Flight Info To Come

Alright everyone,We're booked. I got the first room of four off and the room of two bookedwith no problems. However, when I was booking the third, (2nd room of 4)the price went up due to gas. So you all know I am not B.S.ing you to tryto pocket more money I will forward you the confirmation showing the priceof 340 per person. I went ahead and did it because everyone left...So, Ithink it would be fair if everyone could make a check out for 300 even,and I will bight the rest.If you would be so kind as to bring a check for 300 to class on Mondaymade out to:Phillips G. Smith with the memo of Group Flight, it would make me happy.Yes, there is an S at the end of my pap's name.Have a great Wednesday night!!




Here is the Email of Confirmation:

Didn't purchase Travel Protection for your trip? There's still time! Forinformation, visit https://www.us.aigtravel.com/travelocity/totaltripWilliam SmithBlane HammerlundGloria HamBenjamin FeltonTrip cost details:------------------All prices are shown in U.S. dollars:4 adultsFlight + Hotel Price: $1,224.78Taxes and Fees (Flight + Hotel): $171.54 -----------Total Trip Price: $1,396.32Total Trip (per person): $349.08

Dry-In House - New Orleans

I will be away on Friday in New Orleans. With Doug Hecker and a group of Clemson students, we are building the first Dry-In House prototype. This weekend we are going to meet the community and establish the site and family that we will be working with. Here is a link to a recent Fox News feature about what we are doing there.
http://www.field-office.com/foxfeature.html

Airport Movies

Here is a USA Today article listing airport movies - perfect for Terminal 352 reference

http://www.usatoday.com/travel/flights/2006-11-20-airport-movies-usat_x.htm

"The Rise of the Aerotropolis"

I found this article on The Next American City, while browsing: It discusses an airport in Amsterdam and could be a springboard for a discussion of how far this concept of Aerotropolis could go.

http://www.americancity.org/article.php?id_article=148

airports use eye photo technology to identify travelers

A mapping of an individual's genetic code via eye photography could reduce the wait time at security in terminals. In a few seconds a video camera using a 30 frames per second zooms into the eye captures the individual iris and stores it digitally.

http://archives.cnn.com/2000/TECH/computing/07/24/iris.explainer/index.html

a 24 hour map of all flights in the United States

This is an "airspace map" - a time based mapping of a day's airtraffic - a sort of antfarm view of the United States's airplanes movements and trajectories. It is fascinating to watch over time the rhythms and density of activity formed in this dynamic drawing.

http://flightaware.com/analysis/allflights_movie.rvt