Once upon a time there was a brand-new bride who was preparing her very first holiday dinner for her husband’s family. When it came time to put the food on the table, everyone noticed something odd about her baked ham-- both the ends were cut off. They all ate politely, and it certainly was...Read More >

The other day I got to be a hero at work. I was praised in front of everyone. My colleagues patted me on the back. Everyone celebrated this thing that I had done without ever having been asked. I bet you can’t guess what I did. Well, I’ll tell you . . . I documented my processes!  Wait. Why...Read More >

You’ve heard the old adage, you only get one chance to make a first impression . That is certainly the case when it comes to working with project teams. If your project relationships get off on the wrong foot, it can be disastrous. You need to be intentional about building these relationships...Read More >

I love maps. I have a lot of maps at home published by the University of Kentucky Press showing the state of Kentucky at various points in its history. Here is a famous one by John Filson, showing the state during the time of Daniel Boone. It’s fun to look at, although if I tried to use it to...Read More >

WASHINGTON, June 25, 2018—The Federal Communications Commission has provided a significant budgetary boost for its Rural Health Care Program to address immediate and long-term funding shortages driven by growing demand for rural telemedicine services. The FCC increased the annual cap on program...Read More >

There are certain things that have improved exponentially over the past few decades. Maybe you’ll agree with me on a few: Photo editing   Remember the ‘90s when it took a degree in graphic design to be able to cover up a pimple or put your friend’s head on Arnold Schwarzenegger’s body?...Read More >