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Egnater Rebel-20 Half Stack Review

By David W. Boles on October 28, 2009 2:02 PM | 6 Comments
If you play electric guitar, you are always searching for "that sound" that will bring joy and everlasting effervescence into your life.  One of the ways to get "that sound" is to play around with various amps and speakers until you find the right fit for delighting your ear while providing the necessary goodness for your soul.  The Egnater Rebel-20 Half Stack was brought to my attention as a joy-worthy amp, and this is my story of chasing that divinity.

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Ida Out of the Blue

By David W. Boles on May 20, 2009 8:01 AM | 6 Comments
Ida came to us out of the blue -- Ida is not of the sky, but of the earth -- and she erupted into us from bedrock to reveal the mystery of her fossilized core.

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The Decider Versus the Provider

By David W. Boles on March 10, 2009 9:49 AM | 8 Comments
Yesterday, Barack Obama put right a government policy Dubya set religiously wrong:  Obama guaranteed a "return to scientific integrity" and instantly became "The Provider" of doing the right thing for the future good of us all. 

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The Looxis 3D Hologram Optical Cube Review

By David W. Boles on January 28, 2009 8:30 AM | 13 Comments
Janna gave me a wonderful present last night:  Jack The Cat immortalized forever in a ten-pound 3D Hologram cube of optical glass.  Jack hasn't been feeling well -- he's doing better now -- so it was a delight to see Jack-in-the-Cube's glimmering face looking back at me in a 3D Hologram.

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The Mechanization of Memory

By David W. Boles on September 19, 2008 9:34 AM | 34 Comments
As we are swallowed by the technology we create, we are losing our emotional tether to history as human memory is mechanized into the ether of our invisible material world.

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The Greening of an American Revolution

By David W. Boles on September 8, 2008 8:28 AM | 14 Comments
SuperGenius writer Tom Friedman has a new book published today:  "Hot, Flat and Crowded" -- and it is a fantastic view into the future of the world and he explains how the USA needs to reposition its thinking and priorities in order to maintain a leadership role or risk getting left behind by rising powers like China and India. 

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P90X Review, Part Two

By Gordon Davidescu on August 18, 2008 6:50 PM | 8 Comments
Gordon Davidescu wrote this article.

"The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry." How often I have repeated this expression, an adaptation of a couple of verses from a poem by Robert Burns : "The best laid schemes o' mice an' men / Gang aft a-gley." This seems quite relevant to my P90X training and it stuck out to me over and over again when I thought I had things just right, and then managed to fail in a glorious manner.

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