February 3, 2012
Now that you are most likely on the freshly IPO’d Facebook and have found long-lost friends from high school or college, does this change the way you think about attending a reunion for these classes?
Maybe you found anyone you were wonderi... continue reading...
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Reunion.com October 21, 2011
No one can doubt the forever effect the late Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Inc, will have on the planet.
In a recent press release from Olivia Fox Cabane, a speaker, coach and leadership trainer, she observes the evolution of Jobs over the years at Apple and... continue reading...
October 10, 2011
With all the stories these days about Wikileaks hacking into government computers, “Anonymous” hacking into the stock exchange and Life Lock ads on constantly, it’s hard not to think about security for your computer, especially if you are running a ... continue reading...
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wikileaks April 6, 2011
This is a big question for many and not a question for some. You either know if you trust your spouse/partner or you know you don’t.
According to Personal Security and Identity Theft Expert Robert Siciliano, about a third of couples, no matter if t... continue reading...
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trusting your spouse January 5, 2011
Between the computer, television, your cell phone or smartphone and all the other media you observe each day, have you ever thought about what portion of your life all that actually consumes?
Admit it – you’re playing with your kids’ game players too sometimes…
Wh... continue reading...
Tags: children,
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video games,
web surfing November 15, 2010
My 2 ½ year old wants to do everything his bigger siblings do, including playing video games.
While I’m not a fan of hours and hours of video games, when I know they are learning something, I’m better with the kids playing them for a bit.
Of course, m... continue reading...
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wii September 10, 2010
When his 13-year-old son asked for a Facebook page, Ron Stevenson decided it was an opportunity to teach him a few lessons. Without taking a confrontational stance, Stevenson approached it as a time to teach his son what is right and what is wrong to do when... continue reading...
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Ron Stevenson September 8, 2010
“You never send me pictures of the kids”
“We can’t afford to go see Grandma this year”
“What did you do today?”
This scenario is common for many families that are separated, whether it’s across town or across... continue reading...
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Yoocasa August 5, 2010
Your child spends hours on the computer in his room – what’s he doing? Maybe your daughter likes chatting online – who’s she really talking to?
Do you pay for a monitoring service that sends you alerts about online activity? Do you ever worr... continue reading...
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yippy June 29, 2010
There is no doubt that in many ways, the Internet has been a boon and a huge timesaver in so many departments. So why then do we still feel like we never have any time? Well, one of the reasons might be that we don't use our time online as effectively as we could. Here are some t... continue reading...