Our "HomeBrewers" team easily beat the "Bud Light USA 2005" team, but
the "MillerTime" team is still way ahead of us in position #882.

Our team is now in #2,669 position out of 8,313 teams on the World
Community Grid. Despite that we started very late with many teams
having a full year head-start, in just three weeks since our formation
we have climbed into the top 1/3, easily passing the U.S. Army team as
well as many businesses, colleges, and universities -- and even some
countries; e.g., as of today, 12/13/95, Nigeria is right behind us at
#2,670, and El Salvador is #2,694; re colleges, CalTech is behind us at
#2,695, but Stanford University is #1,834, and Harvard a whopping #872.
We can easily catch the leaders, but we need more members.

Our team is international, so it doesn't matter where you live, and your
_country_ STILL gets credit for the same points that our team receives;
all home brewers, and anyone who wants to call him/herself a HomeBrewer,
are welcome. If anyone is interested in joining our team, please visit
[url]http://tinyurl.com/b7ofs[/url]

Ours is a grid-computing team for non-profit medical research which
benefits all of mankind. You can check [url]www.snopes.com[/url], or google for
"grid computing" and/or for "distributed computing" (which is another
name for it), to see how safe and legitimate this is. Thank you for
your interest.

Cheers.

Bill Velek

[url]http://tinyurl.com/7zpob[/url] is my 'Brewing Glossary' with photos and links!
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re equipment for craftbrewers and small breweries.