Washington (Working)
Reflection – written June 14, 1997 My journey to Washington started out on Monday evening, July 14, when I boarded the Delta shuttle. It was a harrowing trip that had to be restarted the next morning. I arrived at the National Press Club where IBM was hosting a planning meeting for all of those meeting with the President […]
My first trip through the chunnel
I attended a meeting of the Global Internet Project in London on April 7, 1997. From London, I went to an IBM CEO Conference in Paris. This presented a great opportunity to travel through the chunnel using the Eurostar (you can find other pictures in my photo gallery). Seemed to fit in with my interest in gadgets! The first […]
My first trip through the chunnel
Reflection – written April 8, 1997 I attended a meeting of the Global Internet Project in London on April 7, 1997. From London, I went to an IBM CEO Conference in Paris. This presented a great opportunity to travel through the chunnel using the Eurostar (you can find other pictures in my photo gallery). Seemed to fit in […]
New York City is always an experience
Reflection – written April 5, 1997 Since I had an early Sunday morning flight to London to attend a meeting of the Global Internet Project and give a talk about the future of the Internet, I decided to take my wife to the city for the weekend. First stop was the Metropolitan Museum of Art. […]
24 Hour a day JavaBeans effort
I met the most engaging, charming, articulate, Chinese gentleman named Professor Ling (second from left). The others from the left are Dr. Shaun Liu (IBM Director of Investments in China), Dr. Jean Chen (manager of Internet projects at IBM China Research Laboratory), and yours truly. Professor Ling founded the first computer science department in China […]
