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The First Honest Cable Company by ExtremelyDecentFilms:
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Director: Nick Smith
Writers: Nick Smith & Brendan Rice
Cinematography: Joey Rassool
Graphics: Brendan Rice & Mikey Caro
Animations: Mikey Caro
Beer Recipe of the Week: 100% Brettanomyces Belgian Specialty Ale on Homebrewers Association:
This award winning recipe is said to have "all the that is good about brett, without the negatives." A musty, barnyard quality with subtle hints of pineapple compliments the spicy hops and bready malt backbone.
The Brooklyn Brewery MASH by Transient Pictures:
The Brooklyn Brewery Mash tour – adventures in food, film, music, books and beer…
To promote the Brooklyn Brewery’s MASH tour, filmmakers Landon Van Soest and Paul Trillo, created a stop motion tour of the borough. The 11 city tour brings the brewery’s favorite aspects of Brooklyn culture; including food, film, music, books and beer. Keeping with the concept of touring, Landon and Paul shot over 3000 still photos to capture a glimpse of Brooklyn in under 60 seconds. The resulting piece is a fast paced, seamless transition between Brooklyn’s various neighborhoods and establishments.
The MASH tour begins at SXSW in Austin and tours to 10 additional cities through the end of the year. For more information visit http://brooklynbrewerymash.com
Special thanks to The Bedford, Videology , Co-Op 87 Records, Spoonbill & Sugartown Booksellers and the Found Footage Festival. Music by Noah Cunningham.
Landon Van Soest – http://transientpictures.com
Paul Trillo – http://paultrillo.com
The art and science of beer by UCofficeofpresident:
What do people do while waiting for wine grapes to ferment? Enjoy a beer, of course. Charlie Bamforth, the head of Malting and Brewing Science at UC Davis, explains beer-making and reveals how to pick the freshest pint when you’re at a pub.
To see more stories, visit http://www.onwardcalifornia.com/#stories
Mead Recipe of the Week: Brewer Brian’s Orange Blossom Mead on Homebrewers Association:
Celebrate spring with Brain Cooper's 2008 NHC gold medal Mead recipe made with orange blossom honey! NHC Judges comments included "Great Job." "Very drinkable." and "Refreshing!"
Beer Recipe of the Week: Jaggery Pale Ale on Homebrewers Association:
A radical beer for the radical homebrewer! This pale ale recipe from Randy Mosher's book Radical Brewing, uses an unrefined jaggery sugar made from the sap of a palm tree. Jaggery sugar originated in Asia, and adds maple notes to the beer!
Beer Recipe of the Week: Deck-Head Stout on Homebrewers Association:
This recipe for Deck-Head Stout won a gold medal in the 1995 National Homebrew Competition. Featured in A Year of Beer, by Amahl Turczyn, this classic Irish Dry Stout is sure to bring out your inner leprechaun on St. Paddy's day!
Beer Recipe of the Week: Joe Gillian’s Red on Homebrewers Association:
"Top o' the mornin" to ya! Celebrate St. Patty's day this year with a traditional Irish Red Ale. Sláinte!
A new Flickr Favorite by BphotoR.
EXPLORE, February 26, 2013, #2
Wow !…thank you very much 🙂
Uploaded: February 26, 2013 at 04:28AM
A bird ballet | Music Video by Neels CASTILLON:
We were shooting for a commercial with my DP waiting for an helicopter flying into the sunset, when thousands and thousands of birds came and made this incredible dance in the sky. It was amazing, we just forgot our job and started this little piece of poetry… Enjoy !
Thanks to the birds…
And thanks to Ariane Cornic (Masterfilms) and Philippe Pangrazzi who let us shoot during our working time.
Please watch it in HD or download it in best quality (if you have a vimeo account)
Made by: Neels CASTILLON
DP: Mathias Touzeris
Music: Hand-made – Alt J / Buy on iTunes here: http://smarturl.it/AnAwesomeWave
Location: Marseille, France
PS: Now I know it’s called a murmuration and the birds are Starlings.
BBC Nature says “starlings are known for these wonderful swirling aerial displays, done at dusk as they get ready to roost for the winter.”