I’m making a resolution right now that I’m going to get the RX-7 licensed this month. First it needs to be inspected again, because the inspection “expired” when it wasn’t licensed within 3 months after.
I’m almost afraid to get the truck smogged because I’m afraid it will fail, but I have to do it ASAP. Friday morning, as soon as I fill the tank on the BB SUV, and have driven around for a while, I will go to the nearest inspection station and get it done. That way, when I get home, I can get it registered. We now pay $31 in “government fees” per registration. Otherwise it would cost me a whopping $53.
I have three months to get it registered, but there are some herky late fees attached to that.
That’s what happens when there is no state tax.
While the wearables market has focused primarily on the human wrist – just look at Apple Watch, Pebble Time and Fitbit Surge to name a few – we believe it’s time to enter the wearable hardware market, but with a truly differentiated product.
Today, HERE is delighted to announce HERE Kitty, a geo-intelligent collar for domestic cats that is beneficial for cats and owners alike.
One example of the mutual benefits of HERE Kitty is that it uses HERE maps to show exactly where your cat is down to 10-centimeter precision.
We also plan to gather anonymised data from cats wearing HERE Kitty and share it with the Feline Occidental and Oriental Laboratory, a research institute dedicated to the welfare of domestic cats.
Schrödinger’s cat was predictably ambivalent. When asked if he welcomed the HERE Kitty collar he said, “Yes and no”, declining to clarify his statement before getting back into his box.
HERE Kitty