The Mason Minute
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In Like A Lion (MM #4727)
The month of March is here, and if you believe folklore, it's coming in like a lion. Don't worry; it will leave like a lamb when the month is over. I don't know when they taught us that old proverb, b
Leap Day (MM #4726)
People often seem to forget Leap Day. Most people pay little attention since it only happens every four years. I've always thought that we should celebrate it in some unique way. Most people would wan
Dynamic Pricing (MM #4725)
Many industries prefer to use a dynamic pricing model. The airline and hotel industries are great examples. But have you ever heard of a fast food restaurant using this surge pricing system? Well,
Concerts Nightly (MM #4724)
Everyone knows that Nashville has been called Music City USA for eons. Everywhere you turn, there's music, and not just of the country variety. If you had the time, you could watch concerts nightly. I
Worthless Law (MM #4723)
Two times each year, in January and July, the state of Tennessee enacts the laws passed by the legislature. Almost five years ago, the state passed a law to help reduce distracted driving. The Tenne
The Cover (MM #4722)
In the world of marketing, few details get left to chance. When marketing in the entertainment world, the cover art on a video or piece of music matters. Once they release a project to the public, the
Car Wash (MM #4721)
One of the fastest-growing business sectors in cities across America is the automated car wash. No one has the time or desire to do it by hand anymore. But some cities are starting to say 'NO' to deve
68 Degrees (MM #4720)
Years ago, there was an Indiana restaurant chain called Sunshine Cafe. And their slogan branded them as a place where it was always sunny and 72 degrees. There are still a few around. I thought about
Run For Office (MM #4719)
No matter how you look at life today, no one is happy with the state of politics. Many think they have the answer that will disrupt the current extreme climate. Here in Tennessee, there's talk of chan
Insomnia (MM #4718)
I've always had empathy for those who have insomnia. My father has suffered for as long as I can remember. Most of his was stress-related. Fortunately, I never had to worry about it until recently. Wh





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