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66F today here. The summer rains have been regular which is a blessing. I've been getting reports from my sister in Tucson, and they do as much as they can before 9am, then hide indoors. Feel for ya, Brewdude! :sunny:

BH, have you gotten out to shoot a little lately?

Good to see ya Frost! Hope you and yours are doing okay up there.

Happy birthday a day late Carlos :cheers:

Hadn't seen this one in a while.

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Dayum! :shock: :scratch:

Sending good vibes BH. Hoping she'll be okay soon.

GLP Sextant was one I really enjoyed. Also C&D Bow Legged Bear. Those might be off the chart for social consumption though. :P

Welcome! Good to see you back.

Congrats Conrad! :cheers:

I haven't heard of that one yet! On my list now though 8) I needed a change of avatar. I'd had the same one since 2009 I think. We're in what, 2020 or so now? :lol!:

A few I've enjoyed recently: Altered Carbon The Man in the High Castle Ozark Atypical The End of the F***ing World Black Mirror The Expanse Star Trek: Discovery Billions

Pretty much anything Jerry Goldsmith scored is great. He is best known for the newer Star Treks but check out the original 1968 Planet of the Apes soundtrack. It really shows his depth as a composer. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/7_Y3euhd1hY"...

I've never heard of this category. Pray tell.

It has been a while, but I would strongly recommend GLP Meridian in the medium category. I have no idea if it is still available. Anything with actual Syrian Latakia is probably worth it's weight in gold these days.

I've never tried chicory coffee. I remember monbla used to talk about it.

A lot of the kids who work in these cafes come from the fincas (the farms where the coffee is grown) and speak their native languages. Mixe is spoken in Oaxaca and a lot come from there too. When I was teaching in the INBA system here, one of my students brought me coffee and Mezcal both from...

Yeah, when they roast the coffee beans you can smell it for blocks. The kids that work there still speak in Nahuatl between themselves. Amazing really.