When I grew up, swimming pools were a big thing, but people now can afford to put up a $300 above-ground pool at their house. There is just not as big a market for pools anymore.

Golf is on a decline nationwide. The same people are going out and playing three or four times a week. No one new is taking over and the courses are really suffering.

Manufacturing is still one of the greatest costs in an organization. But in the current business environment, what separates you from your competitors is your complete supply chain.

In the late '90s, manufacturing was looked at as a cost to be controlled. It wasn't looked at strategically.

They are going to take a look at everything from usage numbers to the fees needed to fix the problem. They will look at this problem closely.

Most of our matches have scriptural and spiritual truths in them. We aren't blatant ... If people know what they are looking for, they will see it.