This area used to be "Stump the Puzzler". Users would send me PC computer questions and I would try to answer them. It turned out to be too time consuming to keep the site updated with the questions and answers. I would have been in real trouble if it had ever become popular.

For you young keyboard kowboys, Larry "the mad duck" Kephart is carrying a "tee-square" which is an ancient drafting tool and a "slide-rule" a muscle-driven, pre-electronic, calculation device.

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When I write software, and I put my name and copyright notices in the header comments, I follow my name with the impressive initials "P.A.L." These initials do not stand for any professional society or academic accomplishments. They are a "tongue-in-cheek" reminder of how confusing software development can be. They stand for "Puzzler at Large".

There are no prizes for "stumping the puzzler" because it is not all that difficult to do.

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Boca Raton, Florida 33432

Issued Friday March 21, 1997

Updated Thursday December 17, 2009

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