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That is a great deal and I would be all over this if you wanted to ship it to Canada. :)

I'm a graphic and web designer. Been running a small design studio in Ontario for almost 8 years now. I do a bit of print, some branding and marketing as well. It's an enjoyable industry to be in.

I second "Designing Great Beers". It goes into excellent detail on how to calculate your grain needed to hit specific targets and so on. There's math involved but it's all relatively simple once you read through it and remember the calculations. Nothing more than elementary school level math.

I ferment small batches regularly in 1 gallon glass growlers. They work quite well. Most home brew shops stock them.

Luckily I work from home so I don't have to go anywhere! We did get quite a bit in Southwestern Ontario last night though.

I'm looking for a project to work on to get some use out of my newly minted Apple Developer Membership, so I'm putting out a question to all my fellow home brewers... What would you be looking for in an iPhone or iPad brewing application? Is there anything missing in current brewing...

I'm in Chatham and do most of my ordering through Canadian Home Brew Supplies. If you know any other all-grain brewers we could always look at doing bulk buys to save some money. I've been trying to compile a list of home brewers close to Chatham-Kent. The SOB is great but is mostly Toronto-based.

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