My friend Ken's recipe for a successful marriage is, "You got to do what you did to get her." Could this principle be applied to business relationships? Men are like
In part three (Walls & Ceilings, October 2004) of the recently concluded seven-part series "Let's Get More Familiar," we discussed, in general, the recent ban on chromated copper arsenate as
It's time to add numbers 11 and 12 to the (construction) commandments. You would think the Ten Commandments are enough but as the industry changes new commandments are necessary. Here
This month, we'll conclude this series familiarizing ourselves with all aspects of light gauge metal framing. We'll discuss the overall green aspects of LGMF, look at some other considerations and
One of the most common questions I get asked at seminars is to explain the function of the foam insulation. A related question also sometimes asked is, "Why are certain
I never thought the day would come when I singled out a lawyer for praise but that day arrived last November. That's when I gave a presentation on good business
Dear Diary- 5:05 a.m.: Alarm blared "The Captain & Tennille"; tossed pillow at radio (note to myself: "Stop and pick up a new clock radio"). 5:15 a.m.: Started coffee maker
I've been hosting a weekly radio talk show for some time now. I work with publicists and PR agents who set up interviews for me with book authors from across