If you are going off road, CB radios are very important for communication with other people on the trail. Have to remember their are no cell phone towers out in the place where you take jeeps so those are nothing more than music players/paper weights. Ten Four Good Buddy!

This will not replace HootSuite, but it is a nice streaming tool on the side of my screen to see tweets.

Funny how nobody has mentioned Google Keep. https://drive.google.com/keep/

I have used OneNote on and off for the last 10 years and have only recently (within the last 3 years) found success in using it as a tool that does more than clip articles from the web and organize them into a logical order to compose a document based upon them. Many of the new integration features that came along in…

I had two XJs and they were great for their time and they were both extremely capable, but they were far from perfect. In the stock form, they set as low to the ground as the average passenger car made in the mid-1990s. They were easy to modify and parts were cheap, but the average XJ was not very capable off road…

Timid drivers are always worse because they are not paying as much attention to the road as aggressive drivers. Even without factoring in the "aggressive" part, but the drive on the highway going 10 m.p.h. faster than the rest of the crowd has to process information much more quickly than the slower driver so they…

Poor thing looks like a cross between a Toyota Venza and the unibody Dodge Durango. Sad part is this baby did not get any of the Durango's power or handsome looks. And it even lacks the "edgyness" of latest variant of the Venza.

Amazing! I have wondered what I am going to purchase next and have assumed it had to be a truck based vehicle like the Suburban to get that classy upscale look in a modest package. But, this is really classy, rear drive, and does not have that blingy look of Cadillacs in the last 10 years.

I love my GrandMa, but being that it is 4 years old and I am only 39, I have to find another model for my twilight years. On the GM side, the current Impala is the best replacement for the LeSabre so perhaps the new Impala would be the car of choice for Gen X when they are ready to make that final car purchase.

One of the most cool. sucessful rocket launches I have seen. 

I would consider giving my left nut to see how good that roll cage would work in Moab.

I have been there more times than I like to admit. The best part about having a Wrangler with the top off is that it is easier to get out on the hood.

My 1994 Convertible has "squircle" lights which was its only bad feature. That was my favorite of the models and I was glad that I had it for that short time, but priorities change.

I have a hard time working around my Kentucky compound without having my old 98 TJ which was equipped with a Mile Marker winch. I used that winch to lay drainage tile like a side boom on a pipeline, remove fence posts by pulling them up from the ground, and pull large brush and tree trunks along a hillside that I…

Now that is what I want.

Well the Suburban LTZ is 60K to start with the extra 17K on top of that. With that kind of money on the table, you can get a fully warrantied Denali XL or Escalade EXT with the beefier 6.2 motor.

What is wrong with buying a car that is like an airport rental? Airport rental cars are usually high in reliability marks, have simple controls that are intuitive and easy to use and typically come in a variety of fuel efficiencies depending upon size. Perhaps more care makers should be making airport rental style…

I will stick with my KitchenAid. That thing looks like the Cuisinart stand mixer with a Bodum name slapped on the side.

I like getting nice leather bound journals for the holidays. I use these for my notes on major projects.

Figures... Applebees is nothing more than a Shoney's that serves beer. Minus the salad bar which those things gross me out.