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Living Social–Shopping Local
This post was originally posted on my work blog. http://blogs.rhsmith.umd.edu/execed/Happy Thanksgiving to all. Why wait for either Black Friday or Small Business Saturday when you can shop local start ups as your turkey cooks? There are lots more ways … Continue reading
Posted in Crone in the Nation's capital, Culture with the Crone, Entrepreneurial Flair, Terrapin Grove
Tagged dc/md/va, entrepreneurs, gryphn, innovation, jobon, koolspan, Living social, raising capital, shopsy, smith school of business, start ups, thanksgiving vegetables, umbabox, uppidy, veenome, veterancentral
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Tectonic Trouble in Itchy Ankle and environs
Earthquake update: I was in the bathroom when the 5.9 struck and so braved a small personal tsunami while others were evacuating the building. Now back at work and fearing the commute home. Here in DC we don’t cope well with … Continue reading
Don’t forget your Clean Wipes
News reaches me from Washington DC that the Camelot strip club is trying to boost lunchtime business. They are encouraging local professionals (Transparency Towers is just one of the organizations headquartered close to the club) to bring their smart phones, ipads … Continue reading
Dodging the Pregnancy Bullet In DC
A young woman of my acquaintance has no health insurance. At high school, she did not receive the HPV vaccine, which protects against cervical cancer. She is at an age and stage where many young women become single mothers. She and I … Continue reading
Posted in anger, Crone in the Nation's capital, Culture with the Crone, Customer service
Tagged anti-abortion activists, contraception for disadvantaged teens., customer service, depo, gardasil, health insurance, planned parenthood, teen moms, uninsured young women, unwanted pregnancies, Washington DC
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Men I met along the way
First there was Carl, the twenty-something tour guide at the Johnson Space Center in Houston TX. He was straight from central casting with his lank, dark hair and pale white skin. His shirt was short-sleeved and short on natural fibers. Carl … Continue reading
Posted in Crone in America, Crone in the Nation's capital, Culture with the Crone, Dangerous Obsessions, Entrepreneurial Flair, Life's vexations, The Traveling Crone
Tagged Ambassador of Peru to the US, Baltimore Tunnel, calcium stains, historic Annapolis, Hogs Head Annapolis, I95, Johnson Space center, men, NASA, poet cab driver, President of Mexico in DC, Sir Bob, travel, William Hogarth
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How do you get to Love?
I was driving out of D.C. on New York Avenue and Gretel was beside me in the passenger seat, staring wistfully out the window. “How do you get to Love?” she asked ” How do you get to Love?” I … Continue reading
Condiments–buy, sell or hold?
The fries I ordered tonight were served with ketchup. This will have pleased Nelson Peltz, a member of the board at Heinz who today explained to me the problems faced by the ketchup manufacturer. ” We are in almost every … Continue reading
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Tagged 17th street dc, angoustura bitters, board of directors, cii, colman's mustard, condiments, corporate governance heinz, fancy salad, farmers salad, grey poupon mustard, heinz board of directors, heinz ketchup, horseradish sauce, investments, Kraft, lea and perrins, level one, market share, nelson peltz, salad, shares, unilever, worcestershire sauce
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My second salad this week
It has been a very disappointing day, all the more disappointing because it appeared to hold such promise. My office was out of bounds this afternoon and so I took the opportunity to plan a long lunch with a friend. … Continue reading


