Archive for March, 2007

Have I Ever Been Discriminated Against?

Friday, March 9th, 2007

I went to an event this morning that’s associated with the consultant’s group I belong to. After the presentation, when most of the people were gone, one of the members asked me an intriguing question. It was “Have you been discriminated against while living here?”
My immediate response was “Yes”, but then I asked [...]

Fios Sounds Interesting

Thursday, March 8th, 2007

Fighting through one of our famous Syracuse surprise snowstorms, I drove 30 minutes of a usually only 5 minute trip this morning to a breakfast meeting of the Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce. The host of the event was Verizon Business Services, and they were going to be talking about their Fios service.
I’d heard [...]

What’s Your Inner Strength?

Sunday, March 4th, 2007

I found this to be interesting, and just wanted to share it:

Government Is Wrong On Healthcare

Friday, March 2nd, 2007

There, I’ve said it. The federal government, and, for me, the New York state government, is wrong on healthcare. Not totally, but they’re both further off than many people know.
Here’s the main issue. Both governments think that the way to fix healthcare is to reduce funds and close hospitals. Now, I [...]

Marketing For Women Owned Businesses

Friday, March 2nd, 2007

I thought about writing something much longer on this, but instead figured it was easier to just link to this other blog post written by Dawn Mular, someone I know from Ryze, about my friend Denise Michaels, based in Arizona, who’s written a book called Testosterone Free Marketing. I haven’t read it, though maybe [...]


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