John Wooden’s Lessons and Legacy
I was prepared to post another blog recently, but decided that it was important to post some observations about John Wooden, the great basketball coach of UCLA who died on June 4 at
Mike Critelli
Where All The Government Money Went
As stories appear day after day about the dire financial positions of state and local governments, the question that pops up is: where did all our tax money go? I would suggest three
A New Health Plan Paradigm
We are at the stage at which a new health plan paradigm needs to be adopted by governments and insurance companies. The Old Paradigm: Healthy people subsidize those who get sick or injured
Delivery of Healthy Foods and Beverages to Lower Income Areas
I am continually amazed by how experts who make excuses for why certain problems have remain unsolved overlook simpler and less expensive solutions to these problems. For example, a whole population of advocates
Why broad public service is declining
Why don’t more Americans go into public service? This is a most important question, because the public sector is being crippled by mediocre, sometimes poor, and, infrequently, but too often, corrupt leadership.
Availability of Electronic Communication Networks When We Need Them
This past week, I was on vacation, first at Martha’s Vineyard and then in Mashpee on Cape Cod. I have an I-Phone, which means that I have ATT cellular phone service, as