Author: Tony M.

Iggy & The Stooges, ‘Ready To Die’

Iggy Pop has re-invented himself many times as a recording artist since the late sixties. At one time he was regarded as the replacement for Jim Morrison for the Doors. Living the lifestyle of Jim Morrison did not land him that gig. Legend has it that Iggy Pop asked permission from Moe Howard, the last […]

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Safety First Wisdom by Juicy Fruit

Here are some “captain obvious” safety tips to chew on by Juicy Fruit. Remind your mom that Juicy Fruit Gum is a pure, wholesome treat that won’t spoil your appetite. Tell her to keep plenty on hand. (now that is a good tip) Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or […]

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Three Years of Sun in Three Minutes

I marvel at the sun, there is still so much we do not known about this giant ball of fire. Here is a three minute clip of the sun in the span of three years. The Sun is the star at the center of the Solar System. It is almost perfectly spherical and consists of […]

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Twelve Types of Social Media Users

According to First Direct’s infograph there are 12 types of social media users. Which one are you? The Ultras – For many habitual social media users, the networks are their primary communications link to family and friends. The Deniers – Those who say that social media does not control their lives. But when they can’t access their […]

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Ripe Tomato Hairdo

Here is a hairdo that the  Jolly Green Giant and Little Sprout would be proud of. The ripe tomato hairdo is hot in Japan, it will take a bit of time before it will ketchup in America. “The style is called “Ripe Tomato” (“kanjuku tomato” or ?????). It was done by a stylist named “Hiro” […]

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Eugène Séguy – Science and Textiles

The thing about Spring is that it brings bugs out and lots of them. I just hate ants in the house.  French entomologist ( fancy name for bug lover) Eugène Séguy loved bugs so much he illustrated them a whole bunch.  Clearly he was the Gregor Samsa of the Art Deco world. Eugène Séguy (1890 – 1985) […]

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Ultimate Nachos: From Nachos and Guacamole to Salsas and Cocktails

My favorite appetizer when eating out is nachos plates.  Holy guacamole!  Ultimate Nachos: From Nachos and Guacamole to Salsas and Cocktails by Nachos NY, authors Lee Frank and Rachel Anderson will leave you hungering  for some good socializing sharing food. I love dipping together in the same dish with my significant other. We are looking for some […]

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CableKeeps

I have Apple recharging USB cables dangling all over the house from outlets.  These tentacles of juice power look awful at times. CableKeeps has a simple organizational tangle-free solution. CableKeeps secure your USB docking cable to your iPhone, iPod or iPad power adaptor for neat and tidy storage. The intuitive design keeps cables organized and […]

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Boston Magazine: Marathon Tribute Cover

Boston Magazine tribute cover for their May 2013 issue.  We will finish the race.  The stories behind those shoes. Photographer Mitchell Feinberg captures the spirit of our unified heartfelt pain and hope at the same time. “As Boston Magazine editor John Wolfson states, “To me the cover is about two things: perseverance and unity. By […]

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Gracious Living

I am in a business where the king of the hill mentality is the rule.  To be honest with you, I am tired of it.  It seems the little things that we take for granted as individuals in business is forsaken on how a good liar you can be.  I am sick and tired of […]

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