Travel and Tech

Blogs are Dead Long Live Blogs

So I decided today to review the new blogging platforms available today on the internet. It comes as no surprise to anyone reading this that as the internet continues to grow, people continue to search for new blogs they are interested in. Blog categories are as diverse as food, health,... Read more →

Confessions

I have some confessions to make about my life as a tech traveler and blogger. No these aren't the type of confessions that will make your eyes pop out of your head, rather, these are the type that will make you want to keep reading because they contain detail about... Read more →

Web 10 Web 20 w

So, as a tech blogger, a travel blogger, and a nature blogger, you've come to understand that I cover a wide range of subjects and topics on my blog. You've also come to notice that I don't place a great amount of priority on any of those, I just say... Read more →

Nailed by Emily

So I've never really though what name I should give a girl daughter if I have one, for a son it would be easy, I would pick something unique and fun like, Archer, or Batman (joking about that second one). But when it comes time to give a girl a... Read more →

Nothing is Misc

David Weinberger a man who thinks that everything is miscellaneous hasn't taken into account that sometimes don't just happen by chance, but they happen because of the outcomes and choices people have made in life. Now, to make an argument for Weinberger we will say yes, things do happen randomly... Read more →

Cult of the Amateur

So today I discuss new books and their significance on our culture and learning. Unlike other books of the past, books of the future come with meaningful insight and know-how in different categories and functions. It's not enough to just pick up a new book about technology, or about how... Read more →

On Kevin Kelly

Kevin Kelly, the famous author of the book New Rules for the New Economy says that he once again can predict the changes that will soon plague the internet. In the New York Times he came out with an 8 point manifesto that outlined how the internet will soon make... Read more →

Jurgen Habermas

When we think of the best philosophers we often think of the ones who come from our own back yards, not in the literal form of the matter, but in the hypothetical frame of speech. In this instance, "back yard" is referring to somewhere close to where we live. It... Read more →

Iv'e Had Hundred

I've had over a hundred different experiences in my travels abroad that have forever changed me into the person I am today. They range from meeting women with eyes as green as emeralds who are playful, feminine and fun, to meeting men who are tanned as brown as tree bark... Read more →