It is maybe a little more assuring for me to go for yeast directly from brewery where I can directly talk to someone.
I had some issues with yeasts because the shipping was really slow and it was dry yeasts. These live ones I tried few times and always it was refrigerated on route (covered in cold packs and still cold). I really can’t imagine that it will survive in summer.
So it is maybe only mine prejudice and that I can get good yeasts more locally.
Yes, it is absolutely interesting enough for being here! Unfortunately I don’t trust shipping for live cultures (yeasts and stuff) that much. I can get yeasts from brewery or directly from local suppliers (dried) that I trust little more. So unfortunately I won’t be shopping there :-(
How long ago, a month was it? That they harassed Czech journalist, that informed about some sect and how some of them are in high government positions (in CZ and SK), with international warrants.
I still use this that way. One is group of instructors for something like Scouts, we plan trips and stuff like that but also lan parties and going to pub. There are loads of people using different DM services but all of us have email.
And we have family wishlist email where we send what we want for Christmas and birthdays, anyone can look it up and buy/make something.
From blog about derailleurs
To be fair, how long it took Michaelsoft to support ARM? What else to ship it with? BSD, IOS…
No it is mixed together, we didn’t get enough to make it separate. Problem is that it is too sweet and the gelling sugars for making jams has sometimes some conservative. We had to dilute it to get it started and it still is about 25-30l.
It is not that weird as it seems, lots of people adds it to normal “moonshines”.
As for me I won’t be brewing anything any time soon, life happened and I have loads of free time. I want to do something that I wanted to do for a long time - take my bike and ride through Europe.
Man, I thought about you last week. We got loads of old jams and pickled fruits from our neighbor so we (me and my dad) started some mystery moonshine.
It’s basically the same as old Karel Zeman films, he uses it for highly stylized look but here it is used for invisible VFX.
It is surprising that these effects didn’t change much, now they are aided by computers.
Id there some dead wood underneath? How the stem looks like? Under the cap…
From top it looks like some Armillaria genus mushroom. It could be brought there with wood mulch as they feed on dead wood.
When I see how some of our politicians can run away from justice, it isn’t that weird.
But our justice system is truly independent from the political one.
Shimano has online catalog for parts manuals here.
I think that Alivio didn’t changed that much, they released new version last year and it should be compatible.
Maybe it would be time to upgrade to Cues. Chainrings and cassettes (like mounting to hubs, spacing…) didn’t change at all in long time only with added sprockets.
What changes sometimes is cable pull (amount of cable that needs to be pulled by shifter to change gear) and this is the thing that you need to look for compatibility.
If you really need/want to, use foreign coverage of it. Maybe BBC or other English world wide news will have something (DW, 24France).
You will get mostly unbiased info and it is usually more chill than the heated debates. I use this sometimes but for my country it doesn’t cover much news.
I will be unemployed tomorrow. I don’t have plan for anything specific, I will probably just take my bike, put panniers on and explore Europe for some time.
I am fortunate enough that I have saved enough money for few years of this. But still I will apply to some university to finish some degree to look important (I don’t understand the fixation of most people to these letters before names).
What I mean by this is simply that you probably need to do something. It doesn’t have to be something that your family approves (my mom isn’t thrilled by what I want to do). Maybe move, try to find job elsewhere…
It depends on how you want to ride. Some just take credit card, stay in hotels and buy stuff as they need it.
As for the bikepacking you probably mean you need 2 things.
add rack or other mounting for your bags.
make it as comfortable as possible. Grips, saddle, pedals and adjust it to your liking. You may add some “horns” for more hand positions and stuff like that.
I would say that for shorter trips you just don’t need anything special. I helped my friends to go on bikepacking trip and one of them resorted to using backpack tied to rear rack by inner tube.
Yeah, it is little bit atypical stuff for CadeMedia. Guy just self funded 9 month trip, he isn’t some pro but still insane (250 km/day).
For anyone interested: https://youwouldntsteala.website/
In commercial brewing it usually goes from lab (seed sample for propagating) to some bigger brewery with propagation station. Smaller brewerys buy the propagated yeast from them.
So we have labs that hold the samples and brewerys that propagate them at scale - it isn’t some second grade.
When I want to try some unusual strains, I buy dried. It is more stable but it needs more time to get started.