I've been looking for a suitable programme to create timelines for a while now although, admittedly, not all that hard. I had been somewhat dissatisfied wth previous efforts so finally got around to trying out a range of products to see what meets my requirements.
In the end I decided on Timeline Maker Pro.
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Quick Review: Timeline Maker Professional
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PI toolbox,
shameless product placement
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Using Evernote as an investigations tool
I don't know about you, Dear Reader, but if I were going to be completely honest, my organisational skills and methodology might be best described as chaotic and haphazard rather than meticulous and detailed.
Hey! We all have our strengths and weaknesses, right?
Anyway, in order to improve on certain areas, I've recently begun to use Evernote as a tool in the investigations process.
Hey! We all have our strengths and weaknesses, right?
Anyway, in order to improve on certain areas, I've recently begun to use Evernote as a tool in the investigations process.
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PI toolbox
Friday, July 11, 2014
Lawmate PV-500 L2 Mini DVR & Covert Camera
I suppose it is kind of funny, Dear Reader, that just earlier today I was browsing for a covert, body-worn, camera and DVR system.
That's not the funny part, however.
So, while checking out hot deals at Amazon, I accidently pressed the '1-click ordering' link while looking for further product information on Lawmate's PV-500 Lite 2 DVR.
That is the funny part.
That's not the funny part, however.
So, while checking out hot deals at Amazon, I accidently pressed the '1-click ordering' link while looking for further product information on Lawmate's PV-500 Lite 2 DVR.
That is the funny part.
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PI toolbox
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Failure in exercising all due reasonable care or victim-blaming?
I may run the risk of courting some controversy, Dear Reader, but I thought I might engender a discussion on a topic that tends to invite commentary aimed at stifling debate.
Debate, you see, only continues the culture of blaming the victim. Or so I have been told.
Debate, you see, only continues the culture of blaming the victim. Or so I have been told.
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A cautionary tale
Wednesday, July 09, 2014
More Late-Night Ideas...
Whenever I get depressed, which is less often than you probably assume, I try to think up some clever scheme which, if successful, would revolutionise the way I do business.
Or at least that's what I keep telling myself.
Call me an idealist at heart, but keeping in line with my 2013 experiment of "Pay What You Think The Job Is Worth" comes this great(?) idea of institutionalising fairness in billing practices.
Or at least that's what I keep telling myself.
Call me an idealist at heart, but keeping in line with my 2013 experiment of "Pay What You Think The Job Is Worth" comes this great(?) idea of institutionalising fairness in billing practices.
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late-night ideas,
marketing
Tuesday, July 08, 2014
So, more of the same it is!
Heard back today in regards to my recent job application. It seems I was not quite the droid they were looking for.
Not entirely sure whether I should be relieved or disappointed so I'll err on side of caution and take it as a personal affront.
Wankers!
But I'm not one to hold a grudge...
Not entirely sure whether I should be relieved or disappointed so I'll err on side of caution and take it as a personal affront.
Wankers!
But I'm not one to hold a grudge...
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I'm not one to hold a grudge
Thursday, July 03, 2014
A new chapter or just more of the same?
I've been keeping secrets from you, Dear Reader. Perhaps my time as a plucky but downtrodden Private Investigator is coming to a close.
You see, I have applied for an investigative position with a certain governmental agency (that shall remain unnamed) and I have made the short list. One of three.
It's not all beer and skittles, however. There is still the question of whether I make it to the very-short-list-of-two and score a trip to this nation's capital for a personal interview with the Chief.
And so far the silence has been deafening.
But what will this all mean?
You see, I have applied for an investigative position with a certain governmental agency (that shall remain unnamed) and I have made the short list. One of three.
It's not all beer and skittles, however. There is still the question of whether I make it to the very-short-list-of-two and score a trip to this nation's capital for a personal interview with the Chief.
And so far the silence has been deafening.
But what will this all mean?
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