One of the most valuable lessons I learned in life is maintaining a balance on everything. Never going too far in one direction, and stopping to consider the consequences of the decisions that I made in the past. I often … Continue reading
After surfing the Internet the last two years for articles that I think you might enjoy, it is harder to find interesting and unique content. I find as I am surfing a high number of duplication, errors of all types … Continue reading
Look who finally decided to show…. Cute cartoon. Who didn’t love playing Tetris? Did you first play it on NES?
I stopped using MobileMe more than a year ago. I wrote about it earlier. Rather then repeat myself, lets just say that other services do it better. I have been using Gmail and Google Documents since then, which works great … Continue reading
Good intentions are wonderful things, but they aren’t enough. They also need to be balanced with the needs of everyone involved to do the most good. For example, in the Hoarders show one of the individuals said that he was … Continue reading
I have mentioned watching the Hoarders TV show before. I have been busy watching other episodes, and catching up with the seasons. I find them to be both disturbing and fascinating, but now I am wondering if reality TV is … Continue reading
Steve Jobs Bought Human Liver Like Foie Gras | Focal Point | Big Think. Interesting conclusions. I always wondered why a society that believes in opportunity, so regularly denies it to those who are less financially stable? I wonder how … Continue reading
Becoming a CEO and Founder at Age 17 | Penn Olson. It is very impressive when people can bootstrap their way to success. Nice to see that people can be successful with difficulties. You wonder how much more success they … Continue reading