Month: April 2016

The summer travel season is rapidly approaching, and here’s hoping your adventures include stops at a few museums. My wife and children tended to limit […]

Chicago will once again host the National Football League draft for former college players. Millions of fans will tune in to see where their favorite […]

My last posting on soccer mentioned the industrial sports leagues in Milwaukee. A city of ethnic neighborhoods much like other rust belt towns was made […]

Becoming a parent changes you in many unexpected ways. In the 1990s, one of those ways was to learn about soccer. Now, I was never […]

I have a wonderfully complex gearbox to reverse engineer. It is a critical component for a thriving company that is the only known gearbox of […]

A lot has been written on the American Health Care System. Proponents tout the amazing cutting-edge technology; detractors lament our poor standings in rankings for […]

    A number of people have contacted me recently, seeking ideas for new markets. If I knew where the work was hiding, I would […]

Recently I visited an old workplace and learned that a much admired former co-worker had died several months previously. This is a small industry and […]