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  • Aunt Ida’s Recipes For Disaster – PICKLED FORKLIFT

    Our Chef de Catastrophe, Aunt Ida has really stepped outside the box in creating this new holiday classic for all to enjoy. TODAY’S FEATURED RECIPE –  PICKLED FORKLIFT –  This treat is not only easy to make but can be made year round and is especially a great accompaniment for any disaster whether… Listen ⇢

  • Companies Behaving Badly – January 15

    Like most kids I had a few heroes in my life that I admired and emulated.  Some were real like my Dad and some were fictitious like Superman.  A hero is defined as a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities.  As my interest changed my next… Listen ⇢

  • Quality begins at Receiving.

    Originally posted on Witzshared: Image: FreeDigitalPhotos.net I’ve said it before in a previous blog, and I’ll say it again folks, the receiving dock is the gateway to your warehouse.  So isn’t that where quality should begin as well?   Goods damaged in the warehouse can cost you about $25,000 a year… Listen ⇢

  • Companies Behaving Badly – Happy 2014

    HAPPY NEW YEAR!   Welcome to 2014 and I wish each and everyone of you, a happy, healthy and prosperous new year.  Ah yes, inhale, love that fresh new year smell!  Ready to hit the ground running full of promise as we begin a new start and ready to nail those… Listen ⇢

  • 2013 in review

    The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 7,300 times in 2013. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 6 trips to carry that… Listen ⇢

  • Don’t Negotiate with Terrorists

    You’re met them, you work with them and now Cranston Holden tells you how to deal with them. An important read for all manager this time of year. Listen ⇢

  • Companies Behaving Badly – December Lights

    Hey there, hi there, ho there.  Happy Holidays and a Merry Christmas to all.  Growing up in New York City, I have some great memories associated  with this time of year.  The cold nip in the air that turned my cheeks red while strolling down 5th Avenue checking out all… Listen ⇢

  • Aunt Ida’s Recipes For Disaster – Noxious Spicy Soup

      Welcome to the first edition of Aunt Ida’s Recipes for Disaster.  As you may know I was recently cleaning and organizing the garage when a vaguely familiar looking, old wooden box covered in cobwebs and dust caught my attention.  It contained sheets of looseleaf paper and 3×5 index cards… Listen ⇢

  • The Group Ambush

    It seems to me that simple, common sense views and solutions to issues are so easily over looked in today’s world. If it doesn’t have a snappy name like Kaizen or Sigma or bells and whistles people seem to ignore it, but alas a rose by any other name… Cranston… Listen ⇢

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