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Category Archives: travel
TechCrunch Disrupt Photos and Notable Quotes
TweetThe TechCrunch Disrupt conference is underway and I’ll be using this space to index notes and photos from the sessions, the demo floor, hallways, and parties as well as some of the best snippets and quotes from the event. Watch … Continue reading
Posted in internet, travel, Uncategorized, video
Tagged disrupt, disruptive, future, media, tcdisrupt, tech, techcrunch, technology
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Will All Major U.S. Cities be Connected by High Speed Rail by 2050?
TweetIt’s possible, according to a new report by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) calling for a New Deal-like public works juggernaut that would eventually connect all major cities located within 100 and 500 miles of each other. Here … Continue reading
What Happened to Rome’s Bikesharing system?
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Tagged atac, bicycle, bike, bike-sharing, bikesharing, italy, roma, rome
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PHOTOS: Rome, Italy July 7-9 2009
TweetThe final set of photos from our spectacular seven days of travel to Naples, Capri, Sorrento, Pompeii, and Rome. I’ll provide more detail later but want to get all of these photos up while they’re fresh. View the entire collection … Continue reading
VIDEO: The Farnese Bull
TweetA walk around the spectacular Toro Farnese on display at the Museo Arquologico Nazionale in Naples, Italy. My girlfriend Lisa Borodkin, who holds a degree in Art History (among others) on the color commentary.