Oldest Concrete Street in America
Sunday, June 1st, 2008 Posted in General | No Comments »I noticed an article in the Dispatch about debate on what to do with an historic landmark in my old hometown of Bellefontaine, Ohio. Apparently it is the old debate on what to do post-restoration: use it as a street, ...
Hartzler’s Dairy: Too Good For Cereal Duty
Thursday, May 29th, 2008 Posted in Coffee, General | No Comments »I decided to splurge and buy a bottle of Hartzler's skim milk for making latte's with. Why Hartzler's? I remember hearing the producer of the Curt Boster radio show, 'Young Daniel' rave about it a few years back. That ...
Full Service Only
Wednesday, May 21st, 2008 Posted in General | No Comments »Some time ago, I was in the Portland, Oregon area on a business trip with a few colleagues. As part of the usual drill of filling the rental car with gas prior to returning it, we discovered that Oregon ...
Netflix Ready?
Tuesday, May 20th, 2008 Posted in General | 4 Comments »Netflix announced the first Netflix Ready device today. You may remember I recently bought an Apple TV and love it, so I am sold on movies/TV over IP. The Roku box, at 99 bucks, seems a decent entry point for many ...
Loving Apple TV
Thursday, May 15th, 2008 Posted in General | 5 Comments »The successes of iPod, iMac, MacBook and iPhone are well known. Yet quietly in the corner is Apple TV -- not many talk about it. After just a few days use, I am surprised this device doesn't get more love. ...
Graceland Cellars
Friday, May 9th, 2008 Posted in General | No Comments »Recently, I noticed some bottles of wine from Graceland Cellars at the grocery. As an Elvis fan, I have rarely been surprised to see the King used to sell many things, but I must admit that the wine thing ...
Bye Bye Blogger
Saturday, April 26th, 2008 Posted in General | No Comments »I have migrated my blog engine to WordPress. I am very, very pleased with how it manages my complete site and not just my weblog.
Tivo, you no longer know me
Tuesday, March 25th, 2008 Posted in General | No Comments »Tivo picked up a show for us called 'Aftermath:Population Zero', from National Geographic. It sounded marginally interesting, so we started to watch it. The only saving grace of this program was that its absurd premise was stated up front, so ...