Author Archives: awalden

Book Review: App Savvy

Bridget got this book for me for my Birthday. It was a good read, and it had some useful info, which I’ve shared below. You have the unique Idea: Sometimes uniqueness and creativity can mean making things that already available but better and…

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A relaxing wine week, Followed by the Battle of Grizzley Peak

It begins with the wine… Two weeks ago, we purchased the “golden” ticket for a wine weekend in Placerville with the rest of the Weaver/Nesler crew. On the way there, we ran into some bad luck. Bridget and Ron weren’t feeling great to…

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Book Review: Getting Things Done

        A bit easier said than done, right? This book grabs the ideals adding time back to your day. In fact, if you look at GTD or the “Getting Things Done” principals, you will almost find a cult of people…

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Send us to New Zealand for a good cause

UPDATE: Contiki is suspending the voting right now. They are having MAJOR Facebook issues, so they’re going back to the drawing board. We’ll try again later! Bridget and I signed up for a Facebook contest, held through Contiki Tours, to hopefully travel to…

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Book Review: Now I Can Die in Peace

2004.  A lot of things happened that year:  Bridget, Graduation from UNR, 1880 Simpson, watching a game at Fenway for the first time, and the Red Sox won the World Series for the first time in 86 years. Bill Simmons, a writer at…

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Bringing Home an APPY

“ It’s a Major Award!” “Shucks, I wouldn’t know that. It looks like a lamp.” “ What is a lamp, you nincompoop? It’s a Major Award. I won it!” “Damn, hell, you say won it?” Nothing is quite as memorable as in the…

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Second Annual 29th… Here we come!

Bridget We celebrated Bridget’s birthday at the Skyline Café. Nothing wrong with some potato pizza on a Friday night. Plus we were able to get the band to play Bridget a little melody for her birthday. Nice! Andy For my birthday, Bridget gave…

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Book Review: Peak

This book had an interesting journey. It started off in the hands of David LaPLante, who then discussed the power behind the Maslow pyramid with the executives at One to One. Snippets of insight were passed along in our employee meetings, and the…

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A little Maslow

I had to recently do a bit of research on Maslow. So here’s the long winded version: Hierarchy of Needs In the mid twentieth century,  Abraham Maslow, developed a theory on what motivated people to do certain things. Instead of focusing on research…

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Keep Your Pets Safe with the ASPCA Mobile App

While enjoying yourself at a distant beach, your phone chirps for attention. Curious, you find a Pet Weather Warning on your phone: “Heavy Rains: Keep your pets inside today” Your neighborhood has been surprised by a fast-moving rainstorm. What to do? You’re hundreds…

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