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America's Morningstar has Long-Life Products

Morningstar Corporation is one of the finest product-makers I know of

Not only are Morningstar's all-steel Controllers durable, but unlike the Midnight Solar controllers, the Morningstar Tristar's are able to be set-up plug-and-play

I've personally been using their products for over a decade and never once has a problem occurred.

Outstanding!

Here's some good news. It's a chainsaw by

Craftsman

Made in America for the world

Reliable for only $80.00!?

Bloody Chainsaw!

To be totally honest, I didn't think very highly of the chainsaw when It was purchased (it's a lot of plastic). I even made a video of the up-and-coming decomposition of plastics and rubbers prediction, and incorporated a few moments within the video to point out the amount of plastics even on deadly stuff, such as a chainsaw.

Well....it's been well over the corporate-conscience of warranty period, maybe even two years that it's been working without incident. I use the chainsaw more than the average chimp for a number of reasons that warrant mentioning, but staying on the topic of review, this Craftsman chainsaw is the bomb You gotta get one of these.

It is light-weight, requires no 2-stroke oil/fuel, it is not obnoxiously loud and hasn't any smells except the pleasant smell of another murdered tree or limb. How does it run if it doesn't need the usual fuel? Glad you asked, it's electric.

Before you balk about the notion of anyone bothering to develop an electric chainsaw that requires an available extension cord and some electricity, this thing packs a punch with 12amps of energetic force (it cuts around 3 foot-wide logs without a hitch). There's no need to stop intermittently to add fuel or clean the air-filter, it just works.

As a young adult I had earned the nick-name of, "master of disaster", mostly because maybe I lose focus and mess up stuff from time to time. I've sized this Craftsman chainsaw up pretty good and feel pretty confident that it might out-live me. I mean the thing is a beast and it's very comfortable to work with. This is a durable chainsaw, despite the plastics which have yet to break or crack.

Then one day um, yesterday as a matter of fact, it broke! I knew it! Plastics, those damn plastics are going to be the life of me! I searched online for replacement parts for the cmecs600 16" chainsaw and all I found was vendors posting notices of how the manufacturer is no longer supplying parts for the model chainsaw.

I knew it! Capitalism and Plastics is like spit and shoo.

Made in America for the world No replacement parts! huh?

So the problem was that the hole at the front of the hull which is used to adjust the slack in the chain wasn't working. I'm half-blind so after hunting down a whisk-brush, magnifying glass, flashlight, and cigarette I quickly realized the problem. There was no slot for the screwdriver, the adjuster nut was missing or something. I conjured that the quick remedy would be to find a nut that fits and a grinder to make a groove and voila~, I'd be back into business. That didn't happen though.

I mean it really is a great saw and I simply had to have another if no replacement parts were available. So off to lowes.com I went. I ordered another one the same craftsman electric saw. It will be here in about a week. Not good enough, a week is too long... but I bought it anyway (the thing is only $80-bucks!).

About a year ago I made a video that had a comment about the chainsaw. In the video was said,

"...and look at this pile of capitalist plastic crap..",

and,

"...even the knob on the side to adjust the tension of the chain is made of plastic. How long do you think that crap will last?".

Well, long story-short, while trying to articulate the threaded steel shaft further out the end of the saw so I can get a nut on it, I remembered what was mentioned in the video about where the adjuster was located.

I will never forget how guilty I felt for feeling so sorry for me.

The adjuster knob is plastic(!) and located on the side of the chainsaw (!!!)x(????)=!!

Oh that's just Great!

So this damn thing is not broken and I can re-assemble it because the adjuster knob is on the side of the unit (not in the front of the hull).

Damnit craftsman, you got me.

So for anybody looking for an awesome simple, reliable chainsaw for around the house or farm, the model is cm (stands for crafts-man) ecs (= electric chain saw) 600 (?).

Lowes and Sears sell the unit, but until one breaks down, I wouldn't fret too much about the lack of replacement parts, this thing isn't made of that cheap brittle, easily cracked plastic that we find down at the dollar tree (no disrespect to dollar tree by the way, another bomb), this is that life-tyme plastic (yeah, I know).

So in summation, if you need a bloody chainsaw, consider the 12amp electric model and make friends with your neighbors ears.

Kudos to a great American Company and achievement.

American Success Story, MagicJack, Past and Present.

MagicJack, a non-capitalist that has evolved in an Industry that is appreciated.

$40.00 per year for communications? That's like completely free! It allows us the freedom to call complete strangers just to chat, even if it's long-distance.

Hello Mom? What do you mean you are not my mom?

Thanks MagicJack!

"The Business of Government is Business"?

The aforementioned phrase was something I "learned" in School. In fact, if I did NOT put "the business of government is business" as the answer to a question on the test, it would be counted against my grade.

Imagine that. Allowing our young to be corralled into a philosophy brought to you by the strict mandate of upper-class curriculum and "educational" content filler, to have no room for potential deviation from the "norm" of standards (such as the "Shock Doctrine, MKUltra, etc.") implemented by the few who have the most to profit and have created laws that give themselves "legal" immunity for the manipulation and training of the next generation to myopically stare into the bark of a tree (kept confused, unaware, and uninformed of the forest fire that is raging on the other side of their tenet-tree), leaves us victimized with a bait-and-switch "education" system..

In contrast, if I am an upper-class controller, I am now covered by the law of privilege, I am "free" to lure children with cartoons, to propagate cigarette smoking to adolescent children all the while profiting whether they live or die (via taxes, investments via insider trading, etc. etc.). To this purposely engineered framework the eyes close tightly and the right hand waves a flag while the mind fails to consider liability.

Programming, it's not just for computer

For the spuriously presumptive over-zealous copyright enforcement agents:

Dear Sirs:

Please cease and desist from damaging my website or the content herein.

This website may contain a graph, a title, or other similar phrase that may be legally "pirated" or copied for educational purposes and not for personal or group monetary profit (such as the video on this page). Any content contained within this website that is found to be uttered by any other, is purposely placed within the webpages for educational purposes, within the copyright law, and posted for historical value.

By my having taken the time and effort to post anything herein, no profit is made, implied, or intended.

The law states the right to do this, namely the law of blah blah.

We were "taught" of checks and balances and justice for all, etc., we were given a bait-and-switch programming that profit the few over the many.

To validate the aforementioned statement, here's an example:

If I give your pre-school kid a cigarette, you might beat me up

If I give your pre-school kid a lunch-pail with the marlboro-man riding a cool horse, you might as a good parent destroy the pail.

If I pass by your pre-schooler as a teacher and repetitively tell the kid he or she ought to try cigarette smoking, your kid is more susceptible to become a smoker of a poisonous cigarette (and likely to be dead sooner than later).

But we dare not educate our own offspring by referring to the act as corpo-political-murder.

Whew, glad I got that off my chest, Fred and Barney, you've a better chance of pursuing the cartoon figures for liability.

AT&T Fiascos

AT-and-T, Tricks and Traps

When our only option for communications becomes embedded by a cabal and goes rogue, then what?

Trickled-down Business

Deception is egregious when it is derived from those that live a privileged lifestyle over us.

However it's almost expected these days, nobody knows what to believe anymore. The deceipt and manipulative practices have many at odds on how to solve the problem.

Adding to the epithet of, "The Business of Government is Business", appears to have trickle-down effects into the private sector.

The following story is obviously true, evidence of bad business.

Chris Coleman Lawn and Tree Review Example