We have partnered with the chief collaborators at Tracky.com to give away a Kindle.

It’s so easy to enter, you don’t even have to put down that burger you are eating. Jut click on the buttons below and we will let you know when you win

Tracky includes community discovery features so that you view the public tracks of anyone in the Tracky community who interests you, and you’ll be able to watch how they work, learn their style, chat with them, and potentially contribute to their projects. Or, if you know you want to get something done but you’re not exactly sure if you have the resources or the know-how to do it, no worries. Create a public track and let your Tracky followers help you work towards achieving your goals.

Tracky’s features encompass to-do lists, live chat, calendars, task management, people and project discovery, social accountability, cloud-based storage and more.

You can register with this code – “ontracky” (without the quotes) and experience

Do, and Be You. Tracky is all about getting things done. Every day and every night, users can meet doers, learn from each other and use the digital tools they love to accomplish their tasks and reach their goals.

Socialize. Tracky enables people to approach their work collaboratively by getting help from other creative and knowledgeable folks anywhere in the world, and to utilize crowd-sourced feedback to improve plans and projects.

Deliver Genius. Social collaboration can help users reach their goals at warp speed. Just don’t forget to thank everyone who helped!

Celebrate. When people collaborate like pros, they want to party the same way. Yes, Tracky can even help people organize their social life and find new places to relax before they get back to work.

Tracky, is for the kind of people who eat burger by phone. Their community members to express themselves, be themselves, create a portfolio of projects that represents who they are, and feel empowered by the Tracky community to get amazing things done.

I’ve never been a much of a fan.

It’s not sports, but this time of year, with the fever of a large mass event looming, my thoughts turn to what to do while most everyone else in my social network talks about things I just don’t care for.

The draw of sports is the chance to be totally passionate about something that doesn’t matter

I Don’t Care About #TwitterBowl

A few years back, I created a hashtag to celebrate the new year. I gave away a gift basket of other people electronic products and thought it would be a fun way to spend a Thursday (what I called it instead of “New Years”)

People caught the giving spirit of #Happy09 and we were the top trending topic of Twitter for 4 days.

On the heals of that, I came up with #Twitterbowl so I could recreate the fun on that boring Sunday when other were watching football.

Twitter had started growing so fast that it was barely a trending topic, even thought thousands thought it was a tag for talk about the game.

Official Rules of #NotWatching

Today, I got thinking about playing with friends and meeting new people this weekend.

I announced that I was thinking of starting a chat on Twitter and called it #NotWatching.

This was before checking game times, my schedule, and remembering that any promotion is a lot of work and not advisable if you have no agenda or outcome in mind.

But “no agenda” has rarely stopped me before, so here are the Official Rules of #NotWatching

1. There are NO RULES!

I hope you will join us for the unplanned event that may or may not happen on Twitter.

You don’t have to plan to be there. You need not worry about the time, the topic or anything else. In fact, you can ignore the entire idea and still be with us in the spirit of #NotWatching

I am certain that billions of people worldwide will be #NotWatching. We will do that without any super ad budget and without anything resembling an organized effort.

Naturally, I will be pleased to see you tweet about not being a part of #NotWatching.

You can post this beautiful bumper sticker on your Facebook profile to let all your friends know that you are not participating in this

Please tell everyone. Even if you aren’t tweeting on Sunday, or ever. NO RULES means you can tweet while watching the game, steal the tag for your own use, tell us why you aren’t watching (my favorite.. like we need to justify NOT doing something )

Or do nothing at all. Thank you for #NotWatching

Image by Marshall Astor – Food Pornographer
It was burger night again – I couldn’t resist. This thing was really too tall to get in my mouth, and I  have a huge ogrish maw. Eating it was a bit of work.

The Supermercado on the corner had an amazing meal on fresh pineapple – I bought and butchered a whole pineapple for those two slices.

More on Burger Images

We love seeing our friends photos of burgers they will eat while on the phone with a friend.

Other than that, the list in this video is pretty good.

And fun

“Don’t act like you didn’t know we would win this award”

Go on the Internet and search for anything that is cool and you’ll find #EpicMealTime

We’re still looking for a plank with a burger and phone.. in the mean time, here’s a video that includes a quote from a “Manly Player”

Here’s the latest in shoe fashion from a town in Mexico

Girls Vs. Suits – Barney Stinson (song)

It’s the TED time of year.. I’m all caught up on the latest serious talks and found one more to close out my day.

Wow.. Careful where you store that hot burger!

Don’t worry about this junk food any more. Most of a Twinkie is GOOD FOR YOU.

Yes, 68% of a Twinkie is AIR. And we all need air.

Have a Twinkie with your burger today