If you’re one of the “baby-boomer” generation cats then you either know the power of having high speed Internet or you’re completely oblivious to its wonders.  Now, even being a younger man, born in the mid-eighties, I am somewhat ashamed, but have a new found respect for the website Facebook.com.  I’ve worked in the Internet marketing business for about a decade now, and during that time my relationship with the Internet has been one of strictly business.  Honestly, I was afraid to open myself up socially through Facebook because I knew that all someone had to do to find me, at least a digital copy of me, was to look up my name and hometown.  I was afraid of being inundated with “friend requests” from all those who knew me in the past, either true friends or merely associates, who would no doubt be offended by my not responding to said requests. And certainly my goals were not to hurt anyone’s feelings, but in the end my curiosity got the best of me and I took the dive into the social networking that is available through high speed Internet connections and websites such as Myspace and Facebook.