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November 18, 2006
Blogging again...Does Travel inhibit blogging?
I believe in blogging and the power of Citizen Journalism. Heck, I worked my tail off (and burned through a few karma points) at one time to help make sure blogs.sun.com happened at Sun. I did the same when I first arrived at Intel, and since IMHO Intel is somewhat "PR Challenged" its probably news to most of you that they did launch an IT-focused blogspace a few months ago. I was invited to blog on it...but frankly was in a blogging slump at the time. Oh, I started a few posts, but never actually published them because they just didn't seem all that interesting. And the interesting stuff I wasn't supposed to blog about.
For the past few weeks I've had a chest cold that just wouldn't go away. Maybe I picked up a designer bug somewhere in the world? I don't know. I do know that I've been 'grounded' (as in not flying at all) since Labor Day...and now I'm blogging again! To tell the truth I started bloggign so my family would be able to track where I was in the world. Now I use Flickr for that (one great picture being worth a thousand blogs). But just in the past week I find I really want to communicate via blog again. Will it last once I'm up and traveling again? Guess we'll just have to see.
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It would be nice if you could make your archives widget to lets us go across months.. Right now I'm able to see only the blogs for this month.
Posted by: Rajagopal | Nov 27, 2006 1:10:18 AM
Traveling is great: new places, new people, new traditions. But nowadays it is getting difficult to travel because of the safety measures. Everyone needs to pass a clearance check before getting visa. I’ve heard that the British Embassy requires scanned before issuing visas ( http://www.huliq.com/288/printed-for-travel-uk-introduces-finger-scan-for-visa-applicantsfingerprints ). This is good for the security, but I bet this will make difficulties for travelers.
Posted by: Jack | Dec 4, 2006 5:04:02 AM
Thank you for that article at HULIQ, it's very interesting. I think we need to make less restrictions for people to communicate, but that raises another question how to fight terror?
Posted by: Nigel | Dec 4, 2006 8:50:57 AM
