Starlink Internet Experience (Update)
If you have 110 degrees of open sky and live in a rural area with no Internet options Starlink is your solution. Though expensive at $130 a month it is well worth it.
Category: Opinion
The Human Factor: How Bad Attitudes and Behaviors Can Destroy Even the Strongest Business
Another store just closed in our county. It wasn’t the corporation or the items it sold that were the problem. The corporation has thousands of stores operating in the U.S and other countries. The company didn’t fail- just this location. What caused its demise? Did it lose its lease? Was the competitor better? What causes many business locations to fail even for major corporations?
The Backbone Shift: Why Expensive Carriers Like T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon Are Losing Ground to Cheaper MVNOs
In 2026, millions of Americans are quietly ditching their big-name wireless plans. No more $80–$100 monthly bills for “unlimited” service that feels anything but. Instead, they’re switching to smaller mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) — companies like Mint Mobile, Visible, and US Mobile — that deliver the exact same coverage, 5G speeds, and call quality while charging a fraction of the price.
Industry Analysis · Auto Parts Retail · 2025
America’s auto parts industry is a $70+ billion battleground — and not all players are built the same. We stacked up the five biggest names across revenue, foot traffic, customer loyalty, and financial growth to find out who’s actually winning.
California Energy Report March 2026 · Opinion & Analysis
Californians spent tens of thousands on solar panels to escape brutal utility bills — then spent tens of thousands more on whole-house generators when the grid still let them down. Welcome to the most expensive electricity in America.
When the Power Goes Out, Will Your Generac?
You spend thousands of dollars on a home standby generator precisely because you never want to be left in the dark. You envision seamless, automatic protection during storms, outages, and grid failures — the unit outside quietly starting up, the lights staying on, your family staying comfortable. So when the power goes out and your home standby generator sputters, cranks, then goes silent, that investment feels like a very expensive and dangerous mistake.
Billions Spent, Still in the Dark: Why PG&E’s Grid Hardening Is Failing Sierra Nevada Communities
Right now, as you read this, residents of Pollock Pines and surrounding communities in El Dorado County are going on more than a week without electricity. Grocery stores are running on generators. Families are huddled around propane heaters. And roads remain impassable, leaving PG&E crews to reach some outage sites by helicopter, snowcat, and — in some cases — snowshoes.
The Home Theater Market: What You Need to Know
The Home Theater Market, Just because their sound systems deliver Dolby Atmos are they worth it? If all your content is streamed you may be surprised.
When You Realize People Never Grow Up
I’m 67 years old and have seen a lot happen in our world. As a fifth-generation American — assuming the average generation spans about 50 years since our country’s founding — I’ve had a front-row seat to many changes. And in this age of fast, free-flowing information, I find myself deeply disappointed in how people behave.