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  It’s 3 o’clock in the morning…

  08.04.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on It’s 3 o’clock in the morning…

  And I can’t sleep, the vestiges of international travel. I’m wide awake with a full day tomorrow which includes an all hands meeting for my US team (the Asia team’s was last Wednesday.) Thus I have B.B. King’s Three O’Clock Blues running through my head – if you haven’t heard it, do yourself a favor […]

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  ATWIED: Stage 4

  08.03.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  My “around the world in eight days trip” finished yesterday will my arrival at SFO. For those of you who are good with math, you might notice that the trip spanned nine days, but from an elapsed time perspective it was just barely eight days in hours. After spending 30 hours in Delhi, India, I […]

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  ATWIED: Stage 3

  07.31.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Well, I’m in the 3 stage of the trip around the world in eight days. This evening finds me in Delhi, India – the capital of the world’s largest democracy. This is a bustling metropolis of over 17 MILLION people, making Bangalore look quaint with its mere 5 million inhabitants….Thus far, we’ve managed to attempt […]

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  Ghagra Choli

  07.30.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Ghagra Choli Before I departed on this trip my daughter informed me that she wanted something pretty and special from India. The thought that popped into my mind is that a sari might be just the thing. While discussing this with colleagues in the office, an alternate suggestion was floated that a Ghagra Choli might […]

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  Bangalore Traffic

  07.28.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Bangalore Traffic

  The short video above shows one of the more sedate traffic sessions in Bangalore, if I’d had a video camera with me this evening I could have shown a much more lively scene. Come to think of it, here’s one from another Indian city, Hyderabad, where the camera operator crosses the road. The thing that’s […]

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