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This is actually really cool for me. Let me tell you why. As much as I travel for work, and spend so much time on airplanes, in cabs, on public transport, on shuttles between Corvallis and the Portland Airport, and so on, you’d think I’d get a lot of reading done. But I don’t. I’m very susceptible to motion sickness when I try and read.… Read More
This, and the other feature mentioned in the article, having the app tell you when you’re approaching a railroad crossing, seem like really good ideas to me. I’ve known plenty of places over the years where turning left was a … Read More
Last week, while in San Francisco for work, I had my first experience with Uber. I’m going to be the first to admit that there are some debatable things going on with Uber as a company and political things going … Read More
I posted this photo to Facebook yesterday, as I worked from the hotel to try and get up to speed with this new job. A friend left a sarcastic comment about the glamorous life of traveling for work. It got … Read More
It’s a bit rainy, but the view from our room along the Oregon Coast can’t be beat. Of course, every time I see it I want to say “the sea was angry that day my friends!” Hope you’re enjoying Thanksgiving, … Read More
As a card carrying Gold level Marriott customer, the wifi situation has always been a source of confusion for me. When I travel for work or personal reasons, I generally stay in the lower end Marriott properties, the Residence Inn, … Read More
Robert Reid has a problem with the idea of 1,000 Places to See Before You Die. Awhile ago, I floated the question on Twitter about what it takes to say you’ve “been” to a place. Does walking across a … Read More