Category Archives: technology
I Request Nothing Beyond Soft Corinthian Leather
You may be wondering why the MEADOR.ORG website took on a leatherbound look in late March of 2011 (as in a leather binder, silly, not sadomasochism). I’m reminded of how Ricardo Montalban used to market the “Corinthian leather” of the … Continue reading
Apple: The Next Generation
This weekend I replaced both my original Apple TV and original Apple iPad with the second generation of both products. The next generation’s focus is on streaming content while being smaller and lighter. Four years ago I bought the Apple … Continue reading
Padding About
I love my iPad, which I purchased in early May. So what lessons have I learned after using the iPad for nine months? Save money on memory. Unsure of how I would use this trend-setting device, I bought the top-of-the … Continue reading
Passing the 300 Mile Mark for 2010
As I finished my post yesterday about my day hike with Betty Henderson at Fall River Lake, I noticed that, by the count on my spreadsheet, I was only 6.1 miles shy of 300 miles of day hikes in 2010. … Continue reading
Trail Trials
In my previous post I discussed GPS enhancements for my day hikes. I’ve now built three fly-throughs of recent hikes, with linked photos, in Google Earth. The results are very nice, but it takes more time and effort than I … Continue reading
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