Movie Review: Julie & Julia is part french cuisine masterpiece and part overcrowded mushrooms
Ever since the movie Julie & Julia arrived in cinemas, I’ve been meaning to go see it. The wonderful write up by Pat Reardon on…
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New Verizon ad attacks iPhone weak spot: AT&T
The Apple iPhone is an exceptional smartphone. It started it all. And dominates for good reason: it’s so easy and fun to use. But, everyone…
Sunday espresso: Me and my monkey, relationships, suck it up
Good morning from sunny, fallish (at least some trees and leaves are turning orange and red), and congested San Jose. I’ve seen my fair share…
Looking back: U2, Popmart Toronto 1997
Isn’t it fun knowing something your friend doesn’t? And even better when you can make use of that knowledge to win a small wager. In this…
Androids, Androids, Androids everywhere! (plus Android phone hotness scorecard)
My head has been hurting all week trying to keep up with this madness called Android. The short: Google is taking over the world, again.…
2006 Artesa Pinot Noir, Carneros (92 pts, $25)
A few months back I wrote about the ’07 Artesa Chardonnay (91 pts, $20) which is a nice white, great bang for the buck. At…
Fortune names Apple’s Steve Jobs CEO of the Decade
Fortune today announced that they’ve selected Steve Jobs as CEO of the decade. The often controversial boss has a colorful history with Apple and the…
On Location: Bike party in downtown San Jose
While strolling the streets of San Jose, I was suddenly immersed in a swarm of bikes. I was able to stop one such biker to…
‘Mrs. Whitney’ delights with humor while devulging love’s desperation
This past Friday, I attended a John Kolvenbach marathon at Magic Theatre—a double dose of comedy and heartbreak starting with Goldfish and concluding with Mrs. Whitney.…
Facebook photo from my Mom
I couldn’t resist posting this, possibly incriminating. This is how it looks to grow up in Canada at the local rink. This is my reply…