Month: June 2015

One of the interesting things about going to estate sales is trying to figure out what the sellers did with their lives. This past weekend […]

The talking head class has been spending a great deal of time debating the Trans Pacific trade agreement. “Free trade” has been the only intellectually […]

October may seem a long time from now, but preparations continue for the AGMA Fall Technical meeting. I’m not presenting a paper this year, but […]

We hear a lot of chatter about the “crisis in education” — as if this was a completely new and unexpected situation. My home state, […]

One of my “beefs” with sports terms taking over business discussions is the annexation of perfectly good words. A few days ago a national sports […]

Twenty years ago, a colleague devoted many hours to developing an all-inclusive computer program that would convert a twenty-question form into finished detail drawings of […]

As mentioned previously in this blog, I am active in motor racing as a car owner, mechanic, and public relations representative. I’ve first became a […]

Noted gear consultant and gear educator Ray Drago is fond of saying that a consultant’s best answers usually start with “it depends.” Those of you […]

One of the first things you hear upon becoming a parent is that “children keep you young.” Once, I foolishly thought this referred to your […]