While at Imaging USA last week in Nashville I was going through the trade show and came across this intriguing little item.It is called Grip & Shoot. After watching the demo I just had to try it and ended up getting one. I often enjoy using my cell phone camera instead of lugging my dslr when out and about. I don’t know if you are like me, but I sometimes get my fingers in the way of the lens or hit the volume button by mistake! The Grip & Shoot eliminates these problems.The Grip & Shoot uses a free app (Iphone and android) to sync with the phone to trigger the camera. You can zoom in and out, use it for stills and video.  I was surprised how easy it is to use!Ben who ...

I was very excited to read about one of my long time clients, Michael Tamasi. He was invited to the White House on January 31st. Please read the press release below  Local CEO Participates at White House Events on Returning Long-Term Unemployed to Work Avon, MA – February 3, 2014:  Michael Tamasi, CEO of AccuRounds, was invited to the White House on Friday, January 31 to take part in an event convened by President Obama to discuss strategies for helping our nation’s nearly 4 million long-term unemployed get back into the labor market. Sector partnerships were one of the strategies highlighted at the event as a tool to help the long-term unemployed ...

Jenny chose to make a meatloaf with peas and carrots for the main course and a pineapple upside down cake for dessert. She said that my dad and brother ate meatloaf for about a month straight while she perfected the timing.The recipe (with a few changes) is stilled enjoyed 59 years later.Great recipe for the cold weather. I hope you try it and let me know how you like it.Mrs Massachusetts Meatloaf2/3 cup seasoned bread crumbs (I use Progresso Italian)1 cup milk1 1/2 lbs ground beef2 beaten eggs1/2 teasp salt1/8 teasp pepper1/2 teasp ground sageSoak crumbs in milk, wait until crumbs soak up all the milk. (I do all of the this in my Kitchenaid mixer)Add meat, eggs & seasonings-mix well. ...

This is a great recipe to make ahead, I do it the day before. It actually must sit for 6 to24 hours before heating. I found that using a crock pot makes it very easy and doesn't take up valuable oven space.It calls for a fruit flavored liqueur, I use Chambord.It makes quite a bit, leftovers keep well in the refrigerator and it's great for dessert too.HOT FRUIT COMPOTE 1/2 lb pitted prunes2 (15 ounce jars applesauce)2 teaspoons cinnamon1 teaspoon nutmeg 1/2 teaspoon allspice 1 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup fruit flavored liqueur (I use Chambord) 2 (20 ounce) cans chunk-style pineapple, drained 3 (1 lb) cans sliced peaches, packed in heavy syrup and drained 3 (1 lb) cans pear halves, packed in ...