
Above the Fold: Supply Chain Logistics News (August 14, 2026)
A year ago tomorrow, I rode my bicycle up Mt. Washington in New Hampshire. It’s 7.6 miles to the summit — 4,678 feet of climbing,

A year ago tomorrow, I rode my bicycle up Mt. Washington in New Hampshire. It’s 7.6 miles to the summit — 4,678 feet of climbing,

My beloved aunt Gloria died last Saturday, on the Fourth of July. She was 80. Another victim of cancer. Last August, not long after she

I am taking the afternoon off to tighten screws. Literally. There are loose screws everywhere in this house. All the screws on our door knobs,

Let’s step away from all the AI talk for a moment to focus on a growing problem in the supply chain and logistics industry: cargo

Writer’s block. It’s one of the countless things that separates (differentiates) me from AI. On this cloudy Friday morning, I have no idea what to

I’m 35,000 feet above the Earth’s surface. (Have you ever stopped to think about how amazing that is?) I’m on my way home from the