I’ll admit it…sometimes it takes me a while before I can really get into some form of technology. Why? Because it doesn’t make sense to me. It’s rare but I don’t know what the business’s use case will be and how it will cater to those people who are beyond the range of Silicon Valley. Is the product useful for the mainstream? I don’t know, but I’ll admit that when it does strike, it’s often one of those Eureka! moments – and that’s what I’ve found out about Path.
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As we move forward with our lives and grow our families, how often are we keeping track of the past? Are we keeping track of who our grandparents were and what their lives are like? Family history is probably one of the most important things in our lives since it’s a powerful force in defining who we are. In the past (no pun intended), we kept track of our parents, grandparents, great grandparents, etc all through the use of paper and maybe some fancy design through PowerPoint, Excel, or even …

Nearly four years ago, I moved to San Francisco to find a job. During the first two years, it was then that I decided to get out and explore the new city that I now lived in. For me, and perhaps lots of people who visit new places, looking for things that are off the beaten track is so much more rewarding than visiting the place where all the other tourists are going to be. In my time here, I’ve done mostly everything…Alcatraz, Golden Gate Bridge, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Golden …

Perhaps one of the most financially troubling and stressful things that people have to deal with is managing their health insurance. Often, we get our insurance from our employers or through our loved one’s workplace and then get taken care of. But then again, there are those people who get insurance through other means who are also struggling to come to grips with their insurance and health care plans. No matter whether your plan is individual coverage or through your employer, the one thing that probably frustrates a lot of …