orbi-wan
Orbi-Wan
orbi-wan

Smoothies are the way to go. For the past 2 1/2 months, I've use a vitamix every morning to create smoothies that are 75% baby spinach, kale, romaine and bok choy, and 25% frozen fruit. I also add 2TB of flaxseed meal. I have dropped 35 lbs, and cut my insulin intake by 90%, so I am a believer. Of course, I've also

How about creating an update-able calendar? Best if you have a layer based graphic program like Photoshop.

We love Amazon Prime free shipping, and use streaming quite a bit. It only comes out to a couple more bucks a month, so it's still a great deal.

We actually use a good amount of kale in our green smoothies each morning. Also, the raw version doesn't seem to bother me the way it does others.

I've had a Galaxy S3 since the week it was released, will take a look at the S5, but for now, see no reason to upgrade to anything else out there.

Thirty three years here, and I would ask her all over again. We never lived together, and we were separated by college and the military for most of our courtship, so we had adjustment. problems our first year of marriage. However, both of us had the desire to make it work, and it did, and we are proud parents and

I got 3 of the 3TB drives for $99 each, but I had to reenter my email address, then apply the coupon separately. It's to verify you got the deal through their email promotion. Same for the 4TB Seagate drive.

I work as a computer resource specialist/tier 1 maintenance in an educational environment. If I had a nickel for everything I asked "Have you turned it back off and on again?" and then hailed as a genius because that fixed the problem, I'd have a lot of nickels...

I get pretty decent pictures from my Galaxy SIII, some of which have been used in our church's print publications....

Just ordered the 9-port for my church work station. Multiple DVD and external drives!

While not in a home office, my desk has a very large space hidden from doors and windows that I fit comfortably under. A pillow, and I am good for a quick cat nap, if I choose.

I used to shoot 10-12 weddings a year on the side back around 2006 - 2008. Then everything pretty much dried up. I maybe shot 5 wedding over the next three years. I finally decided to hang it completely up last year.

A couple of things I still don't see mentioned about Handbrake - 1) It can rip the main movie off both DVD and Bluray without additional software, into .mp4 and .mkv, and you can retain subtitles, alternate language tracks, and surround sound. 2) If you have Virtual Clone Drive, and have multiple ISOs, you can line

Handbrake. Hands down. Converts all types of file formats to either .mp4 or .mkv, and even rips DVDs and Blurays, and it can retain resolutions and surround sound. My absolute go to video converter.

Between my two personal emails, my church ministry accounts, my school account, and my home video business account, I manage to juggle as many as 10 email accounts at a time. Different accounts for different purposes... Most of them are Google based, so they are always easily accessible.

I have an older HP desktop with a dual tuner card connected to my cable, an HDMI video card, and well over 10TB of storage via internal and USB connected hard drives that hold all of my DVD and BluRay iso disc images. I run Windows Media Center (Win 7) for the tuner cards to record my programs (basic cable), plus I

VOTE: BEST DVD RIPPING TOOL - I nominate HANDBRAKE when used with ANYDVD. Handbrake not only rips your DVDs, but it rips Blu-Rays as well, into either .mp4 or .mkv format. Handbrake allows you to customize EVERYTHING about your DVD or Blu rip, and the best part is that it's free!