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As a result, home brew remains popular, especially in rural areas.

This video is pre-recorded material, which suggests a home-brew hack.

Front Burner The ultimate homemade weeknight dinner should include a home brew.

By contrast, this year's competition was more like a home-brew computer club.

Banana Phone was not the only home-brew proposal submitted to the Robocall Challenge.

So we're back after 28 days from our start date with our home brew.

Architect Gustavo Izarra took up home-brew after visiting his daughter in Belgium in 2012.

Sunday: Submit your homemade beer to the home-brew competition at Randolph Beer Dumbo, Brooklyn.

Their home brew was toxic; it tasted like rubbing alcohol with a splash of prune juice.

Receiving a good home brew from a customer is a regular perk of his job, Mr. LaPolla, 52, said.

It comes with NES, SNES, Arcade, and Playstation emulators built in as well as a few home-brew games.

There are many home-brew options available for coffee, but this is among the first available specifically for chai.

"In a year and a half, I went to some home brew knowledge to opening a commercial brewery," he said.

Clinton has blamed the announcement of the FBI's reopened probe into her "home brew" server for her loss to Trump.

This suggests people's affinity for home brew may be cultural, although Rossow adds that the prevalence of moonshine is dwindling.

Right before dinner, there's another surprise guest — it's NBA superstar Chris Bosh, with a growler of home brew and a smile.

The couple began brewing their own beer over the course of their relationship and even entered, and won, home-brew competitions.

Home-brew setups depend on the couple's space (and commitment), but tend to fall into the five- to 10-gallon range.

While some connoisseurs home brew to satisfy their own insatiable cravings, others do so to sell online and at gay events.

The FBI will file criminal charges related to Hillary Clinton's use of a home-brew email server as secretary of state.

The manager brought in some of his pineapple home brew cider for us to try and it is amazing and dangerous.

So 15 years ago the company began distributing home-brew kits to employees and encouraging them to get creative in their kitchens.

"We saw how upset people were with current systems, people were trying to do this with a home-brew fix," Harbaugh said.

And for others, the culprit might be the online world of dubious home-brew recipes for getting a better high while vaping.

Illegal home brew is often referred to as "desi daru," which means "indigenous alcohol" and refers to traditional legal brews as well.

In 2014, 1,513 Indians died after imbibing toxic home brew—mainly as a result of lethal methanol unwittingly being manufactured rather than ethanol.

Two years ago, when liquor stores were shut in Sindh over the Eid holiday, more than 25 people died after drinking home-brew.

"These are all done at home brew level — it can be pretty hit and miss — but these home brews were very clear," he added.

And, of course, it's much easier to envision an exit in the shipping space in Norway than for, say, a home-brew Uber competitor.

The earliest art was mostly home brew stuff done by local amateur artists and it illustrated simple concepts and ideas, like weapons and monsters.

In 1998, Mr. Knott said, he returned to Louisiana, where he and his brothers made home brew mainly to have something good to drink.

Plus, Meg Gill of Golden Road Brewing heads to Hawaii to check out the state's home-brew scene on a new episode of BEERLAND.

We eat it with brown rice and steamed broccoli and each have a glass of home-brew beer while watching a trashy reality cooking competition.

Strzok also reportedly edited a key line in Comey's statement in July 2016 originally announcing Clinton would face no charges over her "home brew" server.

Netherlands-based Minibrew has raised $2.8 million in seed funding after completing a successful $350,000 crowdfunding campaign to bring some smarts to the home-brew process.

Working under the name Me Time, Barrable-Tishauer performs at various events, including a monthly show called Home Brew, which takes place at Toronto's Supermarket Bar.

He doodled through high school — correcting biology teachers — and was kicked out of a local science fair for what was deemed reckless home-brew genetic engineering.

Dubbed "Poison Tap," Kamar's new home brew device allows someone to plant a backdoor on a computer in just one minute, even when the device is locked.

In short it's a mini computer that can probably play some games, display some HD video, and generally be used in all sorts of home-brew projects.

While most people who home-brew don't get sick, there have been documented instances of illness either due to contamination or to high acid levels from fermentation.

"They may have followed the same home brew recipe," Jackler suggested, with kitchen brewers adding the culprit ingredient to vape juice used by otherwise unconnected vapers everywhere.

The rise of the truly open cellphone – what Android was supposed to be but isn't – would have created an entirely new ecosystem for cellphone apps and home-brew.

Kristie Nystedt and her husband, Patrik, tackled the cost by establishing three businesses in one: a brewery, a commercial-brewing-equipment supplier, and a home-brew-equipment supplier.

On the other hand, organic juice startup Raw Pressery sells booster shots with turmeric, coconut milk, pineapple and pepper, giving a trendy spin to a humble home brew.

The entrants include a unique home-brew system that lets pianists play the rhythm guitar, a huge sheet of metal that sounds like an orchestra, and an electric mbira.

For those who enjoy soldering up their own home-brew solutions, details of a fascinating call-blocking project called Banana Phone can be found on the Raspberry Pi website.

Undaunted, Clinton allegedly used a private email account and home-brew server located in her New York state home to conduct official business while serving as secretary of State.

The store was very bare-bones, with none of the usual last-minute goodies, home-brew coffee bags, and branded mugs that pepper the shelves of a traditional Starbucks.

A quick Google of "beer bottle bomb" yields plenty of results on home brew sites warning of this menace (don't, as I mistakenly did, Google just the phrase "bottle bomb").

But Donald Trump's signature home brew, composed of the GOP's libertarian and crony capitalism mixed with its racism, nativism, and misogyny, is, unlike Trump's clothing line, made in the USA.

Order your cans of 30 year water, figure out how to make home-brew antibiotics, and buy a mating pair of Irish wolfhounds because, ladies and gentlemen, winter is coming.

As the sun began to set one recent afternoon, a group of men on the Ugandan side began to pass around a large plastic bottle of waragi, a home brew.

The chairman of the House's special committee investigating the 85033 terror attack in Benghazi, Libya, called Hillary Clinton's unique "home brew" email setup a "smoking gun" in an interview this week.

There are many legitimate reasons to jailbreak a video game console—modding the Switch allows greater customizability, the ability to side load bespoke apps, and the ability to play home-brew games.

But the community of home-brew developers built unofficial integrations that allowed SmartThings customers to access data from their Nest thermostats and use it to control other devices that SmartThings does support.

By combining a mixture of organic compost, worm casings, and a special "home brew" of compost and native, non-genetically modified wildflower seeds, Seedles set a goal to grow one billion wildflowers.

It took him six years, with his trade bill — one of his top foreign policy initiatives — on the line, to go to the congressional baseball game, toting some White House home brew.

If Sprave has any plans of one-upping this creation, which seems to be his obsession, he's going to need to switch to something other than lumber for his home brew arsenal.[YouTube]

Even if you can optimize your brew method and apparatus to precisely mimic your favorite barista, there is still a near-certain chance that your home brew will taste different from the cafe's.

We asked 14 coffee experts — baristas, roasters, food-industry professionals, and just plain coffee snobs — what coffee makers out there will give you a good, simple at-home brew without all the fuss.

The 19-year-old Minnesotan singer Corbin Smidzik's fame might have seemed like a passing craze in 2014, when he gained notice for the spectral home-brew R&B he made as Spooky Black.

Valand walked Business Insider through the home-brew process, which consists of a three-hour brew day, two weeks of fermentation, and two weeks in the bottle before your beer is ready to drink.

Individuals clearly have a right to discuss and disseminate information on how to conduct lawful activities, whether it be how to drive a car, how to home-brew moonshine, or how to smith a firearm.

If mom and dad are home brew and craft beer enthusiasts, this uKeg Pressurized Growler from GrowlerWerks is the best way to transport frosty ales and beers from the bar to the home with ease.

If mum and dad are home brew and craft beer enthusiasts, this uKeg Pressurised Growler from GrowlerWerks is the best way to transport frosty ales and beers from the bar to the home with ease.

The new class of hard seltzer arose in 212 with a brand aptly named SpikedSeltzer, when two men in Boston, inspired by their wives' love of sparkling water, decided to home-brew an alcoholic version.

To his rivals and critics, the eight years of Obama brought I.R.S. scandals, Benghazi, Hillary Clinton's home-brew email, too much focus on gays and immigrants, too few jobs, and a world suddenly on fire.

When the Switch tries to connect to Wi-Fi it will go to the home-brew captive portal on your machine and then you can read and write directly to memory from a very simple shell.

Opening five years ago, they started off only making cask beer, but as the craft beer scene exploded quicker than the lid off a potent home-brew, they began to get more adventurous with their products.

In a statement posted to their Facebook page, the company said the instrument remained, "essentially unused" for 56 years, though YES guitarist Steve Howe reportedly used it on a track for his "home-brew" demo recordings.

A report late last month from the State Department's office of Inspector General that found she broke rules with her home-brew setup was just the latest bad headline, confidantes, donors and other allies said in interviews.

Pressurised Growler If mum and dad are home brew and craft beer enthusiasts, this uKeg Pressurised Growler from GrowlerWerks is the best way to transport frosty ales and beers from the bar to the home with ease.

They bonded over their shared interest in craft beer (she had brought her own to the party) and later went on to home-brew together and travel around the country to visit breweries and try new beers.

The first problem with "Brewery Brothers" and "Hop Dreams" is that they do nothing to make those who don't home-brew their beer understand why, exactly, home-brewing beer is such a fascination for those who love it.

The recent discovery of emails that may have passed through Clinton's home-brew server during an unrelated federal investigation of Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of Clinton's closest aide, Huma Abedin, brought very similar considerations to the fore.

They say that while you may be unable to share them with your friends just yet, if you start your own home-brew kits now, in a month or so you can enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Hillary Clinton, who in August said she "did not send classified material", in fact used her home-brew IT system in eight e-mail chains containing material that someone in her position should have known was classified top-secret.

Jon Peterson: Ed [Greenwood] had the most amazing home brew campaign, he was one of those dungeon masters who thinks up a fantasy world that would already be great for a novel, and then parachutes some characters into it.

"I've been joking with people that if you're going to want a new beer coming out pretty soon, you're going to have to drink your brother-in-law's home brew," said Russ Klisch, founder and president of Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee.

Once you've got your hands on a SCOBY—that's the Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast, that crazy alien-looking-ass thing that turns old tea into delicious 'buch—you can use it to make your home brew for literally years with minimal effort.

But at Bitter & Esters, a home-brew shop in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, hopeful brewers discuss all parts of the process with like-minded beer aficionados, from the minutiae (and there is quite a lot of detail) to the merrymaking when an especially good batch is turned out.

But right now, perhaps because of the unusually strong home-brew beer I was drinking, I was enjoying it immensely, and I felt a strange tenderness for him swelling in my chest, an almost fraternal instinct of protection, very much at odds with any properly journalistic imperatives.

In 2015, at least 100 people in a Mumbai-area slum were killed, and in 2008, in one of the largest incidents of this kind in recent decades, more than 170 people died after drinking an illicit home brew in slum areas of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

Though the discontinuation of the Dreamcast marked the end of an era for SEGA, it lives on through home-brew culture and indie titles—mostly scrolling shoot 'em ups, such as Last Hope, Sturmwind, and Fast Striker—that are still being released for the console to this day.

Instead of flash and noise, Mr. Spielberg and his visual team (led by his standby cinematographer, Janusz Kaminski) go for shimmer and glow, with the exception of a few bouts of loud, fluorescent flatulence called forth by the bubbly home brew that is the BFG's tipple of choice.

Clinton, her closest political advisers (and even some veteran State Department officials) were made aware of the legal violations and national security risks associated with her home-brew email server, worked to circumvent government rules, and after failing to do so, just ignored the law and attempted to cover it up.

The FBI's review of the emails discovered on Weiner's computer revealed nothing to change the bureau's assessment that Clinton's home-brew email system did not rise to the level of criminal charges, but their release has nonetheless prompted fresh calls from Trump and his allies for continued probing of Clinton and her team.

Home Brew was released in New Zealand and Australia by the independent record label Young, Gifted & Broke on 1 May 2012. A 48-hour-long launch party titled Home Brew Speakeasy was held from 5 May to 7 May at Shooters Saloon in Kingsland, Auckland; tickets included a copy of the album. In July 2013, Home Brew toured New Zealand on the Home Brew Speakeasy Tour. They performed one show each in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, Queenstown, Dunedin and Christchurch.

Flume, Shapeshifter, David Dallas, Peking Duk, Sticky Fingers, Home Brew.

Home Brew is the first studio album by New Zealand hip-hop group Home Brew. It was released by Young, Gifted & Broke on 1 May 2012. The album draws mainly from the genre of New Zealand hip hop, but is also jazz-influenced. Home Brew was promoted by a 48-hour-long release party and a six-show tour of New Zealand cities.

Retrieved March 6, 2011.Kinnon, Joy Bennett (July 1997). "Home Brew: Erykah Badu ". Ebony: 36–37.

The Oregon State Fair has a home brew competition that includes a category for specialty and experimental beers.

Retrieved March 6, 2011.Kinnon, Joy Bennett (July 1997). "Home Brew: Erykah Badu". Ebony: 36–37. Retrieved November 2, 2011.

Lovecraft originally serialized the story in Home Brew Vol. 1 #1-6, an amateur magazine published by his friend George Julian Houtain.

Writing for The Dominion Post, Luke Appleby praised the album's beats, instrumentation and lyrical honesty, and gave it five out of five stars. Lydia Jenkin of The New Zealand Herald rated Home Brew four and a half stars out of five. John Hayden from the Otago Daily Times picked Home Brew as one of the top albums of 2012. At the 2012 New Zealand Music Awards, Home Brew was nominated in the categories of Album of the Year, Best Group, Breakthrough Artist of the Year and Best Urban/Hip Hop Album; it won the Urban/Hip Hop Award.

Had these unethical, home brew circuits been hidden elsewhere (or had never been created), the delay box most likely would have been spared regulatory action.

Home Brew also known as Home Brew Crew is a New Zealand hip hop group. They released their self-titled debut full-length album in May 2012 to some critical acclaim. It hit number 1 on the New Zealand album charts in its first week,Charts.org.nz and is the first New Zealand hip hop album to top the charts since Scribe's album The Crusader in 2003.

"Home Brew" is an episode of the BBC sitcom The Green Green Grass. It was screened on 15 January 2009, as the second episode of the fourth series.

NZ Herald Review of Home Brew (2012) In 2010 Home Brew were shortlisted for the New Zealand Music Awards Critics Choice Prize. In 2012 they won Best Urban / Hip Hop Album at the New Zealand Music Awards and were nominated for four others, including Best Group and Album of the Year. One of their promotional videos, 'Police Stop Seven', has been criticized for condoning drunk-driving.Home Brew drink-drive vid slammed In 2010 they also played at the Big Day Out.

The riot started after the inmates were caught with home brew. Another home brew was involved in riots that occurred less than a year later, when inmates crafted a liquor from Marmite and fruit juice. In May 2007 a report from the Independent Monitoring Board criticised the prison for the neglect of foreign nationals and the treatment of mentally ill offenders at the prison. The report also raised concern that the prison had lacked a Muslim chaplain for two years.

The unethical, hidden home brew circuits performed closed loop control of a drag race car's Elapsed Time ( E.T.). This type of electronic vehicle control was prohibited because it violates rules by automatically performing on-board tasks not triggered by the driver. This circuitry became inserted into a commercial delay box enclosure by the end user as a preferred hiding place. Such home brew circuitry created a "flare up" of the controversy related to electronics in drag racing, additionally, and unfairly tarnishing the delay box.

Brown was born Victoria Mary Haseman, on 23 August 1940 in Liverpool, England. She married Joe Brown and, after leaving the Breakaways, remained a prolific session singer under the name Vicki Brown. The Browns had two children, Sam and Pete Brown; the former a successful singer-songwriter, the latter a record producer. In 1972, Joe Brown formed Brown's Home Brew, which played rock and roll, country and gospel music and featured his wife in the line-up. They released two albums, Brown's Home Brew (1972) and Together (1974), on which both Browns appeared.

Other tests used include the Gaviola or Caustic test which can measure mirrors of fast f/ratio more accurately, and home-brew Interferometric testing made possible in recent years by affordable lasers, digital cameras (such as webcams), and computers.

In 2010 Sharp signed with Darren Scott's internet based Channel C as guest host. In 2011 Touchwood Guitarist Don Macarthur and Sharp launched Sharpy's HBTV (Home Brew TV) 19 short episodes were filmed over two seasons from 2011 to 2013.

The shop also became a place where home brewers could communicate and share ideas with each other. Many of Home Brew Mart's customers went on to found breweries of their own, and the store has been credited with helping to launch San Diego County's reputation as a craft beer mecca. While White ran Home Brew Mart and dreamed of starting his own brewery, A'Hearn went off to the University of California, Davis to get a master brewer's certificate. He became the company's founding brewmaster; however, he left the company soon after the launch of the brewery and became a science teacher.

The P112 is notable because it was the first of the hobbyist single board computers to reach the production stage. The P112 hobbyist computers were relatively widespread and inspired other hobbyist centered home brew computing projects such as N8VEM home brew computing project. The P112 project still maintains many devoted enthusiasts and has an online repository of software and other information. The P112 computer originated as a commercial product of "D-X Designs Pty Ltd" of Australia in 1996. As of August 2016, Dave Brooks has released the hardware and software components of P112 into the public domain, under the GPL.

Home brew alcohol is commonplace in many of the indigenous communities where alcohol has been banned, with recent reports also calling for a ban of popular spread vegemite, because of its reported use in the manufacturing of alcohol in some northern territory communities.

Colin and Kenneth spend much of their time brewing beer and drinking their home-brew. At one point they visit a beer festival, where a fictional language called "Beertongue" is spoken - a mixture of Old English and Latin, with some Klingon and Elvish.

Products sold under the Tooheys trademark are brewed at Tooheys Brewery. Home-brew kits are distributed by Lion and produced at Canterbury Brewery. , the Tooheys brand was the major sponsor of rugby union in New South Wales and Queensland, and sponsored the Melbourne Cup in 2002 and 2003.

Home Brew is a New Zealand hip hop album with heavy jazz influences. It features keyboard instruments, horns, saxophones, guitars and bass. It is divided into two discs: Light and Dark. Light embraces welfare fraud ("Benefit"), alcoholism ("Alcoholic") and using datura as a recreational drug ("Datura/White Flowers").

Since 1963 it has been legal to brew any amount of beer at home, without a licence, providing it is not sold. Home brewing is a reasonably popular hobby, with many towns having home brew shops. Ale is usually brewed, the required equipment being simpler than that for lager.

Due to the scarcity of electricity, a North Korean beer style very similar to steam beer has developed because it does not require refrigeration. California Common is a revered style in the Home Brew community. Many brewing supply shops provide a Steam Beer/ California Common kit, and recipes abound.

In 1994, after winning a Seventeen magazine award and scholarship, Nash assisted Derickson in setting up the Elisa Derickson Fund for Writing through the newly formed South Wood County Community Foundation, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. Nash contributed money from the Roundtable and other fund raising to this fund. Edith Nash's other volumes of poetry include White Line on the Left (Round Robin Press, no date, but circa 1990), The Words (Home Brew Press, 1992), Now is the Time (Round Robin Press, 1996), and A Christmas Offering: Selected Poems, 1985–2000 (privately printed, 2000). Her poetry has been included in the anthologies, The Poetry of Cold (Home Brew Press, 1997), and At the Heart of Riverwood (Round Robin Press, 2000).

She was reported to the revenue authorities in Enniskillen. The officers arrived on a Church Holiday. The congregation left the church before Mass was ended and sent word to Nellie that the officers were on the way. The people ran to her rescue and succeeded in hiding some of the "home brew".

She was interviewed by Michael Mackenzie for Radio National's Bush Telegraph and played her single, live. During August–September she toured Australia promoting her album. Produced by Tecoma, it was released as Home Brew Side One in September, and included work by Wheeler and bass guitar by Lucas Taranto. Her tour continued until October.

The film then cuts to Laurel and Hardy arriving in handcuffs at prison for concocting and selling their own home brew. They become prisoners 44633 and 44634. Stan's loose tooth gets him into trouble with the governor. As they are taken to their cell Stan says that two other inmates are Amos 'n' Andy.

After watching the documentary, Lou joins Doug and Philip on a fishing trip up north. In April 2014, Doug comes to visit Brad and his family on Ramsay Street. Doug also wants to teach his grandson, Josh, the basics of the building trade. Doug catches up with Lou and they decide to start making some of their home brew.

Most subjects of the early medieval Hungarian monarchs were peasants. They only cultivated the most fertile lands, and moved further when the lands became exhausted. Wheat was the most widely produced crop, but barley, the raw material for home brew, was also grown. Even peasants were allowed to hunt and fish in the royal forests that covered large territories in the kingdom.

A glass of Chacha. Chacha ( ch’ach’a ) is a Georgian pomace brandy, a clear and strong (ranging between 40% alcohol for commercially produced to 65% for home brew), which is sometimes called "Wine vodka", "grape vodka", or "Georgian vodka/grappa". It is made of grape pomace (grape residue left after making wine). The term chacha is used in Georgia to refer to grape distillate.

Brewery founder Shaun Hill learned to make beer for a science fair project while in high school, and then started a home-brew club in college. His first commercial experience was at The Shed in Vermont. Hill then went on to brew in Denmark at Fanø Bryghus and Nørrebro Bryghus, before returning to the US to launch his own brewery.

"Herbert West–Reanimator" is a horror short story by American writer H. P. Lovecraft. It was written between October 1921 and June 1922. It was first serialized in February through July 1922 in the amateur publication Home Brew. The story was the basis of the 1985 horror film Re-Animator and its sequels, in addition to numerous other adaptations in various media.

In 2008, four sections of aluminum bleachers were replaced with the Home Brew Alley expansion, a wooden multi-tiered beer garden, that was installed on the first base line. After the 2009 season, the dugouts were expanded, the bullpens were relocated out-of- play, and FieldTurf was installed in the infield and foul territory. As of 2010, the pitcher's mound is the only spot with actual dirt.

Home Brew did not receive much promotion from airplay or television screening due to the profanities contained within the lyrics. However, the album debuted at number one on the New Zealand Albums Chart—the first New Zealand hip hop album to do so since Scribe's The Crusader (2003)— due to high digital pre-ordering. The album remained on the albums chart for fifteen weeks.

The congregation left the church before Mass was ended and sent word to Nellie that the officers were on the way. The people ran to her rescue and succeeded in hiding some of the "home brew". Some people got across the river Tamhnaigh while others followed pursued by the officers who were challenged and shots were fired. Two men, Doyle and McGovern were killed.

A 2010 review study by Puren et al. categorizes viral load testing into three types: (1) nucleic acid amplification based tests (NATs or NAATs) commercially available in the United States with Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval, or on the market in the European Economic Area (EEA) with the CE marking; (2) "Home–brew" or in-house NATs; (3) non-nucleic acid-based test.

Great Lakes Brewery is a craft beer brewery in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Great Lakes Brewery was started in 1987 in an industrial unit in Brampton by Bruce Cornish and four other silent partners. The group produced two beers, an ale and a lager, using malt extract. The beer was packaged in 1 litre plastic home brew bottles with a focus on the home retailer.

Before opening the Dragonmead Larry Channel and Bill Wrobel worked for Chrysler while Earl Scherbarth worked at Ford. Their first interest in brewing came from a home brew kit bought for Scherbarth's birthday. They decided to try different methods and ingredients to create new beers. During this period the group of friends looked into starting a business in the areas of computers or printing.

The level of crime is generally very low with land disputes and homebrew being the main cause behind offences committed. Often disputes involve logging and farming plots. Since June 2006, there have been very few drunk and disorderly incidents reported to the police. This is primarily due to the lack of sugar and yeast on the island which is required to make home brew.

There is generally a surge in home brewing activity following the arrival of the resupply ship. Local home brew is made by fermenting coconut milk, yeast and sugar in a bin and leaving it hidden in the bush for about a week. It is normally drunk on Thursday night after sports day which often leads to disorderly behavior such as fights, noise, loud music, etc.

It also bore striking resemblance to Alles & Bayer's design. One early adopter was Roger Powell who designed his "Databoy" system around it. Powell used a home-brew 8800 system to scan the keyboard and modulation controllers as well as provide access to a custom library of sounds he created. Starting in 1984, Atari started an effort to develop a single-chip implementation of the Alles Machine in their Sierra project.

Founder Jack White developed a taste for beer in college. He and his college roommate Pete A’Hearn began home brewing in their apartment at UCLA. They found they had trouble obtaining the various supplies and ingredients they wanted, and had no access to other home brewers to share ideas with. In 1992, White opened Home Brew Mart in San Diego, selling the supplies and ingredients needed by home brewers.

The PC532 was a "home-brew" microcomputer design created by George Scolaro and Dave Rand in 1989-1990, based on the National Semiconductor NS32532 microprocessor (a member of the NS320xx series). Full hardware documentation for the design, including schematics and PAL programming data, was made freely available, and a short run (around 200) of motherboard PCBs were produced for hobbyists to populate and assemble into fully functional systems.

Marlene also has a fear of the Driscoll Brothers, as seen in both "Brothers and Sisters" and "Home Brew". She has great love of her dog, Earl. Duke has obviously died since his last appearance in Only Fools and Horses; however, this hasn't been revealed within The Green Green Grass. She is also extremely proud of her son Tyler, even when he does something extremely stupid or inept.

Dick Owens gets jailed with his three friends, he for a brawl and his friends for not paying alimony. Owens is visited in jail by Shirley Dalton, the girl he loves. She has decided not to marry him until his jailed friends are happily back with their wives. Owens takes his friends then escapes to Tangerine, a South Sea isle run by King Home-Brew, an American expatriate.

Roger Everett Gregory is a US computer programmer, technologist, and scientist. Gregory's work in project Xanadu made him one of earliest pioneers of hypertext technology, which helped lay the foundations for the hyperlink technology that underlies the World Wide Web. Roger attended the University of Michigan as a mathematics major. In the 1970s, Roger founded the Ann Arbor Computer Club, similar to the West Coast's Home Brew Computer Club.

Siwucha is one of the generic Slavic words for a moonshine. In Polish it denotes a home- brew vodka or rotgut used for its preparation. The Russian term сивуха denotes also its poor quality and is used like "fusel" in "fusel oil" (сивушные масла). The name was first used as a vodka brand in Warsaw shortly before World War I. It was in production by various distilleries in Poland during the interbellum.

The two hired Yuseff Cherney, an award-winning home brewer, as Home Brew Mart's first employee. A'Hearn and Cherney developed a “back room” brewery behind the shop, and in 1996, Ballast Point Brewing was born. The company takes its name from Ballast Point, a historically important site on San Diego Bay in Point Loma. By 2004, Ballast Point had outgrown its back room location and moved into a larger production brewery in Scripps Ranch.

On August 11–12, 1989, after four months of lessons, Ellis made his acting debut at New York's Actors Institute "Home Brew,". Ellis would go on to play cameo roles in a number of daytime soap operas and then break back into feature films. In 1991 alone, Ellis played an FBI Agent in the John Cusack/James Spader film True Colors, and the natural role of a newscaster in 29th Street, starring Danny Aiello.

Gluten Free home brewing is now easy with commercially available gluten free home brewing kits containing the sorghum syrup, hops, yeast and other items. The cost of the kits, while more expensive than standard home brew kits, still produce very drinkable GF beer for less than the cost of a standard commercial beer. Many find the taste of GF beers to be missing something. Adding additional hops has been found to improve flavour greatly.

In 1992 Randy and Wendy Hudson moved into a loft above Dean and Melissa Long’s winery where they helped to produce wine. Wendy had met Randy on Nantucket in 1992, shortly after moving to the island from California. While living in California, Wendy had experimented with home brewing along with friends. Wendy purchased a home-brew kit for Randy which he used once before creating his own grain mill from a pasta roller machine.

Due to complete backwards- compatibility between later versions of the software, Reaktor 5 users have access to all 63 proprietary ensembles in Reaktor Library. Furthermore, home- brew Reaktor ensembles can be shared by its users. Such exchange is encouraged by Native Instruments, characterized by the company's dedication for providing web-based tools and webspace for individual and third-party Reaktor extensions (this includes user Ensembles and presets for Reaktor Instruments and Effects).

She made her debut TV appearance in March. At the related APRA Music Awards ceremony in June, Tecoma performed "Catch My Disease", which won Song of the Year for its original performer, and co-composer, Ben Lee. Also that year she won a JB Seed Grant, which was sponsored by John Butler. Early in 2007 she returned to Melbourne to finalise her debut album, Home Brew, which had tracks recorded in Alice Springs, Darwin, Melbourne and Sydney.

In addition to operating a brewery, James Page was also a home brewing retailer. It operated a retail store out of the company's tap room and had a mail order shipping/catalog operation. In October 1995, James Page sold the brewery to a group of investors with a background in food marketing. Page continued to operate a home brew supply company until 1998 under the name "James Page Brewing", although there was no longer any tie to the brewery.

Big court cases are handled out of Jimi, probably brought over to Minj District Court or sometimes brought to Banz police station. The village court systems still exists but the court cases are heard in the village and the magistrate hands down the decision that suits the nature of the case. Marijuana and home brew consumption have been on the rise. It is widely known that most petty crimes are caused by those that consume marijuana.

The firm also provides consumers, its employees, and its wholesale partners with educational programs on coffee brewing, origin, and history. Professional development courses offered include topics such as Brewing Science, Barista Fundamentals, Coffee Origins, Cupping Fundamentals, and Brewing: Technique & Troubleshooting. Public educational initiatives include free "Tastings at Ten" every Friday morning, as well as home brew labs for coffee enthusiasts offered at a fee. Educational courses are offered at thirteen Counter Culture Training Centers across the country.

In festive season the villagers indulge in a local home brew cider called Morula. This brew is alcoholic and is very popular amongst the older males, but a few cash strapped young men have been known to quench their thirst by buying this affordable brew. The village has recently seen the innovation or creation called Checho ke Checho. It’s a party movement that has taken the village by storm and has grown into this thick phenomen that every young aspirant wants to follow.

Core memory and bubble memory fell to random access memory. Wrens The invention of the word processor, spreadsheet and database greatly improved office productivity over the old paper, typewriter and filing cabinet methods. The economic advantage given to businesses led to economic efficiencies in computers themselves. Cost-effective CPUs led to thousands of industrial and home-brew computer designs, many of which became successful; a home-computer boom was led by the Apple II, the ZX80 and the Commodore PET.

Lao-Khamu men drinking lao-hai from an earthenware jar. Water is added to the jar to maintain the liquid level as the alcohol is sipped. () is sato brewed in earthenware jars or jugs (.) It is also called ( alcohol [of] cradle) -- is alcohol as in lao- Lao ( alcohol [of] Laos), is "cradle" in the sense of holding something under construction.Little Brown Jug of Phu Thai Renu Some, such as the Phu Thai of Renu, sell home brew sato kits in little brown jugs ( ) of various sizes.

Home Brew Crew remixed the song, and it charted in The Edge's Fat 40 for two months, sparking off a national house party tour that the radio station sponsored (along with Vodafone and Glassons). Ruby was also featured on the Flight of the Conchords single "Feel Inside", which was released to raise money for the children's charity Cure Kids. In 2013, Ruby co-wrote 'The Wire', the second single on David Dallas's album "Falling into Place". She also sang guest vocals on his song 'The Gate'.

A sequel to the film, entitled Home Brew, was planned for production in 1999, but financing fell through at the last minute. Co-written by Dave Thomas and Paul Flaherty, the film was to be directed by Flaherty, and Dan Aykroyd was on board to play the part of friend Rick Ripple. Principal photography was to begin on July 19, 1999 in Toronto. At one point, Todd McFarlane was to step in as executive producer to revive financing for the film, but never followed through.

At Peace (stylised as @peace) was a New Zealand hip hop group. The group comprised lyricist and vocalist Tom Scott, also of the hip-hop group Home Brew; lyricist and vocalist Lui Tuiasau, formerly of hip-hop duo Nothing To Nobody; and producers Christoph El Truento, Dandruff Dicky and B Haru. At Peace released three albums between 2012 and 2014 before the group's breakup in 2015. In 2014 they released a song which included lyrics threatening to kill John Key and have sex with his daughter.

With the success of her fourth album, "Home Brew" selling 50,000 copies, and reaching gold status, Joan received honorary awards from the Newfoundland Easter Seals, followed in 1972 by a Juno nomination. As well in the same year she was awarded Newfoundland's Musical Ambassador of Good Will by the Provincial Government. Many her of songs are an homage to Newfoundland lifestyle and are still heard on Canadian radio stations today. Some of her most notable songs include "Thank God We're Surrounded by Water", and "CN Bus".

When Alaska became a state in 1959, state laws took control of alcohol regulation from the federal government and Native communities. In 1981, however, the state legislature changed the alcohol laws to give residents broad powers, via a local option referendum, to regulate how alcohol comes into their communities. The 1986 statutes have remained in effect since that time, with only relatively minor amendments to formalize the prohibition on home brew in a dry community (teetotal) and clarify the ballot wording and scheduling of local option referenda.

The brewery got its start as a home-brew club in 2006, when Nate Bell and Dan Hodges decided that their beers were better than some of the commercially available brews. The pair stated looking for a location for microbrewery; pumpkin farmer Barry Fox provided one, and the brewery opened in December 2014. During the first year in business, they brewed thirty different beers and one root beer. The brewery also started to barrel age specialty beers in whiskey barrels and white wine barrels.

Goold is an avid collector of baseball cards, often writing stories on players who share his interest. He also collects comic books, a passion that began when he bought Amazing Spider-Man#270 in his youth. Many years later, he was invited to write a letter which appeared in Amazing Spider-Man#700. He also contributed as a writer to the comic Home Brew: Handcrafted Tales From the Gateway City, published by Ink and Drink Comics, a collective of comic book writers, artists and enthusiasts from around the St. Louis area.

FreakyLinks, originally titled Fearsum until a few months before airing, was developed by Haxan, the creators of the film The Blair Witch Project. Haxan decided to follow a similar marketing strategy as Blair Witch and created a website, long before the show was set to air, called "Freakylinks.com" which was cleverly designed to look like an amateurish, home-brew website made by real-life paranormal enthusiasts. The website was fairly successful and seemed to create some amount of "buzz" but this did not translate into high ratings when the show finally aired.

The White House Peace Vigil, started by Thomas in 1981 and supported by tax resister Ellen Thomas. Other tax resisters change their lifestyles so that they owe less tax. For instance; to avoid consumption taxes on alcohol, a resister might home-brew beer; to avoid excise taxes on gasoline, a resister might take up cycling; to avoid income tax, a resister may reduce their income below the tax threshold by embracing simple living or a freegan lifestyle. For example, UK citizens pay no income tax if their income is below the personal allowance.

Lagoona first started making music in the tracker scene under the name TSEC (The Solid Energy Crew), and the band released its first two modules in October 1996. Their first releases got very popular on the internet, and being one of few artists to release legal MP3 songs in 1997 created a lot of attention for the band. In early 1998, their first album was released. It was named "Dreams" after their first online hit from 1996, and it was completely home-brew and released by the band's own label.

Correspondence between Thomas and Bell often contained conversations about Jesus Christ. Cowherd was himself a Methodist and was called "quite preachy". Their son-in-law, J.B. Parker, described Thomas's home as "Just a typical English family, enjoying its own fireside and historical and magazine reading, with Thomas H. Cowherd inclined to poetical effusions and enjoying considerable prominence as a contributor to the press and later publishing a volume of his poems." The Bells were frequent visitors to their home, and Cowherd's wife was accomplished at producing home-brew from the family's mammoth vines.

Along with the competition between coffeehouses, the manufactures of espresso machines have also competed to enlarge their respective shares. Typically coming in three styles, manual (pulls), automatic (pulls and serves), and super- automatic (grinds, pulls, and serves), the advent of espresso pods, have lowered the market's barrier to entry. In 2010, Nespresso launched a home-brew method of pulling espresso shots by inventing a compact single-use coffee container. Typically contrasted with the more traditional ground coffee served by most major coffeeshops, the use of espresso pods have proliferated.

The common names in Canada for home-made alcohol are shine (bagosseBagosse definition in "Unraveling the fresco", Historical Society of Madawaska, Canada. (accessed 2013-02-15) in French) or screech (which usually refers to a rum rather than a whiskey) in Newfoundland; in Manitoba, the term home-brew is also common. Two legal products that are marketed as shine or screech are Myriad View Artisan Distillery Strait ShineTrademark registration THE MYRIAD VIEW ARTISAN DISTILLERY STRAIT SHINE AN ISLAND TRADITION MOLASSES SPIRIT ESPRIT DE MÉLASSE 2006. Cipo.ic.gc.ca. Retrieved 2015-10-27.

Pandora The Pandora is a handheld game console/UMPC/PDA hybrid designed to take advantage of existing open source software and to be a target for home-brew development. It runs a full distribution of Linux, and in functionality is like a small PC with gaming controls. It is developed by OpenPandora, which is made up of former distributors and community members of the GP32 and GP2X handhelds. OpenPandora began taking pre-orders for one batch of 4000 devices in November 2008 and after manufacturing delays, began shipping to customers on May 21, 2010.

STEbus 68008 processor STEbus 8088 processor STEbus Z80 processor and FDC STEbus 68B09E processor STEbus 80C188 processor STEbus 68000 processor STEbus Z280 processor STEbus VGA and LCD board The STEbus (also called the IEEE-1000 bus) is a non-proprietary, processor-independent, computer bus with 8 data lines and 20 address lines. It was popular for industrial control systems in the late 1980s and early 1990s before the ubiquitous IBM PC dominated this market. It remains a well-designed standard. Although no longer competitive in its original market, it is valid choice for hobbyists wishing to make 'home brew' computer systems.

Danny and Tony (Roy Marsden and Christopher Ryan) – First seen in "Little Problems" in Only Fools and Horses, the brothers cause Boycie to make a rushed dash to the countryside in an attempt to escape from them. They appeared in the 2005 Christmas Special, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo Clock" but they did not manage to catch him. They made their third ever appearance in "Brothers and Sisters" when they finally caught up with Boycie and made him a deal. They made their latest appearance in the series four episode, "Home Brew" which aired on 15 January 2009.

He released four more albums during the decade. Adams' style became progressively more funk-oriented, with the release of three further albums, Home Brew (1975, Fantasy Records), Midnight Serenade (the follow-up, also Fantasy Records), and I Love Love Love My Lady on A&M.; He also co-wrote "Truckload of Lovin'" with Jimmy Lewis, which was the eponymous track on Albert King's 1976 Utopia Records album. During the latter 1970s, Adams changed style and played soul. In 1981 he had a surprise hit called You Got the Floor which reached number 1 in the UK disco chart that year and 38 in the UK singles chart.

Bryan has been known to invite people into his caravan in a crisis such as Elgin being thrown out by his wife and Boycie being thrown out by Marlene. However, he has stayed at other people's houses such as when his caravan burns down and he is forced to stay at Boycie's manor house along with Elgin in the episode "But is it Art?" Bryan's workload has been known to expand from herdsman to such jobs as chauffeur in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo Clock" to security guard in "Home Brew". The character of Bryan has settled down massively since the show's debut in 2005.

Jed's workload has also been known to expand from ploughman to various other areas of expertise, such as in the episode "Home Brew" when he gets involved in Ye Potato Cyder business. He is also known for attempting to escape his wife, such as in the episode "The Path of True Love" when he turns up unexpectedly, in the middle of the night, at Bryan's caravan after having a blazing row with his wife. Bryan just accepts this as a usual occurrence and lets him in. Other than the details already specified, little else is known about Jed other than the fact that he has a wife and many children.

Things happen, without cause or explanation, and that's that, because to concern yourself with such trivialities would be too conventional, too, well, uncool." Marc Savlov of The Austin Chronicle gave the film three and a half stars out of five, and praised the performances of Cusack and Horovitz. Savlov also praised the film's rapid pace: "New characters are introduced every few minutes, spit out a few gobbets of weirdness or disgruntled home brew philosophy, and then vanish from the story. Odd as it may sound, it works perfectly, and Wool's film ends up coming across like some sort of treatise on Nineties disaffection and a paean to following your heart and damn the torpedoes of logical lifestyles.

A policeman with wrecked automobile and confiscated moonshine, 1922 As early as 1925, journalist H. L. Mencken believed that Prohibition was not working. Historian David Oshinsky, summarizing the work of Daniel Okrent, wrote that "Prohibition worked best when directed at its primary target: the working-class poor." Historian Lizabeth Cohen writes: "A rich family could have a cellar-full of liquor and get by, it seemed, but if a poor family had one bottle of home-brew, there would be trouble." Working-class people were inflamed by the fact that their employers could dip into a private cache while they, the employees, could not.Davis, Jews And Booze: Becoming American In The Age Of Prohibition, p. 189.

In May 2011, the Brewery Modernization Act was signed into Law, which allowed breweries to sell on-premises like a brewpub, or to wholesalers, or to both, and removed the crippling restrictions which prevented new breweries and brewpubs from opening. In May 2012, the Alabama house passed Senate Bill 294, allowing the sale of beer containers up to 25.4 ounces (750 milliliters), effective August 1, 2012, into law. Governor Robert Bentley signed the bill on May 16, 2012. In May 2013, Free the Hops supported the Alabama Homebrewers Association's home brew bill which was signed into law ending Alabama's status as the last state in the nation that banned the making of beer and wine at home.

Spencer served on the following committees in the Georgia State House: Science and Technology; Games, Fish and Parks; Juvenile Justice; Human Aging and Relations, and served as the Secretary to the House Special Rules Committee. He voted for legislation that relaxed “live-aboard” boating restrictions and legalized home brew beer competitions in Georgia. Spencer served as an advocate for survivors of child sexual abuse, introducing and gaining passage in 2015 of a landmark civil statute of limitations (SOL) reform legislation, known as the Georgia Hidden Predator Act (HB 17, 2015). This legislation removed or extended the civil SOL so survivors can gain justice and expose the identities of hidden pedophiles in the state of Georgia.

In 2004, Cal Young & Simon McIntosh started wagging audio design classes together, in order to jam on a very old drum kit and an un-tunable guitar just for kicks. They later progressed into electronic music, hoarding bits and pieces off eBay to start a band which became The Scientists of Modern Music. The duo came second in a college band competition, strangely listed under 'acoustic rock', but still managed to make an impact which scored them a couple of local shows in late 2005. From there Cal and Simon wrote a handful of songs in the space of two weeks and released a home brew EP, which gained them a special mention on Triple J and secured TSOMM a place on various radio stations around Australia.

Scott McNealy, one of the cofounders of Sun Microsystems, said that Jobs broke a "glass age ceiling" in Silicon Valley because he'd created a very successful company at a young age. Markkula brought Apple to the attention of Arthur Rock, which after looking at the crowded Apple booth at the Home Brew Computer Show, started with a $60,000 investment and went on the Apple board. Jobs was not pleased when Markkula recruited Mike Scott from National Semiconductor in February 1977 to serve as the first president and CEO of Apple. After Brennan returned from her own journey to India, she and Jobs fell in love again, as Brennan noted changes in him that she attributes to Kobun (whom she was also still following).

Subsequently, 274 Lavender Hill became Dub Vendor's flagship store and also the home of its home-brew recording studio label, Fashion Records. The Ladbroke Grove shack continued to operate alongside the Lavender Hill store until 1991, when it was moved down the road to 150 Ladbroke Grove, due to the lack of space in the shack to accommodate the ever-increasing patronage. The future for the Ladbroke Grove branch began to look bleak, however, as sales fell and the rent increased. The final nail in the coffin came in 2007 in the form of the introduction of the Western Extension of London's congestion charge, which resulted in the store closing its doors to the public just over a year later on 28 June 2008.

Tibb's Eve is sometimes referred to as Tipp's Eve, Tip's Eve, or Tipsy Eve. A popular contemporary legend or folk etymology maintains that these names are attributed to the word tipple, which is a verb meaning to drink intoxicating liquor, especially habitually or to some excess. For example, > The more contemporary explanation of St. Tibb’s comes from the association > of the day with a Christmas tipple. In the 1500’s if you were to go out for > a drink you went to a “tipple” or alehouse and were served by a “tippler” > the alehouse keeper. In Newfoundland – St. Tibb’s became – the first real > occasion to taste the home brew, a day where the men would visit each > other’s homes for a taste.

The next day Josh went round to the Barnes' house, where the pair found Mike's home brew, and stole some, getting drunk as it was much stronger than they had believed it to be. Mike burst in on them after they had been dancing and fallen on the bed, getting the wrong idea. He tried to kick Josh out the house and banned him from seeing Amy, but when he implied that Amy was a prostitute (because of getting pregnant, which Josh didn't know) Josh stood up to him for Amy, and as a result, Mike punched him in the face. Trying to hide his black eye from Suzanne, Josh almost managed it, but was found out when she came home from work.

Peace Within Reach, a Denisyuk DCG hologram by amateur Dave Battin Since the beginning of holography, amateur experimenters have explored its uses. In 1971, Lloyd Cross opened the San Francisco School of Holography and taught amateurs how to make holograms using only a small (typically 5 mW) helium-neon laser and inexpensive home-made equipment. Holography had been supposed to require a very expensive metal optical table set-up to lock all the involved elements down in place and damp any vibrations that could blur the interference fringes and ruin the hologram. Cross's home-brew alternative was a sandbox made of a cinder block retaining wall on a plywood base, supported on stacks of old tires to isolate it from ground vibrations, and filled with sand that had been washed to remove dust.

Saxon is the author, under his birth name "Don Sisco," of The Militant's Formulary. After his legal name change to Kurt Saxon, he authored the biker book Wheels of Rage, a partially fictitious, but mostly factual account of the San Fernando, California based Iron Cross MC, an Outlaw motorcycle club; the Poor Man's James Bond series of books on improvised weaponry; and Granddad's Wonderful Book of Chemistry as well as Granddad's Wonderful Book of Electricity, which are compilations of several out of print hobbyist booklets on home brew chemistry and electronics projects. In 1975 he began publishing the newsletter, The Survivor, which combined Saxon's articles with reprints of articles on 19th century technology of interest to the survivalist movement. The Survivor is also the name of a series of books he compiled on this material.

The lure of uncut movies and late night adult entertainment created many electronic hobbyists eager to "home- brew" their own television descrambling devices. Outside of pay TV, WQTV carried programming from the Financial News Network, along with public domain movies and most network programs that were preempted by WBZ-TV (channel 4), WCVB-TV (channel 5) and to a lesser extent WNAC-TV (channel 7; later WNEV-TV; now WHDH). On February 11, 1983, Star TV was foreclosed upon and forced off of WQTV due to a significant loss of paying subscribers, due in part to widespread infringement of its subscription television signal. It was very easy to duplicate the signal due to its simplistic scrambling method, known as "gated sync suppression," and its "decoding key" hidden in the audio channel subcarrier.

It is a coming-of-age story, describing how Jay was befriended, following his parents' divorce, by an eccentric old man called Joseph Cox, a gardener, poet and everyday magician, with whom he was to forge a unique relationship. Blackberry Wine acquaints readers with Joe through flashbacks as, now aged 37 and feeling increasingly unfulfilled, Jay revisits his childhood haunts and discovers a box of Joe's "Specials", bottles of home-made wine that may hold the key to Joe's unexplained disappearance. Under the influence of this magical home-brew, Jay finds himself behaving in a more and more erratic way. He buys a house he has never seen in the French village of Lansquenet-sous-Tannes and moves there, ostensibly to write, but in reality to escape from Kerry, the pressures of fame and the expectations of his public.

In the story a man is executed for driving a car in a futuristic London where environmental correctness has run rampant. The citizens suffer under the Dark Green totalitarian regime where the party prohibits alcohol, cars, tobacco and all other luxury goods that contribute to the pollution of the planet. People who do not follow the rules of the government are executed or brought to the Dark Green Re-education Centre in Mid-Wales where they perform various duties such as dusting off leaves day after day, cleaning out badger setts and nursing cattle. The main character of the story, Arnold Watney, intrigues against the Dark Green government and puts up secret resistance against it by owning a car (which is called Mabel the Morris Minor and hidden under a sheet in his lounge at home), smoking cigarettes and drinking his home-brew beer.

A talking blues typically consists of a repetitive guitar line utilizing a three chord progression which, although it is called a "blues", is not actually a twelve bar blues. The vocals are sung in a rhythmic, flat tone, very near to a speaking voice, and take the form of rhyming couplets. At the end of each verse, consisting of two couplets, the singer continues to talk, adding a fifth line consisting of an irregular, generally unrhymed, and unspecified number of bars, often with a pause in the middle of the line, before resuming the strict chordal structure. This example, from "Talking Blues" by Woody Guthrie, a cover of "New Talking Blues" by Bouchillon, serves to explain the format: > Mama's in the kitchen fixin' the yeast > Papa's in the bedroom greasin' his feets > Sister's in the cellar squeezin' up the hops > Brother's at the window just a-watchin' for the cops > Drinkin' home brew ... makes you happy.

In 1972, he formed another band, Brown's Home Brew, which played rock and roll, country and gospel music and featured his wife, Vicki Brown, and Pete Oakman from the Bruvvers. This eclectic collection of musical styles, together with his hits, became the basis of his live sets ever since. In the 1980s, Brown presented a daytime quiz show on Granada TV called Square One; its success led him to recording a pilot for the prime time game show The Price Is Right but ATV selected Leslie Crowther for the full-time presenting role when the series launched. He also hosted Show Me, an early evening game show produced by Anglia Television and aired on ITV for one series in 1987, and made a brief appearance as Dudley, a crooked club owner, in the 1986 film Mona Lisa, opposite Bob Hoskins. George Harrison was best man at Brown's second wedding in 2000; Brown had appeared on two songs on Harrison's album Gone Troppo, and also was featured on a track on Harrison's last album, Brainwashed. Following Harrison's death from lung cancer on 29 November 2001, Brown appeared with his group at the tribute concert Concert for George, held on the first anniversary of his passing.