Entries Tagged 'Things to See' ↓

In case you’ve never been, here’s a peek inside the Mountain View and Zurich offices of the world’s most dominant search company.  If you’re a business owner, it’s definitely worth a look.

~ ST

If you have a dog, Sean Ellis’ story of literally living with wolves in the Rocky Mountains will blow you away.  Check it out, here.

~ ST

I’m not too sure you’ll ever catch me in the sky with 853 people.  Still, it’s a marvel of technology and a glimpse into where commercial air travel may be heading.

The Airbus A380:

• it’s 50 percent wider than a 747.
• it has an entire level (upper deck) dedicated to business class.
• it has two full showers.
• it has two full bars.

The lounge is obviously beautiful, but the rest of it looks a bit claustrophobic to me.  You be the judge — take a look at it here.

~ST

Sources say Daniel Simon is working on Tron 2, which should be in theaters by winter, 2010.

One look at these very cool concept vehicles of the future, and you’ll see why he’s the guy.

Bravo.

~ ST

Today we’re recommending an extremely valuable, totally free online book called How to See the World.

As anyone who’s done it will tell you, traveling abroad gives you a scope on the world that you simply will not get any other way. There is no substitute. If you’ve never been outside your home country, seriously consider it. Stop taking other people’s word for it — plan yourself a trip …and get an accurate, first-hand knowledge of the planet you’re standing on.

“He who returns from a journey is not the same as he who left.” – Chinese proverb

Even if you don’t see yourself backpacking on $25 a day anytime soon, no man should be without the practical tips contained in How to See the World. You’ll find great tips for negotiating life, even in your own locale.

~ ST

Hilarious.

Heads up: great article over at Popular Mechanics… list of 25 Skills Every Man Should Know.

~ ST

Michael Montoure wrote an excellent piece on being happy and living the life you want to live. …very important read. Be sure and bookmark it and refer back to it regularly for a brain overhaul.

~ ST