One of my favorite health docs is the gentleman behind this initiative. Through research and practice, he knows: Fully 80% of all chronic disease and associated premature death around the world is preventable with uncontroversial knowledge we already have. 

When it comes to good health, he has a who's who as his council of directors. I'm also pleased to let you know that these directors have given many incredible presentations. Many are available here.

Google just announced the app YouTube for Kids. Check it out here.

I'm a YouTube fanatic. I do believe by 2020, traditional cable TV will be on life-support. One big reason is YouTube. There's too much content to compete with. Oh yeah, and it's free.

Here's what YouTube has done for me:

1. With thousands of outstanding presentations by diet and health experts, I learned how to lose weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle. I even wrote a simple book about it.
2. Most of my music comes from YouTube - live recorded concerts. And, with a simple utility, I download them permanently to my phone.
3. I do believe the smartphone is the greatest learning device ever invented. And since it's always within reach,  it's easy to learn anywhere ... airport, car, oh yeah, toilet. So, choose a subject and listen/watch experts discuss the topic of your choosing.
4. YouTube has diverse content. Stuff you never see on TV. 

Here's my guess ... Google will go way beyond the kid's channel. Stay tuned for more amazing channels. Bring it on YouTube ... 

I firmly believe that everyone has a story to tell. Unfortunately, most people never tell it. As I was looking for gems, I came across Elli's site: Leave a Story. Elli is a graphic artist from Sweden. The concept of her site: You write a short story and she designs the cover graphics. Mine is below. 

Elli does this for free. It's her way of practicing graphic design. I wrote my story and 40-days later, she came up with this ... Check out her site and graphics. They're pretty cool.

Thanks Elli ... I love the graphic!

Neil Young has been promoting his Pono Music Player for a while. Now, it's available. Young states that other digital players only deliver 5% of the audio quality. So, he developed Pono. This music player is intended to give a much superior listening experience.

There's only one problem: Upon testing his player, it's difficult to tell the difference between Pono and your smart phone. You can read about it here.

Evidently a lot. These college professors have put together over 100 Seinfeld episodes and matched them with economic theory. Hey, that's a pretty creative way to explain the "dismal science".

Enjoy the Seinfeld clips and learn some economic theory at ... yadayadayadaecon.com.

I was listening to the new guidelines about cholesterol consumption. I believe the host, Diane Rehm, and the guests were trying to simplify the guidelines. However, all they did was make the simple concept of leading a healthy lifestyle confusing.

What to eat is about as divisive a topic as: climate change, vaccines, and politics. However, it's pretty easy to eat in a healthful manner. I addressed that topic about 2 1/2 years ago at my diet/health site.

I just used my 15-gigabytes of free storage. No problem: Run this great utility. It finds email that has large attachments. If you don't need the file attachment anymore, just delete the email. No doubt, you have many emails with large attachments.

With a click of the mouse, you will be transported to many magnificent places around the globe. Happy and safe travels.

Take Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee for a spin. If you've never watched Seinfeld's online only show, you are in for a pleasant surprise. This interview with Louis C.K. is my favorite, but there are many great ones ... Jon Stewart, Carl Reiner, and more. This is one example of thousands that demonstrate the slow death of cable TV.

For even more Internet gems, check out Buried Treasures of the Web.

If you're of a  certain age, then you will remember Marty Allen. Until I listened to Marc Maron's podcast, I assumed he was no longer with us. No doubt, Marty Allen is alive an well. You'll be driving down memory lane when you listen to this interview. You'll hear names like Ed Sullivan, Dean Martin, Elvis, and many others.

By the way, you can download Marc Maron's app and listen on your phone. 

WARNING ... Marc Maron loves using the F-word. So, if you have sensitive ears, don't tune in.

Be sure to put Pushbullet in your toolkit. Simply, it connects your phone and computer - photos, maps, links. and more are just a push away from being seamlessly integrated.

Once and for all, this report answers the question: Should kids be vaccinated?

Hey, that photo looks like me. Okay, so I have no hair and I'm probably 35-years older than that young man. But, I've spent many hours online with that type of look in my eyes. This podcast is a fascinating look deep inside Facebook. Guaranteed you will view Facebook differently after listening to this fascinating discussion.

This evening, I will be interviewed by Sree Sreenivasan. Sree is the Chief Digital Officer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a technology guru. In the past, he has interviewed the co-founder of Google Docs and many other innovators. Sree's podcasts can be found here.

Related to technology, I frequently quote Bob Dylan: "Times they are a changin'." Recently, I read that this company Yik Yak received funding of $74-million - a valuation of up to $400-million. I live in Atlanta and this is an Atlanta-based company. So, I decided to check out its website. Actually, it's an app. 

What the heck does this have to do with today's yoots? Well, if you are a parent, you might want to be aware of the types of technologies the yoots are using. In a word, this app is ... disgusting. 

So, if you happen to download the app, be aware: Frequently the language is vulgar and the conversations are inane. If interested, do a search. I won't link to it.

Today's a special day for me. My third grandson was born. So, how about a few interesting rules. One suggestion was to listen to the Beach Boys song: When I Grow Up to Be a Man. You probably haven't listened to that in years. So, take a listen.

Here are hundreds of the rules.

... and share. As I did my research for Buried Treasures of the Web, I identified many "useless" websites. But ... many were so bizarre that they became addictive. Here's one that you will love and share with thousands of your closest friends.

Share the love!

Do you own a Google Chromecast Device? If you do, just click the picture below, and you will receive a credit for your next purchase in the Google Play store. 

I'm a big fan of Robert Krulwich - a great storyteller. On NPR he has a show called Radiolab. This week's story is about the history of football. However, in Krulwich tradition, the story has a very unique angle. I always listen to podcasts on my phone, but since I cannot link to your phone, here's the site.

Here's a wonderful presentation by Robert Krulwich.

Have you heard of "The Blue Zones"? Dan Buettner has done the research and identified seven areas around the world where people live long and healthy lives. 

Read about it here and Dan explains it here.

Carly, a lover of animals, features wonderful animals that most of us have never seen before. The creatures are fabulous and how 'bout this: Carly has almost 50,000 followers on Facebook, over 13,000 on Twitter, and a fantastic website.

Of course, I love Carly's tagline because ours is: Buried Treasures of the Web - amazing websites, apps, videos you'd never find on your own.

You can listen to the science behind this and there's also software that will automatically change the brightness of your screen. I've been using the software for over a week. I like the product, but I cannot confirm that I'm sleeping any better.

Wow ... The first one amazed me ... fewest passing attempts ... and they won the game!