Month: December 2010

Google Analytics is magical. It shows you so much data about your website including but not limited to number of visit, browsers they use, keyword searches that led people to your site, countries they’re from and how long they spent on your site. I’ve been writing this blog for 115 days as of today (Dec […]

  Many of us struggle with eating the way we want to. The reason for this ranges from laziness to finance. We’re always looking for better solutions. I might have a solution for you. It’s a healthy hand-made organic energy bar called Gamer Food. The branding is targeted toward gamers, but it’s a great solution […]

Don’t know what to eat today? Check out what today’s national food of the day is below. I compiled this list from a few different websites, cross-checking most of them with multiple references. Bon Appetit! January National Hot Tea Month National Oatmeal Month National Slow Cooking Month National Soup Month National Carrot Month National Egg […]

I started playing a solo drinking game that involves a deck of cards and a bottle of wine… I find it therapeutic to build card pyramids, I’ve been doing it since high school. It’s challenging and frustrating, and the only exit is either to give up or succeed; there’s nothing in between. One deck of […]

  I just bought my ticket to the Third Annual Digital Family Reunion Holiday Party tonight! Tickets are set as $50, but there are plenty of coupon codes floating around that drops the price to $30; one of them is “dfr51” [Updated]. I have to admit I’m wondering if it makes sense to pay for […]

A press release is a document that companies send out to the public to let them know of new occurrences, such as events and product launches. It’s a great tool for small businesses. It helps you with SEO, provides you with social media content, makes it easier for people to find you, and makes your […]

Keeping track of the wines you drink seems kinda geeky. It probably is. But, here’s an iPhone App that makes it look pretty cool. The app itself is great, but what draws me to it is the interface of your cellar – the database of wines you bookmark. It has the feeling of a well organized […]

  It wasn’t until recently, that I noticed a blue box in the grocery store that rented movies, much like Redbox, but rather Blockbuster Express. You can rent new releases for a $1, just like Redbox. I’d heard of Blockbuster’s bankrupcy fiasco, but hadn’t given it too much thought. What the hell are they up […]