Let me cut to the chase at once. This is what we saw. In Texas. Where it was totally cloudy. But I managed to make this adventure a success. This is one of the 1,000 pictures our friend took.
The Eclipse
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Moonstruck (8 of 9)
Preface to all nine parts: today is Eclipse Day, so I am giving myself an exceptionally rare day off. I have no idea if I'll see anything, because there's so much cloud cover. In spite of that, I had devoted the entire day to this quest, so I'm setting up some posts in advance so my dear readers do not get bored. Once this all blows over, I'll be sure to tell you about whatever adventures I had during my Texas journey.
I’ve had a lifelong fascination with wealth and, more recently, wealth disparity (for proof, look no further than the SocialTrade stack on this very topic). I grew up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in a happy, financially-secure, but very much middle-class family. We lived in this house:
Moonstruck (3 of 9)
Preface to all nine parts: today is Eclipse Day, so I am giving myself an exceptionally rare day off. I have no idea if I'll see anything, because there's so much cloud cover. In spite of that, I had devoted the entire day to this quest, so I'm setting up some posts in advance so my dear readers do not get bored. Once this all blows over, I'll be sure to tell you about whatever adventures I had during my Texas journey.
As almost all of you know, when you fly out of an airport, you’ve got at least a couple of parking options for your car: you can pay a high price for short-term parking, which is close and convenient, or pay a cheaper price for long-term parking, which involves some travel, since it’s well away from the airport. The prices for parking, and the distance of the long-term lot, depend on how big the airport is.
(more…)Moonstruck (1 of 9)
Preface to all nine parts: today is Eclipse Day, so I am giving myself an exceptionally rare day off. I have no idea if I'll see anything, because there's so much cloud cover. In spite of that, I had devoted the entire day to this quest, so I'm setting up some posts in advance so my dear readers do not get bored. Once this all blows over, I'll be sure to tell you about whatever adventures I had during my Texas journey.
I recently did a survey amongst you folks so we could collectively assess how much of a “bubble” each of us lives in. I was pleased just how many of you took the survey. Here are the collective results; I have highlighted the “winning” answer for each question. Thank you!
(more…)Century Events (by NYUGrad)
Solar Eclipse, Jupiter meets Uranus in Aries and a Comet!
I normally don’t share my belief systems, as I focus more on Financial Markets. My family is Christian and most of my in-laws are Buddhist. I have close friends across many other religions including Muslim, Jewish and others.
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