Mystery Google

I heard about this website, Mystery Google, where no matter what you search for, it gives you back whatever the last person who on Google searched for. Check it out. You get some pretty intersting results.

Links of the week, Sept 3rd

Google Everywhere - An article by Knowledge @ Wharton (from the Wharton School of Business) about the growth of Google and future implications. I have started to become a Google Geek, loving everything they have. I use their office productivity software, to have access to all my files from any computer without having to carry a data stick; we use Google calendar to let each other know of our appointments (used in a very limited fashion right now, but soon to change). I also use AdSense on my blog. Sprint will be debuting a new Google Android phone soon, the HTC Hero as well. I also had the foresight to buy stock in Google when it decreased in price due to the economy dragging it down, which as of right now, is giving me a really nice return .

ATT kills Google Voice - Andy Kessler's view on why ATT and Apple removed Google voice from the App Store. Andy Kessler is a well respected former tech analyst.

Apple's Response

Health Care Reform Compromise - Op-Ed piece in NY Times by Bill Bradley, former US Senator from NJ, discussing President Obama’s health care initiative. He discusses how it would gain bipartisan support if it is combined with tort reform. A little give and take by both sides of the aisle, Republicans support national health care if Democrats support tort reform. I personally think that tort reform NEEDS to be done, probably more so than health care reform, as the article states, they would both affect each other, thus enabling, hopefully, some kind of change.

Health Care Reform - Article from The NYTimes discussing health care reform from the Blue Dog Democrates view, whose votes will be essential if the Democrates want to pass their reform.

Links of the Week - August 18th

I decided to start a new feature. I am going to be posting my "Links of the Week". It will be websites that I found during teh week that I found interesting or useful. Hopefully I will find enough on a weekly basis to keep it interesting.

So, onto this weeks links:

100 best blogs for job search

eliminating the VM instructions on your cellphone - a posting by David Pogue (NY Times) on getting rid of the annoying VM instructions your cell phone carriers put on all outgoing greetings.

top 10 cities for careers in finance

NY'ers hate their state government - self explanatory

Amber Ready - a site to provide families with “Information”, “Education” and “Communication” to reduce the number of missing children.