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CNN covers the "World's 'oldest beer' found in shipwreck" more

"Robot + Beer = Awesome" Or the Doom of the Planet?

I love Paste Magazine for many, many reasons. Here, they have honored the creators of a robot built to fetch beer. Not the most novel idea, but the fact it works is pretty freaking sweet. But really, a robot serving alcohol? Sounds like robot invasion tactics to me, especially after finding it's counter-part Beer2-D2. more

Zombies, Giant Squids, and Aliens, Oh Yeah! A Summer Reading List to Cringe, In a Good Way, Over

Do you think you're developing/honing a taste (or maybe a hunger?) for the non-human focused literature? Lucky, and not so luck for you, there's a lot of it out there. The literate minded, over your head jokers, and soft speakers that are NPR, have compiled a list of oozy, gritty, down right dirty summer un-dead, mutant and extra-terrestrial readings to assist in the forging. Shoo, even if you're non-fiction devoted, it's worth it just to read the NPR write-up. more

Moog Booze

The Asheville Brewing Company and Bob Moog Foundation have conjured a Moog Filtered Ale to be sold exclusively at Bruisin' Ales (in Asheville) from May 27th till July 31st... and then no mo'. more

Optimized Kitchen: Using Cooking to Explain SEO

Randfish at SEOmoz.org tells a really great tale of the connection of cooking and SEO with some delicious photos in his article, "Cooking Up Great SEO: An Analogy in Photos." The way he uses creating a mouth watering goat and pasta dish to exemplify the intricacies of creating great SEO, is really quite fabulous. He backs up his analogy with the following connections: more

2010 Music Warning

The title sounds a little more epic than the post really is. Here are just a few bands that are already rocking the 0'ten. more

Food Blogs: The Pretty, the Witty, and the Wise. A Massive Post.

I've come up with a conclusion. A good food blog requires two things; pretty pictures and creative titles. However, a great food blog has the afore mentioned qualities and, perhaps the most fundamentally important attribute, detailed instructions. more

Rock Operas and Blog Epics

December of 2008 was an all talk and no walk album month. No one seemed to be releasing but everyone was talking about, "in 2009." In 2009 indeed, the first week of January was hit hard by the music scene. All the Best Of of 2008 articles got washed by headlines about Animal Collective's new masterpiece, then Kanye West was making a scene blogging about Peter Bjorn and John's melodies and since then it's been band after band. She & Him aren't even waiting for their best album of the year declaration from Paste magazine to fade before they're making it known they're in the studio again. However, amidst this flurry of new sound bites, there are a few albums that I am more than excited about. more

ChipperDemon's November Collection Coming at Ya'

It's only a week away from ChipperDemon's November compilation with an adequate list of bands on the chopping block. Here are a few of the bands to be prepared for: more

Vivacious Music Post

ChipperDemon's September CD release passed with a giant music post. The CD included some great artists including The Faint and other random gems. The most recommended tracks would include: Beat Radio's Mexico, Sleepy Sun's Lord and White Lies' Death. Overall, the CD has a very indie rock sound and should become another beloved collection produced by ChipperDemon. more

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