I have 14 children, a wide range of interests and unpopular opinions.
via: Pexels / Ron Lach Have you ever played the Never Have I Ever Game? (Here’s where you say, “I have” or “I’ve never”.) Never have I ever is the best game to play when you run out of fun things to do — like these party games over at Gamertelligence.com. In this post, we’ll […]
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After some 90°F days in May and baseball games open to fans again, it seems that summer is upon us. With warmer weather on the horizon, I wanted to touch on some of the beers that, for me and for you readers, are synonymous with summer, including some new releases that are out locally just […]
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In today’s episode, we cover networking with AJ, Johnny, and Michael. Many of us don’t realize there is more to networking than simply showing up to events and introducing, so what kind of preparation should go into networking events, how do you know what value you have to offer those you meet, and how can […]
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(Bend, OR) – Deschutes Brewery, family and employee-owned since 1988, announced the 34th release of Jubelale into their seasonal lineup. This year marks the first time Jubelale is also available in twelve pack cans. Jubelale is the first beer ever packaged at Deschutes, bottled straight from the taps at the brewery’s original public house for the holidays […]
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The poet and sommelier Amanda Smeltz once wrote about how geography – whether you’re based in a small town or in a teeming metropolis – determines which wines you can buy. I am repeatedly reminded of this now that I’ve moved from Beirut to California. Catapulted to the other side of the planet, I have […]
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For one weekend a year, tastemakers from around the world head to Colorado for the Aspen Food & Wine Classic. For three days (Sept. 10–12 this year), chefs like Martha Stewart, Guy Fieri, Melissa King, Kwame Onwuachi, Andrew Zimmern, Rodney Scott, and Justin Chapple host a series of live cooking demonstrations while wine experts like […]
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“I had to learn to do everything because I couldn’t find another kindred soul. Now you see eighty people listed doing the same things I was doing by myself.” -Ray Harryhausen Though you might need to be something of a trivia buff to recognize the name, Ray Harryhausen is one of the all-time most influential […]
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(ASHEVILLE, N.C.) — — Crisp air is displacing the warm. The leaves are just moments from starting to shed their summer brightness. The days are shortening, and the nights are just itching for something a little different. Always a harbinger of change, three exciting new beers will usher in the autumnal vibes from Hi-Wire Brewing, […]
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In addition to being a cold, effective secret agent, the James Bond of Ian Fleming’s novels is also something of, well, a foodie. Over the course of the book series (you can find the series’ five best installments here) Fleming describes, often in sumptuous detail, seventy of 007’s meals. Bond noshes on crab, samples caviar, […]
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The overlanding world’s most innovative companies and leaders gathered this past weekend in Flagstaff, AZ at Overland Expo West, the second of three such events this year. Attendees test drove Ford Broncos and Harley-Davidsons, learned about motorcycle packing and survival skills, lusted after 4×4 display vehicles, and gawked at the latest gear for outfitting their […]
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