The Man | The Mind | The Curtain

"He didn’t have a lab, just some litmus paper and a hydrometer to get the proof right. He believed all you need to make fine bourbon are Mother Nature and Father Time."

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Julian Van Winkle (on grandfather Pappy’s approach to crafting quality bourbon) 

Book of Bourbon

Apr 25
Apr 25

nearlya:

Mary Mattingly. First Light, Last Light, ongoing

nearlya:

Gabriela Vainsencher, “The Meeting”, 2010, acrylic, tape and ink on paper, dimensions vary
Apr 24

nearlya:

Gabriela Vainsencher, “The Meeting”, 2010, acrylic, tape and ink on paper, dimensions vary

Apr 16

Jay taking the gloves off. Open Letter

Also business in Cuba…read up

Apr 16

More Pictures

Startup looking to gamble on sports using a stock market premise.  

Website
Apr 16

Startup looking to gamble on sports using a stock market premise.  

Website

Apr 16

Reading Light by The Federal

Apr 16

Dogs in Cars

Apr 16

More Pictures

parislemon:

Such a great logo.
Oh, and a good post by Anthony Crupi for AdWeek: Legacy Cable Operators in Austin Are Terrified of Google Fiber.
Crupi:

On paper, literally everything about Google Fiber makes standard digital-cable service look like something that was cobbled together by members of a lesser phylum. Boasting gigabit download/upload speeds (up to 1,000 Megabits per second), Google’s connectivity is roughly 70 times faster than Time Warner Cable’s standard 15 Mbps plan. 

The incumbents are scared shitless. And rightfully so. For far too long they’ve coasted on their over-priced crap services.
Apr 16

parislemon:

Such a great logo.

Oh, and a good post by Anthony Crupi for AdWeek: Legacy Cable Operators in Austin Are Terrified of Google Fiber.

Crupi:

On paper, literally everything about Google Fiber makes standard digital-cable service look like something that was cobbled together by members of a lesser phylum. Boasting gigabit download/upload speeds (up to 1,000 Megabits per second), Google’s connectivity is roughly 70 times faster than Time Warner Cable’s standard 15 Mbps plan. 

The incumbents are scared shitless. And rightfully so. For far too long they’ve coasted on their over-priced crap services.