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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Tedious MicroVision Catalysts
Tedious and studious are not the words that usually come to mind with potentially disruptive technologies and possibly profitable speculations. And yet, I return to report on MVIS. If I only hit the highlights, the great or terrible news, I’d … Continue reading
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Tagged Celluon, Dream. Invest. Live., investing, LTBH, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, PicoBit, picoprojector, RoBoHoN, Sharp, Sony, stocks
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Transition For Writers On Whidbey
The Whidbey Island Writers Association is probably going to close. The ‘probably’ is in there because miracles happen, but saving the name and the organization will take tens of thousands of dollars soon. I checked my Powerball ticket. I’m not … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Charity, coworks, NILA, non-profit, personal finance, teaching, Twitter, Whidbey, WIWA, writing
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Digging On Earth Day
I swung a pulaski today. Not familiar with the tool? Take a mattock, which is like a very heavy hoe, add an axe head and you get a very heavy hunk of steel that’s great for digging out roots. Professionals … Continue reading
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Tagged Charity, conservation, Earth Day, frugal, frugality, housing, Land Trust, personal finance, Simple Living, volunteering charity, WCLT, Whidbey
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Bizarro Reaction To GigPeak News
If this keeps up I’m going to think I’m in Bizarro World, where everything is backwards. Just like with MicroVision’s announcement of a 140% increase in revenues leading to a 40% drop in the stock (MVIS); GigOptix, now renamed GigPeak … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream. Invest. Live., electro-optical switches, entrepreneur, GIG, GigOptix, GigPeak, investing, LTBH, Lumera, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, stocks, wealth
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A Day Off
Even within my Rule of 7, there comes a time for a day off. Here it is. I’ll be back soon.
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Tricky Taxes Trips And Traps
Thanks, Elizabeth. It was time to file my taxes, and some fluky results in TurboTax were nicely resolved by Elizabeth from their help desk. Thanks to all my friends I called while fighting off anxiety attacks as I struggled through … Continue reading
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Tagged 1099, 1099 Economy, ACA, Art, books, community, consulting, dance, frugal, frugality, Gig Economy, health care, healthcare, housing, investing, LTBH, mortgage, ObamaCare, Panama Papers, personal finance, photos, self employed health insurace, stocks, taxes, TurboTax, wealth, Wealth Inequality, writing
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Surprising Coworks Support
Sometimes the most substantial support for a community project comes from outside the community. A philanthropist, who declines the term, has been tracking our efforts to create a coworks on Whidbey. Our Kickstarter campaign generated great emotional support and attracted … Continue reading
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Tagged Bayview, Charity, Clinton, Coupeville, coworks, entrepreneur, Freeland, Langley, Oak Harbor, philanthropy, speaking, Whidbey
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Panama Papers Impact
The Panama Papers join the bookshelf of exposes like the Pentagon Papers. If you haven’t already heard about it, you will. (Here’s a synopsis from my other blog, PretendingNotToPanic.com) This is big, and yet, this financial news may not effect … Continue reading
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Tagged corruption, crime, economy, finance, Financial Integrity, investing, justice, Panama Papers, personal finance, tax havens, wealth, Wealth Inequality
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