From the monthly archives: September 2009

How to Manage Projects Step-by-Step

On September 30, 2009

Projects can often be chaos. To remain focused and achieve success, you need to work in a step-by-step manner. That way, you will have complete control over every action you take.

You have a choice in how you manage projects. If you manage in an unstructured fashion, [...]

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4 Teens Sued for Obscene Fake Facebook Profile

On September 26, 2009

Imagine this: four teenagers take to Facebook to create a fake profile that continually misrepresents your son as a gay racist. Then consider that profile amasses 580 plus friends. You’d be pretty pissed off, right?

For one mom in particular, Laura Cook, this nightmare is a reality for her and her athlete son. Fighting back, [...]

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Tweet from Car or Toiltet? Digusting…

On September 22, 2009

A survey conducted by Crowd Science gives us some insight into the habits of Twitter users, compared to users of other social media sites.

While far from unexpected, some of the results of the survey are quite scary. For example, 11% of Twitter users admitted they’re accessing [...]

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Learn to Create Project Communication Plan

On September 18, 2009

If you manage projects, then you will know that to succeed, you need to communicate clearly with all of your project stakeholders. Otherwise your staff will lack clear direction, team morale will be low and your project may deliver over schedule and exceed its budget.

Situation Analysis

The first step to take when [...]

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Tools for Domain Management, Finding, and Registering

On September 10, 2009

1. Domainr – domain search engine

The popular Domainr service comes as easy and clean as it gets. They call themselves a “domain name search engine” and solely focus on the domain search experience. Searching for a domain name is very intuitive and fast indeed. If you found a name you can [...]

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Google Micropayments

On September 10, 2009

If the Newspaper Association of America and Google were to display their relationship on Facebook, the description would read “It’s complicated.” As newspaper revenues continue to tank, the NAA has stepped up its sort of passive-aggressive lashing out at the search giant for, well, essentially being more effective at

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Beta Icons Pack of Office 2010

On September 8, 2009

The latest Office 2010 Beta Build 14.0.4417.1000 which was leaked about a week ago features refreshed icons for all Office applications. And like any previous version of Office, all the icons from this latest leaked build have Office 2010 been extracted and are available for download at deviantART. The Office 2010 Applications Icon Pack includes [...]

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Save lives wtih iPhone – Apps

On September 7, 2009

These apps do everything from check your vitals to getting you important first aid information during an emergency. Anything can happen, so it’s always best to be prepared. iPhones are particularly suited for this task, especially if you install some of these apps:

1. Airstrip OB

AirStrip OB is an iPhone app developed specifically [...]

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Are you a good in decision making?

On September 5, 2009

Great leaders make great decisions. But how do they do it? What techniques do they use for making decisions quickly and easily?

This may surprise you, but most great leaders use the same 5 steps for making decisions. So read the 5 steps below and use them to improve your decision-making on projects:

Investigate the [...]

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