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She’s the friend we all wish we had. But how does she work? With the press of a button, an iPhone 4S user can ask Siri a question, and she responds with spot-on information or a witty comeback. At least that’s how it looks on paper. Apple’s “new” revelation brings a lot of attention to the magical powers […]
With the last week’s Halloween movie festivals, I was able to watch my old favorites: Dracula, Aliens, The Exorcist. I even got to see, so to speak, The Invisible Man. I always get the chills watching Claude Rains unwrap his bandages and disappear. And I always enjoy the groans I get when I tell folks […]
My Maintenance Manager used to keep a big bucket of yellow floor paint and a roller in the shipping office closet. When I asked him why, he told me he was tired of lugging it up from the shop every time he had to repaint the safety zone outside. He said it seemed like everybody […]
Training is Teaching, without the apple on your desk. It may be the best tool on your belt. Management has come to you with a new process to deliver, and you have to put together a package and make it so. OK, let’s look at a plan. First, make sure you understand the new process; how […]
It used to be someone else’s problem: drug companies with product tampering; tire makers with shredding radials; toy distributors with lead paint worries. All bad, but not my problem. Then it got closer to home: car seats and baby slings; flaming circuit breakers; tainted fruit and spinach. Suddenly it is my problem. And it could […]