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Newsletter · By Howard Tullman · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 27, 2026

    THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A DREAM TO CREATE THE FUTURE (opens the original)

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    THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A DREAM TO CREATE THE FUTUREI think we’ve all concluded that the bloom is somewhat off the rose in terms of 3D printing. Like so many extraordinary advances in science and technology which appear akin to magic for a while, watching a machine that looked vaguely like the microwave in your kitchen turn spools of plastic into physical representations of everyday objects that you’d just drawn on your computer was a pretty amazing experience. You could print precision parts, you

  2. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    RIDING YOUR OWN RAILS ISN’T A BAD IDEA (opens the original)

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    RIDING YOUR OWN RAILS ISN’T A BAD IDEAEvery time I pay a bill for my home security service, I find myself wondering exactly what the value is that I’m allegedly receiving. It’s been a few decades and not a single instance of activity (even our pets don’t trigger any alarms) and frankly I’m pretty sure we’re among the millions of families who’ve gone for months if not longer without ever even turning the systems on. We do replace the batteries in our smoke alarms on a regular basis, but they don’

  3. Issue · Sep 14, 2026

    BUSINESS OWNERS NEED TO TEACH THEIR EMPLOYEES TO BE BETTER CITIZENS (opens the original)

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    BUSINESS OWNERS NEED TO TEACH THEIR EMPLOYEES TO BE BETTER CITIZENS If I wasn’t already mightily depressed about the failed state of our government and the feckless fools that we’ve elected (and not elected) to “lead” us to constantly lower and lower levels of infantile behavior, coarse and corrosive conversation, and formerly unheard of examples of crime and corruption, I might have been even more upset to learn of the extent of laziness, ignorance and indifference to that passes for civic educ

  4. Issue · Sep 5, 2026

    LOOKING FORWARD TO THE PAST (opens the original)

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    LOOKING FORWARD TO THE PAST As millions of incoming freshmen begin their college experiences, I was struck by how little confidence I - and realistically most of their parents - have in the likelihood that their very costly 4-year investment in their children’s further education will pay off down the road in terms of better preparing their offspring for both their actual post-college employment prospects and for life in general. The only relief for many of these folks (which is a mixed blessing

  5. Issue · Sep 5, 2026

    4 REASONS SERIAL ENTREPRENEURS SUCCEED (opens the original)

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    4 REASONS SERIAL ENTREPRENEURS SUCCEED Having invested in several dozen startups over the last decade and read literally hundreds of business plans, I’ve been pitched by all manner of individuals with a broad range of experience and credentials including at least a few of the most interesting men and women who were previously successful entrepreneurs. These folks were anxiously getting ready to jump back on the merry-go-round and take another shot at the brass ring. It appears that once you get

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