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.
Interesting graph over at the Economist on the amount of personal computers per person.
For those of you don’t know Carroll Burns, you’re missing out if you don’t follow his blog. Like this recent post about respect.
We all need a little help getting, and staying, organized. With the new year fast approaching, and those ever-present resolutions, this might be the time to think seriously about getting our collective acts together. Check out Kimberly Medlock’s site for tips, tricks and useful information about productivity. (full disclosure – I’m the webmaster of Kimberly’s …
Besides being a genius and the perfect photography subject, Albert Einstein is my favorite quotable person. He always seems to say the most with the fewest words. Here are a few of my favorites. It is every man’s obligation to put back into the world at least the equivalent of what he takes out …
As a person who travels quite frequently I’m aware of what the travel industry is doing to the environment. We’ve all heard the term Carbon Offset used as a way to equalize the ‘environmental cost’ of your trip. I think Wikipedia offers a pretty good definition. Take a look, and see how you may be …
According to this article in the Economist, Japan fell into a recession early in 2008. It apears the US isn’t the only economy with problems. Still doesn’t make me feel better…
According to this post on the Google Blog, Chrome is no longer in beta. So what do you think? Better than IE? Firefox? Opera? Let me know in the comments.
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If for no other reason than you can receive “Adrianisms” via Adrian Rogers twitter feed. The Pastor Training Institute has a twitter feed where all those old nuggets of wisdom come to life. Check it out at http://twitter.com/AdrianRogers.