International Blogging: Hello, world!

I was looking at the stats for this blog and was reminded again about the international nature of the Internet and how distances have shrunk.

Here is a partial snap-shot of some visitors for today:

 Asia/Pacific Region, 
 United States, West Palm Beach, Florida
 Australia, Sydney, New South Wales
 Hong Kong, Central District
 Unknown, 
 Germany, Berlin
 Poland, Radom
 Netherlands, Delft, Zuid-Holland
 India, Bombay, Maharashtra
 Australia, Sydney, New South Wales
 Malaysia, Penang, Pulau Pinang
 Asia/Pacific Region, 
 Sweden, Gteborg, Vastra Gotaland
 Russian Federation, Moscow, Moscow City
 Romania, Brasov
 Norway, Trondheim, Sor-Trondelag
 United States, Salt Lake City, Utah
 Japan, Suwa, Nagano
 Australia, Hastings, Victoria
 Vietnam, Hanoi, Dac Lac
 India, Bangalore, Karnataka
 Unknown, 
 Hong Kong, Kowloon
 India, Bombay, Maharashtra
 Korea, Republic of, 
 Malta, Attard
 United Kingdom, Salisbury, Wiltshire
 Canada, Brampton, Ontario
 United States, Atlanta, Georgia
 Canada, Brampton, Ontario
 Cote D'Ivoire, Abidjan
 United States, Las Vegas, Nevada
 Vietnam, Hanoi, Dac Lac
 Ireland, Dublin
 United Kingdom, 
 United States, Austin, Texas
 Japan, Tokyo
 Mexico, Chihuahua
 Canada, Toronto, Ontario
 Austria, Vienna, Wien
 Germany, Recklinghausen, Nordrhein-Westfa...
 Canada, Edmonton, Alberta
 Sweden, Blsta, Uppsala Lan
 United States, Chicago, Illinois
 United Kingdom, London, London, City of
 Austria, Vienna, Wien
 Netherlands, Den Haag, Zuid-Holland
 Sweden, Karlstad, Varmlands Lan
 Japan, Tokyo
 United States, Waban, Massachusetts
 Austria, 
 Portugal, Lisbon, Lisboa
 United States, Jonesboro, Georgia
 Malta, Naxxar
 Canada, Toronto, Ontario

so: Hello, world!