Architecture: Lego

Lego's Architecture Series is (currently) only available in the United States. This fantastic series of five (and growing) landmark buildings seems the perfect gift for that precocious child that already is making the Taj from his current lot of Legos, or the adult you notice spends a bit too much time with the blocks when the kids are not even around.There...

2.0: Apple iPad

As much as I was looking forward to the Apple iPad and pulling for it's success, there are a few reasons I have decided to wait for the 2.0 version. Issue #1There is no video camera. There is no good reason for the exclusion of a video camera on the iPad. Apple learned from the 1st generation of iPhone owners, the screaming importance of a video camera....

The Future: Apple iPad

Apple launched the much anticipated iPad (egg on face for going with iTab, iTablet and iSlate in the past) this afternoon.From all reports, it delivers. Since I have not touched the iPad yet, I don't feel it would be responsible for me to write about it.Instead, here is a photo gallery of the new device, along with specs and pricing.(CLICK ON PICS FOR DETAIL)Maestro...

First Aid: Help Remedies

If you need to know why I am so excited about introducing you to Help Remedies, look no further than the company's mission statement:Help Remedies was created to make solving simple health issues simple. We find the best solution there is, and take away everything else. By stripping away some of the complexity and fear mongering of the health industry, we hope...

Art: Christopher Wool

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Art: John Parot

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Large Prints: Joseph Christian Leyendecker

While most are more familiar with the works of his Saturday Evening Post counterpart, Norman Rockwell, Joseph Christian Leyendecker has always been the giant of the period to me. Rockwell's "style" is much more popular and recognizable, but Leyendecker has the more important imagery, and perhaps more familiar.His reliance on cherubic baby figures to ring...