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Brewed up a hefe a week ago, had all kinds of trouble with mash temp/water volumes. anyway doughed in on the low side like 149F or so, turned the burner on and got to 154F. This whole screwing around took about 20min, thought we were good there so i put a sweatshirt over the kettle and there it sat. 75min later going to sparge and mash sitting at 157F. I'm pretty sure it didn't get too much hotter and the 20-30 min it sat at 149-154 helped. Our OG was spot on at 1.040 (was suppose to be a 3 gal, 1.051 batch but it turned into a 4 gal session hefe.) Grain bill was 60/40 german wheat and pils.
Let it ride pitched my 1L starter of wyeast 3068 and it went crazy 4hrs later for roughly 36hrs. Granted this thing fermented at around 72F which is fine, we like the bannana. However i took a sample yesterday down to 1.010 so good on attentuation, but there is absolutely no bannana, clove, belgian influence of any kind, tasted like the american wheat i made 2 months ago. I realize yes, its only 7 days old, tastes diffrent in the bucket than bottle, etc.
Being my 1st experience making a hefe with 3068 is this pretty normal? I've never tasted a beer this early or even check gravity this early, this one just has me with those old newbie jitters.
Give it some more time, it's very young at this point. My experience with that yeast says you should get some nice banana flavor fermenting at 72.
I hear ya, but with that damn high mash temp, i was thinking it killed my conversion but after still hitting 75% eff that can be ruled out, i think. Surely i'd be able to detect some form of yeast influence even this young tho.
I made this for my brother who loves hefes, i feel this pressure to make it perfect. If i was the only one consuming this, the bucket wouldn't have even been looked at for 3 weeks. I haven't worried this much in 25 batches, now all of the sudden it's like i'm brewing my first beer again...ha!
Mash temp is fine...you likely got most of your conversion in the 1st 20 mins anyway, and the 157 is a nice alpha rest, like a Belgian step mash. That shows in your solid attenuation.
I agree with Nordeast...you should get some very noticeable yeast character at 72. Give it time. Also, carbonation adds a key element to this style as well. Flat hefes don't taste right
If after they're carbed & conditioned you still don't have banana/clove, then you may want to check your processes.
yep definately a RDWHAHB moment, just needed to be talked through it. I'll keep it updated after she carbs up.


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From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Waive \Waive\, verb (used with an object) [imp. & p. p. {Waived}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Waiving}.] [OE. waiven, weiven, to set aside, remove, OF. weyver, quesver, to waive, of Scand. origin; cf. Icel. veifa to wave, to vibrate, akin to Skr. vip to tremble. Cf. {Vibrate}, {Waif}.] [Written also {wave}.]
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When we talk about faith in Mormonism, we often emphasize the idea that the important part of faith is not just belief in something true, but faith in Jesus Christ. And while we use lots of examples of faith, sometimes those examples leave out the role of Christ in our lives and in our faith. The Teachings of Joseph Fielding Smith manual lesson #5 explores both faith and repentance, including the role of Jesus Christ in each. So the following poem seemed to fit very well. Read more »
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While many teachers will focus their teaching of Old Testament Gospel Doctrine lesson #5 on the story of Cain and Abel, that is only half the lesson. The other half of the lesson is the story of Enoch and his city—perhaps a more positive example for us today as we strive to live the admonition "be ye therefore perfect." The following poem is like the story of Enoch, one of the most unusual works in its corpus. As the prefatory paragraph indicates, it came out of an LDS meeting in which Elder David W. Patten (still at least 2... Read more »
Literary Joseph Fielding Smith #04: The Old Folks
While 'strengthening the family' might seem like code for a political position these days (please, no politics on this post), lesson 4 in the Joseph Fielding Smith lesson manual seems to boil the idea down to the ways in which we live together. The lesson says stronger families come from "spending time together, loving each other, and living the gospel together." In most of our poetry, this is something assumed—background to another message the poet is trying to communicate. So in the following poem the ideas behind strengthening the family are part of another message, celebrating those who have... Read more »
Literary OTGD #04: O Adam
When we talk about the Fall and its roll in the plan of salvation, as Old Testament Gospel Doctrine lesson #4 does, the focus naturally (and properly) is on the effects of the Fall and its relationship with the atonement. But the Fall is also the story of a relationship between Adam, Eve and God. his makes it easier to put ourselves in the place of Adam and Eve, and in the process learn, in a very palpable way, the consequences of a separation from God and the need for a way to return to Him. In that sense,... Read more »
Literary Joseph Fielding Smith #03: A Christmas Idyl
When we talk about the plan of salvation, as Teachings of the Presidents of the Church: Joseph Fielding Smith lesson #3 does, we focus on several key elements: the pre-existence, the fall, the atonement, the resurrection and the judgment. That's a lot of ground to cover—and often our lesson manuals cover each of those elements separately. Likewise, it is difficult to come up with a single poem that covers all of this territory. But Elder Orson F. Whitney, who served as an Apostle from 1906 to 1931, seemed to love writing poetry about the gospel and the plan of... Read more »
Literary OTGD #03: Eternity of Matter
In our science-oriented world today, its hard to see the creation stories in the Bible and Pearl of Great Price as recounting actual events or having meaning beyond a simple myth explaining the origin of life. So when we teach the creation in classes like the current Old Testament Gospel Doctrine lesson 3, I believe the best option is to put the story in a gospel context, and emphasize its meaning as part of our understanding of the purpose of life, rather than historical or scientific events. Although written in the 1840s with a traditional view of the creation,... Read more »
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Literary Joseph Fielding Smith #02: A Stranger Star O'er Bethlehem
The second lesson in the Joseph Fielding Smith manual, used in Priesthood and Relief Society lessons in the coming year, discusses the life of Jesus Christ and his role in the plan of salvation; quite a lot to cover in a single lesson. In the texts included, Smith ranges from Christ's birth as the only begotten son of God, to his role establishing a pattern for us to follow, to how we are His sons and daughters through the atonement and through our obedience to His teachings. Fortunately, Mormon poetry, like our teachings, emphasize the role of Christ, making... Read more »
Literary OTGD #02: Shadows and Whisperings
Mormon beliefs about the pre-existence are an important part of our understanding of our purpose in this life and the meaning of the life to come. The beliefs covered in the second lesson in the Old Testament Gospel Doctrine manual, "fore-ordination" and the "war in heaven," are no exception. But, it is also worth remembering that what happened in the pre-existence is veiled from our memories. The details most relevant to individuals are something we don't know. Our own specific missions aren't clear. We are left with "shadows and whisperings." Read more »
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Literary Joseph Fielding Smith #01: O My Mother
The new Joseph Fielding Smith manual for the Relief Society/Priesthood lessons presents a minor logistical problem—it has 26 lessons, which may mean teachers will have to drop two of the lessons (since two lessons each month are taught from the manual). Because of this I will post poems for the next few weeks so that teachers can choose from at least 4 of the lessons each week. The first lesson focuses on God, his attributes and nature, and our relationship with him. But while we have poems and hymns that discuss this, I though the following poem would be... Read more »
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Literary Lorenzo Snow #24: Christ is Born, the Joyful Story
Finding Mormon poetry that talks about Christ is not hard at all. In fact, of all the Mormon poetry that I've read (considering only poems written by Mormon authors), the number of poems about Christ surpasses by far the number of poems about any other single individual. If this is a good proxy for what Mormons believe, then there is no doubt: Mormons worship Christ, not Joseph Smith. But the final Lorenzo Snow lesson for the year focuses on the mission of Christ, mentioning also that he has visited the earth in the latter-days and will come again. That... Read more »
Literary Lorenzo Snow #23: Stanzas
There is no shortage of poetry about Joseph Smith, the subject of lesson 23 of the Lorenzo Snow manual. But Snow's views on Joseph Smith are focused not on his martyrdom or on his role as the initial prophet of this dispensation. Instead, Snow focuses on Joseph Smith's character—an unusual subject for the early Mormon poetry I've collected so far. But the following poem does briefly mention some of Joseph Smith's character traits: Read more »
Literary DCGD #46: Zion
Perhaps the most difficult issue in discussing the idea of Zion is defining exactly what we mean. Even though D&C Gospel Doctrine lesson #46 is titled "Zion—The Pure in Heart," its first section is titled "The word Zion has several meanings" and lists no less than six. Of these, I've seen evidence in Mormon poetry for two or three definitions. First, the early Mormon poets used Zion in a millennial sense, to mean "The New Jerusalem." They also used ion to mean "The dwelling place of those who are exalted," or perhaps even simply "Those who are exalted." And,... Read more »
Literary DCGD #45: Marriage
The Mormon conception of marriage is central to our theology and understanding of the next life. We see marriage as the beginning of eternal families, and a key element of eternal progression. Doctrine and Covenants Gospel Doctrine lesson #45 explores this belief, but, I think, doesn't quite get at how or why marriage might be so central to eternal life. The following poem may explain somewhat. Read more »
Literary DCGD #44: The Nauvoo Legion
Mormons believe in being good citizens, and Doctrine and Covenants Gospel Doctrine lesson #44 discusses a little how that is supposed to work. We are supposed to participate, obey the law and to serve others in our communities. But are there limits on this responsibility? How much should we give to our communities? Are there limits on the sacrifice we should make? Things we should not do? In the following poem, Eliza R. Snow lauds those who serve the Nauvoo community, in response to a very real need at the time: defense against mob violence. And some of the... Read more »
Literary Lorenzo Snow #22: Remember the Poor
Its been a decade or more since practicing "random acts of kindness" became a kind of fad here in the U.S. I've always liked the concept, and I've practiced it on occasion. But I don't think its a substitute for the kind of doing good to others that Lorenzo Snow manual lesson #22 is talking about. While "random acts of kindness" might be a starting point, its no substitute for "mourning with those that mourn" or "comforting those that stand in need of comfort." Perhaps the difference between the random, transitory nature of the "random acts of kindness" fad... Read more »
Literary DCGD #43: Entreaty
What exactly is the "whole armor of God?" Lesson 43 of the Doctrine and Covenants Gospel Doctrine manual explores this concept, drawing from D&C 27:15-18, and its inspiration, Ephesians 6:13-18. But while both these scriptural texts point to principles that represent various pieces of body armor, its sometimes hard to see how these principles actually protect us. If we look at an actual struggle, what pieces of armor will we see in use? The following poem may provide some insight. Read more »
Literary Lorenzo Snow #21: Real and Ideal
I'm usually a little uncomfortable when we discuss the evils of the world, as happens in Teachings of Lorenzo Snow lesson #21. Its not that I don't see evil in the world, but its that I also see good there. And the optimist in me even sees some progress—the world getting better than it was. The following poem makes me wonder if the whole dichotomy of the world v. the kingdom of God should be seen in another way. Is the problem not, in part, that the world doesn't see life from an eternal perspective? Is the world focusing... Read more »


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Since we were not able to greet him we had a friend check them in and show them where everything was. They too said that he and his family were lovely and very pleasant and great guests. They also left the house in good clean condition, so I am grateful to them.
I left detailed house rules and they even took the trash out - thanks guys (which my next guest did NOT do). Mergim, you and your family are welcome anytime and I wish you & your family all the best.
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Mergim and Caitlin were accompanied by her parents who had Celtic ancestors. They were interesting and charming guests and seemed to be really enjoying their tour of Ireland.
We hope the rest of their trip was very enjoyable and that they discovered some of the loveliest parts of East Cork and West Waterford.
Mergim and his family were lovely people to host. They were kind, considerate and respectful of my home. It was great to chat to them also.
Mergim was a great guest. Communication was very smooth and apartment was left in perfect condition. We highly recommend him as a guest to every host.
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RESIDENTS wanting to travel back in time to years gone by can go to Wythall Transport Museum on Easter Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday (April 20 and 21).
As well as seeing the collection of more than 100 classic buses, coaches, milk floats and bread vans, visitors will be able to go for a nostalgic trips through beautiful villages, including Henley-in-Arden, Earlswood, Alvechurch and Beoley
Other attractions include the exhibition hall, films, games and miniature steam trains which carry visitors around the grounds.
The museum is staffed solely by volunteers who are currently reconstructing a 1950s Midland Red Enquiry Office, complete with period advertising.
Malcolm Keeley, the venue''s collections manager and a trustee of the museum, said: "Midland Red carried millions of passengers every week and had enquiry offices in every town and city throughout the Midlands.
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One major question is should the herbs be left in the for the whole lagering process? I can get the fermenter to 50-55 degrees pretty easy, but figured I'd want the tank "clean" so to speak for this. So I was considering adding the herbs in primary fermentation.
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How to Clean Suede Work Gloves
How do you clean suede work gloves that have had garden soil worked into them? I've tried washing some other ones just like I wash my hands and hanging them up to dry in a shady spot, but that made them stiff. Thanks! Lisa~
Hello, Lisa...Love those gloves! Leather and suede wash well(by hand) in a salt solution with a mild soap. Cold water only. Have used Pears soap (from Dollar tree) as well as glycerine soaps. Rinse water gets a few drops of olive oil. Dry from hangar clips. Massage or knead gloves when partially dry. I sometimes put those one piece old fashioned clothes pins in each finger til partially dry. I wash my one suede jacket with cold water (plus dark jeans) and a pound of salt on gentle cycle in the washing machine about once a year. Toss in dryer with dark towels on air dry for 10 minutes and hang up. Knead as for gloves. Hope this helps.
I'm terrible about getting dirt inside my gloves and grinding it into my finger tips. So once in awhile I put them on my hands, wash the outside with mild soap, turn them inside out and put them back on and do it again. Then I rinse well and leave them wrong side out till about half dry. Turn again and knead a little and they are just fine. They seem to last longer by doing this, probably because the dirt doesn't wear away the finger tips as quickly.
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I found a great way to clean suede work gloves. I threw them into the washer with the jeans. They came out fairly clean. I hung them to dry with clothes pins with a hook on the top. I squeezed them gently ever few hours so they wouldn't get stiff.
davidandkasie ~ the softer leathers such as suede or goatskin become very stiff as the dirt grinds in, which makes them uncomfortable to wear. Also, I wash my gloves everytime I pull up poison ivy -- I know, I know, use the plastic bags -- but sometimes, I just forget and yank, which puts the PI sap on the gloves. A quick wash and then I can slap skeeters without getting a PI rash.
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I never had a problem with my gloves getting stiff either. At least not when I lived in a clay soil area. When I moved to sandy loam soil it was a totally different story. Darn gloves set like cement overnight! Doesn't matter if you use them every day it depends on your soil.
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Garth Brooks is causing a stir in the Chicago suburb of Rosemont and beyond after it was revealed the town shuttled $1 million dollars to the country superstar to secure the right to host his very first comeback concerts in September of 2014 at the city-owned Allstate Arena. Brooks also received discounted rental rates for the venue as part of his Rosemont deal.
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Garth Brooks Falls in Tulsa, Again on Stage Conveyor Belts
Luke Bryan, you officially have a rival for the clumsiest entertainer in country music. When we first heard of the return of Garth Brooks, we all wondered if he would ring up the score on the younger Bro-Country pups, but we didn't know it would be from how many times he's waxed on stage. Garth experienced a pretty serious fall during his Saturday, January 10th show.
Craig Wayne Boyd's "My Baby's Got A Smile On Her Face"
Boyd's "My Baby's Got A Smile On Her Face" became only the second single to debut at #1 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart ever. The other #1 debut was Garth Brooks' "More Than A Memory" from 2007. This development had the media going crazy, ready to annoint Craig as the genre's next superstar. this week it has completely dropped out of the Top 25. Poof, it's gone. Sales of the song dropped a whopping 94%.
George Strait Bests Luke Bryan For Touring in 2014
Remember when members of Luke Bryan's camp started crying when George Strait won the Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year in 2014? They said it was just a parting gift at the farewell of his career, and that he wasn't an "Entertainer." But once again we get validation that George Strait's Entertainer win at both the CMA's in 2013, and the ACM's in 2014, were well deserved.
The Biggest Stories of 2014
2014 was a year of great flux in country music. Where 2013 was dominated by public feuds and outcries by many country performers about the direction of the music, 2014 became the year things began to be done about many of the problems plaguing the genre. With Bro-Country as the battleground, the fight to return some balance to the country format began to make headway.
Saving Country Music Raises the Eyebrow of Ronnie Dunn
It's not every day you get trolled by a CMA Entertainer of the Year winner, but that's what Saving Country Music found itself experiencing Sunday night (12-28) when Ronnie Dunn took to his always colorful Facebook page to post links and commentary to recent stories on SCM about his involvement (or non involvement) with the new Cumulus Media/Big Machine Records' joint venture called NASH Icon.
Equal Time – The Best in Mainstream Country Music in 2014
Independent music fans love to say "90% of what they play on the radio is crap!" Well then it would stand to reason that 10% actually has some value. And in the interest of pragmatism and inclusiveness that is vital to the charge of Saving Country Music, it is important to not ignore when Music Row and mainstream artists get it right, but to celebrate these moments.
Eric Church's Huge Inflatable Devil Stirs Controversy
Spinal Tap, eat your heart out. On Eric Church's current arena tour, there's been a special guest making a surprise appearance at each show—a giant multi-story inflatable devil that blows up and towers over the crowd with shimmering eyes and skin on fire. It is conjured during the rendition of Eric Church's song "Devil, Devil (Prelude: Prince of Darkness)."
Country Music's Biggest Winners & Losers in 2014
2014 has been a year of great flux in country music, with some legendary successes by independent artists and new mainstream artists, and the shuffling out of other artists and the fumbling of what once were legendary, high flying careers. Here's a run down of the five biggest winners and losers in the greater country music world in 2014.
Song Review – "Mom" by Garth Brooks
The problem with "Mom" is it has that mawkish, signature-Garth over-sentimentality that just makes you want to vomit. Are the words themselves terrible? No. But the lyrical payoff's potency is good for about one pass of the song, if you can't see the "Mom" hook coming from a mile away, which most listeners will. Today we're too gripped with irony and sarcasm to let something so sappy and direct resonate widely.
Garth Brooks Addresses the Waylon Jennings Feud
The feud between country music Outlaw legend Waylon Jennings and country superstar Garth Brooks has been well-documented and talked about over the years. Though a lot of rumor and conjecture tend to cloud the conversation, we do know that Waylon's dislike for Garth, who was coming up just as Waylon's career was hitting a sharp decline, was very real.
Man Against Machine: Garth Brooks Calls YouTube "The Devil"
On Monday, November 17th when Garth Brooks appeared on Access Hollywood promoting his upcoming tour dates and the release of his new album Man Against Machine, he was pretty loose lipped about his hatred for certain elements of music technology, and how it has taken a lot of the power out of the hands of artists.
Album Review – Garth Brooks' "Man Against Machine"
The truth is, Garth was never going to live up to the lofty expectations many were foisting upon his re-entry into the country fold. Forget the naysayers who still can't get over his high wire act at Texas Stadium or the Chris Gaines gimmick, there was some thought that Garth may be the only one left with the star power to reignite the spark of true country music in the mainstream once again.
Album Review – Taylor Swift's "1989"
"This site's called savingcountrymusic.com. Why are you talking about Taylor Swift? She's not country. She never was. Now she's even saying she isn't." Well guess what, tough titty. This is my damn website, and if I want to talk about Taylor Swift, I will. And guess what, you'll probably read about it.
Machine Beats Man in (another) Garth Brooks Stage Fall
While in the midst of singing his cover of Aerosmith's "Fever" from his 1995 album Fresh Horses, it appears Garths loses his footing on the one conveyor belt, making him accidentally put his foot on the other conveyor belt running the opposite way, and ends up sending him careening out of control. Luckily he recovered quick enough to strike a pre-planned Run-D.M.C. crossed-arm pose with his fiddle player.
Caitlyn Smith Steps Out of the Shadows with "Everything To You"
When you talk about an artist known as a songwriter first, you tend to look for the strength in the lyric. But Caitliyn Smith is very much a multi-tool performer, and her vocals can rival any in country music's top tier, and she's a great musician as well. Mostly known by industry types as a songwriter whose pen to paper has resulted in some very memorable cuts.
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Diplomats: Iran installs 600 high-tech centrifuges, boosting nuke technology
VIENNA - Technicians upgrading Iran's main uranium enrichment facility have tripled their installations of high-tech machines that could be used in a nuclear weapons program to more than 600 in the last three months, diplomats said Wednesday.
They say the machines are not yet producing enriched uranium and some may be only partially installed. Still the move is the latest sign that 10 years of diplomatic efforts have failed to persuade Tehran to curb its uranium enrichment. Instead, Iran continues to increase its capacities.
The installations also suggest that Iran possesses both the technology to mass-produce centrifuges that can enrich much faster than its present machines and the ability to evade international sanctions meant to keep it from getting materials it needs to do so.
The Islamic Republic insists it has no interest in nuclear weapons and says it's enriching uranium only for nuclear power and other non-military applications. Iran also asserts it has a right to do so under international law.
But the United States, Israel and their allies fear Iran may use the technology to create weapons-level uranium that can be used in an atomic bomb. They base their concerns on Tehran's nuclear secrecy and suspicions they share with the International Atomic Energy Agencythat Iran may have worked secretly on nuclear arms.
Experts for years have suggested that the U.N. embargoes against Tehran for defying Security Council demands that it stop enrichment has left Tehran short of high-quality steel, carbon fiber and other materials needed to establish a production line of advanced centrifuges.
But the installations that began early this year and recent Iranian comments indicate the expansion has just begun.
An IAEA report in February said agency inspectors counted 180 of the advanced IR-2m centrifuges at Natanz, Tehran's main enrichment site, less than a month after Iran's Jan. 23 announcement that it would start mounting them. The report said it was unclear whether the machines were partly or completely installed.
Two diplomats who spoke to The Associated Press said while IAEA experts visiting the Iranian sites were now able to count more of the centrifuges, they remained uncertain about their operating ability because they were not permitted to get a close enough look.
One of the diplomats who spoke comes from a country critical of Iran's nuclear program while the other is considered neutral, and both spend much of their time probing Iran's nuclear activities. They demanded anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss confidential information about IAEA inspections.
A phone call for reaction to Ali Asghar Soltanieh, Iran's chief IAEA representative, was not returned. The IAEA said it would not comment on the diplomats' report.
The February IAEA report also said the number of other advanced centrifuge models being tested at an R&D site at Natanz separate from its enrichment plant had substantially increased to more than 300 as of February.
Iranian nuclear chief Fereidoun Abbasi was quoted Sunday by the semiofficial Fars news agency as saying that more than 3,000 high-tech centrifuges have already been produced and will soon phase out the more than 12,000 older-generation enriching machines at Natanz.
If accurate, those numbers show that Iran has managed to outperform expectations published just two years ago. Back then David Albright of the Washington-based Institute for Science and International Security cited unnamed U.S. government sources estimating that raw-material shortages would likely limit production of the advanced machines to no more than 1,000.
Albright on Wednesday said Iran's apparent ability to mass-produce the machines reflects its success in evading sanctions.
"At this point you have to concede that Iran probably has the material to make up to 3,000 IR2-ms," he said.
Albright, who occasionally briefs U.S. government officials on Iran's nuclear program, said much of the material appears to be coming through China from European and Japanese manufacturers. He cited non-U.S. Western government sources for his information but said he could not divulge precise nationalities.
At the present installation rate of about 200 a month, it would take 15 months from the startup date to install the 3,000 high-tech centrifuges mentioned by Abbasi. That would mean all would be in place by May 2014.
The new IR-2ms are believed to be able to enrich two to five times faster than the old machines. For nations fearing that Iran may want to make nuclear arms, that would mean a quicker way of getting there.
But some nations and individuals say concerns that Iran will use the technology for weapons are misplaced without proof that it aims to do so. As such, they support Iran's claim that Security Council sanctions because of its refusal to stop enriching are illegal.
Under the nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty "there is no legal mechanism to limit Iran's enrichment capacity," said nuclear scientist Yousaf Butt, of the Monterey Institute of International Studies.
He also argued that it could take some time to have the new machines work properly based on reports that those now operation "are inefficient and prone to breakdown."
"The newer ones will take some time to test and de-bug ... (and) may not even work at their design capacity for years," he said.
Even then, the up-grade reflects Iranian resistance to attempts by six nations — the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany — which are trying to persuade Iran to curb its nuclear program. The latest Iran-six power talks ended April 6 without progress in Almaty, Kazakhstan. That extended years of inconclusive negotiations and increased fears that the diplomatic window on reaching a deal on Iran's nuclear program may soon close.
Israel accuses Tehran of striving to make nuclear weapons and has threatened to bomb its atomic facilities to stop it from reaching that alleged goal if talks fail. The United States also has not ruled out such action as a last resort.
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Apartment | 10 bedrooms | sleeps 20
|Key Info
Generous apartments in typical old Tuscan style, various sized for up to 6 person with private garden and terrace. Some of the apartments are equipped with a private sauna.
We offer buffet breakfast and heated panoramic swimming pool.
Taste the Tuscan cuisine and the world famous wine "Brunello di Montalcino" in the neighbouring wine cellars.
Enjoy the cultural monuments during fantastic hiking tours or bicycle trips in the World Heritage Site Val d'Orcia.
|Sleeps up to 20, 10 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Marina di Alberese 68 km
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Florence 160 km, Nearest railway: Chiusi-Chianciano Terme 63 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, Log fire, Internet access
|Shared outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|10 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms of which 10 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Double beds (6), Single beds (4)
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden
|Secure parking
About this location
The Tuscany region
Gentle green landscapes interspersed with shady olive groves, slim cypresses line the paths and vineyards flourish along the hills – no other region of Italy plays more intensely with its charms than Tuscany. In these lovely surroundings just recently the holiday residence Castel Brunello was created in the small Tuscan village of Sant'Angelo in Colle. Here, you will find the typical Italian flair under the warm rays of the southern sun. The residence with holiday apartments and houses built in the Tuscan style is located only five minutes from the village centre. High-quality construction was a priority in the execution of all works. The result is a traditional architectural gem with a private pool area, where you can enjoy Italian lifestyle to the fullest.
Val d'Orcia
Sant'Angelo in Colle is a small fraction of Montalcino in the province of Siena. The Tuscan village is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site Val d'Orcia. Here, time seems to stand still, and people know one another by name. When visiting the bakery in the morning, you'll enjoy a short chat with the locals, and in the evenings the trattorias and wine bars in Sant'Angelo in Colle will tempt you with culinary delights and fine wines. The small Tuscan village was founded in 1265 as a residence of a bailiff from Siena – it embodies the archetypal Italian lifestyle. With your holiday apartment in Tuscany, you become a part of this community and may enjoy the carefree life in a unique region.
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16 Oct 2014
"A lucky find"
I was trying to stay in Montepulciano, but none of the places I wanted were available. I think we got the last room here, which turned out to be an incredibly lucky find and a lovely base for Montalc… More
17 Sep 2014
"Faultless bed and breakfast near Montalcino"
Sant Angelo in Colle is about 6km from Montalcino on the mountain road which winds over the countryside. The hamlet teeters on the hillside with the most incredible westerly aspect looking over the tu… More
8 Sep 2014
The complex was not only owned and run by a wonderful couple Erna and Paul. But Paul designed and built the complex which is to the highest standards . They immediately made us welcome and nothing was… More
26 Aug 2014
"Atmosfera incantevole"
I 5 giorni di soggiorno a Castel Brunello sono stati resi speciali da un'atmosfera da un lato incantata dall'altra familiare.La struttura è realmente molto bella e curata grazie anche all… More
24 Aug 2014
"Relax assoluto in un posto splendido"
Il posto é piú bello di quello che si vede in foto. Nuovo, pulito, colazione eccellente. Tutto il contesto é splendido e supercurato. I proprietari sono persone squisite, simpatiche, riservate e s… More
17 Aug 2014
"In the heart of the vineyards"
We spent eight nights here as part of our honeymoon and we truly loved it! Erna made us feel right at home with her welcoming and warm personality. She was always smiling and extremely helpful! The po… More
14 Aug 2014
Posto incantevole gestito da persone gentili e professionali . Pulizia perfetta , colazione ottima .Abbiamo passato 10 giorni fantastici con le nostre bambine visitando la bellissima val d… More
4 Aug 2014
I stayed in beautiful Castel Brunello with my family for 4 nights. We loved everything about it. The landscape surrounding the grounds are breath taking. Our 2 storey apartment was extremely clean an… More
29 Jul 2014
"Heaven on earth!"
I cannot say enough about our stay at Castel Brunello!! The pictures do not do this hotel justice. Highlights:Perfect location. 5 minute walk to two fantastic restaurants and grocery store in Sant&… More
23 Jul 2014
"Look no further and book now"
I was overjoyed by this find - our very first trip to Val d'Orcia, Tuscany & Saint Angelo de Colle is both beautiful & within easy reach of other locations by car. Castel Brunello is next door wi… More
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