The One about the CamelBak Lobo Hydration Pack

As I start to run and cycle more and focus on my water drinking, I have been researching various hydration packs. One that fit my budget and my needs was the CamelBak Lobo Hydration Pack. Since 1988, Petaluma-based outdoor equipment company, CamelBak Products, LLC  has Read More …

The One about New Yorker’s “On the Money: The Economy in Cartoons, 1925-2009”

(Originally Reviewed back in October 17, 2009) The New Yorker magazine has always been a source for well-written articles for over 80 years and but also, the publication has also been a great source to find the latest cartoons on various situations happening in American Read More …

The One about the Invicta Men’s 21485 Specialty Analog Display Swiss Quartz Two Tone Watch

Sporting a 45mm stainless steel case with black and white hands and hour markers, luminous, black ion-plated stainless steel bezel and black stainless steel crown and pushers, a tachymeter and utilizes a flame fusion crystal. The watch is water resistant up to 330 ft. The Read More …

The One about Rob Tannebaum and Craig Marks’ “I Want My MTV: The Uncensored Story of the Music Video Revolution: Revised with New Interviews”

(Originally Reviewed on October 9, 2012) I was one of those young kids who grew up with MTV. I can easily remember those days of watching Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” music video during the premiere, multiple times throughout the day. I can easily remember watching Duran Read More …

The One about Brian Smith’s “Secrets of Great Portrait Photography: Photographs of the Famous and Infamous”

(Originally reviewed on October 8, 2012) Are you a photographer who has looked at an issue of Newsweek, Time Magazine, GQ, Vogue and other major publications and wondered, how did this photographer capture this moment? Author and Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Brian Smith has been a Read More …