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This whole thread is awesome guys. Tons of great information here.
My Fiance loves Strongbow Cider, but I don't know what it is particular to that brand that she likes. Maybe it's drier, maybe it's sweeter. Does anyone know? Anyway, I want to try my hand at making some simple cider at home, and before I found this thread, I ordered up some Red Star Pasteur Champagne yeast and I'm going to try buying some Pasteurized Cider at the store. I'm, frankly, too excited about the whole thing to wait for the pressing season to start. I've got some yeast nutrient which, like the poster above, I'd read was a good thing to have when doing Cider.
However, I've got a couple of lingering questions after reading the thread. Maybe I missed the answers, or misunderstood some advice.
1) If I want to bottle the cider I make, how can I get it to carbonate if I cold crash it?
2) What specific function does the K-meta serve in the cider process?
I'm imagining my process will be something like this:
Buy Cider, pour some off of the top.
Add yeast and nutrient.
Ferment at ~70 deg for 6-8 days.
Rack, ferment a few more days. ????
Cold crash, for 2 days.
Let bottles sit for about a week at Room Temp.
Refridgerate and drink at me leisure.
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Cold crashing will only slow down yeast, it won't kill it. You can use P.S. and sulfites to halt fermentation (or nearly halt) fermentation. But if you want a sweet & carbonated bottled cider, you need fermentation to get the carbonation, and if you are actively fermenting and there is sugar left over the yeast will eat it up producing more and more CO2 until your bottles explode.
The common solution is to let your cider ferment all the way out like EdWort does (takes at least 6 weeks) then sweeten with whatever you want and sorbate to prevent further fermentation. Then keg and force carbonate, then bottle from the keg. Without the keg you can get carbonated bottles but they won't be as sweet ... or they'll be likely to explode. This is advice from my local cider sage (who has placed in nationals a few times) so she certainly knows what she's doing.
Personally I think there is hope for sweet carbonated cider in champagne bottles, they should withstand enough pressure I think ... but I don't know anyone who has tried this. I'll be trying at least two of these in two months or so when my first 6gal batch comes out of my primary. My SWMBO likes sweet cider (like Woodchuck or Magners both roughly FG 1.020 lots of sugar left over) and as of yet I don't have a keg ... so I may have to get creative, unless I get a keg in the next couple of weeks.
Reason: re-thinking and clarifying
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Mpschafe � Cheers! � If you like the Notty and want a little change of pace when those are gone, try the S04 and US05.
Methane � I�d advise trading your champagne yeast for some ale yeast. Champagne yeast ferments fast and dry. Ale yeast is a lot easier to control for final sweetness. The above three are my current favorites, but any will do. If you cold crash, it wont bottle carbonate. You have to drink it still. Or get a keg. I personally prefer it sweet and still over dry and carbonated, but that�s a matter of taste. K-meta is used to kill wild yeast and to prevent oxidation during long term storage. Since you are using pasteurized juice you don�t need it unless you want to age it a long time. I recommend skipping the k-meta, drink it all up in the next few months and get yourself some good fresh juice in the Fall.
Opzo � I mostly agree with you, except that cold crashing will also cause most ale yeasts to flocculate. So if you are careful, you can rack and leave the yeast behind, without the need for any chemicals. I have been doing this for years with no problems. I�ve done hundreds of bottles this way and the only time I ever had one break was with a wild yeast batch that I crashed at 1.020 and tried to save over the summer. So yes, there are some limits, but not difficult ones.
I�d be careful about intentionally letting a sweet cider bottle ferment though. If a champagne bottle blows it will really make a mess because the pressure is a lot higher. I used to help my Dad make wine when I was a kid and when one of those suckers blew it took out half a dozen bottles next to it and covered the whole cellar. I�m not saying it cant be done, but be careful. Once you start kegging, you wont want to go back.
I�m curious if anyone on this board has ever actually tried to cold crash cider with an ale yeast at 1.012 or lower and had a bottle crack? I don�t get it � I�ve been doing it for years with no problems. I realize that it takes a bit of care, but I don�t understand why folks seem to think this is so hard?
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Well, I was given a keg a while ago, but I haven't gone and gotten the valves and tanks that I need. So maybe this is a good excuse to drop some money on that. But I will try, for now, making some flat sweet cider with what I described. At least I can check the taste.
I'll post my results, but I'm sure they won't be anything as interesting or critical as what is already here. Still, more data points are always better...
I will try the recommended yeast next time. And I'll let you know how the yeast nutrient works out.
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CvilleKevin - thanks for the input. As far as I understand the risk of bottle bombs increases when you are bottle carbing, if you are using a keg to force carb the presence of CO2 and lack of O2 in the bottle should cease fermentation and keep your risk of bursting to a minimum, regardless of what FG you have ... right? This is what I hope to do, since SWMBO likes it sweet and fizzy.
Do you often fill bottles from keg (via counter pressure filler or something else) or do you just drink for a keg tap?
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Opzo � I�ve never tried to bottle carb cider. I�ve always used kegs for carbing. Bottle carbing is a lot more work. You either have to let it go all the way dry, and then add just enough sugar to give you the CO2 pressure that you want, or there are some expensive techniques used by European commercial cider makers, such as bottling the cider sweet and yeasty in champagne bottles, let ferment for a couple weeks, use a centrifuge to spin the yeast into the neck, then freeze the neck to keep the CO2 in the bottle, remove the cap, scrape of the yeast and reseal. That makes sense if you are selling bottles at premium prices, but not so much for drinking with friends (unless SWMBO also likes having a basement full of expensive but very cool looking bottling equipment - in which case that would be the Ultimate Setup).
Theoretically, you might be able to do it by using just enough k-meta and/or sorbate to keep the yeast from reproducing, so that they produce just enough CO2 to carb the bottle before they die. Or if someone comes up with a decent tasting yeast that can only tolerate 7 or 8 percent ABV, then you could bottle right before reaching the terminal ABV, knowing that the yeast will die before converting all the remaining sugar. Maybe someone on this board will invent a novel and reliable way to bottle carb sweet cider that works for home brewers.
Until then, using kegs is much easier. Plus, no bottles to clean. The presence of CO2 and lack of O2 wont be enough to cease fermentation though � you need to make sure that you get the yeast out. I usually let the secondary sit at least a couple of weeks at room temperature after cold crashing to make sure that fermentation doesn�t start back up again, before putting it in a keg for carbonating. The only exception is when it tastes really good and I know I am going to drink it all soon. I cant guarantee that this works for any FG, but it should. I usually crash at an FG of 1.012 or less, which is pretty sweet. The highest I�ve gone is 1.020, for wild yeast and Wyeast 3068. And I did have a bottle of wild yeast, which was crashed at 1.020, crack over last summer, so I sorta view 1.020 as the upper limit � although that was probably more because I didn�t get all of the yeast out, rather than because of the high FG.
I do fill bottles from kegs after they have been carbonated � for friends, family, taking to parties, etc. I thought about getting a counter pressure filler, but it looked like too much trouble, extra cleaning, etc. What I do is drop the pressure in the keg to where it pours without foaming, and just use the regular keg tap to fill the bottles. I use swing top bottles. If the keg is cold, it will help to chill the bottles to prevent foaming. I pour into the side of the bottle so it doesn�t foam, but right when the bottle is almost full, I let the cider fall straight down so that it foams up to the top. Then I snap the swing top on. The foam bubbles are all CO2, so when they dissipate, the head space in the bottle will be all CO2. Once I�ve filled as many bottles as I need, I re-pressurize the keg.
This technique keeps the bottles sparkling for at least six months. I cant say if it would last longer, because so far I�ve never saved any longer than that. Last year was the first time I�ve saved cider for any length of time and it was all still bottles from single gallon batches. This year I have saved a bunch of liters from carbonated batches and I�ll try to save some of them until next season to see how they hold up.
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CvilleKevin ... I now dub thee my "King of Sweet Cider"
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Hey Opzo � thanks for the moniker, but I�m not sure I can live up to it. The real sweet cider monarchy is in France, Spain, Britain and Germany � where they make The Chronic (cider that is). They would either ridicule me or maybe chop my head off for using Staymans and Ale yeast. In the US of A, cidering seems to be more of a loosely organized anarchy which is cool with me. I think the Appalachian foothills could be the Napa valley of apples though.
BTW - Thanks to everyone who has posted their results in the HBT forums � in this post and hundreds others. I started reading HBT less than two years ago to get some new ideas for recipes and found a ton of useful info. My process has improved by an order of magnitude in the past two seasons, mostly from ideas that I got from this site (such as trying Wyeast 3068, which my girlfriend loves � success!) The search function is especially helpful. I was originally just planning to experiment with recipes for one season and then go back to making keg batches, but I keep reading about stuff that I want to try (using malt instead of organic sugar sounds promising and there are at least a dozen yeasts I still want to check out), so I�ll probably be tinkering for at least another season or two.
I�m planning on doing a couple of tastings at my place in June and if any of you are close to Charlottesville Virginia and want to participate, PM me. I havent set dates yet - probably be on a Wednesday eve in the second half of the month, with Friday or Sunday as possibilities if I cant find a good Wednesday. It will be about 30 people, and the more with brewing experience, the better.
The first tasting is to check out 16 single gallon batches that are all variations of the same recipe, to test the effects of k-meta and k-sorbate at different points in the process, with and without cold crashing. All were done using the same juice which was pressed on Oct 30th, 2008 and is a mix of Staymans and Winesaps, unpasteurized, with an unsweetened sg of 1.050 and pH of 3.7. All of them had 3oz of organic cane sugar and 1.5oz of corn sugar to bump the sg to 1.060 and S04 yeast. I tried to stop them all at 1.006, but I wasn�t able to check them every night so one finished at 1.008 and a few went to 1.004 and 1.002. The 16 batches differ as follows:
1. No k-meta added before or after fermentation - cold crash
2. No k-meta before fermentation, � dose afterwards - cold crash
3. No k-meta before fermentation, 1/3 dose afterwards - cold crash
4. No k-meta before fermentation, regular dose afterwards - cold crash
5. 1/3 dose k-meta before fermentation, none afterwards - cold crash
6. 1/3 dose k-meta before fermentation, 1/3 afterwards - cold crash
7. � dose k-meta before fermentation, none afterwards - cold crash
8. � dose k-meta before fermentation, � afterwards - cold crash
9. regular dose k-meta before fermentation, none afterwards � cold crash
10. No k-meta before fermentation, 1/3 dose afterwards � sorbate, no cold crash
11. No k-meta before fermentation, � dose afterwards - sorbate, no cold crash
12. No k-meta before fermentation, regular dose afterwards - sorbate, no cold crash
13. 1/3 dose k-meta before fermentation, 1/3 afterwards - sorbate, no cold crash
14. 1/3 dose k-meta before fermentation, 2/3 afterwards - sorbate, no cold crash
15. � dose k-meta before fermentation, � afterwards - sorbate, no cold crash
16. � dose k-meta before fermentation, regular dose afterwards - sorbate, no cold crash
I bottled three liters from each batch and drank the first round at the beginning of the year (see page 7 of this post). I plan to test the next round at the upcoming tasting to see how they have aged, and then drink the last round sometime in the Fall. I�ll post the results, but if you are thinking about using k-meta and/or sorbate and want to check out the results firsthand, let me know.
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Well, I made the cider the way I described, basically.
I got some nice organic cider and pitched some champagne yeast in it. As predicted, the yeast worked quite fast. That was actually a problem. The cider was VERY carbonated and it made bottling difficult.
So, anyway, after about 3 days of letting the yeast do it's thing, I cold crashed for about 36 hours. Honestly, I was really that impatient. It came out pretty tasty, if I do say so myself. SWMBO likes it too.
I've now got some S-04 and US-05 yeast now, and I'm looking forward to giving those a try. But I've got a couple of questions after this first experience.
I noticed that the cider didn't clear up much at all, and I think this might be because of my choice of yeast. But I'm wondering if using the slower ale yeast might help this clear up a bit. I remember reading in this thread that the color will definitely change over time.
Also, How long do you usually cold-crash for. 36 hours was brief, but given pasteurized cider, and an ale yeast, how long would you expect cold-crashing to take?
Again, thanks for all of the great information. I'm looking forward to learning a lot more.
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Hey Brad - congrats! good to hear that everything is working out.
Pasteurized juice takes much longer to clear. The pasteurization process sets the pectin. Some folks use a clarifier, but I prefer to just drink the cider cloudy if that's the way it comes out. It doesnt affect the taste at all - think of it like a hefe beer.
I've found that adding honey instead of sugar also helps it clear faster. Unpasteurized will clear faster, but not always - it depends on the types of apples.
I cold crash for at least 24 hours. Longer (two or three days) if I can, but often I am trying to stop several carboys at once, and only have room for one at a time in the fridge.
Did you take starting and final SG readings? I would recommend letting the cider sit at room temp for a few days after cold crashing, especially since you crashed after 3 days. My experience that the cold crash will stop just about any yeast if you are doing gallon batches, but I've never used that yeast before. If you've already bottled, I'd keep the bottles chilled until your drink them, just in case.
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The Wales fly-half spoke to The Independent about what has changed since the World Cup
The Wales fly-half spoke to The Independent about what has changed since the World Cup
Davies is the latest in a long line of Wales internationals that have headed across the channel to ply their trade
Wales have called up four players to train with the national squad following their 24-15 defeat to South Africa. The Scarlets props Samson Lee and Rhodri Jones, plus Newport-Gwent Dragons backs Hallam Amos and Tom Prydie will provide cover after the 2013 Six Nations champions lost a quartet of players to injury by half-time.
The England centre has agreed a new two-year contract
Jake White's exit from Brumbies and recent heavy defeats hint at troubles Down Under
What made this year's tour so special? We bring you the A-Z of the 2013 Lions tour to Australia
Ewen McKenzie becomes the new head coach of the Wallabies
The Irish centre was dropped for the final Test
'I haven't enjoyed the last 72 hours and I'm not taking a lot of pleasure in feeling vindicated,' says Lions coach after triumph in deciding Test by record score secures first series win in 16 years
The Irishman had been tipped to captain the side but instead will play no part
Ireland centre had never previously been dropped in a 14-year test career
With O'Connell out, it leaves O'Driscoll as the obvious candidate
Jet-heeled 21-year-old says he copped a 'lot of stick' from team mates for gesture
The Lions suffered their first defeat of the 2013 tour
Concerns grow about the fitness of George North and Jamie Roberts
The Lions take on New South Wales Waratahs this weekend
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BREMERTON — After preparing his team to take the field for the fourth time, Kitsap BlueJackets coach Matt Acker is still finding new challenges to overcome.
For example, in his first season, it was getting a late start on recruiting.
This season, the trouble hasn't been finding guys. In fact, Acker said he's tabbed about 45 players for the Jackets' 26 roster spots thanks to changing collegiate requirements that are now keeping grads on a degree completion track.
While Acker said it's great for their academics, it's left him scrambling a little as more and more athletes are having to take summer classes to keep on track.
"Every year it's a scramble to get everybody," Acker said. "There's some teams that didn't see it coming."
But the Jackets did, allowing them to minimize the losses.
"We were watching it," he said. "As we were losing players, we were adding new ones."
The end result is a BlueJackets team Acker said has the ability to take off where the 2007 squad left off.
"It's a good mix of returning and new players," said Acker, also the coach at Green River Community College in Auburn. "We have to prove it on the field, but on paper it looks really good."
Last season, the BlueJackets finished 24-18, the runner-up in the West Coast Collegiate Baseball League's West Division. Still, Kitsap made its playoff debut, falling two games to one in the best-of-three series with rivals Corvallis (Ore.).
Much of that team returns, as Kitsap brings back 12 BlueJackets from a year ago.
"It's tremendous," Acker said. "Not only do we have 12 returning players, but we have four others who have played in this league. That's over half our team."
Most of the returners are offensive, with Doug Buser and Jake Owens set to join Kyle Howe as the team's only three-year players. Pitcher Sean Greer also returns for a third season.
"It's just so rare," Acker said. "And now we have three of 'em."
Buser, who plays for the University of Oklahoma, hit .245 and scored 22 runs for last season's Jackets. Buser's played in 34 games for Oklahoma, which is now in the NCAA tournament. Owens redshirted for St. Martin's in Lacey this year. Last season he hit .245 with a homer and five RBI in 20 games for Kitsap.
Ryan Voelkel brings his bat back after hitting .275 with 18 RBI and scoring 18 runs. He also had 11 doubles, second in the league. Voelkel will be heading to Georgia State University in Atlanta after wrapping up his Green River career.
San Diego State University infielder Brandon Decker brings his slick glove back, joined by utility men Keegan McCamment (Austin Peay State University in Tennessee) and Max Kwan (University of Washington).
Central Kitsap graduates Aaron Johnson (The Citadel, South Carolina) and Tyler Owens (New Mexico State University) also return on the offensive end. Johnson spent his freshman year as a backup at The Citadel.
Joining Greer on the pitching staff as returners are James Douglas (Saint Martin's-bound), who pitched in 14 games as a reliever, and Christian Scholl (Washington State University-bound), who went 2-0 with a 2.51 ERA in 11 games for the Jackets last year. Greer (Riverside Community College; Calif.) had a 3.29 ERA last year.
Of those three, Acker's not sure if Scholl will be around much longer after posting a 5-3 record with a 2.84 ERA this collegiate season for Green River.
"Christian Scholl I don't think will be here very long," Acker said, indicating he may be drafted into the majors this year. "He's a tremendous, tremendous talent. He's one of — if not the — top arm coming out of the Northwest."
With so many new pitchers, Acker said it's great to see catchers Owens, Kwan and returning starting catcher Lawson Hipps (Arkansas State University) all coming back. That combined with pitching coach Scott Colby has Acker optimistic about his staff's transition.
"It's a lot of pressure on coach Colby," Acker said. "But he's capable of handling that."
Four Jackets are coming in from other WCCBL teams. Last year infielder Cody Bartlett played for Corvallis, pitcher Zach Miller took the mound for Bellingham, pitcher Paul Dickey suited up for Bend and pitcher Jeff Brooks toed the rubber for Kelowna (British Columbia).
"They wanted to come here," Acker said. "They liked the program. Kids were saying, 'You want to play with Kitsap.' You just don't see Kitsap kids playing for other teams in this league."
Also new to the team this year are pitchers Tommy Mackoul (UC-Riverside), Alec Reichle (Southern Utah), Jake Shadle (Green River), Chad Wagner (Lower Columbia), Mike Wolford (UC-Riverside) and Conor Whalen (Santa Barbara CC).
While Acker said all have flashed potential, he's particularly excited to see Whalen.
"I'm excited about seeing him," Acker said.T"he pitching staff will be just fine."
Other new Kitsap position players include Hawaiian native and Southern Utah athlete Bucky Aona, North Dakota State's Jordan Shadle and outfielder Curtis Dupart (Georgia Tech), Brian Heere (Kansas) and Justin Shultz (UC-Riverside).
"I'm ecstatic right now," Acker said. "Now that the whole thing's over, we ended up with a heck of a draw. I'm excited about the collection of kids and the schools they're coming from."
Joining the coaching staff this season will be Olympic College head coach Ryan Parker, another addition Acker is excited about.
"It's great having Ryan on," he said. "We're excited about it. He does a good job and he's a hard worker."
Acker said the team is still looking for one more host family. Those interested can contact the BlueJackets at (360) 479-0123.
With the season close to starting, Acker said he can't wait to renew rivalries with all the West Division teams.
"We all want to beat the teams in the East Division," he said. "But now we all have a heightened awareness of the Western teams. We've definitely got our eyes locked on taking care of business in our division."
The BlueJackets kick off the season June 5 at South Kitsap High School in a 5 p.m. game benefiting South Kitsap Little League. A similar fund-raiser takes place June 6 when the Jackets play at North Kitsap High School in an NK Little League benefit. The Jackets will take on feeder team Olympia in both those games before also taking on Olympia June 7 at St. Martin's and June 8 at Tumwater High School.
The team's home opener is Wednesday, June 11 against feeder Tacoma at 7 p.m. at Kitsap Fairgrounds Ballfields.
The team also is hosting youth baseball clinics June 14 and Aug. 9. Both sessions are from 1 to 4 p.m.. Sessions from 9 a.m. to noon take place June 25, July 2, July 16, July 30 and Aug. 6.
To register for the camps, which are for ages 5 and older, call the BlueJackets at (360) 337-5350.
Tickets for the BlueJackets games are available by calling (360) 479-0123. For more information, visit the Bluejackets' Web site at www.kitsapbluejackets.com.
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DENVER -- Isiah Thomas was sauntering out of the Pepsi Center, relishing Jamal Crawford's big fourth quarter and the New York Knicks' improbable 109-107 comeback win over the Denver Nuggets when he heard the latest bad news on Kenyon Martin.
The Nuggets' hard-luck big man needs another knee operation, this time on his "good" knee.
"Oh, no. If he's down, I'll miss him," the Knicks coach said. "He's one of the great guys in this league and he's one of the true competitors in this league. He's definitely one of my favorite players that I like to watch. I don't like coaching against him because when he was with the Nets, I never could beat him."
With that, Thomas' smile was gone as he left the arena.
Martin was taped up and ready to play when a team doctor sent him instead for tests on his swollen right knee that revealed loose cartilage. He'll learn Thursday when he'll have the surgery and how long he might be out.
Martin was confounded by his latest knee injury. He was limited to a career-low 56 games last year after undergoing microfracture surgery on his left knee and said just Wednesday morning during the shootaround that he felt he had finally put that behind him.
"I was scheduled to play. I was taped and everything. The doc came in and looked at me and told me I needed to get an MRI," said a somber Martin after the game.
He has no idea how or when he was injured, either.
"That's the most frustrating thing," Martin said. "I have no clue. None whatsoever. How I did it or what day I did it."
All he knows is it started hurting this week and that he'll be sidelined again. For how long, nobody knows.
"I won't be out the entire season, but I have no idea at this point," he said.
His teammates nearly won without him, but for the third consecutive game blew a big fourth-quarter lead.
Crawford stole the ball from Eduardo Najera, who was subbing for Martin, and made a 3-pointer with 3.7 seconds left for the game winner.
Crawford, himself subbing for Steve Francis (ankle), scored 20 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter, when the Knicks erased a 12-point deficit to overcome Carmelo Anthony's 37-point performance.
With the game tied at 106-all, Nuggets guard J.R. Smith stole the ball from Crawford and passed it to Najera, who tried to throw the ball downcourt. Crawford blocked it, retrieved it and swished a long 3.
"I didn't like the turnover," Thomas said. "But the shot I loved."
"You don't have time to think about the mistake," Crawford said. "If you do that Carmelo gets a lay-in and it's over. You have to do what you have to do to get that steal back."
Anthony was fouled with 2.9 seconds left on the inbounds after a timeout and sank his first free throw. After another timeout, he intentionally missed his second attempt and Smith swooped in and grabbed the rebound, exactly like it was drawn up, then fired up a bank shot that missed as the buzzer sounded.
"I said to the guys when you play hard, sometimes you get lucky," Thomas said.
Stephon Marbury's 3-pointer tied it at 106 with 44 seconds left, erasing what remained of the Nuggets' 12-point lead with eight minutes left.
The Nuggets' 0-3 mark was compounded by Martin's latest injury.
"Right now I'm at a loss for words, you know what I'm saying? I worked my butt off in training camp. For this to happen now, I'm down in the dumps," Martin told the Associated Press. "But I've dealt with worse, so I've just got to fight through it."
Martin, who averaged 9.5 points and 10 rebounds in Denver's first two games, was replaced by Najera, who scored 12 points.
"I think Martin is irreplaceable," Najera said. "But, combined, all our big guys can do a pretty good job."
The Nuggets led 91-79 with eight minutes remaining when Crawford heated up.
Crawford scored eight consecutive points, on a free throw, a putback on a subsequent missed free throw, a layup and a 3-pointer, and Nate Robinson's breakaway basket pulled New York to 94-92 with six minutes left.
"I was in a rhythm and when you're in a rhythm, you are letting it go," Crawford said.
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"We've put last week's game behind us, we need to focus on Utah. It was fun to win the game -- it's good for our fans and players -- but our focus now is Utah and getting ready for them. As you know, they put quite a number on us last year - a record-setting defensive number with yards ...
"This game will be very similar in that they haven't changed much offensively or defensively in terms of what they do. They have a new defensive coordinator who has brought some wrinkles of his own. They don't have all the players back from last year, but they still have very good players. Their new quarterback is throwing the ball well. He's a very gifted athlete that makes a lot of plays for them and runs the ball extremely well. This is the fourth different offense we've faced in four weeks, so we're going to have to do a great job shifting gears in getting ready for something that is absolutely, totally different from what we've faced before.
"From an offensive standpoint, we need to continue to try and get the execution that we got in the second half of the [NC State] game and what we got from the offensive line in running the football. It's important that we continue to try and run the ball - it'll help our offense and obviously always helps our defense when you can do that. The big focus for me yesterday and again today was our special teams. We need a lot of improvement from last week. We almost gave the game away because of our poor play [there]."
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World Girls Hockey Weekend - Come Try Hockey
What a great turnout for our WGHW Try Hockey event!
Plenty of helpers, new skaters, and lots of fun!
Fundraising Committee Meeting - Tuesday Oct 11th @ Killarney
We'll be meeting in the Killarney Rink Lobby @ 7:30PM
Come out and help determine our Fundraising Strategy & Opportunities for this season and beyond
WickFest - Here we Come!
The Vancouver Bantam A1 & Midget A1 teams will be participating in the Annual Wickenheiser Tournament in November
Both teams are ready to go, and are looking forward to a great tournament in Calgary
Good luck to both teams!
Next Come Try Hockey Date Announced!
Our next Try Hockey event will be October 8, 2016 @ Killarney Arena
If you've been looking for an opportunity to find out what Female Hockey is all about, make sure to register for this event quick!
These events usually fill up fast...
Register here: http://vancouvergirlshockey.com/come_try_hockey
Rep Evaluation Schedule (Bantam A/Midget A)
All ice times are mandatory, unless permission is granted by the coaching staff/Coach Coordinator
|Bantam Rep Evaluations
|Bantam Rep Evaluations
Richmond Oval South
|Midget Rep Evaluations
|Midget Rep Evaluations
|Midget Rep Evaluations
Exhibition Game
Season Starts September 6th!
We're busy planning for a great upcoming season - stay tuned for more announcements about upcoming ice times
Midget A Coach Announcement
The Angels are pleased to announce that Dom Di Rocco will be our Midget A Head Coach for the 2016/2017 season. Joining her will be Perry DeNure as Assistant Coach
Dom brings a vast set of experience in women's hockey, through her involvement with the UBC Women's program. Perry returns to Midget A from last season, and has worked with Dom in the past through UBC Women's Hockey
We're excited to have them - Welcome Dom & Perry!
Executive Board Meeting - August 22nd, 7PM @ Killarney
Our next Board Meeting is Monday August 22nd @ Killarney
Come check out what's happening with the Association as we get ready for next season!
Executive Board Meeting - July 25th, 7PM @ Killarney
Our next Board Meeting is Monday July 25th @ Killarney
Come check out what's happening with the Association as we get ready for next season!
Angels Pre-Season Camps in August
We have a few options for those players looking to get a jump start on next season
Registration and More Info - Click Here!
Exciting Early Registration Numbers!
As of our Early Registration Deadline of June 30th, our Registration numbers across all levels are up 27%!
Why not join us and make this a great season to remember?
All players new to the Angels receive a $100 Discount from our regular fees
New Player Registration - Click Here!
We're also running a Free Try Hockey Event on August 28th @ Killarney
Register for this event here: http://vancouvergirlshockey.com/come_try_hockey
No skating experience necessary, we provide all the equipment you'll need, and have lots of Angel players as on-ice helpers!
2016-2017 Registration is Open!
If you are new to the Angels, please click here to join us: New Players
Returning Players, please click here: Returning Players
August Referee Clinics - August 16-21, 2016
The 4th Annual Pre-Season Officiating Clinic hosted by Vancouver Girls Ice Hockey will be held during the week of August 16-21
As in the past years we will be having BC Hockey's top senior female officials along with officiating supervisors for the Provincial Championships and the higher female division games and tournaments
Registration and more details are available here
Vancouver Angels Mourn the Passing of Keith Jacobson
Keith was a tireless volunteer and supporter of Killarney Community Centre and the Vancouver Angels, and we express our sadness and support to his family
A Celebration of Life will be held on July 3, 2016 @ Killarney Community Centre
Next Come Try Hockey Date Announced!
Our next Try Hockey event will be August 28, 2016 @ Killarney Arena
If you've been looking for an opportunity to find out what Female Hockey is all about, make sure to register for this event quick!
These events usually fill up fast...
Register here: http://vancouvergirlshockey.com/come_try_hockey
Congratulations to our PCAHA Scholarship Winners!
Congratuations on your awards: Jamie Yee & Emily Wong!
Summer Events!
The Angels will be at the Champlain & Killarney Community Summer Fairs in June!
Both events will feature Rides, BBQ, Entertainment, and an Angels Booth of course!
- Champlain Community Fair
- Saturday June 11, 2016
- 11am - 3pm
- Champlain Community Centre
- Killarney Summer Sizzler
- Saturday June 18, 2016
- 11am - 3pm
- Killarney Community Centre
Bantam A Coach Announcement
The Angels are pleased to announce that Katie Greenway will be our Bantam A Head Coach for the 2016/2017 season
Katie brings an extensive background of women's hockey, and is excited to get working with our players
- Played with UBC & St Francis Xavier while at University
- Played with ZSC Zurich Lions Frauen Swiss A Team
- Assistant Coach with the Greater Vancouver Comets Female Midget AAA Team
We're excited to have her - Welcome Katie!
Wickfest Hat Tip
Love the cover photo on the Wickenheiser World Girls Hockey Festival website!
Vancouver Angels AGM - June 6 @ Killarney
Our AGM will be held on:
- June 6, 2016
- Killarney Community Centre
We'd love for you to come out and chat with everyone who helps make the Angels Association work!
We're also looking for some positive, energetic helpers to join volunteer committees to help run our Association events throughout the season
This includes:
- Giants Night
- Come Try Hockey
- Parents Social Event
- Fundraising (Association or Team Level)
- Vancouver Community Centre Events
- Volunteer Coordination
- More! (Bring your Ideas)
We're always looking for help at the executive level - but we have plenty of low commitment, committee level positions where you can join a group of volunteers helping to run an event. Many hands make running these events a breeze!
If you can help in any other way, even if you don't know where to start, talk to us!We can help get you setup, connected with other volunteers, and support you all the way
The AGM will host an election of the following Board positions:
- President
- Vice-President
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Registrar
- Ice Coordinator
- Director of Risk & Safety
- Referee in Chief
- Director of Managers
- Director of Player Development
- Coach Coordinator
- Equipment Manager
- Fundraising Coordinator
- Director of Communications
And a reminder, Registration is Open for the 2016/2017 SeasonMake sure to register early to receive our Early Bird Discount, and avoid wait lists!
Midget C1 Wins Playoff Banner during All-Vancouver Midget Final Game!
Congratulations to both Midget C1 & C2 for a great game!
Atom C1 Takes the Playoff Banner!
Congratulations for the second year in a row!
Vancouver Hosts 5 Banner Games This Weekend!
Our teams are all fired up and ready to play their final Playoff Banner Games
- Peewee C2
- Atom C1
- Bantam C1
- Midget C1
- Midget C2
- Peewee A
Congratulations and good luck!
Bantam C1 & Canucks Autism Network Game
Our Bantam C1 Team & the CAN Hockey Team are all smiles at Centre Ice, as they played a friendly game this morning at Britannia
Congratulations for both teams, and we're happy to support the CAN Hockey Team
Thanks go to Scotiabank for helping to set this up!
Atom C1 on CBC Hockey Night in Canada - Here's the Video
Midget A & Bantam A Win Their Groups at Wickfest 2015!
Congratulations to both teams, as they both win their groups in Calgary this year!
Atom C1 on CBC Hockey Night in Canada - Saturday Nov 28th!
Our Atom C1 team was invited to be the opening team for Hockey Night in Canada this upcoming Saturday!
They should be airing their video between 6:45PM - 7:15PM
We'll try and grab a copy of the video and post it here when we can
Congratulations to Atom C1 for snagging this opportunity!
Angels Wearables @ Killarney - Saturday Nov 21
Marilyn will be at Killarney from 8:00AM - Noon on Saturday, to give you another chance at grabbing any Angels Wearables.
Next Come Try Hockey Date Announced! March 26, 2016
If you've thought about trying Girls Hockey, but are wondering where to start: this is the event for you!
We provide all equipment, coaches, refreshments, and Angels of all sizes to help your daughter try hockey with us.
This event is free, and will fill up fast - Registration is Required to attend.
More details are available here: http://vancouvergirlshockey.com/come_try_hockey
Team Photo Day - Saturday October 24th @ Killarney
Team Photo schedule has been posted to Team Snap, and is:
|Scheduled Time
|Midget C2
|Bantam A1
|Peewee A1
|Peewee C1
|Midget C1
|Midget A1
|Novice C1
|Novice C2
|Novice C3
|Tyke C1
|Tyke C2
|Tyke C3
|Peewee C2
|Atom C1
|Bantam C1
Thanks for Coming Out!
We had 40 new skaters attend our Try Hockey Event on Oct 12th at Killarney
Lots of smiles, and fun!
There are some great pictures on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/vancouverangels
Next Come Try Hockey Date Announced! Oct 12th, 2015
If you've thought about trying Girls Hockey, but are wondering where to start: this is the event for you!
We provide all equipment, coaches, refreshments, and Angels of all sizes to help your daughter try hockey with us.
This event is free, and will fill up fast - Registration is Required to attend.
More details are available here: http://vancouvergirlshockey.com/come_try_hockey
PCAHA Coaches/Managers Meeting - Monday Sept 28
The PCAHA Coach-Manager meeting for the PCAHA Female League will take place on Monday September 28 at 7:30 pm at the Surrey Sport and Leisure Complex
Each team must send a representative to receive their game schedule for the upcoming hockey season
Angels Wearables @ Killarney - Sat Sept 19th 8:30AM-12:00PM
Schedule to Oct 4th Released on Team Snap
All players have been pushed to their teams in Team Snap now, and the team schedule from Sept 21 - Oct 4th has been updated.
Make sure you signin to Team Snap using the same email address you used to register, and you will see your schedule.
Login to Team Snap here: https://go.teamsnap.com/ or use the iPhone or Android Apps
If you have any issues, contact us at: firstname.lastname@example.com
For now, the following age groups will be as follows:
- Tyke players will all be part of the 'Tyke C1' team.
- Novice players will all be part of the 'Novice C1' team.
- Peewee House players will all be part of the 'Peewee C1' team.
As these teams will be split up later, for now, you will see emails that reference these team names.
Richmond Oval Development & Dryland (Rep) Starts Next Week
The schedule on the website will be updated shortly to include Oval Development with Nate Leslie & Crew, starting next week.
Angels Free Power Skating Program Announcement
The Vancouver Angels will be giving all of it's teams a jump start this September, as we announce that all teams will receive free Power Skating or Skating Instruction from one of our Development Partners
The Angels have partnered up with Leslie Global Sports, UBC Hockey, and other skating instructors to offer skating instruction from the experts
As we have extra ice in Sept before the regular season starts in October (for most teams), your team will receive extra ice times over the next few weeks, dedicated to skating instruction
Any practices marked as 'Power Skating' will be one of these sessions
After September, the Angels will continue to offer free Power Skating during early morning sessions throughout the season. These were offered last year, and were a great success. These early morning sessions will be completely optional and free.
If you have any questions, please contact us at: email@example.com
Angels Gear Sale - Saturday Sept 19th, Killarney Community Centre
Marilyn from Real Hip will be at Killarney Arena all morning, and she'll have all sorts of Angels wearable gear for sale, with samples to try on.
New this year:
- Angels Reversible Practice Jerseys
- Angels Logo Polo Shirts
- Angels Logo Sweat Pants,
- Hoodies and more!
Rep Players: If you need pant shells, this is the place to get them.
Angels Board Meeting - Wednesday Sept 9th, 7:15PM, Killarney Community Centre
If you're interested in what makes the Angels tick, come out to our next board meeting.
All current Angels & Parents are invited and welcome.
Sept 8-13th Schedule, Player Medical Forms, Handbook, & BC Hockey Sportsmanship
Our season will be starting on Tuesday Sept 8th, and the first week's schedule has been released:
Future weeks schedules will be available on this site, until the Teams are formed. After teams are formed, schedules will be automatically updated your Team Snap account.
The Team Snap iPhone/Android apps are available here: http://vancouvergirlshockey.com/mobile_apps
If you have not completed your Player Medical Form, grab a copy from here: http://vancouvergirlshockey.com/registration/medical_form, and email to our Registrar: email@example.com
This is due before any player steps onto the ice.
We also have a Player & Parent Handbook available, which can help answer any questions you may have about the upcoming season, and how the Angels work.
And new for this year, all Parent must complete the BC Hockey Sportsmanship in the Stands Form. This is required, and one Parent of each player must complete the form by October 15th.
The form is available here: https://www.bchockey.net/applicationforms/sportsmanship.aspx
We're glad you're with us, and we're looking forward to a great season of hockey!
Sept 8-13 Schedule Released
As our teams are not fully formed yet, please check our website for your schedule.
Once teams are created, your schedule will be automatically posted to Team Snap.
Schedule is available here: http://vancouvergirlshockey.com/schedule
Angels Rep Teams (Peewee, Bantam, Midget) Status Maintained
Preliminary assessments of all declared teams have been completed, and we are satisfied that all teams will be competitive in their division.
As our Rep teams have been declared, all players wanting to play Rep within Vancouver must register and join our Rep tryouts by September 1st, 2015. Any players attempting to transfer after this date will be classified as "Special Player Movement".
If you are a player, currently registered to a male association or private club, you will not be permitted by PCAHA to transfer to an Angel Rep or House team after September 1st 2015. You will have to remain with your non-Angel association team for the balance of the season.
Therefore, If you are contemplating playing female hockey this season, we urge you to respect the September 1st deadline.
The (October) deadline stated on the "Special Player Transfer" form from BC Hockey is an old form stating the incorrect deadline date. The correct date is September 1, 2015.
If you have any questions about this, please contact our Registrar: firstname.lastname@example.com
Angels Season Starts Tuesday Sept 8th!
The first September schedule will be posted shortly, and Player Medical Forms must be completed.
Please complete the form, and send to our Registrar: firstname.lastname@example.com before your first practice.
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Mama to DS (3/7/06), DSD (11/17/02), DD (1/16/08 ) , DS2 (5/30/10) and Baby Quinn (R.I.P 3/22/13)
Check-in time! I'm surprised no one beat me to the punch on this one. I hope it's because you're all sound asleep.
I'm 38+1 today and still waiting. This evening I noticed some random tightenings in my uterus. I wonder if they were contractions. They didn't hurt and they haven't been regular, so I figure it's nothing. Still, I just have this intuition that something is changing in there.
Of course, I'm still not asleep yet (shame on me), but I figure I had better enjoy being the boss of my own schedule while I can.
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40+3 today. I've been awake since 4:20ish with what I think are contractions every 10 min. They are definatly stronger then the braxtons I was having and a lot more regular. I am in a wait and see position right now. I am making myself a nice hot cup of tea...... DH and DD are snuggled together in bed, so sweet!
41+5 today. Mild contractions. And guess what? We have a mucous plug!!!! WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! Something is finally happening! :
Chugging along....I had nothing planned this weekend, so it feels like one big boring black hole! DH still isn't feeling 100% (not really sure what's wrong---uncharacteristic headaches, and just feeling worn down), and DS doesn't do well staying home all day.
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Nothing happening for me on the labor front today, although my back is still hurting pretty badly. Par for the course, though.
othersomethings, no one has really told me I look great or that I look awful (except my mother, of course---why do they do that?!?!), but I definitely feel like a freak show out and about. People either staring at my belly or averting their eyes uncomfortably. It's not THAT big......is it? Especially in the locker room at the gym the other night. Sheesh! I guess I should have known better than to go right when the young, gorgeous single folks were getting out of work.
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This time around we're looking at Gesaffelstein's 'Viol' – a subtle, understated piece of slow-mo techno released on the French producer's Conspiracy Pt. 2 EP back in 2011.
At just 109 beats per minute, 'Viol' is significantly slower than the vast majority of techno tracks. Although much of Gesaffelstein's output slots into the more common 120-130 bpm range, he's also explored tempos below 120 bpm in a number of other tracks, most notably 'Belgium' (also 109 bpm), 'OPR' (101 bpm) and 'The Lack Of Hope' (116 bpm).
One of the most interesting effects of slower tempos is the way the interplay between elements becomes more pronounced. When each drum hit and synth note has more space to breathe, the subtlety of rhythmic interaction becomes even more important than at higher tempos.
Let's begin by examining the polyrhythmic interaction between the bassline, the four-to-the-floor kick and the simple snare pattern. We can hear that the bassline would be in a different time signature to the drums if it weren't for the first and last notes. The way this rhythm contrasts with the drum track creates the track's distinctive driving feel:
The kick and snare hits are shown here in red and green respectively, the bassline in blue. Apart from the first and last notes, the bassline lands on every three quarter beats, whereas the kick and snare land on every beat:
By adding the kick and snare to the mix, we can hear how two very simple and basic parts complement each other to form a new rhythm:
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The Golden Gate Bridge Address to Give your GPS: The Bridge's official address is "Golden Gate Bridge, California" because it sits in two different counties, San Francisco to the south and Marin County to the north. The north tower sits in Sausalito's 94965 zip code but the south tower is submerged in 110 feet of water within the San Francisco city limits. Most GPS systems have the Bridge as a Point of Interest (POI), and this is usually the easiest way to enter it into your car's navigation system. When you drive across the Bridge your GPS displays a roadway completely surrounded by blue water.
Unlike many major bridges of the world, the Golden Gate Bridge was designed to be visited by people on foot or on bikes as well as by people driving cars. There are parking lots at both ends of the Bridge that offer the same views you see in many of the most famous Golden Gate Bridge photos and in scenes from the movies. One view area is very dramatically called "Vista Point" while its counterpart on the other end of the bridge is called the "Southeast Parking Lot and Strauss Plaza", with no official reference to the fact that it also serves as a South Vista Point other than a single single for a GGNRA Viewing Area.
How long is the Golden Gate Bridge? Click here for the answer! You'll also learn a bunch of other interesting statistics about the Bridge.
You can walk across the Bridge on a broad sidewalk or ride across it on your bike, and there is no toll or fee for doing so. We have all the details for planning your visit — just click on the subject buttons below.
Insider Tip: Fort Point, located just below the south end of the Golden Gate Bridge, is a civil war era fort that offers fabulous views of the Bay and the Bridge, and serves as the 19th century American equivalent of Elsinore Castle in Denmark. Best of all, there's no charge for admission!
Still more links!
Golden Gate Bridge Traffic Secrets! Just don't tell my neighbors I shared this with you.
Fort Point beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, a fascinating (and free) trip back in time to the era of the American Civil War, with a unique view of the Bridge.
Battery Spencer above the Golden Gate Bridge, one of the finest Bridge viewing spots you'll find and part of the old coastal defense system for the Golden Gate.
Vista Point on the Golden Gate Bridge, located at the border with Sausalito on the northern end of the Bridge.
Strauss Plaza and South Vista Point at the Southeast Parking Lot, located on the San Francisco side of the Bridge.
The Robin Williams Rainbow Tunnel north of the Bridge, renamed for the local actor and comedian in 2015.
Golden Gate Bridge Gift Shop and Welcome Center, located at Strauss Plaza at the southern end of the Bridge.
Statistics on the length, height and width of the Golden Gate Bridge
Photo Credits: Over the Bridge by Overgraeme, accessed 7/18/13; Plaque by daveynin, accessed 7/25/13; a) Bench and view and b) parking at bridge by ingridtaylar, accessed 7/19/13 and 7/25/13 respectively; bridge through windshield by Wouter Kiel, accessed 7/25/13; bike access by slgckgc, accessed 7/25/13; toll plaza by friend JAD, accessed 7/27/13; FasTrak by OurSausalito.com; Bridge in fog by matt.boman, accessed 7/27/13.