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sorry, $250

Amazon.com: Giant Strides: Dave McKenna: Music

Amazon.com: Harlem Stride Classics: Donald Lambert: Music Jazz Before Trane

A lot of ~1000 dixieland and other jazz lps for $250

Amazon.com: Greatest Hits: Billie Holiday: Music

6 hrs of basketball probably burned 600 calories

And maybe you decide what you like based on what you read and not what you hear? Or arbitrarily decide. Or have new gear syndrome. Maybe you should stop writing about minute details heard or not, and just enjoy the music, and not worry about the gear so much.

Signal does that for itunes

they called it quad. But there's also analog multitrack

Happy day

boiled shrimp w/ old bay, and my cocktail sauce (horse radish, catsup, lemon juice, sriracha sauce, and wasabi corn w/ old bay

midwinter cleanup in preparation for a weekend visit from my dad, including washing my car

Illinois Jacquet - Birthday Party

Amazon.com: Sea Change: Beck: Music

Beck - Sea Change MFSL Gold CD

Beck - Sea Change MFSL LP

The method I've seen for hopbacking is a challenge, because it requires some fairly specific hardware. But in combination with a wort chiller, it is fairly easy and quick once assembled.

try that alaskan amber clone above, alaskan amber is a really nice beer....

that's ok, more for you

smuggle it in your underwear

Really, after 2 months of lurking, this is how you introduce yourself?

I'm looking into building a mixmasher, right now, too. There's a big gap between "too small" and "too big" in terms of motors...I'm thinking of just going to harbor freight, buying a cheap drill, and using that.

Installed [url=http://schmidling.com/empp.htm]JSP EasyMasher

We used mother-ease diapers for the first 3, but the 4th was in disposables, because the cloth ones made her rashy. We never used a changing table after #1. Just a pad. Kept the little blue foldout pads stashed in the cars, diaper bag, etc. As to what I did today, I put a spigot and "easy mash" screen on my stock pot to ease all-grain brewing.

hops is definitely more expensive because of a shortage