Easy Chair?

What is an Easy Chair?

I have never heard of an Easy chair, so I did some research.  Here's what I came up with:

• An ehow article that explains how to buy an Easy Chair
• Lyrics from a Bob Dylan song
• A wikipedia article about EasyChair, a conference management system
• easychairworkstation.com, a website selling products for some really lazy or just disabled people

Those workstation products look like they are made to be in hospitals and in futuristic government labs.  

After searching, I have come to a conclusion.

Easy Chair - a place made for lazy people.

P.S. The cup holder is an add-on for $57.  

Really Yahoo?

"A used iPad in perfect condition can bring up to $354 at one recycling site."

Like really Yahoo?  

Proof!  

A used...iPad...in perfect condition... which means that it works from my interpretation and you are thinking about NOT selling it.  

I'll pay $360 for one too.  Actually, I'll buy like no ones business.  

I don't know if there would be such a person that is thinking of recycling a perfectly fine iPad.  You could put it up on ebay.  There's one up that is used, and in "great condition."  Its up to $500 with 34 bids.  That's almost the going price for it.

Maybe for you selling stuff on ebay.com might be something you wouldn't want to do.  If you don't want to deal with the scammers, the idiots, or the ridiculous, you could also try to sell it to one of your friends.  You could send out an email saying you got your hands on an iPad and you would like to sell it.  I'm sure one of them would give you an offer or two.  

At the end of the day, you probably should just stick with it.  There are thousands of Apps ranging from newspapers, radio stations, games, calculators, point of sale programs and file readers.  There are also plenty of accessories that could maximize the usefulness of this device such as card readers, keyboards, and stylists.  

The iPad is a very versatile device.  At this point, it is still a hot item to have and use.  Pretty sure, you don't want to sell it or recycle it now.  

 

How Weed Won the West

For those who haven't seen, How Weed Won the West is a documentary about the issues of Medical Marijuana in the past years in California.

This documentary is well done and lots of time and effort has clearly been put into it.

Every single person they talk to as a dispensary owner, user (aka "Patient"), or a "doctor," they have have something wrong with them.  They all talk in a slow, cautious way.  They might be high or be in "pain" but I think it proves a different point than one that I think they meant to show.

I believe it shows that Marijuana use does change the user.  Its more than the fear of being caught, since in California, they do have the doctor's permission and the proper paper work to do such a thing.

Looking toward the end of the movie, their is one user that got severely burned and is clearly in a world of hurt.  He brings of a point that it is a miracle drug.  It takes the place of the addicting cocktail of drugs that he would need to treat pain, depression, nerve damage, digestion, seizers, anxiety.

So, lets say it does treat all of these problems at once.  What does it mean for a patient that only suffers from pain?  Should they still take the "cocktail replacing miracle drug"?  No doctor would give a patient a prescription to drugs that would treat other symptoms than the patient has.  It would be as if the patient took seizers pills when he got burned.

That's what scary about this drug, herb, or weed.  It changes people's whole being when they are not even smoking it.  This documentary proves my point.

Oh, the Irony!

Now this video is all about the irony and the more than decent performance.



You can't say that ain't funny. The song being "Bitches ain't shit" with an all girls choir wearing those preppy clothes (aka HOT). Ah, so good.