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High school counselors everywhere advise students they have a better future as a third-rate paper shuffler than a craftsman, writes Jim Olsztynski.

With HDD becoming a mature methodology, various groups from many origins have come to similar conclusions -- that some form of industry-wide standard guidelines would mitigate HDD damages and accidents, according to Rich Maxwell.

Check valves permit water flow in one direction only and generally are recommended for all submersible pump installations, explains Robert Pelikan.

Tim Connor encourages you to get out of a rut and rethink your management.

Columinst Wayne Nash claims there are NO silly questions from the customer. If a customer asks the question, it is worth an answer.

It's hard to think of a more important business task of a drilling contractor than to develop a detailed picture of his costs of doing business, according to Jim Olsztynski.

Tax deductions can reduce the drilling or equipment operation's tax bill and sharply reduce the out-of-pocket costs for developing and operating any Web site, according to columnist Mark Battersby.

Edward Elliot explains the importance of domain names and why you should make an extra effort to protect yours.

It's the people who shun normal maintenance programs who cry "foul" the loudest when they finally get stuck, explains columnist Don Green.