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RIP Kirk Douglas

Yes, thank you Sir.

^ yep.

Art Blakey - Moanin'

Terrible, I can't believe I'm typing this but RIP Kobe.

RIP Mr. Lehrer

I arrived at the same conclusion. Other than french Press, the pour over is my favorite. The Aeropress is versitile but leans towards the acidic side for me. That said, I still use it regularly. I'd love to get into espresso, but kitchen counter space and cost to get it right keeps me from going down that road.

RIP Terry

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Frank Sinatra - In The Wee Small Hours Qobuz 24/192

We caught this on one of those critter cams last week. I slowed it down to 10%. The mouse is seen wondering around prior to this video. Nature is indeed brutal. owl slo mo.mp4

Snowy White - Little Wing

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Only $2,500.

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@HiWire Thanks for your impressions. They caused me to try the deluxe pads, and as you stated, it improved the hp-2s in the areas you pointed out. The flats are going into a zip lock bag for the foreseeable future.

Not only that but if you're a daily drinker it gets old fast. Tmoney's rec is probably the best bang for your buck option.

HemiSam, You could look at hand grinders since kitchen space is a concern.

RIP Neil Peart ?

I use the Fellow Stagg kettle. I brew right over a cup, but that carafe looks good. Hmm, may get one myself.

Do you have a gooseneck kettle?

I've had the Aero for a couple of weeks. I enjoy it for a relatively quick cup but pour over (Kalita 185) just tastes better to me. I found some tasty methods recently from this (recipes at the bottom) Linkey

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