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Author Archives: Taliesin
What makes something a “beginner’s beer”?
To my way of thinking, it’s truly lamentable that soda is so ubiquitous in the world today. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy a bit of soda now and again. But back in the day, not every drink was so … Continue reading
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Lodi Beer Company… verdict=awesome!
I never really expected to find something this awesome in Lodi of all places. If you happen to be in Lodi, you NEED to try this place. I started with the Eisbock, went to the English Brown, and ended up … Continue reading
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Objectivism, and why I cannot accept it…
I just got done reading The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. For those who don’t know, The Fountainhead is a novel in which Ayn Rand presents her philosophy, entitled Objectivism. There is a compelling story as well, which I enjoyed. And … Continue reading
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Will the people wake up?
I don’t know the answer to the above question, but I’m all-too-afraid the answer is no. If they can be distracted enough by reality TV, sports, and whatever tidbits get leaked to the news, I am very much afraid that … Continue reading
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Hops of Wrath from Dust Bowl Brewing Co. in Turlock, CA!
Today, I had the privilege of tasting Dust Bowl Brewing Co.’s IPA, the Hops of Wrath. For starters, Don Oliver is by no means an inexperienced brewmaster. He’s been homebrewing for a couple decades now, I believe, and the beers … Continue reading
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Concerning the Census…
And I quote: Representatives shall be apportioned among the several States according to their respective numbers, counting the whole number of persons in each State, excluding Indians not taxed. – 14th Amendment, Section 2, U.S. Constitution …and… The actual Enumeration shall be … Continue reading
Starting up a Pencil and Paper RPG Campaign again…
I want to work on the campaign today while I’m at lunch, but I don’t really have anything to do on it. So I decided to write about it. Pencil and Paper gaming (P&P) has always been something I have … Continue reading
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On Celebrating Christmas…
Potential Spoilers Ahead Concerning Santa Claus, The Easter Bunny, and Maybe Even The Tooth Fairy…be forewarned. I find it interesting that people, who on a regular basis don’t bother with the Lord Jesus Christ, suddenly shift into being radical Christians … Continue reading
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The father of a close friend is passing away today.
It’s possible that he has already passed. I saw him this Thanksgiving, and he had his ever-present smile on his face when he saw me, though he was already not doing terribly well. Dick was a gracious and kind man, … Continue reading
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PayPal locked my account
PayPal locked my account. All because I had the audacity to try BUYING SOMETHING WITH IT!!! Oh heavens to Betsy. Yeah, that’s right. I committed the cardinal PayPal sin of buying something with my PayPal account, and for this grievous … Continue reading