Monthly Archives: May 2012

In Cornish, on warm spring evenings, as the sun drops into the White  Mountains, our garden is visited by a flock of about eight or nine barn swallows, with a few tree swallows thrown in for good measure. These small … Continue reading →

When choosing an on-line driving route, from point A to Point B, a web map application returns turn-by-turn directions based on 1.) The application’s internal route engine and 2.) The application’s underlying map data.  Across the Internet you will find … Continue reading →

By Geoffrey Ives,  President & Founder of the Northeast Slug Defamation League I am an amateur gardener; not a ‘prize winning roses’ gardener, more like a ‘some years I harvest Brussel Sprouts’ gardener.  During spring and summer you’ll often find … Continue reading →