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I think I found a new way to create responsive emails, without media queries. The solution involves the CSS calc() function and the three width, min-widthand max-width properties. Or as I like to call them all together: the Fab Four … Continue reading
What is the Function of Boiling Wort?
Many homebrewers who are new to all grain brewing ask us if it’s possible to reduce the time spent on their brew day by cutting down the amount of time they spend boiling their wort, Often their thinking is along … Continue reading
The Sulfate to Chloride Ratio and Beer Bitterness
This week I look at the Sulfate to Chloride ratio and how it can have a significant impact on the perceived bitterness of your beer. In fact, it is probably second only to mash pH when we discuss the flavor … Continue reading
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Frontend Development
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Mash Temperature Adjustment for Home Brewing
Even the best brewers occasionally miss their target mash temperature. Whether its due to a calculation error, water temperatures being off or perhaps just a cold mash tun it eventually happens to us all. So today I’m going to cover … Continue reading
A Genius Way to Grow Peppers & Tomatoes in Buckets (Self-Watering)
The Alaska Grow Bucket design is based on a Sub Irrigated Planter (SIP) that irrigates from below your plants and depends on a wicking medium to draw water up to the plant roots. The advantage of this system over other … Continue reading
Irish Phrases That Don’t Translate
Not only do us Irish have our own language, Gaelic (though most of us that are actually from Ireland just call it Irish and can barely speak it), but our version of the English language is also like a whole … Continue reading
The Tsar’s Kvass
Kvass is an ancient Russian beverage that has been around for much of the country’s history. The style ferments bread or flour along with other locally available ingredients to create a low-alcohol, bready ale with a hint of tartness from … Continue reading