Edradour 10 year

Edradour 10 year old Un-Chillfiltered Signatory Single Malt Whisky

Edradour is a unique, single Highland malt whisky, to be enjoyed in recognition of those small, significant moments that make up the ebb and flow of life.
Edradour is produced in Scotland’s smallest distillery – and is hand made today as it was over 150 years ago by just three men who are devoted to the time-honoured methods of whisky making. Indeed equipment used at the distillery has remained unchanged since the day the distillery opened and is only just capable of producing commercial quantities. Only 12 casks of whisky are produced a week, making Edradour single malt a rare pleasure for a fortunate few.

Colour: Amber gold
Nose: Sweet honey
Taste: Fruity, caramel
Finish: Sweet, long , warm


Camper Woodie

Woodie, I would

The Camper shoe company has been creating shoes since 1877. The four generation family run business based out of Spain have created innovative and technical shoe designs fit for everyone. The new collection of shoes for this season have taken a different approach to their traditional “out of the box” designs that we all know and appreciate. The “Woodie” shoe offers “a removable anatomical EVA insole and a TPU injected leather outsole.” The boot seems to have a slimmer toebox than usual. A clean basic shoe from a company that is known to make the shoes that push the elements of design.


Seasick Steve – You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks

You can not teach an old dog new tricks

1. Treasures
2. You Can’t Teach An Old Dog New Tricks
3. Burnin’ Up
4. Don’t Know Why She Love Me But She Do
5. Have Mercy On The Lonely
6. Whiskey Ballad
7. Back In The Doghouse
8. Underneath A Blue And Colourless Sky
9. What A Way To Go
10. Part
11. Days Gone
12. It’s A Long, Long Way
13. Hidden track (story)
you can not teach an old dog new tricks


My morning jacket – Circuital

Circuital

1. Victory Dance
2. Circuital
3. The Day Is Coming
4. Wonderful (The Way I Feel)
5. Outta My System
6. Holdin’ On to Black Metal
7. First Light
8. You Wanna Freak Out
9. Slow Slow Tune
10. Movin’ Away


Xtreamer Ultra

Beauty from within

Pro’s

  • Size (A nice small box that will fit anywhere)
  • Performance (check it out!!)
  • Price (Only € 250 .. keep in mind that shipping and VAT is not included)

Cons

  • OS (To slow, you’re better of running your own OS or live CD)
  • Quality accessories (One of the keyboard buttons does not work as expected)
  • Manual (Very minimalistic and online documentation looks unprofessional)
  • Looks (A bit of an ugly duck)

Overall I am very pleased with this gadget…
Do read the comments!!!


Middenstand v.s. supermarkt

Al enige tijd erger ik me aan de kwaliteit van de groeten en fruit in de supermarkten. Ergens heb ik het gevoel dat er iets scheef groeit en dat de uitgangspunten die de supermarkt in de jaren 80 heeft geholpen de normale middenstand te beconcurreren, uit het oog zijn verloren.
Daar waar in het begin zowel voorraad, kwaliteit als prijs in het voordeel van de supermarkten was zie ik steeds vaker dat 2 van die pillaren niet meer aanwezig zijn; kwaliteit en voorraad.
Door de grote stunt-acties en de daardoor dalende prijzen worden we nog meer naar de supermarkt gelokt, maar zien daarbij niet dat we de prijs zelf betalen.
Zeker bij de kleinere ‘snel snel’ supermarkt lijkt dit het geval te zijn.

Liever ga ik weer eens naar de groenteman op de hoek die mij lekkere groente en fruit verkoopt en mij adviseert en assisteert.
De prijs…het mag wat mij betreft dan ook wel iets meer kosten.

Where good ideas come from

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In “where good ideas come from” Johnson explains the premises of ideas. It is not an instructional book for creating great ideas, like a cookbook tells you how to make a nice apple-pie. He take a great deal of inspiration from nature as a basis for creating environments where ideas can flourish. No wonder that one in particular, Darwin’s “Origin of species”, servers as a guiding line throughout the book.
Many historical inventions are discussed for building his case.

* The Adjacent Possible
* Liquid networks
* The slow hunch
* Serendipity
* Error
* Exaptation
* Platforms

Marike jager – Here comes the night

Here comes the night

1. Here Comes The Night
2. Listen To Your Baby
3. Traveller
4. Natural Way
5. Break The Law
6. Keep Me Warm
7. Rusty
8. Faster
9. Covered
10. Don’t Erase Me
11. Back Home