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Who really wants to write a check?
My daughter who moved to the Midwest earlier this year is moving into a new apartment and was asked to provide a check. She’d only written a few and had to ask ‘how do I write a check again?’ While … Continue reading
The DMV is still where you’d rather not be
As the nation that invented the driving of automobiles, any licensed driver feels a chill go up his or her spine when they have to consider a trip to the Department of Motor Vehicles. I’ve been going there now for … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the World Today, Personal Privacy
Tagged DMV, Privatization, Technology in public spaces
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Self-driving cars will hasten the death of the road trip
I just finished the first leg of a drive (1,200 miles) of what will be a quasi-road trip since I intend to stay in one place for two weeks. Like many of my peers way back at age 16 in … Continue reading
Ah to be in Paris – this Thanksgiving
As I have posted about both that Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday and also about whether there is Thanksgiving in China, ever since the unfolding of the terrible events in Paris last Friday, I’ve been thinking I wish I could … Continue reading
If you don’t want to be happy you’ll get there
Having written this post nearly five years ago, I still I say this often. It’s no less true today than it ever has been. I never intended to suggest being blindly positive and ignoring reality in the face of adversity … Continue reading
Mobile technology continues to flatten the world
Have you ever met a billionaire? I have met a few and in somewhat casual circumstances. No I am not ‘good buddies’ with any of them nor will I ever be. I’m here to let you know that the billionaires … Continue reading
Non-drivers commuting time activities have changed the game
Stories in both the New York Times and Wall Street Journal this week focused on the time Americans take to commute to and from their jobs. In the New York City area a story in the Wall Street Journal highlighted the … Continue reading
Posted in Best business practices, Living in the World Today, Location based marketing, Targeting, Technology
Tagged Americans commuting, Commuting time, How is commuting different today, How many buses in and out of Port Authority Bus Terminal, Mobile marketing while commuting, Port Authority Bus Terminal improvements, Wall Street Journal
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NY Health Insurer Oscar wants to get in your shorts
I don’t live in New York State and as such am not able to consider Oscar as our health insurance company, but I’ve watched the development of this interesting web-based insurance company. An article in Fortune Magazine this past December … Continue reading
24 Books I finished this past year
I’m not one for New Year’s Resolutions. Yet at the start of 2014 I decided to do my best to always be reading a book or novel. It’s not as if I had not read much in 2013 and the … Continue reading