Your time...as a gift

When one reflects on gifts given and received...what is your most memorable? You never know when the gift of your time can make a difference.


For those using Google Docs...check out the templates. When you find a public template that you like...use it, tailor for your specific situation. To preview a template, click the Preview link, and a full screen preview of the template appears in a new window.


To use a template, click Use this template and a copy of the template is created and added to your Docs list. You can start editing this document directly in Google Docs and sharing it with others. You need to be signed in to your Google Account in order to use a template.


When you use a template, you create your own copy, so it doesn't matter if the template owner changes or deletes the original template; your copy remains unchanged. You can always upload or create your own template and share it with the world too!


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I would like to thank the 946 users of this Tech Sharing certificate I created and shared through Google Docs.

Remember...this gift works both ways...you can give it to someone that you want to learn from and this certificate works as the gift reminder. Everyone has something to share, from keyboard shortcuts to uploading videos. As you share your creativity and time...your gift of sharing time, knowledge, and a skillset is priceless!

Tinkering with ShootMe App and Google Mobile

Google Mobile provides so many opportunities for those with a mobile device and access to the Internet, from learning new techniques, collaboration, self development and discovery, to participating in tech and tell events. The ShootMe app is back without rooting and users can shake or shout at their phone to capture a screen shot from their Android.

Screen capture using ShootMe app.

You can subscribe to the Google Mobile blog and/or connect with Google Mobile via Facebook, Twitter, and/or YouTube.

Visit this link using your phone's browser: m.google.com or visit the Google Mobile site. Select your phone: 

What are you doing with Google mobile?

Apps developed by Service members

The FA53.com link contains information about the apps developed by Major G. Motes and his team, public apps and the apps submitted for the Apps 4 Army competition.

Public Apps
Army Creeds (Android and iPhone)
Soldier's Blue Book (Android and iPhone)
Luther's Small Catechism (Android)
Signal Corps Lieutenant Handbook (Android and iPhone)
Rights Warning Card (Android and iPhone)
Army Bugle Calls (Android) -> Great for JROTC, ROTC, and Scouts

Screen capture using ShootMe app


AIT Platoon Sergeant Handbook (Android and iPhone)
BAH Query (iPhone)
Army Physical Readiness Training (iPhone - A4A)
Fort Gordon Post Locator (iPhone - A4A)
Mobile Learn (iPhone - A4A)
SIGACTs (iPhone - A4A)
BCT Smart Card (Android and iPhone)
Apps submitted for the Apps for the Army competition: http://fa53.com/Apps/A4A.asp
Visit the site to see more info about the apps
Physical Readiness Training Circular App
Mobile Learn App
SIGACTS CPOF App
Fort Gordon Post Locator App


You can find a variety military apps in iTunes and Android market places but can you say you have met or know the developer?



For those with access to milBook this is a crosspost from: https://www.kc.army.mil/book/message/26484#26484


While this is a time for Thanksgiving, I would like to thank all service members for their service. Keep up the great job! Your service is greatly appreciated.