January 28, 2012

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Heart of a Dad by Allen Krehbiel

Heart of a Dad by Allen Krehbiel

Allen Krehbiel introduces his new album, Heart of a Dad. From his blog…. As a budding artist, I’ve dreamed big dreams of fame and fortune with an understanding that they would likely not ever become reality. And if those dreams are so large that they unobtainable, why would I ever even try? Well, the simple answer is that regardless of the arrival at the perceived destination, the adventure... [Read more]


Consumer Advisory Group

Consumer Advisory Group

Your opinions are in high demand and this company will pay you to complete short surveys. The Consumer Advisory Group* is an on-line research group where dads, like you, can freely share their thoughts and views about certain products or services. They offer their panel participants rewards, gift certificates, sweepstakes entries and more for ongoing participation and for providing valued feedback... [Read more]


365 to 182 or Less…

365 to 182 or Less…

These are frightening numbers to look at as a father. Somewhere in the U.S. today, there is a newly divorced father facing his final hearing in a family court room. A judge is making a decision that will change the time that the father will spend with his children forever. Back in 1999, all I got was 30% custody. As I look back on my own experience, all I can remember is feeling so desperate and angry... [Read more]


Great Catch by a Great Dad

Great Catch by a Great Dad

If you haven’t seen the video of Steve Monforto catching the foul ball at the Phillies baseball game last night then you have to watch. Steve’s instincts were incredible. It’s nice to know that millions of people have watched this precious moment between a dad and his daughter. But remember that moment would have been JUST as important to his 3 year old daughter, Emily, if NO ONE... [Read more]


Education 2.0 Coming Fast

Education 2.0 Coming Fast

Recently I read an article on Seth Godin’s blog, ‘Education at the crossroads‘, which discusses the rapid changes underway in education at the collegiate level. He offer examples where MBA’s are being offered to students free-of-charge and how the cost to do so is close to nil for these schools. The question he raises is should college education be free or close to free? Is... [Read more]


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