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**TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county. The bill had its first committee hearing yesterday. The opposition — beer wholesalers, the alcohol prevention lobby, and the Georgia Baptist Mission Board — came out swinging. Their arguments sound reasonable on the surface. They're not. Here's why. My name is Thomas Monti. I co-own [Schoolhouse Brewing](https://www.schoolhousebeer.com) in Marietta, GA. I was at the hearing yesterday in front of the Senate Regulated Industries and Utilities Committee. I want to break down what happened and why...

# I'm a Georgia craft brewer. Here's what SB 456 is actually about — and why the opposition's arguments don't hold up. **TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county. The bill had its first committee hearing yesterday. The opposition — beer wholesalers, the alcohol prevention lobby, and the Georgia Baptist Mission Board — came out swinging. Their arguments sound reasonable on the surface. They're not. Here's why. My name is Thomas Monti. I co-own [Schoolhouse Brewing](https://www.schoolhousebeer.com) in Marietta, GA. ...

# **TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county. The bill had its first committee hearing yesterday. The opposition — beer wholesalers, the alcohol prevention lobby, and the Georgia Baptist Mission Board — came out swinging. Their arguments sound reasonable on the surface. They're not. Here's why. My name is Thomas Monti. I co-own [Schoolhouse Brewing](https://www.schoolhousebeer.com) in Marietta, GA. I was at the hearing yesterday in front of the Senate Regulated Industries and Utilities Committee. I want to break down what happened and...

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You’ve been waiting since Christmas. We’ve been teasing it hard. Now it’s here. Sorry for Winning officially launches Pitpet Adventure, a completely free to play expansion of the platform and one of our biggest updates to date. This update marks a major step toward growing both the game and the business by opening the doors to the casual gaming audience. ⚔️ Battle, collect, and craft your way forward Players receive a daily allowance of our free to play currency, Energy, which slowly regenerates over time. Energy is used in the Energy Slot, where you can win the all new currency Pits and • Travel to new locations • Unlock loot boxes and items • Battle wild Pi...

# No Man's Sky Remnant Trailer: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXWYo58yiz4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXWYo58yiz4) See full update details below: [https://www.nomanssky.com/remnant-update/](https://www.nomanssky.com/remnant-update/) # 6.2 Patch notes: # THE GRAVITINO COIL * A new gravity-manipulation device for the Multi-Tool, the Gravitino Coil, is now available at the Space Anomaly or at planetary Waste Processing Plants. * A number of moveable objects can be magnetised and launched with the Gravitino Coil, including industrial waste, golden balls at planetary ruins, spheres fabricated by the Sphere Creator base part, combat supplies dropped by Sentinel drones, and Sen...

Our nanny spends a lot time doing arts and crafts with our two toddlers. She never takes home any of her own art, just leaves it in a pile with the kids’ art which we go through every so often. Recently we went through the pile and chose a couple of things from the kids to keep. The rest of it we dumped, including nanny’s art. The next day she came in and asked about the art pile and I told her we dumped most of it. She was pretty upset and said she’d planned to save some of her art. I of course felt pretty bad but we had NO idea she would care so much and I advised her to find an area in our house to store the art she wants to save or take it home with her the same day. Is this the ki...

my own homebrew runes and lyrics basicly everthing is classified in 2 energies: Magical and phisical and every attack uses a certain ammount of energy(some even uses both) its Very Magic focused and there até some rules THE RUNES Runes Rule 1: Runes are used to store mana of certain elements and convert atmospheric mana entering the body into the rune's element. Rule 2: Runes, when above 90%, can be fused, creating new and unusual elements. Rule 3: Runes can be created according to the player's will; logic is necessary (convincing the DM is good enough). Runes can also be copied from other sources. Rule 4: Runes must always be within a geometric shape, and as the rune�...

About 10 months ago I shared OxiCloud here and the response blew me away. 1.7K upvotes, hundreds of comments, and a ton of great feedback. I took notes on everything you said and spent the past months working through the list. Basically, I built OxiCloud because I was running Nextcloud at home and kept hitting the same problems — high memory usage, slow syncs, inefficient bandwith use... etc . I just wanted a simple way to store files, sync calendars and contacts, and share folders with my family without needing a beefy server, just a very simple raspberry pi or something cheap. So I started writing something from scratch in Rust as a weekend project. Ten months later it handles files, We...

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I recently started playing an artificer using the rules from Tasha's because I already had the book. I've been playing him for a few sessions and some of the other players keep telling me I should use the newer rules from Forge of the Artificer because they believe it's an upgrade. I've been looking through both versions and I can't decide which I want to use for several reasons. Some important notes on my character before I list my reasons: * My DM said I can still have firearm proficiency if I switch to the Forge rules. My character uses a pistol. Otherwise, I have to choose between one ruleset or the other. * Homunculus servants are a crucial part of my buil...

**Waystation Trees Update 🌳** As mentioned over in the Waystation Tree Changes [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/SpiritCrossing/comments/1r23rum/upcoming_changes_to_waystation_trees_with_the_147/), this update introduces some big changes to waystation trees that we’re hoping will improve your overall experience, as well as balance some mechanics around tree resources. **Tree Saplings** * Tree Saplings are now craftable! Previously, there was a chance of receiving saplings when harvesting from wild trees, but we changed it so you can craft saplings in the Spirit Cauldron * Crafting: To craft them, you will need 50 Tree Gems of the same type (for example: 50 Cherry Pits). Only trees from...

It's a long story! But essentially, I believe that the Podesta emails may have been leaked through Wikileads by an inside source in the UFO program - CIA etc- to discredit Podesta and end the multi-year plan he was revealed to be running with Tom DeLonge and senior military/intel people. The plan was to disclose what parts of the government knew about UAP - I.e. staged disclosure “the real deal” -  from the people inside and at the top of the secret UFO program. It's all there in the Wikileaks emails (search Podesta/DeLonge). It's a mammoth task to write it all up - but here's the rough details and my thoughts: Basically, the evidence suggests there's factions ...

Mrs. Margaret McRae Wall Goins was welcomed as the third of four children born to Edwin & Celeste Steagall Wall of Morven, NC on November 14, 1953. Many of her childhood days were spent on the Wall land where she grew up grading eggs & enjoying adventures in the woods & creek with her siblings & cousins.  Growing up, Margaret had several jobs she enjoyed including Morven Truck Stop & Morven Pharmacy, but her passion & God-given talent was teaching. She was a graduate of Bowman High School in 1972 & the University of North Carolina at Pembroke with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education with a certificate in Early Childhood...

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New to this game and just discovered the connection between power cores and cooling. This cooling system is a complete mystery to me and I've tried researching it but haven't found much information on it, specifically. Could someone please either point me to a good online resource that explains it all, or step me through it in response to the following questions? 1. Do I understand correctly that every machine generates heat and requires cooling? 2. Does it matter for cooling purposes if you stack machines next to each other, should I spread machines apart to allow for cooling in between? 3. Is there a UI to see cooling status of machines and cores? 4. If you place a 2nd core ...

Hello, all! I visited a craft beer bottleshop in my local town here in the UK for the first time this afternoon, and in perusing its very well-stocked fridges, my eye was caught by a DDH IPA, 'Jeremy's Changed' from a brewery I'd never heard of before: Fonta Flora in North Carolina. I was very excited to bring it home and try this, but one thing I didn't expect I would necessarily need to do based on the calibre of the place of purchase was to check the 'canned on' date in store. Unfortunately, having just belatedly done that, I was rather disappointed to find that this particular example was canned all the way back in ***April 2025***. Essentially, I&#...

Not asking for recommendations of brands, but rather, when you start investing in better brands, what is your process and how do you decide what brand (or brands) to settle on and commit to buying more of? Of course the obvious answer is what you like best and performs best for you, but do you just kind of feel for that? Do you make swatches for each brand and get analytical about it? Do you buy a decent starter selection from one at once, or just get absolute basics in a few before you even explore further? For reference I am trying to get into watercolor from just having enjoyed the basic store brand set from Michael’s, and not sure where to go from there. I’ve had my eyes on Winsor a...