Word geeks of the world – unite. There’s a toy for the those of us who love words Or those who do not share that view, but need wordsmithing help It’s found at VisualThesaurus.com. Created by Thinkmap, it’s an online thesaurus and dictionary that uses an interactive word map. It’s a paid subscription. $2.95 per month –or– [...]

  There are so many things I need to learn that even my What I Want to Learn list takes a sideroad. That’s what happened when I wrote my Cloud Computing post It’s how I ended up with the following guest post Being the smart person I am, I jumped at Sharon Hurley Hall’s offer [...]

You read about the latest, great plugin and rush to add it to your site. But, did you add the right one? Sounds simple, right? After all, you have the plugin name What you find is the name might as well be John Smith (or Cathy Miller) for all the like-named plugins. There are few [...]

It’s interesting the detours you take when researching What I Want to Learn. One of the items on my list was learning more about the various note-taking software. I started with Evernote, a free cloud computing program. Cloud computing connects data we input on our end And stores it on another end – the “cloud” Basically, [...]

A few quick questions for you – Do you know what your Klout score is? Do you care what your Klout score is? Do you even know what Klout is? The first time I received a tweet that someone gave me a +K, I wondered — So, is that a good thing? I’ll let you [...]

This is the last of a 3-part series on QR codes. Part 1 covers What Are QR Codes and Why Should We Care? Part 2 got into the fun part How Do QR Codes Work and What Do You Need? This last part wraps it all up with the Good, the Bad & the Ugly [...]

The first in a three-part post defined QR codes and provided a bit of history about them. Now it’s time to get down to the fun part – How do QR codes work? What do you need to make QR codes work? Make it Work Before we put the cart before the horse, we should [...]

You probably have seen QR Codes – those square barcode thingies (that’s a technical term) that you see everywhere. If you’re like me, you think – what the heck? While I had a vague idea of what they were, I wasn’t entirely sure of their use. So, I decided to find out. There’s a lot [...]

Have you noticed the older you get the more you rely on notes? Notes on post ideas Notes on your next project Notes on where you put your notes Note-taking tools are the replacement for those lost brain cells. Here are just a few. #1 – Evernote The grand-daddy of note-taking tools is Evernote – [...]

UPDATE TO POST: See the comment from NJ Notary. The site’s own Terms and Privacy, state under Notarizations that “…nothing on this site can be construed to indicate advertising or offering services to individuals in states that may consider this activity illegal.” This post focused on non-notarized signatures, but as always, it is recommended you [...]