Recent content by taylornate

Organisms cannot get through a dry airlock. Pasteur proved that with his swan neck flask experiment: http://www.pasteurbrewing.com/pasteur-swan-neck-flask-experiment/

I wish I could. Maybe some day. Didn't get a residency spot. I'm going to apply again after the MS.

BS in computer engineering. MD. Now, a grad student in biomedical engineering.

I think what he meant was if the head space is small relative to the volume of beer, the change in carbonation won't be significant. For a back of the envelope calculation, consider 5 gallons of beer with 0.5 gallons of head space, carbed at serving temp at 15 psi gage pressure. That's 30 psi...

What is a doubler?

I thought brandy was distilled.

On Halloween I rode my bicycle to a party with a 2L plastic bottle of Apfelwein in my backpack, along with a few bottles of beer and my heavy U-lock. I've been thinking I need to get a growler because it would be cool, but the thought of it breaking in my backpack also crossed my mind. That...

Should be fine for liquids.

Hey you can send it to me if you want!

Actually, the opposite would be true. You would need less tubing. The filter adds resistance. You don't solve that by adding even more. You may find that the length of tubing you need is less than zero. In other words, you may require a higher than desired pressure just to push through the...

I agree! :mug:

This is a completely accurate statement. It is not the same as saying it has been proven that there is no link. You claim in the first part of this post that the word "debunked" is not what you take issue with, but in this part you go right back to it. Because you continue to ignore a...

I really don't understand what you are trying to say with this post, other than that it appears to have inflammatory intent. Also, you seem to have ignored my post, in which I explain why I think the usage of the word "debunked" may be appropriate.

I guess it depends how you define the word "debunked". Different people may have different ideas about that word. Can scientists say anything more definite about any other materials? I don't know much about the history of this topic, but if at one time in the past it was commonly accepted...

Is it Xilinx?