For regular readers of the (lately somewhat irregularly published) The Cagle Report, I've finally managed to get my feet underneath me at Data Science Central, and am gearing up with a number of new initiatives, including a video interview program that I'm getting underway as soon as I can get the last of the physical infrastructure (primarily some lighting and a decent green screen) in place. I recently purchased a new laptop one with enough speed and space to let me do any number of projects that my nearly four-year-old workhorse was just not equipped to handle. One of those projects was to start going through the dominant triple stores and explore them in greater depth as part of a general evaluation I hope to complete later in the year. The latest Ontotext GraphDB (9.7.0) had been on my list for a while, and I was generally surprised and pleased by what I found there, especially as I'd worked with older versions of GraphDB and found it useful but not quite there. These four items have become what I consider essential technologies for a W3C stack triple store to fully implement.