#DadChat takes on Online Safety, Reason for the Season?

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12/28/11 – Tomorrow night’s #DadChat is about an important and serious subject: Online Safety (and our kids). I’m privileged to have co-hosts @DabneyPorte and @MamaBritt joining us. They are experts in this field. There’s a lot to learn so be there Thursday, December 29 from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m., PST.

The last “A Dad’s Point-of-View” column of 2011 is, “No New Year’s Resolutions.”

Xmas is over! I hope you enjoy the new “Because I Said So” comic strip in honor of #Christmas, “Reason for the Season?” in which “Dad” needs a reminder from “Son” what the holiday season is really all about!

I’m back from a ski trip in one piece. Enjoy my 2-minute skiing #Xmas video mix with The Sallan Boys providing the sing-a-long music score! Also, here’s my latest ski video taken on Christmas Day. Other new fun ski videos are on the DadsPov YouTube Channel!

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It used to be that we wondered/worried about how much time our kids spent watching TV. Now, it’s how much time on the computer/smartphone/video games! I also wonder if I spend too much time online. My family says I’m addicted. Am I? You be the judge in this article, “A Day In the Life…

The “A Dad’s Point-of-View: We ARE Half the Equation” book is now on iTunes! Get it there, here, on Amazon, or BN.com! You can get it here at the “Store” where there’s a web-site special deal. Hear Groucho and I do a commercial for the book – just click on the button where it’s mentioned. You will receive a special poster with your order. Or just order the Limited Edition Poster (500)!

A Dad’s Point-of-View: We ARE Half the Equation hit the shores of Africa, where I sent a box of books to my friends in Agona Swedru, Ghana. The photos they sent are so heart-warming that and I had to write about them and share it all with you.

The “A Dad’s Point-of-View” radio show is now on 4 AM stations! KRSA Petersburg 580 AM in Alaska, Madison 1670 WTDY in Madison, Wisconsin, Newstalk 1420 WHK in Cleveland, Ohio, and my home station, KZSB AM1290 in Santa Barbara, California! A demo/Intro of my Radio Show, in a fast-paced 5 minutes, is here on the Radio Show Page.

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Becoming a writer and a columnist was always the direction I expected to follow, as I worked with writers constantly in my first career as a television executive and producer (see my credits and resume). But in those days, I never actually set pen to paper — or fingers to keyboard.

“A Dad’s Point-of-View” began many years ago, when I was hired as a columnist for a local paper. At the end of 2008, I began my self-syndicating efforts to expand by sending out literally thousands of emails. The response was overwhelming as my column now appears in over 100 newspapers and Web sites here in the U.S. and internationally. There are sites carrying my column in the U.K., India, Canada, Mexico, Japan and Australia, and Israel.

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