Google Calendar may be the best time mangement and online scheduling tool available
In the mobile world filled with hotspots and wireless, you will be stuck if you continue to use an old-fashioned calendar. I stopped using them years ago. Maybe I’ve been lazy, and I just never got into the whole “writing things down” habit. In the past, I relied heavily on Microsoft Outlook’s awesome calendaring and […]
Speed dating wasn't fast enough meeting the Baroness
There was a young man called Ramonwho was tired of being alone.Imagine his stresswhen a man in a dressblew him kisses and followed him home. How many of you have encountered a man dressed up like a woman? Aha! Fortunately, it’s only happened once in my life. So far. A few years ago, I attended […]
TEDAfrica in Cape Town opens for registration
I learned from Erik Hersman over at WhiteAfrican.com that TEDAfrica is open for registration. This is technically the 2nd TED conference in Africa, although it’s the 1st to be named TEDAfrica, a new annual conference focused on bringing together the Cheetah generation with global visionaries in one mega conference. I also echo his sentiments that […]
X-Factor Leona Lewis' Bleeding Love, a bad move
A song that’s been mulling in my head since I first heard it is Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis. Maybe I’m late to the party, but I don’t get very excited about new music these days…However, this single and the singer are absolutely stunning. There’s something deeply provocative about it and that’s in fact the […]
Q&A about the Future of Social Networking
Using Microsoft’s recent acquisition of a $240 million stake in Facebook as the point of departure: 1. What does Microsoft’s stake in Facebook practically translate into for the company? And for the site’s users? Facebook now has a partner who can fund further expansion and growth as the need arises. Microsoft gains a very strong […]