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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Book Review: Hill
Hill Giono, Jean 2016 English translation by Paul Eprile of 1929 French original New York Review Books, 2016 Hill begins with a description of an isolated hamlet in the foothills of Mt. Lure in Provence in the early 1900’s. Once … Continue reading
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Tagged book, book review, France, Hill, Jean Giono, New York Review Books, Paul Eprile
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Book Review: Offcomer
Offcomer Baker, Jo Vintage, 2002 As best I can tell, Offcomer is a slightly delayed coming of age story for the more complicated matters of transitioning from late adolescence to adulthood on the psychological rather than the physical side. The … Continue reading
Though the Camera – 2017’s first lizard
The first lizard sighting of the 2017 season.
Through the Camera – Wildflowers
A field of blue dicks on the mountain during this year’s local superbloom. The past two years there might have been 5 or 6 of these flowers in that spot.
An Adventure in Basic American Healthcare
A few months ago I noticed a small red area on one of my legs. It was about as big as my thumbnail, was painless, didn’t itch, and otherwise was fairly easily forgotten about if I didn’t look at it. … Continue reading
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Tagged clinic, doctor, healthcare, insurance, pharmacy, prescription, rash
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Real Life Review: Gourmia GSV140P Sous Vide Immersion Pod
For years I have been curious about the near-mythical “Sous Vide” cooking technique, which advocates claim makes turning out restaurant quality meals as simple as dropping a bag in a pot of water. When I first looked into it, the … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Real Life Reviews
Tagged chicken, cooking, Gourmia, immersion heater, photo, review, sous vide, vacuum
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Real Life Review: 2017 Mazda 3 Grand Touring 5 door
I am a buyer rather than a trader, and with cars that is no different than with tools. When I purchase a vehicle I am looking at getting at least 100,000 miles out of it, and preferably more. Recently, my … Continue reading
Real Life Review: The Turbine Sports Breathing Technology
Over the past couple of years I’ve noticed that my aerobic endurance (e.g. how long I can do something which requires lots of oxygen) has decreased well beyond what it used to be, and no matter how hard I tried … Continue reading
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Tagged airflow, blood oxygen content, blood pressure, breathing, breathing device, collapsed nostril, deviated septum, hiking, oxygen, review, Turbine, walking
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The Art of BEEing: Start of the flow
The desert winter seems to be quickly moving into summer as the early wildflower bloom is underway and flowering trees are starting to break bud. There are still a few more cool days and nights ahead, but highs in the … Continue reading
Through the Camera: Roadrunner
The season’s first roadrunner….
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