Monthly Archives: May 2009

by Brett & Kate McKay Awhile back, we posted about the importance of striving to fulfill your complete potential by becoming a true Renaissance man. While we live in a world that encourages specialization, a man should seek to learn about as … Continue reading →

by Thursday Bram All of my email addresses are directed to my Gmail account. Most of the documents I need on a daily basis are on Google Docs. I’ve been slowly moving towards living in the cloud. In a way, this … Continue reading →

  by Thursday Bram Finding a way to contact someone has gotten a lot easier: just type their name into Google and follow a few links. For many people, you’ll quickly find a profile on Facebook, a blog or even an … Continue reading →

from Dumb Little Man – Tips for Life by Ali A few years ago, “multi-tasking” was a big buzzword. When people wanted to sound busy, the common response was, "I am multi-tasking". However, trying to write emails, talk on the phone, finish that … Continue reading →

Written by Lane Wallace for The Atlantic There were two back-to-back articles in yesterday's Science Times that provided … probably unintentionally … bookend perspectives on the pros and cons of social networking technology. In the first, anthropologist Pauline Wiessner discusses how strong social … Continue reading →

I'm not slouching I am following this advice from the BBC. Rishi Loatey of the British Chiropractic Association said: “One in three people suffer from lower back pain…” "As to what is the best angle between thigh and torso when … Continue reading →

from Lifehacker by Jason Fitzpatrick Last week's Hive Five certainly showed us that the love Lifehacker readers have for technology extends well beyond their daily work. Both the call for contenders and the Hive Five itself were gold mines of information about how you plan, track, and … Continue reading →

Here is a screen capture of all the social network feeds that I can add to my friendfeed account. And it is growing every day. There are some that I do not even recognize and some that have disappeared. How … Continue reading →