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Guest: Gregory Simon (10:10).
Bitcoin’s Human Potential
On the Ground in Venezuela | A New Medium of Exchange
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From Greenville to Santiago: Why I Left the United States for Chile
Should You Do It Too?
April 1, 2013 by 18 Comments
Should You Do It Too?
On May 31 to June 1, 2012, I moved from Greenville, South Carolina, to Santiago, Chile. My belongings, loaded onto a container a few days before, were already on their way.
I’d left a part-time teaching position as an adjunct at a public university. The job was as stable as such jobs ever are, with at least three courses per semester for very low pay. I’d asked for a salary increase since I’d been there seven years, and was turned down. I chose to walk away.
“Why did I do it?” is a common question I receive—and “Why Chile?”
While an appearance on the show was not possible, given scheduling conflicts, Steven Yates accepted a Skype interview to expand on this article.
Why I Left New Zealand
And Why It Remains an Expatriation Destination to Consider
January 24, 2013 by 19 Comments
And Why It Remains an Expatriation Destination to Consider
To write this article breaks my heart a little. The reality is that, after returning from Boston University, I did not want to leave New Zealand—at least not on a long-term basis. Despite the consistent trend towards negative net-migration to New Zealand, I suspect many fellow expats share my sentiment.
I reminisce days at Raglan Beach, the Bay of Islands, and the Coromandel Peninsula with my family. When I return to visit, I still love to run the hills that surround Te Akatea Station, the farm where I grew up near Ngaruawahia. The Waikato River also gave me many enjoyable summers of rowing training, and I loved to race on Lake Karapiro.
My Favorite Source for Independent News and Opinion
Introducing Reddit.com
January 3, 2013 by 1 Comment
Introducing Reddit.com
If you’ve yet to use Reddit.com, you are missing out. For those who complain of media bias, Reddit.com is the ultimate alternative and home of user-generated and categorized content. It includes news and opinion articles, videos and images, self-posted opinions and questions, and a never-ending line of heated debates. Users even initiate meet-ups to go beyond the online forum.