Friday Happy Hour
Harpoon, right here in Boston, has free tastings. Go my children, go.
Stories, songs, stuff, and so on.
Harpoon, right here in Boston, has free tastings. Go my children, go.
Posted by Parker at 3:49 PM 0 comments
Labels: drink
McCain spent most of the week courting John Hagee and the rest of the week gloating of his endorsement. Greenwald at Salon has video of Hagee explaining how Hitler was the perfection of the Catholic apostasy. The Catholic League response here.
Posted by Parker at 4:12 AM 0 comments
Rock pools at the beaches in Sydney, Australia. Sounds like a dream vacation to us.
Posted by Parker at 1:40 PM 0 comments
Labels: Australia, destinations
TV-signoffs.com. We're old enough to remember the Star Spangled Banner at TV station sign-on before early morning cartoons. from BoingBoing.
Posted by Parker at 7:18 PM 0 comments
Labels: watch
Vinography (blog)
OpenBottles (log wines you've liked)
Boston Wine Buzz (blog)
In Vino Veritas (blog)
Any wine sites you like? Add links in the comments.
Posted by Parker at 6:29 AM 5 comments
Labels: drink
1947 Chateau Cheval Blanc reviewed at Slate.com
Posted by Parker at 6:22 AM 0 comments
Labels: drink
So infectious, it's already been parodied on The Simpsons. We love the soundtrack, by Carly Comando. Just beautiful.
Posted by Parker at 3:32 PM 0 comments
Labels: listen
Not exactly, but close--the way they scheduled it right before Valentine's makes it less a singles event this time. Soiree with the Boston Lyric Opera.
Posted by Parker at 8:51 AM 0 comments
Labels: listen
www.dipdive.com. Like TS said to me, "Just watch it."
Posted by Parker at 10:15 PM 0 comments
Or, for cheap-0s like us, Imbibe Unfiltered. Watch for us to mine their blogroll for a return of Friday Happy Hour.
Posted by Parker at 8:30 PM 0 comments
The Gray Lady continues attempts to be cool: Bitten. (Soon NYTimes.com will be nothing more than a blog aggregator. Hmmm...)
Posted by Parker at 8:17 PM 0 comments
Labels: eat
In a follow-up to an earlier post about Bush's fiscal policy, the WSJ (in one of their rare free articles) projects that the Bush legacy may be exactly what you'd expect from the first MBA-in-chief: Moody's may soon downgrade US bond status from triple-A to whatever junk bonds are called.
Posted by Parker at 11:55 AM 0 comments
Labels: economics