So you want to keep your lover or your employee close. Bound to you, even. You have a few options. You could be the best lover they've ever had, kind, charming, thoughtful, competent, witty, and a tiger in bed. You could be the best workplace they've ever had, with challenging work, rewards for talent, initiative, and professional development, an excellent work/life balance, and good pay. But both of those options demand a lot from you. Besides, your lover (or employee) will stay only as long as she wants to under those systems, and you want to keep her even when she doesn't want to stay. How do you pin her to your side, irrevocably, permanently, and perfectly legally?

Suddenly you find yourself with some extra time on your hands and your spouse, child, or parent tells you about a great app. If this person is a member of your household, they can share the app with you via iTunes sharing. However, what if you are on the road with your spouse or children and want to try out one of their apps, or share one of your own? Apple provides an easy way to do this.

Irreverent, literate and funny, Ask the Pilot is an enlightened, behind-the-scenes look into the fascinating realm of global air travel

To approach an IMAP mailserver from within Emacs, you need to install additional software in Emacs. Wanderlust is an proven solution to add IMAP capabilities to Emacs.

I have always loved the iconic images of Africa’s wild cats.  Lions resting in a pride.  Cheetahs racing across the Serengeti.  Leopards hunting with stealth and grace.  A recent trip to the Kirshner Foundation allowed me to also meet some of the lesser known African cats such as the Serval and the Caracal.  After noticing that there are few questions asked about these intriguing species, I decided to introduce you to some of Africa’s other wild cats and perhaps inspire some wonderful new questions on GreenAnswers.

What would you lose if your Facebook, Flickr or Gmail were deleted?