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12/3/1999 (8:31 am) by admin
What is consider THE most reliable, yet still affordable form of back-up? My Orb died within two months, and Wintec Direct (who I bought it from) became BananaPC, I almost just bought a CD-RW unit, but heard bad things about them... What would anyone recommend? (I've got about 4.5Gb in total to backup) Thanks.
12/3/1999 (8:32 pm) by admin
I like CD-R for backups; they're cheap enough to toss when you obsolete the data on them.
Backup software: Adaptec DirectCD or other packet-writing software, and Syquest's EZ Backup (which to the best of my knowledge is still freeware). EZB gives you about 50% compression, which will fit close to 1.2 gigs per CD-R.
12/3/1999 (10:07 pm) by admin
CD-RW drives have CD-RW and CD-R functionality. CD-R is the cheapest method of backing up, and the disks are fairly reliable. If you are backing up more than 640MB it gets more complex.
12/4/1999 (10:27 am) by admin
Can either of you recommend a CD-RW or CD-R unit
(reliability first considersation, price second, and speed third)? I really appreciate your time
on this!
12/9/1999 (10:00 pm) by admin
This doesn't really take price into consideration, but I've found the Yamaha CRW4416EZ (16x read/4x write/4x re-write) to be very reliable. This model is an internal IDE drive, but Yamaha also makes external and SCSI drives as well.
(http://www.yamaha.com/cgi-win/webcgi.exe/cHDR00007)
I've only been burning cd's for a short time (a year, tops) and I've had several burns fail on me, resulting in a wasted blank disk. I've also had models that were picky about which blank discs they'd write on. Only high-quality media(i.e. Sony, TDK, etc.) would work. However, once I started working with the Yamaha model mentioned above, I haven't had any problems at all. Haven't lost a single disk, nor have I had any problems using the cheapest generic media I could find.
It isn't the fastest drive in the world, nor is it particularly cheap (although you can save a bit by getting a 6x/2x/2x drive), but I've heard many good things about Yamaha drives and no complaints.
12/9/1999 (11:52 pm) by admin
is tape (external) back up a good choice -- in terms of price & reliability -- for win95 & freebsd? how about hard disk (external) option? any suggestions on particular units?
12/12/1999 (3:35 am) by admin
I have an IDE HP-Colorado tape backup(using travan/hp cartridges) that I'm very pleased with. I run it on my NT server 4-sp4 and besides the kinda loud noise , it runs flawlessly and doesn't rape my NT's resources while it's running. Mine backsup 5GB compressed (or 2.5 native)tapes. The newer models have greater capacity and make less noise, from what i understand. I got the drive OEM and it didn't come with any software, so i was stuck with NT's generic BACKUP utility until I got my hands on HP's latest software "Colorado Backup II". This is very straightforward and at the same time full of convenient options like disaster recovery via boot up disks and scheduling. Leave CD-recorders for other things like making illegitimate copies of your best friends NHL 2000. Later.
12/23/1999 (9:52 pm) by Anonymous
I am repeating a message buried somewhere on this site that may be of interest
From Sparky-------This is a message from a completely satisfied Orb owner. Currently it is working at absolutely 100%. But it didn't always.
Here are a couple of tips (one MAJOR) which may help you out.
First, the Orb drive is touchy. By which I mean, when the drive is initializing, or when the disk is spinning up, YOU MUST NOT DO ANYTHING WHICH WILL ACCESS THE DRIVE. That means no opening Windows Explorer, for example. (I have the PC Orb.) If you do ANYTHING which accesses the drive, I've found, you may cause an error. Yes this is inconvenient, but not much. YMMV on this; furthermore this touchiness may be caused by the problem solved by tip
Tip #2 (the major one): How many of you have Iomega drivers on your computers? Because having Iomega drivers on your computer can make your Orb drive unuseable. For a time I had the same problems many of you are having. Disk errors, specifically unformatted or unreadable disk errors, disks being spit back out, etc. This problem screwed my original tools disk, completely corrupted the data.
Here's where my experience differs from most of you: although it took a few days, I actually got emails back from Castlewood about my problem, and long ones at that, offering several possible solutions. Luck of the draw I guess. Anyway, the first solution was to uninstall any Iomega devices from my computer (remove the drivers). And since I did that, I have not had ONE SINGLE ERROR with my Orb drive. I could not feel better about a piece of tech.
Castlewood said that things would probably run fine if I installed the Iomega AFTER the Castlewood. But who wants Iomega when your
Orb drive works perfectly? I haven't touched Iomega since. HTH.
By the way, I forgot to mention that I actually returned my first Orb after the tools disk was corrupted. I figured it was a hardware
problem. Now I think it was the Iomega drivers, because the Orb I got as a replacement still had those problems. I had a major
problem getting a friend's laptop to recognize the Orb, but it worked like a charm after I got rid of the Iomega ware. (Also, in case
anyone's wondering about how much of an opportunity I give the Orb to fail, I use the drive every day.)
9/23/2000 (8:54 am) by admin
is there a way i can backup my Hdd onto my reel to reel??


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FONTANA, Calif. -- Philippe Lopez, the general manager for Hall of Fame Racing and the No. 96 Chevrolet driven by Tony Raines, said the team has not made a decision about whether it will follow Joe Gibbs Racing to Toyota.
Hall of Fame Racing is a one-car team co-owned by former Dallas Cowboys quarterbacks Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach. The team has a partnership with JGR, which supplies engines, chassis and bodies to Hall of Fame Racing in a lease agreement.
The No. 96 employees also work closely with the JGR engineers on research and development. If Hall of Fame Racing wants to continue its relationship with Gibbs, it will have to switch to Toyota.
"I know everyone thinks this is a done deal, but it's not an automatic for us," Lopez said. "We are a separate team and we'll have to cut our own deal with Toyota. As of now, we haven't really talked to them. We've been in limbo."
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Lopez is confident JGR will make Toyota a winner.
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Purchased at Uwajimaya Market in Seattle, also sold through Tienxi's website.
This is my first experience with aged pu'erh tea. I prepared it Western style in a mug infuser – 3 minutes and 200 degrees.
It's everything I was told to expect: it smelled like fresh turned dirt or flower-bed manure (but without bacterial odor) and fresh cedar mulch. The body of the tea was smooth and somewhat sweet with low astringency. I don't have much to compare it to, so I'll be back after a few more samples.
Flavors: Cedar, Dirt, Malt, Wet Wood
It's a nice and smooth shou.
The soup has some thickness that is not very dense but really nice and sort of a bit oily, it sort of just melts in your mouth.
The taste isn't that complex nor that heavy, it tastes a bit like shou puer does but nothing special in a sense. But i really like it, it has a nice smoothness and a lovely sort of mellow oily thicknes.
It reminds me of a nice walk among birches on a clear but mild day with the sun shining and heating up the skin in the late spring.
Flavors: Earth, Peat, Wood
Thanks LP for sending this out as part of a puer taster.
I drank this over a 3 day session and to my amusement the densely packed leaves remained a solid chunk until I finally poked them apart before the penultimate steeping. I found the tea very smooth and mellow. The main flavor was woodsey loamy forest taste with a pretty heavy note of decay and mushroom. I occasionally ride a bike on a path that goes near a waste treatment plant and the aroma of these wet leaves reminded me of the cloying rich scent of trash. As terrible as that might sound, I did enjoy this and would probably drink it again, but I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to seek it.
This is a strong and bitter sheng. There was a pronounced bitterness throughout the first eight steepings. Somewhere around the ninth steeping it began to transform into something sweeter. Not sure that I would go as far as to say apricots on this one but it definitely smoothed out and became sweeter. This is probably a good tea to age. But it will have to be dry stored because I have no more room in my pumidor, unless I remove something that is.
I steeped this twelve times in a 100ml Ru Kiln teapot with 8.2g leaf and boiling water. I gave it a 10 second rinse. I steeped it for 5 sec, 5 sec, 7 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 25 sec, 30 sec, 45 sec, 1 min, 1.5 min, and 2 min.
Flavors: Bitter, Smooth, Sweet
Drank the rest of mine today from the mystery group buy:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHIZkmSgWzY/ & https://www.instagram.com/p/BHIbAiKAIxq/
Honestly, I think the 2014 version is better because it's more upfront in its boldness while they has more of a smooth nature to it's taste. The texture is thinner as well. While this taste quite nice and the color of it is wonderful, showing a slight red hue coming about, I find it to be a bit more complex for my taste as I am not too much into shou as I am sheng.
Interestingly enough, almost everyone has guessed the 2015 (super fake), 2010, and 2007 incorrectly :)
It's been fun talking to people as they have been trying these three out; it also helps them find out if they like a BS $10 cake labeled GNWL.
Bought from, now sold out: https://world.taobao.com/item/527814873990.htm?fromSite=main
Wet leaf smells like old wood and earth.
Brews dark brown quickly.
Tastes rich and sweet. Hard to describe taste – maybe some dry cocoa, wood and sweet dates. Lingering mouthwatering taste in mouth. Very nice.
Thank you for sharing this mrmopar!
(Not sure if this is the correct year/tea but am putting review here anyway).
Have this tea now from two sources. This one is from Berylleb King Tea and it is quite good. I really don't remember how much I liked the other. Have to dig it out for a taste comparison on the different storage. This one was thick with fermentation flavor but that flavor was not unpleasant or fishy. It was sweet from the beginning with little bitterness. I do hope this ages into something nice.
I steeped this twelve times in a 150ml gaiwan with 10.2g leaf and boiling water. I gave it a 10 second rinse. I steeped it for 5 sec, 5 sec, 7 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 25 sec, 30 sec, 45 sec, 1 min, 1.5 min, and 2 min. The leaves weren't done but I had had enough tea.
Flavors: Earth, Sweet
This started out as a bittersweet shou. There was a fair amount of fermentation flavor, noticeable into the fourth or fifth steep. The bitterness lasted about two steeps. What was left afterward was a mildly sweet ripe puerh. This is a good quality Dayi brick and tastes like it.
I steeped this eight times in a 50ml gaiwan with 4.2g leaf and boiling water. I gave it a 10 second rinse. I steeped it for 5 sec, 5 sec, 7 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 25 sec, and 30 sec. It would have gone quite a few more steeps but it is late and this is too much caffeine already.
Flavors: Dark Bittersweet, Earth, Sweet
From a first try this tea seemed too much bitter, astringent and smoky/tobacco for me. After I shorten the brewing time, those flavors bacame more pleasing and balanced . The liquor came in a light brown color with a thick body. Its spicy, sweet honey aftertaste and light floral aroma lasted well in my throat for a long time.
Flavors: Bitter, Brown Sugar, Honey, Pepper, Thick, Tobacco
Picked this up recently from King Tea on Aliexpress. It is quite good. It had a fair amount of fermentation flavor left. It was noticeable for the first four steeps or so. It was bittersweet at the start. It slowly evolved into something sweet. I think you could call it creamy and their were some notes of chocolate in there. This is a high quality long lasting shou. I gave this fourteen steeps which is longer than a lot of shou will go. Most shou is made from lower quality leaves than this is. Once I started this I knew I would be resteeping the hell out of it. This was somewhat expensive even though King Tea has it for noticeably less than EBay has it, cheaper by about $35 or so. It is real. I checked for the hologram that Dayis all have starting about this time in 2008 and it glowed green, both the outer seal and inner ticket or neifei glowed green. Taste wise it seems high quality too. The initial fermentation taste was not unpleasant or fishy in nature to my taste buds. This is definitely a ripe worth buying if King Tea is still selling it. He had discontinued it before my purchase but when I asked him about it he brought it back. It is noticeably cheaper than the 2007 version that goes for around $115 on King Tea. You may be able to find this cheaper on Taobao but this is one of the few Dayi ripe teas that you are risking getting a fake at. Most ripe is not valuable enough to fake. This one is. This was the best ripe I have had in quite a while. As to qi I can't say I noticed much, maybe a little. Ripe rarely has any qi. The processing of the ripe tea tends to remove the qi from it.
I steeped this tea fourteen times in a 150ml gaiwan with 13g leaf and boiling water. I gave it a 10 second rinse and a 10 minute rest. I steeped it for 5 sec, 5 sec, 7 sec, 10 sec,15 sec, 20 sec, 25 sec, 30 sec, 45 sec, 1 min, 1.5 min, 2 min, 2.5 min, and 3 min. I'd say I could get another three or four steeps out of the leaves at least if I wanted to continue but fourteen steeps is enough caffeine for one day.
Flavors: Chocolate, Creamy, Dark Bittersweet, Earth, Sweet
Hmmmm, I didn't know they did an '08 batch. I thought it went '05, '07, '10 before they started producing it yearly. The wrapper matches the '07 style. I see he has the '05 listed on his store which I thought was all but gone forever. Makes me a little bit leary… $267 for a 250g cake is pretty steep though but I've heard legends about that '05!
It's real all right. Had the Dayi security features and was wrapped right. They made an 08 batch all right.
Classic shu production from Menghai Dayi and it is viewed as one of Dayi's "lighter fermentation" cakes. Many golden buds and tips spotted on the outside of the cake. Smelling the dry cake, there is a pleasant enough aroma and no signs of smoke or fermentation. Dark burgundy tea soup with a clean enticing aroma. First sip is smooth and mellow. Not a great deal of depth or complexity in the taste profile (primarily creaminess, sweet wood and earthiness) but the cup is wonderfully smooth and mellow and offers great comfort and warmth and offers a nice finish. This is batch 701, the first batch produced in 2007.
This is an excellent tea. It is about as good as young Shou gets. It had a fair amount of fermentation flavor for the first four or five steeps. After that it was gone. There was very little bitterness in this tea. I noticed a little in the third steep but not in the first two, interestingly enough. It transformed into a nice steet ripe puerh. There were some notes of chocolate in there. I think you could even say it developed a bit of a fruity taste in later steeps. This is definitely a good one to age. In ten years I can only imagine what this will taste like. It's really good now.
I steeped this twelve times in a 120ml gaiwan with 8.4g leaf and boiling water. I gave it a 10 second rinse. I steeped it for 5 sec, 5 sec, 7 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 25 sec, 30 sec, 45 sec, 1 min, 1.5 min, and 2 min. I think I could have gotten another four or five steeps out of this one if I wanted to continue.
Flavors: Bitter, Chocolate, Earth, Sweet
Having another go at this tea. Very enjoyable the second time around too! I was reading through mrmopar's review and am really picking up on the scotch notes. It's odd to say it, but it really does have a scotch taste to it. Overall very enjoyable.
Flavors: Autumn Leaf Pile, Compost, Dirt, Scotch
Wonderful ripe puerh. Very smooth with a nice finish. There is a great complexity of woody and earthy flavors. It is almost like walking through an autumnal forest with a variety of leaves on the ground. You get that multitude of smells all at once. It is the same way with this tea. There are all these woodsy flavors coming together at once. Very pleasant.
Flavors: Compost, Dirt, Wood
This is my everyday shu recently. I obtained it from Yunnan Sourcing's US site. Typically I brew it as I am today, with a basket infuser and a 12-ounce mug. Today I grabbed a chip that happened to be about 4 gm, put it in the infuser, and doused it in boiling water to cover while mashing with the handle of the puer knife to loosen it up. Then I poured off the rinse and left the infuser in the heated, covered, empty mug for a few minutes to steam. The first steep was about 3 minutes, and if experience is any guide I'll do a couple of more with this leaf at 4-5 min.
As with most shu I drink, I don't get a wild variety of flavors. There is a sort of generic woody taste, a little sweet, a little of some kind of fruit. At its best there can be a sort of ethereal mouthfeel.
A decent cheap everyday shou. Picked this one apart and let it sit in a clay jar airing out for a month. Since I was drinking this in place of my usual early AM black tea, I wanted a thick and soupy brew. 11 grams in 120 ml shibo resulted in a thick liquor which was deep in both flavor and texture but also quite smooth and mellow. There is a deep sweetness backed up by a touch of light bitterness. Decent mouthfeel with an appealing lingering aftertaste. Turns out this was a very cost effective purchase – 250g brick purchased in March 2014 for $14 (less than $.06 per gram).
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I think I lost my ability to pick out specific pu-erh flavors. The pu-erh I've tried recently has just tasted like PU-ERH to me. Maybe I'm not using as many leaves as I normally would. I'm just finding them okay because they don't have the depth of flavor I like in pu-erh, but then if it's too dark it seems like I wouldn't be able to pick apart specific flavor notes. Maybe I'll try an old favorite pu-erh soon and see if there is a difference. All three steeps had similar flavor. Useless tasting note, sorry!
Clean and smooth with a bit of maltiness and a slight hint of pleasant bitterness in the background. Found the sweet woodiness which I tend to enjoy in my shu. This Dayi production is not as sweet as some ripe teas I have had recently but I very much enjoyed this tea session. Decent longevity for a shu – I took it through eight infusions and each cup had robust flavor. Those fearing strong "wo dui" will be glad to know this has little to none. This one is an easy drinker.
tea123 – Looks like Grandness on Aliexpress still lists this tea. I did not purchase mine from Grandness but I (and others) have purchased other things from this seller. It seems that their products are authentic.
I think Berylleb was selling this as well. I'm pretty sure I have this tea and obtained it from Berylleb on EBay. It's a 200g bing if I remember right.
I wonder if it's this one on Berylleb. Do you know Allan?
That's it. You can compare the photo on the Steepster page and the photo on the Berylleb site and see that the Chinese characters on the top (the cake's name) are the same. The one difference worth noting is that the Berylleb cake is missing the logo image on the left and right of the wrapper. Mine is the first pressing but this one may be a later pressing. Remember that I purchased my cake three years ago (for $22.43) so the price increase to $32.39 is reasonable. The seller I used (JK Tea – had to do a little digging to find this; after all it was 3 years ago) seems to still list it with a photo that matches my cake but they will charge you for shipping.
Thank you. It appears to be on sale. http://www.jkteashop.com/2010-menghai-dayi-gong-ting-ripe-puerh-tea-p-54.html


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One would wonder why this was not taken into consideration when the agreement was established with First Data Merchant Services.
Many Empower Network affiliates were disgruntled by this situation. Some affiliates were waiting for 4 to 5 weeks with no response at all from First Data on their pending merchant account applications, only to find out later that this relationship had been terminated. Thus began a month-long hunt for a merchant account processor who was willing to work with Empower Network.
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According to a recent LiveStream broadcast done by Empower Network founders David Wood and David Sharp the company only had to put up a $100K reserve with CardFlex in order to make this happen.
Regardless of the intentions of the Empower Network founders and affiliates this business model is considered high-risk and it is suspected that Empower Network was scraping the bottom of the barrel for option on their merchant account processing. Many merchant services providers would consider Empower Network to be network marketing or a "Get Rich Quick" operation and since banks mainly deal in managing risk, most likely there was not a huge rush of banks knocking down the door to do business with Empower Network.
Over the next several months we will see whether the CardFlex solution is going to stick or whether Empower Network affiliates will once again find themselves out of business for lack of ability to transact due to missing merchant services.
Certainly affiliates are able to use PayPal and Alertpay to transact however PayPal is not at all friendly to Empower Network's business model and is hardly a permanent solution.


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Here the new sounds from Eric Bright on this new take on house music!
Growing up in the South Bronx, right near Yankee Stadium, music was always a major player in shaping Eric's life. Once the gift of creating music was discovered, at the tender young age of 10, Eric was giving hope in a sea of despair. The songs he began to write growing up, served as a soundtrack for his life. An escape from the hardships and the mental prison that made him different. "Hope can take a man a long way ".
Yet it was still very hard growing up for Eric to pursue his dreams. Along the way he faced many obstacles, and daunting trials and tribulations that would have caused many to crumble. Now in his later years of his music career, he has made a real push into the scene and looks to be a force to be reckoned with as we begin 2017! After finding his gift at the age of 10, Eric is still here, still standing, and still creating amazing passionate soulful music for his audience to hear. This year is his year, and he looks to pursue his dream with the level of resilience and determination that got him out of the obstacles he faced in the South Bronx,and led him to working on music full time!
You only live once. And there is no doubt this man is ready to make the most of his life, and change the world with his music! Love, Peace, and once again Hope! "With love we can conquer all." As Eric always says, "It's all about giving the audience a piece of your heart. Don't hate, but hope, and you will see that everyone is capable of prospering and living in prosperity!"


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07 Nov10 Life Lessons I've Learned From Wine Making
10. You Can't Please Everybody
When it comes to Wine Making, everyone has different tastes. Some like white, others red. Certain people like dry wine, others prefer sweet and desert wine. The same holds true in all parts of life, nobody likes the same thing. So, you need to stop doing things in order to please everyone. It's a futile effort. Instead, you should focus on doing things that you like, that you'll find pleasing. You'll find that it makes you much happier and content, and you'll still please plenty of people along the way as well.
9. Stop Thinking So Much and Act
Nothing happens or gets created by thinking about it. I've spent hundreds of hours thinking about different batches of wine. But all of that thinking has not created a single drop of wine. It's only when I did something, besides think, that some wine actually got made. You can think about washing the car, creating a blog, or sending that birthday present, but that will not get it done, you actually have to take some steps, even just one step to make it happen.
If you start to apply this, I think you will find that action creates more action. Even taking just the first step on a project will start the cascade of events that the plan needs in order for it to be completed. Just one small step can jump start the whole process. It certainly makes much more happen, then just thinking about it.
8. Cut Your Loses
Every batch of wine is not going to go as planned. It's better to dump a bad batch then to invest any more time or money in to it. Adding any more effort into a failed endeavor only adds more of your emotional investment to the project. This will make it even harder to abandon it in the future.
In life, it is painful to give up on something that you've spent a lot of time and money on. But, the alternative is living with constant worry and agonizing over these failing projects. Your efforts could be better spent on new projects, this time using what you have learned from the failed ones.
7. Make Lots of Mistakes
Don't be afraid to make mistakes. And when they happen, you shouldn't sweat them either. Everyone makes mistakes, it's part of the learning process. You do not learn any other way. Imagine if you didn't make any mistakes, if you did everything perfect the first time. This might seem like an ideal situation at first, but what would you have learned from the process?
When you make mistakes, your brain takes all that knowledge and information and assimilates it for the next time. The only trick here is to recognize if you are repeating the same mistakes and correcting for it.
6. It's OK to Say I Don't Know
If you are not still in High School, chances are that you don't know everything. Once you admit this, you stop it from limiting your actions, or decisions to act, a whole word of possibilities opens up in front of you. I'm certain that whatever is in front of you that you don't know how to answer or solve, someone else can probably help, or the answer is available. You just need to go and find it or ask for it. This leads into the next two lessons as well.
5. The Internet Can Answer Almost Any Question
I would be willing to bet that 99% of all human knowledge is freely available on the internet. Even if it's not, you will certainly be pointed in the right direction. Weather it be a book that can address the issue, or a person or an organization that can help. It doesn't matter how far out the question may be, you can find the answer, again you just have to go look for it.
4. Get Out and Help and Work With Other People
You are not an island. Chances are, you are not the only one working on a project, pursuing a hobby or career.
First, give your help away to others freely. A lot can be learned by simply helping someone else accomplish the same things that you have done. Don't worry about getting paid or receiving any sort of compensation. Rewards for being generous with your time will certainly come and in ways that you would never expect. So, if you are able to help someone, simply offer, or say Yes! when asked. Karma has a way of keeping score and will reward you in some way.
For example, my winery has always been open to my friends and acquaintances, to make their own wine, with my help. Just one of the rewards I've gained from this are some of the most amazing batches of home made wine. Had I not been open to helping these friends, and providing space and equipment, I would have missed out on some excellent wine.
Next, other people like to help others just as much. So don't be afraid of asking for help or seeking out a mentor. There are others who have already done what ever it is that you are trying to accomplish that are willing to help, often for free. You can use the wisdom that they have gained from their mistakes, so that you do not have to go through them yourself.
3. Patience
Wine is a fickle beast. If you rush it, it all falls apart. Life is the same way, things take time. Ideas and processes that you put into place may not pay immediate dividends. But, given enough time and nurturing, they can pay huge rewards. For example, it's nearly impossible to loss 100 pounds overnight, but given some time it's entirely possible for you to achieve this.
As long as things are progressing in a positive direction, do not sweat it or give up. Just keep things moving and it will all work out.
2. Cleanliness, or an Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure
In Wine Making, a little bacteria can spoil a whole lot of wine, and along with it your time and money. Once a batch of wine becomes infected with some nefarious agent, their isn't too much you can do to save it. The only thing left to do with it is pour it down the drain. The old saying about an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure is absolutely true, both in Wine Making and in real life.
Now, I'm not saying you can prevent every possible bad outcome, but you can certainly think ahead a little bit and prevent plenty of them. Sanitizing your wine making equipment 100% of the time is much easier than starting batches over. Just like not running with scissors is much easier than a trip to the emergency room. I may have oversimplified this one, but I hope that you have caught the jist of it.
1. Everything Happens For A Reason, or Don't Worry
I try not to fret too much about the batches of wine that I currently have going. I'm sure I've done everything I can to ensure their success. Everything else is out of my control. Worrying about the things that I can't control does absolutely nothing to prevent them from happening anyways. The constant worrying just creates anxiety and wastes your limited time, time that you could be using to instead work on something that you can actually make happen, such as making even more wine.
If such worries or doubts do enter your mind, try to picture the worst that could possibly happen. Then briefly imagine how that would actually affect your life. Once you realize it wouldn't be as bad as you first thought, you can easily dismiss the worrying, and get back to the things that you can control.
What have you learned?
If you've made your own wine, or beer, what have you learned from the process? I'd love for you to drop a comment and share with everyone. Both success and failure teaches us something, practice number 4 on this list and share with everyone.
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(Reuters) - Smithfield Foods Inc SFD.N, subject of a $4.7 billion bid from China's Shuanghui International, posted a 63 percent drop in quarterly profit as costs rose and exports to China fell due to a ban on an additive it feeds to pigs to produce lean meat.
Smithfield has already started to wind down its use of the additive, ractopamine, and resumed shipments to China in March.
But it said double-digit declines in exports to China and Russia, which also banned the additive, had pushed production onto the domestic market in the fourth quarter, hitting its hog production and fresh pork businesses.
Smithfield, which does not provide a breakdown of revenue by country, also said exports to Japan fell due to a weaker yen.
The company did not provide an update on the takeover, which analysts and politicians have said could face land ownership issues in several states as well as scrutiny from a federal government panel that assesses national security risks.
The panel is not expected to block the sale, which if completed would result in a jump in Smithfield's exports to China, the world's biggest consumer of pork.
Smithfield said earlier this month that it would discontinue earnings conference calls because of the pending deal.
The company, whose products include Smithfield bacon and Eckrich sausages, said its net income fell to $29.7 million, or 21 cents per share, in the fourth quarter ended April 28, from $79.5 million, or 49 cents per share, a year earlier.
Last year's fourth-quarter profit included a $16 million benefit related to a litigation settlement.
Revenue rose 3 percent to $3.32 billion in the latest quarter but cost of sales rose 6 percent.
The operating profit margin in the international business fell to 2 percent from 6 percent a year earlier.
Analysts on average were expecting a profit of 43 cents per share on revenue of $3.27 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Smithfield shares were little changed at $32.83 in morning trade on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange, below Shuanghui's offer price of $34 per share.
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Secured lenders will take over Philadelphia's two largest newspapers after winning a bankruptcy auction Thursday with a $105 million cash bid.
The new owners vowed immediate changes to reinvigorate The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News. For starters, they will move the company's separate Philly.com operations into the newspaper building to revamp the website and better integrate print and online newsgathering.
The lenders' offer topped an $85 million bid from Raymond Perelman, a 93-year-old philanthropist and business mogul from Philadelphia.
They plan to cut costs by 13 percent across the board, but have pledged to continue publishing both newspapers and hold off on any newsroom layoffs for at least one year.
The acrimonious 19-month bankruptcy has been a roller-coaster ride for employees, readers and advertisers, incoming Publisher Greg Osberg said.
"We are hoping we've lifted a cloud," said Osberg, who called the turmoil especially difficult for the company's several thousand employees. "They've been extremely resilient, extremely patient, but I think they're eager to move forward."
The deal is valued at about $139 million, including the $105 million cash plus the $30 million newspaper building and other costs. That money will be split among existing secured lenders, some but not all of whom are involved in the purchase.
The creditors had won a spring auction for about the same price, only to walk away from the deal two weeks ago because of a contract stalemate with delivery drivers.
Perelman then stepped in to mount a challenge.
"We need newspapers. I read (them) every day," said Perelman, the father of billionaire Revlon Chairman Ronald Perelman.
The creditors group includes the hedge funds Alden Global Capital and Angelo, Gordon & Co., the latter of which now owns stakes in newspapers in Los Angeles, Chicago, Minneapolis and several other U.S. cities.
They vowed to honor contracts forged in recent months with the other 14 employee unions in Philadelphia. But "all options are on the open" if the drivers refuse to sign by the scheduled mid-October close, creditors' lawyer Fred Hodara said.
The creditors, known as PN Purchasers, plan to end contributions to their Teamsters pension fund and switch the drivers to individual 401(k) plans.
"We have every option too," Local 628 President John Laigaie said.
Both sides, though, said they would return to the negotiating table.
Other unions have negotiated various ways to reach the desired cost savings. Newsroom employees have agreed to a 2 percent wage cut and 10-day furlough that amounts to a 6 percent drop in pay for the next three years.
Perelman, whose opening bid was $50 million, said it did not make financial sense for him to push his bid any higher. He wished the new owners well but said his backup offer remains should they again fail to close. However, the rules of Thursday's auction offered little wiggle room to do so.
"I feel good that we're out of bankruptcy," said outgoing Publisher Brian Tierney, who had gathered a group of local investors to buy the company in 2006 for $515 million.
They were soon plagued by industrywide declines in circulation and revenue, and, despite several rounds of layoffs, filed for bankruptcy in February 2009. Tierney then fought tenaciously with creditors during the prolonged bankruptcy as he tried to keep the company in local hands.
"There's been a certain amount of rawness over the last couple of years, especially the last couple of months. We have to focus on healing," he said Thursday.
Despite the looming wage cuts and other concessions, local Newspaper Guild President Dan Gross said workers and their new bosses should be able to live with the new labor agreement.
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Chief U.S. District Judge Stephen Raslavich wants Thursday's sale to close by mid-October. The auction is part of the Tierney group's Chapter 11 reorganization plan. A plan confirmation hearing is set for Sept. 30.


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Before we set off, Mike CC showed us the plate on the bench there, which he had newly polished. A nice accompaniment to the recently-cleaned woodwork.
Newly-polished plate on our bench at Brookside
We set off from Brookside and ride to the station where we joined the busway to Addenbrooke's. As usual on Sunday mornings the pace was leisurely, allowing me ample scope to sprint ahead and position myself to take photos of the approaching riders.
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We continued south along the DNA path to Great Shelford where we rejoined the road for the familar route south through Little Shelford and Whittlesford to Duxford.
Crossing the A505 south of Whittlesford
At Duxford we turned west onto Grange Road towards Chrishall Grange. This is where the pleasant rolling countryside begins, with a gentle climb towards Chrishall, a descent and short climb to Elmdon, another descent to Wendon Lofts and yet another easy climb through Duddenhoe End to Langley.
Grange Road Duxford
At about 10.45am we arrived in Meesden and stopped for coffee at the village hall. This is a community initiative known as a "Village Shop" with local volunteers selling tea, coffee and various food items on occasional Sundays. This was our first visit (I think). We'd told them in advance that we were coming, and were warmly welcomed.
Several members were already sitting outside the hall including Edward, Joseph, Doug, Adrian and Mick. The rest of us bought hot drinks, cakes and bacon rolls and went back outside to join them.
Meesden village hall
Afterwards about half those present continued on to lunch in Benington with the other half returning back to Cambridge. The "official" group consisted of Ian D leading Greg, Li and me, and the "breakaway" group consisted of Adrian, Joseph and Doug, with Adrian planning a shorter route including some "rough-stuff".
With the sun still shining brightly and the roads still very quiet this was a delightful ride, taking us west through Anstey and Wyddial to Buntingford and then south-west along narrow wooded lanes through Westmill, Nasty and Great Munden to Dane End where we turned back north for the final few miles to Benington. Along the way we passed countless other cyclists, including many on an Evans Cycles sportive.
We stopped for lunch at The Bell in Benington, our first visit for some years. I remember it as quite a popular pub but today it was very quiet. It now specialises in curry but we were offered lighter meals and sandwiches if we wanted them. We sat outside in the by-now hot sun and after a while were joined by Adrian, Joseph and Doug.
Another leafy lane near Benington
After lunch we set off once more in separate groups. Li switched from Ian's group to Adrian's, leaving just Ian, Greg and me to ride a clockwise loop around Stevenage, passing through Whitwell (which Gareth and Alex visited last week) before threading our way around Hitchin and Letchworth to Baldock. With wooded lanes almost all the way it was nice to be out of the sun, though these beautiful roads weren't quite as quiet now, no doubt due to the proximity of several large towns.
Once through Baldock we left the trees behind and were back in a quieter, more open and familiar prairie-like landscape for the final few miles to Ashwell, which we reached just after 4pm.
We stopped for tea at the Parish Church Room, another volunteer-run cafe which we have visited many times. Adrian, Li and Joseph were already there, and so was the afternoon ride. This was led today by Ray, who today was joined by Simon, Neil, Gina and John E.
Tea at Ashwell Parish Church Room
Afterward we set off back home to Cambridge, mostly as a single large, sociable, group.
Getting ready to set off after tea in Ashwell
We took the usual direct route east through Steeple Morden and Litlington to Kneesworth where we crossed the A1198 before continuing east to Meldreth. From here I would normally have continued on to Barrington and Chapel Hill but the afternoon ride had already been that way so Ray proposed going back via Melbourn and Fowlmere and the rest of of were happy to follow.
After riding through Thriplow and Newton I parted from the group, with everyone else turning towards Little Shelford and the DNA path and just me and Neil continuing on to Harston. After a few hundred yards along the A10 we turned onto the path across Trumpington Meadows.
After crossing the motorway we turned left onto a new (and rather gravelly) path which led into the newly-opened country park. Greg had told us earlier that this led via Byrons Pool to Grantchester, but there were lots of paths, and no signposts, so we went down a couple of dead ends before eventually finding our way through.
Path in Trumpington Meadows Country Park leading towards Grantchester
Once we reached the road we turned towards Grantchester. This road is something of a rat-run but today it was lovely and quiet due to roadworks closing it to motor vehicles. We continued to Barton Road and then back into Cambridge.
I arrived home at 6.45pm, having cycled 91 miles. Although this brings the next increment closer, my Eddington Number remains 77.
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Tamara Ecclestone, daughter of Formula One billionaire Bernie Ecclestone, finally opens up about her split with lover Omar and his sex tape.
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Tamara had seen the tape after her father Bernie called her to his office in London's Knightsbridge. Her mum, Salvica, was also there. Tamara immediately phoned her sister Petra and asked her to rush over.
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ENCM envisions a Nashville where citizens' needs—spiritual, educational, economic, mental, physical, and emotional—are holistically met and neighborhoods are enabled to thrive. We contribute to this vision with food, clothing and education.
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ENCM is a 501c3 non-profit, interdenominational organization, which is currently supported by several dozen faith communities and hundreds of individuals. This support enables us to serve as a "safety-net" and a "developer." As a safety-net we help the elderly, poor, disabled, unemployed, and disadvantaged with emergency food assistance and emergency access to clothing. As a developer, we work to empower community well-being through food security. We educate on matters of food production and consumption and grow, glean, and reclaim fresh whole foods for allocation in impoverished communities.


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Speaking of her 2012 movie 'Filly Brown', she told The Wrap: "With 'Filly Brown', I thought - it's Sundance, and I'm going to be this It Girl, I'm going to be like Jennifer Lawrence. I was ready to play a superhero! I'm ready to do this!
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Manila is besieged by the worst typhoon to hit the country. Talk of the world coming to an end hangs in the air. And five men find themselves stranded inside a police station with a prisoner who may o may not be the devil. It's going to be a long night.
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A generation ago there was a story that rocked the world. At about 3:20 a.m. on March 13, 1964, Kitty Genovese, a 28-year-old manager of a bar in Queens, New York, returned to her quiet residential neighborhood, parked her car in a lot adjacent to …Read More
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There is an old saying: "There are two sides to every story." The saying persists, because though it is not always true – it is often true. In our modern world of two political narratives and a divided nation, it has become the "go to" …Read More
Complacency and Heart Health: The Letter to Thyatira – Revelation 2:18-29
Dr. Howard Hendricks, when he taught the Book of Revelation would remind his students that the postal route from the first century ran in the exact routing of the seven churches. The best way to remember them was by a learning device, so he would …Read More
Exhaustion and Heart Health: The Letter to Pergamum – Revelation 2:12-17
I have discovered the trick behind getting my body to run is learning not to listen to it. A few strides into the run, my heart and my stomach both claim I must stop or they will revolt…I must ignore the voices inside and keep …Read More
Confident Christianity: Now Concerning Stewardship – 1 Corinthians 16
Back in 2002, Pastor Rick Gillespie-Mobley shared this illustration and I believe it will be perfectly understood by parents today: One day James wanted to do something special with his five year old son Jimmy. He asked: "Son, is there anything you'd like to do …Read More
The Believer's Circle of Truth – 1 Corinthians 15
1 Corinthians 15 offers at least three important lessons concerning the Resurrection of Jesus and the future of His followers. These notes may be helpful to teachers of the Bible on this important topic… Lesson One: Our message is based on very specific reported facts …Read More
Fear and Heart Health: The Letter to Smyrna – Revelation 2:8-11
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A few years ago I was speaking in a church in Charlotte, North Caroline, for a Pastor friend of mine that I love. He has a great congregation, and it is always fun to go up there and see what God is doing there. Because …Read More
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