Several of my fellow National Caricaturist Network members and myself will be getting together again for fun, fellowship, drawing, and pizza on April 9th, 1:30pm at Sidestreet Pizza in Tryon, NC.
There is no cost other than what you eat or drink. Please let me know if you are interested in attending.
We had five talented caricaturists and two lovely guests last time we did this.
Veteran. Papa. Innovator. Autodidact. Designer. Stoic. Gadfly. Apprentice Polymath. Advocate. Cynophilist. Artist. Ignostic. Minarchist. Pastafarian. Patriot. Contrarian. Bibliophile. Occasional Mensan. Cancer Survivor. Former police officer, sailor, and soldier.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
After you are gone
Its said that W. C. Fields left large amounts of money in various bank accounts around the country using aliases. These were lost when he died.
I recently had some severe chest pains that turned out to be a hiatal hernia. It makes you think though. My wife and others close to me are not privy to all of my online activities or aware of all of my friendships here and on other sites.
What happens to all of your internet connections, accounts, web sites, on-line friends, and passwords if you die unexpectedly? I have wondered and worried about this. Because of that, I have tried to let my clients be as autonomous as possible, having them register their own domain names and use their own hosting.
Putting all of your account information and passwords on a jump drive and leaving it in a safe deposit box or with a spouse or trusted friend is one alternative.
These might be other viable solutions.
http://www.deathswitch.com/
https://www.slightlymorbid.com/
This was a good article on the subject:
http://tech.yahoo.com/news/ap/20090316/ap_on_hi_te/tec_death_online
I recently had some severe chest pains that turned out to be a hiatal hernia. It makes you think though. My wife and others close to me are not privy to all of my online activities or aware of all of my friendships here and on other sites.
What happens to all of your internet connections, accounts, web sites, on-line friends, and passwords if you die unexpectedly? I have wondered and worried about this. Because of that, I have tried to let my clients be as autonomous as possible, having them register their own domain names and use their own hosting.
Putting all of your account information and passwords on a jump drive and leaving it in a safe deposit box or with a spouse or trusted friend is one alternative.
These might be other viable solutions.
http://www.deathswitch.com/
https://www.slightlymorbid.
This was a good article on the subject:
http://tech.yahoo.com/news/ap/
Monday, March 2, 2009
The 4 Hour Work Week
I love to read, but have not ran across any books lately that I HAVE TO RECOMMEND as much as this one!
Timothy Ferris' The 4 Hour Work Week is both brilliant and practical!
Timothy Ferris' The 4 Hour Work Week is both brilliant and practical!
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