Sunday, July 24, 2005
Pictures from Italy!
They are finally up. Go check em' out. I posted about 135 images. Joy's Odds N Ends
Monday, July 18, 2005
Thursday, July 14, 2005
and my time in italy is coming to an end
it's almost time to get back to school. it's been a fantastic trip. i will put up more detailed accounts once i get it typed. and of course around 200 pics. i should get back to school early evening on friday and then i have the weekend to get back into the groove of things and acclimatized..
till this weekend, cya!
till this weekend, cya!
Sunday, July 10, 2005
italia!
Bonjourno from Italia! We got here 4 days back and it's been a blast since then. Fantastic food, magnificient sights and sounds and Venice! I don't have much time now but I'll write in detail when i get more time on the computer.. hopefully that's soon! i have a ton of pics to put up when i get back. Borate Conference 2005 in Trento, Italy starts today with the reception tonight.. time for the work to begin..
it's good to be connected to the web again! damn, i'm addicted. my one addiction!
it's good to be connected to the web again! damn, i'm addicted. my one addiction!
Friday, July 01, 2005
So smoking is allowed on flights under special circumstances
Courtesy: This is Broken
June 30, 2005
Broken: Ashtrays on planes
Alexander Moseson writes:
I recently took a Delta Airlines trip on an Airbus A321. The cheesy video at the beginning of the flight said "No Smoking." The overhead lights said "No Smoking." Several other signs said "No Smoking."
Yet there are ashtrays located in the lavatory, and in the aisle above the trashcan, and probably other places, too, for your smoking convenience. I asked a flight attendant about this, and she explained that the ashtrays were left in place incase a smoker had a panic attack and needed to smoke while in flight.
Whoa! What the hell! I guess that should be allowed but then we will be breathing second hand smoke for the rest of the flight. Well, but then we will also be saving a life just so it is shortened at the end of his/her life. That's irony!
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