Category Archives: Information

Do You Want to Change the World?

By | October 20, 2022

[October 20, 2022]  This is not an attempt at humor.  The question, “Do you want to change the world?” is the mantra of our Millenial generation (those born roughly between 1981 and 1996) but more broadly applied to anyone born after the Baby Boomers generation.  At the same time, Millenials are overprotected, raised by “helicopter” parents and (metaphorically)… Read More »

History Repeats: Waves of Drones Strike Ukraine

By | October 18, 2022

[October 18, 2022]  Lately, I’ve been reading about the waves of “suicide drones” attacking Ukraine cities.  For example, an AP article (link here) described people scurrying for shelter when the explosive-laden drones come, and the drones come in waves.  I believe most folks recall from history the Nazi V-rockets that rained down on England during WWII.  The similarities… Read More »

On Being Consistent

By | October 15, 2022

[October 15, 2022]  It has been some time now since I added a “characteristic” for leaders.  How I overlooked this one – an important one at that – is still a mystery.  Being consistent as a leader is crucial for a number of reasons that I will address below. In the Deep South back in the 1950s, baseball… Read More »

The Marijuana Myth

By | October 12, 2022

[October 12, 2022]  Earlier this year, I stood before my township council here in New Jersey to oppose any cooperation with the state to legalize the growing, processing, or distribution of marijuana.  Like most other states, New Jersey legalized it but left several avenues for local authorities to impose narrow limits.  My point was that there is a… Read More »