Posts from the ‘Travel Resources’ Category

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    A Guide to Backpacker Hostel Etiquette

    May 19th, 2013 | Travel Resources | Bethany | 9 Comments

    Tweet Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Andrew Tipp. Please see his full bio below. From bunk romance to pool rules and shared bathrooms – what’s acceptable hostel behaviour? One of the best things about backpacking is staying in hostels. You can end up sleeping in some pretty amazing places; I’ve stayed in [...]

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  • An Acer tablet being used as a desktop PC on a flight to the Galapagos Islands.

    Why I Ditched My Laptop for an Intel Tablet

    April 7th, 2013 | Travel Resources | Randy | 13 Comments

    Tweet She’s still there, waiting patiently until I call on her again. In some ways, she has become the Lamar Odom of my tech line up–a true pro, who’s skills currently work better for my team as a back up than starter. So what drove my relatively new Windows 8 laptop to the bench? An [...]

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  • OneNote Windows 8 Tablet App

    5 Essential (Free) Windows 8 Tablet Apps

    March 17th, 2013 | Travel Resources | Randy | 1 Comment

    Tweet It’s an exciting time for Windows 8 tablet users. The ecosystem of apps designed around Microsoft’s new OS is growing weekly, and I finally feel like Windows 8 is finally beginning to hit its stride. Whether you were an early adapter, or just unpacking your new Intel-based tablet, these apps below should not be [...]

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  • A screen shot of Super Mario World running on a Windows 8 Intel Tablet.

    How to Turn Windows 8 #IntelTablets into a SNES #tabletcrew

    February 24th, 2013 | Travel Resources | Randy | No Comments

    Tweet In the 90s, everyone seemed to have their own needs. Beck needed two turntables and a microphone. Sir Mix-A- Lot needed big butts. And I needed my SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System). Emulators are nothing new, unless, of course, you grew up using a iPod, iPhone or iPad, which Apple has closed off to [...]

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  • A snow covered beach in Manomet Beach, Massachusetts.

    8 Tips for Using Windows 8 Offline (or in a Snowpocalypse) #inteltablets #tabletcrew

    February 16th, 2013 | Travel Resources | Randy | No Comments

    Tweet I always get excited for big storms and last Friday’s Nemo (aka Blizzard of 2013 aka Snowpocalypse) was no different. It snowed all day but it wasn’t until after sundown that the snow began to accumulate and the winds whipped up with a fury. Everything was going good until about 9 p.m. when the electricity started flickering [...]

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  • 3 Tips for Long-Term Airport Parking

    3 Tips for Long-Term Airport Parking

    February 8th, 2013 | Travel Resources | Randy | No Comments

    Tweet We are fortunate enough to have a pretty fantastic travel support crew when we travel. Beth’s sister and brother-in-law have been our saviors when it comes to watching our little dog Chachy and getting us to the airport for ridiculously early flights. However, occasionally, we still have to leave our car in long-term airport parking. [...]

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    Sponsored Video: Pandas | An Idiot Abroad 3

    January 18th, 2013 | Travel Resources | Randy | 3 Comments

    Tweet I am usually a johnny come lately when it comes to TV shows. It is rare that I catch a series in the beginning. Instead, I usually come in midway through or years later after its off the air. My most recent TV Aha moments have happened with Weeds, Mad Men and The Wire. [...]

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