by John Gardner Family life can sometimes feel like you’re taking a submarine beyond its collapse depth. In “A Lot Like Me” Larry Elder masterfully limns the tools for family life in the same way civilizations have passed on the gnosis they intend to survive...
by Greg Owens, Co-founder and CEO, Sherrill Manufacturing/Liberty Tabletop There are few if any things that would be considered “pleasant” in a presidential political year but there is at least one thing that is positive. The process heightens awareness of issues...
A Manufacture Local Story™ by John Gardner As I meet immigrants I ask them why they came to America and the universal response is “opportunity”. I ask them to specify what “opportunity” America provides that other nations do not; the majority, who...
by John Gardner On Dec. 22, 2020 I sent a submission to the Oxford English Dictionary for a “A new word or sense”. That word is STEALTH-SLAVER and/or STEALTH-SLAVERY. Definition: Any individual, collective, corporation or country who surreptitiously benefits from...
by Michael Nickle Pearl Harbor Day is the one day per year that I am most consistent in posting to social media. I do it because there is so much to learn from this event that seems to be lost which bothers the Hell out of me. Why did the Japanese attack us? You...
