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July 16, 2007
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Worst of all, vegatable lasagna's asleep and I have to use the bathroom.
Still the same scenery. When will this flight end? What I wouldn't give for supersonic air travel. I know, I know... Not very green. :(
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July 16, 2007
I see some new clouds ( the grey fluffy ones) which thankfully break up the monotony. Would it kill this airline to put some TVs in these seats?
TMC corporate jet, TMC corporate jet. Boy that has a nice ring to it.
Can you believe this guy is still asleep. I think the flight attendant may have drugged him so he won't ask for help with any more trash.
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July 16, 2007
Here is a good sign. I see land. The snow is not such a great thing to see but at least we're closer to the ground. :)
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July 16, 2007
Perhaps not my favorite view but certainly a familiar one.
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July 16, 2007
Here is a scene from the lovely Hutchinson Expressway in New York.
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July 16, 2007
What Craig Walker and Vincent Paquet, GrandCentral Founders did at GrandCentral is amazing. They came up with a great idea – one number for life. They started a company and sold it quite quickly to Google. The service is evolving even more rapidly now but while so many people marvel at how fast Google snapped up GrandCentral, one company thinks they have a better solution to the one number problem.
We can likely all agree the idea of having a single phone number makes a great deal of sense. But according to Richard N. Koch, CEO, RNK Communications, what the GrandCentral model misses is the ability to keep your existing number. As a registered phone company, RNK lets you do much of what Google’s GrandCentral does but it also lets you keep your existing telephone number and have it ported to them.
The RNK Phone Number Bank or PNB is a solution which gives you one number for life and at the same time allows you to start with the number you have today. In other words, you don’t have to give a new number to friends and customers.
I have been following this news for quite some time through a conversation at RNK offices a few months back and a discussion with Rich today. He sees telephone numbers as being similar to social security numbers. He says that by transferring your number into the RNK Phone Bank, it is yours.
Unlike other phone companies, RNK does not force you to associate the line with the number. He says, other phone companies will hate the fact his company is doing this.
RNK is not a stranger to innovation. A while back they came up with a service which distributed temporary phone numbers for applications like newspaper personals and classified ads. This is yet another interesting service which shows phone companies can be innovative.
The price for the service will be under $10/month and there is a free trial taking place now for Massachusetts residents. Check the
site for details.
One last comment: Rich tells me if Microsoft or another company is interested in purchasing this part of the company, he is all ears. He would not turn down an investment either if a company decides they want to come in and market this new service. This conversation came about as I mentioned his company seems to be the only independent offering such a service.
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