I have a fancy poolhall and restaurant. Check out the 'virtual reality' 360 degree shots on the website. And if interested in James Joyce, the page "art in the bistro."

PeacockBilliards.com

I wish I had know about this 2 months ago! My wife and I were in Victoria! Oh well, next time! Looks like a great place:cheers:

Pool flotation device tester & amateur mixologist.

Brew-master at a major Canadian Brewery.

I manage a team that does process and profitability improvement for a regional bank. I also have a couple of income properties.

Update: I just agreed to a position as director of public relations for 'Family Circle' magazine.

Pierre Shags - best name on the forum. :)

Pierre Shags = Shags Pierre = Shakespere

"Rapid motion through space elates one; so does notoriety; so does the possession of money."
This quote comes from "After the Race' in The Dubliners by James Joyce.

I'm a mathematics professor. Taught for seven years in the high school, and moved on to college. This is just my second year, but I'm enjoying the heck out of it.

I'm glad someone understands the lost art of Algebra.

Never made it past the FOIL method. :(

Algebra is entertaining ;)

Trigonometry and calculus are just bananas http://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/funny/2/banana.gif http://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/funny/2/...y-emoticon.gifhttp://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/funny/2/dance.gif

Maths are easy! Few have suicide trying to solve fermat's last theorem :cool:

You got to love it.

Still trying to formulate and solve the odds of those using the sticky 10W40 oils and putting 11" wide wheels on their Boxster. I'm a begginer ;)

Fun thread.

Founder of Norway's second largest craft brewery. So I make people happy for a living.

Pretty sure Haz's paper has written about us a few times. :cheers:

Holy crap, thats the biggest heat exchanger I have ever seen, assuming thats what it is!

1.5 million BTUs of steam, my friend! Looks totally different assembled!

Isn't that a single pass multi-section hot water boiler?

Yes, but steam. All boilers are sectional. Some big, some small. Same BTU in hot water is a much bigger boiler.

Haha! Trigonometry and calculus are what make our cars run so well! :)

I work for the government.
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I'll bet. Our bigger brewery has a 750kW boiler which is probably good for 900kg/hr steam. We run 1 bar or 4 bar pressure depending on the application. Since all our power is hydro, its also a reasonably green way to brew beer! :-)