VirtualWayfarer – Page 60

TravelFebruary 7, 2008April 13, 2011

The Power of One – Patriotism, Activism & Technology

The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it, and the glow from that fire can truly light the world ~ Thomas Jefferson I am a firm believer that my rights and freedoms as an American come with a cost. Vigilance, activism, …

UncategorizedFebruary 7, 2008February 10, 2008

The Media At War – Old Media Vs. New Media

If you're reading this post, I have no doubt you are more than aware this is an election year. You have probably chosen your favorite candidate, and done a bit of research. Before you let out an exasperated sigh and hit …

FoodFebruary 3, 2008February 11, 2008

How To Eat Like A Millionaire On A College Budget

Dinner is an incredible thing. It's one of the few times during the day where we pause, come together and enjoy simple pleasures. I love good food and for a while fell victim to a common mis-perception. I mistakenly beli…

Tips & TricksFebruary 1, 2008February 2, 2008

Tips and Tricks – Money Savers, Free Software & Real News

Mixing it up a little bit with todays post. Instead of the usual, this post is dedicated to sharing a bit of my web-based gray matter with you. Money is always a good thing, especially when you get a chance to save a …

Human InteractionsJanuary 17, 2008April 13, 2011

Applying for a job in the 21st century: The death of paper resumes.

The world is changing. The change started with e-mail and has recently catapulted forward with massive advances in web capability and user demographics. As e-mail replaced the pen and paper in many aspects of our lives,…

UncategorizedJanuary 11, 2008August 31, 2012

Use Digg to share your favorite facebook group/charity!

I've been a huge fan of Facebook for years and got sucked into the Digg revolution back in July, but it wasn't until yesterday that I had an epiphany. They're both incredible tools and both are used to discuss each-other all of the time, but no one has bothered to use the two together. A lot of …

Human InteractionsJanuary 9, 2008

Ballroom Dancing – It’s Not Just Social, It’s Business.

Ballroom Dancing – It’s not just about dance, it’s about business. It was the start of my Sophomore year of college. I’d just returned from Europe and was open to trying new things and conquering my fears. I’d always …

Human InteractionsDecember 24, 2007January 9, 2008

Theory: Reverse Napoleon Complex

Height. It's perhaps the most easily recognized physical characteristic and as a result intimately tied to our development, self perception and cultural presence. As a tall individual...6'4" (193cm)... I have always bee…

BackpackingDecember 18, 2007March 9, 2011

An American in Europe

As I prepared to leave for Europe a lot of people had questions about the trip. After "Have you seen the movie Hostel? Aren't you scared!"...the second most common question had to do with how I felt and what I expected …

BackpackingDecember 17, 2007July 24, 2008

Athens Part II & The End

Feeling lazy? Listen to this post instead: Audio blog of this post When I left off last time I noted that the evening's plan was to check out the hostel bar before a night out on the town. As it turned out that's …