Live and Let Die is the second James Bond novel by Ian Fleming, and it wasn’t until my first trip to New York that I really appreciated and understood some parts of the book.

So I’ve long had “learn to play the guitar” on my list of goals.

Auric Goldfinger is one of the more memorable villains to cross paths and wits with James Bond.

I’ll be giving a talk this Wednesday titled “Knowledge Discovery with Iterative Denoising”.

As noted in The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 27, Thomas Jefferson writes, after touring through the vineyards of France:

Some say that Thunderball, by Ian Fleming, was the book that really started James Bond on his path of world-wide fame and recognition as a literary icon.