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No, I didn’t vanish

by Nitin Badjatia on December 27, 2007

in India

I know that I wrote back in September that my posting on this blog would increase.  And I later wrote that I’d be blogging my experiences from India during the month of October.  Well, that was the intent, but life got in the way.  Actually, a bad hard drive, terrible connection issues in India, and [...]

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The lunacy of DRM at 37,000 feet

by Nitin Badjatia on February 21, 2007

in Travel, Yahoo!

I do a lot of air travel, and much of it is cross-country. Flights in excess of three hours can really be a drain on energy and productivity if not managed correctly. My usual routine is to break up a lengthy flight into time chunks with some time devoted to work, some for [...]

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Sad to see Performancing sold off to PayPerPost

by Nitin Badjatia on December 28, 2006

in Uncategorized

Michael Arrington broke the news yesterday, Performancing - makers of the excellent blog posting add-in for FireFox - has been acquired by PayPerPost. PPP has been very controversial in the blogging world, as it operates a service whereby bloggers get paid by product companies to blog about their respective products. Hired guns, essentially. [...]

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USAirways to confiscate your frequent flyer miles

by Nitin Badjatia on November 8, 2006

in Uncategorized

Now, this one defies logic.  USAirways plans on revoking frequent flyer mileage that you’ve earned on their carrier if you do not fly on USAirways for an 18 month consecutive period.  Wow.  From inFlightHQ:

Frequent Flier Miles - Use Them or Lose Them US Airways announced today that it will be voiding frequent flier miles for members [...]

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It’s been a busy few weeks, and the blogging has lagged

by Nitin Badjatia on February 13, 2006

in Uncategorized

Between kicking off a new year at work, traveling from coast-to-coast, and trying to come off a Steeler Super Bowl high, I’ve just not been able to blog on a regular basis.  That’ll be corrected soon enough, as I get back onto the GTD wagon and begin to check-off next actions over the next few [...]

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