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In a few months, I should be writing my last tuition check, having collectively spent seven figures on the education for the kids. Lucky me, I see that Duke’s tuition alone (remember room and board push it to six figures!) is over $10,000 more than Harvard!
On Friday, tastytrade had a farewell party for Tom Sosnoff and Scott Sheridan. Here was my own contribution to the good-bye video.
I have a special place in my heart for America Online. My history with them dates back to when they were a startup and weren’t even called AOL: they were calling Quantum Computer (believe it or not!) and I met with Steve Case personally to figure out their relationship with my employer, Apple. I hadn’t thought of them in years until I just saw this graph, which really surprises me. I can’t imagine any reason to go to aol.com, but apparently, it’s still a big deal.
