by matt.n.skoufalos | Oct 1, 2017 | Off the Clock, Slice of Life
By Matt Skoufalos After 14 years at PartsSource of Aurora, Ohio, Director of Catalog Operations Gregory Hemphill has grown with the organization in a number of different ways. So in the past year or so, he decided to try out the business techniques he’s learned in...
by MDPubPopinga | Jun 1, 2017 | Off the Clock, Slice of Life
As many health care organizations continue to face a shortage of highly skilled critical care nurses and intensivists, telemedicine has become a crucial element in caring for critically ill patients regardless of location. New data shows Royal Philips has helped Emory...
by matt.n.skoufalos | Feb 1, 2017 | Off the Clock, Slice of Life
By Matt Skoufalos Ben Pridgeon describes himself as a country boy, with all the familiar trappings of one. Growing up in a small Southern town, he’s spent much of his life camping, hunting, fishing; anything outdoors. It was the way the family recreated, and remains a...
by matt.n.skoufalos | Dec 30, 2016 | Off the Clock, Slice of Life
By Matt Skoufalos As a child, Mary Poppins was Sarah Lee’s favorite movie growing up. In one of its many memorable scenes, Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrews disrupt a traditional English foxhunt on carousel horses, scooping up the fleeing fox before crashing headlong...
by MDPubPopinga | Nov 1, 2016 | Off the Clock, Slice of Life
Sprint car driver Eric Wright got his start in racing as a youngster tearing up mud with a four-wheeler on a homemade track on the rear of his grandfather’s property. At 15, his father moved him up two levels to a bigger, traveling racing series, and by that point, he...
by matt.n.skoufalos | Sep 30, 2016 | Off the Clock, Slice of Life
Thanks to movies like “Drumline” and the popularity of Saturday afternoon NCAA football, most Americans have more than a passing familiarity with marching bands. Many may recognize the level of dedication and commitment required to carry an instrument and hit the...
