Monthly Archives: May 2017

  Starship Medicine If you’ve ever watched the Star Trek TV show, or any of the franchise’s movies, you’ve probably noticed that spaceship medicine is different from what we’re accustomed to.  Instead of a physical exam, on the Starship Enterprise, … Continue reading →

  Workplace Happiness—and Not So Much   What are the happiest and unhappiest jobs in the U.S. economy?   Put another way, what careers would you want to steer your children and grandchildren toward and away from if you want them … Continue reading →

  It’s not uncommon to hear people wish that we could return to the “good old days,” when the world seemed more prosperous.  Of course, depending on how far you go back, the “good old days” might cover a time … Continue reading →

The height of the tourism season is fast approaching.  The economic impact on tourism resulting from “extreme vetting” is now raising some questions regarding global travel. In an effort to secure the U.S. borders, the President has attempted to ban … Continue reading →