From the Stream: Lost and Found
Oh the holidays are here and I now know exactly what is going on in my hometown thanks to Facebook. Well, maybe not exactly, but a good deal thanks to what I can get from my network via their status, invites, picture uploads and mocku-groups, at least for my home town Gaylord, MI. For my [...]
Roads, Rail and Infrastructure: The economic opportunity
Not really political these days, but I find myself just a little more interested in politics than I have been for a while with the upcoming presidential election. I actually haven’t had a sticker on my car since the first Clinton election which surprises me now that I think about it. The key driver for [...]
Marketing is Geography
So this post has been sitting in my drafts folder for quite some time and I thought I was time to let it free from the dreaded draft existence it’s had for a while. The biggest challenge this the topic is it can go anywhere, no pun intended. With [...]
The Gaylord Diaspora
Thanks to a few new connections over the past month, I’ve been able to get an interesting view of what apparently happens when you leave Gaylord, Michigan – YOU NEVER GO BACK! OK so diaspora is a little much, but it is passover-ish, so I get a little leeway. So here is a representational drawing [...]
