Update on Virgin America

I recently had a chance to fly Virgin America and noticed some changes since the first time.  I did happen to talk to another passenger on the same flight who said that they preferred Virgin America so much that they were on the flight even though it wasn’t flying to their actual destination.  They were going to take a train after the flight to go to their actual destination.

Keep reading to find out what changes I noticed this time around.

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Seasons Greetings!

Happy Holidays and best wishes for a happy new year!

To track Santa on Christmas Eve, see NORAD’s web site at http://www.noradsanta.org.  In addition to English, several other languages are supported such as German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, and Japanese.

Every year, NORAD gets fancier and fancier.  This year, they are doing tracking in 3D, and for those who don’t want to or can’t go the NORAD web site, it appears they are offering iGoogle gadgets and tracking by cell phone.  See http://www.noradsanta.org for details.

Star Trek Special Event; Microsoft writes standards?

This week, CBS has arranged for special showings of an episode of the original Star Trek at movie theaters in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia to try to convince people to buy the new DVD sets with the remastered version of the original Star Trek TV series. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s HD Photo format is now a standard, and the OOXML format in Office 2007 may become one too.
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