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Hank Sydor admits that regardless of how well prepared he's been, he has a few embarrassing incidents to tell of his past foreign travels.

Howard "Porky" Cutter tells of the trouble he stirred up with his childhood BB gun.

Jim Olsztynski tells us it's not what you say but how you say it when it comes to correcting employees.

Columnist Don Green explains that it's hard to please people who haven't a clue what they want.

Thomas Kwader says developing horizontal wells is difficult for a number of reasons, mainly because the bentonite drilling mud used during the drilling of the borehole is extremely efficient at plugging holes or slots on the screen..

As the drilling marketplace goes through its shifts and your company continues to evolve, you need to be sure that your insurance is keeping up with the changing environment.

Thomas Kwader tackles the question, what is being done with the massive amount of information we're collecting from monitoring wells?

While he's not an economist nor a historian, columnist Rich Maxwell explains that the current decline in directional drilling jobs has the obvious signs of a real recession.

W.F. Nash relates an entertaining tale about a journey he made to Peru.