I can’t say goodbye to Ms. Isaac Lowe without sharing this story. This goes back to a cold December evening 21 years ago, with a steady if not driving rain. We had a matter before the Anderson City Council, and… Continue Reading
There’s no way that today’s column could be about anything else other than David Bowie, his passing, and his musical influence in my life. I can even tell you exactly where I was and exactly what I was doing the… Continue Reading
Happy New Year! Those in the benefits world are likely continuing to toast the New Year with the release of IRS Notice 2016-4 . This notice grants extension of time for filing new reports to the IRS and providing forms to… Continue Reading
During 45 days of May and June 1864, the Army of the Potomac and the Army of Northern Virginia lost as many soldiers as the previous three years of Civil War. However, after that time, the outcome of the conflict… Continue Reading
“If I had one wish One dream I knew would come true I’d want to speak to all the people of the world I’d get up there, I’d get up there on that platform First I’d sing a song or… Continue Reading
You’re a liar. I’m a liar. We all are. It’s “normal.” You hopefully already know you’re lying whenever you’re intentionally deceptive, but you might not realize that you may also be lying when you don’t ask for what you want… Continue Reading
Dear President Obama,
Humbly submitted, here is my plan for dealing with the domestic terrorists/performance artists who are occupying—under the threat of violence—a bird sanctuary somewhere in the vicinity of Bumhump, Oregon. Continue Reading
There are many breweries in unique and interesting older buildings across the US, but the most unique one I have visited is City Steam Brewery in Hartford, CT. Located in the old Cheney Building, it is regarded as one of… Continue Reading
It might surprise some folks to learn that the Redding strip mall known as Cypress Colony was once a Southern Baptist Church. When that congregation upped sticks and moved elsewhere, developers turned the Sunday school classrooms into shops and offices;… Continue Reading
Since the early 1980’s I have found myself in the challenging position of trying to get people to talk about and understand the complexities of the health care delivery and financing systems in our country. The sheer volume of dollars… Continue Reading
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