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Eric F. Frazier

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Female Entrepreneurs: The X(X)-factor in Economic Growth

March 16, 2016April 7, 2016 Eric F. Frazier

Business.com recently published my article, “Well-Rounded Leadership: The Nature and Nurture of Female Entrepreneurs.” Over the past two decades, and especially since the Great Recession beginning in 2008, women-led businesses have increased dramatically, and now contribute $1.5 trillion annually to…

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Limiting Home Business Risk with an LLC

October 9, 2015December 9, 2015 Eric F. Frazier

About.com recently published my article, “Limiting Home Business Risk: 5 Steps to Forming an LLC,” in its About Money section. Working from home these days is more feasible and more popular than ever, thanks to mobile technologies and changing employment…

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Wake Forest School of Medicine Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative – 2011 Annual Report

January 21, 2012July 5, 2015 Eric F. Frazier

I helped conceptualize the format and wrote the text for this annual report. Click on image to download PDF

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Partnering for Success

January 1, 2011August 31, 2013 Eric F. Frazier

Winston-Salem Monthly – January 2011 When Meg Marion advises prospective business owners about investing in a franchise, she not only understands their hopes and fears, she brings firsthand experience to the conversation. In 2004, she became a franchisee of The…

About Eric F. Frazier

I am an independent writer, editor, book reviewer and co-author of GPS Declassified: From Smart Bombs to Smartphones.

Frazeology is my take on matters large and small, in the news or off the radar. My approach is personal, but the goal is not to write about me. Rather, it is to offer subjective observations about experiences and concerns that we all share.

From time to time, I link to and comment on things others have said particularly well--or especially poorly. And sometimes I make up new words. We have more than enough already, but it's fun and I find playing around with language irresistible.

Thank you for taking the time to stop by, and I hope you enjoy reading.

“A useful work about a complex topic.”

— Roger Launius, Quest

“GPS Declassified is a carefully researched, well written, fast-paced, and thoroughly enjoyable book. It offers an excellent mix of science, technology, history and culture. This book is highly recommended.”

— William F. Mellberg, The Space Review

“Expertly weaves the story of GPS development and its ever-expanding use."

— M. W. Carr, Choice

“Written in a clear and lively style GPS Declassified provides readers with GPS development history including personal recollections from leading developers…. As an introduction to GPS, its history, uses, issues and concerns GPS Declassified can’t be beat.”

— Robert Schaefer, New York Journal of Books

“The authors do the impossible, making an intricate technological advance fascinating to read. They offer an informative and well researched account of how GPS proved its worth even before the system was complete.”

—Walter J. Boyne, author of How the Helicopter Changed Modern Warfare and former director of the National Air and Space Museum of the Smithsonian Institution

“A fine and entertaining story of the origins of the Global Positioning System, a consequential space-age technology that has affected the lives of hundreds of millions in war and peace."

—Mike Gruntman, PhD, professor of astronautics, University of Southern California at Los Angeles, and author of Blazing The Trail: The Early History Of Spacecraft And Rocketry

“The authors deftly place the concept and development of GPS within two broader historical contexts: navigation and robotic spaceflight.”

— from the foreword by Rick W. Sturdevant, PhD, Deputy Director of History, Air Force Space Command

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Best new example: A single letter “t” transformed “properly” to “property” in a SCOTUS ruling that has been mistakenly cited in 14 subsequent cases.
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