Harley-Davidson’s warranty voided over patriotism?

David Zien loves his Harley-Davidson motorcycles and he loves his country.  His Harley-Davidson chariots have transported him for over four decades, and in 2009, his 1991 Harley FXRT motorcycle achieved over one million miles, earning it enshrinement in a motorcycle museum in Sturgis, S.D.  And his current motorcycle, like his previous Harleys, are decorated with…

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Seeing old wounds with new eyes

Three years ago, I replaced my scratched-up eyeglasses with a new pair, thanks to my new ophthalmologist, Dr. Gesshoo.  I know, that’s not her real name, but there’s this thing called HIPAA and I’m not revealing my medical care providers to you on this blog.  Nice try. I’ve seen a hundred thousand things in those…

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TV’s 10 best fantasy action shows of the 1970’s

I grew up as a child of the 1970’s.  My television options were limited, as my broadcast options were in the era of B.C. (Before Cable).  Granted, I had to battle with my family to watch certain TV shows – there was no way my young mind could wrap itself around an episode of McMillan…

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Rated “G” for “Great” – a new parenting / family blog

Last March, I was contacted by one of my blog readers, Wendy Diefendorf.  She enjoyed reading my blog, and wanted some tips on how to get her own Times Union blog.  She had already contacted the TU’s blogging majordomo, Michael Huber, and hoped to join the TU family of community bloggers with her prospective blogging idea…

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