Communicating in a networked world
My schedule kind of fell apart on Thursday, which was the first day of workshops, as I had appointments elsewhere to attend to (and upcoming work on Friday as well). I went to my 9am appointment, then picked up my video equipment and pack, and walked … [Continue reading]
By Tuesday, I had discovered that I could not both blog and really have quality time at the summit. So now that I'm posting this, the three day summit is over and the workshops have begun. I have also volunteered to do a bunch of posting of AirJaldi … [Continue reading]
What's the similarity between my blogging and wireless network access? [Answer at the bottom of this post] Eric Brewer of the University of California, Berkeley, gave an interesting keynote presentation this morning, discussing wireless technology … [Continue reading]
Today was the anniversary celebration for the Tibetan Children's Villages - founded 46 years ago, at the request of His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama, to take care of Tibetan refugee children coming over the mountains to India, following China's … [Continue reading]
Of course I'm exaggerating! We did not trek the entire Himalayas - only the foothills near McLeod Ganj to see a few antennas. In fact it was quite civilized except for the appearance of rain showers and a few lightning strikes during the afternoon. … [Continue reading]