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I think he's right, letting that consume you definitely leads to problems. But I was taught that the American Dream was more about opportunity than it was about materialism. And maybe that's where we've gone wrong.

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There's something even more sad than this story, however. It was some people's reaction to it.

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It got me thinking about why these kinds of finds are exciting. Indeed, to a non-genealogist, it probably seems weird.

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Visit and search for something. You'll be amazed.

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And no, this has nothing to do with the latest security exploits (there were only four revealed this week, right?). This has to do with functionality.

Super Drag & Go is what I call a disruptive technology. It's like multitasking. You won't understand what the big deal is when I explain it to you, but once you try it out, you'll find it impossible to use a computer that doesn't have it.

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Now that I know how people are connected to one another, it's somehow easier to keep it straight.

At the end of the day, my aunt drove me out to the house where my grandmother grew up.

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