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... to boil grains (Michael Berry) various (florianb) Correction to prior posting (Gary Benson) Polstra, Lager, Steam Beer (Gary Benson) HOMEBREW Digest #215 (Sun 30 July 1989) Re: Why not to boil grains (Dr. T. Andrews) Yellow Dog (Dr. T. Andrews) HOMEBREW Digest #216 (Mon 31 July 1989) Question about brands of dry yeast (Gordon Hester) HOMEBREW Digest #217 (Tue 01 August 1989) Steeping Grains (ROSS) McMeniman's beer (bryan) RE: Homebrew Digest #214 (July 29, 1989) ("Watching a year-old for 2 hrs == field heralding for 8.") Icy Wort! (Martin A. Lodahl) Miller's Book and Red Star (Dave Sheehy) HOMEBREW Digest #218 (Wed 02 August 1989) Back i ...

... Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1993 11:01:27 -0800 (PST) From: malodah at pbgueuze.scrm2700.PacBell.COM (Martin Lodahl) Subject: Boon, Yet Again In Lambic Digest #215 there were a couple of items that caught my eye. First, Bill Kitch: > Subject: That Bay Area Belgian Beer Tasting > > This this idea die a young death? I'm still interested in getting > some of the better Belgian palates to sample, enjoy, and give me > feedback. Am I the only one? Having an interest in it and the time to do anything about it are, alas, two altogether different things ... Then Matthew Evans resurrected the old debate: > Just got a hold of three varities of ...

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... send in the shareware contribution to Charles F. Johnson, the creator of Arc Shell.) Another great shareware shell for Lzh201h is the EDM Shell (file #21535), by David Holmes, which can be configured to oversee your ARC, 2 LZH's, ZIP and ZOO utilities, five programs in all. It has very flexible parameter passing. I have close to 100 double-sided disks of old files I've downloaded from GEnie, backups of important data files and other miscellaneous stuff. I'm slowly converting all these from the old lzh to the newer -lh5- format. Saving 5k here, and 10k there, can really add up over 100 disks. I've heard that some have had problems with the Lzhxxx ...

... o convert a file from one compression method to another. EDM Shell is great for beginners as it is a point & click utility. Interested? Download File #21535. Well, Glendale and WAACE is but a sweet memory, but the Chicago Computerfest is just a few days away. If Glendale and WACCE are any indication, this show should be a FANTASTIC SUCCESS! Bob Brodie from Atari Corp. tells more: Excitement is really growing here in Sunnyvale for this show! We have had an incredible number of our employees come as ask to attend this show and exhibit "the latest and greatest". This is the current list of our representatives, subject of course to change: o Bill Reh ...

... e, which are your favorites? Sheppy> Here's a list of my favorite programs, what they are, and why I """""" like them. ProBOOT 5.2.1 (A2 Library file #21525) ''''''''''''' This is my favorite freeware/shareware release. Of all my programs, ProBOOT has accumulated the most time and effort, and I never seem to run out of new ideas for what was originally a very simple concept. And it's the first program I ever released for the Apple II. This program also taught me the importance of beta-testing, because twice, ProBOOT went through three new versions in less than a week because of bugs. ProBOOT lets you pop up a list of disk drives that you can ...