Used properly, a power strip doesn’t necessarily create a hazard. But power strips can become fire-starters used improperly.

Then there’s the issue of daisy-chaining. Daisy-chaining power strips together by plugging multiples into each other is simply asking for trouble. It’s a violation of most safety codes.

Put your…

Living in the inner city, homeowners complain that street people plug into exterior outlets to charge up their cell phones. Not only is it disturbing to find a stranger tucked up against the side of your house connected to your electrical outlet, but it can allow opportunity to…

Coronavirus has changed what people want from businesses at least in the short run.

An attorney reports that clients on both sides of deals are engaging his services to terminate agreements, walking away from agreements made pre-covid that now are being tested.

A website development company reports that…

Nearly 100 days ago, Colorado Governor Polis issued Shelter in Place orders. Some workers toted home a legal box filled with topmost project notes. It seemed like it would be a brief time relegated to working from home…until it wasn’t.

Staples and Best Buy reported surges in work-from-home…

When the stay-at-home orders lift, and they will, people won’t emerge slowly out of their homes. They’ll run. They’ll head right to the back yard.

But they will still be cautious and more aware of their outdoor surroundings than prior to the COVID-19 crisis.

The secure sense of…

On a business call last week, I was on the receiving end of a dialog that went like this: “Agreed. Let’s get this next phase completed…just a minute…stop kicking each other. Otto, do you want a time out. You sit there on that end of the sofa. Calvi,…