Monthly Archives: July 2010
Park City the Most Bike Friendly in America?
Sorry for the glowing post about riding the Rail Trail the other day. Abbie lost two tires and I lost one to numerous stickers and thorns we rode over in one small portion of the path. We didn’t hear the tires … Continue reading
Get the Most from Your Business Video on YouTube!
Read this then email me. This is a great article from PC World on how businesses- or anyone for that matter- can get the most out of their YouTube video.
Wasatch National Forest Adventure: Utah’s Rail Trail is So Much Fun, You Forget It’s Bicycling
Calling myself a bicyclist would be an insult to those who spend thousands of dollars on equipment, entry fees, and those fancy, tight-fitting uniforms that make me gasp for air merely looking at them. I don’t do much street cycling … Continue reading
Jack Hanna Blows Off Bears with Pepper Spray; Don’t Hit the Trail Without It
I first reported the advantages of using pepper spray instead of other more dangerous weaponry against bears more than two years ago. Since BYU here in Utah released the findings of their study showing pepper spray is more effective than … Continue reading
Wine Insiders: ProBusiness Video’s First Client is All About Quality and Value- Just Like Me
Last year, business was hurting because of the economy so I hired a consultant to help figure out a new strategy. He suggested I change the name of my company to make it more self-explanatory. After researching names and available … Continue reading
Wasatch National Forest Adventure: Utah’s Bald Mountain a National Treasure
We enjoyed Bald Mountain so much on our first hike there we decided to go back and take another trail away from the mountain in the opposite direction. This one took us past a series of small mountain lakes that … Continue reading
Mirror Lake, Utah a Perfect Example of How Public Lands Should be Managed, Used
One of the great things about living in Utah is you’re so close to natural, beautiful, and challenging recreation areas. It only takes about an hour for us to drive east from our home in Salt Lake to the Uinta … Continue reading
Fox News Changes Name to “Apology Channel”
Fox News has always been a sorry organization. They even admit it on the air regularly. The other day, lunatic-in-chief Bill O’Reilly apologized for his misguided and relentless attack on wrongly-accused USDA official Shirley Sherrod. Then Glenn Beck apologized for … Continue reading
Netflix to Stream First-Run Features; Environmental Revolution Means Less Junk Around the House, More on Our Screens
I’ve ordered movies from Netflix for a year now since we bought our Samsung Blu-ray player (pic below right). But I haven’t ordered a single DVD. The Blu-ray comes with an ethernet jack where I connect to my router. It … Continue reading
Andrew Breitbart, Fox News, Lies and Videotape; How to Destroy Innocent People in 30 Seconds or Less
Like we need the Shirley Sherrod disaster to prove Fox News, Andrew Breitbart, Sarah Palin and America’s Christian right-wing goon squads are out of control while being firmly in control. Haven’t Republicans learned anything in the past 200 years other … Continue reading
