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Have some photos to touch up? Use your iPad
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I think I'm just going to stick with veggies
19 January 2011 5:18 PM | 2 Comments -
Five Ways to Well Being
18 January 2011 10:17 AM | 2 Comments -
Auto Makers: Why not focus on the Mobile Market?
17 January 2011 7:38 AM | 1 Comment -
Where do you get your News?
13 January 2011 11:46 AM | 5 Comments
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Archive for January, 2011
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Have some photos to touch up? Use your iPad
Posted on January 20, 2011 | No CommentsWhether you have some photos to touch up, or you want to explore your creative side and have some fun, there are some really good iPad apps that give you plenty of options for both. In this post I highlight three iPad apps, Photoshop (PS)... -
I think I'm just going to stick with veggies
Posted on January 19, 2011 | 2 CommentsWhat began as Meatless Mondays somehow evolved into Meatless Most Days. I’ve enjoyed having vegetables as the center of the meal with a good variety of veggies, too. Yesterday, we had whole wheat pasta with an Alfredo sauce over broccoli, carrots and red peppers. It... -
Five Ways to Well Being
Posted on January 18, 2011 | 2 CommentsI briefly referred to the TED talk, “The Happy Planet Index” by Nic Marks in an earlier post wondering why isn't there more positive reporting in mainstream news. While happy news may not be the focus of the news, one may wonder where our happiness comes from. In several reports, including "The social context of well-being" and "Very happy people" the key to well-being seems to lie in our social ties and relationships. -
Auto Makers: Why not focus on the Mobile Market?
Posted on January 17, 2011 | 1 CommentWhen I'm not checking out the current or tech news, and I have some free time, I like to check out auto (car) web sites. Most often, when I'm taking advantage of my free time, I'm on my iPad. Using my iPad in a new car search was more difficult than on my laptop. -
Where do you get your News?
Posted on January 13, 2011 | 5 CommentsOn January 4, the Pew Research Center released a report showing a growing trend of people getting their news from the internet over television. In the 18-49 year old range, more than 50% of men and women look to the internet for national and international news.