Lloyd Graff
What if Car Companies Advertised like Politicians?
I am truly saddened that the 2010 political advertising season is ending today. The light these poisoned snipings shed on the candidates really needs to spread to the dull world [...]
Afterthought : The Family Business
Today’s Machining World Archives October 2010 Volume 06 Issue 08 It was a throwaway line in the Chicago Tribune “Sports” section, but it caught my eye. Nate Montana, Joe Montana’s [...]
Book Review : The Walk
by Lloyd Graff Today’s Machining World Archives October 2010 Volume 06 Issue 08 The Walk by Richard Paul Evans is a story of great emotional loss and one man’s step [...]
Swarf: Post IMTS 2010
By Lloyd Graff Today’s Machining World Archives October 2010 Volume 06 Issue 08 It’s fall of 2010 and IMTS is behind us. Baseball, football, basketball and hockey are all going [...]
Forum: Machining for the Derby
Today’s Machining World Archives October 2010 Volume 06 Issue 08 Your June story about the Soap Box Derby brought back many memories. After graduating from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1949 [...]
Editor’s Note: Life’s Little Instructions
Today’s Machining World Archives October 2010 Volume 06 Issue 08 I am reminded of the power of words every time I read snippets of the little masterpiece H. Jackson Brown [...]
Construction or Destruction of America?
This week I am enjoying the wonderful experience of connecting with my three granddaughters and feeling the enormous sense of possibility in Palo Alto, California. This is the town the [...]
A Motley Crue of Valuable Machines
For used machinery dealers who are prepared to “detrashify” the ugly refugee machines emerging from the automotive flotsam being pushed into the market, 2011 stands to be a good year. [...]
Today’s Machining World 2011 Survey
The folks at Today’s Machining World are constantly trying improve its content. We create the magazine and blog for you, so we want to know who you are and what [...]
iPhone Mania vs. Food Stamps
On the day Apple reported 14 million iPhones were sold last quarter to go with over 4.2 million iPads, Economist Nicholas Colas was discussing more obscure but equally interesting data [...]