Connie Schultz had a column in last weekend's Plain Dealer arguing that bankers working for troubled banks should not get big bonuses. She also praises "populist rage." 

They say with every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.  

If we have good times we can also count on having tough times too.  

After being a panelist at Sandusky Register’s Solutions Forum on Tuesday night, it is clear that our current times are not good. 

Last night, musicians from all over the world performed Tan Dun's "The Internet Symphony" at Carnegie Hall.

Ohio's unemployment rate hit 9.7 percent in March.

That's up from 9.5 percent in February. Ohio had 578,000 unemployed workers last month. Official state press release is here.

This past week, the kids were on spring break from school. I worked a lot and I went to Michigan for a long weekend to go gambling with the family. Workouts this week, well, didn't happen.

Michael Munger, an economist who is the chairman of the political science department at Duke University, says Americans are being pushed to recycle even when it doesn’t make any sense.

I am really in a mood to write.

I have no idea what about, but really, I never do until I let the words just flow.

I think one of my biggest problems when I sit down to write something for the Sandusky Register is I know people are going to be reading it.