CWAHD.com
was designed to assist dads in their quest for a work at home job or business.
The idea for this website actually came from my wife. Since the creation of
her website for Christian Work at Home Moms,
,
we have seen the need for a place that dads can research work at home positions,
network with one another and help one another in their spiritual walks. We offer
Growing Software: A Practical Guide to Managing Software Engineers and Growing a Software Business
Review:
Growing Software is a great book for anyone who is – or wants to be – managing a team of software developers. It’s packed with information on everything from how to understand your own leadership/management style to communicating effectively with your team to designing the best team possible. Testa includes case studies, resources for further reading, and other great resources to help you in your work.
The book goes in depth on issues like “Making Work Flow” – estimating projects, the software development process; “Growing a Software Team,” “Defining the Product” and “Driving Releases.” If you are setting out on a software development career or simply want to improve what you do, you’ll want to grab a copy of Growing Software. Read the rest of this entry »
We’re putting together a Blog Tour for a new CWAHM project launching on Valentine’s Day. If you have a blog and would be willing to post for us (text/code will be provided), please reply below or email me (jill@cwahm.com)
Bloggers who post will receive a free 6 month Classified Ad on CWAHM.
Thanks!
ChristianColleges.com has posted a great list of 100 websites geared for Christians – and CWAHD (CWAHM, too!) is among them! Click here to view the entire list.
With video games high on holiday wish lists, many parents like you may find themselves doing extra homework to find the perfect game for their kids. While most parents already check the rating information on video game packaging to help guide their purchases, ESRB (which assigns age and content ratings for computer and video games) has just announced the availability of “rating summaries,” a new, supplementary source of information about game content that parents can access from home or via their mobile devices when considering which games to purchase for their kids this holiday season.
The new rating summaries are accessible via a new mobile website at m.esrb.org, in addition to the ESRB website at www.esrb.org, and via its rating search widget.
Expelled is coming to DVD on the 21st. Now is your chance to win a copy of the Top Grossing Documentary of 2008!
We have 3 copies to give away. Winners will be drawn on the 31st (Friday).
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From StanToler.com:
10. You write your screen name on a job application.
9. You surf without sun screen.
8. You actually believe that something good will happen if you forward this message to 7 more people.
7. Your devotions are e-mailed to you by ThyKing.com
6. You get up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and check your e-mail.
5. You consider the “You’ve Got Mail” voice guy a father figure.
4. You spend half a flight with your laptop on your lap, and your child stored in the overhead bin.
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Good news for all of you video game loving dads!
Results From Sony Online Entertainment and Yahoo! Survey Available This Week
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 16 /PRNewswire/ — Parents across America are recognizing the benefits of their children playing videos games, according to a new study from Sony Online Entertainment LLC (SOE). The results, published exclusively in the new November issue of Family Circle magazine, suggest parents are seeing improvements in hand/eye coordination, problem solving and typing skills.
In addition to basic education elements, the survey suggests video games are teaching children to think strategically. The majority of video games require players to follow rules, think tactically, make fast decisions and fulfill numerous objectives to win. This resonates with the 70% of the parents surveyed who have seen their children’s problem-solving skills improve since they started playing video games.
Yahoo!’s website, Shine (http://shine.yahoo.com/), which reaches 10 million women each month, hosted the survey throughout June 2008. The study found that 87% of parents who participated in the survey are spending time playing video games with their children. “Family video game nights are becoming incredibly popular with the variety of games out there,” said Linda Fears, editor-in-chief, Family Circle magazine. “Parents and children of all ages are finding games to play together, no matter what each person’s experience level.”
Other key survey findings from the survey:
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A family moves to a new town and the father, who shares child-care duties with his wife, makes an effort to meet other parents and set up a play date for his toddler son. He discovers the local Mommy & Me Meetup Group Web site and signs up, and begins receiving regular emails notifying him of upcoming get-togethers.
With both the father and mother working different schedules, he finds it hard to make the play dates, but finally, after a few months, is able to fit one in. He goes online and adds his name to the list of attendees.
He then gets an email from the group telling him not to come.
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What do you think? Should he have been banned from the Mothers Play Group? Comment Below!
Well okay we have a new contract on our house. So now we pray this one stick. I’m looking in to ways to expand the business in a new town. I hope i can figure it all out. I did get one contact from CWAHD which is great.
Matthew
Freedom Project
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About the Book:
Neurostim is a brand new drug that dramatically increases productivity and creativity. Developed from the seeds of a long-extinct Norwegian tree, Neurostim dramatically improves response time by allowing subjects to think and process information more quickly. The implications are staggering. It could help people in all walks of life, but could easily become a lifesaver for policemen, fireman, doctors and other first responders. But initial tests reveal a hiccup—some of the monkeys tested exhibited maniacal, homicidal behaviors. As the lead lab tech was approaching company authorities with the evidence, however, she was killed in a mysterious one-car accident.
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CWAHD.com
was designed to assist dads in their quest for a work at home job or business.
The idea for this website actually came from my wife. Since the creation of
her website for Christian Work at Home Moms, 