Monthly Archives: September 2018

You Can’t Manage It Unless You Measure It – A Visit with Wistar Wood from WegoWise

September 26, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Green Gab Podcast - Green Homes, Green Living and Green Companies2guystalking

Wistar Wood, Chief Sales Officer for WegoWise, explains the meaning behind the name WegoWise, a web-based, company that tracks a property’s utility data, mainly water, electric, gas, and oil. Using an intuitive software platform, the company provides insight into a building’s energy and water efficiency, enabling building owners and property managers to achieve immediate and … Continue reading You Can’t Manage It Unless You Measure It – A Visit with Wistar Wood from WegoWise →

Watchmen (The Graphic Novel) VERSUS Watchmen (The 2009 Movie)

September 24, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things1986, 1987, 2009, Alan Moore, alternate history, artist, Billy Crudup, British, Carla Gugino, Charlton Comics, colorist, comic book, contemporary anxieties, dark satirical, Dave Gibbons, DC comics, deconstruct and satirize, Dick Giordano, directed, dystopian, freelance costumed vigilantes, graphic novel, Jackie Earle Haley, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, John Higgins, limited series, Malin Åkerman, managing editor, Matthew Goode, outlawed, Patrick Wilson, published, superhero characters, superhero concept, superhero film, Watchmen, writer, Zack SnyderNick Hearne

Graphic novels and graphic novel movies have been a staple of American culture since the golden age of comics. They have steadily become the most interesting and hotly debated of cinematic exploits. To talk about a time when movies made us feel like we knew superheroes is to talk about a time when cinema ruled … Continue reading Watchmen (The Graphic Novel) VERSUS Watchmen (The 2009 Movie) →

Jurassic Park (1993) – A Perspective Review

September 20, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Perspective Reviews - Your Favorite Movies - The Educational & Professional's Perspectives, The 2GuysTalking Podcast Series - All of Our 2GuysTalking Pop Culture-based Content in One Feed1990 novel, Alan Grant, American science fiction adventure film, Ariana Richards, B. D. Wong, Bob Peck as Robert Muldoon, Brachiosaurus, cloned dinosaurs, David Koepp, Dennis Nedry, Dilophosaurus, dinosaur DNA, DNA from frogs, Donald Gennaro, Ellie Sattler, Gerald R. Molen, Harding, Henry Wu, Ian Malcolm, Industrial Light & Magic, InGen, Isla Nublar, Jeff Goldblum, Jerry Molen, John Hammond, John Williams, Joseph Mazzello, Juanito Rostagno, Kathleen Kennedy, Laura Dern, Lex and Tim Murphy, Lex Murphy, Martin Ferrero, Michael Crichton, Miguel Sandoval, preserved in amber, Ray Arnold, Richard Attenborough, Robert Muldoon, Sam Neill, Samuel L. Jackson, stan winston, steven spielberg, Tim Murphy, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus, Velociraptor, Wayne Knight2guystalking

While all of us have an affinity in regard to dinosaurs but all of us can remember when we saw dinosaurs – in front of us – on the silver screen for the first time. In 1993’s Jurassic Park, technology, talents and storyline combine to create a true classic masterpiece that continues to deliver memorable … Continue reading Jurassic Park (1993) – A Perspective Review →

The Fugitive (1993) – A Perspective Review

September 19, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Free Field Training Podcast, The 2GuysTalking Podcast Series - All of Our 2GuysTalking Pop Culture-based Content in One Feed, WhatCopsWatch – Putting a Human Face on Those Behind the Badge – Education, Entertainment, COPS.1993, American thriller, Andrew Davis, August 6, big pharma, Biggs, bus crash, Chicago, Chicago vascular surgeon, cover-up, dam, Deputy Samuel Gerard, Doghouse, Dr. Charles Nichols, Dr. Richard Kimble, elevated train, Farm, Fredrick Sykes, Gas Station, Hard Target Search, harrison ford, Helen Kimble, Henhouse, hospital, House, life insurance policy, murderer, Newman, one-armed man, Outhouse, Poole, prosthetic department, Renfro, Residence, Roy Huggins, storm drain, Tommy Lee Jones, train crash, U.S. Marshals, Warehouse2guystalking

A man – a famous one, a surgeon that’s murdered his wife – on the run. The city of Chicago. Law Enforcement on his heels for 2 hours and 10 minutes – non-stop. 1993’s “The Fugitive” starring Harrison Ford was one of the most popular movies that year and continues to satisfy to this day. … Continue reading The Fugitive (1993) – A Perspective Review →

Dreaming Your Home

September 19, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Green Gab Podcast - Green Homes, Green Living and Green Companies2guystalking

Building or finding your dream home is a goal for many of us. For me it is building a renovating the green home of my dreams. So, it is important to understand not only how to pay for our dream home, yet also how to plan for it. It is possible for you to have … Continue reading Dreaming Your Home →

Green Interiors – a Visit with Erica Reiner from E. Leigh Designs

September 12, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Green Gab Podcast - Green Homes, Green Living and Green Companies2guystalking

Erica Reiner with E. Leigh Designs, specializes in eco-friendly and non-toxic interior designs for every style and budget. Owner and creator of the Los Angeles based, interior design studio, Erica formed her business to help people create ideal residential, retail and commercial spaces. Because of her environmental expertise she made a targeted and purposeful effort … Continue reading Green Interiors – a Visit with Erica Reiner from E. Leigh Designs →

Controlling Cell Phone Addiction…

September 10, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, WadeSensea nation wide epidemic, asking for help, breaking habits, cell phone, computer, how to overcome addition, interrupting productivity, online access, procrastination, roadblocks to success, social media, tablet, the grip of mobile addiction, wasting time2guystalking

The numbers don’t lie. There is an 87%+ chance that you’re reading this text, and listening to this podcast – on a mobile device that you’re holding in your hand. But when you’re done listening and clicking, how long will it take for you to put the phone down? How long will it stay out … Continue reading Controlling Cell Phone Addiction… →

Debunking the Boothstrap Myth – Castle of Common Sense

September 4, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Castle of Common Sensebudget, grandfatherly advice, learning how to spend money, living beyond your means, making money, making poor choices, perspective, spending wisely2guystalking

Isn’t it grand that we have a world where, with some hard work, determination and focus anyone can make a decent life for themselves. We all have examples, some personal, of people who, despite bad odds, forged ahead and created a solid framework for themselves and their families. Presumably, these same values and initiatives … Continue reading Debunking the Boothstrap Myth – Castle of Common Sense →

A Call to Courage: 101 – Why I’m Podcasting…

September 4, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, A Call to Courage - Messy Attempts at Courageous Faith2guystalking

What happens when the realization sinks in that God’s power and strength has been infused into a self-described fraidy-cat-but- wanna-do-it-all-superwoman’s life? All kinds of messy attempts at courageous faith! Hear the story behind me, Stephanie Haynes, your host of A Call to Courage on this inaugural episode! Sign up HERE to get future episodes delivered … Continue reading A Call to Courage: 101 – Why I’m Podcasting… →

The Great Gatsby (The Book) VERSUS The Great Gatsby (The 2013 Movie)

September 1, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things1922, 1925, adaptations, American author, American Dream, Baz Luhrmann, Daisy Buchanan, debutante, decadence, excess, F. Scott Fitzgerald, film, French Riviera, Great American Novel, idealism, Jay Gatsby, Long Island, magnum opus, Maxwell Perkins, millionaire, mysterious, novel, obsession, passion, quixotic, resistance to change, revival, Roaring Twenties, social upheaval, stage, The Great Gatsby, themes, West and East Egg, World War IINick Hearne

In terms of the American Dream, it does not get better than F. Scott Fitzgerald. He unique vision of a time when climbing to the top meant knocking someone else down, he, more so than other of his time, understood that not everything was as it seemed. While all of his stories embody this image, … Continue reading The Great Gatsby (The Book) VERSUS The Great Gatsby (The 2013 Movie) →