Interesting thing about mentor-types, in my experience. They are more than willing to share knowledge and experience merely because it moves them. While the position of consultant is necessary and worthy, the experienced entrepreneur who enlightens the young upstart is an amazing resource. I’ve learned things through various means, but no lessons were as practical, [...]

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I came across this nifty browser based tool via a CNET review and was instantly intrigued. I wholly adore Inkscape, but when you’re not at your own computer (or, as mentioned, if you use a Netbook) Raven is a handy alternative to bang out some quick graphics. I’m really looking forward to trying it, and [...]

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Ever since I first laid eyes on a white Asus netbook earlier this year, I fell in love with the concept of using a smaller laptop in exchange for fuss-free travel.

Me too. While my beloved white iBook is fantastic when it works, it breaks when you look at it funny and feels like a [...]

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Your Virtual Assistant is on moderated assisting duty whilst I spend a long weekend celebrating Virtual Valentine’s Day.
I don’t want you to get bored, so please:
Make a baby with anyone via VW;
Stay hype on the stimulus situation and just say no to coffer looting!
Become an expert on Artisinal Ice Cream.
Add some steampunk cred to your [...]

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Brilliant! Plans are underway to open the first free, online university for people across the globe. While rigid academics might balk at the idea, the fact remains that post-secondary education is and will remain out of reach for the vast majority of people who need it most. From the article:
An Israeli entrepreneur with decades of [...]

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Really. Following on from the superior e-mail service and awesome MS Office killer GDocs, Google is now after your hard drive. Especially for those of us in the virtual service business, this is very, very cool.
The long-rumoured GDrive is expected to be launched this year, according to the technology news website TG Daily, which described [...]

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Polyvore is a site that can suck hours from you with its sheer possibility. Above and beyond the fun of compiling infinite cool outfits is a neat little quick and dirty tool for short and long term planning.
Personally, I’ve used it to visualize a room before I change it around or decorate. I’ve also used [...]

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Inkscape has been invaluable to me personally and professionally. This video is a great beginner’s how-to, with a bonus explanation of the benefits of open source software.
YouTube – how to use inkscape.

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