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[27 Aug 2010 | Comments | ]
Okay, Moving On With Apple & MacBook

Okay, I reread my rant about Apple this morning. My Mac is only getting worse. Apple is not going to do anything. I’m tired of it. You guys are tired of it. I’m saving my $$ for a new machine – I don’t know what yet. The cursor on this one jumps all over the place – Apple charges $49 PER service call and doesn’t guarantee an answer. At least I know I’m helping pay for Steve Jobs multi-billion dollar empire eh?
I wouldn’t be so frustrated if it weren’t for …

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[14 Aug 2010 | Comments | ]
22,000 Homeless Kids are Waiting on Apple

There are 22,000 homeless kids, maybe more, on the streets of Orange County California and across the United States who are waiting on Apple to do the right thing. What’s the right thing? Replace my MacBook, a piece of technology even the Mac Genius’ have told me “is a lemon.” The problem, as I understand it, is Apple doesn’t make the black MacBook anymore because they had so many problems with it – including bad batteries – of which I’ve gone through three and am on my fourth….
13 homeless kids …

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[4 Aug 2010 | Comments | ]
Bitter and Angry People Choose to Be That Way

“To be bitter is never a good thing; not even in chocolate.”
~ Julian Antonio
Bitter and angry people actually choose to be that way. That’s my conclusion, and the conclusion of most therapists and counselor’s too. Who we are and how we view life is a choice. To be a victim is to invite life to dump on you. To be a survivor is to get through what life dumps on you. To thrive is to turn what life dumps on you into a feast.
I was …

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[3 Aug 2010 | Comments | ]
Are You a Geologist or a Rock Collector?

On any given weekend in a million backyards, parking lots, empty fields and sun-baked pastures they gather to worship at the altar of the remarkable, unusual and cheap. Antique hunters, both self-proclaimed and by profession; full-time mechanics and the shade-tree version of handy-with-a-wrench, roam the aisles for bargains, for treasure, for great deals and the “once-in-a-lifetime” sale.
Fleamarkets. Yardsales. Thrift sales. We’ve all been. And the thing I find fascinating is that with all the experts, all the collectors, all the people with the mind set that, “I might find a …