There are a few different kinds of cherries on the market these days, and using a particular type will influence the taste of your wine. Here are some things to consider: Try black cherries or sweet cherries for a sweeter wine. Morello cherries work well for a dry wine. A dry wine is simply a wine that has no residual sugar, meaning it isn't sweet. To make a dry wine, let your mixture ferment completely, allowing the yeast to consume all of the sugar. Here are some things to consider when making "dry" wine: After about 2 weeks most of the sugar will have been consumed by the yeast and fermentation will slow, making it easier to keep track of the falling sugar level of your wine. Tracking the sugar level will give you an idea of how your fermentation has been progressing. You may wish to stop the fermentation early and leave a bit of residual sugar in your wine. The fermentation is considered done when you either reach your desired sugar level or go "dry" at 0 Brix on the wine scale. A wine with 0.2% residual sugar contains two grams of sugar in a liter of wine. Dry wines are typically in the 0.2%-0.3% range, off-dry wines in the 1.0%-5.0% range, and sweet dessert wines are normally 5.0%-10%. There is no "correct" sugar level for your wine, it just comes down to your personal preference. You can give your wine an intriguing flavor by adding small amounts of oak during the fermenting process. Here are some things to consider: Use oak powder. This way, you won't risk over-oaking your wine. The oak powder will also sink to the bottom of your crock during fermentation, making siphoning easier. When adding oak powder to a batch of homemade wine, you'll want to add anywhere from 4 to 20 grams per gallon, depending on the type of wine (white vs. red) and desired flavor. Generally speaking, for six U.S. gallons of wine you would add about 40 to 50 grams of oak powder for a white wine, or 70 to 85 grams of oak powder for a red wine.

Summary: Experiment with different types of cherries. Make a "dry" wine. Oak your wine!

If the season or region is particularly dry, there might be restrictions on when, where, and why people can light fires. Check the local fire restrictions online or at a ranger station before you go. Some areas require you to register a campfire permit. You may only be able to build fires in designed "campfire" spots. Respect the fire restrictions. They are in place for a reason! Only you can prevent forest fires. In the U.S., many National Forest and Bureau of Land Management areas require you to carry a permit for building a flame outside of a designated fire pit area. Visit any Forest Service, Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, or Bureau of Land Management office to ask for a permit sheet. In some areas, such as California, you can download a campfire permit online. In order to protect your fire from the wind, you should build your campfire on ground that is lower than the land around it. Consider setting up the fire in an alcove against a rock or cliff face that will protect the flames from the wind but be careful not to leave burn marks on the rock! Make sure that the ground is dry, and that there is no chance of your spot being exposed to rain. If you are in a forest, look for a large clearing and build your fire near the center. This way, the flames won't lick too close to the surrounding trees. If you're expecting rain, you have two options: build the fire within a natural shelter, like a cave or an overhang; or tie up your own protective cover using a tarp or a tent fly.

Summary: Make sure that you can legally build a campfire. Acquire a campfire permit, if necessary. Find a low, dry, sheltered space.

Flash browsers rely on streaming services from the actual sites themselves, so you should use a reliable internet connection for the best results. If your wifi isn't on, tap the "Settings" app (the grey gear icon), open the "Wi-Fi" menu, and swipe the slider next to the "Wi-Fi" option to the right--it should turn green, indicating that you've enabled wifi. You can also turn on wifi by swiping up from the bottom of your screen to access a menu, then tapping the wifi icon in the top row of options. Most Flash browser apps will ask for your preference in display optimization (mobile vs. desktop); mobile mode shows the mobile version of websites, which don't usually have Flash enabled, while desktop mode shows the Flash content. You have successfully obtained Flash functionality for your iPad!

Summary: Make sure your wifi is on. Tap your Flash browser app to open it. Follow the app's instructions to set up the browser. Browse for Flash content.

Go to https://anonymousemail.me/ in your computer's web browser. Anonymousemail allows you to send an email from a made-up address. It's worth noting that Anonymousemail doesn't have an inbox feature, so you won't be able to view replies to your email here. You can, however, add a real email address in the "Reply-to" text box if you want them to forward any replies to you. Anonymousemail is completely free to use, but they have a premium version as well. This is ad-free and includes the ability to track when your email has been opened and add multiple attachments. Type the address of the person to whom you want to send your email into the "To" text field. Type the subject of your email into the "Subject" text field. Emails with non-spammy subject lines are less likely to get marked as spam than are emails with no subject lines. Type your email's content into the main email text field and format it as you please. You can also add an attachment (e.g., a video) of up to 2 MB by clicking Choose file and selecting a file from your computer. Type a random name into the "Name" text field in the upper-left side of the page (e.g. Jane Doe), and any email address in the "From" text box (e.g. bananasarentfruit@fastfacts.com) into the "From" text box. It's a red button at the bottom of the page. Your email will be sent to your specified recipient under your random name and email address.
Summary: Open the Anonymousemail website. Add your recipient's email address. Enter a subject. Create your email. Enter your name and a fake email address (premium only). Scroll down and click Send email.