Colour my world

Saipan is an exotic place that harbors suitably exotic languages, but instead of looking at a fancy language today, I’m up for looking at plain ol’ English. It’s not really as plain as it looks. For example, though American English is dominant on Saipan, the British empire left...
Posted On Apr 25 2014 09:23
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A harmonious path

In order to make any progress in anything we usually have to get the cooperation of other people. One line of reasoning, one that I don’t subscribe to, is that in order to get cooperation we need to persuade, and in order to persuade, we need to argue. In modern times, stoked by...
Posted On Apr 18 2014 14:50
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Tourism and paradise

While I was waxing enthusiastic about a boutique hotel I stayed at recently, by coincidence a relative was jetting to a lush nook in the tropics to inspect some land on which to build a B&B (bed and breakfast). His concept is to put up a B&B for foreign tourists. I know...
Posted On Apr 11 2014 09:12
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Road trip!

When all else fails, it’s time for a road trip. And, for that, there’s nowhere better than the great American West, where Route 66 is a living link to legendary days. Ah yes, boots and jeans, old cafes and dusty roads. Ghosts towns, long dead; and ghost towns, recently revived....
Posted On Apr 04 2014 13:41
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