Pedaling to Shangri-La
January 19, 2010 by Bob Rogers
Filed under Asia - Pacific, Culture & Religion, Travel
“What would possess you to do such a thing?”
This is a question Claire and I get from Americans when they hear of our tandem bicycle travels in third-world countries and our perseverance in spite of difficult conditions. Of… Read the rest
Our “New Bohemians” are home
December 23, 2009 by John Hoyle
Filed under Asia - Pacific
Bob and Claire Rogers are on their way home from their extended and very exciting trip to China and most of Southeast Asia. They’ll be traveling back to Tucson on Christmas Day.
Be sure to check their website… Read the rest
On the road to Shangri-La
September 6, 2009 by John Hoyle
Filed under Asia - Pacific, Current Events
James
Hilton’s novel Lost Horizon described a mystical, harmonious semi-paradise, gently guided by ageless Tibetan monks from a lamasery situated high above a peaceful valley enclosed within the western end of the Kunlun Mountains.
This wonderous place called… Read the rest
Why are Americans so afraid?
April 9, 2009 by Bob Rogers
Filed under Current Events, Featured Article
A
mericans are a fearful bunch. Our swagger is unmatched when it comes to bragging about our nation’s wealth and power, but when it comes down to a more personal level, we’re afraid of…of what?
In 1995 and 1996, my… Read the rest
New Writers & Direction for JOO
December 11, 2008 by Richard E. Kelly
Filed under About JOO
D
uring the last fifteen years of my work life, I was a strong believer and fervent practitioner of Continuous Improvement as a business strategy. So earlier this year when I suggested to John Hoyle that he consider using CI to… Read the rest





















