Free Calendar Guide

It's a just a guide, right? Actually it's a calendar for March and A guide. It's a Calendar Guide... And it's free. There's no email required, which means, there's no potential for spam. You have a calendar with a section for notes.

It's in PDF format with click-able links so that you can visit some of the same articles that I have found interesting. You can also check out the recommended items (this month there's a couple of books)

The Calendar (click here to go to the download)

So, feel free to download load it and print it. You can even give a copy to a friend, or a friend of friends... Or maybe your sister's husband's cousin's Father's Mother.

Be sure to share this blog post, maybe someone else on your Facebook or Google+ page might be interested in it.

Each Month will have a theme. This month it's on writing your ideas down and creative writing. I did use the MOMĒTEK's Guide Colors this time, but it won't all be the same.

So, what are you waiting for? Go ahead and download it.

Do you think there could be improvements? Let me know in the comments.

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More Google Tips

I’ve considered myself a fairly proficient “Googler” and I know that I can find just about anything I need, I manage to find an old elusive friend of my husband’s just recently … only to find out that my husband did indeed get a response from him so my search efforts were somewhat wasted. Although in retrospect, it was another opportunity to keep my skills sharp (read: yeah,I still got it).

As usual, you aren’t as good as you would like to think you are. On Imgur.com, I found a few more decent tips for doing research and thought I would share them here.  Just a warning, it’s a long pic, but worth the read.

Referring links: HackCollege.com,  Imgur.com

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Free Stuff: Google

Image via CrunchBaseOkay, before you say "Well, DUH! Everyone knows of Google!  It's like, the best search engine ever!" continue reading first.  I'm about to talk about Google's other features, like Gmail, Calendar, Blogger, and Google Desktop - all which are free.
I've had my account on blogger since before Google owned it, but it has improved a lot since I first signed up.  One main thing, is that at one time, only geeks with a lot of knowledge of at least HTML and some CSS could have unique templates.  Everyone else was stuck with the few basic templates they had.
Now, there are so many templates, you finally can have a blog that is pretty unique.  If you think it's not unique enough, you can very easily upload your own background and change the colors and modify the layout by adding and removing widgets.
Calendar is also a decent feature. I use it to keep my blackberry calendar up do date and I'm planning on using it so that Mike and I don't get conflicting schedules.  I just need to convince my husband of the awesome power of the shared calendar.
There are many other google applications that you can use, but there's one item that ties it all together: Google Desktop. This program, you download and install on your computer.  I use it in place of Windows Gadgets and it lets me see my calendar and the weather in one glance.  I also have a too do list and a little notepad to take quick notes without having to run notepad.
The Google Sync for the blackberry automatically syncs with your calendar, so that whatever you or someone else puts on the online calendar shows up on your blackberry calendar.  Using Google Mobile App, you can check your gmail and the news.
If you already use any Google account (including Youtube), you can use your email and password to tie all of your Google accounts together.  So you can use just one email address and password.  This works even if you don't have a Gmail account.