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GM LEADERSHIP: NOTHING BUT HOLLOW RHETORIC

Posted on June 24, 2014 by James Carlini | Leave a comment

If you are old enough to remember the dominance of General Motors in the 1950s, 1960s, and even 1970s, you remember the saying, “As General Motors goes, so goes the Nation.”

That was a pretty gutsy observation of how important GM was. A large, manufacturer with industry dominance and a huge dominance within the United States’ economy.

Today, you wonder what strategic direction they have set? They certainly are not following Continue reading →

MUSEUMS: SETTING A FUTURE DIRECTION BY PRESERVING HISTORY

Posted on May 22, 2013 by James Carlini | 2 comments

By James Carlini

Any civilization in the last 5,000 years can only be understood and measured by what we can read and discover about them. If they did not keep track of their accomplishments and cultures, chances are, we would know very little about them and their achievements.

If you do not know where you came from, do you really have a good idea of where you are headed?
How do you build upon the accomplishments of the past or avoid the mistakes of the past if you are unaware of them?

These seem to be good questions to ask people who do not have a good grasp of how this country started and developed throughout the last 200 years. As was pointed out by one museum curator, those in the last generation (the Great generation of World War II) seemed to have more Continue reading →

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