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Thoughts on Tokyo – Part III – Tokyo is no place for direct mail
I remember the first time I went to Tokyo in 2000. The area in which my friends were living was very chic and filled with westerners. Where my friends live now (they have moved around several times) is also a … Continue reading
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Did TSA change their policy with the 3-1-1 plastic bag deal?
I flew out on Monday from a NYC area airport and forgot not only that I did not have my 3 ounces or less liquids in my little one quart plastic bag. Not only that I left all the liquids … Continue reading
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