Jack LaLanne’s death at 96 and the quest for eternal youth
By Sam Redman It is so sad to learn that Jack LaLanne has died. I liked him a lot. But, I had already felt this same sadness several months ago … Continue reading
Sometimes the media needs to report the truth
By Sam Redman An excellent article appeared in New York Magazine describing the need for honest reporting concerning the prospects for recovery for Gabrielle Giffords. You can read the essay … Continue reading
Tony Romo’s happy place
By Sam Redman I just read a news report saying that Tony Romo (the Dallas Cowboys quarterback) had been put on injured reserve, so that he will now officially be … Continue reading
How to diminish the iconic “Cowboys” brand
by Sam Redman There has been some recent speculation regarding the licensing away of the naming rights to what is presently known as “Cowboys Stadium.” Corporate sponsors don’t actually line … Continue reading
Tackling with two hands below the belt
Recent head injuries in the NFL have caused some rule changes regarding helmet-to-helmet contact resulting from tackles of so-called “defenseless” players, primarily quarterbacks and receivers in certain situations where they … Continue reading
Private channels on your TV – including Youtube
by Sam Redman In my previous posting I talked about the benefits of Roku (just scroll down to read about it). But, now Roku is even more amazing. One of … Continue reading
When it comes to TV why not have it all?
by Sam Redman There’s lots of talk lately about ways to use various internet mechanisms to show programs and videos found only online, but displayed by clever means on your … Continue reading
Google’s new Software Construction kit
By Sam Redman Many years ago (in 1982), a programmer named Bill Budge created a unique software program called Pinball Construction Set, which provided a graphic user interface with various … Continue reading
Media can’t handle Gulf good news
By Sam Redman It’s time to accept the good news. The oil is gone… there are no tiny oil droplets remaining beneath the surface. Since no oil can be found … Continue reading
A modest impact – Hayward was correct
By Sam Redman People wonder… where did all the oil go? Their point of reference is usually the Valdez spill, because we know that oil mostly ended up on the … Continue reading
