As Democrats continue to overstate the meaning behind the successful recall of Senator Russell Pearce and the mouth breathing continues over the ouster of IRC Chairman Mathis, NY Times Columnist David Brooks sheds some badly needed light on our own internal blind spots.  His column, as usual, is a great read with terrific insights: internet…

A common motto of the world scouting movement is “to leave this world a little better than you found it.”  Robert Brinton, President and CEO of the Mesa Convention and Visitors Bureau passed from us this past Friday, October 21. Robert left Arizona a better place for us all and we are all better to…

Following up on our post earlier this week on addressing the underlying frustration of the occupy movement, we see a worthy start on Wall Street reform from Presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal.  It is a much improved approach over the dismissive “jealous” comment from Herman Cain. Huntsman poses some interesting ideas…

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By: Paul Bentz adobe acrobat updates Backed by union interests, celebrities, and others, the “Occupy Wall Street” movement is starting to spread across the United States and into other countries.  Like the tea party movement started three years ago, the occupy effort is the embodiment of the dissatisfaction among a group of people – the…