The Pyramids
The long trek to Cario, Egypt began on the afternoon of September 5th with a ride to John F. Kennedy International Airport. Exactly twelve hours later I was enjoying a cup of café latte in the Lufthansa Airlines lounge at the Frankfurt, Germany Airport. Frankfurt is a very well organized, clean, and modern airport. With […]
DemoMobile 2004 – part 2
DemoMobile 2004 brought a laser focus to the area of mobile computing this week in La Jolla (near San Diego and pronounced La Hoya, in case you are not familiar with it) . As I mentioned in DemoMobile – part 1, there have been skeptics over the years about mobile computing. Some have wondered whether […]
WiFi Update – No. 9
Where is WiFi headed? I don’t claim to have a crystal ball but one thing is for sure and that is that WiFi is making the Internet “always on” and extending it to more people and more devices at more locations. A number of us have predicted that WiFi would become like air and water […]
Stourbridge Train Ride
Stepping onto the Stourbridge Line train takes you back into history. The train starts the ten mile ride in Honesdale, Pennsylvania which is the birthplace of the American railroad. On August 8, 1829 — 175 years ago — the Delaware & Hudson Railroad operated the first commercial locomotive on rails in the western hemisphere. The […]
Little Falls Trail
The Little Falls Trail geocache was #10 for me and without a doubt the best yet. This is one great geocaching experience. Well hidden, dry, and protected with beautiful scenery, especially along the East Branch of Wallenpaupack Creek. The trail is just a foot or so from the falls and there are large rocks where […]
