Oliver

There’s been a ton of buzz surrounding Google Glass recently, and for good reason. In short, it looks absolutely amazing… a product poised to revolutionize the way we interact with friends, the internet, and even our environment.

But up until recently details have been scarce. We’ve seen the odd runway photo of a model wearing the device, and the occasional tidbit of information, but not really much to go on. Thankfully, that all changed just a few days ago when

I recently moved into a new apartment, and as I toiled away, hour after hour… organizing hundreds and hundreds of boxes, my mind started to drift off. At first I was thinking about how much I enjoy a fine women’s posterior, and then my mind started to drift back towards more utilitarian thoughts… such as lightbulbs.

Illuminating my organizational adventure was a set of two hideous old CFL bulbs, casting a sickly yellow light on my handsome face. It was unacceptable, and so I started researching new fangled LED bulbs. What I discovered is that most of

I’ve never had a dog as a pet but I used to deal with one often when a coworker would bring in his dog to the work place. Not that it matters to you guys but Chloe was her name and she was a very well behaved dog. I remember once when she was trying to tell us that she needed to use the washroom but having no experience with dogs and not being blessed with “dog whispering” skills, poor Chloe ended up urinating inside the building. Although a pet door wouldn’t be feasible at a place of business, I will show you guys the next generation of the pet door.

A standard pet door at a house is a great solution for the dog to freely go back and forth but it also allows the cold to come inside the home as well as creepy crawlers. The Electronic Pet Door by High Tech Pet will function like a standard pet door but it will also automatically open for your pet. Just like how it does at the supermarkets!