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 border or an hour in an airport terminal “count”? Where’s the line? Someone suggested using…
Honestly, I usually fly in the window seat because I like to lean against it and go to sleep, especially on those early morning flights I find myself on quite frequently. Maybe I should keep my eyes open a bit more and see what’s out there though? 27 Reasons You Should ALWAYS Ask for the…
I have to be honest, I use travel apps, as you would imagine for someone who travels as much as I do, but I hadn’t considered that using apps instead of maps and guidebooks would make it harder for criminals to mark you as a gullible tourist. When I first went to Rome a few…
Why true talent leaves e-discovery companies and what you can do to stop it I would say this is true about any organization, not just eDiscovery companies. tags: LitSupport MM Management LinkedIn gives users the blocking feature they asked for tags: MM SocNetPres Dissecting the uses of modern e-discovery software tags: LitSupport MM 10 More…
The iOS app City Maps to Go Pro is free until Sunday. I have used this app to grab a city map for walking around London and Oslo because of it’s offline map feature. That lets me download the map to my iPhone while I’m in the US, and use it in offline mode while…
When it comes to airline travel, we’ve been living with this reality and making compromises for a while now. While we certainly bemoan the lack of amenities, and the cattle-like approach that US airlines take toward passengers, we still demand cheap airfare. Nowhere is that made more clear than in this article about Spirit Airlines….