What beer are you drinking now? #4259

Home, a/c units in the windows
Rugged is the only way to describe the workday.
this offering needs more Chinook hops
Stay as cool as you can out there
Cheers all

 

Deadhead IPA ~ Destihl


Grateful Dead ~ Ripple

 

Finished loading about 200 45acp 200g hp so I can switch the xl750 over to s/w 40, nice to work in the AC. NB Juicy Haze, it's nice and cloudy with about a 15-20 mph breeze.

 

It almost seems like blasphemy to drink yellow beer out of this glass, but once I start with a glass, I'm in for the duration. Not fond of doing extra glass washing.

 

It was walking then $2 pints Tuesday for me. Met a group of friends today at Tap 22 for $6 cheeseburgers and fries. I stuck with Shiner TexHex Storm Caster IPA. Cheers!

 

I keep reading about the tropical cyclone, depression, storm...whatever that is suppose to be coming into the Houston area (well should have been here yesterday ha) but nothing. So what, time for a beer and some Wayne Shorter.

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale in the glass.

Schizophrenia spinning.

 

Hey everyone. Trying to stay cool today. Waiting for the Elden Ring DLC.

 

My reward for going to Publix! Nice limited release Florida pale ale.

 

MMM, bahn mi, always love it. Looking forward to going to Hughies (my local Vietnamese beer bar) later on Thursday, for Saint Arnold's 30th Anniversary tap takeover. As usually with these, I always run into a lot of people I know, and usually forget to take any pictures...if I can remember, I'll post them, cause there will be lots of bahn mis had

 

Banging a Focal Banger after spending the day working onsite. First time I've been into one of the Biohazard level 2 labs since 2020 - I did a ticket in there today. It's hot here today, but I left my blinds closed all day and the AC on low so it's comfortable in the house.

 

Crazy!

 

Jai Alai with a little Jack Link's bacon jerky.

 

Outstanding brewery.,. great barrel program., And BILLS fans too! Cheers!

 

Just in from a quick trip to Maine for my brother's 60th. Had to stop at Wholefoods in Portland. I guess I have to go to Maine to get fresh Jai Alai and Jack's Abby I can never find around here!

 

Sounds like a great time will be had! Bahn mi's are quite possibly my favorite version of a sandwich. Just something about the meat, the freshness from the pickled veggies and herbs, and the crispy bread that make it so good! The Vietnamese know how to eat.

 

Agreed on everything you said

 

The Biohazard Level 3 and 4 labs are the ones you don't want to have to go in. I've worked in a BSL-3 lab before, but never in a BSL-4 lab - thank God. When I went into the BSL-3 lab i had to get all suited up to go in.

Biosafety Level 2 (BSL-2)

BSL-2 laboratories are used to study moderate-risk infectious agents or toxins that pose a risk if accidentally inhaled, swallowed, or exposed to the skin. Design requirements for BSL-2 laboratories include hand washing sinks, eye washing stations in case of accidents, and doors that close automatically and lock. BSL-2 labs must also have access to equipment that can decontaminate laboratory waste, including an incinerator, an autoclave, and/or another method, depending on the biological risk assessment.

Biosafety Level 3 (BSL-3)

BSL-3 laboratories are used to study infectious agents or toxins that may be transmitted through the air and cause potentially lethal infection through inhalation exposure. Researchers perform all experiments in biosafety cabinets that use carefully controlled air flow or sealed enclosures to prevent infection. BSL-3 laboratories are designed to be easily decontaminated. These laboratories must use controlled, or “directional,” air flow to ensure that air flows from non-laboratory areas (such as the hallway) into laboratory areas as an additional safety measure.

Other engineered safety features include the use of two self-closing, or interlocked, doors, sealed windows and wall surfaces, and filtered ventilation systems. BSL-3 labs must also have access to equipment that can decontaminate laboratory waste, including an incinerator, an autoclave, and/or another method, depending on the biological risk assessment.

Biosafety Level 4 (BSL-4)

BSL-4 laboratories are used to study infectious agents or toxins that pose a high risk of aerosol-transmitted laboratory infections and life-threatening disease for which no vaccine or therapy is available. The laboratories incorporate all BSL 3 features and occupy safe, isolated zones within a larger building or may be housed in a separate, dedicated building. Access to BSL-4 laboratories is carefully controlled and requires significant training.

 

Dinner slowly cooks
The day closes with Charlie
He was a good boy

cheers all

 

Juice time.