Over 40's Club

Written by Daniel E. Friedman
Friday, 28 November 2008
If you're frustrated with your weight, use a piano scale! It never shocks you like a traditional weighing scale, and it actually tones the muscles while you're engaged in it. Here are some other benefits: 1. A music scale doesn't make you feel like screaming out the words: "I'll never lose this weight because I'm such a stupid Neanderthal!"
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Written by Roy Klienwachter
Sunday, 16 November 2008
Did you watch the show "Short Circuit?" It was about a robot created for the military to seek and destroy. Something happened to the robot; some circuits shorted out and it became aware of its existence; it became sentient. The robot which was the 5th robot is a series, gave itself a name and declared throughout the movie that "Number Five is Alive." To discover that one is alive and to know it, is a unique feeling. It happens to us almost every day. Someone walks bye you and says Hi (Roy) and you feel something. You feel life; it is an indescribable feeling. Another walks bye and says "Roy I read your book;" it is recognition of being alive. They don't have to say whether they liked the book or not, just that they recognized you. They are saying Roy, "I recognize that you are alive" and any comment that may follow is of less importance.
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Written by Steve Salt
Tuesday, 11 November 2008
Today, for many people, watching a movie is something that takes place at home, not in a movie theatre. The introduction of DVD's and projectors and sound systems targeted at the Home Cinema enthusiast, allows anyone to create a film experience that often beats what is on offer at the local cinema! When it comes to budgeting for your home theatre, you have some big choices to make. It's possible to spend anything from $1000 to $1,000,000 on a home cinema, although typically a good setup will cost no more than $3000. The key is to budget wisely, don't spend all your money on a Projector while buying cheap speakers or your experience will suffer!
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