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Interview With Gary Hamburgh: Fine Art Photographer
Brian Hernandez | February 26th, 2008 | 5 Comments
Today I would like to share with you an interview with an outstanding fine art photographer by the name of Gary Hamburgh. Before we get into the interview, however, let me briefly introduce Gary to you.I have known Gary and his family on a personal level for about 15 years. His son and I […]
Are healthy mini-markets the wave of the future?
Carole Freeman | January 7th, 2008 | 1 Comment
Who would have thought that the third largest retailer in the world would go small instead of big? With Wal-Mart and Costco eating up the “Mom and Pop” stores, it is not a bet that many retailers would be willing to make. You may not have heard of Tesco, but the British retailer […]
What’s Your NEW?
Roger Becker | October 11th, 2007 | No Comments
The New. It’s what everyone is talking about, and can’t get enough of. It’s as if all of us, all of humanity cries out, “What’s next?” We want the “NEW”! And I won’t lie. I do too. I have this innate desire to try, experience, even help create the “NEW”.
So when you see Colbie Caillat […]
EA Sports: It’s not in This Game
Nicholas Tomczek | October 10th, 2007 | 1 Comment
To even watch the intro to FIFA ’08 and hear the words “It’s in the game!” makes me cringe. I love soccer and was a huge fan of the FIFA soccer series that Electronic Arts (EA) has produced but the latest version is by far the worst thing I have ever played (I am referring […]
Embarrassment - The Secret to Motivation?
Carole Freeman | October 6th, 2007 | No Comments
For decades people have tried to figure out the secret to motivation. With our ever busier lives and longer and longer lists of to-do items, we long for the secret to getting motivated to turn off Grey’s Anatomy and go outside for a jog. Most often you were told to “use your willpower”. […]
Delicious Home-Grown Tomatoes - Time to Plan is Now!
Carole Freeman | September 26th, 2007 | 2 Comments
Anyone who has ever tasted home-grown tomatoes can appreciate the vastly superior flavor to those purchased at your local supermarket. As prices of the pale hued, nutritionally inferior, bland tasting store bought fruits continue to move skyward, I find myself longing for delicious, tasty sweet fruits from the garden. I thought I was being rather […]
Penta Water
Holly Eby | September 21st, 2007 | 1 Comment
According to the makers of Penta Water it is the “cleanest-known” bottled water. Penta undergoes a long and arduous purification process.
Pentawater.com provides several resources about their product. Here are a few I found very interesting.
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Alli Weight Loss Drug - Friend or Foe?
Carole Freeman | September 19th, 2007 | 3 Comments
Who would have guessed that anal leakage would have been a successful motivator in the weight loss wars? The colorful kiosk at your local grocery store for the new over-the-counter diet drug, Alli, warns users to “make sure you are ready”. They slyly imply that you should be ready to lose weight, but what they […]
How Stuff Works in Video
Jesse Chan | September 12th, 2007 | No Comments
VideoJug and 5min are the the video versions of How Stuff Works. They both help to answer day-to-day questions. In my opinion, VideoJug has a nicer user-interface as well as a larger library of content. However, I would keep both in mind; if one doesn’t have the answer to your question the […]
Everybody Likes To Eat
Jesse Chan | September 12th, 2007 | No Comments
CHOW is a site to check out when you want to try something new. It provides recipes, boards, stories, blogs, and videos about food and drink. This food media site delivers rich content in text, audio, and video. The forums are quite active, especially in regard to dining suggestions in each location. […]