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3.79/5 rDev -6.4%
Ok, here we go with another Kriek.
vigorous pour produces a few finger of pink foam that disappears immediately into nothing. Body is a beautiful ruby. not much carbonation visible.
smells of sour cherries, some funk but maybe some horse blanket
taste is sour but not overly sour, with some cherry flavor and a hint of sweetness.
fine tickling carbonation, really spritzy. very light, but not watery.
A refreshing kriek for the summer months, not too sour and definitely not sweet, a good example for the Oude Kriek style. However, I would love to have a stronger cherry flavor and hint of more sweetness for the balance
02-24-2013 17:32:34 | More by safaricook
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4.08/5 rDev +0.7%
A classic Belgian fruit beer whose taste and aroma are simply saturated with the tart tang of Cherries. A sipping beer rather than a session beer, it needs to be served in a goblet or wine glass to appreciate it's full flavour. A good dessert beer for after a full meal.
01-08-2014 00:28:26 | More by KarlMcGowan
United Kingdom (England)
4.33/5 rDev +6.9%
Super dry and sour, like sucking on a lemon, the stinkyness you find in most hardcore lambic is there, public toilets, farmyards etc, but this perhaps has a bit less of those characters, minimal cherry flavour, you can tastes the stones of the cherry, but not the flesh, really super dry (bone dry) finish, really refreshing, i love lambic!
09-18-2003 00:12:14 | More by rastaman
2/5 rDev -50.6%
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3/5 rDev -25.9%
11-16-2011 22:03:34 | More by azorie
4.22/5 rDev +4.2%
375mL bottle served at Les Brassins. Brussels, Belgium. Notes from April 2011.
A: Deep dark red color with a small white head of foam.
S: Sour cherry smell with a bit of that natural fermenting aroma.
T: Extremely sour and acidic cherry flavor. Easily trumped every other kriek I tried in Belgium.
M: Good body with a high level of carbonation.
O: A great lambic that's extremely sour and free of added sugar. I don't think my stomach could take more than one or two of these in a sitting, but I would definitely pick one up if available back home.
07-01-2011 22:23:11 | More by distantmantra
United Kingdom (England)
3.55/5 rDev -12.3%
08-26-2014 22:10:40 | More by mattfancett
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
04-27-2014 00:34:24 | More by Roguer
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
03-10-2013 19:10:51 | More by aztraz
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
02-26-2013 20:57:32 | More by Seaba
4.33/5 rDev +6.9%
375ml champagne bottle dated best-before October 6th 2021 (really).
Pours clear ruby-red with a half-inch of very thick foam. Smells similar to the Boon oude geuze; strong sour funk blended with fresh green apples and (in this case) some rounded fruitiness from the cherries. Flavor begins with slightly sour cherries, builds into a grainy rounding sweetness, finishes with a superb long-lasting sweet & tart blend of sour cherries, yeast, and funk. Pretty big carbonation, but doesn't overwhelm the mouth; a million little bubbles. Light and quite crisp in the mouth.
The slight cherry sweetness does a good job of rounding and balancing the sour funk, creating a very refreshing and accessible kriek.
03-22-2006 02:29:02 | More by dgallina
4.35/5 rDev +7.4%
375ml bottle. Pours a deep, fairly clear garnet red with a surprisingly full, creamy-looking pink head. Lacing is non-existent. Smells sharply lactic and tannic; plenty of oak. The cherries don't really come through until it warms, and then only faintly at the end. Light brett notes. Tastes quite sour, again with a lot of lactic acid. Woody and earthy. The cherries are more noticeable here. Bone-dry finish. Medium body with prickly carbonation. A surprisingly nice 'oude' lambic from Boon.
10-05-2009 23:10:14 | More by philipquarles
4.6/5 rDev +13.6%
Absolutely delicious.
Cork gives a sustained pop, and the carpet of pastel pink foam sizzles with a lively crackle. Lace here and there. Deep, rich crimson tone on the edges of the glass, in the center it's nearly opaque darkness. Tiny streams of carbonation. Head sustains itself well and never breaks.
Traditional Lambic funk through and through. Perfect aromas of ripe fruit, hay, and barn stables.
Cherry tartness, pits, stems, whole fruit fermenting into a spritzy tart nectar. Well carbonated and lively. Oak notes are mild but come through in the aftertaste, after the sour lambic has barreled through. Perfect balance. Intense ripe cherry flavors that come through in a big way.
This should be a staple in the fridge of every lambic-lover.
06-22-2008 05:04:07 | More by emerge077
3.53/5 rDev -12.8%
Huge vinegarette and baby corn aroma. Cloudy faded red/pink in color with a two finger thick pink-tinted head. Fore is tart with lots of sour cherry, msg laden baby corn and and plenty of funkiness to assure the drinker they have a lambic in their hands. A little less acidic than some lambics Ive had and a good bit sweeter though there is sourness aplenty. Feels lighter of body than even some fruit beer knock off lambics, but has a pleasant all around drinkability to it.
05-07-2006 15:46:40 | More by Jredner
Quebec (Canada)
4.22/5 rDev +4.2%
Bottle courtesy Beerlando: Poured a deep red color ale with a large foamy head with good retention but minimal lacing. Aroma of funky barnyard taste with some notes of sour cherries. Taste is a mix between some deep sour cherries with some tart notes and some funky barnyard notes as well. Oak was also noticeable but quiet subtle considering the amount of cherries in here. Full body with limited filtration and good carbonation.
06-09-2008 19:29:33 | More by Phyl21ca
North Carolina
3.73/5 rDev -7.9%
2007 vintage
A: pours a dark read with a finger of pinkish head that fades into a thin layer with little lacing.
S: lots of tart and sour cherry aromas with some slight funky notes as well.
T: again, lots of tart and sour cherry notes dominate. There are slight funky notes and the finish is dry and tart.
M: light body with medium carbonation, this beer is tart, dry, and clean. It could use a little more carbonation.
O: a pretty decent kriek, though a little simplistic. It's still tasty and refreshing.
02-05-2012 01:18:07 | More by n2185
4.1/5 rDev +1.2%
Best by date of 6/30/2026, which is utterly remarkable. That's almost twenty years from now! Wonder what that would taste like. Anyway...
A: Blood orange red, pink. Small white head with very active carbonation.
S: Cherry lambic all the way. Cherries hit first giving way to the musky, earthy lambic. Tartness is evident.
T/M: Exactly like it smells. Cherry, earthy, tart. Nice dry mouthfeel devoid of sweetness. Good stuff.
D: Light-bodied, super dry, low alcohol--the very definition of drinkable. Except it's expensive, like all lambics.
If you're a fan of lambic/krieks this is a good one.
10-25-2008 19:39:44 | More by abfraser
3.79/5 rDev -6.4%
P- Thanks to my new buddy Donn in Germany for this brew
A- dark red like that of forzen cherries. No head and no lacing.
S- sour cherry, somewhat like cold cherry pie. Some faint malt tones come through but not much.
F- wow, sour cherry packs a punch in this brew. That is all i taste. That is true to lambic though.
M- sourness and creamy cherry.
O- I have never been a big lambic fan and this doesnt convince me. However, the style seems on par though.
03-23-2013 18:14:49 | More by Dodo2step
4.2/5 rDev +3.7%
357 ml bottle split in a Sierra Nevada tulip.
6,5% ABV, Best Before 30.03.2026, SB46 on the cork.
Thanks to Beerwolf77 for sharing yet another sour with me!
A - Filled with sediment, the brew is an otherwise clear orangy-red topped by a well-retained pink head. Very little lace is left over.
S Funk city! Dry straw, horse blanket, and wild yeast with a touch of both Brett and lactobacillus. Fresh tart cherries give the nose a big kick. I can't wait to taste the sour in this badboy.
T - Lactic sourness demolishes everything in it's path; tart cherry skin tannins follow through but there isn't much else going on in flavor.
M - Swish this around in your mouth and you'll experience one of the biggest sour blasts ever. Almost over-the-top (definitely if you weren't a sour fan to begin with). Medium-light-bodied and teeth-hurtingly dry. Well carbonated to boot!
O - If you enjoy squinting your eyes, this beer is for you. If you like clenching your butt-cheeks, this beer is for you. If you like your beers sour-to-the-max, this beer is definitely for you. The acidity in this beer could strip road-kill blood straight from the street.
07-24-2011 18:43:13 | More by BeerFMAndy
3.63/5 rDev -10.4%
I admit, I have yet to get my arms around most of the fruit lambics. I just don't get them, and don't really appreciate them- not for a lack of trying though!
Pours a pretty clear red that announces cherries all the way with a massive light pink fluffy pillow of a head. Aroma is the sweet-sour dance of cherries.
Seemed a one-note (ok, 2) flavor- cherries and sour. And maybe a slight dustiness/mustiness that reminded me of my grandmas attic when I was a kid.
I guess it was an OK beer, but I'll be honest, it really didn't do much for me. I'll leave it for better palates out there. It's much more interesting than its overly sweet cousins out there, but it's still not for me.
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09-02-2006 19:24:14 | More by Dukeofearl
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
375ml C&C bottle poured into a Boon Kriek Tulip. I believe the best by date says 12-22, so best before December 2022.
A - Pours dark ruby-red with a thin rose-colored head that recedes to a nice ring and some patchy haze.
S - Lovely aromas of sour pie cherries, lemon juice, leather, and that signature Boon barnyard "funk". Walks the line between funky, tart, and sweet very nicely.
T - Very tart, this certainly lives up to it's reputation as a sour bomb. However, beyond that lies very nice pie cherry flavors, a well as a good amount of leather, lemon juice, Boon Lambic, and a definite oakiness that is outstanding. The finish is long lasting, puckering, and very dry, with a touch of Brett character. Not quite as complex as it's Cantillion counterpart, but darn tasty.
M - Obviously quite dry and puckering, with a medium mouth-feel and sharp carbonation that helps with the acidity. Well done.
O - An exceptional Kriek, I wish I had more readily access to this!
07-18-2011 01:58:04 | More by jsanford
4.4/5 rDev +8.6%
Pours out a berry pretty reddish amber with 1/2 finger of offwhite suds.
Smell is really strong of berries and cherry skins. Almost an old closet smell with the dirty shoes in the bottom and the musty bras hanging above.
Taste is bready sour cherry pie. Sour cherries galore here. How many did they use?
Mouthfeel is very clean except for the dirty aftertaste.
Drinkability is high here. Great sour beer. I need some Cashews and chocolate!
10-30-2008 00:46:57 | More by peabody
Ontario (Canada)
4.22/5 rDev +4.2%
Pours with a light pink head, good retention and lacing. Has a slightly hazy reddish brown color.
Smells of that lambic barnyard funk, leather?, sour cherries and acidic (not as acidic as Cantillon's Kriek IMO).
Tastes tart, acidic, some horse barn and cherries. If I had easier access to this I would be a very happy man.
05-16-2008 06:10:13 | More by irishkyle21
4.4/5 rDev +8.6%
375mL bottle partially poured into a pilsner (it was the only relatively thin and cylindrical thing I had). The cork was removed with one of the loudest pops I have ever heard. Best by date of March 30, 2026.
A - red with a 2.5cm white/pink head that is soooo fizzy. The head slowly fizzed down to a 0.5cm crown.
S - sour cherries, musty attic, lactic acid, dead skunk, lemon grass
T - sour cherries with a continued lactic acid presence throughout. Musty attic and earth flavors come through as the beer warms as do the dead skunk and lemon grass (or at least something like it. I'm reading of the dry, grassy finish of some St. Bernardus beers. i always attributed that to hops, so I really have no idea why I taste it in this beer as I was under the impression that lambics are made without hops). The lactic acid is very tart and slightly mouth-puckering, but it's not annoying or undesirable. However, the lactic acid seems to be more present that the fruits, which I thought should be the main flavor component of this beer. Overall, the beer is still great and a good example of the style.
M - slightly syrupy and very effervescent. The carbonation is too be expected and I enjoyed its effect on the beer's mouthfeel.
D - one of the best lambics I've had. Definitely one to try. i'm interested to see how this beer changes with some age on it.
03-06-2009 04:00:31 | More by bowersdm
United Kingdom (England)
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
Tasted at the 2007 Zythos fest.
Gravity poured straight out the wooden barrel, it looked heavy, dirty and mean. It didn't want to come out, it was happy in the barrel, I had disturbed it. The frothy light pink head disappeared almost as soon as it hit the air.
Incredible woody, sour cherry and grubby farmyard smells attack your nose and your head jolts back, this is a seriously pungent aroma.
Sour is not the right word, tart doesn't do it justice either, rancid or turned discribes the acidic taste better, good job I was expecting it. My wife hated it, I can't pretent I loved it, but you have to try these beers when you see them in a wooden barrel don't you?
Sour cherries and wood from the barrel give an aftertaste which is more pleasant than the original taste, and it stays for a long, long time.
As a one off, I am glad I had it. Would I have another? Not unless it was in a wooden barrel.
03-10-2007 09:39:26 | More by BlackHaddock
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For the seventh year in a row, people all over the world gathered to perform ridiculous tasks and insane stunts for the sake of getting their names in the Guinness Book of World Records. Sadly, this is just a reminder to me that another year has come and gone without me setting the world record for making out with the most super models named Kate Upton at the same time, but if someone would hold up her part of the record, I wouldn't have to keep moping.
Among the incredibly not ridiculous records broken this year included the most people whistling at one time, the world's largest Zumba class, the planet's biggest coloring book, and the most people to ever partake in a speed-dating event. That last one happened in China, so I assume that like 10,000,000 babies are due about 9 months from now. But those records were just the tips of the dork icebergs.
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A group of men and women set the record for the most people in their underwear gathered in a pair of oversized underwear.
I'm not sure if the record was set for the biggest pervert sniffing the giant underwear.
"Hey, what's that poking me? Oh, it's just your boner."
As part of a collaboration with Reebok CrossFit, British artist Joe Hill created the world's largest 3D street art.
Now we're talking, Colin Furze showed off the world's fastest mobility scooter.
Not to be outdone, inventor Edd China showed off the world's fastest toilet.
Over in Dublin, a group of 262 men and women shattered Jay Leno's previous record for the most "leprechauns" in one gathering.
It would have been so much better if Conan O'Brien was there.
England's Paul Sturgess is the world's tallest basketball player.
And here he is standing next to the world's smallest road legal car.
91-year old Bernice Bates is the world's oldest yoga instructor. Yeah, but can she… you know?
And this dude set a record for catching arrows while wearing a blindfold. In 2012 news, this guy will set the record for most holes in his hands.
Stuntman Denni Dusesterhoeft set the record for running the longest while completely on fire.
Some kids in Florida set the record for largest group hula hoop. In a few years, they'll also set the record for largest meth lab explosion.
These people hosted the world's largest tea party, while Fox News set a record for the longest coverage of it.
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T-Mobile US added a net total of 1.1 million customers in the second quarter, including 678,000 for its T-Mobile and MetroPCS brands — the strongest growth in four years for the newly reshaped company. That didn't include 8.9 million customers acquired by the company through its combination with MetroPCS. All told, T-Mobile's customer base rose… Read More
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T-Mobile USA, looking to rebound against its larger rivals, reported lower fourth quarter revenue and profits overnight, and gave a clear signal that it will be making additional cuts in attempt to to shore up its business. The Bellevue-based company, part of Deutsche Telekom, reported a 5.2 percent decline in total revenue, to $4.92 billion,… Read More
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
As the body of a deceased man lay in a residence on Dogwood Lane Saturday afternoon, his alleged girlfriend was taking his personal items, including pain medications.
When Laurel County Sheriff's Deputy Josh Scott, Sgt. Josh Gaylor, Deputy Shane Rice and Deputy Kevin Berry answered the call of about a deceased man, they immediately went to the scene, six miles south of London near the Lily community.
What they found were two women at the residence and empty pill bottles with medications prescribed to the deceased man.
Carole Jones, 53, of Echo Valley Road in Lily, told deputies she was the girlfriend of the deceased man and the other woman, 41-year-old Amy Vanover of Sunny Lane in Lily, was her friend. Jones had Xanax pills, morphine and a considerable amount of cash in her possession. She told deputies she had taken the cash from the deceased man prior to their arrival, because she said he would have wanted her to have it.
Vanover was located in a detached garage at the man's residence, with a spoon and needle in her hand and some morphine that she claimed Jones had given her. Vanover also had several items belonging to the deceased man stuffed in her pants. She told police Jones gave her the items, saying the man "would not be needing them."
Jones was arrested and charged with tampering with physical evidence, possession of drug paraphernalia, second-degree burglary, first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, first offense; first-degree possession of a controlled substance, first offense; third-degree possession of a controlled substance, first offense; theft by unlawful taking, and theft of a controlled substance.
Vanover was arrested and charged with tampering with physical evidence, possession of drug paraphernalia, third-degree burglary, first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, first offense; first-degree possession of a controlled substance, first offense; prescription of a controlled substance not in the proper container, receiving stolen property under $500, and public intoxication of a controlled substance. She received an additional charge of third-degree criminal mischief en route to the jail when she damaged a radio speaker cord in Deputy Josh Scott's police car.
Both women were arraigned in Laurel District Court on Monday, with both being held on a $2,500 cash bond. In addition, Vanover was ordered to pay a $243 fine for failing to appear in court on a prior charge. Both women are set for a preliminary hearing in Laurel District Court on October 1.
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(Kent, OH) The Davey Tree Expert Company is proud to announce the promotion of Jed Day to vice president and general manager in the residential and commercial service line, western operations. In Day's new role, he will be responsible for all sales and marketing activities for residential western operations.
Day holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Urban Forestry from Stephen F. Austin State University (BSF 1981) and is a graduate of Davey's flagship month-long training program, the Davey Institute of Tree Sciences. He is a past board member of The Park People, Trees for Houston and the Houston Area Urban Forestry Council and Davey's President's Council. He is a current member of the Board of Advisors for Trees for Houston. With more than 32 years of experience at Davey, Day most recently served as vice president of western operations for residential services.
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SFA's National Association of Environmental Professionals will host the conference on Texas water resources, scheduled for Saturday March 29th from 9:30 am - 2:45 pm. The presentations will be held in the Arthur Temple College of Forestry Conference Room at Stephen F. Austin State University.
Heather Shipley, an ATCOFA Bachelor of Science in Forestry (BSF) student, was awarded the 2014 Soldier of the Year for her National Guard brigade.
Heather, a sophomore, competed against twenty-seven soldiers and airmen from across the state in the second annual joint-service competition at the Texas Army National Guard's Training site at Camp Swift. The three-day long event consisted of various scored events and recognized the fittest and most professional Guardsmen within the Texas Military Forces. "The competition included a 6-mile road march, an obstacle course, the use of combat arms, a land navigation exercise, proficiency in various warrior tasks, writing an essay and appearing before a board that reviewed their personal appearance, military bearing and knowledge." Specialist Heather Shipley, the only female competitor, placed 5th out of 27 participants at the regional competition.
ATCOFA is pleased to recognize Heather and all of our students for their current and past service in the military.
Several Study Abroad opportunities are being offered in 2014 by faculty of the Arthur Temple College of Forestry and Agriculture. Sponsored by SFA's Office of International Programs, the Study Abroad Program deadlines are fast approaching. Informational meetings to be held soon click Read more below.


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Hats off to the more than 4,500 volunteers who tackled more than 100 projects throughout the county for Live United Day.
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WASHINGTON, June 12, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History will host a special naturalization ceremony and presentation of the James Smithson Bicentennial Medal to Ralph Lauren with keynote remarks by former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska)
During a naturalization ceremony in which 15 candidates will become U.S. citizens, the Smithsonian will present Ralph Lauren with the James Smithson Bicentennial Medal. The medal recognizes Lauren's lifetime contributions to American entrepreneurship, artistry and creativity. In addition, Lauren played a critical leadership role in helping preserve the Star-Spangled Banner as part of the "Save America's Treasures" initiative established by Hillary Rodham Clinton when she served as First Lady.
The naturalization ceremony is in partnership with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency. During the ceremony, 15 applicants representing 15 countries-in honor of the 15-star, 15-stripe flag-will receive certificates of naturalization and will recite the Pledge of Allegiance led by Sen. Lisa Murkowski.
Clinton will deliver keynote remarks, followed by the medal presentation by Smithsonian Secretary Wayne Clough. Nashville-based Della Mae, a bluegrass-influenced rock band who served as cultural ambassadors for the State Department during Clinton's tenure, will perform.
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AçıklamaTrophy checklist for Battlefield 3 on the PS3, to keep track of your progress towards Platinum.
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Location+Value+Style-15 Mins walk to Downtown - Captiol Hill in Seattle
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- sleeps 5
- pool no
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- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
- community Capitol Hill
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$ 700 - $ 1,155 / week
$ 2,400 - $ 4,600 / month
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**We have just up-dates all our apartments with deluxe king beds and linens**
We have a 98% rating on walkscore which described our location as a 'Walker's Paradise'. We are;
Located in the heart of Capitol Hill:
• 3 minutes walk to cafes, shops, and supermarket
• 3 minutes walk to the Broadway Shopping District
• 3 minutes walk to 2 bus lines
• 4 minutes walk to the Capitol Hill Farmers Market
• 5 minutes walk to Seattle University
• 15 minutes walk to Downtown & Convention Center
The best testimonials come from our past guests.....Click on the link at the top of the page marked 'Traveler Reviews' to see the independent comments made by past VRBO guests.
The apartment:
Is stylishly furnished with all the comforts of home, it is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a busy day; watch a movie, enjoy a glass of wine or entertain family or friends in the 800sq ft of space.
The building:
The Harrison Modern has 4 wonderful apartments to offer in a quiet, well designed, refurbished, Mid-Century building. For your privacy each unit has a separate entrance; 1111 – 1117 E. Harrison Street. I have lived in the building for 15 years and the neighborhood for 17, I would be happy to give you a local perspective on sightseeing or dining in the neighborhood during your stay.
The location:
Capitol Hill is one of Seattle's most vibrant neighborhoods, with wonderful stately homes, parks, museums, shopping, restaurants, theaters and other attractions all within a short walk from the property.
We have a fantastic location in the heart of this historic neighborhood, within 3 minutes walk you will find a variety of shopping, restaurants, cafes, and 3 supermarkets
We are on the same street as Seattle University and a 5 minute walk from the Pike/Pine Corridor bars, cafes & nightlife. Downtown Seattle is 1 mile from the building as is the Washington State Trade & Convention Center, and the Hospitals on First Hill. The Pike Place Market and the Seattle Space Needle are also easily accessed either on foot or by the extensive bus network that passes 2 blocks from the building on the eclectic Broadway Shopping street. You will LOVE the location!!
The amenities:
• Free Wi-Fi
• 42 inch HDTV with cable and DVD player
• CD player ipod dock and CD library
• A 2 fullsize sofa (one converts into a queen bed) so you can spread out and comfortably seat 6
• A comprehensive folder with Seattle maps, bus schedules, sightseeing and restaurant suggestions
• Central heating and double glazing
• Free onsite laundry facilities including washing powder, iron and ironing board
• A hair dryer in your apartment
• Extra pillows, blankets, towels and wash cloths
• New tiled bathroom with deep soaker tub, fresh bar of soap, and facial tissues
• Remodeled kitchen fully equipped to accommodate 5 guests
• 1 King bed + 1 single bed and a very confortable, large, sofa sectional in the living room
• Off street parking available
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
Regards, Ian
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Ian Petry 206-388-3055
apartment rental amenities
* Washer
* Dryer
* Linens Provided
* Hair dryer
* Off Street Parking available
* Deluxe King Bed
* Twin/Single Bed
* CableTV with a 42 inch plasma
* CD Player
* Stereo System
* Music Library
* Full Kitchen
* Cooking Utensils Provided
* Refrigerator
* Microwave
* WiFi (Wireless Internet)
* No Pets Allowed
* Minimum Age Limit for Renters
* Smoking Not Allowed
activities and attractions in Seattle Washington
Activities (on site and nearby)
* Golf
* Tennis
* Zoo/Wildlife Park
* Shopping
* Sightseeing
* Restaurants
* Rafting
* Kayaking
* Sailing
* Boating
* Swimming
* Biking
* Mountain Biking
* Cross Country Skiing
* Downhill/Alpine Skiing
* Snowboarding
* Sledding/Tubing
* Hiking
* Rock Climbing
* Fitness Center/Gym
* Health/Beauty Spa
* Basketball Court
* Antiquing
* Cinemas/Movie Theaters
* Live Theatre
* Museums
vacation rental rates
Two (2) person rate (One Deluxe King Bed):
*** Winter Special $110.00/night ***
$139/per night (Up to 6 nights)**** June - September $175/per night ****
$129/per night (7-14 nights) **** June - September$165/per night ****
Off-Season Rates fron $110.00/per night
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3 NIGHT MINIMUM STAY. #### $60 Cleaning Fee ####
Off Street Parking Available At $10/Night.
Please Add 9.5% Sales Taxes To All Charges On Stays Less Than 30 Days.
Extra guests (max 5) are $10/per person/per night
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Ian Petry 206-388-3055
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Top things to do in Seattle
- Visit the Seattle Space Needle
- The Seattle Under Ground Tour
- The Boeing Factory Tour - A MUST!!
- Mesuem of Flight
- The Asian Art Museun 4 blocks away
Top things to do on a budget
- Visit the amazing New library downtown
- Visit the Pike Place Market
- Visit Madison Beach - 5 minutes by car
Top things to do with a family
- Visit Cal Anderson park 2 blocks away
- Visit Volunteer Park 4 blocks away
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NEW YORK (AP) - A redevelopment plan of the former Domino Sugar refinery in Brooklyn has moved forward after the city struck a deal to include more affordable housing units in the project.
According to The New York Times, the deal was struck Monday after the developer agreed to set aside about 700 units for low- and moderate-income housing.
Originally, 660 affordable units out of 2,300 were planned.
In exchange, the developer is expected to get a zoning variance to build 55-story towers, 20 stories higher than regulations permit.
The $1.5 billion project has been in the works for years. It calls for residential towers, office space, a school, park space and a revamped esplanade along the East River.
The City Planning Commission is expected to vote on the proposal on Wednesday.
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In the Frazier v. Francisco debate, I always thought Frazier had ordinary power. That's wrong, he hits the ball a long way. Nice double there.
In the Frazier v. Francisco debate, I always thought Frazier had ordinary power. That's wrong, he hits the ball a long way. Nice double there.
Why would anyone throw Frazier a fastball middle-in?
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
Nice hustle from Votto there
It's cold and the players are up there a-hacking. LOL.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
A run in the 1st inning....let's get more
Boy, Bruce missed a hanger in that sequence that he should have sent to the moon.
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#42 for Jay.
"I can't take this homerism anymore." - 10xWSChamps, August 11, 2010. A Cardinals fan having a problem with all the homerism on Redszone. Classic.
"Man do I miss the days where were didn't need a calculator and an encyclopedia of baseball metrics to enjoy a baseball game ... - MikeS21" - 8/2/12 game thread
Bruce goes down swinging. 1-0 after one. That should be all the runs Leake's needs.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
Seems like it's been a few days since the Reds held a lead. Oh, it has?
I am not getting the feed on internet radio. Is it messed up?
Leake has made 11 starts against the Cubs. 9 have been quality.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
If Leake is getting ground balls, he's going to be tough.
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99-63 WS champs (Cards take 2nd WC, Mil 3rd, Pit 4th, Chi 5th)
Bruce/Votto neck and neck MVP race (neither takes it)
Bailey CYA winner
Hamilton ROY & GG
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Good finds and good deals..
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Good finds and good deals..
I'm always looking at the posts here and I'm always thinking "man, those guys get the greatest deals back east". While there are a lot of farms here it seems there aren't as many good barn finds and deals like there is east of the Mississippi. Well I saw this on Craigs list and I'm wondering what you guys think. I got a hold of the owner but he doesn't want to deal till later today.
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I'd be all over that deal.
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Some days it's not worth chewing through the restraints
Re: Good finds and good deals..
I haven't been into the cub cadets very much, but I would go for that.
Re: Good finds and good deals..
I would add it without any price hagglin'. It'll probably be gone this afternoon.
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Re: Good finds and good deals..
Yep......you better be the first one there.
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Re: Good finds and good deals..
Well.. I hate to be that pushy guy, I did tell him I am ready to buy and asked him to call or email if he was ready before noon..
I'm with you guys though.. Its a great deal and it might be gone.
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Got it!! This was a deal to remember! I got the 1967 Cub Cadet and the disks and the box scraper as advertised, when I got there he had out the dump trailer also. So we talked and I paid him, threw in an extra twenty and he said that was good since he threw in the trailer.
I still felt like a thief, all that for 270.00. Everything looks fine just the normal wear and some surface rust. The steering needs adjusting and maybe a good carb cleaning as the float stuck open a little. It starts and runs fine! My girl loves it so it will get plenty use hauling hay and whatnot for her horses.
Re: Good finds and good deals..
I heck of a nice find!
Guiena, 1951 Farmall Cub; Jumping Willy, 1949 Farmall Cub.
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What a deal! That box blade alone is worth more than you paid for everything. I've never actually seen one in person, but the few I've seen online have sold for over $400 by themselves. It is a REALLY rare attachment! The Brinly disks are another pricy attachment, and I've seen those go for $250 in the condition yours are in. Nice snag!
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You were in the right place at the right time for sure!
Know Your Cub, And Your Cub Will Know You.
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Sweet..... nuttin like being in the right place at the right time with the right $$ in your pocket.
1971 Cub (Rufus) 1950 Cub (Cathy) 1965 Lo Boy Fast Hitch (Nameless III) 1970 Cub 1000 Loader & Fast Hitch (Lee)
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Congrats! Alway a good feeling to run across a good deal, and with paying the asking price + I am sure the seller was happy too!
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Thanks guys, your making me feel worse about getting such a good deal haha I made two trips to pick it up and was prepared to throw in a few more bucks when I went back the second trip because I know the trailer he threw in was also not cheap, but he never came back out so... Anyway, yes the box scraper is interesting, It still has the "International" print on the back of it.
Now if I can only find a deal like this for implements for my Cub
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Glad ya got it. I'm partial to the 3 speeds. Hydros are sweet too but give me the stick. Grump
David Dee Mock-Leonard
Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
Some days it's not worth chewing through the restraints
Re: Good finds and good deals..
Nice haul! I really like my 104. There is something about the way the 104's fenders and foot rests look, just sort of a retro rugged look. I wouldn't worry too much about getting a good deal, the seller got the price he wanted and you got a really sweet deal. ...and sometimes things crop up after the fact. Just guessing, it may be that the seller knew something was "going bad". Hopefully there isn't. In any event you got a really nice tractor and some nice implements. For the price, you can do a whole lot of fixing and still be way ahead.
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DARPA director describes a global shift in the technology environment that poses a national threat.
The U.S. Navy's pet project for a carrier-launched unmanned aerial vehicle came under fire by experts this week, who told a congressional subcommittee that the sea service's proposal is redundant, already obsolete and will leave naval forces with a vulnerable platform.
The missile system claimed by a Ukrainian Interior Ministry adviser to be responsible for the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine is manufactured in Ukraine and is in use by both Ukrainian and Russian military forces. If the missile system is confirmed as the cause of the crash, determining which side fired it could be difficult.
The Defense Department's Office of the Inspector General launched Thursday a social media and poster campaign to spread the word of whistleblower protections afforded to defense contractors and subcontractors.
The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab wraps up experiments testing multiple systems, including robots, radios and ship-to-shore transporters in Hawaii.
Where human analysis might fail in the intelligence community, technological solutions are at the ready to fill the void. Companies are ginning up software programs that can prove to be key for intelligence analysts as they track the bad guys—be they insider threats or an outside enemy.
When the U.S. Air Force needed a new secure satellite communications system, one company was able to show up at the starting line with an 80 percent solution based on an existing product line serving the Army and the Navy.
A U.S. Army team is modernizing legacy cryptographic equipment at bases around the world to safeguard military information shared on already overhauled tactical networks.
Cyber attacks are high on the Department of Homeland Security's radar, but increasing reliance on network technology might be making the country more vulnerable to cyberthreats rather than less.
The Instant Eye small unmanned aerial system received approval last Thursday from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to be used by an energy company, which will conduct research, development and training to see if the system is practical for inspecting infrastructure such as pipelines, power lines and insulators on towers. It is the first unmanned quadrotor to receive FAA certification and may be the lightest aircraft ever certified. The approval opens the door for the system to be used for a wide range of commercial applications.