Archive for July 2017

By Tony Coughlin We’ve all experienced it – that eerie feeling that we are not alone or that someone is watching us. Unfortunately, in today’s world it is not always an irrational feeling. I’m not talking about a creepy neighbor, or worse, a ghost (scary ghost noise). I am talking about Microsoft. When Microsoft released the beta…

By David Gracey If you’re feeling concerned about ransomware, you’re not paranoid. This growing cyberthreat affects an ever-growing number of people, including businesses and individuals who aren’t particularly high-profile and didn’t expect to be the targets of an attack. Anyone who uses a computer is at risk, so it’s important to know what to look…

by Tony Rushin “Ex-prisoner En Route to Job Interview Takes Shirt Off Back to Save Man’s Life” – what a refreshing headline to find in our mostly negative media world. It showed up on my Good News Network daily feed a few days ago. About five years ago an attorney friend of mine, Mitesh Patel,…

By Kate O’Neal As many of you can relate, dogs are family. I am the proud owner of two rescue dogs, Hank and Gracie, and I admit I am extremely obsessed with those pups. My husband Travis and I try to stay active with them, whether it be hiking or playing with them in our…

Make a Dash to ClassPass! Are you bored with your same old treadmill routine? Are you curious about the numerous posh workout studios around Atlanta? Do you want to try a fitness class but don’t want to commit to the high prices or contracts? Look no further than ClassPass. This wonderful creation began in 2013…