Bøger af Lars Marius Garshol

Lithuania has one of the most interesting beer cultures on earth, but it's a beer culture that is almost wholly unknown outside the country itself. This guide explains what is so special about Lithuanian beer and helps you choose the right places to go and the right beers to drink. I've travelled to Lithuania a number of times over the last four years to learn as much as I can about Lithuanian beer, and this book summarizes what I've learned. It describes the various styles of beer made in Lithuania, the main breweries, and where to find the beers. It also gives some cultural, linguistic, and historic background.

De siste årene har Norge internasjonalt blitt kjent for sitt gårdsøl, men nordmenn flest vet fortsatt lite om disse øltypene.For omtrent 150 år siden brygget de aller fleste husholdninger i Norge sitt eget øl, som de laget av kornet de dyrket selv. Ølet ble brygget etter metoder som varierte fra bygd til bygd. Utrolig nok har denne bryggingen faktisk overlevd. Det finnes fortsatt folk som brygger slik bestefar og tippoldefar gjorde det, med kobberkjeler og vedfyring. Noen av dem har fortsatt den samme gjæren, som aldri har sett noe laboratorium, og noen lager fortsatt maltet selv.Gårdsøl forteller historien til gårdsølet, og om møter med gårdsbryggere rundt om på norske bygder. Den har også oppskrifter, for den som vil prøve selv.Dette er andre utgave av boka, med en del rettelser og oppdateringer siden første utgave fra 2016. Særlig delen om gjær har blitt mye oppdatert.

The papers in this volume were presented at TMRA 2007, the International Conference on Topic Maps Research and Applications, held October 11-12, 2007, in Leipzig, Germany. TMRA 2007 was the third conference in an annual series of international conferences dedicated to Topic Maps in science and industry. The motto of TMRA 2007 was "e;Scaling Topic Maps."e; Taken literally the motto implies developing Topic Maps approaches that scale to large data and user volumes. This is a very real and useful research problem which is addressed by many of the contributions to the conference. But there is an even broader interpretation of the motto: wide adoption of Topic Maps in academia and industry. This is an equally important problem, and one that the TMRA conference series exists to help solve. And there is a more fanciful view on the motto. To "e;scale"e; can also mean to climb, so for the attendees the conference provided a way to "e;scale the mountain of Topic Maps."e; In all these ways TMRA 2007 helped to scale Topic Maps.

The papers in this volume were presented at TMRA 2006, the International Conference on Topic Maps Research and Applications, held October 11-12, 2006, in Leipzig, Germany. TMRA 2006 was the second conference of an annual series of international conferences dedicated to Topic Maps in research and industry. Topic maps are continuously gaining more and more attention in science and ind- try; they are "e;crossing the chasm."e; The TMRA series provides a platform for resear- ers in the topic maps community to meet for exciting exchanges in a stimulating setting. The uniqueness of TMRA is its focus on both sides of the same coin: scientific research on topic maps and upcoming applications in industry. In the autumn of 2005 the first TMRA conference took place in Leipzig. The p- ceedings have been published in this LNAI series as volume 3873. It was amazing to see how ideas and solutions from TMRA 2005 matured within the last year to full products or projects. The overall success of TMRA 2005 encouraged us to improve this conference series for the topic maps community: More people were attracted, and the scientific quality was enhanced. The TMRA 2006 program attracted a very international crowd of about 80 att- dees, hosted in the completely new media campus of the Leipzig Media Foundation.