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23. November 2008

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12. August 2008

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I never would have step foot in the Amazon rainforest were it not for a failed trip to the mountains two years ago with my daughter. We went to Cusco, with the hope of making it to Machu Picchu, but instead met up with a case of soroche, or altitude sickness. Except for the World [...]

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18. July 2008

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Over the coming weeks, the posts on this blog might take a turn for the exotic, as I'll be posting stories and photos from the far reaches of Peru. On the agenda: Hunting for megalodon teeth with Desert Man of Ica, who was recently written up in the New York Times. (Fortunately, we made our reservation [...]

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8. July 2008

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When you work for an employer, it's usually a pretty straightforward contract. You trade 40 or so hours of your week in exchange for a salary and some sprinkles. What happens during those hours is between you and your boss. But when you cut the tethers of employment and became a free agent, what's the agreement? [...]

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2. July 2008

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Photo by Lars KloveIt's amazing how we need others to give us permission to break with societal norms and do the unthinkable. I don't mean unthinkable acts like marrying your first cousin. Unless you're royalty, in which case, it's probably ok. Rather, I'm referring to what passes for unthinkable among neurotic social climbers in New [...]

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12. June 2008

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How serendipitous. A friend of mine sent an article that contained a link to the very story I had been wracking my brain to recall for some time. It's about a college student who drops out, but chooses to follow his whimsy and takes the odd class in calligraphy. He never finishes college. Years later, however, [...]

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31. December 2007

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While we adults were geeking out about the potential of Second Life, the kids had their own virtual-world revolution. Brooks Barnes reports in NYT that Webkinz (by toymaker Ganz) had 6 million logins in November. I can attest personally that most of those sessions were probably longer than one hour and ended only with lots [...]

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21. November 2007

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