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POPSEvery sip you take: Singer Sting is selling wine "I also wanted to use agriculture with practices that would nourish the land and not deplete the land and so we went to traditional methods with farming, we got rid of pesticides, we shunned monoculture, and it works, the farm is also a garden," he said in the remarks broadcast by local television Rtv38. Rossi did not reveal the name of the upcoming wine. He said it will be a 2007 vintage based on the Sangiovese grape, with a touch of Cabernet and Merlot. A 2008 Chianti could also go on sale in the fall, but tests on the wine's aging must be conducted before a decision is made, Rossi told The Associated Press by telephone. The wine, along with other products made on the Sting farm, will also be available at a shop on the property that the singer will inaugurate by June, Rossi said.
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POPSGibson Tattoos Loads of tattoos of Gibson guitars! Quite a collection of images... Some are great, some quite average... some have a nice story as well... check 'em out!
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POPSWanna hear 'Pi' ? Not much to clip here, but check out the link... quite cool! Makes you wonder how some people have so much time on their hands! http://www.avoision.com/experiments/pi10k/index.php
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POPSSo the Oscar is worth $1? The academy says it owns almost 100 statuettes that have been returned by winners, heirs, or buyers like Steven Spielberg, who purchased pre-agreement Oscars won by Clark Gable and Bette Davis in order to return them to AMPAS. Statuettes from the collection occasionally go on display at academy headquarters in Beverly Hills, Calif., and eventually, the organization's long-planned Oscar museum in Hollywood will include space for more of the collection.
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POPSZumbox Wants to End Snail Mail Received mail appears in cute little envelopes that users can interact with, while sending mail is just as simple. Zumbox offers a variety of tools to make sending mail of any format type (think HTML, Flash, Photoshop, Illustrator, QuarkXPress, CRM, and PostScript) to a variety of audiences a breeze. Plus, you can store contact information, transfer content and recipient lists via Zumbox’s secure FTP, and use the printer driver to send mail right from accounting software. And don’t think that the electronic version of your mail that Zumbox sends is any less real than your regular mail. You can receive your bills, statements, special offices, personal mail, and interactive mail complete with audio and video. Anyone with a US mailing address can send mail free of charge to specific addresses, mailing lists, and geographic regions, all the while saving the recipients’ time. And yes, all of this is free, atleast for now.
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POPSLego Phone? If I didn't love Lego so much, I would think this was crazy... but hey I love Lego, so I think it's kinda cute! Wonder who'd buy it though :p
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POPSStar Wars USB pen drives! Adorable & a must have for Star Wars fans... except that they're $30 each for 2GB! 4 GB seems to be $45, while 8GB is $65! Crazy prices... :(
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POPSWarner Bros Wants Seven Batman Movies continues: I know Zack Snyder has expressed interest in filming an adaptation of The Dark Knight Returns, and even got Frank Miller’s blessing at Comic Con last year. If Nolan isn’t interested in making a fourth Batman film, I would love to see Warner Bros take the leap and do the alternative future story with Snyder in the director’s seat. That way you could give the A-team (cast and crew) behind the Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and Batman 3 a break and still make another Batman flick. Sounds like a much better idea than possibility tanting the franchise with a Justice League movie featuring a recast younger Bruce Wayne.
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POPSAxl Rose Speaks I'm still a huge Gn'R fan... Yes, I liked Chinese Democracy... I think it's a great record. Obviously, it's not traditional Gn'R for me. I won't argue with that... but it's a great album nonetheless.. Go to the site to read the full article! Great read!
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POPSWanna Buy A Death Star? • Shipping that to space: $95 million per tonne: $12.79 septillion in transport. • Add air, which will require 8.23 quintillion cubic meters of Nitrogen, and 1.65 quintillion cubic meters of oxygen, for a total delivery cost of $2.81 septillions and $212.46 quintillion. The total: $15,602,022,489,829,821,422,840,226.94. That will only get you the very basic model of Death Star, no options, no GPS, no radio, no leather heated seats, no mega-laser to obliterate planets, no turbolaser towers, no computer systems, no miscellaneous life support systems, no crew quarters, no turbo-elevators, no energy generators, no showers, no air conditioning, no Darth Vader's jacuzzi, no Emperor's home theater system, and no bloody canteen. And don't get me started on the cost of all the lunch trays and the constant supply of penne all'arrabbiata and peas needed for all the Death Star personell. Read the full thing at the source!
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POPSWhy $100 is the perfect Blu-ray player price $100 is the ideal price for media players that are trying to gain traction in the market. Until DVD players came down to that price, the format wasn't even close to ubiquity. But in just a few short months after the $100 DVD players started hitting store shelves, I remember finding one in almost every home I visited. It was astounding. Personally, I think that would be a reasonable price as well. Read more of the article at the source!
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