Ours go to 11.
Spinal tap. Rock on.

by on July 6, 2010
Ken (my saint-like husband; one “friend” pointed out to me that I certainly married up, and he’s right) and I went to see “Knight and Day” recently. The movie itself isn’t really blog-worthy, except for this: It made several mentions of Kansas without ONCE referencing Dorothy, ruby slippers, tornadoes or flying monkeys.
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by on May 19, 2010
I was in Chicago for the BIO International Convention May 3-6 helping out K-State and the Biosecurity Research Institute. How did I help? By using my best asset…my brain, of course! Get your mind out of the gutter.
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by on February 26, 2010
Author Robert Parker died on January 18, and my family has been mourning ever since: Parker’s books are a shared experience among us, especially the books starring his main protagonist, Spenser (no first name), a Boston private detective. We’ve all read many, many Spenser novels, as well as Parker’s Sunny Randall and Jesse Stone series (I’m not so hot on Jesse Stone, but my mom is a big fan because the enduringly gorgeous Tom Selleck plays him in the TV movies).
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by on December 21, 2009
So, you think you’re all that when it comes to holiday fun and games? Name the yule-related movie that delivered each quote.
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by on December 11, 2009
So that you might have some sense of the dignity and decorum with which we conduct ourselves (believe me, it’s not a lot), please take a gander as we strut our stuff!
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by on November 13, 2009
In a terrific session on new product launches from the Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center’s 3rd Annual Manufacturing Executive Conference in Kansas City, several manufacturing leaders talked about the difficulty of differentiating between “features” and “benefits” in proposals, websites or brochures, a problem that we often help our clients with.
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by on October 30, 2009
Well, well, well. Here we are, the very first NBCG blog post. It took us awhile to get here but we are banging on all cylinders now.
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