If you’re like me, you love Twitter but hate the noise. What’s the noise in Twitter? Well, for every 3 – 5 tweets that are genuinely from someone that loves using Twitter, there are 1 – 2 tweets that are just plain garbage. Whether the “garbage” is someone trying to sell you something or if […]
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I’ve been forming an opinion lately that Facebook should go ahead and build it’s own browser. Let’s called it The Facebook Browser Why? You ask… It’s simple. Facebook has 500 million users, over 220 million users login daily, over 2o0 million access the social network via their mobile phone, and by the year 2012 it […]
It used to be that on Twitter, you could dramatically increase your followers by simply following a bunch a people. Twitter’s magic would unfold as you followed people and your follower number would continually increase, so long as you continued to build the number of people you follow. Well, for those of you lately that […]
It’s almost hard to believe! You’ve grown up so fast… all the memories we’ve shared. It seems like just yesterday that I was filling up all those floppy drives! Ok… enough of my reminiscing. Today, the Microsoft Windows operating system turns 25 years old. Windows 1.0 arrived on the scene on November 20th, 1985. Since […]
It’s that time of the year again, and pumpkins are in full swing here in my hometown. I love driving around an seeing all the different pumpkin carving designs around my neighborhood. Some are really creative, and it’s great to see how some people can pull off such amazing carving feats. If you’ve been looking […]
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Tropical Storm Hermine Update
The eighth named tropical storm of this season – Tropical Storm Hermine – was given it’s name officially early this morning. Although Tropic Storm Hermine can advance into a hurricane, the storm system is so close to the Mexico / southern Texas coastline that forecaster are not predicting or expecting anything major from Hermine. Hermine is […]
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Hurricane Earl Update & Live Tracking Map
Hurricane Earl is weakening as it pushes north up the east coast. The eye of the storm remains off to the east of the coast and is preventing a direct hit of the storm on the United States coast line. Up here in New York, the skies are overcast and rain is expected tomorrow (Saturday). […]