There’s no quicker way to suck the lifeforce out of a room— just mention this word: database.
Aeeiiiyyyy!
Unfortunately there are times when such evil things cannot be avoided. A recent project required keeping track of the ins and outs of certain items. Dates, amounts, notes, and sometime even photos would be recorded. A spreadsheet seemed adequate… until it wasn’t.
Continue reading Catch Some Air(table)My latest project involves an Italian motorcycle from the Seventies (yes, apparently I do have too much time on my hands). It’s a 1978 Moto Guzzi V50 that I bought in relatively good condition with 14k miles. It’s very complete and pretty much unmolested– meaning the fenders haven’t been buzzed off or removed. Of course, it’s still over 40 years old so… well, there are issues.
F1 isn’t the most popular sport in the U.S. The dedicated fans who do watch Formula One typically find it on ESPN. Since 2018 they have relayed the Sky TV Sports coverage from the UK to American audiences.
But what if you’re a cordcutter? Or a diehard fan wanting complete coverage? Or maybe you just can’t keep track of which of ESPN’s myriad of channels is the one to watch this week? The official F1 TV Pro subscription is your answer!
Continue reading Save on F1 TVHave you ever pondered your car’s original price? Or maybe which factory options were ordered? There’s now a free online tool that can help.
A friend recently lamented, “I haven’t been inside a museum in months.”
It’s only one more collateral effect of this global mire we’re all living through. Museums have been shuttered, and exhibitions have been cancelled. Since March most of the world’s art and culture has been on hold. Or on Zoom.
