My itinerary follows the Davao-Singapore-Mumbai and back route and in my return I have 30 minute allowance to make it on the second leg. Granted the flight will not be delayed from Mumbai on midnight, there is a chance but I would have to run in the big airport in Singapore. But today, four days before my flight I changed that, and glad that the travel agency was cooperating. I may stay for several hours in Singapore, but it gives me plenty of time to make it to the next flight heading home, Davao.
India tourist visa
It’s Saturday! I received my passport back in the mail delived to our door. I see that the Manila India embassy used Air21 for document mailings. As they should be, a small document a passport is, it was so safe from weather and possible damage. Oh well, I checked right away my visa to be sure everything was right. It really is for 3 months validity tourist visa single entry and I found out that my name is still in my single status name, despite of them asking our marriage certificate, and by hubby’s handling, faxed them both the certificate and license. So it was intentional? I just hope that I will not have problems with that. It’s Saturday, I can not contact then to ask about the case. But glad, I get the passport back. Be travelling soon.
Online on the sky
Who does not want? It has not been allowed by airlines to have electronic products and gadgetry that would interfere with their navigational system, but the main reason was security against terrorists communicating while up high through the world wide web, having Internet access while on the sky. It had been banned since the September attack. But now, if you want free in-air access to Internet, fly with Jetblue heading from San Francisco to New York on JetBlue Airways next week, so you may get a chance to join testing in-flight e-mail and instant-messaging service. But because of bandwidth constraints, general web access and e-mail attachments won’t be permitted. Service will be accessible only to travelers using two BlackBerry models, the 8820 and 8320, and to laptop users with Yahoo e-mail and Yahoo instant messaging. The test will be on Tuesday on Flight 641 from JFK International Airport to San Francisco International. The return flight, Flight 644, leaves San Francisco at 12:25 p.m.
Embassy requirements
Now I am required of our marriage certificate. I think this will be the last one the will require of us. Hubby has just faxed both papers to them. By today it must be over. They’ll just give me three months this time. The last time was six months. But it is still worth it all. I just can’t wait to travel again, and be with my husband, and see exotic places in Incredible India.
iRobot Scooba 5900 Floor Washing Robot
Let the robots do the washing. One of the Latest Gadgets in Tech, iRobot’s award-winning floor washing robot is designed for maximum coverage of large floor areas, cleaning up to 500 square feet on a single battery charge. The Scooba 5900 only puts down fresh solution as it cleans under kitchen cabinets, tables and other hard-to-reach areas. The Scooba 5900 features a sleek design that complements kitchen decor. Safe to use on all sealed hardwood, tile and linoleum.
What can a $1,000 laptop computer do that the XO laptop cannot?
The XO laptop is a computer built for learning and designed specifically with children in mind. Because of this, the features deemed most valuable for its purposes are as good (and in many cases, better) than comparable features on a $1,000 laptop. For instance, the XO’s screen can be viewed as clearly as a newspaper in broad daylight, and the wireless range of the XO is several times longer than your average laptop. It’s also more rugged, resilient and power efficient than most other laptops on the market. While other features, such as power and speed, cannot compare to a $1,000 machine, they are excellent for the XO’s $200 price point and meet the necessary requirements for learning.
Google online storage
Storage is an important component of making Web apps fit easily into consumers’ and business users’ lives. That’s why they’ve always offered a lot of free storage, and it’s why they offer paid options for buckets of ‘overflow’ storage spanning across’ applications. Now Google plans to offer consumers online storage as part of an attempt to shift personal computing to the Web, which essentially frees consumers to view their data wherever they are and makes them less dependent on a single hard drive. It also intensifies Google’s competition with Microsoft, since a consumer who stores data on the Web may have less need for Microsoft’s desktop software.