#burhouse

[burhouse]

Just letting you guys know that unless a decision is made in the future, Burhouse is to remain on indefinite hiatus.

We want to thank you for everything, and I personally appreciate how kind you all have been on this blog.

This is the end of Burhouse, though if you’re lucky enough to see us or know who we are you may be lucky to hear more of the story, but publically it will come to and end.

I, Windows, would like to let you know you can get more bursona and sootbur content from my current main account @rgbheart. I have plenty of aus there, and more on the way.

Dialup wishes to remain anonymous for personal reasons, and if you do happen to know who they are it is encouraged to simply forget that you know. Please respect their wishes.

Again, thank you guys so much.

This is Burhouse, signing off.

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Silver Recycling

As a metal, silver is considered an infinitely recyclable material, with no loss in quality after recycling. As a precious metal, however, the rates of silver recycling tend to fluctuate in concert with the current cost of the metal - when the price of silver is higher, the recycling rate tends to increase. The United States is considered the world's largest silver recycler, though the rate at which they have recycled silver has decreased slightly compared to a decade ago. Worldwide, it is estimated that around 25-30% of silver produced today comes from recycled silver, though statistics are difficult to track.

The application silver is used for can also affect recycling rates. High purity silver, like that used in jewelry, is easier to consider than low purity silver, such as what is used in photographic applications.

Sources/Further Reading: (Image source - Statista) (Physical Gold) (emew blog) (Burhouse) (2014 article)

[stitches-and-sewer-water]

My Bursona AU

So I have an AU where a bunch of different bursonas live inside of Wilbur's computer and have a small little world inside of it, I call this AU SootWeb

I'll get into their sorta personalities and lore in other posts tagged with "sootweb" so you can see how I talk about this AU, but first the bursona roster

L'manbur

Pogbur

Ghostbur

Revivedbur

Simpbur

ARGbur

Phantombur

Earthbur

Godbur

TipTup

Wimpfred

Skybur

Raftbur

Rustbur

Zonebur

R/Placebur

Dr.Malpractice

Walter Cromdale

Lavabur

MCCbur

I plan to make tumblr posts about this AU and if u have questions I will gladly answer them. (I would also hope to maybe do an askblog similar to @burhouse to talk about this AU

[candelorofan19]

Burhouse Lane

[rgbstatic]

do u remember burhouse

ghostly i’ve got like. 20 aus of those guys. aus of aus of aus.

i’ve got aus where ghostbur from burhouse and ghostbur from other aus meet

nothing but aus. i’ve turned soot from burhouse into a pumpkin alien creature before because i felt like it

sometimes there’s an au and some funky guy like walter, who can hop dimensions, cameo, fuck it up fr have fun with it

should take sootbur one step further and pair different AU versions or do shit like Pog x Pog

[ablackbrick]

Fraymmatogatech Navigation to the Ojireekata Obelisk within Atlantis

Fraymmatogatech Navigation to the Ojireekata Obelisk within Atlantis

These are the masks I used to create today’s comic, which was made with the font “Asemicism” designed by Tony Burhouse/Gene Mutation.

6EQUJ5

[burhouse]

A line up of half of the 'burs. (References of the others coming soon)

Edgar, Casper, Blue, General, Ozymandias, Soot, Becquerel, Walter Crondale, & Pilot (in that order).

[scribbles504]

Currently fronting

Do not send dm if not following, you will be blocked

Do not follow if you’re not genuinely interested in us as people/the content of this blog

WILBUR SOOT SUPPORTERS ARE NOT WELCOME HERE. IF YOU SUPPORT ANY ABUSERS, YOU ARE NOT WELCOME HERE. (some alternatives to lvjy/wilbur)

This user is bound to:

Feel free to dm/ask for our discord, we don’t bite

System blog for rambles and other cool stuff so we don't drown in our own reblogs: @the-tenants

Headmate blog masterlist because we lost the original post:

Dirk: (fictive, host): @dirk-fucking-strider

Mouse: (Wilbur factive, has nothing to do with cc Wilbur): @notsootings

Bonnie: (Fictive, resentment holder, anger holder): @bonnieyourebarelyalive

KARKAT: @cg-carcinogeneticist

Dave: @tg-turn-tech-god-head

Lazarus: (Davesprite fictive, trauma holder): @avicularafterimage

Tavros: (Fictive, symptom holder): @scio-sweet-heart

Kestrel/Kay (MH Jay fictive): @condemnedtoeebydeeby (tag for main blog posts: #kestrelpostsonmain)

Tristan/Tris (EMH Jeff fictive, co-host): @narrativesfavorite

Moth: (SCU!Tommy fictive): @wantahumanbodyahumansoul

Tango: (double life fictive): @atangoofthetekvariety

Cas: @caspianshortforcas

Marce (adventure time fictive): @marcysbasscave

Grian (third life, double life fictive): @peskybirdinc

Watcher (watcher!Grian fictive): @ceaslesswatching

Purp (dream smp fictive): @purpledspaceship

Warp (c!Karl dream smp fictive): @amnesiaishisname

Dima: @dimaischaoticneutral

Tommy (dream smp fictive): @tommyisrlytrying (tag for main blog posts: #tommysaysthings📀)

Tubbo (dream smp fictive): @ohmygodsilovebees (tag for main blog posts: #beeboysaysthings🐝)

Rev (Revivebur dream smp fictive): @imalivedimrevived (tag for main blog posts: #revsaysshit🔆)

Fake (Argbur (burhouse, editor wilbur arg, void arg) fictive):

Atlas/Techno (C!Technoblade dream smp fictive, protector): @bruuuuuuuuuuuuhwastaken

Theseus/Theo (Clinic!Tommy fictive): @theseuswuzhere

Siren (Clinic!Wilbur fictive): @flighttofthecrows

Mal (Bad Boy!Grian fictive): @badsadboy2

Juro/Jay (dream smp c!quackity fictive): @allmyplansareass (tag for main blog posts: #jaysaysthings🦆)

Lucio/Luz (dream smp pogtopia era c!quackity fictive): @luzertocalaguitarra (tag for main blog posts: #luzersaysthings🎸)

Sev (Gen Loss!Ranboo fictive): @whatthejesuschristwas--that

Pearl (DL!Pearl and HC!Pearl fictive): @moonwitchmoth

Grem: @gremlinshitnanigans

Kris (Deltarune fictive): @kris-the-humans-word-stuff

Blue (DSMP Ghostbur fictive): @subterraneanhomesickghostblues

Bird (Yandere Highschool Grian fictive): @imnottaurtis

Samgladiator/samgladiator supporters DNI, especially with Bird’s account.

[stitches-and-sewer-water]

I wonder if the @burhouse tumblr account will ever return, That blog is one of the reasons I grabbed a tumblr account lol.

[glowwormcave]

love going on the wilbur soot tag and seeing burhouse you go you funky little gay people

[heartsandadoration]

Hello!! This intro post will likely be only temporary untill I can make a better one + finish up my rentry! But figured might as well have one to be a placeholder

My name is Cupid, or Simpbur, and I am an alter in a CDID system (if you're not sure what that is, please do your research.)

Some info about me

Prns and terms : he/she/love/heart/swoon/adore, and any terms!

Age : ageless, adult presenting

Roles : Social alter + 3 others I will be keeping private

Source : Burhouse AU Simpbur (my memories are far different then the Burhouse blog)

Sign off : -💕, -Cupid, -Simpbur, or a mix of those

Random fact : I'm a shapeshifter in headspace but I can only change my eye color and what species I appear as! (usally I stick to avian, demon, catboy, or plain ol human)

Favs : Fav game is ponytown, fav color is pink or red, fav song is either "Flaming hot cheetos - Clario" or really anything by the crane wives

Our main sys account is @l0v3-struck-sys and we will hopefully be posting an intro there soon when we figure it out! We're a bit new to tumblr so ^^"

Anyways it's nice to meet you all, feel free to interact but if you're weird I will not hesitate to block you!

[jewellerycompare]

Burhouse Limited launches new website

http://dlvr.it/RDRtks

[stevenhwicker]

Steam Boiler Fuels Major Expansion At Magic Rock Brewing

Huddersfield-based craft beer specialist, Magic Rock Brewing, has installed a 100hsp 4VT Steam Boiler from CFB Boilers to generate steam for a number of vital steam-powered processes at its new site. The energy-saving boiler, which comes with future-proof steam capacity, is already helping this highly successful brewery towards its aim of quadrupling output within the space of just two years.

Magic Rock has come a long way in a short space of time. Brothers Richard and Jonny Burhouse, aided by head brewer Stuart Ross, were inspired to start the brewery in 2011 by their love of great beer and the burgeoning US craft beer scene. Initial reaction to the beers exceeded expectations and a fantastic first six months culminated in the company being named ‘2nd best new brewery in the world 2012’ on the independent review site, Rate Beer.

Exceptional demand in the first few years necessitated an expansion in 2015 to a new 25,000 sq ft facility close to Huddersfield town centre. The move led to considerable investment in new brew kit, much of which is steam-powered. For instance, steam is used in the brewing process for heating and boiling wort in the kettle. It is also deployed for heating the detergent bath and steaming the casks at the end of the cleaning cycle. Further use for steam includes heating a series of CIP (clean-in-place) tanks, which provide heated detergent and water for cleaning the brewing vessels.

Steam, “the best option”

“The output capacity at our previous site was only 5,000 hectolitres a year and quite simply we needed to move in order to meet demand,” says Mr Ross. “Steam was our best option at the new site as it’s better and faster at performing the heating function. We are now on course to output 15,000 hectolitres this year, and 20,000 in 2017, which will represent a four-fold increase in around 24 months. The new location has also allowed us to introduce a canning line, which adds to our cask and keg portfolio, and open our own 4,000 sq ft bar, The Tap, where beer fans can sample the Magic Rock portfolio as close to the source as possible.”

Magic Rock and CFB Boilers were introduced via social media; at the time of its relocation, Magic Rock issued a tweet saying it was expanding to new premises. This was immediately seen by on-the-ball CFB Boilers, who replied asking if the company required steam? Magic Rock tweeted back “yes”! A subsequent site visit determined that Magic Rock required a 75hsp boiler, however CFB Boilers had a completely refurbished, pre-owned 100hsp 4VT Steam Boiler ready at its manufacturing facility in Essex, and was able to offer the larger boiler at a similar rate to a newly manufactured smaller model.

“When we heard CFB Boilers’ proposal we realised we could get extra steam capacity from the 100hsp 4VT, which would make us future-proof in the event of further expansion, but at the same price as a new 80hsp 4VT Steam Boiler. It was a perfect solution for us,” says Mr Ross.

Steam boilers offer numerous advantages over their electric counterparts. For instance, not only are they much cheaper to run (electric is almost five times more expensive than natural gas), but steam offers far better temperature control, which is very useful for brewing processes such as heating and boiling wort. Wort is the liquid extracted from the mashing process during the brewing of beer. It contains the sugars that will be fermented by the yeast to produce alcohol.

Boiling wort requires a lot of energy and it is wasteful for this energy to escape into the atmosphere. Unfortunately, this is common with conventional vessels featuring integral coils, which lose heat energy via the flue. In contrast, the 4VT Steam Boiler has a special line that returns condensate to the boiler’s steam chamber at a temperature of around 70-90oC. This heat recovery function means that the water requires less energy and time to heat, which is a valuable feature for breweries that manufacture multiple beers, where the time it takes for a vessel to complete a cycle needs to be as short as possible.

At Magic Rock, this technical advantage is exploited to produce a host of ales and stouts with colourful names such as Ringmaster, Rapture, High Wire, Dark Arts and Cannonball, not to mention an array of specials that include, Bearded Lady, Magic 8 Ball, Carnival, Big Top, Simpleton and The Great Alphonso.

All of these beers now benefit from the use of the 100hsp 4VT Steam Boiler from CFB Boilers, which was installed in June 2015.

“Steam boilers are cheaper to run than electric boilers and this efficiency will help us achieve a quick return on our investment,” says Mr Ross. “It is also more cost effective than having separate gas heaters on each jacketed vessel.”

For breweries with steam-fired jacketed vessels, the 4VT Steam Boiler offers a distinct energy efficiency advantage over similar vertical boilers due to its four-pass technology. Unlike two- or three-pass designs offered by other boiler manufacturers, four-pass technology means that combustion gasses pass generated heat over water heating surfaces four times, which maximises the opportunity for heat transfer. The result is exceptional efficiency and low exit flue temperature.

“We also like the fact that the boiler switches itself off when it’s not being used, thus saving further energy,” states Mr Ross. “Additionally, the 4VT is well insulated and can distribute heat more effectively.”

Another impressive feature of the 4VT is its steam chamber, which is approximately 30 per cent larger than most other vertical steam boilers. This not only ensures that the boiler can more efficiently fulfil variable steam load requirements – dealing effectively with peaks and troughs – but virtually eliminates boiler priming by preventing excessive moisture being carried over in the steam. Reducing moisture levels in the steam that is produced extends the boiler life and reduces the need for frequent descaling.

The 4VT Steam Boiler is manufactured by CFB Boilers at its purpose-built facility in Essex. Prior to installation, the 100hsp pre-owned boiler supplied to Magic Rock had been completely refurbished by CFB Boilers, with all the original burners and controls replaced, and new cladding installed.

Cost-saving installation solution

Magic Rock describes the installation process as “straightforward”. In fact, the same CFB Boilers’ engineer who installed the boiler when it was new, 10 years ago, fitted it in place at Magic Rock.

In addition to cost-savings associated with the 4VT’s energy efficient operation, CFB Boilers also helped Magic Rock save over £13,000 during the installation process by assisting Magic Rock on the positioning of its gas meter and developing a solution to negate the need for a gas booster. The gas supplier was asked to move the meter closer to the boiler, rather than where originally agreed, thus avoiding the need to cover the piping in stainless steel over ground. With the gas meter closer to the boiler it was possible to bury plastic piping into the ground, saving around £8,000 in the process.

A further saving arrived thanks to not requiring a gas booster. At Magic Rock’s new site (which was not previously served with gas), the new gas supply pressure is low at 21mlbar. Although this is insufficient to run the 4VT Steam Boiler, which requires 30mlbar, switching to a different gas valve meant it could be run at 18.9mlbar, saving around £5,000 on the cost of a gas booster – not to mention the costs associated with servicing such a device. Commercial boiler

With its 4VT Steam Boiler in place, Magic Rock is now ramping up output across its cask, keg and can portfolio. The company sells its beers to almost every conceivable type of outlet, with the exception of supermarkets. Beyond the UK, Magic Rock beers can now be found in countries that include Ireland, Italy, Sweden, France, Spain, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Poland, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Australia and the USA.

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A glimpse of one of my pages in Tony Burhouse's new zine: www.genemutation.co.uk/deadend.html

[burhouse]

two awful people. they make each other better.

[yonoise]

Featuring Asemic Writing & Book Art from: Tim Gaze, Rosaire Appel, Luigi Serafini, Carlos M. Luis, Israel F Haros Lopez, Paul A Toth, Alain Satié, Jose Parlá, John M. Bennett, Marco Giovenale, Cecil Touchon, Scott Helmes, Derek Beaulieu, Brion Gysin, Satu Kaikkonen, Cheryl Penn, Raymond Queneau, Logan K. Young, Steve McCaffery, Xu Bing, Geof Huth, Gene Kannenberg Jr., Christopher Skinner, Max Ernst, Timothy Ely, Charles Stein, Gazaliel, Lucinda Sherlock, Volodymyr Bilyk, Catherine M. Bennett, Henri Michaux, Spencer Selby, Jim Leftwich, Louise Tournay, Abdourahamane Diarra, Joe Maneri, Michael Jacobson, Robyn Ellenbogen, Donna Maria De Creeft, Marilyn R Rosenberg, Francesco Aprile, Bill Beamer, Nuno De Matos, Lynn Alexander, Tony Burhouse, Scott Ross, Axel Calatayud,  Henry Denander, Jean-christophe Giacottino, Lin Tarczynski, Tom Cassidy, Ricky Brett, Edward Kulemin, Phil Openshaw, Kerri Pullo, Anneke Baeten, Benji Friedman, Laura Ortiz, John McConnochie, Kimm Kiriako, Sam Roxas Chua, Steven J Fowler, Tatiana Roumelioti, Ekaterina Samigulina & Yuli Ilyshchanska, Nico Vassilakis, mIEKAL aND, Eckhard Gerdes & Domonic Ward, the unknown author of  The Voynich Manuscript, all the authors & artists in Asemic Magazine, everyone in John Moore William's asemic issue of The Bleed, & including everyone in Paul A. Toth's ALPHA BET A TEST: The Eye Am Eye Asemic Anthology: Language In The Act of Disappearing.

http://thenewpostliterate.blogspot.com/2017/02/asemic-writing-offline-and-in-gallery.html