Fair winds and following seas. You made us proud.
Source: Her Title: Cryptologic Technician. Her Occupation: Warrior. – The New York Times
fly fishing, conservation and politics.
By Tom Sadler
Fair winds and following seas. You made us proud.
Source: Her Title: Cryptologic Technician. Her Occupation: Warrior. – The New York Times
By Tom Sadler
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By Tom Sadler
Now and again things jump out as being just the right tool for the job. In this case it is keeping beer in bottles cold and safe.
Cousins Adam and Matt decided to solve a problem vexing beer drinkers; warm beer in unsafe containers.
Quoting from their website:
“a golden light flashed above Cousin Matt’s head as if Zeus himself had sent a bolt of lightening from the heavens above; ‘what if we could leave the beer in the bottle and put the bottle in something that would keep it cold, like one of those stainless steel water bottles?’ and BAM!, BottleKeeper was born.”
The BottleKeeper has a neoprene sleeve (4 mm) inside a stainless steel container. Add a padded bottom and the bottle is protected from errant mishaps. The screw top, while not creating a vacuum, seals in the bottle keeping the beer fresher and in the bottle while open in transit.
While I enjoy my PBR’s in a can, the ability to keep a bottle of some of my favorite craft beers safe and cold has made me a fan.
Check out the BottleKeeper website. It has lots of entertaining info. The link should get you a 10% discount code on your first purchase.
By Tom Sadler
By Tom Sadler
By Tom Sadler
“I just served as best I could.”
This video is a powerful reminder that there are many among us who still deserve the recognition.