http://lasiewski.com A site to kill time for those who prefer it dead. Tue, 09 Feb 2010 00:33:46 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Here is a picture that represents my mouse movements for the day. The black spots are places where the mouse stopped moving. The larger the spot, the longer the pause... This was done using a Java app called MousePath. You launch the application and let it run in the background. You ... http://lasiewski.com/2010/02/08/mouse-path-for-2910-830am-430pm Did you know that you can use your panorama stitching software with more than just landscapes? Kinda creepy. http://lasiewski.com/2009/08/10/face-panorama Yep... with the lack of Internet access, and the whirlwind nature of the trip, I did not post any more updates. My bad. After the farmhouse was the wedding and then off to Rome. Suffice it to say that we had a great time! Now back to your regularly scheduled programming. http://lasiewski.com/2009/07/16/ok-so-there-was-no-follow-through After our day in Florence, we went back to the farmhouse with the whole crew. The place was fantastic. The rooms were nice, the restaurant dinner was excellent, and the company was even better! All together, there were 45 of is in the group; we took over the entire place. Cameron ... http://lasiewski.com/2009/07/08/the-farmhouse We made if from Venice to Florence with only minor mishaps. We got tickets for, and got off at, the first station in Florence. Once we got off and started looking at our maps, we realized that we were at the wrong station! We got on another train which took ... http://lasiewski.com/2009/07/07/florence We've spent he last two days wandering around Venice. It is a beautiful town! We bought the 72 hour vaporetto (water bus) passes so we can get on and off as often as we like. There are enough stops that you can get almost anywhere you like with only a ... http://lasiewski.com/2009/07/05/venice We made the train from Lucern to Milan, the first step to Venice. Even though everything is as planned, there is a definite difference between Switzerland and Italy. The trains run on time, but the passengers are louder and less unobrusive. If the Swiss trains were like a board meeting, ... http://lasiewski.com/2009/07/03/milano-to-venice After a short final walk around Lucern, we're headed to Venice (via Milan). We picked up some more of the wonderful "Jersey blue" cheese and a couple of pretzel sandwiches for the train. There are several transfers involved, and we expect to be in Venice about 6:00pm. http://lasiewski.com/2009/07/03/lucern-to-milano After a series of tribulations, I finally arrived in Lucern! As I was coming out of the train station, I ran into Mark, who was wandering around looking for me. I guess they knew about what time I was due to arrive, so they went out to look for me. After ... http://lasiewski.com/2009/07/03/lucern-really I finally made it out of Newark and into London to make my connection to Zurich. While it has been an incredible hassle, at least I have this; bragging rights that I have been to England, and a proper English breakfast with a proper pint in the airport while I ... http://lasiewski.com/2009/07/02/england-sort-of