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This is true. Sound pressure waves consist both of areas of greater than and areas of less than normal atmospheric pressure. There is no atmospheric pressure in space therefore neither compression (greater than atmospheric pressure) or rarefaction (less than normal atmospheric pressure) can exist.

Oh ****! I'm stoked! The new Comeback Kid record is coming out this March.

Nice.

I'll have to check that one out. Thanks for the heads up!

By all means, post away! I enjoyed the video.

It was my first batch. I was siphoning into my bottling bucket and left the spigot open. I lost about a six pack and gained a very sticky floor before I realized what I had forgotten to do. I had to mop the dining room floor 3 times before it ceased to be sticky.

:D I've totally done this.

Bubs would brew in the winter...

Bad Religion did a Christmas LP. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm7e6SPTQtI

I'm bumping this for more pics and videos. Let's see the steam coming off of your kettle!

My pleasure.

If I remember correctly I did 3 weeks in the fermenter, 3 weeks in bottles and a few days in the fridge.

Amazing how that happens, right? I'm the same way although I don't do 10 gallon batches.

No worries. I'm just glad I could help!

I read "Camelback Mountain" and looked to see WA as a location and was a bit confused. As I continued reading sense was made of the situation...

I know this has nothing to do with breweries in Detroit, but it's at least related to Detroit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aktLRiWXfqg

I see...

Can't say I'm a fan of repeatedly dipping my pen. It's not very convenient. With that being typed, carry on...

:D I must be doing something wrong then...

:D http://homes.yahoo.com/photos/sex-pistols-johnny-rotten-selling-really-un-punk-malibu-ranch-house-for-1-995-million-slideshow/