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Available | City | Type | Price | Beds | Baths | Pets | ||
04/15/2014 | San Diego | Townhouse | $1,950/mo | 1 BD | 1 BA | No Pets | More Details | |
707ft - Gorgeous top floor home in the Treo community
1BR / 1Ba 707ft2 condominium washer/dryer in unit attached garage; Bedrooms: 1 Bed; Bathrooms: 1 Bath; Parking: 1 Garage; Lease Duration: 1 Year ; Deposit: $1,950; Pets Po No Pets Allowed; Laundry: In Unit; Floor: 4; condominium; This exclusive 4th floor home has no units above and no common walls! This is nearly unique in all of downtown. The home FEATURES a cozy fire, new wood flooring, a balcony overlooking the peaceful courtyard, 10 ft ceilings and large windows which let in an abundance of light. A breakfast bar, cherry wood cabinets and stainless steel appliances accent the gourmet kitchen. The Treo building offers easy access to Little Italy, and the Gaslamp and is walking distance to Seaport Village and PetCo Park. The location could not be more ideal - great freeway access and a short to Balboa Park and the beaches! Ammenities in this secure building include a sparkling pool and jacuzzi, BBQ's and a fitness center. : //youtu. be/dC45w-hC9LI; RENTAL FEATURES Living room, Master bath Storage space, Stove / Oven Refrigerator, Dishwasher Microwave, Garbage disposal Stainless steel appliances, Balcony, Deck, or Patio Central heat, Central air conditioning Air conditioning, Ceiling fans Double pane windows, Cable-ready High-speed internet, Wired Hardwood floor, Granite countertop Fireplace High / Vaulted ceiling COMMUNITY FEATURES, Elevator Secured entry, Controlled access Gated Doorman Shared pool, Fitness center Near transportation, Clubhouse Garage - Attached LEASE TERMS: Available 4/15 for a 12 month lease, ADDITIONAL: youtu. be/dC45w-hC9LI. |
Kettner Blvd., San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $1,995/mo | 2 BD | 2 BA | Pet OK | More Details | |
1100ft - Upgraded luxurious 2 bedroom/2 bath Townhouse.
2BR / 2Ba 1100ft2 condominium washer/dryer in unit carport Kitchen. New Granite Counter Tops, Cherry Wood Cabinets, & Stainless Steel Energy Efficient Appliances State-of-the-Art Refrigerator/Freezer, Dishwasher, Microwave, Stove, & Oven. New Individual Washer & Dryer Indoor Laundry, Marble Style Travertine Flooring, Bronze Bathroom Fixtures, Designer-Selected Berber Carpet, High-Grade Insulation Walls, Soundproof Dual-Pane Windows, & Private Patio. Next to Bus Lines, Bike Routes, Markets, UTC Mall, Shopping Centers, Restaurants, Night Life, Downtown, Hospitals, Community Park, & Beaches. A few blocks from UCSD Campus & 5 & 805. Includes Club House Membership: Fitness Gym, Two Lighted Tennis Courts, Resort Style Heated Pool & Spa, Media Room, Billiard Table, And Two Full-Size Barbecues for Resident use. Residents Enjoy Covered Parking Garages, Two Assigned Parking Spaces one covered and On-Street Parking Available & Private secure, Pets negotiable. Looking to rent out before. Please or Erica to schedule a time to view the unit. First come, first serve. |
Nobel, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | Downtown San Diego | Townhouse | $1,974/mo | 1 BD | 1.5 BA | Pet OK | More Details | |
865ft - Newly Upgraded 1x1. 5 Townhome, Pet Friendly! 08 Free Parking.
1BR / 1. 5Ba 865ft2 apartment washer/dryer in unit attached garage, wheelchair accessible cats are OK - dogs are OK - Won't last long! This 865sqft Premier Townhome is equipped with brand new SS appliances, new granite countertops, new hardwood laminate floors, new Berber carpet, upgraded lighting, full size washer/dryer, 2 balconies, & 1 subterranean parking space included. The Heritage is just blocks from the excitement of the Gaslamp, Seaport Village, Little Italy, Petco & Balboa Parks. Easy access to Interstates 5 & 163 & SD Int Airport. Townhome accepts up to 2 pets. No weight limit. Breed restrictions & addt'l fees/deposits apply. Please note that prices are subject to change daily. Today's rate is based on a 12 month lease. For up-to-the-minute pricing and availability. |
Cortez Hill, Downtown San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $3,000/mo | 2 BD | 2 BA | Call | More Details | |
Townhouse for rent in San Diego.
Appliances, Central Air, Family Room, Forced Air, Hardwood Floors, Laundry Room, Linens Provided, Main Floor Bathroom, Main Floor Bedroom, Pantry, Walk-In Closet, Balcony, View, Exercise Area. Built year 2006. Close to dining and shops, bright, gas stove, trash included. |
10th Ave, #407, San Diego, CA 92101 |
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,600/mo | 1 BD | 1 BA | Call | More Details | |
Elegant FULLY FURNISHED condominium. Single Car Garage!
At Ball Park Views! Views! Views! with all bedding, linens, furniture, and towels. fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, stove, all appliances, dishes microwave, toaster, coffee maker pots and pans. Southeast corner unit on 13th story VIEWS VIEWS VIEWS! Directly across from the ballpark. Views of HOME PLATE /Bay/do Bridge from the living room & Balcony. FREE UTILITY except electricity. This gorgeous one bedroom and one bath unit features large private patio with spectacular views. Great views overlooking downtown and evening lights of the city, ballpark, do Bridge. Distinguished building design with dramatic over sized double paned windows. Granite countertops in kitchen, stainless steel appliances and sink, rich dark cabinetry, upgraded tile entry. Stackable washer/dryer included, Refrigerator and range oven. 14th floor roof top deck which features a barbeque area overlooking great views of the the ballpark. Recreation room and gym also on the 14th floor. Elegant and contemporary lobby entrance. Across the from the ballpark. Great location close enough to walk to the ballpark, convention center, gaslam, restaurants, cafes, shops and minutes away from the gaslamp. Urban lifestyle with a neighborhood atmosphere! truly 'must see' property. YOU DO NOT NEED TICKET FOR THE GAME YOU WILL SEE EVERYTHING FROM YOUR LIVING ROOM. |
9th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $3,900/mo | 2 BD | 2 BA | Call | More Details | |
The fabulous unit is in the heart of Downtown. Single Car Garage!
You can walk to everything in 's famous Gaslamp District or travel a few blocks to the Convention Center and District. You are in the center of good food, entertainment, and shopping. The nightlife also has so much to offer in this area! If you don't mind driving a few minutes, then the ocean and major attractions like the Zoo and Balboa Park are only minutes away. This tasefully decorated unit is close to all things big and small in. Missing a stay here would be something to truley regret! AVAILABLE AMENITIES Stove/Oven Microwave DishWasher TV/Cable DVD High speed internet Patio Healthclub. ADDITIONAL FEATURES. Unit Accommodates: 4 Parking: garage 2. |
K St, #215, San Diego, CA 92101 |
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,700/mo | 1 BD | 1 BA | Call | More Details | |
This fabulous unit is located in the heart of Downtown. Single Car Garage!
Experience the pulsating life in the middle of 's most attractive area! Get to know interesting people, different cultures and live this big adverture when you want to. Enter your Apartment to relax and enjoy your safe and secured home! A media room, gym, common are patio and a computer center are key ingredients which will let you enjoy this awesome furnished condominium. You are within walking distance to shopping, Ralphs, and 's amazing nightlife. Who could ask for anything more! AVAILABLE AMENITIES Stove/Oven Microwave DishWasher TV/Cable CD High speed internet Washer/dryer: in bathroom Deck Patio Healthclub. ADDITIONAL FEATURES. Unit Accommodates: 2 Bed sizes: 1 Queen bed Parking: 02. |
Market St, #1, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,750/mo | 1 BD | 1 BA | Call | More Details | |
s Little Italy - a different to live. Single Car Garage!
Little Italy is one of the finest neighborhoods in. It represents Downtown s oldest continuous neighborhood business district with a remarkable business and residential community since the 1920 s. Little Italy is located in the northwest end of Downtown next to the District. It expresses urban lifestyle, but still retains that small "local neighborhoods feel. Little Italy is a culturally-vibrant neighborhood that has recently seen the growth of skyscraping condominiums, a number of popular restaurants, quaint cafes, and delightful pubs. Moreover, it has a variety of shops including art galleries, markets, home furnishing stores and clothing boutiques. Little Italy is one of the more active downtown neighborhoods and has frequent festivals and events. The beautiful one bedroom is tastefully deocrated and the master bedroom has a fabulous murphy bed to conserve space. You can relax on the balcony and enjoy your view or sit out in the courtyard and listen to the water fountain. The unit also provides a desk and work psace for those busier days! AVAILABLE AMENITIES Stove/Oven Microwave DishWasher TV/Cable/VCR CD/DVD High speed internet Washer/dryer: Laundry closet in unit Deck Patio Garden Jacuzzi Common pool Healthclub ADDITIONAL FEATURES Unit Accommodates: 4 Bed sizes: Queen Parking: Garage Space-11 View: North toward airport. |
W Beech St, #1207, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $3,000/mo | 1 BD | 2 BA | Call | More Details | |
1 bed, 2 bath, safe neighborhood. Single Car Garage!
This new five-story mid-rise is an urban retreat that gives residents an ever-changing panorama of Downtown, Bay, Balboa Park, and the planned Tweet Park. Aloft has fused together peaceful and hip living. There is a definite urban edge- the lofts rise above a booming downtown but is nestled in its own, irresistible enclave. High Speed Internet Cable Phone All utilities Paid. |
Date St, San Diego, CA 92101 |
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,900/mo | 1 BD | 1 BA | Call | More Details | |
This great one bedroom looks over Little Italy. Single Car Garage!
One of the greatest neighborhoods downtown has to offer. Starbucks, It's a Grind, and other local coffee houses are all within walking distance to grab your coffee and or breakfast in the morning! It is less thsn a mile from the International Airport and many bars and restaurants are within blocks of the condominium. You can walk over to the Gaslamp District or just stay home and hang out on the rooftop deck which looks over the Bay. You are near many tourist attractions and shopping too! It really doesn't get any more conveinent than this. |
Columbia St, #314, San Diego, CA 92101 |
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,800/mo | 1 BD | 1 BA | Call | More Details | |
Exceptional property!
Fully furnished, all inclusive 1 Bedroom condominium in the new, well appointed, and conveniently located Metrome Building. The building is within walking distance to Petco Park, Horton Plaza, Seaport Village, and countless bars and restaurants. Come experience the downtown lifestyle! Call today for a personal viewing, Jeremy Olsovsky. |
J St, #210, San Diego, CA 92101 |
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,800/mo | 1 BD | 1 BA | Call | More Details | |
Come stay at this fabulous condominium in the heart of downtown.
It offers a truly carefree lifestyle with every convenience and amenity at your doorstep. The building itself has a fully landscaped interior urban park courtyard, state of the art fitness center, outdoor sun deck, pool and spa. Seconds from shopping, dinning, nightlife, the water, and much much more! Close by Petco Park stadium, Balboa Park, theaters, museums, galleries and the zoo are all easy to reach and rich in amusement. The neighborhood is known for block parties, festivals and fairs that you can enjoy. From theaters to trattorias, boutiques to bookstores, the City is outside your doorstep and life awaits you. AVAILABLE AMENITIES Stove/Oven Microwave DishWasher TV/Cable CD/DVD High speed internet Washer/dryer: in unit Jacuzzi Common pool Healthclub. ADDITIONAL FEATURES. Unit Accommodates: 2 Parking: Space # 363 View: Fabulous City Views. |
Island Ave, #323, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $3,500/mo | 2 BD | 2 BA | Call | More Details | |
San Diego - Beautiful upgraded spacious two bedroom. Subterranean parking!
Two bath condominium, located on 7th floor in the Heart of the Historic Gaslamp District! If you seek a truly urban experience on your trip, this is the perfect starting point. 's Historic Gaslamp Quarter neighborhood represents "location, location, location". This area is for personalities who want to live in the middle of it all. Footsteps away from an assortment of entertainment possibilities. Walk a few blocks or catch a bicycle cab to the entertaining downtown live, or easily make your to the convention center, PETCO Park, Little Italy or the. Enjoy the relaxation of the features of the complex like the pool, spa, sauna and sounds of refreshing fountains, it also offers workout room, and extra large secured underground parking. Why deny yourself the best of the best. |
J St, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $4,650/mo | 2 BD | 2.5 BA | No Pets | More Details | |
2 bedrooms Townhouse - Truly TurnKey Fully furnished, Cable.
Telephone, and wifi included in rental price. This stunning Grande North townhome has private entry and boasts 1890 sq. ft. with westerly water views. It has three private patios, two bedrooms, and a den. This location provides easy access to all Grande North amenities. The home is furnished and has 8 big screen televisions all hooked up and ready to go. The owners are flexible with furnishings. Call us. |
Pacific Hwy, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,495/mo | 3 BD | 2.5 BA | No Pets | More Details | |
1844ft - Rarely available private home on quiet Cul-de-sac by Lake Murray.
3BR / 2. 5Ba 1844ft2 house washer/dryer in unit attached garage; Bedrooms: 3 Beds; Bathrooms: 2. 5 Baths; Parking: 2 Garage; Lease Duration: 1 Year ; Deposit: $2,495; Pets Po No Pets Allowed; Laundry: In Unit; Townhouse; This is the first time this spacious home has been a rental. Very light and bright house with tons of outdoor space. Two separate living areas and a central kitchen area along with the outdoor space make the for entertaining. This house is ideally located just steps away from Lake Murray with convenient access to freeways, shops and restaurants, RENTAL FEATURES Living room, Dining room Stove / Oven, Refrigerator Dishwasher, Microwave Garbage disposal, Balcony, Deck, or Patio Yard, Air conditioning Ceiling fans, Cable-ready Tile floor COMMUNITY FEATURES On-street parking LEASE TERMS: This be shown by appointment. This available for move in March 7th 2013 We are seeking a twelve month lease. We require a credit report on any occupant over the age of 18. Our app is only $20. |
Laport St, San Diego, CA 92101 |
04/01/2014 | San Diego | Townhouse | $3,100/mo | 2 BD | 2 BA | Pet OK | More Details | |
1237ft - North Facing Renaissance condominium
2BR / 2Ba 1237ft2 condominium washer/dryer in unit off-street parking wheelchair accessible, North Facing Renaissance condominium in Downtown 's District - $ FEATURES, Bedrooms: 2; Bathrooms: 2; Located on Floor #: 7; Floors in building: 22; Square Footage: 1237; Parking Spaces: 2; High-rise; Pets Allowed: None; Year Built: 2002; School District. Agent Name: Pete Thistle; Broker: Pete Thistle; This Renaissance condominium is a 2bed/2bath North Facing Home Located in the South Tower. Views over the Pool Area and the Neighborhood! 2 Tandem Parking Spaces and Storage Unit Included. Features: Open Floor Plan, Large Master Bedroom, Stainless Steel Appliances, Subzero Fridge, Granite Kitchen, Wood Floors in Kitchen, Whirlpool Bathtub and Good Size North facing Balcony. $3,100/month, secure deposit equal to one month's rent 2014! Renaissance Condos are located in a twin high-rise luxurious tower located in the neighborhood conveniently located across from Horton Plaza and Ralph's grocery store. Both towers have elegant lobbies with a 24/7 concierge service and combined amenities such as a pool, a Jacuzzi, a fitness center, and a community room. You can access the building from Front via the underground parking garage, via elevator or stairs, or you can choose the staircase from Renaissance was completed in 2002 by Lambert Development LLC and contains 221 Condos, two story lofts, and townhomes divided between 22 stories. There is an inner courtyard area located on the 3rd floor between the two towers that is complete with BBQs, sitting areas, and entries to both lobbies, as well as two staircases leading to the. Residents enjoy the location of Renaissance with its contemporary urban design. The interior of these Condos are complete with walls of windows, spacious floor plans, gourmet kitchens, and high-end appliances. Renaissance is one of the 's most luxurious and sought after to set up a time for showing, RENTAL UNIT AMENITIES Refrigerator, Dishwasher Washer/Dryer, Hardwood Floors Balcony, View Stainless Appliances, Granite Kitchen BUILDING AMENITIES, Swimming Pool Exercise Room, secure Gate Community Room, Secure Parking Spa 2014; Deposit: 3100; Minimum Lease: 12 Months; Included Utilities: Water, Trash, Gas. |
Front St, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,099/mo | 1 BD | 1 BA | Pet OK | More Details | |
671ft - Icon condominium for rent in the East Village.
1BR / 1Ba 671ft2 condominium washer/dryer in unit off-street parking wheelchair accessible no smoking, Icon 04 For Rent in Downtown 's East Village - $ FEATURES, Bedrooms: 1; Bathrooms: 1; Located on Floor #: 8; Floors in building: 24; Square Footage: 671; Parking Spaces: 1; High-Rise; Pets Allowed: None; Year Built: 2007; School District. Agent Name: Sofiain; Broker: Pete Thistle; West facing one bedroom in Icon located in the East Village neighborhood right across the from Petco Park. Stainless and granite kitchen with an open floor plan. Stackable washer and dryer. View towards Petco Park and over $2,099/month with a secure deposit equal to one month's rent. 1 parking space and storage included! ! Icon Condos have a superior location in the center of the East Village, right across from Petco Park and the new Downtown Library. Icon consists of four different concrete condominium, loft, and townhome buildings and encompasses K, J, and There are a total of 327 Icon Condos divided among the four different buildings that surround a community courtyard with a creative synthesis of art sculptures and lush landscaping. Icon Condos began construction in 2005 and was completed in 2007 by developers Levin and Menzies. The interior of Icon Condos and Icon Lofts have an urban industrial design consisting of solid concrete and steel. You will find concrete walls and ceilings in all units along with granite kitchens with high ceilings, RENTAL UNIT AMENITIES Refrigerator, Dishwasher Washer/Dryer, Balcony View, Granite Kitchen Stainless Appliances, BUILDING AMENITIES On-site Manager, Exercise Room secure Gate, Underground Parking Roof Top Deck, BBQ's 2014; Deposit: 2, 099; Minimum Lease: 12 months; Included Utilities: Water, Trash, Gas. |
10th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,150/mo | 2 BD | 2 BA | Pet OK | More Details | |
2, 150 Townhome Style 2 Bedroom 2 Bath with Attached Garage + Ffireplace.
washer/dryer in unit attached garage no smoking View Our Full Color Online Brochure: This For More: OceanView Terrace Discover a New You at OceanView Terrace, Located just fifteen minutes from Downtown, the master-planned communities of OceanView Hills and close-by Otay Ranch are quickly becoming some of the most desirable areas in beautiful County. You'll find your new luxurious home at OceanView brimming with amenities, from top-of-the-line appliances to ceramic and granite finishes throughout. Dual-sink master bathrooms, attached garages and private driveways add wonderful convenience to your daily routine. Long day at the office Don't forget about our state-of-the-art fitness center, sprawling pool with resort-style cabanas and relaxing steam room and sauna, complete with private lockers. A short walk around the community will show you that we've thought of everything; and we can't wait to show you around. FEATURES Direct-Access Garage with Every Unit Full-Size Washer/Dryer in Unit Gourmet Kitchen with 5-Burner Gas Stove High-Speed Fiber Optic Internet Connections Available Side-By-Side Stainless Steel Refrigerator with Water and Ice Maker Slab Granite Countertop with Bullnose Edge in Kitchens Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliances, Air Conditioning Cable Ready, Carpeted Floors Climate Control, Decorative Window Blinds Dual Sink with Marble Countertop in Master Bathroom, Energy Star Dishwasher Energy-Efficient General Electric Appliance Package Gas Fireplaces with Ceramic Tile Hearth and Glass Doors HDMI Ports for Mounted TVs Oval Tub with Combo Shower, Pantry Private Patio/Balcony Raised-Panel Interior Doors with Antique Nickel-Finish Hardware, Spacious Walk-In Closet Tile Floors, Wheelchair Access Wood-Style Flooring, Community Amenities 2 State-Of-The-Art Fitness Centers with PRECOR Equipment, Car Charging Stations Pet Friendly Community with Private Dog Park 2 Business Centers with Conference Rooms, 2 Clubhouses 2 Enteraining Chil Play Areas, 2 Half Basketball Courts 2 Spas, 2 Steam Rooms and Saunas 2 Swimming Pools 3 Picnic Areas with Barbecues Private Lockers in Clubhouse, Storage Sundeck with Cabanas, Tennis. |
Wind Surf Way, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,110/mo | 1 BD | 1 BA | Pet OK | More Details | |
793ft - One Bedroom Townhome With Private Access.
1BR / 1Ba 793ft2 apartment laundry in building detached garage Downtown Mediterranean Living Desirable District This For More: view, CA, 92101, Call Now. Apartment Home Features, Air Conditioning Amazing & City Views, Arched Entries Bleached European Cabinetry, Ceiling Fan Disability Access, Dishwasher Disposal, Fireplace Full Kitchen, Hardwood Floors High Ceilings High Speed Internet Loft Style Apartments Microwave, Mirrored Wardrobe Doors One & Two Bedroom Apartments, Patio/Balcony Private Entries, Separate Dining Room Short Term Storage Upgraded Stainless Appliances, Vaulted Ceilings View, Community Amenities 100% Satisfaction. Guaranteed, 24 Hour Maintenance Bilingual Staff, Business Center Cats Allowed Close to Pub Complete Online Leasing Covered Parking Dogs Under 40 Pounds Allowed, Elevator Fitness Center Gated Entrance/Controlled Access, Great Central Location Heated Rooftop Pool & Spa, High Rise Laundry Facility, Magnificent Lobbies Online Rent Payment, Pet Friendly Pool, Resident Events Spa/Hot Tub/Sauna Standard CableTwo Fitness Centers, Driving Directions From I-5 south: Exit Front. Continue on Front, turn right on Ash. Continue on Ash, turn left on Pacific. Turn left on G, view is on the left. From I-5 north: Exit horn airport exit. Turn left on Pacific, turn left on G. view is on the left, Pet Po Maximum: 2 pet maximum per apartment home. Deposits & Fees: Cat - $300 per apartment; $25 Cat Premium per cat, Dog - $750 per apartment; $50 Dog Premium per dog. Breed Restrictions: Pit Bulls, American Staffordshire Terriers, Rottweilers, Doberman Pinchers, Wolf-hybrids and Perro de Presa Canarios or any dog that has the above breeds in their lineage are not allowed at any Company. |
W G St, San Diego, CA 92101
Now | San Diego | Townhouse | $2,454/mo | 2 BD | 2.5 BA | Pet OK | More Details | |
1160ft - Newly renovated Townhome Free Parking! 11.
at 2BR / 2. 5Ba 1160ft2 apartment washer/dryer in unit attached garage, wheelchair accessible cats are OK - dogs are OK - Beautifully renovated 2 story, 2 bed 2. 5 bath townhome available for immediate move-in! 11 is located on the top floor and is a corner location facing East, for great morning sunshine! FEATURES include brand new wood-laminate flooring, upgraded, sustainable carpet, SS appliances, washer/dryer, 2 parking spots and much more. Today's rate is based on a 12 month lease. For up to date pricing and pricing on other terms. |
Beech St, San Diego, CA 92101
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Antenori didn't stick around, while Kozachik stayed until the event ended at noon.
He said the cash-for-guns scheme in the police department parking lot only served to bolster his argument that firearms laws need to be enhanced. At his event, police documented each gun turned in, took down names of those dropping them off and checked to be sure they were legal before loading the weapons into a truck for destruction.
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Title | On the nature of customer-employee relationships |
Author | Butcher, Ken; Sparks, Beverley; O'Callaghan, Frances Veronica |
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Year Published | 2002 |
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Citation | Marketing Intelligence & Planning, Vol. 20(5), pp. 297-306 |
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Alumni Review #1, Class of 1980
Published June 22, 2010
About the Author: |
College Enrolled | Vanderbilt University |
Home Town, State (Country) | Dalton, GA |
Years Attended Boarding School | 4 |
Activities During Boarding School | I was involved in Varsity Wrestling and Tennis (Manager). The YMCA (Vice President), Honor Council, Dance Committee, Class Officer (Vice President), Yearbook (Editor), Drama and Magazine. |
Reflections and Advice:
1.) What do you think makes your school unique relative to other boarding schools?
My experience at Darlington was excellent. I was an only child who was suddenly thrown into an environment where I had 30 brothers with whom I lived with on the floor and a roommate, whom I had never meet before. But turned out to be my roommate for all four years of high school and has been one of my closest friends ever since.
You grow up quickly and learn to work with and share your space with others. You learn how to study on your own. The teachers live on the same floor or in the same building or on the campus and you get to know them and their families thus developing a relationship with them that you will not find in the usual high school.
With all of the above, you get an education that prepares you for both college and your future life.
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Darlington's campus is a beautiful setting and gives the student an opportunity to really grow and develope.
2.) What was the best thing that happened to you in boarding school?
The opportunity to develop my leadership skills and build great confidence in my ability to do what ever one wants to do in life.
And added plus was to get to know my roommate who became one of my closest friends and remains so today some 30 plus years later even though we live hours apart.
3.) What might you have done differently during your boarding school experience?
I wouldn't change a thing. The one piece of advise I would give some one going there today, would be to get to know your faculty and resident advisors as soon as possible and get involved in everything and study hard. Be open to your new life. Enjoy yourself.
4.) What did you like most about your school?
The students and faculty.
5.) Do you have any final words of wisdom for visiting or incoming students to your school?
No, it has been too long since I was there and lots has changed, but if they still offer a "toasted notice" at the school store, have one for me.
It was a honey bun, toasted with butter melted on top of it.
1.) Describe the academics at your school - what did you like most about it?
The best about the academics were the coach classes and the close relationship with the faculty, who want to see you succeed.
1.) Describe the athletics at your school - what did you like most about it?
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Art, Music, and Theatre:
1.) Describe the arts program at your school - what did you like most about it?
Drama was the area that I really enjoyed. I worked on the sets and lights and still remember to this day when we put on a Charlie Brown play and how we did the cartoon strips and worked the spot lights. It was an experience.
Extracurricular Opportunities:
1.) Describe the extracurriculars offered at your school - what did you like most about it?
I worked with Maple Street which was a program for the underpriviledged kids and it was an experience that was very rewarding.
Dorm Life:
1.) Describe the dorm life in your school - what did you like most about it?
Dorm life was great as you got to know your classmates so very well and developed life long friendships and you learned how to live with others, sharing both the best of high school and the worst.
1.) Describe the dining arrangements at your school.
Dinning was cafeteria stlye food, but there was plenty and the variety was good. The staff couldn't have been nicer.
Social and Town Life:
1.) Describe the school's town and surrounding area.
Rome, GA is a small town and so you got to know it very well and you became friends with the Day Students and learned more about the local culture. We traveled to Atlanta for big events or professional sports events as well.
2.) Describe the social life at your school - what did you like most about it?
Social life was active as the school with a number of dances and other activities. My fondest memories were actually the after the dance, when the Dance Committee came back to the gym and took down all the decorations and cleaned up, while someone went to the local fast food resturant and brought back tons of burgers and fries and drinks.


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Middle School Remembers A Civil War Sesquicentennial Commemoration 1861-1865 ~ 2011-2015 |
A registered event with the the Indiana Civil War Sesquicentennial Committee CMS is a recipient of "A More Perfect Union" Bookshelf grant and a recipient of a 2010-2011 RIF grant Guidelines and Schedule (Word document file) NewsExaminer Coverage April 9, 2011 Page 1 April 9, 2011 Page 2 Thank you to our Civil War Reenactors and Volunteers
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the Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star members at The Elmhurst Need more information? Contact Mrs. Newton 765.825.1139, ext 115 |
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Our 7th graders joined us in the afternoon to watch the battle where the 8th graders took on the role of Northern and Southern soldiers on the front lawn battlefield at Elmhurst. Following the battle, Mr. Lincoln (Dean Dorrell), presented the Gettysburg Address. Coming Soon - Images from Camp Emhurst and The Battle of the Estate.
Sites of Interest... 3-D Civil War Images http://www.civilwar.org/photos/3d-photography-special Did you know that an estimated 70% of all Civil War documentary photographs were shot as "stereoviews" - the 19th Century equivalent of 3-D? Order a free pair of 3-D glasses or borrow a pair from the media center. American Memory, The Civil War - The Library of Congress http://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/themes/civil-war Examine different points of view from both the Union and the Confederacy through poetry, music, images, letters, maps and other primary documents. Hear former slaves tell their stories, and read first-hand accounts by Civil War women. | Primary Source Sets | Lesson Plans | Exhibitions and Presentations | Collection Connections | and Search Terms Animated Battle Maps http://www.civilwar.org/maps Also contains satellite, landscape, and historical maps Band Music from the Civil War Era http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/cwmhtml/cwmhome.html Examples of brass band music that flourished in the 1850s in the United States and remained popular through the nineteenth century. Bands of this kind served in the armies of both the North and the South during the Civil War. This online collection includes both printed and manuscript music selected from the collections of the Music Division of the Library of Congress. Camp Life http://www.cr.nps.gov/museum/exhibits/gettex The National Parks Service offers this highly polished slide show of camp life during the Civil War. The site brings together primary source quotes, images, and information that create a truly striking portrait of day-to-day camp life, as well as insights into changes that occurred when a battle broke out. Civil War and Industrial and Technological Advances http://www.bookrags.com/research/civil-war-and-industrial-and-techno-aaw-02 Civil War Interactive Battle Map http://www.civilwar.com/component/option,com_battlemap Click on the state or territory and then on the battle. Civil War Interactive Map http://teachingamericanhistory.org/neh/interactives/civilwar/lesson1 Includes slavery, fee blacks, cotton production, railroads... Civil War Interactive Timeline http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/10/29/opinion/20101029-civil-war.html Civil War Kits http://www.flowofhistory.org/lessons/kit_teachers_guide.php
http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/collections/civil_war_maps Among the reconnaissance, sketch, and theater-of-war maps are the detailed battle maps made by Major Jedediah Hotchkiss for Generals Lee and Jackson, General Sherman's Southern military campaigns, and maps taken from diaries, scrapbooks, and manuscripts. Civil War Medicine http://www.powerweb.net/bbock/war A factual look at the medical treatments available at the time of the Civil War. The sections on medical transport and amputation are especially well done, though not for the squeamish. Civil War Technology http://www.hackman-adams.com/guns/Technology.htm Includes railroads, guns, and medicine Civil War Technology in History http://www.history.com/topics/civil-war-technology
http://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/connections/civil-war-treasures/file.html Presents materials held by the New-York Historical Society that document the lives of ordinary citizens from both sides who were involved in the Civil War. Included are photographs and drawings that document the war's impact, recruiting posters used in New York, letters from Civil War Nurse Sarah Blunt and the first and only issue of The Prison Times handwritten by Confederate prisoners in Fort Delaware. Curriculum Resources http://cwpt.pub30.convio.net/education/teachers/curriculum/index.html#8th_Grade Many PDF's at 8th grade level - Definitely worth a look! Eyewitness http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/cwfrm.htm Resource for may topics, mainly text Glossary of Civil War Terms http://www.civilwar.org/education/history/glossary/glossary.html Lesson Plans http://www.civilwar.org/education/teachers/lesson-plans Readers' Theater, Slang, Personalities, Battles, Maps, and more targeted for Middle School The Life of Civil War Private Jefferson Moses http://www.ioweb.com/civilwar The memoirs, diaries, and primary source documents at this site reveal the life of a Civil War soldier in Company G of the 93rd Illinois Volunteers. The materials include enrollment and discharge papers, as well as recollections of campaigns through Mississippi and across the South to the Carolinas. PowerPoints http://americanhistory.pppst.com/civilwar.html Free PowerPoints for download - includes a Jeopardy PowerPoint. Multiages. Selected Civil War Photos http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/cwphtml/cwphome.html Contains 1,118 photographs. Most of the images were made under the supervision of Mathew B. Brady, and include scenes of military personnel, preparations for battle, and battle after-effects. The collection also includes portraits of both Confederate and Union officers, and enlisted men. Sesquicentennial of the Civil War – 2011-2015 http://www.in.gov/history/INCivilWar.htm Your resource for Indiana in the Civil War:
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http://www.historyplace.com/civilwar/index.html The Underground Railroad Pathfinder - Created for you, by Mrs. Newton http://fayette.k12.in.us/~cnewton/UGRRpathfinder/UGRR.html WEBQUEST * The North vs. The South - "It is 3:30 a.m. in the middle of the night. You have just woken up from a long and strange night of sleep. You have been learning about the Civil War in school, and last night you dreamed that you were fighting in civil war battles, talking to soldiers, and listening to President Lincoln give an Address at Gettysburg." |
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It would be one thing if "knows how to win" actually did have some meaning behind it, if it was merely a relatively inarticulate short-hand for a combination of talent, skills, and work-ethic. But we've seen with Dusty that it doesn't. Dusty told us earlier this year that Josh Fogg knows how to win, as evidenced by his 10+ wins the last two year. He meant it literally.
A player who "knows how to win" is like a girl with "a nice personality". It's one thing if the girl actually is really cool, funny, etc and you want to highlight those things. But when she is, 99% of the time you actually highlight those particulars. When you use the tired phrase, it's because you aren't really talking about her personality, you're talking implicitly about her looks.
In my experience "Knows how to win" is used in two ways:
1) You like the guy/team but can't find ability based compliments that won't make you look hypocritical (because other players have more ability). In this case, Adam Pettyjohn is in not a better pitcher or call-up option than about 4 other guys. But Dusty likes him, so he's "crafty" and "knows how to win". Dusty has a real love affair with guys short on talent who keep scrapping.
2) It's what you say about somebody who is talented but you want to sound more insightful than merely pointing out that talent basis. It's an appeal to character. Some people simply feel more comfortable pretending we're all equal except for our work ethic and experience.
I'm done harping on Dusty the manager. Sure, I'll still bemoan specific decisions as points of discussion in the abstract, but there's no point in complaining about Dusty. To borrow another cliche', he is what he is. He's nearly everything I expected him to be, with the exception of his better than expected handling of the pitching staff. He's a people person, not a thinker. But at the end of the day, the #1 determinant on this team's success is the amount of talent Jocketty puts on the 25 man roster. And while Dusty make poor use of what's he got, what's he got isn't enough.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
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Pierre Monteux in Boston. A Treasury of Concert Performances 1951-58
Boston Symphony Orchestra/Pierre Monteux
rec. Symphony Hall, Boston 1951-58
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Admirers of le mâitre have enjoyed a plethora of boxes of live material over the last few years. It seems superfluous to add that this is another. Eight well-filled discs may, on cursory inspection, bring forth a downward twitch of the mouth, a taut pursing, as if to say; yet more Monteux Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, yet another Enigma Variations, still more Wagnerian chunks. But take a more measured look and you'll see things wholly new to the discography of the conductor, things that broaden his stylistic parameters on disc – things such as, and these are major additions as even the most miserly of readers must agree, the Bartók and Szymanowski concertos.
All the works here were recorded during the years 1951-58. All were recorded during concerts given at Symphony Hall. Monteux and the Bostonians ride on home turf during roughly twelve hours of superior music-making, mostly in fine sound.
The concerts are not replicated in their entirety, nor are they presented 'as is', or 'was', but are interspersed throughout the boxes. The same concert that gave us the Mendelssohn Hebrides, for instance, also had on the same bill The Rite of Spring, and Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony. This shuffling about has no deleterious effects. The Hebrides is strong and tangy by the way. Its disc-mates include a strong willed Haydn Symphony No.94 with a delightfully pomposo Andante and an exciting finale – the whole performance not dissimilar to the commercial recording he made with the Vienna Philharmonic. And there's also Schubert's Ninth from the same concert that gave us Creston 2. And yes, I'm thinking what you're thinking. What did that sound like and when will we get to hear it, to join his live 1956 NYPSO inscription? In any case, and rather amazingly, Monteux didn't leave behind a studio inscription of the Ninth. He doesn't take the repeats but does lead a most persuasively controlled and fluid Andante properly stressing its con moto elements.
Disc two opens with Schumann's Rhenish. It again is strong, even in places beefy, but exudes a refined, pragmatic expressivity in the slow movement, and an increasingly noble tread. Monteux was frequently a fiery though not unrestrained proponent of Tchaikovsky and this Fifth is no exception. The brass cut through with drama-laced calls and there's a warmly emollient slow movement, a powerful, improvisatory-feigning finale. His Elgar is marvellously flowing and moving, though not quite as interpretatively cogent as the studio recording. Textually you'll want to note the added percussion reinforcements in the finale. The rest of disc three is given over to Stravinsky, a composer with whose music he was closely associated, of course, but which was also to become increasingly problematic for him. The Rite of Spring is not given a panoramic, colouristic profile but it still bites deeply. He directs the Petrouchka Suite from a concert given two years earlier, but in the last disc, from a concert given in stereo in January 1958, we get the whole thing. The restorative work in the latter case, by Aaron Z Snyder, is first class.
We move in exclusively Russian waters for the fourth disc. There is nervous tension a-plenty in Hamlet. 'Mozartiana' – or the Theme and Variations fourth movement from the Suite No. 4 in G major to be precise - is attractively shaped, though there's a 16 bar cut. The mélange that is the Concert Fantasy is bravely and excellently dispatched by Vera Franceschi. There's a small cut – judicious or unnecessary according to one's view. Franceschi was a fine, dextrous musician. She died of cancer at only forty. Once again we're fortunate in repertoire selection in the case of a sprucely delivered Prokofiev's Classical Symphony; there are no studio recordings. Again this is a stereo Snyder restoration. I should add that the rest of the set's restorations are by the excellent Maggie Payne and equally good.
More Tchaikovsky occupies the fifth disc in the shape of a performance of the Pathétique given just a week before the famed studio recording with the Boston for RCA. The differences are in essence few but this powerful inscription culminates in a visceral and dramatic finale that is, if anything, even more convincing than the commercial reading. He also recorded d'Indy's Istar but this richly characterised version will do very nicely, not least when Monteux officiates between the lissom winds and the pungent brass.
Two elite fiddle players dominate the next disc. Tossy Spivakovsky plays Bartók's Second Concerto and Roman Totenberg plays Szymanowski's First. It's highly fortunate to hear the Bartók for two specific reasons; firstly Monteux didn't record it, and secondly Spivakovsky gave its American premiere. He plays with lyrical bite and a deal of panache and Monteux brings out an impressive quotient of romanticist affiliations in the orchestral fabric. I happen to prefer Spivakovsky to Menuhin or Rostal in this work. Totenberg, far too neglected these days, gives a splendidly aristocratic account of the Szymanowski, another work the conductor didn't record commercially. Totenberg is still alive at the time of writing (February 2010) having reached the age of ninety-nine. This serves as a small salute to a master musician.
Monteux made one recording as a violist, as far as I'm aware, back in 1903. As an esteemed chamber player his sensitivity toward string colleagues is evident. So is his love of Wagner. There are a few examples here – a powerful Parsifal Prelude and the expected, but no less welcome, extracts from Götterdämmerung. The Debussy examples are something of a torso but raptly played for all that. And we end finally with two of his greatest strengths; another example of how a live performance can ratchet the tension still further; the Tchaikovsky Fourth. The Andantino in particular generates real heat with poised rubati, and then comes a vivaciously fast scherzo. To end we have Stravinsky's Petrushka (complete, not the suite).
I hope we never reach the stage when people begin to tire of live, previously unreleased Monteux performances. In this handy box there are insights to last a lifetime of musical listening. They are authoritative, finely played, well recorded and transferred, with perceptive notes.
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Authoritative, finely played, well recorded and transferred ... see Full Review
Full tracklist:-
Pierre Monteux in Boston. A Treasury of Concert Performances 1951-58
Felix MENDELSSOHN (1809 – 1847)
Overture: The Hebrides (Fingal's Cave), op.26 (1829/1835) [9:42]
Joseph HAYDN (1732-1809)
Symphony No 94 in G major 'Surprise', Hob.I.94 (1791) [20:30]
Franz SCHUBERT (1797-1828)
Symphony No. 9 in C major Great D.944 (1828) [46:16]
Robert SCHUMANN (1810-1856)
Symphony No. 3 in E flat major Rhenish (1850) [31:14]
Pyotr Ilyich TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893)
Symphony No. 5 in E minor Op. 64 (1888) [43:44]
Edward ELGAR (1857-1934)
Enigma – Variations on an original Theme, Op.36 (1899) [27:33]
Igor STRAVINSKY (1882-1971)
The Rite of Spring (1913) [32:21]
Petrouchka Suite (1947 version) [16:29]
Pyotr Ilyich TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893)
Hamlet, Op.67 (1888) [13:56]
Suite No. 4 in G major, Op.61 'Mozartiana' – Mvt IV Theme and Variations (1887) [14:37]
Concert Fantasy for piano and orchestra Op.56 (1884) [22:08] ą
Sergei PROKOFIEV (1891-1953)
Symphony No.1 in D Major, Op.25 'Classical' (1916-1917) [13:49]
Peter llyich TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893)
Symphony No.6 in B minor, Op.74 'Pathétique' (1893) [45:59]
Vincent D'INDY (1851-1931)
Istar, symphonic variations for orchestra (1897) [13:33]
Béla BARTÓK (1881-1945)
Violin Concerto No. 2, BE 117 (1937-38) [37:57] ˛
Karol SZYMANOWSKI (1882-1937)
Violin Concerto No. 1 Op. 35 (1916) [24:25] ł
Richard WAGNER (1813-1883)
Parsifal – Prelude (1865-82) [15:11]
Claude DEBUSSY (1862-1918)
Le martyre de Saint Sébastien: Fragments symphoniques (1911) – omits last two movements [10:09]
Richard WAGNER (1813–1883)
Götterdämmerung – Dawn and Rhine Journey (1876) [10:35]
Götterdämmerung – Funeral Music (1876) [6:59]
Claude DEBUSSY (1862-1918)
Trois Images pour orchestre (1905-12); Gigues; and continuous with applause to Jeux (1912) [23:19]
Peter llyich TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893)
Symphony No. 4 in F minor (1877) [38:31]
Igor STRAVINSKY (1882-1971)
Petrouchka (original 1911 version) [33:59]
Vaera Franceshi (piano) ą
Tossy Spivakovsky (violin) ˛
Roman Totenberg (violin) ł
Boston Symphony Orchestra/Pierre Monteux
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Rank | Team | Delta |
1 | LSU Tigers | -- |
2 | Alabama Crimson Tide | -- |
3 | Oklahoma St. Cowboys | -- |
4 | Boise St. Broncos | 2 |
5 | Stanford Cardinal | -1 |
6 | Oregon Ducks | 1 |
7 | Nebraska Cornhuskers | 7 |
8 | Arkansas Razorbacks | -- |
9 | Oklahoma Sooners | 4 |
10 | Michigan Wolverines | 7 |
11 | Houston Cougars | 4 |
12 | Clemson Tigers | -7 |
13 | Kansas St. Wildcats | -4 |
14 | Virginia Tech Hokies | -2 |
15 | Penn St. Nittany Lions | 1 |
16 | West Virginia Mountaineers | 2 |
17 | Michigan St. Spartans | -7 |
18 | Arizona St. Sun Devils | 3 |
19 | South Carolina Gamecocks | -- |
20 | Cincinnati Bearcats | 2 |
21 | Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | -- |
22 | Georgia Bulldogs | -- |
23 | Wisconsin Badgers | -12 |
24 | Southern Miss. Golden Eagles | -- |
25 | Washington Huskies | -- |
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1-5: LSU, Alabama, and Oklahoma State are the only no brainers this week. I'm moving Boise up to #4 (I can already feel the comments melting down as I type that) ahead of Stanford for one reason. Boise hasn't played anyone (unless you count Georgia, which I still don't despite their record and renewed ranking) but they've destroyed everything in their path. You could have said the same thing about Stanford before this weekend, but the first game that was a legitimate challenge ended up being a triple overtime affair that showed some considerable chinks in the armor. Maybe it was because they haven't been challenged yet and this is something they just really needed, I don't know, but until they take on Oregon we won't really know if their dominance was thanks to a soft schedule or not.
6-10: You can argue on whether Oregon or Nebraska is the best one loss team in the country, but I think you have to give Oregon the nod. Both have a curb stomping early in the schedule, but Oregon's is to the current #1 team in the country while Wisconsin's star has faded quite a bit over the last two weeks. Arkansas stays pat, though I want to punish them for needing a rally against Ole Miss and a 95 yard scoop and score plus a missed field goal to escape Vandy. That's a horrible two week stretch, but who do I put in front of them? Their only loss is to us, while Oklahoma's loss to Texas Tech looks even more embarassing after the Red Raiders' pitiful performance against Iowa State. Michigan maybe? The only team they faced with a pulse on defense they only managed 14 points, so...
11-15: Houston continues to put up video game numbers and looking at the rest of their schedule...well, let's just say when SMU is the only team left that you think might have a prayer you might as well just give them the CUSA Championship now and spare the rest of the conference the embarrassment. Clemson takes a tumble after their inevitable choke job. Kansas State should probably drop further? Thoughts? Virginia Tech drops two after needing Duke to miss 3 field goals to survive a 14-10 crap pile. Penn State is still Penn State.
16-20: No real qualms about any of these rankings. South Carolina is back in despite the fact they are the worst one loss team in the country, but even I can't keep from ranking them at this point in the season. They're just special y'all, they just keep fighting and they may not know how to play offense anymore but they do know how to win.
21-25: The misfits this week see both Georgia Tech and Georgia climb back into the rankings. If Tech could get themselves together enough to play week in and week out like we saw against Clemson they would be terrifying, but as it stands are they ever going to be more than a 8-10 win team that's always on the verge but can never quite get there? Georgia is back just like South Carolina; they're not a good football team, but they've rebounded nicely from their two losses to open the season thanks to a pretty soft schedule and the good news for them is the rest of it isn't too tough a row to hoe. Auburn and Georgia Tech could give them trouble, but taking three out of the last four is not impossible and a nine win regular season plus a bowl win should be enough to save Richt's job. Wisconsin just keeps on falling, and I was tempted to drop them entirely. Losing on a last second hail mary to Michigan State is one thing, but putting yourself in that position two weeks in a row, and especially to this year's Ohio State, is just stupid. Southern Miss gets in thanks to a 7-1 record, and Washington gets to be Mr. Irrelevant this week since their only losses are to two top ten teams and I just really like Seattle y'all.
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Any pics of the box or your previous grows from that box?
I am building a similar sized room and would like to see what it can produce.
Are you doing all 10 at once in there?
Any reason for not adding perlite this time?
I am excited to be starting my first grow journal. This is my third indoor grow, I am a small space stealth grower. I just got 10 Jack Herer feminized seeds today. I picked this strain because so many of my friend rave about it, i want to see if it lives up to the hype. Also it is a fad strain near me and sells for an equivalent 30USD/gram. My grow attempts have been increasingly successful, much of that is thanks to information and advice from this website. I would love to hear your comments/concerns/insane babble in relation to my grow.
The grow space is an enclosed wooden box, painted flat white inside. It is about 6' by 4' by 2'. The top section has four 4' flouros and is the top two feet of the box. The bottom section is four feet tall and has a 400watt HPS light. Both sections have inline fans for ventilation as well as the light. The bottom of each section is covered in thick clear plastic.
I am using 2? gal grow bags, Ocean Forest Soil (I don't think i'll add any perlite this time) Botanicare's veg nutes if needed and Dr. Hornby's Iguana Juice as a bloom fert. The environment is a steady 66 or so this time of year. The humidity is very low, that is something I will have to work on. I use tap water with Clearex and ferts added every watering (after they are big enough.)
When I first tried to start this grow, with different seeds, very few of them sprouted. So right now, I have a couple babies and also two plants I was trying to save for moms. Unfort, I also seem to have an infestation of gnats in that section. They are black and annoying but don't seem to be affecting the plants at all. To eradicate them I was thinking I should just trash everything I have, scrub the box and start fresh later with the new seeds.
So I am planning to start germinating the seeds tonight inside peat pots filled with soil. Then I will move them under the flouros (24 hr/light) for a few weeks. Then I can transplant the peat pots right into the bags.
Ok, I'm going to start cleaning out the box for the new grow. I will update later on with pics of the set up, seeds, etc. Let me know what ya think! Happy growing everyone
Any pics of the box or your previous grows from that box?
I am building a similar sized room and would like to see what it can produce.
Are you doing all 10 at once in there?
Any reason for not adding perlite this time?
I'm uploading some pics now. I have smoked most of what I grew last time, but I did have 14 females grow up in that space last time and got a decent harvest! Unfort I did not weight it but some plants gave up to 2.5 oz (estimate) Yeah I plan on growing out all ten at once. I was thinking of doing LST, but i dunno... haven't decided. Last time I used 3/4 soil to 1/4 perlite and the water seemed to run right out of it, it could not hold onto it well. Also, every time I watered big holes would appear in the soil?
Ok here are some pics of the set up. The first one is the top section, which I use for veg and also for drying buds. There is 250 cfm inline fan moving the air in here.
The 2nd pics is of the bottom section. The light is enclosed and has a 250 cfm fan venting it. The grow space has a 500 cfm fan as well. You can see the babies and moms here who are slated for destruction this evening. This is the section with the gnat infestation.
The 3rd pic is just another view of the bottom, you can see the light in it.
Last pic is the seeds.
As of last night, 2/15, I started germinating all ten JH seeds. I decided to use the paper towel method. I'm hoping for good germ rates this time. I couldn't find any warm spot in my place so I just cranked the heat. I'll check them after about 12 hours.
Good luck its a fine strain to smoke thats for sure.
Thats pretty sweet looking. I like those little bag pot things. They are clean everytime
Yeah I love the grow bags they are great! Especially in a tiny space like I have you can pack them in there! I somehow packed in 14 last time! This time, i'll hope for ten!
A funny story about the grow box... It was built in the basement shop...it is pretty bulky and heavy at over 6 feet tall but we carried it up 2 flights of stairs anyway, it took 3 ppl! Then when we got it to the closet, it would not fit inside! The doorway was about 2 inches too small! We had to disassemble it upstairs and put it back together inside the closet. Its not perfect now, it was kind of difficult to do, so I had to patch up some spots. Black duct tape on the outside and white on the inside! Gotta love duct tape!
So this morning, a little over 12 hr into germ process, some of the seeds are already cracking, though no white tips are showing yet. Today I am going to finish cleaning out the box for the new grow. I have been putting off killing my current plants, its going to suck when I do that later, but I gotta get rid of those annoying gnats! I already took down the one mother that was not doing so hot, now I have 4 seedlings in various stages of growth and one other mom left who I'd really love to save? I think I may try to dig her up and rinse her off and replant her? This way none of the old dirt or bags are there to harbor gnats? Sound viable? She is a dutch passion skunk passion girl and she was my fave smoke from last harvest. I'll post updates later.


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LONG POND, Pa. Toyota Racing Development has had the kind of success most manufacturers would love to boast about in the NASCAR Sprint Cup garage.
Five wins and eight poles in the first 13 races should have TRD riding high. Instead, a few high-profile engine failures has drivers frustrated and TRD looking for answers in time for Sunday's event at Pocono Raceway.
So it was time for a team meeting.
David Wilson, named this week acting president and general manager of TRD, called drivers, crew chiefs and competition directors from Joe Gibbs Racing and Michael Waltrip Racing together on Friday morning to discuss the changes ahead and plans to boost the engine's durability.
That started with fine-tuning engines already in the cars headed to Pocono.
"It means it's going to be a little bit of a step back in performance," Wilson said. "Just getting them on board and being transparent with them has been helpful. The last thing we want is for them not to feel like a part of this."
TRD is struggling with durability, beginning with the Daytona 500 when Matt Kenseth and Kyle Busch suffered engine failures within minutes of each other. Most recently, Kenseth and Martin Truex Jr. both suffered engine failures in last Sunday's race at Dover.
Wilson said the key was to keep the season in perspective. Even if six failures have been unacceptable, there are enough checkered flags piling up to prove TRD has a grasp on handling its engines.
"Our drivers love the performance they're getting with the cars," Wilson said.
Rain washed out qualifying for the Sprint Cup race at Pocono Raceway, so the field will be set by owner points. Jimmie Johnson will start Sunday's Party in the Poconos 400 on the pole.
IndyCar Sebastian Saavedra says he was surprised "big time" by the $30,000 fine he got from IndyCar for his obscene gesture.
Saavedra said he knew he would get a penalty for flashing both of his middle fingers at Marco Andretti after the two made contact last weekend in Detroit. But Saavedra was mad when he heard the amount of the fine.
Drivers Simona De Silvestro, Simon Pagenaud and Tristan Vautier were penalized for making unapproved engine changes before the minimum mileage threshold of 2,000 miles.
Each was imposed a 10-grid spot penalty for the start of today's Firestone 550 in Forth Worth, Texas, for changes made since last weekend's doubleheader races in Detroit.
Penske driver Will Power will start the Firestone 550 on the pole after a four-lap qualifying average of 219.298 mph.
Camping World Truck Series Jeb Burton raced to his first career NASCAR Truck Series victory, holding off a hard-charging Ty Dillon at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth.
Burton, 20, led the final 25 laps.
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