Seeing Things in a New Light: The Power of the Purse

While it is impressive that American women: are responsible for 83 percent of all consumer purchases hold 89 percent of … More

Bad Weather Day for Punxsutawney Phil

Poor Punxsutawney Phil. It’s hard to enjoy your day in the media spotlight when Mother Nature is flexing her might … More

Rudolph Brought Down By A Lack Of Vision

Rudolph floated forward.  Big, beautiful, and buoyant, his red nose a beacon leading the way as part of the local … More

New In 2011 — Real Change Or More PR?

With the New Year only days away, you can smell the change is in the air.  Or, is that just … More

Mr. President, Who Is Terrorizing Whom?

With all due respect Mr. President, your recent remarks in Lisbon seem woefully inadequate at defining the problems or expressing … More

Our Human Potential — It Boggles the Mind

Seeing people perform fearsome, mind-blowing, jaw-dropping, magnificent physical feats seems standard fare these days, but when you see so many … More

Some Days Are Just Special

We all have bad days on the job. My most recent bad day started with a fender bender on a … More

Who Was Driving That Car-Van-Truck Thing?

As a police officer/detective, I am constantly made aware of differing perceptions when a critical incident happens. If a robbery … More

BP and NOAA — Dispellers of Myths, Educators of School Children?

It is truly a perverse world we are living in when BP, with the help of our government, is allowed … More

Pondering The Possibilities: Penthouse Economics

In Penthouse Economics, as in all real estate, it is location that matters most. And while it is true that a … More