Travel And Leisure
Maisie (the Culinary Concierge) and I began our 3 Cards, 3 Continents Round-the-World adventure on Tuesday, September 13th. The primary themes are luxury travel (both flights & hotels) and great food from around the world. In this series of posts titled “Greg & Maisie’s Great Adventure,” I’ll detail highlights from our travel and food experiences…
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Indie mainstay Popscene continues to be a force in the local music scene. On August 26th, with Capital Cities performing, Popscene at Rickshaw Stop will be celebrating its 25th anniversary. DJ Aaron Axelsen, one of Popscene’s four original founders and promoters, opens to kick the evening off. In recognition of the milestone anniversary, we reached out to Aaron to get
There might not be much you can do about ice-cold airplane cabins, but one travel hack we learned this week could help make things more pleasant in another site of perennial temperature complaints: hotel rooms.
Some guests find them too stuffy, others find them frigid, and in-room thermostats have been designed to limit adjustments to a narrow range.
A solution
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Well below the Mason-Dixon Line, the Lowcountry of South Carolina and
It’s important to feed your gut microbiome good food because it feeds you. This Washington Post article (gift link, no paywall) by Anahad O’Connor provides a good summary of current knowledge.
Every time you eat, you are feeding trillions of bacteria, viruses and fungi that live inside your gut. But are you feeding them the right foods?
Scientists used to
The goal of this post is to highlight a feature of the Bayesian Persuasion problem that seems useful but as far as I can tell not explicitly stated anywhere.
Let 
The value to the receiver
The majorization relationship arises frequently in Economic applications, most recently in the context of information design (see Kleiner, Moldovanu and Strack (2021) for instance). This post highlights the connection between optimization problems involving the majorization relationship and polymatroid optimization problems.
The majorization relationship is a partial order on vectors. If 
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