While reading a Lifehacker post on what successful and techy people use I stumbled upon the Life360 app. This site and corresponding smart phone app (iPhone/Android/BlackBerry) helps you keep track of family members via GPS. After a quick installation you’ll be asked to create an account. I did this from their site and this makes the process …
I’ve just finished reading “The Noticer” by Andy Andrews (Thomas Nelson, 2009) and I am finding words almost inadequate to describe this book. I read where Nancy Lopez (LPGA Hall of Fame golfer) had said “This is the best book I have ever read in my life”. I’m not much for hyperbole, but I believe …
Although nowhere near the type of book I usually read or review, Robin McGraw’s “What’s Age Got To Do With It?” has it’s place among the self help releases. This offering does bring together experiences and advice, but I couldn’t help but feel a little deja’ vu while reading it. Most of the subject matter has been …
Everyone has their favorites when it comes to things technical. Some swear by the Palm series of phones, others are fanatical about their iPhones (you know who you are). I have friends who use Google Reader for the blog aggregator while I perfer another application. Because there are so many applications, downloads and free software …
TL Hines latest book The Unseen is unsettling due to the fact that it affects you on a very primal level. Lurking, spying, snooping, whatever the term, Lucas’ life revolves around it. He lives in abandoned buildings, crawl spaces and under the metro line in Washington, DC. Collecting mementos from offices and other semi-private places, …
Lifehacker continues to impress with the amount of information available. Here’s another great article on The Top 10 Ways to Lock Down Your Data. Worth the time to read. Have a blog that is just too good to not pass along? Let us know in the comments.
At first glance Marcus Buckingham’s latest book, “The Truth About You – Your Secret to Success”, looks to be a quick read at 110 pages. But for those who think of themselves as students of the personal growth genre, this book stands out for all the right reasons. First, when I say ‘book’, I actually …