Early drives, and home-sweet-home

(01:25:56) nomadicity2718: early morning drives are all about NPR
(01:26:00) nomadicity2718: and hot donuts
(01:26:02) fourthebluelemur: totally
(01:26:03) fourthebluelemur: oh man
(01:26:10) fourthebluelemur: i feel like driving around in the morning just to do that
(01:26:15) nomadicity2718: (-:
(01:26:18) fourthebluelemur: it's the best thing ever

(01:27:06) fourthebluelemur: gosh i wish i was back in rochester
(01:27:10) fourthebluelemur: it's so boring here
(01:27:15) nomadicity2718: that was quick

[fourthebluelemur = four, nomadicity2718 = nibot]

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I know NOTHING !

the geophysics of beer

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/14/science/14beer.html

With Great Beer, It's All in the Rocks (and That Doesn't Mean Ice)
By KENNETH CHANG

DENVER - The refreshing bitterness of an English pale ale, the clean light taste of a Pilsener, the dark, almost burnt graininess of Irish stout. To Dr. Alex Maltman, these are prime illustrations of the power of geology.
( text of new york times article )

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