In the meantime, here are some photos.

Was in Las Vegas for the National Association of Broadcasters conference.  Productive meetings, cool demos and (of course) Vegas. Discovered that photos from the Nexus One camera aren’t too shabby.

Nothing like NYC in the spring. Here’s an odd angle of a fire escape in SoHo. And people say I’m not artistic…

Columbus circle.  It looked really different in 1907.

Shake Shack.  Food tastes better when you eat it outside.

Tiny pants near the High Line.

In other news, I’m totally addicted to the Flickr Map feature. I wish mine had more cool purple dots.

Mendenhall Glacier.  Glad I got to see one before they all melt away.

Lighthouse. Must be lonely out there.

Vancouver. I just discovered the “stitch” feature. (Apparently someone found this and posted it on a forum. The internet is awesome.)

	Sunrise at Angkor Wat. Waking up at 4AM was a small price to pay.
	Boating near Kompong Kleang. A non-touristed village on the bank of the Tonle Sap. Locals live on houseboats or in houses high up on stilts.
	Sunset at Pre Rup. The view from high above the surrounding countryside surpasses my limited engineer’s vocabulary.
	Our tour guide, Dara. From surviving the Khmer Rouge to social work in underprivileged areas, his stories were both fascinating and inspiring.
	Motorcycle Taxi through Sukhumvit. No thrill ride compares to weaving through Bangkok’s rush-hour on a two-wheeler.  I handily beat the Skytrain in a Top Gear style race.
	Street Food in Chinatown. Very lively at night and so many places to choose from.
	Traveling with old friends. It doesn’t matter that you don’t know where you are when you’re in good company.

Check out more photos on my Flickr (Cambodia, Thailand) and let me know what you think!

We tamed the beast.