A meal without wine is like a day without sunshine. But now you can control the weather. Many thanks to Huw Davies for news of the the gadget everyone’s talking about in Cana of Galilee. The over-the-top Shopping channel style transcends the limitations of language, too. Vintage. Is there no limit to what we expect of technology?
The thought we all want instant Wine at the click of a mouse also connects for me with this wonderful thread going right now on Maggi Dawn’s blog about new wine, old skins, tradition innovation and emergence. Go read.
Showing posts with label Wet Tech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wet Tech. Show all posts
Thursday, 12 June 2008
Tuesday, 11 September 2007
Not Lost, but Gone Before — Resurrecting wet tech
Oh dear. You left your car keys with remote or mobile phone in your jeans pocket in the wash; your fanatically baptist Uncle came round and dropped your iPod in the toilet; your camera fell in the sea; With your Blackberry in your top pocket, you stood within ten feet of the font during a baptism conducted by the Bishop of Salisbury... Merde!
All is not lost, however. If your iPod has gone down the plughole, heed the word of Macologist and Ubergeek Andy Ihnatko on NBC's Early Show:
All is not lost, however. If your iPod has gone down the plughole, heed the word of Macologist and Ubergeek Andy Ihnatko on NBC's Early Show:
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