It was a great beer, sorry to see the keg run out. I tried out fermenting in my 35 quart brew pot. Fermenting in my brew pot saves me from having to clean out a fermenter. I drilled a 1/2" hole with a spade drill through the stainless lid for the air lock. After no activity, I guessed my lid was not air tight and got out my wife's stethoscope. Sure enough, the yeast was audibly fermenting away. I'll work on the seal for next time, but I suspect it doesn't really matter all that much. The beer was very close but not the same as the Sierra Nevada Torpedo IIPA. Not better or worse, just a bit different. Here are my notes. Good luck reading them:
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Good bye Beer, I hardly knew ya.
It was a great beer, sorry to see the keg run out. I tried out fermenting in my 35 quart brew pot. Fermenting in my brew pot saves me from having to clean out a fermenter. I drilled a 1/2" hole with a spade drill through the stainless lid for the air lock. After no activity, I guessed my lid was not air tight and got out my wife's stethoscope. Sure enough, the yeast was audibly fermenting away. I'll work on the seal for next time, but I suspect it doesn't really matter all that much. The beer was very close but not the same as the Sierra Nevada Torpedo IIPA. Not better or worse, just a bit different. Here are my notes. Good luck reading them:
Saturday, July 23, 2011
"The iPod cannot be synced. A duplicate file name was specified."
I wasted a lot of time this morning fixing a problem with my generation 4 iPod shuffle. Apple's error message is pretty unhelpful:
"The iPod PIG'S SHUFF cannot be synched. A duplicate file name was specified."
Here is my solution:
In Windows Vista (with iPod attached to computer) go to Start | Computer | Right-Click on iPod shuffle drive | Properties | Tools | Error Checking
Select both check boxes "Automatically fix file system errors" and "Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors" and select the start button.
Problem solved.
"The iPod PIG'S SHUFF cannot be synched. A duplicate file name was specified."
Here is my solution:
In Windows Vista (with iPod attached to computer) go to Start | Computer | Right-Click on iPod shuffle drive | Properties | Tools | Error Checking
Select both check boxes "Automatically fix file system errors" and "Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors" and select the start button.
Problem solved.
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