I just want to briefly wish all of my friends here some very warm season's greetings, whether it be for Christmas, Hanukkah, or any other holiday at this time of the year. I hope that Santa is good to all of you, and that we will all have good health and good fortune in the year to come.
To get back on topic, I am now back up to five full carboys and will be bottling and brewing at least one batch next weekend after all the holiday activities are over. Maybe Santa will bring me some new brewing toys to play with. ;-)
I decided to take this opportunity to invite my friends and others to join my 'Homebrewers' Grid Computing Team; there are, unfortunately, many people throughout the world who are not as lucky as most of us, and that includes many people who are suffering from various diseases such as AIDS, Alzheimer's, cancer, diabetes, and many others. During this season of _GIVING_, I hope that my fellow brewers and other friends will consider helping in one of the easiest ways possible -- by joining our 'Homebrewers' International Grid Computing team and donating their otherwise wasted computer power (such as used by a stupid screen saver) for non-profit medical research. After _YEARS_ of involvement in such programs, I can absolutely endorse them as safe, secure, worthwhile, and probably one of the easiest and cheapest ways of giving. If interested, visit
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Incidentally, our Homebrewers Team is just over two years old, has 76 members, and we have now donated over 109 _YEARS_ of computer time for medical research; our team is currently ranked #85 out of 18,063 teams on the World Community Grid -- putting us in the top one-half percent; my sincere thanks to our team for a job well done. Please at least take a few moments to watch some interesting videos about our project on my _PERSONAL_ website --
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Thank you all, and may God Bless each of you and your families.
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