For the past couple years I have been following the increasing cost of higher education very closely. I despise having student loans, especially considering that my parents have stressed the importance of being debt-free. Thankfully, I’ve been fortunate enough to … Continue reading
Fellow Mainers, it’s that time of year again. No, I’m not talking about Christmas, but the time that Facebook decides to release a new profile design. WHAT? I feel your pain, but this one’s different. I promise. In the latest … Continue reading
Over the past several months, technical education has become a hot-topic issue in the news. I’ve been following the conversation closely; I spent the last two years of high school at United Technologies Center in Bangor (the largest technical center … Continue reading
I’ve attended a few festivals this year, visiting vendors selling everything from porcelain plates to homemade coffins. Many of these vendors have a “cash only” sign, missing out on numerous attendants with little cash, yet armed with a credit card. … Continue reading
There’s so much great news surrounding Innovation and Entrepreneurship here in Maine! After my freshman year of college in Boston, I decided to smarten up and transfer back to UMaine (and cut my tuition bill in half). I had never … Continue reading
There’s nothing more painful than working on a project over the weekend, and then realizing on your way to work that you forgot to transfer the file onto your thumb drive. All that hard work for naught; your day is … Continue reading
Regardless of one’s political stance on alternative energy, it’s great to see technological advancements happening at the University of Maine. Despite a slow economy, major progress is being made on deepwater offshore wind, which has the potential to dramatically change … Continue reading
This is the beginning of a series of blog posts highlighting online products/services for small businesses. If you haven’t already noticed, technology has dramatically changed the way that the world conducts business. From sending online faxes to leveraging social media, … Continue reading
College is a time of excitement. There’s always new people to meet, activities to partake in (both on and off campus), and time to rest and relax. According to a study in 2003 (before the time of Facebook and Twitter), … Continue reading
It’s been nearly two months since Hubspot set the World Record for the largest online marketing seminar with 31,000 registrants, and Inbound Marketing has exploded. A few months ago, I had the exciting opportunity to check out Hubspot HQ in … Continue reading
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