The Lunar Eclipse on 12/10/2011 was an event that won't happen again until 2014. In Phoenix, I didn't get to see the reddish hue that occurred after the total eclipse. It was too bright as the sun was just coming over the horizon. You can see from the picture below that it was nice and dark at about 5:50 AM MST. But towards the end of the eclipse it was starting to get pretty … [Read more...] about Photos from the Lunar Eclipse on December 10, 2011
QUIKCHLOR RP30HD User Manual
Looking for the QuikChlor RP 30 HD user manual? Yea, I was too. I have added a link below for you to download the manual for yourself. This type of QuikChlor unit is being sold as a private-label brand by Shasta Pool in Scottsdale AZ. Clevaquip of Australia is the manufacturer and the equipment is also sold under following private-label brands: AquaPower-Plus, Clevachlor, … [Read more...] about QUIKCHLOR RP30HD User Manual
Smokenator Ribs with Easy Rub Recipe using Smokenator
For my second try doing Smokenator ribs, my goal was to shoot for moist ribs while keeping my temperature under control. Our local Albertson's (and Fry's Food Stores too) had a special on pork ribs for buy 1 get 2 free, it was a heck of a deal so we stocked up with 6 racks of ribs. I know a lot of folks don't like to freeze meat but when you start out with the Smokenator or any … [Read more...] about Smokenator Ribs with Easy Rub Recipe using Smokenator
Predicting the Death of Cable Television
Are we getting closer to that being a reality? It seems ridiculous to think that 25 + years ago we were just getting cable in our homes. Some of us had a black box on the tv and you had to manually turn the dial to switch channels. Others of us can remember the first movie we watched on HBO, or the first highlight we saw on ESPN, the list goes on to where we are today with … [Read more...] about Predicting the Death of Cable Television
Visit Arizona: White House Ruins, Canyon de Chelly – Chinle, AZ
Introduction Nestled within the vast landscapes of Arizona lies the Canyon de Chelly National Monument, a testament to the ancient Navajo routes that have been in use for centuries. Among the myriad paths that lead into the three main ravines of this monument, the White House Ruin Trail stands out as the only route open to unaccompanied hikers. This trail offers a unique … [Read more...] about Visit Arizona: White House Ruins, Canyon de Chelly – Chinle, AZ