First Call -- You're Invited to TWO Oshkosh Parties!

I'm planning on doing OSH again this year (based out of Milwaukee and
driving, I'm afraid). I've got a conference in
Detroit with some of my collegues from Mon-Thurs. Not exactly sure when
we're going to bug out, but it will probably be Wed or
Thurs and I'd love to meet up on the North 40. Brew will be of the "home"
variety....

-Cory

Love to see you and that great plane of yours, Cory. (I hope Thielert's
financial burp doesn't throw too big of a wrench in your gears?)

What kind of beer(s) do you home brew?
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:
I'm planning on doing OSH again this year (based out of Milwaukee and
driving, I'm afraid). I've got a conference in
Detroit with some of my collegues from Mon-Thurs. Not exactly sure
when we're going to bug out, but it will probably be Wed or
Thurs and I'd love to meet up on the North 40. Brew will be of the
"home" variety....

-Cory


Love to see you and that great plane of yours, Cory. (I hope
Thielert's financial burp doesn't throw too big of a wrench in your gears?)

What kind of beer(s) do you home brew?

I'll try to find you guys at OSH...I should have a few "homebrews" to
share as well...maybe a stout and possibly a wheat beer. And if I get
really ambitious and get a few more batches done before OSH, an English
IPA...

Scott

: Love to see you and that great plane of yours, Cory. (I hope Thielert's
: financial burp doesn't throw too big of a wrench in your gears?)

I've been watching that, somewhat disappointed. I think that's where GA is gonna have to go in
the not-too-distant future.

: What kind of beer(s) do you home brew?

"All of 'em." I've got a couple styles that must be available at all times (Pale Ale, IPA, and
stout). Other ones rotate through for experimental purposes... Wheat beers, Browns, Scottish Ales,
Ambers, Porters, Rye Pale Ales, Bitters/ESB's, Classic American Pilsners, etc. I might be weight-limited
if the third person comes along, but if I make it, there'll be a little variety.

Cheers,
-Cory

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* Cory Papenfuss, Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, PPSEL-IA *
* Research Associate, Vibrations and Acoustics Laboratory *
* Mechanical Engineering *
* Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University *
************************************************** ***********************

: What kind of beer(s) do you home brew?

"All of 'em."

Right. Your qualifications are clearly superior to all other candidates.
Therefore, the HOPS Party committee has voted unanimously (well, they don't
actually know it yet) to elect you, Sir Cory Pappenfuss, our new chairman
of the "Hops & Grains Advisory Board". This esteemed position's duties
consist of the following:

a) Sit in one of Jim Weir's chairs at the center of the circle of
rec.aviation revelers
b) Sample each regional beer brought to the circle during the HOPS party
c) Rate said beers on a sliding scale of your design and choosing.

Winner of "Best Beer Brought to the HOPS Party" wins a certificate for a
free night in one of our aviation themed hot-tub suites, and any other
prizes that the HOPS party committee may devise. (I'm thinking a bag of
Burns potatoes from Jim & Tami, or perhaps some old Intel chips from Mr.
Allison?)

See, now you can write your entire journey to OSH off as a business expense,
Mr. Beer Consultant....

;-)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Jay Honeck" wrote:

Winner of "Best Beer Brought to the HOPS Party" wins a certificate for
a free night in one of our aviation themed hot-tub suites, and any
other prizes that the HOPS party committee may devise.

So who won last year? ;-)

In rec.aviation.owning Jay Honeck wrote:
: : What kind of beer(s) do you home brew?
:
: "All of 'em."

: Right. Your qualifications are clearly superior to all other candidates.
: Therefore, the HOPS Party committee has voted unanimously (well, they don't
: actually know it yet) to elect you, Sir Cory Pappenfuss, our new chairman
: of the "Hops & Grains Advisory Board". This esteemed position's duties
: consist of the following:

: a) Sit in one of Jim Weir's chairs at the center of the circle of
: rec.aviation revelers
: b) Sample each regional beer brought to the circle during the HOPS party
: c) Rate said beers on a sliding scale of your design and choosing.

: Winner of "Best Beer Brought to the HOPS Party" wins a certificate for a
: free night in one of our aviation themed hot-tub suites, and any other
: prizes that the HOPS party committee may devise. (I'm thinking a bag of
: Burns potatoes from Jim & Tami, or perhaps some old Intel chips from Mr.
: Allison?)

: See, now you can write your entire journey to OSH off as a business expense,
: Mr. Beer Consultant....

: ;-)

"Pffftsblbpsh...." Sorry, just about spewed my pale ale on the laptop reading this honorary title.....

:-)

Hope the weather holds out on Wednesday...

-Cory

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************************************************** ***********************
* Cory Papenfuss, Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, PPSEL-IA *
* Research Associate, Vibrations and Acoustics Laboratory *
* Mechanical Engineering *
* Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University *
************************************************** ***********************

Jay Honeck wrote:

Winner of "Best Beer Brought to the HOPS Party" wins a certificate for a
free night in one of our aviation themed hot-tub suites, and any other
prizes that the HOPS party committee may devise. (I'm thinking a bag of
Burns potatoes from Jim & Tami, or perhaps some old Intel chips from Mr.
Allison?)
Lays chips, ok. Intel chips, you gotta by 'em retail. Hmmm, then
again, if you want an "old Intel chip", I could let you have the 90 MHz
Pentium that's in my....keychain! :-)


See, now you can write your entire journey to OSH off as a business
expense, Mr. Beer Consultant....

;-)

Sounds like Jay wanted to give up the beer pooh-bah title.

--
Jack Allison
PP-ASEL-Instrument Airplane
Student - CP-ASEL

"To become a Jedi knight, you must master a single force. To become
a private pilot you must strive to master four of them"
- Rod Machado

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