Posts Tagged ‘Traffic’
Monday, October 26th, 2009
The holidays are looming fast ahead of us, and there’s nothing worse than getting caught up in the traffic and crowd of the holiday rush. Start your Christmas shopping as early as now! Below is the November 2009 bazaar schedule courtesy of Spot.ph . Four Seasons Fair at Forbes Town Center Features all sorts of gifts, with more than 40 hand-picked vendors exhibiting, we expect to offer quality, diversity and inspiration. November 4 to November 15 November 16 to November 27 November 28
Tags: 15 November, All Sorts, Bazaar, Christmas, Christmas Shopping, Crowd, Forbes, Four Seasons, Holiday Rush, Holidays, Inspiration, November 15, Quality Diversity, Traffic
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Sunday, October 25th, 2009
Zero Hedge Cash for Clunkers, although the Obama Administration will hail it as the “savior” of the automobile business, and it did infuse many a dealership with traffic, and paperwork- it was a disaster in the making. Some would have called it “controlled chaos” but, that’s anything involving the public on any mass scale, and on another note… That’s the car business and politics pure and simple. But as I read about how junk piles are overstocked with CARS trade-ins, wit
Tags: Appliances, Automobile Business, Car Business, Cars, Controlled Chaos, Disaster, Ins, Junk Yards, Mass Scale, Paperwork, Piles, Savior, Toyota, Trades, Traffic, Wit
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Thursday, October 22nd, 2009
Bumper stickers are us… Bumper stickers in Thai land make for an interesting language lesson and a good way to pass time when you’re caught in traffic. Apart from the typical เมา ไม่ ขับ (mao mai khap) “Don’t Drink and Drive” and เรา รัก ในห ลวง (rao rak nai luang) “We Love the King” stickers, one can typically count on Thai bumper stickers to be one of two things: clever and sexually suggestive. Frequently they are both. One clever sticker I saw recently made me chuckle. On government v
Tags: Bumper Stickers, Bumper To Bumper, Language Lesson, Language Lessons, Learners, Mao, Nai, Rak, Stickers Bumper, Thai Land, Traffic
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Thursday, October 22nd, 2009
Holy crap, the internet took a day off from sucking today. Many good things to say today. 1. First of all, I shouldn’t even really be saying anything today since it is not a Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday, as Jonathan Fields rightly points out in 97 Ways To Build Traffic Without Resorting To Dumbass List Posts . As I will be resorting to a dumbass list post myself very soon, I found this fascinating. While it’s all good, I think my favourite is probably the first line. Delicious. 2. Mark S
Tags: Business And Marketing, Business Links, Business Marketing, Deep Thought, Holy Crap, Jonathan, Jonathan Fields, Marketing Links, Monday Tuesday, Traffic
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Tuesday, October 20th, 2009
Some universities are now using eRideShare.com, North America’s leading online carpooling service. Carpooling saves drivers money, reduces traffic and parking congestion, clears the air, and cuts greenhouse gas pollution’20 pounds of CO2 per gallon of gas.
Tags: Congestion, Gallon Of Gas, Greenhouse Gas Pollution, Money, North America, Traffic, Universities
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