Monthly Archives: September 2009

A good number of you care very much about the condition of the dollar as compared to the currency of the country you live in. Me too. As we have been seeing, the greenback has continued to slip in value. … Continue reading →

This is a pretty good capsule of the show last night. Click here and enjoy. Laci, make sure you have a few minutes, you will not want to miss this. But be warned, there is a lot of fan singing … Continue reading →

The Economist sometimes mentions one of my countries of great interest. The Heartland itself is briefly discussed this week. Click here to read about Hungary’s economic status.

Sweet Anna got some tickets to the symphony last night. So we zoomed from church and sloshed through the steady rain (thankfully, we needed the rain) just before the concertmaster took the stage. The program included pieces from Verdi, Albinoni, … Continue reading →

This last week I have been at a conference where we were urged to plan ahead. Think of the outcome you wish to see and then what are the things that will show that this outcome has been reached. Then, … Continue reading →

Each week the Economist runs an obit on a figure. This week it is about a man who committed his life to helping the hungry. Click here to read about a man who literally fed millions.