A few years ago, if someone recommended a raw-or living-food restaurant, I would have thought they were nuts. Lately, it seems like these types of establishments are […]
Month: June 2011

“When you find yourself in a hole, stop ing.” — Will Rogers Several weeks ago, novelist and political commentatorAndrew Klavanin his biweekly commentary, “Klavan on the Culture”suggestedthat […]
Business owners and residents were saved Monday, when the West Palm Beach City Commission meeting netted mainly pro-business votes that would also benefit taxpayers. Florida Power & […]
It appears that the Obama Administration in its quest to encourage employers to hire employees has come up with a brilliant new plan. It seems the […]
Once a year, the American Red Cross invites the community to an awards luncheon to honor ordinary people who have stepped up in heroic ways to help […]
I remember years ago, when the phrase “aging communist leader” was used all the time. Since communist leaders in China and the Soviet Union only left office […]
Why don’t local high schools, colleges, and universities teach students how to run a business before they jump into the work world? Schools teach business components, like […]
“The Imperial Presidency” was written in 1973 out ofArthur Schlesinger’sconcern that the U.S. presidency had exceeded its constitutional limitations. If Schlesinger were merely concerned in 1973, he’d […]
The Republican primary for the U.S. Senate race is taking shape and forming texture. Without doubt, this is an important contest in Florida ’s political arena. Currently, […]
Palm Beach County commissionerson Tuesday tussled with a number of items that could hurt or help business in a big way. TheWage Theft Ordinancehas been a concern […]
U.S. Rep. Tom Rooney, R-Tequesta, addressed some of the most talked-about issues in the country at a town hall meeting hosted by the Republican Club of the […]
Arnold has such a headache! Yesterday, Arnold foolishly watched CNBC (as usual) at about 8:00AM to see how the markets were going to open. Instead of market […]