Month: June 2014

[starbox] I love old cars but have no desire to drive one on a daily basis. The appeal of a powerful muscle car or winged […]

[starbox] There is a new commercial airing that shows flashbacks of a young girl enjoying a family road trip from the rear facing seat in […]

[starbox] I happened to catch an interview with author David Zwieg about his new book, The Invisibles: The Power of Anonymous Workers (www.davidzwieg.com/writing) right after […]

[starbox] June has always been a favorite month for me because it signaled the start of summer vacation. In the many years since I graduated […]

[starbox] The General Motors ignition switch fiasco remains in the headlines, having cost many lives, millions of dollars, and a number a careers. What seems […]

[starbox] Like many Baby Boomers, I have a strong attachment to the music of my youth. I don’t suppose many people under sixty remember folk […]

[starbox] Malcomb Gladwell popularized the notion that 10,000 hours of repetition could make you a virtuoso in his 2008 book, Outliers: The Story of Success. […]

[starbox] The mailman delivered some used books to my house this week, so I expect to be blogging a bit about their content in the […]