In the end, the best part was just being back together. It sounds corny, I know, but Glass TEXpo, held last week in San Antonio was a landmark event in
Continue ReadingIf this picture of pallets packed and ready to go says anything, it says that the industry’s first event since the COVID pandemic hit is going to happen next week.
Continue ReadingWell, every once in a while you get to have a really special experience that touches you on both the personal and professional level. A visit to San Antonio last week
Continue ReadingIt really is the most elusive of qualities. It can’t be taught, yet it isn’t genetic either. So where do the qualities that make a great leader come from? And
Continue ReadingOver the course of the past week, I have learned some sadly amazing and horrific stories of loss as a result of the hurricane that walloped the Northeast last week.
Continue ReadingThe big news this week probably wasn’t all that big in the grand scheme of things, but it opened up old wounds and debates about safety glazing and the law. And it has the potential to change our codes again, so, hey wait a minute, maybe this is one of those little things that is going to balloon into a way bigger one
Continue ReadingYou know, sometimes it takes a customer to remind you what you are doing wrong. And if you read this blog regularly you know I will do so when I
Continue ReadingWell in the “hell as frozen over” category comes a bulletin I received Friday from the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) announcing that organization’s intention to submit certain NFRC rating
Continue ReadingIt seems like just minutes ago that the kids were heading back to school, the baseball play-offs were weeks away and Kim Kardashian was getting ready for a life of
Continue ReadingHappy Canada Day today to our Canadian Readers! And The Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics in Lawrence, Kan., features what may
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