offerings

This week, we're taking another look at a specific brewery - Oskar Blues, out of Colorado. Oskar Blues' beer just arrived here in Nashville, and we're very excited to see it in town. As one of the pioneer craft breweries who cans their beer, Oskar Blues is making major headway in proving that just because beer is in a can doesn't mean it's not world-class.

This week, we're concentrating on another brewery for the entire show: Unibroue. We've had one of their beers before on the show (Don De Dieu), but this week we check out three of their offerings. Unibroue is a Belgian-style brewer out of Canada, and they've got quite a line of beers - most all of which are Belgian influenced. Can a Canadian brewer pull off Belgian styles?

Foundry Group invested in Topspin Media, a much-hyped media technology company that provides tools to artists. From the way Foundry talks (at a post at the Foundry Group's blog) you'd think this music business is a piece of cake.

We've been waiting in Tennessee for awhile, and it's finally here - beer from New Belgium brewery!

With all of our destinations visited, it was time to start sailing back to Miami. That Friday, Casey and I slept in. It was the first day that we'd done that, and it really felt good!

From Jupiter Research:

From the NRA Convention last weekend. I've posted three earlier posts on the convention; be sure to see those.

Click on these pictures to get some massive enlargement.

Firstly, we have three Bushmaster offerings. From top to bottom...
Precision Marksman Rifle (PRM) in .223/5.56mmBushmaster Custom Sniper Rifle in .308 Winchester
Urban Interdiction Rifle (UIR) in .223/5.56mm

Now, three Colts.

Back on May 7, I mentioned that I would be doing some guest blogging over at Eric’s Straight White Guy place, and that I have done. I hope he is not too terribly disappointed in my offerings on his return from Scotland.

Whenever technology advances to the point of usefulness, it’s usually because someone found a great fit between two or more previously independent offerings. In techspeak, this has been referred to as a Mashup (adapted from the music industry).
Well, join me in welcoming the latest Mashup — between Internet delivery, Telecommunications, Television, Videos, and the social [...]

My Bloglines are clogged with over a mile's worth (which would be 5,280) of unread items. And that's after I've flushed the campaign blogs' offerings a few times.

So, here are some links: