Social Media and the Breakdown of Real Relationships
"Whut? U poked her instead of going out wit me?"
I’m a statistic. You may be a statistic, too. But I didn’t get ‘faced and mess around on Facebook during my marriage in order to become one. If I had, I would have needed a whole lot more than [...]
TeacherMate excites donors
TeacherMate means schools don't have to rely on old, bulky computers anymore. Image from Flickr.
Despite the rough economy and the overall drop in charitable donations, Innovations for Learning, a nonprofit that supplies schools with the TeacherMate system, is doing quite well. The foundation has only been around for 18 months, but thanks [...]
A loan until payday is like a million bucks
There are those who would say that getting a loan until payday is a desperate act; but in today’s economy, a desperate act is exactly what living from paycheck to paycheck is. Perhaps you know someone born with a silver spoon in his mouth who now [...]
It Was Bound to Happen
Tiger Woods (Image from keithallison, Flickr.com)
For days we have been reading about Tiger Woods and his now notorious escapades. He has had the time of his life with his fame, fortune, and frolics. News is now coming out that Elin Woods, the estranged partner of Tiger, is seeking a divorce. The [...]
Today’s episode of the Consumerism Commentary Podcast features Jany Bryant Quinn, author of Making the Most of Your Money Now: The Classic Bestseller Completely Revised for the New Economy. The book will be released this Tuesday, December 29, 2009 and here is a review. Tom Dziubek, Flexo, and Jane Bryant Quinn discuss the author’s revisions [...]
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