Even if you don’t carry a purse, this is interesting to see how cunning criminals are and how easily we can be duped.

A new report from Forrester Research estimates that approximately 2.2 billion people will be online over the next few years – an increase of over 45 percent. Analysts at Forrester forecast that, by 2013, 43 percent of that 2.2 billion will be based in Asia, with 17 percent in China alone.

In 2008, the United States was home to the most Internet users, followed by China, Japan, Brazil, and Germany, Business Journal reports, quoting the Forrester research. By comparison, in 2013, China will be in first place, followed by the US, India, Japan, and Brazil.

“While per capita online spending is likely to remain highest in North America, Western Europe, and the developed markets of Asia throughout the next five years,” Forrester Research Senior Analyst Zia Daniell Wigder wrote in a statement, “the shifting online population and growing spending power among Asian consumers means that Asian markets will represent a far greater percentage of the total in 2013 than they do today.”

Forrester also predicted that Middle Eastern and African countries, which currently represent only 8 percent of the global online population, will have very high growth rates in coming years. In that region, Nigeria, Iran, and Egypt are expected to see the biggest increases.

If you enjoy photography you will probably enjoy this set of photos from National Geographic.

I saw this trailer tonight and had to share it, it looks like it will be very powerful and very moving.  “My life don’t mean a hell of a lot to me, but if I can make it mean something to someone else, that is my endeavor.”

I had a great day today with my little guy, he was eating dinner tonight when I was playing a video featuring Chris Pirillo laughing and when he heard it he immediately began cracking up.  I love when you get him going so hard he starts his little belly laugh, it is adorable.  You can’t be in a bad mood when watching this.