Air purifiers get a long and unusually careful review, comparing the technologies rather than the brands, and starting from the admission that different homes have genuinely different needs. Bob Wright explains why he is qualified before he says anything, which is the right order.
His post on success is the more interesting one. He separates reaching a goal from being fulfilled, and objects to people counting themselves failures because they never accumulated money while having built a great deal else.
There is a review of a plugin for building custom pages on a social network, covering coupons, competitions and collecting addresses, and a piece on alkaline water and the company selling it. Both are promotional and read that way.
The lightest post follows a staged public wedding proposal that reduced a hard man to tears.
Read the air purifier review if you are about to buy one, and the success post if you have quietly decided you have failed.