Store Closings Reach Epic Proportions!
I was watching a local news segment the other day about the announced closing of the Macy’s store at a shopping center here in Indianapolis. The reporter was interviewing a […]
Entries by Jeffrey Ton
Raising Awearness
For those that are wondering, yes, I know how to spell awareness (and so does my spell checker)! I recently read the book “Awearness”, by Kenneth Cole, yes, that, Kenneth […]
Coal-fired Power Plant to Invade Valley Forge
Valley Forge, PA.-The site of George Washington’s famous winter at Valley Forge soon will be home to the nation’s newest power plant. Approval was granted today for the construction of […]
Wailing and Gnashing of Teeth
A friend of mine from Paris sent me an article that recently appeared in the Los Angeles Times (no, I normally don’t receive my U.S. news from France… just another […]
Kill A What?
How many like to give money away? I don’t mean charitable giving; I mean paying for something and getting absolutely nothing in return. Across the country and around the globe […]
It’s going, going, gone!
It took just 25 seconds Saturday. 25 seconds and the RCA Dome, former home of the Indianapolis Colts, was a pile of rubble. As the dust cloud floated west and […]
Granny Was Right!
I think about my Granny often, but probably more so during the Holidays. Granny has been gone from us now for several years, yet as we gather for our traditional […]
R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
It’s about the People people! Of the three bottom lines of People, Planet, Profit, I think People is listed first because it is, by far, the most important. Have you […]
Water, Water Everywhere and Not a Drop to Drink
Ever since I accompanied my son’s youth group on a canoe trip in Ontario, Canada in the early 90’s, I have been passionate about rivers. While I don’t always make it […]
People, Planet, Profit
Welcome to Rivers of Thought! In this space you will find my musings about sustainable business practices, sustainable lifestyles and general observations about business, life and the world around us. […]
