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Monthly Archives: August 2006
"Panflick: The Boston Car Wars" Published by iUniverse
The first of my novels regarding Adam Panflick has been published by iUniverse and is available via the normal Web outlets including Amazon, Barnes and Noble and the iUniverse site. Panflick novels feature weeks in the life of Adam Panflick. … Continue reading
What Do Jim Wallis, Bill Coffin and Jim Forbes Have in Common?
The following question was raised a few years back, before Bill Coffin’s death. But I feel the theme is relevant now and I am sure Bill will not mind an effort to stimulate discussion and debate. What Do Jim Wallis, … Continue reading
Pay Per Productivity
Pay Per Productivity? What might that be? Well: You work at a desk. No one sees your monitor or if they look you are clever. You can deal with anything in nanobits of time. Requests. Sales. Calls. Whatever. You can … Continue reading
Ryder Cup Bans Cell Phones
Are we moving into a sane era where cell phones will not be allowed to hobble public events? Whether or not the pendulum swings entirely the other way from now, when cell phones can wreck crucial performances, the organizers of … Continue reading
Was This Plot Implausible?
The potential for rumor and misinformation around the scary scenarios developed in the wake of the arrests in UK and Pakistan is substantial. Here is a welcome debunking of the idea that it would have been easy to do what … Continue reading