Check out the video of our new app "Tool Tracker" currently available for Android devices and hopefully soon will be available for Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=-gFQ4AV3h7A
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Tool Tracker App Android App Review - DailyAppShow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=-gFQ4AV3h7A
Friday, April 5, 2013
French Quarter New Orleans, LA
New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans founded in 1718 has become a major United States port and the largest city and metropalitan area in Louisiana, surrounded by Lake Pontchatrain which lies to the north, Lake Borgne which lies to the east and The Mississippi River.
Popular Tourist Attractions in New Orleans
French Quarter
Bourbon Street Nightlife
St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans Area Plantations
St. louis Cathedral
Jackson Square
New Orleans Cemeteries
Museums
Gardens and Courtyards of New Orleans
Historic Homes and Buildings
Festivals
Mardi Gras
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
Southern Decadence
French Quarter in New Orleans, LA
A view into Jackson Square.
St. Louis Catholic Cathedral
New Orleans Has strong Catholic traditions.
St. Louis Catholic Cathedral is a symbol of New Orleans colonial history of French and Spanish settlement.
You will find lots of local vendors and artists along the
streets in the french quarter of New Orleans.
The French Quarter architecture is a mix of French, Spanish, Creole and American styles. Many of the masonary buildings are adorned with cast iron balconies and walled courtyards.
What a perfect place to sit and relax and listen to the jazz music and other entertainers of New Orleans.
A shop full of colorful sequined and feathered masquerade masks typical of what is worn for Mardi Gras Celebrations, along with colorful beads in traditional Mardi Gras colors of gold,, green and purple.
Streetcars
There are three active streetcar lines that run through parts of New Orleans.
The St. Charles Line
The Riverfront Line
The Canal Street Line
In the morning we stopped by the famed Cafe du Monde for some beignets and coffee before setting off for Memphis. Cafe Du Monde is located at the lower end of the French Market. Best known for their French style beignets and cafe au lait.
As we were leaving New Orleans we passed by this cemetery and had to stop to see the grave sites. Since New Orleans is sinking the graves are put above ground level and several members of a family are put in the same grave site.
Want to find out more interesting fact about New Orleans or if you are interested in Traveling to New Orleans here are some helpful links:
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