Editorial February 13, 1995 Issue

"Energy on hand"

Michael A. Seek

It happened one morning in a hotel room. The red charging signal on my electric razor lighted up, the humming of the little motor got fainter and fainter, and shortly it stopped altogether because the battery was drained.

No problem. I plugged the electric cord I'd brought along into the outlet and finished shaving. By noon the razor was fully recharged and the green control light informed me: "Energy on hand."

Sometimes one hears a friend or colleague remark that he feels worn out, tired, his battery drained.

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