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Weather Station Gets Much-Needed Upgrades
Weather stations are a popular project, partly because it's helpful (and interesting) to know about the weather at your exact location rather than a forecast that might be vaguely in your zip code. They're also popular because they're a good way to get experience with microcontrollers, sensors, I/O, and communications …read more
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Spin Me Right Round, Baby: Generator Building Experiments for Mere Mortals
How many of you plan to build a wind-powered generator in the next year? Okay, both of you can put your hands down. Even if you don't want to wind your coils manually, learning about the principles in an electric generator might spark your interest. There is a lot of …read more
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Low Power Weather Station Blows the Competition Away
Building a weather station isn't too tall of an order for anyone getting into an electronics project. There are plenty of plans online, and you can even put your station on Weather Underground if it meets certain standards. These usually have access to a reliable source of power, though, and …read more
An Electronic Love Letter to the Wind
Home weather stations are a great way for hackers and makers to put their skills to practical use. After all, who wants to hear the current conditions for the whole city when they could setup their own station which drills that information down to their very own street? Such a setup doesn't need to be any more complex than a temperature sensor wired up to a microcontroller, but then not all of us are quite the weather fanatic that [Richard] clearly is.
The system he's built to monitor the wind over his home is, to put it mildly, incredible. We …read more
Generating Power with Wind, Water, and Solar
It is three weeks after the apocalypse. No zombies yet. But you do need to charge your cell phone. How do you quickly make a wind turbine? If you've read this project, you might reach for a few empty water bottles. This educational project might not charge your phone without some extra work, but it does illustrate how to use water bottles to make a workable air scoop for turning a crank and possibly generating electricity.
That takes care of the wind and water aspects, but how did we get solar? According to the post — and we agree it …read more
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Don't Forget Your Mints When Using This Synthesizer
While synthesizers in the music world are incredibly common, they're not all keyboard-based instruments as you might be imagining. Especially if you're trying to get a specific feel or sound from a synthesizer in order to mimic a real instrument, there might be a better style synth that you can use. One of these types is the breath controller, a synthesizer specifically built to mimic the sound of wind instruments using the actual breath from a physical person. Available breath controllers can be pricey, though, so [Andrey] built his own.
To build the synthesizer, [Andrey] used a melodica hose and …read more
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Looking at Wind Turbines From a Different Angle
When we think of wind turbines, the first thing that usually comes to mind is the typical Sim City-esque type – 3 blades, gigantic, and wired into the municipal power grid. In truth, the world of wind power generation is far more varied indeed – as [Vittorio]'s vertical-axis wind turbine shows us.
So what exactly is a vertical-axis wind turbine, you ask? Well, rather than the typical setup with blades rotating about a horizontal axis, as in typical utility turbines or a classic electric fan you might use to cool off on a sunny day, instead a vertical axis is …read more
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Belgium Fest 2011- Get Your Tickets ASAP
One of several beer fests in Seattle throughout the year, Belgium Fest is the first in 2011. On January 22, 2011 this festival, run by the Washington Beer Commission will begin. Due to the high demand of this event, the venue has been moved to Magnuson Park (it will be heated, do not worry).
Word on the street is that tickets are already being sold at an alarming rate, so go online NOW and secure your spot. This is a festival that requires some advance commitment. Waiting until the day of might not be the best idea. $30.00 advance and $35.00 at the door, if available. As always, the designated driver ticket is $5.00 and only available at the door- includes free water and soda.
You pick one of two sessions on Saturday, January 22, 2011-
Session 1: 12:00-4:00 p.m.
Session 2: 5:30-9:30 p.m.
The Workshop at Magnuson Park
6310 NE 74th St., Seattle, WA
Now for the important stuff. The beers. For now all I have are the breweries, but hope to have a list of all the beers in the next week or so.
Breweries expected to participate:
Anacortes Brewery
Baron Brewing
Big Al Brewing
Big Time Brewery
Black Raven Brewing
Boundary Bay Brewery
Der Blokken Brewing Co.
Elliott Bay Brewing
Elysian Brewing
Fremont Brewing
Georgetown Brewing
Hale's Ales Brewery
Issaquah Brewhouse
Lazy Boy Brewing
Naked City Brewery
Odin Brewing
Paradise Creek Brewery
Pike Brewing
Ram Brewery
Redhook Ale Brewery
Scuttlebutt Brewing
Snipes Mountain Brewery
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing
Silver City Brewery
Two Beers Brewing
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Nothing To Do in Seattle Tonight? Hit The Bev For Pumpkin Beer, While You Still Can
October is nearly over, and you know what that means right? It is pretty depressing, so I'm not surprised if you are having a hard time answering. Yeah, it means that we will soon be saying goodbye to the fall seasonals until next year. Oktoberfests are pretty much already gone. Fresh Hops, you still might be able to find some, if your really search, but they are nearly gone. Pumpkin Ales…oh good god, please don't say it…sorry but, almost gone.
Sure, if pumpkin ales were all of a sudden available year round, they would probably lose their luster after a while. I kind of like it the way it is, though I wouldn't mind if I could hoard some bottles and crack them open at some other time in the year, where the mood to strike. I don't know if you've noticed, but it's really hard to find bottles of the good stuff. It seems like the moment they hit the shelves, you blink and they're gone. This element seems to add to the excitement around finding pumpkin ales on tap. You really have to keep your eyes and ears open and pounce when the opportunity presents itself to sip on that nectar of the great gourd.
Lucky for us here in the Seattle area, we have Elysian Brewing, kings of pumpkin mashing, right in our backyard. We get to attend The Great Pumpkin Beer Fest at their Capitol Hill location (read our review here), which is indeed great. But, it still doesn't fulfill my unrelenting hunger for pumpkin and spice. I even made a batch at home this year…still want more.
In steps Beveridge Place Pub in West Seattle, to provide that one last dance of the season. Tonight they will be tapping five pumpkin beers for their Plethora of Pumpkin celebration: Elysian Night Owl and Dark o the Moon, Southern Tier Pumpking, Schooner Exact Gutter Punkin, and Snipes Mountain Pumpkin Death. These gems will be available all day and night, and they're happy to pour taster trays of all 5.
If you are like me, and your hunger for pumpkin is not unlike a zombie's hunger for brains, lurch and groan, with arms outstretched in front of you, over to West Seattle's finest beer bar and feed on the flesh (of a pumpkin please).
This Weekend: Elysian Brewing's Great Pumpkin Festival
No doubt – this is a Top 5 Seattle beer event. Each of us, over here at Beer Blotter, agree that Elysian Brewing's Great Pumpkin Beer Festival is one of the can't miss events we have here in Seattle, each year.
Elysian Brewing puts on this years celebration of all things pumpkin from October 16-17, 2010. The event begins each day at 12:00 PM and goes on through the evening.
What should you expect from this event? How about 40+ pumpkin-styled beers!
Elysian will roll out 3 or 4 beer trucks and set them up in the back lot. Each truck will pour several beers, from brewers all around the country. Here is the preliminary lineup, but remember that Elysian always holds a few names back as a surprise:
From Elysian: Night Owl Pumpkin Ale, The Great Pumpkin, Dark o' the Moon Pumpkin Stout, Hansel & Gretel Ginger Pumpkin Pilsner, Kaiser Kurbis Pumpkin Hefeweizen, PK-47 Pumpkin Malt Liquor, Mr. Yuck Sour Pumpkin Ale, and a few surprises including a new brew and treats from the Elysian Cellar.
Guest Beers From: Big Time, Silver City, Snipes Mountain, Naked City, Elliott Bay, Schooner Exact, Rock Bottom, Fremont, Diamond Knot, Anacortes, Ram-Puyallup, Rogue-Issaquah, Allagash, Russian River, Iron Hill, Cambridge, Nodding Head, Jolly Pumpkin, Dogfish Head, Stewart's, Beer Valley & Laurelwood!
We hope that you caught some of these names and did a double take – we did. Jolly Pumpkin!? Russian River?! Iron Hill!! These are some of the greatest brewers around. You can expect to see some other surprises, throughout the festival.
One other thing. Did you see that gigantic pumpkin on the Elysian webpage? Dick and the guys over at Elysian brew a beer in one of these massive gourds each year. I am hopeful that this trend continues on this year.
Don't miss this event – It's one of a kind!
Pick The Best of the NW In The Northwest Brewing News Reader's Choice Poll
The Northwest Brewing News has rolled out its annual Reader's Choice Poll – its time to vote. The Brewing News is a national brewing publication, severed into seven regional publications. Our good friend Geoff Kaiser writes for the Northwest edition, when he's not manning the ship at Seattle Beer News.
Every year, the Brewing News holds a poll asking its readers to select the very best in the Northwest. Categories for best brewery, brewpub, bar, beer store, home brew shop and perhaps the most heated category – best bartender – are divided state by state. You may vote on the best Northwest beer for each style, as well.
When going through this poll, we noticed that we hit a few stumbling blocks. How do you pick between Hair of the Dog & Cascade Brewing? Is Uber Tavern a better place to grab a beer than The Dray? What the heck is down in Northern California? Don't be ashamed to have to Rate Beer yourself a group of candidates, as long as you have actually experienced the pub, brewery or beer you intend to choose. But, if you are stuck – let us recommend a few:
Best Imperial IPA
Even with heavyweights like Russian River, Hopworks, Walking Man and Midnight Sun in the mix, and with Washington rising stars Boundary Bay and Port Townsend making their own cases – there can still be only one choice for us. Black Raven's Wisdom Seeker licked the competition at Brouwers Hopfest. We have no reservations about this choice.
Best Strong Ale
The Northwest has always somewhat lacked in the big beer categories. But, there is no doubt that one strong ale has dominated the Northwest for many year – Hair of the Dog's Fred. Alan Sprints has been making this beer for ages. If you have a vintage bottle laying around, you know what makes this complex ale so special. Vote with confidence.
Best Sour Beer
For years, I would probably have said that Russian River had this category killed with Consecration. But after recently tasting Cascade Brewing's Noyeaux, I have reservations. Noyeaux was recently described in a post by our very own Timperial Stout. Check this one out before you mark down one of Russian River's excellent choices.
Best NorCal Brewpub
We pushed Russian River out of the competition above, but here they take the cake. Backed by unprecedented selection and incredible beer food – there is no better place to grab a collection of beer and a delicious meal.
Best Washington Brewery
Some would say Boundary Bay has the history and fanfare to deserve this award. Some would say that Black Raven is the young gun that should take the title. We don't disagree, but lets consider a 3rd choice – Snipes Mountain Brewing? You might think we are crazy but the Sunnyside, Washington brewer has been turning heads. Just about everything that brewer Chris Miller has put out of late, has shocked and awed. Food for thought.
Best Washington Bartender
Wow, we have some great bartenders up here in Seattle. We have a ton of love for Rachel up at Naked City, Natasha at The Dray and certainly Amy, down at Collins Pub. These three wonderful ladies have excellent beer IQs and care about their patrons. This gives them serious consideration.
But, to find someone who can advise, entertain, and take excellent care of you, all without being a giant asshole – priceless. Chris Cavanaugh is that guy. Chris can be found at three, count them, three amazing beer spots in Seattle. Once a fixture at Brouwers Cafe, Chris had to leave to tackle cancer. Once he returned to the bar, Chris grabbed spots at Elysian Brewing (Capitol Hill), The Stumbling Monk, and time behind the bar at Brouwers Cafe. There is one reason that he is at these three places – everyone loves him! Chris will give you great attention, wonderful advice, and excellent entertainment. Not once have we ever heard one person dislike him. Vote for this man.
So take a stab at the poll and let your voice be heard! You can access the poll by following this link. Got any other suggestions for choices, please post them in the comments below.
Nothing To Do in Seattle Tonight? Hit Some New Belgium Events
New Belgium Brewing is holding a few events this evening, in Seattle. If you have nothing going on, there is no reason to miss out on the opportunity to taste some very rare NB offerings.
The Colorado brewer has been very active in the area of late. We assume this is in part related to the ongoing collaboration with Seattle's Elysian Brewing, with whom New Belgium recently released the sixth installment of its Trip series of beers. Check out Jess' article on the series by following this link.
Tonight you can catch New Belgium at either of these two fine events:
New Belgium Brewers Night @ The Whiskey Bar
Wow. So glad that I heard about this event. New Belgium's Brewer's Night features New Belgium-Elysian Trip VI Fresh Hop IPA, Lips of Faith Sahti, NB-Elysian Trip III Sour brown, Lips of Faith Fall Wild Ale (Dubbel w/ Brett), 1554, & Lips of Faith Matty's Dunkelweiss.
All of these beers are incredible. Most of these beers are a hard find in Washington. I am most intrigued by the Lips of Faith Sahti, the latest addition to this absolutely mouth-watering collective of beers. The Sahti is rumored to feature much of the flavors found in Trip IV, which is one of my favorites. The brewery stated that it will almost mimic Trip IV with "maybe a slight tweak in percentages but same grain bill for sure." That means juniper, rye, and amarillo magic. Don't miss it.
You probably also want to try the Dunkelweiss and the Trip III, before its gone for good. Oh yeah – the Fresh Hop will be pouring as well.
The Whiskey Bar is at 2000 2nd Ave # 101, Seattle, WA. Get there at 7:00 PM, when this event kicks off!
New Belgium/Elysian Brewing Trip VI Firkin @ The Hopvine
Its Harvest Beer Week at the Hopvine! Tonight, Oct. 5th is Cask Night at the bar. They will be rolling out a firkin of New Belgium-Elysian Trip VI Fresh Hop IPA.
This is the last remaining cask of this amazing beer! You will not want to miss a chance at tasting this off the cask.
Hopvine is at 15th Ave E., Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA. The event kicks off at 6:00 PM.
A Quick GABF Review: Washington Shows Up, Pizza Port Destroys.
Well, the results are in. GABF 2010 is officially over and the results have been tabulated. Thanks, Pizza Port, for not taking all of the medals.
While Washington put up a reasonable fight, the show was stolen by several Southern California brewers, who swallowed up all of the best brewpub awards this year at the GABF.
Here is what we see.
Washington shows up.
Washington appears to have turned in a respectable finish, earning a total of 7 medals (well, if you count Pyramid). Out of the total 237 Medals, Washington will take 1/34th of the medals. But, in a year where the event seems to have been dominated by San Diego brewers, its an ok finish.
Washington award winners include the following:
Hales Ales – Kolsch Ale – Gold Medal
Chuckanut Brewing – Vienna Lager – Gold Medal
RAM Tacoma – Total Disorder Porter – Gold Medal
Elysian Brewing – Dark O The Moon – Silver Medal
Pyramid Brewing – Apricot Ale – Silver Medal
Boundary Bay Imperial Oatmeal Stout – Bronze Medal
Chuckanut Brewing – Pilsner – Bronze Medal
San Diego is on fire.
This was the year for So. Cal. San Diego brewers, Port Brewing/Lost Abbey/Pizza Port, Ballast Point, Karl Strauss and Stone Brewing, took home a total of 14 medals. Los Angeles brewpub, TAPS, took home three medals, as well.
Pizza Port Carlsbad is the big winner with a total of 6 medals (almost matching Washington state). The brewpub is one of several brewpub locations for the retail line of Port Brewing/Lost Abbey. The Carlsbad location is headed by brewer Jeff Bagby, who took home the Best Large Brewpub of the Year, for the second straight year.
Pizza Port's San Clemente pub took home the Small Brewpub of the Year, while also collecting the Gold Medals in the two most hotly-contested categories – American-Style IPA and Imperial IPA. We cannot wait to get a taste of these ales during San Diego Beer Week.
One other note: Fathead's Brewery took home the Silver Medal in the American-Style IPA category. This is the same IPA that floored us during a recent trip to the Cleveland brewer's pub. Try to get this if you ever visit.
Check out the complete list of winners by following this link. Start planning your trip for next year's September event!
52 Places: Delicatus, Seattle, WA
Week 23 of 52
Rank: 4/5
Type of Establishment: Delicatessen
Visit: A Monday without work provided a great opportunity to get lunch at this very new sandwich shop in Pioneer Square, aka – The New Sandwich Center of Seattle.
Scuttlebutt Brewing Tripel 7 Belgian Ale
Hale's Ales Pale Ale
Elysian Brewing Immortal IPA
Pike Brewing Tandem Double Ale
Pike Brewing Pale Ale
Kostritzer Schwarzbier
Terminal Gravity ESG
Full Sail Session Lager
Full Sail Session Black
This is a Deli. They have sandwiches here. Amazing, amazing sandwiches!
Just a mere hop, skip,and jump down 1st Ave, south of the Beer Blotter home base, lies a lunch dream that we have never before visited. On this day, we changed that.
Allow me to quickly state, right from the onset, that this is not a Seattle beer destination. This is, however, a serious Seattle culinary destination. If you like sandwiches, this place is a MUST visit. I think, after reading this article, you will be very willing to take my word for it.
Luckily for us, they offer a few local craft beers to sip on whilst chewing.
Let's get down to business. I'm an East Coast guy. I grew up just south of Philadelphia. There is nothing that I miss more about home, other than a few superior humans, than sandwiches. Breakfast sandwiches from street vendors, Tony Luke's and John's Roast Pork, Italian hoagies from Sarcone's, Cheesesteaks from Jim's. I'm getting emotional just thinking about it. I am totally serious when I yell you that the last time I went to Philly, my absolute first stop, before seeing family or friends was Sarcone's for an Italian, everything sweet. That was shortly followed by a trip to Philly Soft Pretzel Factory. Food is even above beer for me when I go home, and that is surely saying a lot.
In Seattle, Tat's is my savior. I can get a 12″ Italian hoagie there and all that is required to make it authentic is to request oil over the menu subscribed mayo. For those that don't know, the piece of the puzzle that is very rarely attained in the West is the bread. Philly has good Italian bread…period. It makes the sandwich. Tat's has the bread. Tat's also had Tastykakes, but I won't get into that now or this will be far too long of an article.
Most sandwich joints worth while in Seattle have good bread as well, just different from the bread of Philly. Many seem to use baguettes, which seems to work quite well most of the time. It is the opinion of this writer that there is no better sandwich in Seattle than the Cuban delights of Paseo. Just as an example of how highly I regard Paseo, I offer the following insight. My father is coming to town in a few weeks. He has never been to Seattle. My top-three list of non-nature related destinations to take him to, in order, are Pike Place Market, Brouwer's Cafe, and Paseo. If I had to pick one place in Seattle to eat every meal of the rest of my life, it would be Paseo.
Moving on… Salumi is amongst my favorites, as is Tub's and Honey Hole. Buffalo Deli is on my list of places to go, as is Homegrown. Delicatus, though I have only been there this one time, has been added to my list of favorites. I feel confident in doing this, not only because of the quality of the sandwich I had, but of the genius behind the available sandwich offerings. I implore you to brief the menu online, you will begin to salivate.
The only negative thing I have to say about Delicatus is that choosing a sandwich from the menu is impossible. I wanted everything. I initially narrowed my search to "spicy" sandwiches, I guess because I was in a spicy mood. The Pavo Diablo and the Fire of 1889 became my finalists, and the braised pork won me over in the end. Fire of 1889 it was. This little firecracker consists of spicy braised pork (as I just mentioned), jalapeno-lime aioli sauce, shredded cabbage, shaved and pickled red onions, hot peppers, and cilantro on a toasted Italian roll.
I can honestly say that I have never had a sandwich quite like this one. A unique marriage of flavors that worked ever so well. The cabbage gave a bit more of a crunch than your average run-of-the-mill lettuce. The aioli and cilantro mingled like royalty and reminded my of the special sauce of Paseo. Hot peppers have me the kick that I needed and the picked onions fought through all that stood in their way to shine but not overpower the flavor. The shaved pork, though not all that spicy, was still shaved pork, which is awesomely delicious.
I chose a beer that would wash a bit of the heat down but not overpower the flavors in the sandwich. Hale's Pale worked wonders. The carbonation and light floral hopiness sliced just the right amount of heat out of the jalapenos in the aioli and the hot peppers on top. This was a Monday moment to remember.
As much as I find it a bit embarrassing that I speak so enthusiastically about sandwiches and have yet to hit all of the most respected spots in the city, it's places like Delicatus that continually stand in my way. Once I find a place that I know I like, and they have a massive menu of mouth-watering, bread flanking treats to ingest, all I can think of is conquering the menu from front to back.
Something tells me that I'll make it back for the Pavo Diablo sooner than later.
Beer Blotter's Guide to WA Brewers Fest 2010
This coming Friday, Saturday and Sunday is the WA Brewers Fest. You should go. Support our great state's breweries, both new and old.
Very few states in this great US of A have so many exciting breweries. Unless you are some sort of professional brewery visitor and all you do from Monday through Friday is travel from brewery to brewery, trying everything available, there is no way you have tried all of the beers available at this fest. Get out, educate yourself, have fun, challenge your palate, and be responsible.
The following is the complete list of beers available for taste throughout the weekend. Well, I guess they won't all be available throughout the weekend, some are Friday only (indicated with **). I've chosen to steer clear of these, for the most part, for several reasons. The biggest reason being that most of these beers have rarely been seen before, if at all, and thus I have very little information about them. If they sound good, and most do, and you are able to get a pour, sip it down and let us know what you think.
Of the remainder, I've highlighted the ones that I feel are most worth checking out. If you know about something special that I glossed over, please feel free to contact us.
192 Brewing*- Kenmore, WA
Granny's Apple Ale (Fruit Ale)
Shticky Blonde (Blonde Ale)
Bier de Garde (Farmhouse Ale) – Timperial Stout loves saisons and is in a constant search for the world's fairest. A recent visit to The Dray allowed for our taste buds to experience the exquisite nature of Double Mountain Bonne Idee. FL's St. Somewhere probably makes one that's even better. How will this new brewery's offering compare?
Shed Light (Light Ale)
Vanilla Stout** (Stout)
7 Seas Brewing*- Gig Harbor, WA
British Pale Ale (British Pale Ale)
Rude Parrot IPA (Spring/Summer Seasonal IPA)
Ballz Deep Double IPA (Double IPA)
Airways Brewing– Kent, WA
First Class IPA (IPA)
Jet City ESB (ESB)
Triple Chocolate Stout (Stout) – Airways keeps eluding me. The name of this brew alone makes my mouth water. A must try for me.
Alpine Brewing– Oroville, WA
Alpine Pilsner (Pilsner)
Alpine HefeWeizen (HefeWeizen)– Alpine and Chuckanut are always battling it out for German style superiority. A hefe is one of the very best styles for outdoor summer drinking.
Anacortes Brewery*- Anacortes, WA
Belgian Dubbel (Belgian Dubbel)
Mai Oh Maibock (Maibock)
Hefeweizen (Hefeweizen)
Cask IPA** (Cask IPA)
Baron Brewing/Three Skulls Ales*- Seattle, WA
Three Skulls Blood Orange Wit (Witbier)
Three Skulls Amber (American Amber Ale)
Baron Pilsner (German Pilsner)
Baron Schwarzbier (Schwarzbier)
Hop the Plank IPA (IPA)
Big Al Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Summer Lager (Helles)
Big Al Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Belgian Tripel (Tripel)
Brougham Bitter (ESB)
5 Star Chile IPA** (Chile IPA)
Big Time Brewery– Seattle, WA
Wheat beer (American Wheat)
Trombipulator (Belgian Tripel) – In case you didn't know, bb.com has a strong affinity for Belgian ales. Big Time is quite possibly Seattle's best brewery, but it often slips under the radar with its U-District hideout and lack of bottle distribution. I'll take a little slice of Europe in the Emerald City any chance I get.
Ave Rat Malt Liquor (Malt Liquor)
Black Raven Brewing*- Redmond, WA – Ummm… I'd say it's pretty safe to say that Black Raven isn't messing around. Every one of these is worth a try. Wisdom Seeker is WA's greatest effort to date for world hop supremacy. Not to be missed. Coco Jones won gold at the most recent World Beer Cup for "Herb and Spice Beer". A true rarity.
Wisdom Seeker (Double IPA)
Malt & Vine 3rd Anniversary (Sour Mash Rye)
Jerked Brown Porter (Herb & Spiced Ale)
Splinters (Bourbon Barrel Aged Scotch)
Coco Jones** (Coconut Brown Porter)
Boundary Bay Brewery– Bellingham, WA
German Tradition Single Hop Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Peach Blonde Ale (Blonde Ale)
Dunkles Bock (Dopple Bock) – Silver medal winner at this year's World Beer Cup. Drink some suds from the nation's largest brewpub.
Chuckanut Brewery & Kitchen– Bellingham, WA
Kolsch (German Ale)
Pilsner (German Pilsner) – It is extremely rare that I recommend a lager of any kind, especially a pilsner, but chances are good that you will find no better brew in the style than that of Chuckanut.
Diamond Knot Brewing*- Mukilteo, WA
Industrial IPA (Imperial IPA)
Scottish Ale (Scottish Ale)
Whip Ale (American Pale Ale) – This is Michael "Whip" Wilton of Queensryche's beer. Lazy Boy Brewing made it first, now it's DK's turn. Let's see if it has been improved.
Mystery Cask (changes daily)
Elliott Bay Brewing– Seattle & Burien, WA
Demolition Ale (Strong Pale Ale)
Wit von Boorian (Belgian Wheat Beer)
Elysian Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Loser Pale (Pale Ale)
Avatar Jasmine IPA (IPA)
Mens Room Original Red
Fish Brewing*- Olympia, WA
Fish Tale Organic IPA (IPA)
Fish Tale Organic Blonde Ale (Blonde)
Leavenworth Whistling Pig Hefeweizen (Alpine Style Hefeweizen)
Spire Mountain Pear Cider (Pear Cider)
Starfish Imperial Red Ale** (Imperial Red Ale)
Flyers Restaurant & Brewery*- Oak Harbor, WA
Pacemaker Porter (Robust Porter) – I've never had this one before, but a very reputable source once told me that this is the best porter in WA.
Afterburner IPA (Northwest IPA)
Humbles Blonde Ale (Blonde Ale)
Barnstormer Brown Ale (English Dark Mild)
Afterburner Mach II IPA** (IPA)
Foggy Noggin Brewing*- Bothell, WA
Bit O' Beaver (English Bitter)
Christmas Duck (Porter) – Here is a good chance to check out one of our newest breweries. At the very least, these guys seem to know how to name a beer. I'm simultaneously hungry and thirsty right now.
Kastrated Dawg** (Strong Ale)
Fremont Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Universale Pale (Pale Ale)
Interurban IPA (IPA)
Solstice (Summer Ale)
Mystere de l'ete (Mystery beer) – We really like Fremont Brewing. Whatever this ends up being, it should be tasty.
Scary Monster Double IPA** (Ridiculous IPA)
Gallagher's Where U Brew– Edmonds, WA
Magnum PI…A (IPA)
Citra Blond (Blond Ale)
Eric the Red (Red IPA)
Georgetown Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Manny's Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Lucille (IPA) – Those of you who read our work with any regularity know that we have done some gushing about this one. Timperial has yet to try it. It will be sampled.
Roger's Pilsner (Pilsner)
Cask Porter** (Porter)
Hale's Ales Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Supergoose (IPA) – Chances are good that you have had this one before. Its presence on the market is very strong. If by chance you haven't, please do yourself a favor. This beer is really good.
IX Gold on Sour Cherries (Belgian Strong Golden)
Kolsch (Kolsch)
SBW (Double IPA)
Saizon** (Saison) – Another saison for us to try. Let's see how a Fremont brewery interprets the farmhouse style.
Harmon Brewing*- Tacoma, WA
Pt. Defiance IPA (American IPA)
Scott's Puget Creek Vanilla Porter (Flavored Brown Porter)
Rajah's Royal IPA** (IPA)
Hood Canal Brewery*- Kingston, WA
Dabob Bay (IPA)
Big Beef (Oatmeal Stout)
Iron Horse Brewery*- Ellensburg, WA
Quilter's Irish Death (Dark Smooth Ale)
High Five Hefe (Ginger Honey Wheat) – A recent bb.com trip to Ellensburg solidified our opinion that all things Iron Horse are worth drinking. This hefe packs a punch, but should fit in very well at this outdoor festival.
Loco Imperial Red Ale (Big Hoppy Red)
Biere de Garde (French Ale)
Issaquah Brewhouse– Issaquah, WA
White Frog (Wit Bier)
Brutal IPA (IPA)
Lazy Boy Brewing*- Everett, WA – This is what they call "shameless self promotion". But seriously, all of these beers are delicious. If for no other reason, get the chili beers so that all of the pain Shawn and I go through manually chopping those peppers is worth it. Dry, cracked brewer hands + Scoville units = burning for days!
Nacho Pilsner (Dry Hopped Chiles/Pilsner)
Lazy Boy Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Oscuro Con Chiles** (Infused/Porter)
Mac & Jack's Brewing– Redmond, WA
African Amber (Amber)
Black Cat Porter (Porter)
Maritime Pacific Brewing– Seattle, WA
Double Dry Hopped Imperial IPA (Imperial IPA) – Just read the name. 'Nuff said.
Maybock Lager (Helles Style Lager)
Nightwatch Dark Amber Ale (Amber)
Special Aged Portage Bay Pilsener (Northern European Style Lager)
McMenamin's Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Terminator Stout (Stout)
Herd of Eagles IPA (IPA) – OK, this beer is called Herd of Eagles. I need it.
Whiskey Barrel Aged Terminator Stout** (Cask Stout)
Naked City Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Yankee Drifter (Pilsner)
Fleur d' Elise (Saison) – Oh look, another saison.
Hopacalypse Now** (Double IPA) – Yes, this is a **, but bb.com had an extensive discussion with Don Webb about this brew a few weeks back and let me tell you…it's a labor of hop love. Strongest possible recommendation.
Northern Lights Brewing*- Spokane, WA
Solar Winds (Strong Pale Ale)
Blueberry (Fruit Ale)
Chocolate Dunkel (German Style Dark Ale)
Cask IPA** (Cask IPA)
Odin Brewing– Seattle, WA
Odin's Gift (Ruby Red)
Freya's Gold (Kolsch)
Old Schoolhouse Brewery*- Winthrop, WA
Ruud Awakening (IPA)
Blazing Amber (American Amber)
Epiphany Pale (American Pale)
Pike Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Dry Wit (Belgian White Beer)
Naughty Nellie (Golden Ale)
Kilt Lifter (Scotch Style Ale)
Port Townsend Brewing*- Port Townsend, WA
Hop Diggidy (IPA)
Brewer's Surprise 1 – Ohhh I like surprises.
Brewer's Surprise 2 – See above, number 2.
Pyramid Breweries*- Seattle, WA
Haywire (Hefeweizen)
Outburst (Double IPA)
Curveball (Blonde Ale)
Thunderhead (IPA)
Ram Restaurant & Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Barefoot Wit (Belgian Style White Ale)
Black Sheep IPA (IPA)
Cat Tread Red (Red Ale)
Cloudburst Cream Ale (Cream Ale)
Redhook Ale Brewery*- Woodinville, WA
Copperhook (Copper Ale)
Rope Swing (Summer Pilsner)
Big Ballard Imperial IPA (Imperial IPA) – Much respect for acknowledging those Ballard roots. Plus, "imperial" is in the name.
Rock Bottom Brewery*- Seattle, WA
Raw City Red Ale (Irish Red Ale)
Saison au Printomps (Farmhouse Ale) – Ok, I think you get the point. Looks like you could make a day of the saisons alone. We likie.
Rock Bottom Brewery*- Bellevue, WA
Hop Bomb IPA (IPA)
Pretty N Pink (Raspberry Wheat)
Uberwit (Belgian Wit)
Milk Stout (Milk Stout) – I'm hoping to make a milk stout in the near future at Lazy Boy. Every brewery should make one. Sweet, creamy, delicious.
Roslyn Brewing– Roslyn, WA
Roslyn (German Style Dark Lager)
Brookside (German Style Pale Lager)
Schooner Exact Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Seamstress Union (Raspberry Wheat)
Gateway Golden (Golden Ale)
Gallant Maiden (Hefeweizen)
3 Grid IPA (IPA)
Imperial Project #2: Virgil Gamachinator** (IPA)
Scuttlebutt Brewing*- Everett, WA
Tripel 7 (Belgian Tripel)
Mateo Loco (Imperial Red Ale)
Homeport Blonde (Blonde Ale)
Cask Oaked Porter** (Cask Porter)
Seattle Beer News/Big Al Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Passive Aggressive Wheat (Hoppy American Wheat Ale) – Props to our buddy Geoff Kaiser over at Seattle Beer News for making this happen. "Hoppy" and "wheat" rarely tangle together.
Silver City Brewery*- Silverdale, WA
Ridgetop Red (Irish Red Ale)
Fat Scotch Ale (Scotch Ale)
Whoop Pass IPA (Double IPA)
Skookum Brewery*- Arlington, WA
Off Kilter (Scottish Style Wee Heavy)
Olde Tom (American IPA)
Katspaw (Blonde Ale)
Mammoth Jack** (American Double IPA)
Snipes Mountain Brewing– Sunnyside, WA
Dos Borracho's (Pilsner Lager)
Cask IPA (Cask IPA)
Cask Twangzister Sour Cherry Stout** (Barrel Aged Sour)
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing*- Snoqualmie, WA
Summer Beer (Alt Style Pilsner)
Wildcat (IPA)
Haystack (Hefeweizen)
Black Frog (Nitro Stout)
Sunstroke** (Imperial Pilsner)
Trade Route Brewing– Pacific, WA
Midnight Ale (Brown Ale)
Chieftan Amber (Amber Ale)
Jetstream Lager (Lager)
Two Beers Brewing*- Seattle, WA
Crooked Belgian Wit (Belgian Wit)
Immerson Amber (Amber)
Evo IPA (IPA)
Alaskan Brewing– Juneau, AK
Alaskan Amber (Alt Style Amber)
Alaskan Summer Ale (Kolsch Style)
Alaskan IPA (IPA)
Smoked Porter (Rauchbier) – This is a perennial favorite. If you like liquid smoke, join in on the fun.
Firestone Walker Brewing– Paso Robles, CA
Double Barrel Ale (English Style Pale Ale)
Pale 31 (California Style Pale Ale)
Sierra Nevada Brewing– Chico, CA
Summerfest (Lager)
Southern Hemisphere Harvest (IPA)
Stone Brewing– Escondido, CA
Stone Lieviation Ale (Amber)
Stone IPA (IPA)
New Belgium Brewing– Fort Collins, CO
Ranger IPA (IPA)
Trip VI (Spring Citrus Pale Ale) – In case you have been living under a rock for the past few years, the Trip series is a collaboration with Seattle's own Elysian Brewing. These rarely strike out. Spring Citrus sounds really refreshing.
Oskar Blues Brewery– Lyons, CO
Dales Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Old Chub (Scotch Ale)
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery – Milton, DE
Festina Peche (Berliner Weisse) – I don't think that we could possibly talk up DFH any more. These guys poop gold. A low abv, peach flavored sour beer…are you kidding me! The pinnacle of spring/summer drinking.
Indian Brown Ale (Brown Ale)
Kona Brewing– Kailua Kona, HI
Longboard Lager (Island Style Lager)
Wailua Wheat (Wheat Ale)
Goose Island Beer Co. – Chicago, IL
Matilda (Belgian Style Ale) – I'm kind of amazed that these guys are going to be at the fest. They are clearly quite serious about pushing into the WA market. That's very fortunate for us. Goose Island makes killer brews and Matilda is no exception.
Boulevard Brewing – Kansas City, MO
Unfiltered Wheat (American Wheat Beer)
Single Wide IPA (IPA)
Zon (Belgian Style Witbier)
BridgePort Brewing– Portland, OR
BridgePort IPA (IPA)
BridgePort Hop Czar (Imperial IPA)
Deschutes Brewery– Bend, OR
Twilight Sumemer Ale (Light Ale)
Hop in the Dark (Cascadian Dark Ale) – CDA is another way of saying black IPA, or balanced to the extreme. You can never go wrong with Deschutes.
Double Mountain Brewery– Hood River, OR
Kolsch (Kolsch)
India Red Ale (Hoppy Red Ale)
Hop Lava (Northwest IPA)
The Vaporizer (Pale Ale)
Ninkasi Brewing – Eugene, OR
Total Domination IPA (IPA)
Rudiant Seasonal Ale (Pale Ale)
Widmer Brothers Brewing– Portland, OR
Drifter Pale Ale (Pale Ale)
Widmer Hefeweizen (Hefeweizen)
Sun Burn (Blonde Ale)
2010 Washington Brewers Fest WABL Beer
Three Tree Imperial Porter by Elliott Bay Brewing
Available exclusively to WABL members at the WABL/Merchandise Booth
So that's the list. Very impressive if you ask me.
If you happen to be at the fest early on Saturday or late on Sunday, swing by the Lazy Boy Brewing booth and say hi.
52 Weeks: LTD Bar & Grill, Seattle, WA
Week 14 of 52- we are behind, most sincere apologies. by the end of the week, we will be caught up.
309 N. 36th Street
Seattle, WA 98103
Rank: 3.5/5 (Yea that's right we changed our ranking style. As the weeks pile up, it's very difficult to fairly rank one venue against another. Plus we also need to think about genre, if we can't compare apples to apples, then we shouldn't compare at all. we will however do a top 10 at the end of the 52 Weeks.)
Type of Establishment: Sports Bar
BEERS ON TAP (at time of visit) —>
Odin Brewing Co.'s Odin's Gift (Ruby Ale)
Rainier– oh yea
and others not worth mentioning.
BOTTLE OPTIONS: As far as I know, there aren't any bottle options aside from your Miller Light, Bud Light, Corona….
FOOD OPTIONS: Your typical sports bar. The wings were above average, the fries were fresh-cut fair style and we promptly doused them in vinegar. The chicken nachos were stacked with goodness. Other than that, expect to see burgers, tater tots and other unhealthy food options.
A word about the wings: they are delicious. I believe that they are deep fried briefly and then finished on the grill. They have grill markings and a nice smoky finish. The wings themselves are massive – some of the biggest ever seen. You get 10 in an order at 9.00 (at happy hour they are 5.00 – but you only get 8).
There are a few sauces to choose from: BBQ, Teriyaki and Spicy. Of course, we always defer to Spicy Buffalo style. The sauce is good and full of flavor – not straight from the bottle (i hope.)
This is a great sports bar with at least 10 flat screen LCD TVs strategically placed around the area. We were able to watch an NBA Cavs playoff game and the Dodgers v. the Giants simultaneously. The best thing about the place is that they situate their televisions at eye level behind the bar. This means no leaning back to stair upwards – i hate that.
The bartenders were decent. I would not rave about their attitude, but there were a few Midwestern transplants that knew how to treat a paying customer. They will do what they can to get your game on the tube and ensure that you have all the fixings needed for your food.
One great option is the shuffleboard. Brand spanking new and almost always available. They also pack a pool table, a massive patio and open and shut garage doors to give you that open air feeling.
With an IPA in one hand and a nice, plump wing in the other, you can go ahead and call this a sports haven. It's nice to see a few regional micro brews on tap at a sports bar. Beer enthusiasts like sports and vice versa. All in all, if you want to catch a game, indulge in food while watching others exercise and NEED a decent beer to do so, then this is your place.
Seattle's Fremont Brewing Begins Route to Canning and Sour Beer
Seattle's sustainable brewer, Fremont Brewing, is making a big splash. Amidst increasing exposure and growing popularity, Fremont Brewing is finally rolling out a canning line. Even more exciting (to us) is that Fremont has begun the process of producing sour beer, right here in Washington state.
Both of these items were disclosed by way of a blog post today at the brewery's website. The blog post states that the brewery acquired a used canning system that will allow them to put beer in a can at impressive rates.
From the post:
The used caning line Matt scored for us arrived yesterday! It's a manual system capable of canning 20 cases an hour. Now we just have to buy some cans (minimum order: 85,000) and soon you'll see us in grocery stores — and elsewhere…
This is some pretty exciting stuff. If Fremont moves quickly, they will be the 3rd (2nd?) canner in the state of Washington. Whats great about this news is that shows that Fremont has fulfilled its dreams.
When the first announcements of Fremont's launching were released, the press release promised canning – now they have fulfilled that lofty goal. Congrats Fremont, we cannot wait to crack a beer.
More interesting to many of us at BeerBlotter.com was the claim that Fremont began barreling its Universale Pale Ale in Cabernet barrels this week. That beer will be fermented using wild yeasts to create sour ale. Yum.
Washington brewers and sour ale have not historically joined forces. Minuscule batches of sour ales have been brewed in the past for super-limited releases from Elysian Brewing and Big Al Brewing, but nothing consistently produced and available to the public.
Fremont's sour ale endeavor involves using a pale ale, aged in cabernet sauvignon barrels. The concoction may closely resemble that used to create Russian River Brewing's Consecration (though no fruit was mentioned).
Lets just hope that Fremont sticks with this trend. Sour beer is a great seller and something that can raise a brewer's profile considerably.
Hey, maybe they will even entertain the idea of canning their new sour creation? Its highly doubtful, but its been done – just ask Rodenbach, who's Grand Cru can be found in cans throughout Belgium.
We cannot wait to try both of the new products from one of Washington's finest.


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Vintage world marketplace style peruvian burlap vest. Fabric is an open weave, soft to the touch burlap. Pattern is a very colorful geometric pattern in hot pink, orange, yellow and burnt orange. Vest is short and boxy. Vest has a decidedly boho hippie vibe and handcrafted 'look'.
Fits like a medium.
Chest: 38"
Shoulders: 16" (arm hole opening to arm hole opening)
Length: 20" (shoulder to hem)
Material: unknown, feels like a soft burlap
Brand/Maker: unknown
Condition: very good, some imperfections in weave due to it being handmade
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2 Thessalonians 1
Isaiah 25-26
Psalm 117
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Thoughts and Commentary on Today's ReadingDeath. It's one of the most painful and difficult realities which any of us have to face. Often, we find the idea of our own death easier to bear than it is to deal with the loss of a loved one. There's no two ways about it - the loss of a loved one in death is painful!
Yet Scripture assures us that Yahweh has overcome death. We know about the Resurrection - and yes, there is comfort in the awareness of that future. But there is also comfort in the face of loss even now. Yahweh, Who only does what is for good, gives comfort to His people by swallowing up the tragedy of death in victory - right in the point of crisis, while our faces are still stained with tears of devastating loss... Look up!
Isaiah 25:8 "He will swallow up death in victory; and Yahweh God will wipe away tears from off all faces; and the rebuke of His people shall He take away from off all the earth: for Yahweh hath spoken it.


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09.29.09 gaborone, mogobane
Dumelang ditsala! Ke mo ofising ya administration ya sekolo as has become my habit 7 o'clock, every morning, Monday through Friday. I'm sorry I haven't written in a while. I think its been well over a month now since my last correspondence.
To recap where I last left off, ke ne ke le kwa workshopong ya Peace Corps kwa Gaborone. It was a great chance to see ditsala tsotlhe tsa me di di tswa kwa all over Botswana. I got to see the volunteers down south in Verda/Middlepits, far west in Ghanzi/D'kar, northwest in Shakawe/Etsha, up north in Maun, up way north in Kasane, northeast around Francistown, and of course everyone down here in Kweneng and the Southeast District. Don't these places sound amazing? And what with the all the rain we've been experiencing, I know its only going to get more beautiful.
I saw the worst movie ever with Shelly, Mike, John, Jeff, and Luke. It was G.I. Joe, and man was it terrible. But it definitely fell in the "so bad that it's funny" genre, and it was definitely a good time. I think Jeff liked it more than he cares to admit, but he's a nice guy so I forgive him for his poor taste in cinema.
I learned Yooker! a card game from the Midwest played in teams. I doubt the name of the game is supposed to be capitalized, and am certain that it isn't followed by an exclamation point, but its kind of fun that way don't you think? It's like Yahoo! though I must admit, I am a Googlehead. My old friends from Ntloolongwae, Mpho le Thabang were eager to teach me, and I finally caved, sat in on a game, and became quickly addicted. Because losing can be demoralizing, some teams will give themselves a name to boost morale when things are going badly. Jonathan and I, unfortunately, found ourselves in this situation. We dubbed ourselves the Liquor Jacket (no plural "s"), or LJ for short, and sure enough, we ended up winning throughout the day. On the other hand, the winning team may, in the mean spirit of competition and spite, celebrate their anticipated win when they're "in the barnhouse" (one point away from a win) by "milking the cow," rudely directing the milk into the other team's faces. For those of you who are familiar with the "awkward cow" method of diffusing awkwardness, it's exactly that. Jonathan and I tried to do a variation thereof incorporating the LJ symbol we had given ourselves (yes, we had not only a name, but a gesture), but it was unforgivably awkward and I cringe inwardly at the mere memory of it…
I just got a text from Megan correcting my spelling of Yooker! Apparently, its Euchre, which is actually even cooler than Yooker! It almost looks Greek or something.
The Dorans and the Pappajohns visited me a couple weeks ago! They were my first visitors ever, and it was a good time. I made them brunch, which turned out alright, though they insist it was more than alright and, in fact, excellent. I think they're just being nice. I just found out Colin, who's working with people with disabilities, is learning American Sign Language! The ironic thing is that the very night before, I temporarily lost my hearing (I was frying rice, and when the crackling subsided, I realized I could no longer hear out of my right ear!), and upon contemplating how great a loss hearing would be for someone like myself for whom music and language are undying passions, concluded that this momentary loss of hearing (I was sure it would come back) was an opportunity to experience, even in small part, what being deaf was like. While a far cry from actually experiencing Deaf culture, the experience did provoke me to learn more about ASL and Deaf culture at large. ASL is a fascinatingly expressive language and has made me acutely aware of the incredible eloquence of nonverbal language.
A man came to Mogobane CJSS on behalf of the Ministry to discuss our opinions on inclusive learning for students with disabilities, and he said one thing that has rung in my head ever since: disability is a social construct. While I have long accepted the idea that race, gender, and even sex are social constructs, I never thought much about disability. But, here in Mogobane, whose roads are not paved but dirt, it hit me how very inaccessible this village must be for anyone with a physical disability. In America, where schools are expected to have wheelchair ramps outside every building and Braille signs labeling every room, physical disability does not imply inaccessibility to and inequality in education as much as it is implied here. It was a good discussion that we had, and I know that through impassioned people like the gentleman from Gaborone and my counterpart, Thuli, equal and accessible education for students with all forms of disabilities will be a possibility here in Botswana.
Since getting back to Mogobane, I've been teaching a lot. Nothing new to report. It has been up and down to be honest, but such is the ebb and flow of teaching the youth. Some days, they're with you 100%. Other days, you wonder where their mind has run off to, and whether they like you or not.
I finally started a choir! We've dubbed ourselves the Mogobane Gospel Choir, though we haven't given ourselves a symbol or gesture of some sort…the Liquor Jacket has kind of ruined that for me…
Like teaching, starting this choir has been no crystal staircase. For starters, the students are great kids, but I don't think they're used to approaching singing with the focus and discipline that I expected. Furthermore, for some of the songs, I have distinct parts (soprano, alto, and tenor) I want covered, but they are so accustomed to making their own harmonies, that such direction is, for them, wholly unexpected and is probably something akin to micromanagement. But, I'm accepting that my conception of my role as director of this choir must change, because the reality is that their approach to singing is a beautiful one that I celebrated when I first got here—I cannot forget that.
I had the students select the first part of our repertoire, which now includes six of their favorite songs in Setswana. I am including three American Gospel pieces I learned from Professor James Roberson at UCLA. They're fun pieces, and I'm excited to hear what my students can do with them.
P.S. I got a cat I never told you about. She was kind of a rebound cat, after my dog died. Her name is Fiona and she ran away. But I'm okay with that, because she was mean. She hissed at me and tried to scratch me. She wasn't very nice. She's still my cat though. I just haven't seen her in over a month…
06.13.09 bots 8
A song I wrote for the volunteers:
Once upon a time, 61 Americans from all over the country, and really, all over the world, came to a beautiful, warm, and friendly country called Botswana. Leaving behind family, friends, and personal possessions and halting our careers, relationships and our very lives was not an easy decision, but it was a decision we made whole-heartedly and without reservation. We took on Setswana names, were taken in and cared for by kind Batswana families, and committed ourselves to the daunting task of adopting a language and culture rather unlike the one we left behind. 61 lives coalesced into one. This is our story:
There's Alex boy, and Alex girl, Allison, Amy A, Amy Pappajohn, Annie Rose, Bryan, Carey, Cay, Cherry, Chris, Colin,
Connie, Courtney, Diane, Emily, Erica, Erin, Fatimah, Glenn, Heidi, James, Jeff, Jillian, Joan, John, Jonathan,
Karen A, and Karen B, Katia, Katie, Kelly, Kip, Laura C, Laura N, Lauren, Lisa, Luke, Mary G, Mary H,
Matt, Maureen, Megan, Mich, Mike, Molly, Paul, Phoebe, Ric, Richard, Roberta, Ryan, Sadie, Shannon, Shelly, Sonia, Steffy, Steve, Stuart…and Talya…and Tori…
I'm sorry, folks.
The time's run out to hear our story,
Because it took four verses
Just to say our names.
We rise up from the dust stronger than before.
And our story is not through.
It's just beginning,
Thank you.


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Tuesday was an interesting day here. I got notice that my divorce complaint was successfully filed and that I now needed to serve my husband and get him to sign an acceptance of complaint. In continuing to try to keep this civil and simple, I obviously served him myself. Directly after, I had to explain what it meant and what happens next because I honestly believe he has no clue. He's so in denial of reality that he continues to insist that if I was truly being nice, I'd be working on staying together. Nope, sorry. I've done this pseudo-marriage
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So here's the deal — I've spent practically the entirety of my life living in fear of life and judgment, holding onto secrets that may or may not have been as secret as I believed them to be, and generally just living in a constant state of heightened awareness on the edge of flight. Never being able to truly relax, truly discover and be myself, never believing that it was possible to live any other way. I've had periods where I've convinced myself that I was relaxed, content, and happy — but I realize they were simply a coping facade.


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September Celebrates Great Ocean Road Centenary
Announced by the Hon. Tim Pallas, next month will see the launch of a celebration to mark the centenary of the Great Ocean Road.
The centrepiece of the projects is a documentary titled 'The Story of the Road', which will show how the road came to be – detailing its construction by World War I returned servicemen and their lives as they built the 243-kilometre road, joining the isolated towns lining the western Victorian coastline.


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Individuals Encouraged to Get Flu Shots as Flu Season Begins
Published on 03 October 2019
With the 2018-19 flu season ranking as one of the longest seasons in more than a decade, St. Louis College of Pharmacy is encouraging area residents to get their flu shots now to ensure they are prepared for the season to come.
While the 2018-19 flu season was classified by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as one of "moderate" severity, the season featured two separate waves of Influenza A sickness. The first wave, occurring between October and mid-February, was dominated by the H1N1 flu strain. The second wave of activity, happening from mid-February through mid-May, was highlighted by illness resulting from the H3N2 flu strain, which featured more severe symptoms than the H1N1 strain.
Despite being classified as a "moderate" season, the CDC estimates that the flu caused between 37.4 million and 42.9 million illnesses in the U.S. during the 2018-19 season, and resulted in between 531,000 to 647,000 hospitalizations and between 36,400 and 61,200 deaths.
"Last year's flu season was less severe than the 2017-18 season, but it was also far longer, lasting well into May," said Michelle Jeon, Pharm.D., BCACP, assistant professor of pharmacy practice at the College. "Each season is very different, which makes it highly important for individuals to get a flu shot every year, and get it early, to make sure they are protected for whatever type of flu season lies ahead."
Influenza is a contagious respiratory illness characterized by a variety of symptoms including fever, cough, body aches, headaches and fatigue.
According to the CDC, influenza activity often begins to increase in October, and the season typically lasts through April. CDC recommendations suggest that everyone over six months of age should get a flu vaccine annually. The shot is especially important for those with a high-risk for developing flu-related complications. These groups include children younger than five, adults aged 65 or older, pregnant women, and those with medical conditions such as asthma, chronic lung disease, heart disease, diabetes or other chronic conditions.
"Influenza is a serious disease that can affect all of us, and for high-risk groups, the flu can result in serious illness, hospitalization and even death," Jeon said. "This is why it's so critical for people to get their shot annually, ideally before the end of October. It takes about two weeks for the shot to become effective, so it's always best to get vaccinated early so the body can build up immunity before the flu season ramps up."
In the coming weeks, free flu shots will be available at a variety of locations across the St. Louis area. Individuals can also get shots at their physician's office, area medical clinics and local pharmacies.
"Most community pharmacies now offer immunization services, so that can be a convenient option for those looking to get their flu shot," said Jeon. "But, regardless of location, we can't stress enough how important it is for area residents to get immunized."
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Title: Media Pro fails to produce previews of DNGs larger than thumbnails . . .
Post by: Joel C. on June 21, 2011, 06:03:30 PM
I have been unable to get Media Pro to yield anything bigger than thumbnails for previews from my DNGs. DNGs previously cataloged with I-View/E.M. show up in Media Pro with previews of a size set in those earlier applications, but when I try to add new DNGs to the catalog (which has now been "saved-as" a Media Pro catalog), all I get are puny, nearly-useless previews. To be clear: I opened my existing I-View/EM catalog in Media Pro, then followed the instructions to re-save it as a Media Pro catalog; everything appeared to translate and work fine. But new folders of DNGs added to the catalog only show up with tiny previews.
I have experimented with the "media rendering" settings, trying both the "Phase One" and WIC rendering options, and get the same result regardless. I apologize if this has been dealt with elsewhere in the forum---I have searched here as well as in the Media Pro help options, thus far to no avail. Any helpful advice would be very much appreciated.
Title: Re: Media Pro fails to produce previews of DNGs larger than thumbnails . . .
Post by: Paul_S on June 25, 2011, 12:39:01 AM
The simple fact is that it does not work and even installing the DNG Codec from Adobe does not help. It's sad to say that phaseone have made this progam less usefull than ME2 ever was by introducing multiple bugs ( you will find more) and reducing the usability of it. :(
Lets hope there next update put's all the problems they have created right and we have at least the we had in ME2!


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A Spokane man is facing charges of rape and molestation of two children who were left in his care.
52-Year-old Daniel N. Osorno was charged with five counts of first-degree child rape, five counts of first-degree child molestation, five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and one count of first-degree possession of sexually explicit depictions of a minor following his arrest on Monday and court appearance on Tuesday.
According to court documents, the victims' parents called detectives after they noticed inappropriate behavior from their daughter and asked her where she learned it. She told them from Osorno.
"It's appalling that this person we were supposed to trust had been taking advantage of a 3-year-old," the girl's mother told the Spokesman-Review outside court Tuesday. "Now she has to face this for the rest of her life."
In the course of their investigation, Spokane detectives also recovered almost 500 digital photos and 27 videos depicting the various assaults involving the victims, according to court documents. There was also evidence that Osorno gave his victims marijuana. Police believe the abuse took place sometime during a two year period when he was caring for the girls.
At this time, detectives do not think there are any other victims. Osorno's bail was set at $150,000 during his first appearance Tuesday in Spokane County Superior Court. His next court appearance is Dec. 17.


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Yehuda: your brothers shall praise you. Your hand shall be on your enemies' necks. Your father's sons shall bow to you (Bereishis 49:8)
Chazal say that Yehuda merited this bracha for two - reasons. The first was the praiseworthy adrnission of his deed with Tamar, thereby saving her life and the lives of her two children. He also took Yosef out of the pit into which his brothers had flung him
Reb Leib Chasman, in his Sefer Ohr Yehal, says that the greatness of Yehuda' s deeds can be measured by the vastness of his rewards. In the case of Tamar, though, he was admitting something for which he was completely at fault. In fact by withholding the truth, he would have caused their deaths!? Why was he worthy of reward for saving their lives?
There is a great lesson to be learned from Yehuda' s seemingly simple admission. When most people err, they try to convince themselves that they did not really make a mistake. Even a great ירא שמים may attempt to correct his mistake in such manner to hide it from the public. After all, he may rationalize, the confession of such a sin might constitute a חילול ה desecration of Hashem's Name
On the contrary, an awareness of one's shortcommings is a sign of greatness. Admission of guilt is a glorification of Hashem' s Name, for we realize the limitations of man
Perhaps Yehuda could have found other ways to save Tamar's life. He could have obscured his mistake with the premise that as one of the Gedolai Hador, admitting this error might create a Chilul Hashem. Yet Yehuda was above this line of thinking. Despite all possible ramifications of such an acknowledgement, he admitted the truth and shouldered the responsibility.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post523784980183739799..comments2020-06-29T05:36:09.094-06:00Comments on Paul's Projects: Monitoring Temperatures Using a Raspberry Pi and a MCP3208 ADC with Thermistors Paul Schowhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-63096809636341544082017-03-02T12:20:37.812-07:002017-03-02T12:20:37.812-07:00This comment has been removed by the author.Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-79353832013972476262017-02-11T12:09:12.293-07:002017-02-11T12:09:12.293-07:00Warren.. I'm not the one who made the project...Warren.. I'm not the one who made the project but I saw your comment.. why are you using a diode to ground? His original circuit shows a resistor.. you need the resistor to make the voltage devider circuit.. I wonder if that's why you're having the problem? Stevehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-43112123182795544742016-11-07T22:42:50.023-07:002016-11-07T22:42:50.023-07:00I have been using a 3008, but have a 3208, so am c...I have been using a 3008, but have a 3208, so am considering switching. A couple of questions, if I may...
1. In my 3008, when I put in a reference voltage (a resistance to 3.3V and a diode to ground) into channel 1, I get a lot of variability in my readings -- 503, 506, 510, etc.) Is that a limitation of the chip? Seems like very poor resolution, and it is driving me nuts. Or is the power supply to my board varying?
2. The 3208 has 12-bit resolution, but in your code, you are dividing by 1024 instead of 4096. Why is this?Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-58284116241395733062016-10-23T21:24:37.273-06:002016-10-23T21:24:37.273-06:00i re-did the math from unknown suggestion...it wor...i re-did the math from unknown suggestion...it works out for me...values are better and closer to my test math.Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-23717420073603450722016-10-23T21:23:27.411-06:002016-10-23T21:23:27.411-06:00I re-did the math from unknown suggestion and it s...I re-did the math from unknown suggestion and it seems to be right...im getting values that are real close to my other store bought sensor setups.
Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-63975361978090678342016-09-04T07:19:08.032-06:002016-09-04T07:19:08.032-06:00Great tutorial, thanks for the write up. I've...Great tutorial, thanks for the write up. I've just begun to play around with my RPi as a weather station, beginning with using a DHT11 sensor yesterday. My ultimate goal is to have an accurate home built weather station. This morning I was worrying over the long term accuracy of these cheap Chinese made DHT sensors (the 11 and 22) and started to consider thermistors which lead me to your page. In the long run do you think the thermistor is the best way to go? Seems like all the maker plans I come across use DHT sensors and I'm wondering if it isn't just due to simplicity.cheekygnomehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-7120438971985389462016-08-27T01:01:51.399-06:002016-08-27T01:01:51.399-06:00Cześć czy Ty wiesz jaka jest różnica pomiędzy prze...Cześć czy Ty wiesz jaka jest różnica pomiędzy przetwornikiem 10 a 12 bitowym. Napisałeś rozwiązanie dl 10 bitowego mcp3008 a nie 12bitowego mcp3208Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-28213949484476571602016-05-28T23:54:07.792-06:002016-05-28T23:54:07.792-06:00Hi, nice tutorial. Just wanted to point out that p...Hi, nice tutorial. Just wanted to point out that part off your implementation of the S-H equation in your code is wrong and ought to be corrected. In the c[ln(ohms)]^3 part of the equation, only the value of ln(ohms) should be cubed before multipling by c. In your code, you multiply by c before cubing which will give these very small numbers you describe.Joshhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-16848756775726816932016-05-16T20:25:54.421-06:002016-05-16T20:25:54.421-06:00You're right, it should be connected to an ana...You're right, it should be connected to an analog pin. I'm not sure why I wrote digital there.Paul Schowhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-73974409396551565412016-05-16T19:42:42.467-06:002016-05-16T19:42:42.467-06:00Your sample schematic above (with the photoresisto...Your sample schematic above (with the photoresistor standing in for the thermister) shows it connected to a digital pin.. Dont you mean that to be an analog pin? I thought that was representing an analog pin on the ADC?Stevehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-1633598576410345872016-04-09T22:16:23.238-06:002016-04-09T22:16:23.238-06:00Great sirGreat sirAnonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-13833769353994539092013-12-05T09:34:52.929-07:002013-12-05T09:34:52.929-07:00Consider referencing this if you ever go wireless ...Consider referencing this if you ever go wireless with your sensor. Its a great tutorial using a thermoistor and XRF wireless transcievers!

http://openmicros.org/index.php/articles/79-computer-projects/241-python-thermostat-controlJohn Waynehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-76132499691700301432013-09-27T16:49:47.166-06:002013-09-27T16:49:47.166-06:00Thanks! The problem is with the part of the equati...Thanks! The problem is with the part of the equation that multiplies 0.000000125008328 (C) by the natural log of the resistance. In python it always comes out to zero, even though it should actually be something like 7.6687768*10^-7. There's probably a good way to fix it, but I never figured it out. Paul Schowhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6889717346319980874.post-30652714704457766012013-09-27T06:02:30.460-06:002013-09-27T06:02:30.460-06:00Great Post. Could you eloberate a little on the lo...Great Post. Could you eloberate a little on the log portion?Abhiramhttps://email@example.com