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Hey, Toyota Owners! Did you realize what a dangerous car you’re driving? Until a few months ago, you thought it was the best car you’d ever owned – right? How wrong you were! Don’t you remember the times you put on the brakes and it accelerated instead? Oh, you don’t remember those. How about the [...]

You know what we’re missing right now? Enjoying the snow! That’s a dumb thing to say, isn’t it? Well, look at it this way: The snow we have on the ground hereabouts right now is the best snow we’ve had for years. Why? I’ll tell you why. To start with, this is the first REAL snow we’ve had [...]

Last week, we set the stage for a solution with the article here titled, “New Struggles for Newspaper Industry.” (Can be accessed in Archives.) I won’t repeat all the details, but the basic theme might be described as: The newspaper industry has been bad-mouthing their own business so much that everybody thinks they are all [...]

After being quiet about “The Future of Newspapers” for about eight months, a recent happening impels me to jump back into the argument I was told to stay out of. What happened? The owners ofEditor & Publisher magazine have announced that they are closing their publication. Now that my not be Big News to many [...]

Well, here I am ready with another apology about not making more entries on this blog. I do have an excuse, of sorts, since we’re trying to get the Third Grade Academy going again. But that’s not the real reason – which is – I just haven’t found anything lately to stir me up enough [...]

Well, it’s been a long time since opinions were put down here in this space. It seems as though the only serious topic lately has been the national health plan, and nobody listens to anybody else’s opinions, including mine, on that. Maybe it’s because I’m not a Senator and my vote is not worth [...]

Well, here we are back again trying to figure out how to plan for national health care. Some people seem to be absolutely, 100 percent convinced of one of the plans now being bulldozed through Congress and their rivals across the aisle are 100 percent against any change. I guess I’m inbetween right now – [...]

I’ve been neglecting the GraphicOnline blog lately (again) since the last entry on Who Is Covered in Health Care (and who is not) in Wayne County. Frankly, I haven’t found anything else worth arguing about since then. Everybody is still talking about health care – if they’re talking about anything except the Colts. When I wrote [...]