Minding Your Own Business Delegating
Advice on effective delegation for small-business owners. Don Taylor argues nine out of ten claim they delegate well, yet most struggle to hand off tasks. Benefits include freeing time for planning and reducing overload, while improving team motivation and communication. Key steps include choosing the right person and task, timing the handoff, giving clear instructions, and maintaining oversight. Focus on growth and shared responsibility, not firefighting.
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Don Taylor
Bus Safety Rules for Students and Motorists
County extension notes school bus etiquette for students and drivers. Students should arrive early, stand back from the road, wait for the driver to signal before boarding, cross in front of the bus with visibility, and avoid walking behind it. Motorists are urged to watch for children, take routes around school zones, and respect yellow and red warning lights and the stop arm.
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State Capitol Highlights Ed Sterling
The Capitol report covers an emergency rule from the Texas Public Utilities Commission delaying power shutoffs until the end of September for those on approved payment plans, and six month repayment terms. It notes health risks from outages during heat, quotes PUC Chairman Pat Wood, and reports notices causing panic amid relief efforts.
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A Guest Column Provokes Soap Opera View of DC
Jim Davis argues that the Clinton Starr impeachment saga has turned Washington into a soap opera driven by Clinton and Starr with media and Republicans shaping the narrative. He condemns the cycle of damage, urges accountability, and questions the political system’s purpose.
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al Gore
Kenneth Starr
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Building a Brick Foundation in Parenting Faith and Practice
A reflection on how identical upbringings can yield different outcomes in adulthood. Despite similar discipline and values, children diverge due to genetics, peers, and circumstances. Parents shape a foundations of character and decision making through daily instruction, likening it to choosing bricks or straw for a house.
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Meg
Brick
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