I am impressed that she could shoot that many rounds from her hip.

This is from a Dwell article in 2010 about Medlock Ames Winery in the Alexander Valley of California. It is buried inside a slideshow, so is not easily picked up by Google Images or Tineye.

http://www.dwell.com/slideshows/medlock-ames-new-tasting-room.html?slide=9&c=y&paused=true

I have seen it live back in the early 80's. The person who showed me said that it only worked after a certain level.

That name will not last for very long. Kraft's PR department will review all of the online banter and report back that most of the comments involved how stupid it was to pick an name no one could type on a computer.

First the wooden high-rise and now this. Such rational comments.

Absolute genius.

Concept. Design. Execution.

Perhaps the best three minutes of film I have seen in the past 12 months.

Let's be honest. People who really cook do not buy celebrity cookbooks. The chumps that show up for autographs just need something to hold the Sharpie ink.

I shall both morn and celebrate. A party is indeed in order.

Or perhaps Nala is upset because she is tied up in a manner that does not allow her to stand or lie down much less move.

Looks like just another expensive item that has to be replaced in a crash.

Those of you who pretend to know everything are only slightly less annoying than those of you who think you know everything.

Never, in all of my life, has the phrase "Their elevator does not go all the way up to the top." been more appropriate.

In their defense, however, it does sound like vehicles can drive up to the office door.

I wonder if there is a burst mode jammer that can force calls to be dropped but needs to be manually activated each time it is used?

Hmm. I am envisioning a new Neatoshop product.

He has a long history of being "camera friendly". One of the first sportsmen to bring the antics of professional wrestling into the arena of real sports. All of his actions are very well thought out. Look up "crotch chop" on YouTube for a quick reference. A longer exposition can be found in the documentary "A League of Ordinary Gentlemen."