Soon they will all be dreams!

Hello, Loopy here to tell you about a few guidelines you should consider before you purchase a dog close to wolves such as a Siberian Husky. Though these dogs are domesticated, they share close bonds with their ancestors and the following conditions should be met b triefore you choose to make a purchase.

#1: A Husky is a lot of work. If you work more than a part time job or are not home for at least a good part of your day to dedicate to them, this condition cannot be met. Huskies are very atte… Continue

Some of you (if you don't have your own domain and SMTP, POP3 servers) - like us freebie fanatics like me, probably have Google Mail, or gmail as they like to call it. There are some things I like about the web access and what I don't like. In this little blog I will be posting some unusual and rather interesting things about Google Mail that make (and break) the program.

First I'd like to start off with the pros, since I like to start with positives. The first thing I really like about gmail i… Continue

Well, I've done it. If secured was the only way to do it, I've signed up for a credit card that requires a security deposit (at the dismay of my mother, who likes $$$ for christmas presents) (Sorry mom!), but I do have a few questions. The terms of service for the card were very upfront. I acheived my goal through a particular bank based out of Delaware called Applied Bank which offers a solution for those of us lacking in credit or with bad credit, and b… Continue

So many programs I have seen out there for getting a PC if you have bad credit - or no credit. In today's US of A for those of you that live here, getting a credit card is a nightmare and keeping a credit card under control is the most dangerous and costly gamble anyone will make. If you haven't done the research, interest rates are going up as well as other costs required to even keep the darn thing, and coming from someone who has never owned a credit card, it is scary and overwhelming.

I jus… Continue

Well, I have decided to embark on the long expensive road of liquid cooling for a PC. I'm thinking of a Koolance EXOS-2.5 cooling system which is an external unit that fits on top of the case, and an all-acrylic case with a decent power supply and some components that run hot, though I am not quite sure what I should put in it at this point. I'll blog ya later when I've done some research on this, but Intel's new motherboards look promising, though I'm not sure the new ones support SLI??? I know… Continue