![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhJ6-ACiGOkAiZGhmm40pk04xWKm0tqShTiuFXWVkp2RTW1SqHf1TzURH1OcVsiwYyAjYhogKQXkKH41jBwdzV01DII2QG1GbIcq6sUA6vX8-fDLdQnNb5Jr-1XlvWeGvUSM5lj/s200/fab.jpg) | ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjO4hb3DlDDzJg368MTZyd_gSWGMfoHqoFu6t4VQerVAlTpj_NjZRp62Cfy1y4HR9mE_mSE0KRwPY-qimR2ovJhqEq63Oza5xSoOYLqwNe8gjf_SnOFToYgqYSXDM-6iNan6IMe/s200/rest.jpg) | Travel to Italy should really be about food, friends and Fabriano on the left (making paper since 1264 AD). But it was all about flying. |
I don't mean just the angst of Alitalia (the security announcements were muffled, the remote for the entertainment system on the Airbus craft was a challenge. I watched movies: Star Trek (playing the trick of projecting back in time with the characters), a documentary about Apollo flights (a great quote: "a small step for Neil, but a giant step for ..."), and when I returned, I did what I do every week, grab the New Yorker, flip to the end and read movie reviews, this time about "Up in the air".
ps: I referred to Facebook as the Masters of New Universe in a conversation.
ps: What will be a iPhone/Android application that many researchers will download and use that will network them socially for their research (CS, Sciences, Engg, etc)?
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