The reality is that there are people who are looking to do bad things. Enough to scare people, and no one reacts well when afraid.

I've seen people do some nasty things with cash in my time, and I don't mean spend it. This is three examples of money mishandling.

Returns are difficult enough without keen manipulators coming in to commit fraud.

Banned books are dangerous. Not because of their content, but because of what is implicit in trying to remove them from our awareness.

Journalistic integrity is not a thing of the past, but it is under attack. We need to take a serious look at it before it's too late.

Style sheets and why they're important, even if you're writing fiction.

If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255.

Store visits. Whatever label you put on it, having corporate employees visit a store location just stresses everyone out.

People behave strangely in retail. Sometimes it's funny. Sometimes it's scary. Most times, it's just plain weird.

To err is human. So why do we fight so hard to prevent admitting we make mistakes?

Sexism happens. Sometimes it's subtle. Sometimes it's not. We are long overdue for addressing it properly.

Finally, a real, old-school, turn-based RPG that hits all the right notes. And it's free, too! Image courtesy of Google Play

Researching what you but before you buy it isn't that hard. So why do people tear open boxes in the store?

Where were you? Image courtesy of https://www.facebook.com/TwinTowersSupporters

Earthquakes. Journalism. Automation. Let the fun commence as the future ends not with a bang, but with a beep.

What happens when a dancing loon gets his hands on a machete? He goes and steals some more!

India's Chandrayaan 2 mission failed. That failure is not a bad thing, but rather an inspiration.

Am I wearing blue? I must be a Best Buy employee! Red? I must work at Target! Don't make assumptions based on appearances!

Sometimes what seems obvious to us is not so obvious to our customers. Like how returns work.

The Labor Department, in an effort to "make it better", is about to change overtime rules. History tells us the opposite will be true.