Renaissance 2.0
Amy Tan’s classic story of “The Joy Luck Club” is a wonderfully moving experience that stays with you forever. It reveals so much about the dynamic and mysterious relationship between mothers and daughters, no matter what nationality or culture. I think the lessons learned can also apply for the relationship with sons as well so…
I’ve loved Plaxo for many years and I’ve enjoyed the widespread attention they’ve finally garnered thanks to the success of their Pulse feature and social aggregation. However, it has always been a confusing for most people who want to simply export their contact information out of Plaxo without using the sync feature. For example, sometimes…
Opening Night for Social Butterfly: The new musical based on Twitter and social media
If Real Life were like Twitter
Just about everyone knows about RSS and how to aggregate their feeds, so I won’t get into that here. I just wanted to share something that you might not realize that you could do with your Google Reader (if that is your RSS reader of choice, of choice). I will demonstrate how easy it is…
Here is the Video of that german politician who actually wants to propose a new law that would limit all marriages to seven years at which time the couple would have the option to renew the license for another seven years or let it expire! Talk about scratching a seven year itch! Zoiks!!! What do…
We are living in exciting times and all eyes are on the incredible technological future that awaits us all. However, I enjoy looking back as much as I do looking ahead. It’s especially fun to see what people from the past thought was coming in regards to technology. Jim Rasenberger, author of America, 1908 wrote…
I’ve been a dad for almost a decade and proud to have been blessed with three angelic babies in that span. I still get choked up when I read this piece that I’m about to share with you. The message and meaning becomes deeper and more profound as the years go by, especially if you…
I have always loved this piece called “Loving Two” by an unknown author. I was moved when I first read it many years ago long before I became a parent and it touches me even more today now that I have three children. I understand it so much more now. It is such a profound…
Here they are. All 14 finalists from the first seven seasons of American Idol! Sadly, I was able to remember them all without even using google! How many can you name?