Wow !!
There are four highways leading into Yosemite National.
One of them, the Tioga Road, is always closed in the Winter.
The Southern Hiway – 41 up from Fresno – closes now and then for brief periods during heavy storms, as does the Northern Route – 120 – from the SF Bay Area.
The middle route – 140 [...]
Since it’s a long weekend, here’s some fun from singer/songwriter Tom Rush.
He’s performing here at Humphrey’s Half Moon Resort in San Diego. They have a tremendous summer concert series each year. We were lucky to have a room right behind the stage one year and although I didn’t see her, I had a wonderful time [...]
We’ve all had our share of travel craziness, but this one seems to outshine all the rest.
47 people have a “you can’t top this one” story to tell for a long time.
It’s happened more than once:
I am sitting on an airport shuttle at LAX when someone from out of town will ask, “Where’s the nearest In ‘n Out?”
This iconic fast food brand with nothing save burgers and fries on the menu is an amazing story in consistency and loyalty to the workers who maker it happen. [...]
The 18 minutes you set aside to watch Lousie Fresco share some counter-intuitive thoughts about agriculture in the 21st century will be time well-spent.
I was mesmerized, not by the specific content of her talk, but by her very reasoned argument against conventional wisdom and in favor of Wonder Bread.
Watch and hear her say, [...]
This Time Magazine piece about some innovative ideas at Denny’s shows that the oft-maligned diner chain isn’t afraid to take chances and try different things.
And it isn’t all about free food. I’m especially intrigued by the way Denny’s is reportedly changing it’s approach to the “bar crowd.” It makes sense.
As part of my Executive Coaching [...]
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