night air, seventeen I knew I’d love her for all my life Can still feel the joy…
David Stone
Founder & Euro Editor