For those who are confused by the options of debit and credit, here is a good article on MSNBC.
For those who may come here from Twitter, you can get more information on the book at PreservingDemocracy.com, and more information on the free advance copy program from the Energion Publications Blog. In general, if you are a political leader, a writer, a blogger, or a twitterer, and might talk about the book, you are…
I’m about to upgrade this blog. It may be temporarily unavailable. I’ll post an update in this post when things appear to be back to normal. Update: The upgrade was quick and without glitches. WordPress 2.5 appears to be running well with all my normal plugins.
I’ve upgraded to a Palm Centro with Sprint, thus moving into the 21st century, or so my kids and wife tell me. One would think someone as involved with computers as I am would be OK with phone devices, but I’ve resisted anything that does more than dial, and provide me with a single type…
The GIF below was created on a background made using Adobe Spark, with graphics from Adobe Stock. I created the final animation using Photoshop. What I have found is that Adobe Spark is very good for creating individual graphic posts and for simple videos, though I suspect I will learn to do a bit more…
This is an older post on TechRepublic that they’re listing as one of the top posts for the year, but it has good material for all of us to watch: 7 Warning Signs of Bogus Science. And as a side note–I’ve found subscribing to TechRepublic newsletters one of the best choices I’ve made in e-mail….
I’ve written a great deal about the reasons for my choices in the election this year over on my Threads blog, but I’ve largely viewed technology as a wash. Today Jason Hiner of TechRepublic rates the candidates, though he emphasizes that this is not an endorsement. He lists five critical issues, net neutrality, broadband development,…
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