Comments for GPS NAV HQ http://www.gpsnav-hq.com GPS, Maps and Navigation Blog Tue, 06 Jan 2009 20:35:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Open AIM Signon Problem by JustinWe2 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/open-aim-signon-problem#comment-26 JustinWe2 Wed, 21 Jan 2009 10:01:30 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/open-aim-signon-problem#comment-26 <p>Hello Gus! Is anybody alive at OSCAR-dev forum (http://dev.aol.com/aim/forums/oscar)?</p> <p>Can someone reply to my topic? — http://dev.aol.com/node/1003</p> <p>Thanks.</p> Hello Gus! Is anybody alive at OSCAR-dev forum (http://dev.aol.com/aim/forums/oscar)?

Can someone reply to my topic? — http://dev.aol.com/node/1003

Thanks.

]]> Comment on Open AIM Signon Problem by todd b http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/open-aim-signon-problem#comment-25 todd b Wed, 21 Jan 2009 07:01:11 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/open-aim-signon-problem#comment-25 <p>’bout time </p> ’bout time

]]> Comment on 6 Thinking Hats: Solving Life’s Complex Problems | IQ Matrix by Avani-Mehta.com » Blog Archive » Beginner’s Guide To Being Decisive http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/6-thinking-hats-solving-lifes-complex-problems-iq-matrix#comment-154 Avani-Mehta.com » Blog Archive » Beginner’s Guide To Being Decisive Tue, 09 Sep 2008 02:42:43 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/6-thinking-hats-solving-lifes-complex-problems-iq-matrix#comment-154 <p>[...] Sicinski’s 6 Thinking Hats - Solving Life’s Complex Problems at Study Matrix [...]</p> […] Sicinski’s 6 Thinking Hats - Solving Life’s Complex Problems at Study Matrix […]

]]> Comment on 6 Thinking Hats: Solving Life’s Complex Problems | IQ Matrix by Art Gonzalez http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/6-thinking-hats-solving-lifes-complex-problems-iq-matrix#comment-153 Art Gonzalez Tue, 09 Sep 2008 01:48:07 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/6-thinking-hats-solving-lifes-complex-problems-iq-matrix#comment-153 <p>I’ve used mind maps for the last 10 years and it has been one of the best tools of my learning arsenal. I have already taught it to my older kid and he is thriving with it. I love this site and your mind maps. This one about the thinking hats is fantastic.</p> <p>Thanks,</p> <p>Art Gonzalez Check my Squidoo Lens at: Quantum Knights</p> I’ve used mind maps for the last 10 years and it has been one of the best tools of my learning arsenal. I have already taught it to my older kid and he is thriving with it. I love this site and your mind maps. This one about the thinking hats is fantastic.

Thanks,

Art Gonzalez
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]]> Comment on 6 Thinking Hats: Solving Life’s Complex Problems | IQ Matrix by Starcen http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/6-thinking-hats-solving-lifes-complex-problems-iq-matrix#comment-152 Starcen Mon, 08 Sep 2008 17:11:14 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/6-thinking-hats-solving-lifes-complex-problems-iq-matrix#comment-152 <p>I put on my wizard hat and robe….</p> I put on my wizard hat and robe….

]]> Comment on Confluence on the Roads: Thoughts about American, Indian, and German Traffic by Kitten http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-151 Kitten Sat, 06 Sep 2008 22:57:47 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-151 <p>Gods I wish there was an IKEA closer to us than Chicago!!!</p> Gods I wish there was an IKEA closer to us than Chicago!!!

]]> Comment on Confluence on the Roads: Thoughts about American, Indian, and German Traffic by Pale_Desi http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-150 Pale_Desi Sat, 06 Sep 2008 17:26:19 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-150 <p>Great post! I love your artwork! Hehe i’m way to “out of it” to be able to drive in India ever!i get nervous in Southern California trying not to run over the cyclists in the bike line. Even worse when I’m on my cell phone… ack but lucky for other motorists I’ll have to switch to “Handsfree only” in California starting July 1st….</p> Great post! I love your artwork! Hehe i’m way to “out of it” to be able to drive in India ever!i get nervous in Southern California trying not to run over the cyclists in the bike line. Even worse when I’m on my cell phone… ack but lucky for other motorists I’ll have to switch to “Handsfree only” in California starting July 1st….

]]> Comment on Confluence on the Roads: Thoughts about American, Indian, and German Traffic by AL http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-149 AL Sat, 06 Sep 2008 07:39:15 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-149 <p>(IKEA. (big, big sigh) Only after moving to alaska, can one can truly appreciate IKEA…)</p> <p>You really pegged the traffic patterns of India! But you forgot the “language” all the drivers use there… “Beep, beep ->[hi there - please move over] Beep, beep, BEEEEP [im coming into your lane; make room!]; BEEEP, BEEEEEP [i'm 1/2 in your lane, don't hit me!]. Or at least, that’s what it sounded like to our american ears. The beeping horns in India are not at all like those in the U.S. The U.S ones sound a tad upset ["#&#*!]. Whereas, my brother & I found that the ones in India are just …well, another sub-dialect of the country. :}</p> <p>Thanks for your blogs! Brings back many lovely memories of our stay there and the Indian culture in general! And good wishes on the intercultural intricacies you and Aditya are facing - sounds like you two are doing a great “job” of it. AL</p> (IKEA. (big, big sigh) Only after moving to alaska, can one can truly appreciate IKEA…)

You really pegged the traffic patterns of India! But you forgot the “language” all the drivers use there… “Beep, beep ->[hi there - please move over] Beep, beep, BEEEEP [im coming into your lane; make room!]; BEEEP, BEEEEEP [i’m 1/2 in your lane, don’t hit me!]. Or at least, that’s what it sounded like to our american ears. The beeping horns in India are not at all like those in the U.S. The U.S ones sound a tad upset [”#&#*!]. Whereas, my brother & I found that the ones in India are just …well, another sub-dialect of the country. :}

Thanks for your blogs! Brings back many lovely memories of our stay there and the Indian culture in general!
And good wishes on the intercultural intricacies you and Aditya are facing - sounds like you two are doing a great “job” of it.
AL

]]> Comment on Confluence on the Roads: Thoughts about American, Indian, and German Traffic by Andrea http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-148 Andrea Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:21:00 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-148 <p>Nice post! My husband forwarded that same famous “India traffic” video for me to watch before we were there for the first time — I think to prepare me. Too bad NOTHING could have prepared me for the traffic in the rural areas, which I found much more frightening than in Mumbai. At least in a big city, in so much traffic, our driver’s speed was SOMEWHAT kept in check. But when we were driving from Agra to Delhi, our driver decided to drive on the WRONG SIDE of a divided highway for MILES, at top speed, so that we could make a right-turn into a truckstop that he knew was coming up somewhere… Even worse, he didn’t do this by driving on the side of the road. No, he drove straight down the middle, and, as cars came directly at us, he would move over. I admit, that was my *only* freak-out while in India. Eventually, he went back to the correct lane “because of the lady.”</p> Nice post! My husband forwarded that same famous “India traffic” video for me to watch before we were there for the first time — I think to prepare me.
Too bad NOTHING could have prepared me for the traffic in the rural areas, which I found much more frightening than in Mumbai. At least in a big city, in so much traffic, our driver’s speed was SOMEWHAT kept in check. But when we were driving from Agra to Delhi, our driver decided to drive on the WRONG SIDE of a divided highway for MILES, at top speed, so that we could make a right-turn into a truckstop that he knew was coming up somewhere…
Even worse, he didn’t do this by driving on the side of the road. No, he drove straight down the middle, and, as cars came directly at us, he would move over. I admit, that was my *only* freak-out while in India. Eventually, he went back to the correct lane “because of the lady.”

]]> Comment on Confluence on the Roads: Thoughts about American, Indian, and German Traffic by Quizman http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-147 Quizman Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:48:45 +0000 http://www.gpsnav-hq.com/confluence-on-the-roads-thoughts-about-american-indian-and-german-traffic#comment-147 <p>heh. </p> <p>By now you must be familiar with Coen Jeukens’ famous article on driving in India. This is one of the thousands of blog that has posted his article http://www.thejackol.com/2005/11/18/driving-in-india/</p> heh.

By now you must be familiar with Coen Jeukens’ famous article on driving in India. This is one of the thousands of blog that has posted his article
http://www.thejackol.com/2005/11/18/driving-in-india/

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