Whether you are traveling to Dallas or Denmark, the one aspect of travel we are all certain to face is the dreaded security line. I always marvel at the people who show up to the airport wearing every piece of jewelry they’ve ever purchased. While you can’t prevent other people from dressing like Ironman, it [...]
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How To See The World: Finding Travel Deals
July 14, 2010
There’s a myth about international travel: that it requires large amounts of money to do. I would argue that it just takes a shift in priorities and resources to make it happen. Consider that a cable subscription for one year is roughly $1200. A 42′ flat screen TV at Best Buy to watch all 1,000 [...]
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How To See The World: Passports & Visas
July 13, 2010
During a recent conversation with a friend of mine, I found myself rambling in the lingo bingo of travel, going on about entry requirements, customs and immigration. He smiled & kindly suggested that instead of blabbing about it, I should share some information on how it all works. That’s what good friends are for, they [...]
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The Most Bizarre Man-Made Disasters
May 12, 2010
Constantly focusing on what’s wrong with the world, instead of spending our energy on developing solutions is counterproductive (this site isn’t called The Cool “Aid” for nothin’), but sometimes you just can’t turn a blind eye to the obvious.
Yesterday, Huff Post compiled a baffling list of the “The World’s Most Bizarre Man-Made Disasters,” that’ll make [...]
