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- Four More Ways To Stop Junk Mail A few weeks ago I wrote about the adoption of a paperless lifestyle as one excellent way to go green. Immense numbers of trees are sacrificed for the sake of sending us every paper bill and piece of junk we get in the mail. The average adult in the US...
China’s Dollar Dilemma Wages On As most people are aware by now, China spoke pretty aggressively against the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency during the G8 summit. But, actions speak louder than words. During the summit, the dollar strengthened against most other currencies other than the yen. It seems foreign central banks aren’t...
Visit Japan: The UN-Official Guide /caption] Introduction to Japan For a country that lived in self-imposed isolation until 150 years ago, Japan has not hesitated in making up for lost time. Anyone who's eaten sushi, or used a Sony Playstation feels they know something about this slinky archipelago of some 6800 volcanic islands and yet,...
Purchased our next vehicle We have been saving for a replacement for my wife’s van for a while now. We were hoping to get another 6-7 months out of it, but as usual, God’s timing doesn’t always line up with ours. Because we were going to be buying the vehicle with cash, my wife...
City Vs. Country - Which Is More Eco-Friendly? Left: Los Angeles, CA Right: Taos, NM It's a pretty common discussion amongst us environmentalists - which is more eco-friendly, living in the city or living in the country? While there are points for both locations, I was giving this some thought the other day now that I live in...
The OPEC Oil Consumption Cycle and the Dangers of Cheap, Subsidized Energy OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) was created in Baghdad in 1960 as an intergovernmental organization with 5 founding members: Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela. Since then, other members have come and gone, including Qatar, Ecuador, Indonesia, UAE, Algeria, Nigeria, Angola, and Gabon. According to OPEC's site,...- Read this: She In China This is the first in a periodic series of reviews of other blogs. One of my favorite blogs on the whole, wide web is Jonna Wibelius' SHEinChina.  I stumbled across it innocently enough.  Back in the old days (early 2009) when The Casual Observer was on blogspot, I would check...
- TRAINING RECRUITERS TO SURVIVE IN CHINA The passing of the Employment Contract Law, drafted by the National People's Congress of China, will go into effect in 2008. The law, the first of its kind, allows the AFTCU (All-China Federation of Trade Unions) to have a say in many company policies including how employees are evaluated, termination...
- New writer We're pleased to announce the addition of Jonna Wibelius to the staff of The Casual Observer.  Jonna will write a monthly column that shares her thoughts of a US or world event from the perspective of an internation observer.  Jonna does not profess to be an expert on world affairs,...
- Macau Casinos Continues Redundancies Things have gone so snake-eyed in Macao, the tiny gambling mecca on the southern coast of China, that the Venetian resort fired half its gondoliers two weeks ago. Only two of its 51 custom-made gondolas are now needed to ferry tourists along the Venetian's indoor "Grand Canal.""They called us all...
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