Ian Mundell
Ian Mundell grew up in New Zealand and spent a lot of time engaging in typical kiwi activities, such as hiking, camping, kayaking, and sailing. He spent three years at the University of Auckland, New Zealand s largest university, gaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science.
Ian now lives on the East Coast of the United States. Besides his undergraduate degree, he has an MBA and is currently working on a Master of Science degree in Information Science. (He gets bored easily!)
One of his passions is to travel, and his job has allowed him to indulge in this activity a great deal. Ian can t pick a favorite city or country they re all memorable for many different reasons.
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Ian now lives on the East Coast of the United States. Besides his undergraduate degree, he has an MBA and is currently working on a Master of Science degree in Information Science. (He gets bored easily!)
One of his passions is to travel, and his job has allowed him to indulge in this activity a great deal. Ian can t pick a favorite city or country they re all memorable for many different reasons.
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Blue Tennis Courts Play Havoc in MadridA year ago, the controversy was around tennis balls being produced by a new manufacturer, and whether they bounced the same. Now, the tennis world is wondering if you can change the color of the courts and still have the same game.
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Lift Weights, Live LongerEveryone knows they need to exercise regularly for good health. But now a new book says that weight training to increase strength will help you live longer.
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Facebook IPO - Bigger Than GoogleFacebook has set its initial public offering. This article will take a look at what this means, what are the challenges for Facebook, and what we can expect to see from them.
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The Top Two IPhone Apps for New UsersAs soon as I got my iPhone I knew which app would be the first installation. TripIt is the one app that makes my iPhone indispensable. It took longer to find a good free navigation app, but Waze has a unique twist that makes it stand apart from the crowd.
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The Must-have IPhone Travel AppIf you travel more than once a year and you don't already know about TripIt, wait no longer. You'll wonder how you got along without it.
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Review of 2012 Honda CivicThe Honda Civic has a long and proven track record, and has awakened enthusiasm in a generation of young drivers. The 2012 Civic, however, is a step backwards. -
Review of 2011 Ford Fusion, SE TrimThe 2010 Ford Focus was Motor Trend's car of the year. How does the 2011 model stack up? -
Make the Most of Your Employee BenefitsIn today's economy, it makes sense to get as much out of your workplace benefits as you can. Here's a guide to maximizing your benefits. -
What Do the Debt Ceiling Talks Mean for Me?There's a lot of talk around the debt ceiling talks and it can be difficult to get through the rhetoric. What does it mean to you as an individual?
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How to Apply for a Passport for Your ChildThere are some potential catches you need to know when you apply for a passport for your child. Knowing one requirement ahead of time, in particular, could save you a lot of time and aggravation. -
Can Congressman Anthony Weiner Still Do His Job?Congressman Anthony Weiner is embroiled in scandal. But can he overcome the personal issues complicating his life and continue to do his job effectively? With nearly 20 years experience, some think he can pull it off.Also published on: -
Google Apps to Stop Supporting Older BrowsersGoogle Apps will soon only be supported on the newest browsers. How new is good enough for Google, and what does this mean for you? -
Rare White Kiwi Chick BornA rare white kiwi hatched in New Zealand this week. The kiwi is a bizarre bird, and a white kiwi is even more peculiar. What makes it so strange a bird, and is there a secret black market for kiwi in Russia? -
Representational State Transfer (REST) as Described in a News PresentationImagine if a news show did a feature presentation on Representational State Transfer (REST). Here's how to take a critical idea from a doctoral dissertation and explain it in ten minutes or less. -
Tennis Debate - is it Worse to Change the Ball or the Color of the Court?This week saw controversy erupt over alleged new balls in use at the French Open. But tennis is no stranger to controversy. In a sport where one tournament has used the same ball brand for 109 years, it doesn't take much to start a battle. -
The Best Vehicle I Ever OwnedLooking back over years of sporty motorcyles and ordinary cars, there's one vehicle that stands out as the best vehicle I've ever owned. I take a trip down memory lane, and come up with a surprising result. -
Web Sites You Never Knew Existed - Teabag Envelope CollectorsDoes adding a small amount of milk to your tea make it healthier? And what country houses the most passionate teabag collectors? (If you guessed England, guess again!) We take a look at an inexpensive hobby with some beautiful collectibles. -
Web Sites You Never Knew Existed - Pencil CollectorsWeb sites devoted to pencils, the American Pencil Collectors Society (established more than half a century ago), and the controversial plans of one man to improve a legendary pencil. What you didn't know about this humble writing implement will amaze you. -
Top 5 Technology Web SitesHere are the top five technology web sites to skim at the start of every day. Whether you're a .NET developer or a CTO, you need to know these web sites.
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2012 - the Year of the Compact CarSmall cars are getting a lot of attention thanks to high gas prices. Three in particular - the 2012 Ford Focus, the 2012 Honda Civic, and the upcoming 2012 Subaru Impreza - promise a lot of exciting options to the small car buyer. How do they match up?
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Save Money for College Without Even TryingSaving for college can be a daunting prospect. This article shows one way which is quick, easy, and quickly adds cash to your college plan.
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Stay Healthy While Sitting at Your DeskOne of the biggest challenges for many people is staying healthy while sitting behind a desk for most of the day. This article will cover some key points on how to to avoid the worst side effects.
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Vacation in New Zealand - Part 1New Zealand is a popular dream destination. But with any vacation it helps to know where to go depending on what you want to do. In this article - Northland, covering Russell, Paihia, Waitangi, and Cape Reinga.
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Five Questions to Ask About Your New Homeowner's AssociationIf you are moving into a development with a homeowner's association, there are some important questions you should ask right up front. Here are five important questions you may not think about in the excitement of moving.
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Two Good Bargain Wines: One Red, One WhiteFinding good quality, consistent wines at a reasonable price can be a challenge. Here are two of my favorites, both under $15 and widely available.
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Top 5 Ways to Get Knocked Off the InternetHere are the top (or the worst) five ways to knock tens of thousands or even millions - and in one case an entire country - off the Internet.
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How to Set and Verify Facebook PrivacyThis guide will take you through the basics of setting Facebook privacy. It'll also show you how to check and verify that you've set your privacy, so that you know exactly what someone else can and can't see.
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White House Releasing CyberSecurity Plan to Protect Business, Industrial InfrastructureThe White House is expected to announce a cybersecurity plan on Thursday. This article will discuss what has already been done and what we can expect.
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Should I Buy a Small Car Now?Gas prices are going up, but should you buy a small car now? This article will help you decide if a small car will really pay off at the pump.
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How to Survive a Long Flight OverseasTraveling overseas is always exciting, but first you have to endure the flight. Make the most of your long flights by following these tips on how to best prepare and what to do during long layovers. And, of course, there are tips for the flight itself.
