I purchased my Hurom Slow Juicer today – another one of my expensive purchases like the carpet shampooer but with luck I will use this thing. I will let you know as I am going to be trying a 30-day detox. I don’t know if I can do all juice only, but I’m going to at least try to have a juice meal everyday. I will let you know how day 1 goes tomorrow.

I have been a moderate Apple devotee for several years. Although I never rush out to buy the new product releases the day of delivery I usually wend up with it sometimes. Well I had a MacBook that I enjoyed for over 2.5 years with no problems – only the usual software glitches. I am far more a Windows/Linux person for work and personal use but a couple years ago I bought the MacBook because I liked the simplicity for leisure use and the relative few potential virus problems of the platform when I am out on public wifi networks. […]

In this current election cycle, we have heard so many times that taxing the richest Americans will somehow force them to STOP creating jobs in our very fragile economy. I think it is absurd to believe that just because you have money you are the engine of growth for our economy. Rich people are rich not because they are good citizens alone some are rich for just the opposite reason. If somehow you have amassed millions or billions of dollars it is a good guess that you didn’t get that way by paying your employees well. In fact probably only […]

I remember quite a few years back when Motorola was the tech company. It made chips for the Mac and created hundreds if not thousands of products for business, consumers, and telecommunications firms. It was true that everyone had something associated with Motorola or created by them. But of late Motorola has gone the way of Hewlett-Packard (HP) in that back when it was a more specialized company before it was a mega company it built quality products that you could count on for a long time. Well as I have experienced with HP’s crap over the years, Motorola’s has […]

I have had cable TV and high speed Internet from Cox for four and a half years and for the most part happy with it — just not the bill that comes every month. Well about the time the TV cablebox software was upgraded (about 9-10 months ago) my HSI modem starts acting screwy. At first the screwy bit was hardly noticeable. Just once in a while not being able to receive the Cox signal. Quick reset and back online, no muss-no fuss. Then a about 3 months ago the modem probablem got dramatically worse. To the point the modem […]

After 4 years of Cox Communications continually raising their monthly bills for cable TV I finally dropped signed up for CenturyLink’s Prism. Back last year when they introduced it here in the Vegas area I was a little skeptical whether TV across DSL/Ethernet would be viable, especially with the Microsoft MediaRoom software on the cable box being one of those Microsoft apps that still needs a bit of shaking out before primetime. Well I can ultimately say that the TV image is better than cable and I’m glad I made the leap. Now if only I could cut the strings […]

Since I bought my bright shiny Asus Eee Transformer Prime Android tablet, I’ve been listening to Pandora. Every now and again there’s the same commercial about the Obama administration starting the process of weining us off petroleum dependence. I like the ad and it probably is true, but could you put those darn commercials somewhere else? 🙂

Parents, you should always know where your kids are!!!

I think Charleston Heston will like the prequel of the series of movies that he starred in back in the 70s. The “Rise if the Planet of the Apes” had some very dramatic moments and poignant acting on threw part of both the main protagonist and some extreme moments from the supplemental characters. I do believe the romance in the movie was a bit out of place and seemed jammed in somehow. Not to give anything away for those who haven’t seen it but it is about a greedy pharmaceutical research company that is developing a cure for Alzeheimers and […]