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Fairfax (Lorton), Virginia, USA.
9 October 2015.
▶ Fair Winds Brewing has a 3-vessel 30-barrel-capacity brewhouse, consisting of a mash/lauter tun (pictured above), a kettle, and a whirlpool.
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▶ "A lauter tun is a vessel for separating the wort [sugar solution extracted from barley malt during a mash}. A lauter tun works much like a large sieve. It normally has a slotted, perforated floor, also called a false bottom, which holds the spent, milled grains, while allowing the wort to filter through the grain bed and collect in the space beneath; the wort then runs to the brew kettle. [...] Most lauter tuns are fit with motorized rakes that cut through the grain bed to give it greater filterability."
— The Oxford Companion to Beer
Oxford University Press, 2012.
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David Bradley
The Concrete Heritage Museum is losing a long term storage room as the owners of the building would like to renovate it for a future purpose. Much of what we have in there has no real place in our museum so we would like to dispose of it. Offering it to other museums is part of the process, so we hope that some of it will find a home in nearby community museums. Part of it is shown in these pictures today and more will be added later.
A random link failed. Perhaps it was weak from the string-in-the-rear-wheel incident, who knows. The string in the rear wheel meant I was going to have to have the rear derailleur rebuilt. Now it will have to be replaced.
This was one of the (many) mountain lakes we encountered on our way into Wyoming and Yellowstone park. I'm not exactly sure, but I believe this one is called Chain Lake.
Photo taken from a turnout on the Beartooth HWY (212).
This well-known Moortown pub has been shut for a few months now, since around May 2007. For the last couple of years it was just The Bull, previously The Chained Bull, Harrogate Road, Leeds
It was knocked down on June 9 2008 to make way for expansion of the Marks and Spencers store next to it.
An aerial view from behind the pub can be seen on Leodis at www.leodis.net/display.aspx?resourceIdentifier=2002821_58... and Leodis also has a photo of the original Chained Bull from 1925 www.leodis.net/display.aspx?resourceIdentifier=200273_103...
The official date of "the mid-15th century" as can be read on the museum label is highly debatable. I date this guy to be made around 1360 to 1375, based on stylistical grounds.
Note the horse's chamfron, the retention chains and the tight coat-of-plates with shoulder protection, and the hourglass gauntlets. Also note the large defensive plate on the saddle, making complete leg armour almost obsolete.
Instruction #4 - an example of human ingenuity which would otherwise go unnoticed. This was a bit of a tricky one and I can't seem to find examples of the kind of genuine, impromptu problem solving ingenuity that I'd hoped to find in response to this instruction, the kind that I've seen in other, poorer parts of the world, where ingenuity is often borne out of necessity. So instead I've opted for a clever bit of mass produced engineering, the type which I still think is pretty ingenious and is largely unnoticed - gear cogs and a bicycle chain.
This council operated ferry will whisk you across the River Avon in a couple of minutes for 50pence!...Stratford-Upon-Avon 10/08/18
The Chain Link Arches were a public art installation beneath Brunel's impressive viaduct across the River Rhondda in Pontypridd in 2010. Consisting of coloured floodlights that lit up the underside of the arches as dusk turned to night, they made a somewhat eerie sight.
Although I can't find any reference to it online, and unfortunately RCT's own website doesn't leave old news articles published (grrrr), I've a memory of reading that this was conceived along with Unity to help promote Pontypridd. I must be mistaken on that part, because the Chain Link Arches have so few hits on Google that it is as if no-one knew it was there :(
Unfortunately, I've been unable to find out anything more about this piece of art. If you know who the artist was, when it was first installed, and when it was finally removed, I'd love to hear from you in the comments below!
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Grandmaster Michael A. Stelzer previews several of his martial arts instructional and certification programs.
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Scringy with Hands in Chains in Target's Halloween Depart 2012. This Picture has been widely reproduced from the creative commons instagram version
Oha! Clients idea:
A skull (from T-Shirt) bounded with chains from the neck to the rips, but moving as if it will escape!
Had to draw the chain rings by hand on his skin. Because it's not possible to draw it exactly with inner and outer, i only drawed parts of the rings to fix the size. The rest (inner, outer, crossings) are tattooed free hand.
Bread History
Spotted: Gurney Plaza, Penang, Malaysia
Gist: Bakery with Western pastries and Asian-influenced pick-your-own goodies, not to be confused with nearly identical BreadTalk (my favorite) or Bread Story.
Oddity: Spare Rib Bun, which have nothing to do with ribs and everything to do with sausage (non-pork), chicken floss and mayonnaise.
Origin: ?
Locations: Malaysia and ?
For a contest..
A7X- Blinded In Chains
Now look at the world and see how the humans bleed
As I sit up here and wonder "bout how you sold your mind, body and soul
Looking at the fields so green I know this sounds obscene
I see you're living for tomorrow but decisions you have made will leave you empty
You've fallen asleep in denial
Look at the way we're dyin'
How it ends I'll never know
Just live your life blind like me