By Anthony Morse – Self-publishing books and content can be a challenging and confusing topic. Our team has published over 350 products without using publishing houses. There are many advantages to self-publishing, but there are also some risks that should … Continue reading →
Michael ‘Hank’ Wilson – Recently a friend posed this question to me, isn’t it time that we stopped agriculture subsidies and just let the market decide who survives. I had to think about it, because I have always believed in … Continue reading →
By Michael Wilson – As the 21st century continues to pass it is important that the rural communities of today do their best to take the necessary steps to insure the future survival of the community. If rural communities are … Continue reading →
By Michael Wilson – The movie review website Rotten Tomatoes describes the 1971 movie, “The Last Picture Show” as being set in a dying Texas town. The exterior shots show a town, much like many in parts of rural Texas, … Continue reading →
By Lowell M. Rothschild – (National Law Review) – This is my penultimate article on the Administration’s final Waters of the US rule. For those of you who have read our previous articles on the proposed and final rules (hi … Continue reading →
Michael Wilson – Most of us have seen commercials for various Colleges and Universities from around the United States advertising an online education through distance learning. The pitch goes along the lines of you will never have to set foot … Continue reading →
By Michael Wilson – Telemedicine or telemedicine is not a new idea, what is new is the technology behind it and the rapidity of change in that technology. Over a 100 years ago, a “wired-wireless” electronic stethoscope was used to transmit … Continue reading →
By Michael Wilson – One pressing issue that Texas rural communities face is a lack of access quality health care. When it comes to health care consider this scenario, you wake up in the middle of the night and see … Continue reading →
