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Archive for the 'Conflict' Category

The Adaptability of Prudence

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

It has been said and often repeated that no battle plan survives contact with the enemy. The reason is simple… warfare, like any conflict, requires adaptability and realization of constantly changing circumstances. While war is at the extreme of all conflict, it is by no means dissimilar in nature from other forms.
It is for this reason that [...]

Attitude Adjustment

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

As the world notes the untimely passing of TV pitchman Billy Mays, it gives us all a moment and a reason to reflect on his success. While tragic, if it can be said that there is something positive in every negative thing, then perhaps Mr. Mays shall leave an undying legacy more important than clean shirts [...]

Consistently Inconsistent

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

In the past week, the post-election turmoil of Iran has been a major news topic.  Besides the magnitude of the events themselves, much ado has been made over the US response to the crisis through the President.  Has the President said enough?  Not enough?  What does it matter?
The matter goes far deeper than one’s individual [...]

Take One Step Forward If You Have Never Agreed to Binding Arbitration…. Not So Fast!

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

If you’ve ever found yourself in a dispute with another party, business, or employer, you probably relied on the fact that you could be heard in a Court of Law if you had an unresolved legal issue. While not perhaps the most desirable outcome, you may have taken some solace in that the Constitution ensures that [...]