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Why you? Cause I'm the driver.
Anyway, it is easier for me.
My old kuia's looking after me.
What's that? It's the truck!
About 20 minutes. He can't have gone at all.
He tells lies!
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As a test I brewed, fermented at 38c and took a sample to a brew club meeting 7 days later. It wasn’t the best beer I’ve ever made but was surprisingly drinkable.
Hoppyhinchliffe wrote: Hi I'm new to brewing and am very interested in in joining the Norwich brewing club.
Contact me or just come along on Monday the 15th. We’ll be at the Coachmakers Arms on St Stephens Road from 8pm.
But yes, I'd keep it in a sandwich bag.
I've no experience in growing hops from seed. What I do know is that the resultant plant will be an unknown entity, all of the known varieties are clones grown from cuttings or rhizomes, anything from seed is an unknown. Many years are spent by the various hop people crossing varieties, growing from...
Out of the two Altbier recipes would you make the Nussdorf At Thomas or the Zum Uerige Alt? Both sound nice but I'm leaning towards the Zum Uerige for a bit of extra bitterness. I’ve not made the Zum Uerige but did find the Nussdorf a bit over malty, in subsequent versions I’ve upped the hops more...
They're 51cm wide and 45cm deep, from the back of the fridge to the front of the conical is 46cm but there's enough space in the door to cover that.
I can, just.
It just needs some of the shelf supports cutting out. It can be awkward if you need to flip the lid catches but is doable.
Sorry to jump on an old thread, but it seemed on topic - can anyone tell me the dimensions of the Brewbuilder 14 gallon conical? This is vital info for me, as I need to know if it will fit in my temp controlled larder fridge. I've tried the 'contact us' button via the BB website a couple of times,...
I’m using the Peco elements with no rust issues.
My stainless conicals had a black ring the first time I used them, I've no idea what it was though.1973 Opel Manta - Auction - Carlisle, PA - 1973 Opel Manta Coupe.One owner. estate vehicle.Original bill of sale and service records. Garage kept and well maintained. 4cyl 1900cc 3spd auto factory original. Runs and drives great! A rare find!!!
1973 Opel GT - $12,650 - Staunton, IL - 1972 Opel GT, nice clean little car, great body and paint, ncie original interior, factory rally wheels, 4cyl auto, nice chrome, runs and drives good.
1970 Opel Kadett - $4,995 - Port Saint Lucie, FL - A Rare 1970 Opel Kadett Rallye 1900 with only 66,084 original miles. I have a video of the engine starting right up. For original parts or restoration project. Original title in hand.October 29, 2016, Liberty Hill, Texas: The morning began with A Dude Abikes awaking before the alarm, at 5 am. Not a great start. But still better than the 4:24 am wake-up by lightning camping out at the Hill Country Ride for AIDS six months and a day before. It was on that day I first rode a century — 100 miles (104 to be exact). That was no picnic. Today I was planning on going for it again, but events conspired against me, as they often do in bike riding, as with life. Today was Bike Austin’s Armadillo Classic to “Support Cycling by Cycling.” And I sure did a whole hell of a lot of cycling.
First there was the ADAB patented pre-ride Epsom salt bath. By the time I got it drawn and got in, it was time to be getting dressed. Then, it wasn’t hot enough. And I had to take a dip in my host’s very chilly pool to bring down some inflammation from the massage I got the day before for an irritated TFL joint or something. Then I had to get a hot shower to recover from the pool. My host then made a lovely bowl of runny yogurt with apples and protein powder, to which I added oatmeal. I directed driver and rider Gregg to the wrong school. By the time we arrived, I had to sprint to the porta-potta. Then get all my stuff together. 7:30 came and went and I missed the start. Relieved.
The third member of Team T.I.T.S. (Time in the Saddle), Saurabh arrived early, so we figured we’d ride together. But the fog rolled in and the sheriff held us up an hour. I lined up with the 68-milers, which was my original goal anyway. It was good to see fellow riders from the Peddler Bike Austin rides. They finally let us go and I y the time we reached the cut-off point for the 68-milers, it was too late. They had closed the Dillo Door. So 50 miles it was, exactly. I met up with Gregg and Saurabh and we rode for a while. I had made great time the first 11 miles, so dawdled at the rest stops, taking on as many banana and peanut butter wraps, cookies and pickle juice that I could, chatting with the volunteers, EMT and other riders. It was a social ride, after all.
More to follow, but I wanted to get this out there.China isn’t just “going through the motions” on Taiwan, and never will. The most recent Taiwanese election was between the Taiwan establishment and a populist who was arguing for reestablishing ties to China. The Chinese populist lost, but it was closer than you’d think and happened at the same time China was being [exposed](https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/28/world/australia/china-spying-wang-liqiang-nick-zhao.html) as interfering in the elections of their neighbours. 

Taiwan is as likely a flashpoint for major international conflict as Iran is.I had an accidental and I don't know where to go from here.

I accidentally killed someone last night after they appeared to purposely fall into the path of my car. Their head hit my passenger side headlight while I was going 55mph. I can't stop thinking about it and I'm not sure what to do. The police took the report, drew blood and gave me a ride home while they investigate my car. 

I keep hearing and seeing the impact whenever I close my eyes and his feet sticking out of the bushes once I stopped and got out of my car. They police said it sounded and looked like a suicide but they put it down officially as an accident. The man doesn't seem to have family and no next of kin to notify yet. 

I took the day off work today. Have any of you had a similar experience? If so, how did you deal with it?Title:Celebrity Astrology... From the Top Down Date Published: 8
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