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Social Network Hierarchy

October 13, 2009

Can you be judged by the social network that you prefer? Apparently yes. The more money you make in a year the more likely you are to be seen on Twitter.  Or does it work the other way around? Being seen on Twitter actually raises your annual income! It might not be totally far fetched. [...]

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Cloud Computing

July 17, 2009

Have you heard about the latest trending in computing and the ‘next big thing’ cloud computing? Whether or not you think you have, you have. If you have a social network type site (twitter, facebook, myspace, etc) you are involved. Cloud Computing is storing information on the internet. Now that may be a little oversimplified, [...]

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Saw Dust …and Twitter

July 10, 2009

I like to build things occasionally. It gives me a certain sense of accomplishment if I look at a piece of furniture or a shelf and I know that I had a hand in that. Heck, even assembling a piece of furniture can give you a feeling of “handiness.” I grunt and nod and Deb [...]

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Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Ezine, SelfGrowth

June 11, 2009

How much is too much? On Tuesday night my youngest daughter graduated from high school and one of the speeches was about how techical information was doubling every couple years now. Computers have gotten faster since you started reading this article. (barely joking there) Social networking sites, online communication, tweet, twitter, faceSpace, MyBook, my other [...]

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Y102 and more paranormal stuff

March 19, 2009

Quite an interesting morning with a few twists and turns. Today was the day that we were scheduled to appear on the morning show of the #1 station in the area, Y102. I was fairly excited to go on the show; it was the first time I’ve been on the radio. A few tv appearances, [...]

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Juggling Life

February 23, 2009

Juggling my schedule is sometimes very complicated. At this point I am building three separate businesses and rehearsing for two shows. Sometimes when I am standing with my hand on the door knob, I have to stop and think; am I coming or going? Of course that is an exaggeration about the door knob, but [...]

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