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Lake Murray Vacation Lake Front Home 400 ft.Water Front in Lake Murray
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Plumnelly
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 500 - $ 650 / week
$ 1,595 - $ 1,595 / month
vacation rental description
We are located on a beautiful Point that has a beautiful sunrise
view, the lot size is 1 acre. We are out on the main body of the
so there is plinty of water to look at and enjoy. There is plenty of
room to park your cars and boat traylers. We both have very
hectic jobs and enjoy comming to Lake Murray every chance we get and
enjoying these beautiful soroundings.
You will also have access to a one hundred foot pier and boat dock. New, we have just installed a new boat ramp. you can now lunch your boat here on the property.
Fishing is great on lake Murray. Largemouth
bass,Striped bass, Bream and Crappy are all doing very well, so if
you enjoy fishing boating,swimming,skiing.jet skiing or hiking,come
on down. WE located just two miles from Dreher Island State Park.We
are located in a great place to take a vacation.There are several
golf courses and clubs in the area also the Riverbanks Zoo is near
Columbia is only 30 miles away. And the Masters is only a hour and
half away. There are also fantastic restaurants that you can get to
by car or
We have three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom
suit has a king size bed and a sitting area. The master bath has a
walkin shower and roman tub. The other two bedrooms have queen size
beds. The other bath has a shower over the tub. We also have two rollaway beds. The living room is
decorated in nautical dacor. The full kitchen has a Microwave,
coffee maker, refrigerator with ice maker and much more too much to
list here. We have a picnic area down by the water with table and
charcoal grill (BBQ).WE enjoy dining outside down by the lake. We
also have a campfire area down by the water that we enjoy sitting
by at nite and looking at the stars and just
Michael and Vickie Yarbrough
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
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Last modified on 08-14-2014 at 3:02 PM.
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Michael L. Yarbrough (803)924-2994
house rental amenities
Living room
Kitchen-dinning room
Three bed rooms
Two Bathrooms
Two Rollaway Beds
Ceiling Fan
Microwave oven
Coffee Maker
Alarm Clock
Satilite TV/VCR/DVD
Refrigerator With Ice maker
Central AC and Heat
activities and attractions in Lake Murray South Carolina
Golf near by
Picknicking on the water front
Camp Fire by the water front
Dreher Island State Park 2 miles away
The masters is only a hour and a half away
vacation rental rates
Weekly $500.00 - $650.00 or $1595/mounth in winter
Spring March - May $600.00/week weekend/$250.00
Summer June - August $650.00/week Weekend/$300.00
Fall September - November $600/week Weekend/$250.00
Winter December - February $500.00/week Weekend/$200.00
During the winter December - February $1595/Mounth
50% of rent due to confirm reservation. Final payment due 14 days
prior to arrival along with $150.00 security deposit separate check
will be returned 7 days after.
$25.00 fee if you bring your pet,
$50.00 departure cleaning
3% fee for credit cards
8% Sales Tax
Still available Memorial day.
Note: Until confirmed, rates subject to change without
We do accept credit cards through Pay Pal.
January and February Call for better rates.
Michael L. Yarbrough (803)924-2994
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Lake Murray
- Fishing
- Water Skiing
- Swimming
- Boating
- Sightseeing
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming
- Camp fire
- Picnicking
- Hiking
- Fishing
Top things to do with a family
- Fishing
- Boating
- Swimming
- Camp fire
- Sightseeing
Michael L. Yarbrough , owner


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Wonder Mold Kit
Creates an elegant 3-D shape for decorating fabulous dress designs. Use with our Teen Doll Pick to make the doll of your dreams. Pan is 8 in. diameter and 5 in. deep; takes 5-6 cups of firm-textured batter. Heat-conducting rod assures even baking. Kit contains pan, rod stand, 7 in. doll pick and instructions. Aluminum.
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Chicken Pizza Recipe
Your family will never guess that this fun twist on typical pizza uses up leftover pesto. Loaded with chicken and black beans, hearty slices will fill them up fast.Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Greendale, Wisconsin
- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 prebaked 12-inch pizza crust
- 1/4 cup prepared pesto
- 1 large tomato, chopped
- 1/2 cup canned black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/2 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
- In a large skillet, cook chicken in oil over medium heat for 10-15 minutes or until no longer pink.
- Place the crust on a lightly greased 12-in. pizza pan. Spread with pesto; top with the chicken, tomato, beans and cheeses. Bake at 400° for 10-12 minutes or until cheese is melted. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Chicken Pizza in Quick Cooking January/February 2006, p27
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When children are in the hospital, their families stay with us. By staying at the Ronald McDonald House or visiting the Ronald McDonald Family Room, families are able to stay near their hospitalized children during trying times because few medical crises are more devastating or frightening than a seriously ill or injured child. The Ronald McDonald House was created to help ease the burdens of families so they can focus on what is most important – the health of their child. Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Intermountain Area is the only charity of its kind in our region.
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Just too bad. Then avoid all car races, as they usually have such limits. Plus you should know better, that speed is not all that matters in car racing.It was intended to be a simple analogy. If I knew it was offensive to die hard racecar fans, I'd have chosen a different one.
Look closely at F1 races. Are there any more prestigious racing events?
There are very detailed regulations and limits to cars construction. Cars do differ, but they have limits to engine power, cars weight must be within given limits, all teams use the same tyres, must use both tyre types in race... list goes a long way.
All for good reason - to narrow down competition to engineers skills within given limits, to skills of pitstop teams, skills of drivers and their ability to cooperate.
IMHO you missed it with car racing comparision.
I think the point in both is to say that they test the skills of the person, not the technical assets or budget.


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Watts Gallery
Watts Gallery
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First opening its doors to the public in 1904, Watts Gallery is a purpose built art gallery created for the display of the great Victorian artist George Frederic Watts OM RA (1817-1904).
Venue Type:
Museum, Library, Archive, Gallery, Heritage site, Industrial heritage site, Sacred space
Tues to Sat 11.00-17.00
Sun 13.00–17.00
Mondays apart from Bank Holidays
Check for opening times over Christmas and New Year.
Standard Adult: £7.50 (£8.50 including gift aid) £1 donation
Children under 16: Free
Student price: £3.75 (half price admission)
Art Fund: Free
Carers: Free
Discounted Tuesdays (every Tuesday): All tickets £3.75 (£4.25 including gift aid) 50p donation
(No group booking on Tuesdays)
Groups: Coach parties welcome if booked in advance. Group rates/ tours available.
Additional info
Our library and archive is open to the public by appointment only.
Ellen Terry: The Painter's Actress
- 10 June — 11 November 2014 *on now
The artist and aesthete W. Graham Robertson, a key figure in the history of Watts Gallery, wrote that Ellen Terry was "par excellence the Painter's Actress". A star of the English stage for many decades from her eventful youth of the 1860s to the 1920s, Ellen Terry formed a unique point of exchange between the theatre, painting, photography and fashion.
Suitable for
- Any age
Friends of Watts Gallery: FREE
Adults: £7.50 (£8.50 with a donation
for Gift Aid)
Students: £3.75
Children up to 16: FREE
Tuesday: ALL TICKETS £3.75 - (This price does not apply to Group bookings)
Carers: Free
A Russian Fairytale: The Art and Craft of Elena Polenova
- 18 November 2014 — 8 February 2015
This exhibition is the first major retrospective outside Russia to explore the career of the 19th-century Russian painter and designer, Elena Polenova. Showcasing Polenova's production in a wide range of media, including paintings, furniture, ceramics and a selection of rarely seen works on paper, the exhibition demonstrates Polenova's important role in the Russian craft revival of the 1880s.
Although Elena Polenova (1850 - 1898) and Mary Watts (1849 - 1938) never met, extraordinary parallels between the two artists' creative lives have contributed to a partnership between the Polenov State Museum in Russia and Watts Gallery.
Suitable for
- Any age
Heritage Open Days 2014: Watts Gallery, Watts Chapel and Limnerslease
- 13 — 14 September 2014
Watts Gallery first opened to the public in 1904. It is the only purpose built gallery for a single professional artist in the UK. Subject of an award winning restoration, Watts Gallery is one of the most beautiful small galleries in Europe. The sumptuous original gallery interiors display over one hundred works including portraits, landscapes and monumental sculptures.
Watts Chapel, just 300 yards from the gallery, is a Grade I listed Arts and Crafts masterpiece which was designed by the pioneering female designer Mary Watts (wife of G.F. Watts).
Limnerslease is the Arts and Crafts style house designed by Ernest George where G. F. and Mary Watts lived and worked. Their studios here are currently being restored with the generous support of the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Please refer to the Heritage Open Days website for booking details and timings.
Heritage Open Days at Watts Gallery
- 13 — 14 September 2014 11am-4:30pm
Discover the Watts Gallery Estate and enjoy free tours and activities all day. Take curator led tours of the gallery and see archival material rarely on display. Stroll to the Chapel and take advantage of exclusive access to Limnerslease, the artists home and studio. Get involved with a pottery workshop or join a Mini Curators interactive tour for families. Drop in to our Open Studios with Artist in Residence, Jenny Jewitt-Harris or Apprentice Potter, Joyce Hyslop.
11am - Mini Curators
11.30am - Chapel Tour
12.30am - Gallery Tour
1.30pm - Limnerslease Tour
2pm - Mini Curators
2.30pm - Chapel Tour
3.30pm - Gallery Tour
4.30pm - Limnerslease Tour
Pottery drop-in: 11am - 4pm
Open studios: 11am - 1pm and 2pm - 5pm
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Friends of Watts Gallery: FREE
Adults: £7.50 (£8.50 with a donation
for Gift Aid)
Students: £3.75
Children up to 16: FREE
History of Art and Design Course: Victorian Painting
- 22 September — 20 October 2014
Genre Painting
Monday 22 September
The Pre-Raphaelites
Monday 29 September
Social Realism
Monday 6 October
The Aesthetic Movement
Monday 13 October
Late Victorian Art
Monday 20 October
Suitable for
- 18+
£180/£175 Friends
Evening Talk John Benjamin - Smallhythe Place and Other Hidden Gems: The Intimate Jewels of Dame Ellen Terry
- 1 October 2014 7-8pm
As seen on the Antiques Roadshow, expert John Benjamin reveals how Ellen Terry's jewellery collection gives a unique insight into her unconventional life.
Suitable for
- 18+
£7.50/£5.50 (Friends & Students)
The Watts Drawing Course
- 2 October — 6 November 2014
Learn different drawing techniques, working at easels in the Gallery in front of the collection, taking inspiration from G.F. Watts's work, the environment and still life.
Suitable for beginners and previous course participants.
Suitable for
- 18+
£120/£115 (Friends & Students)
Special Family Event: The Big Draw
- 11 October 2014 11am-4pm
The Big Draw is an international campaign that runs in 20 countries across the world. It has one aim – to get people drawing! The Big Draw offers thousands of enjoyable, and mainly free, drawing activities which connect people of all ages with museums, outdoor spaces, artists, designers, illustrators - and each other. These events are for those who love to draw, as well as for those who say they can't!
Last year Watts Gallery hosted the Big Draw launch event for the Guildford area. Join us again this year and step back in time to take a traditional drawing class at easels with G.F. Watts as your instructor, plus lots of drawing games.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- Especially for children
All activities FREE Gallery admission applies.
Make! Workshop - Creepy Clay!
- 28 — 31 October 2014
- 28 October 2014 2-4pm
Make some creepy clay creatures for Halloween.
Recommended for ages 5+. Children must be accompanied. Max one adult per child. Adult is free of charge
Suitable for
- Family friendly
£7.50/£6.50 (Friends)
Watts Academy: Creepy Collage Workshop
- 28 October 2014 10:30am-1pm, 2-4:30pm
Create creepy drawings to make three-dimensional Halloween collages.
£7.50/£6.50 Friends
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6th Haudenosaunee Conference
6th Annual Haudenosaunee Conference
The Modern Challenges of Haudenosaunee Economic Development: Pathways to Economic Sovereignty
Video 1: Introduction - Robert Porter (Seneca), Syracuse University
Video 2: Michael Oberg, University of Houston
Video 3: Robert Porter (Seneca), Syracuse University
Video 4: Chief Jake Swamp (Mohawk Nation)
Video 5: Owen Herne (Akwesasne Mohawk), Attorney & Carrie Garrow (akwesasne Mohawk), Syracuse University
Video 6: Panel on Entrepreneurism - Rudy & Randy Hart (Akwesasne Mohawk), and Ross John, Sr., (Cattaraugus Seneca)
Video 7: J.C. Seneca (Seneca)
Video 8: Robert Porter (Seneca), Syracuse University
Much criticism has been expressed regarding the White Man's money culture and how it resulted, among other things, in the loss of nearly all of our aboriginal land base. And yet it is inescapable that modern Haudenosaunee – like our ancestors – place important emphasis on economy like all other human beings. How we generate resources for shelter, food, protection, and enjoyment are fundamental questions of human life. The traditional Haudenosaunee economy is based upon notions of conservation and the welfare of the seven generations which acted as a restraint in the development of practices that might cause suffering in the future. Colonization brought concepts of private property, commodities, different modes of production, and a money based economy.
The 6th Annual Haudenosaunee Conference focuses on economic development, in particular, money and its pursuit by Haudenosaunee nations and individual Haudenosaunee people. We will address how best to develop within the Haudenosaunee cultural and political context. Speakers will focus on the modern development challenges, including discussions of nationalism v. entrepreneurship, the viability of gaming and the tobacco economy, tribal regulation of business, tribal institutional development, and maintaining Haudenosaunee values within our economic systems.
10th Annual Haudenosaunee Conference Peace
November 15, 2013 evening reception at Goldstein Student Center, South Campus
November 16, 2013 Peace Conference, 8-5, Goldstein Student Center
agenda and registration coming soon!!!
9th Annual Haudenosaunee Conference
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Fairy Godmother (or Harry Potter) Wands
Servings20 Servings of 1 each
Ingredients1/2 lbs (230 grams) puff pastry sheets (found in the freezer section)
1/2 cup (100 grams) sugar
Quick Glaze
1/2 cup (100 grams) confectioners' sugar
1/2 tablespoon (8 ml water)
InstructionsDefrost puff pastry for 30-45 minutes at room temperature or overnight in the refrigerator. Make sure it is still cool when you begin working with it.
Sprinkle a few Tbsp of the sugar on a clean dry work area. Roll pastry into a rectangle about 1/4" (0.6 cm) thick. Add the rest of the sugar as you roll, keeping the pastry well coated.
Turn the dough over several times so that it does not stick and so the sugar adheres to both sides. Slide the dough onto a baking sheet and refrigerate for 10-15 minutes.
Pre-heat oven to 375°F (190°C), grease baking sheets. Cut the dough into 1/2" (1.3 cm) strips and twist into corkscrews. Transfer to greased baking sheets and press ends of strips to pan to keep them from unwinding.
Refrigerate the strips on baking sheets if the dough is soft. Bake in batches in the middle of the oven for 10-12 minutes or jut until turning golden brown. Always let the baking sheet cool before using.


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Should You Help Your Kids Pay for College?
Saving for College
Should You Help Your Kids Pay for College?
Children who earn money to pay for things they need (or want) tend to learn responsibility and the value of hard work. Should that principle extend to paying for college? A recent survey showed that 63% of people who graduated from college said they received some amount of financial help from their families. On the other hand, only 42% of the people surveyed whose families did not provide some amount of financial help graduated from college. While the reasons for the difference in graduation rates certainly extend beyond financial considerations, helping your kids pay for college should make it more likely that they will graduate.
Even if you can't provide financial support, keep in mind you can help your child apply for financial aid, choose the right college loans, and find ways to pay their own way. Support comes in many different fashions not just financial.


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The remains of an approximately 2 to 3-month-old female uncollared Florida panther
were discovered on Monday night on Immokalee Road, 3.6 miles north of Oil Well Road in Collier County.
The cause of death appears to be a collision with a vehicle.
carcass will be transported to the FWC Wildlife Research Lab in
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the FL Museum of Natural History.
This is the 24th panther mortality for 2012.
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The Placer County Charter Review Committee will hold a meeting in Auburn Wednesday, April 10.
The meeting is scheduled to take place from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in Conference Room A at the Placer County Administrative Center, 175 Fulweiler Ave. The public is invited to attend the meeting and provide input to the committee.
The committee was created last year to review and evaluate the County Charter, a governing document approved by voters in 1980 that provides a level of flexibility in local decision making. The charter also contains provisions that guide the county's organizational structure and duties and responsibilities of elected and appointed officials.
Any recommendations for changes or additions proposed by the committee will go to the Board of Supervisors for review. Changes supported by the board will go to county voters for consideration.
The County Charter requires the Board of Supervisors to convene a Charter Review Committee every five years.
For more information, please call 530-889-4030. To view the agenda for Wednesday's meeting or the County Charter, go online to www.placer.ca.gov/Departments/CEO/Charter.aspx.
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Jose Gabilondo asserts in his July 13 Other Views article, Marriage equality a step to end bigotry, that those opposed to same-sex marriage are bigots. Has it ever occurred to him that many of these same people treat gays with the same dignity and respect as they do any other person? Does he support the right of brothers to marry? If not, would it make him bigoted toward brothers?
Traditional marriage has been the cornerstone of Western civilization and should not be dismissed indiscriminately. Our system provides for states to experiment. Many have legalized same-sex marriage and, most likely, more will. Why don't we let the democratic system play out?
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Wish I could help on that. I have 2 TC's to dig into soon- an early one and a late one. Boss mentioned the need to make a special screwdriver to remove something.
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There have been studies performed that document issues with portable classrooms and it is important that the school district specify design, commissioning and maintenance to make these portable classrooms safe.
I checked the PAUSD web site but could not find any references to this issue. There are studies on the health issues (one is referenced below) and the US EPA has prepared sample specs and information on commissioning, operations and maintenance.
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on Feb 23, 2007 at 9:34 am
There seem to be lots of different kinds of portables. Some are basic, some are quite fancy. I am sure the district will assert that they are all "certified" or something. I believe Los Altos Elem. School District has very fancy portables.
A true story: many years ago, when I first moved to this area, my class was in a portable (which I had not experienced prior to moving to California) and it made me feel ill but this may have had more to do with the air conditioning. I actually fainted once on leaving the room and going out into high temperatures outside. I ALWAYS felt uncomfortable in that portable. Too bad I was unable to voice my discomfort. I have visited portables periodically since that time, and don't particularly care for them but haven't felt ill or anything.
on Feb 23, 2007 at 4:59 pm
Portables are pretty well regulated by the State Division of Architecture. They usually have heat pumps and a healthy amount of outside air. I suspect the early problems with outgassing of materials has pretty well been resolved.
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I taught in one years ago, and other than the unsightly exterior and the proximity to my school's parking lot, I actually preferred it to the regular classrooms. It was spacious, with independent heat/AC control, and the soft wall coverings that you can easily put a pin or staple into to decorate the room. I never heard any complaints from students or parents, although I had one colleague who thought teaching in a portable was contributing to some respiratory issues.
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2.75/5 rDev -37.1%
Well, fuck this place.
08-29-2014 01:35:19 | More by HighonHops42
3.93/5 rDev -10.1%
Very nice place but very frustrating that they didnt have a beer menu so you have to pick a bottle out of the rows of refrigerated beers behind the bar or choose a draft beer from a scrolling list on a computer screen. Pretty frustrating but other than that a fantastic bar with games and nice people, highly recommended
also they said they are working on making a menu so maybe this problem will be fixed sometime soon
06-20-2014 01:13:09 | More by sd123
4.5/5 rDev +3%
06-12-2014 22:34:24 | More by Kubes83
3.54/5 rDev -19%
Every one seems to love this place, but I have been maybe half a dozen times and decided there are much better places to go in Sarasota, albeit not with the same selection.
It isn't totally my style, but I commend the owners for creating such a unique atmosphere. I wish more business people would be willing to take that risk. It has kind of an old Florida, woodsy, artsy flair to it, inside and the patio. It could use some brighter lighting though.
Service is not the best, as others have also pointed out. It isn't terrible, but they clearly are not on top of their game. They are too laid back to pay the correct amount of attention to each and every customer. Keeping regulars happy is important, yes, but you won't convert others if you don't show them the same care you do to the current regulars.
Prices are average. We bought a Raison D'Extra once for around $40, which is crazy, but I don't think it was outrageous for what it was. At least they had it to offer.
We (bf and I) have only ordered food on two or three occasions...typical bar food/munchie menu, with not much more creativity that what comes out of the freezer. Pizzas are ok. Everything takes forever to come out of the kitchen. The pizza we ordered once wasn't fully cooked and was missing one of our requested toppings.
In terms of quality of beers, stick to the bottles. Personally, I go out to drink beer on tap; I can buy and drink bottles at home. But the beers CnB have on tap are never as good as you expect unless you know for sure they were hooked up within the past couple days. I have heard from multiple people in the beer scene, beer drinkers, beertenders and beer bar owners alike, that they do not regularly clean their tap lines. funk = nasty beer.
An example of 'quality': Around the time that DFH first came out with Palo Santo Marron we went to CnB to try it because they had it on tap. They really dislike offering samples of high gravity beers (I get it, it's costly, but it makes you look cheap, do a half of a regular sample if you want), including most of DFH's beers. I wanted to sample it first but I decided that since I liked 90% of everything DFH I had tried up to that point I might as well just go for it. What I got was a flat, slightly warm, unpleasant beverage that BAers probably would have rated in the Bud Light range. I wasn't sure if it was a DFH screw up or if the keg was so old the beer tasted bad. I got the impression that they would have blamed it on DFH, and if they did agree to pour me another, they would have trouble concealing their displeasure. I decided to man up and finish the pint. About 9 months later I got the opportunity to visit DFH's brewery, went on a tour, and lo and behold, found Palo Santo on the free tasting list. Out of curiousity I accepted the sample...and that beer cannot be compared in the least to what I had at CnB.
That was the worst experience I had at CnB. Other visits we shared bottles (which were kept at the correct temp) and tried some other pints, but the IPAs we bought just didn't taste...fresh. Think Heady Topper taste one week old, versus two months old (I have had both).
I have chatted very briefly with the owners...they are not bad people. They are friendly and welcoming. But they do not act as if they fully understand how much better their bar can be, if they just adjusted their service and cleanliness standards. If your customer volume does not go through kegs before they become old, you should consider cutting a couple taps until the volume increases. No one wants old beer. Unless they like Bud Light. In which case, they wouldn't be able to tell if the beer is good or bad, old or young, stale or dry hopped on premise.
I would recommend Mr. Beery's, North Bridge, Shakespeare's, and the Shamrock before I suggest Cock and Bull.
03-03-2013 16:44:45 | More by SHolland
West Virginia
4.38/5 rDev +0.2%
I counted 450 bottled beers and about 30 on tap, all great selections. Best beer selection I've found in Southern Florida. The bartender was friendly and knowledgeable. The place was dark and not really decorated in any way. The parking was slim. Its out of the way and I'll probably come back occasionally when in the area due to location. I'll visit other beer places downtown and in more busy areas (Blue Owl Tavern and Mr. Beery's) because although the selection is less, the location and/or deals/price are better.
07-27-2012 22:47:30 | More by dmincer
North Carolina
3.13/5 rDev -28.4%
I am happy to had found a great pub like Cock n Bull... I had learned allot about beer style from the many visits. It was like a home away from home, with tons of beers to choose from and knowledge to gain. In which, I completed the alchemist program! The staff was not always the best at service, especially if the did not know you. They use to help me to find the perfect "beer" / fit for the evening. I use to suggest CnB every where I go when I lived in Sarasota. Overall, I still visit the place but certainly not as much and defiantly don't appreciate or enjoy it as much as I use to. Have yet to find someplace like CnB up in Raleigh.
12-31-2011 02:59:49 | More by baby4rose
4.53/5 rDev +3.7%
The original Sarasota beer bar! They were doing it ten years before it was cool. Great atmosphere and great peeps, which is not always easy to find in SRQ. The bar is set in a farmhouse from maybe the turn of the century, which makes it really friggin old and unique by Florida standards. They have an outside deck and courtyard that features an awesome fire pit in the winter and a large stage for bands. Avid supporters of local music. Fantastic beer selection, especially when it comes to microbrews. Great ownership and warm staff...as long as you don't act like a douchebag. Great draft beer selection, including several beers that are off the wall and not seen at the more corporate beer bars.
08-04-2011 07:09:25 | More by mayastack
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To be perfectly honest, this place looked like a total dump when I pulled up. ( I later found out it was an old feed barn that had been turned into a bar.) It was about 6pm on a Wednesday and there was one car parked out front with no open sign or anything but the front door was propped open. A friend of mine told me I HAD to check this place out so I decided to give it a chance, despite my scepticism.
I walked through the front door into a beer fans heaven. The first thing you see as you walk in is the awe inspiring sight of an 8 door cooler filled with roughly 900? bottles and a wall of 40 taps. The atmosphere is a very cool old world style pub. Lots of wood, knick knacks on the wall, and some amazing paintings that I found out were actually painted on the premises by local artists at an event the pub hosted. The back yard was a very cool beer garden with a fire pit and lots of seating, plus a covered back porch. I was also very pleased to hear smoking was only allowed outside.
Their selection was great. Lots of American craft and micro-brews blended well with an obviously hand selected import list. I was extremely pleased to see that there was no bud, miller, or coors products on any of their 40 taps. In fact, I didn't even notice them on the shelves until about two hours later when I noticed them tucked away in the far door. I couldn't help but laugh when a woman ordered a coors light and the bartender all but begged her to try something else. He explained that he would feel like he hadn't done his job properly if he served that to her. He talked her in to trying something different and she loved it.
The bartender greeted me with a very warm welcome. This "kid" was probably late 20's which made me very sceptical about how much he could possibly know about beer. Boy was I wrong. I believe his name was Collin so that's what I will call him(sorry if I'm mistaken). This guy was great. He was very welcoming, friendly, and helpful. This kid knew his stuff. He picked out 6 beers for me throughout my stay and every single one was exactly what I was looking for. He even knew lots of the histories and stories about the breweries and beers. It was a slow evening so I got the pleasure of extra attention. It was very obvious that he actually had a passion for what he was doing and was not there just to make a buck. The service alone would keep me coming back to this place. Thank you Collin.
My understanding is that they have live music every Saturday and liter specials on their drafts every wednesday. Unfortunately, I have yet to experience either of these but can only imagine them being great events.
I did not get to try their food but did see one pizza come out that looked amazing. Their menu basically consisted of pizzas and sandwiches but they're apparently all made from scratch. They had some very interesting specialty pizzas as well, such as an oyster pizza?
I left and felt guilty for my first impression. The atmosphere was very interesting, relaxed, and welcoming. The selection, amazing. The service, top notch. The service and selection will keep me coming back for more. BEST BAR I'VE EVER BEEN TO.
02-23-2011 12:02:51 | More by AintNoWino
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Welcome to Sarasota, Florida....what the hell is there to do here? Well lucky for us all this is a true beer community. At the heart of Sarasota's Beer Community is The Cock and Bull Pub.
OK, well pull up to this location and the first thing that comes to mind is maybe I have the wrong place....or maybe we all just forget where we came from. Beer Bars are not suppose to be glitzy and glamorous. The Cock and Bull is what a true beer bar should be.
Based out of what appears to be an old house, The Cock and Bull shines as a beer lovers paradise. Once inside we were all welcomed by owner and beer lover Howie. After a quick tour of the bottles, taps, and the outside area, I was able to sneak a behind the scenes tour of the bar.
The Cock and Bull is an extremely comfortable beer bar, you almost feel like you are at your friends house drinking a beer and shooting the shit.
Outside is just like a backyard, with a huge fire pit and two small stages for live music. Pull up an empty keg, chill by the fire and listen to some live music all while drinking a fine selection of beer.
BEER! That's right, if 40 draft lines and 500+ bottles of beer don't strike your fancy then there is the Sake and Wine selection.
The knowledgeable and hospitable staff will help you find something that you like to drink.
So lets review; comfortable atmosphere, fantastic outside area, amazing draft and bottle selection, great staff, sake and wine (for the non-beer drinker), pizza's, and a bad ass name....yep that's the Cock and Bull!
I give this bar a 5.0/5.0, there is nothing I would change about it. If I was to own a place of my own, I would model it after the Cock and Bull. This is a must visit!
02-16-2011 16:20:50 | More by DosBeerigos
4.29/5 rDev -1.8%
Atmosphere: the inside is very large with a large outside yard with a lot of seating. It is not however particularly nice. It is basically a dive bar based on atmosphere alone.
One problem I've noticed with this place is that they have concerts on the weekends. I find this quite undesirable as the concerts bring in rather large crowds full of some sketchy types of people (of the BMC type if you know what I mean). On these nights, there is a cover charge to enter, tho not too expensive. Two positive things are that the concerts are not too loud and even though they bring in a lot of people, it is rarely too crowded to fill up all the tables.
**However, the most undesirable thing about these concerts is that the concerts force the staff to pour all beers into....PLASTIC cups...I find this absolutely inappropriate..I had to drink a Bell's Hop Slam and a Dogfish Head Chicory Stout out of plastic cups.
The service is great. The people there will get to know you and help you out with selections and other deals.
The selection is just about perfect. The large tap list is impressive and the cooler is filled with amazing and rare brews.
It is however way overpriced in my opinion. Dogfish Head Bitches Brew is $37.50. Any of their rare beers are just way overpriced. They're taking advantage of the rich Sarasota people, which makes it hard for someone like me to enjoy the beers that would other be expensive...but not completely overpriced by threefold.
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Alright, so I just finished watching this fight and man, what a fight!
I almost forgot about the competitive spirit that was ruling the day that night. I have always been quite reserved when discussing De la Hoya. I don't know how to feel about him but one thing is for sure, Oscar COULD fight.
The beginning of the fight was the war of jabs and again, Ike Quartey had ONE HELL OF A JAB and was landing that shit with consistency and mean intentions. I liked Oscars combinations..nice, fluent..they didnt always hit the target but the right hand made an impact and it was visible that Ike's team wasn't counting with Oscar using it.
Middle rounds were nothing else than a takeover. Ike asserted himself as THE man - especially in the 6th round after he KDd Oscar after being on the floor himself.
Later rounds were in my opinion controversial - Again, Oscar wasn't doing shit until the 12 and oh my god, that must have been one of the most thrilling rounds I have ever seen. Although De la Hoya dropped Ike again in that round he wasnt able to finish him off and punched himself out.
When I put all my biases away, I would still gave the fight to Quartey because I think he deserved to win as he was fighting for the whole 12 rounds and was fighting really well. On the other hand Oscar was lacking discipline and fought on 100% only on few occasions. Of course Golden Boy couldn't lose the decision so I am not surprised that he won on the judges scorecards and also, arguments can be made about him actually winning the fight.
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Great fight. When Oscar went for the kill after the knockdown in round 12.. Quartey lands a right hand counter off the ropes and Oscar ran for the rest of the entire round.. This fight should have been scored a draw...
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December 13, 2011 | Posted By: bigfrank19
You can save a lot by using priceline but you need to know how to bid and be informed on what $ you should be bidding. That is why I go to www.biddingfortravel.com first to see what the recent wins were so I know not to over bid.
Search engines for flights and hotels and cars I like using www.bing.com they have a good platform. It is always a good idea that when it does give you a good price to check it with other search engines.
Another great site that you can get free help all around the world in travel, restaurants,hotels,timeshare help and just general questions is www.timeshareforums.com you can even spend a day cracking up just by reading the post a joke forum.
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