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I just read that about 14%(?) tested positive in a German town.

Do you have the same barrel schedule as him? If you treat your barrels between batches that might be a problem.

If lunch won't come to me......

My wife was in and out of ICU in two different hospital systems over a period of 3 months. I didn't see anything near this mortality rate. Where did you get this figure from?

We failed to take the measures that could have alleviated death and suffering in the past so we should be prohibited from doing it now? Great logic there.

A skeptical person might think that the CDC has been flat out lying to keep the general public from competing for the N95 masks. Chinese officials have been on record as saying the masks are necessary.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.23.20039446v2

This is being called into question by current research from the University of Nebraska.

I'm assuming the controller shuts off power to the entire unit. That will probably reset the control to factory defaults. At this point unplug the unit for a few minutes to make sure power is drained from all components and plug it directly into the wall and try it. If it doesn't work you may...

In the past I've read that part of the problem in China is the agricultural methods. People have their pigs, chicken, and other live stock, upstream of their rice paddies. When it rains the 'crap' is washed down into the paddies as fertilizer. Swine flu? Avian flu? Their is a difference in...

I've been thinking I should carry a longer range supply of dry goods well before this happened. I already had enough TP for half a year. Easy enough to get it delivered to your door at the same price as picking it up in the store now days. I had a collection of empty canning jars and a vacuum...

The upper limit of the yeast probably have more to do with flavor profile than yeast health. They like it warm. But, it is also self regulating on that end. If the temps get out of range they will get less active.

I just read an article that said the same thing about the way soap works. I have a 5 gallon bucket of Star-San and a spray bottle always on hand anyhow so I started using it. I figured it was better than nothing. I could use some smaller spray bottles for the rare times I'm out though.

Copy right infringement on that hair cut.

Years ago I watched some 60 minutes type show. A whiskey maker wanted to gain market so he cut his prices. The more he cut the less he sold. Light bulb goes on. Raise prices and sell more. Most people know crap about whiskey and just assume the more you pay the better it is.

No aspersions on the OP but anyone keeping tabs on the amount of bogus research being pumped out would be skeptical. Even on important studies no one wants to do the work of validating someone else's work. They prefer to do their own. Publish or perish has led to a ton of truly crap work...

It's one thing to collect that information here but is this the sole methodology? Seems there would be a lot of shoe leather involved in getting to what seems to be a very large number of people that don't use this, or any, forum. People that stick around here are generally not the average...

Hmm... No 'report as spam' option @TxBrew

It must not have fermented dry before bottling. With beer this sometimes happens because an infection can ferment what a brewers yeast can't.

The implication is that perhaps we should make as much as we can for the next three years?