Bringing Down the House
19 November 2009
By Kevin Meyer A while back I described a conversation, albeit one-sided, that I had with my mother in-law regarding desired features in a home. As i…
19 November 2009
By Kevin Meyer A while back I described a conversation, albeit one-sided, that I had with my mother in-law regarding desired features in a home. As i…
16 November 2009
By Kevin Meyer Several of us often comment, or lament, the term “lean and mean.” Real lean is definitely not mean, although we appreciate the desire…
15 November 2009
By Kevin Meyer Boy those guys at Motorola really know how to run a business. Several months ago we told you about their “strategy” that included whac…
14 November 2009
By Kevin Meyer I consider myself lucky in many respects, not the least of which is the fact that I live in one of California's premier wine-produ…
12 November 2009
by BILL WADDELL James Weldon Johnson was quite the Renaissance man, if ever there was one. A poet and a lawyer, a politician and a songwriter, and a…
12 November 2009
by BILL WADDELL The answer is at least three. That point is made pretty clearly in an article covering a talk made by Emerson chairman David Farr, a…
10 November 2009
by BILL WADDELL Just to prove I have not always been anti-intellectual I want to start by acknowledging a debt of gratitude to a guy named Bob Hayes,…
7 November 2009
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