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    - The document is Dee Dee Lim's personal travel report for the first half of 2009 from January to June. It summarizes her 3 trips during this period to Littlehampton, Milan, and Basel. - It provides the distances and dates of each trip. The longest trip was to Milan at 960 km from London. The total distance traveled was 3,505 km, which is 0% of the distance to the moon. - Additional details reported include the amount of time spent in each location, her carbon emissions from travel of 366 kg of CO2, and comparisons to other metrics like the speed of a tortoise.

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    - The document is Dee Dee Lim's personal travel report for the first half of 2009 from January to June. It summarizes her 3 trips during this period to Littlehampton, Milan, and Basel. - It provides the distances and dates of each trip. The longest trip was to Milan at 960 km from London. The total distance traveled was 3,505 km, which is 0% of the distance to the moon. - Additional details reported include the amount of time spent in each location, her carbon emissions from travel of 366 kg of CO2, and comparisons to other metrics like the speed of a tortoise.

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    First Half of 2009 Personal Report For Dee Dee Lim: Littlehampton Milan Basel

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    - The document is Dee Dee Lim's personal travel report for the first half of 2009 from January to June. It summarizes her 3 trips during this period to Littlehampton, Milan, and Basel. - It provides the distances and dates of each trip. The longest trip was to Milan at 960 km from London. The total distance traveled was 3,505 km, which is 0% of the distance to the moon. - Additional details reported include the amount of time spent in each location, her carbon emissions from travel of 366 kg of CO2, and comparisons to other metrics like the speed of a tortoise.

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    First half of 2009 Personal report for Dee Dee Lim

    Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

    Littlehampton Milan Basel


    April 11 Apr 24 to Apr 26 May 23 to May 25

    You took 3 trips, which added up to You spent


    3,505 km or 0% of the distance to the
    moon.

    So far in 2009, Dopplr has alerted its users to almost a


    174 7
    third of a million coincidences. We couldn't find any
    coincidences for you so far in 2009. This might change You have 2 travellers in your network. They travelled a
    later in the year if you share your travel plans with more total of 40,381 km. In 2008, everyone on Dopplr
    people you trust. Did you know you can easily connect travelled a total of 1331.4 million km or 8.9 AU: the
    with people you know on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, approximate distance to Saturn from the Earth as of
    and Flickr (amongst others)? January 2009.
    Go to http://dplr.it/invite to get started.
    Your personal velocity so far this year was
    0.81 km/h, which is about the same as a You spent the longest in Basel. Your carbon for the first half of 2009
    giant tortoise.

    The 5 most popular cities in your network are


    Bratislava, Vatican City, Trondheim, Tornio and
    Nanning.

    The furthest distance you travelled was to Milan (960


    km from London), which is the 28th most popular city
    on Dopplr. The shortest distance you travelled was to 366 kg CO2
    Littlehampton (83 km from London). Based on figures from Fueleconomy.gov, 1 x Hummer
    H3 4WD truck produces nearly 10 metric tonnes of
    CO2 a year. The visualisation above uses this figure to
    illustrate your carbon from Dopplr as calculated by our
    friends at http://amee.cc and is an approximation only.

    The city images above sourced from Flickr and are used under a Creative Commons Attribution Licence: Foucault's Pendulum by sylvar and Basel's South Bank on the Rhine by Sapphireblue.

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