Or in this case a SUV.

So if you follow me on twitter (http://twitter.com/scotnewbury) you know that I’m in Pennsylvania and as I’m traveling with a couple of other folks we needed a bit bigger of a vehicle than normal – so we went with a Ford Explorer.

For me, it was a bit of an adjustment as I normally drive a Saturn which is smaller, has less power and definitely sits lower to the ground but the ride is nice and it’s a welcome change of pace.

So, when you travel do you try out different vehicles or do you stick by the old standards?

At least that’s what it looks like.

Trudy and Raja a mere three feet apart and resting quietly – hard to believe. When Trudy first came home there was a fair amount of hissing, growling and carrying on between these two but now for the most part they leave each other alone and today even managed to nap within feet of each other.

Now if we can just get Channel to calm down . . . . .

Here’s what I’ve been reading – what have you read lately?

• Day Two: No One Even Attempts Hacking Chrome at Pwn2Own Competition [Security]
• Use a secure shell configuration file for easier use
• Google Maps Offline Viewer
• China Hands Down New Rules on Media Coverage of Google
• Hexographer – A Review
• Why People Fail
• Put a recording studio on your computer
• Change Firefox Font Size Of Address, Tab And Status Bar
• Organize Your Tweets with More Than One Twitter Client
• 3 Useful iPhone Apps to Help File Your Taxes
• Detecting suspicious account activity
• Convert DVD to MP4 / H.264 with HD Decrypter and Handbrake
• Etacts Transforms Your Gmail into a Contact Management Hub
• Go Green! Use Internet on your Mobile Phone
• Let’s Help Smashing Magazine!
• Firefox 3.6.2 Update Fixes Critical Security Flaw [Updates]
• How to Quickly Switch Between Google and Bing
• Google Maps for Android: Search ‘n Swipe, Latitude Widget, and More
• Introducing Google Buzz widget for Android
• Faster Google Voice Experience on Android

Day Two: No One Even Attempts Hacking Chrome at Pwn2Own Competition [Security]

Use a secure shell configuration file for easier use

Google Maps Offline Viewer

China Hands Down New Rules on Media Coverage of Google

Hexographer – A Review

Why People Fail

Put a recording studio on your computer

Change Firefox Font Size Of Address, Tab And Status Bar

Organize Your Tweets with More Than One Twitter Client

3 Useful iPhone Apps to Help File Your Taxes

Detecting suspicious account activity

Convert DVD to MP4 / H.264 with HD Decrypter and Handbrake

Etacts Transforms Your Gmail into a Contact Management Hub

Go Green! Use Internet on your Mobile Phone

Let’s Help Smashing Magazine!

Firefox 3.6.2 Update Fixes Critical Security Flaw [Updates]

How to Quickly Switch Between Google and Bing

Google Maps for Android: Search ‘n Swipe, Latitude Widget, and More

Introducing Google Buzz widget for Android

Faster Google Voice Experience on Android

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• Day Two: No One Even Attempts Hacking Chrome at Pwn2Own Competition [Security]
• Use a secure shell configuration file for easier use
• Google Maps Offline Viewer
• China Hands Down New Rules on Media Coverage of Google
• Hexographer – A Review
• Why People Fail
• Put a recording studio on your computer
• Change Firefox Font Size Of Address, Tab And Status Bar
• Organize Your Tweets with More Than One Twitter Client
• 3 Useful iPhone Apps to Help File Your Taxes
• Detecting suspicious account activity
• Convert DVD to MP4 / H.264 with HD Decrypter and Handbrake
• Etacts Transforms Your Gmail into a Contact Management Hub
• Go Green! Use Internet on your Mobile Phone
• Let’s Help Smashing Magazine!
• Firefox 3.6.2 Update Fixes Critical Security Flaw [Updates]
• How to Quickly Switch Between Google and Bing
• Google Maps for Android: Search ‘n Swipe, Latitude Widget, and More
• Introducing Google Buzz widget for Android
• Faster Google Voice Experience on Android

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