1. Any moron can, for about $50, make a phone call and incorporate him/herself. In no other country that I know of can someone do business (and so much damage) so easily! Anyone can easily buy and sell a share
Rounding off the first half of 2001, here’s a story that sorta sums up life in New York for those in my position. I had a last-minute houseguest Thursday night who came in about 11pm and asked what there was
Middle East I find myself skimming the daily news more so than reading it. Nothing has happened to change my opinions that I have stated for the past half year. (I have left my 15 May article up on the
Middle East I know that people are expecting some globalthoughts on all this Middle East stuff but I really don’t have much to add based on my recent trip. It’s a pretty hopeless situation. Leaders of countries are popular and
1st column. Civility (infrastructure, cleanliness, technology, poverty in eye view) 2nd column. Extent someone should go there for the first time and will enjoy the stay in the country 3rd column. Extent I would want to return again (things still
Click here to go to Seoul, South Korea.
Click here to continue around modern Beijing and odd sites.
Click here to continue to Central Business District.
Click here to continue to Tianenman Square.
Brief Highlights: Stops in Zurich, Dubai (still fascinating, even a 2nd time), Bahrain (sleepy watering hole for Saudis but a real nice Meridien resort and the largest US fleet outside NATO), Singapore (advanced civilization with gorgeous gardens everywhere but sticky
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