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Archive for July, 2005

July 15th, 2005

It’s Raining, I’m Procrastinating, World is Ending

  I dont know what depressed me more perusing the most excellent boingboing.net  site this morning. The fact that there is an epidemic-like surge in bird deaths up and down the Pacific Coast which scientists are attributing to super low plankton levels and they don’t know why…
  Or this piece about oil painting "factories" in […]

July 14th, 2005

Wine Group Therapy, and a Few Good Roses

p>  Roses: Just like I said it would, traditional style won out. Well, except for a couple of tongue in cheek ass-pulls. And, oddly–more Italians than Frenchies, weird. Here were the highlights:

  Wineglass Cellars Rose of Sangiovese - The double take off the night. From Washington, where most roses come out rooty tooty fruity (not […]

July 13th, 2005

Rose, My Little Brother, and Vlogging as the New Crack

  Post this evening about Rose, I have my wine group. Don’t expect a great revelation. I’m sure we’re all bringing dry Frenchies–it is the choicest way to do pink. Also, the weather is freakin fantastic, so more drinking than evaluating.
  My "little" brother was mentioned on wired.com this morning in an article about vlogging […]

July 12th, 2005

August Strindberg and More Funny, Weird Ways to Waste Time

Ha ha ha!
The Phineas T. Manbottle Library of Arcane Knowledge and Questionable Humor… this will link you to a list that explains different forms of capitalism, using cows
Strindberg &   Helium
I can’t explain it.
misereeeeeeeeee…

July 12th, 2005

Latch Key Kids, Muscat, and Breakfast for Dinner

So, let’s see,
I ate doughnuts for breakfast
at Top Pot Doughnuts .
I had grilled cheese and tomato soup
for lunch at Easy Street Records
(info HERE )
… I feel like a latch key kid again!
The only way to make it a trifecta
would be BREAKFAST FOR DINNER!
There’s this waffle mix looks like something t
hat might have been left on […]

July 10th, 2005

Cheerwine, Say It Isn’t So!

I need your help. At left is one of myguiltiest pleasures. The Cheerwinecherry soda I love so much has aunique, super bing-y, super bright,super sweet flavor. It iz zee bestcherry soda. But it has come to myattention, that even though it clearlystates "Made with real SUGAR" on thefreaking bottle, that this product ismade with my […]

July 8th, 2005

Decanter: Here’s to Wine, Old Guys, and Waiting for the Reaper

  If I read any wine magazine at all, it’s Decanter. This month’s issue has "Wines Top 50: The Power List," of "who’s shaping the wine you drink."
  There are a couple points of interest about their little list.

  1). While 30 people on the list are CEOs, Prezzies, or other figureheads, there is only […]

July 6th, 2005

Oregon Pinot Camp: Fresh Air, No Ratings, and Marketing Free Warm Fuzzies

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July 5th, 2005

A Statue For Gonzo: Give a Piece of the Fist for Hunter S. Thompson

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July 3rd, 2005

Independance Day, Oregon Pinot Camp 60 Second Review

  As Rob Zombie said on Henry’s Film Corner on IFC:
"Cool comes with a paycut."

  You said it, Rob Zombie (FYI, his new movie makes Natural Born Killers look like the Incredible Journey). And with that, I’ll be spending this July 4th celebrating a pay cut and my independence. I don’t like the way this […]

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