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I do enjoy watching football, so this headline caught my eye: "Why Are N.F.L. Scores Scores So High This…

It's again time to close some browser tabs and clear out the backlog of articles I've wanted to share but maybe…

I guess that, considering last year's blog post, this Lean thinker couldn't really root for Notre Dame and…

As the main days of the men's NCAA basketball tourney ("March Madness") start Thursday, here's a topic that…

There has been a lot of buzz over last Sunday's New York Times article "How the U.S. Lost Out on iPhone Work." It's…

This week, I've been reading and listening to a lot of articles about working conditions at the Foxconn facilities…

Thanks to Andrew Bishop for posting a link to this article the other day. The New York Times had an article on…

This has been sitting in my "to blog about" queue since March, but I wanted to catch up and post this article:…

You might have read my blog post from last week about an unsafe taxi driver and medical errors -  Said the Unsafe…

Today, I am recording a podcast interview with Prof. Samuel Culbert from the UCLA Anderson School of Management.  …

Is oatmeal good for you? It generally is.... well, unless it isn't. Oatmeal can lower your cholesterol, is full of…

I'll apologize if today's post seems off-topic to my healthcare readers, but I have to share a link to a Sunday New…

Hat tip to regular blog reader Andrew B. for letting me know that A17 of today's New York Times was a full page ad…

There was an interesting blog post at the New York Times: "The Doctor Is In (but Shouldn't Be)." The piece talks…

photo credit: Stewart A number of readers emailed me a link to this New York Times article: "U.S. Inaction…

Hat tip to Helen Z. for finding this full-page print ad in the New York Times. The full ad appears below in this…

Today, July 7, is the birthday of Frank Gilbreth, born this day in 1868. While some of his methods arguably ranked…