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Poster for Richard Kelly's THE BOX has hit the webs!
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. I read an early draft of the script to Richard Kelly's THE BOX a looooonnnggg time ago and found it to be pretty damn good. Dark, dark stuff there and then the movie cast up, shot and posted all on the quiet. Soon we'll start seeing more promotional stuff from it, leading up to the release in October. Now the poster has hit, which Kelly has posted to his MySpace page. It's a fine studio poster, definitely gets the point across without giving anything away, but at the end of the day it's still a big head poster. What do you folks think?
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April 7, 2009, 5:03 a.m. CST
by Marxeffect
i loved Donnie Darko but i remain unconvinced!
April 7, 2009, 5:10 a.m. CST
Oh My God....
by slipscreamer
Havn't used posted in yrs. Had too...This poster...no...please no, no..it hurts. It fucking hurts. This is a, no...ugly...no no no no...why? It's bad.
April 7, 2009, 5:12 a.m. CST
...this is an ugly poster.
by slipscreamer
...what I meant to say....whoever designed this poster....should be shot dead. It makes my brain hurt...and even tho I (heart) Darko...the better 1/2 of me NEVER wants to see this movie. B/c of a poster. I'VE RESTARTED MY ACCOUNT B/C OF THIS. This POSTER hurts my brain. I'm not lying.
April 7, 2009, 5:15 a.m. CST
and i'm sorry.....
by slipscreamer
For the drunken confusion in my writing. I had to post here for the first time in years. Reason being....THIS IS ONE OF THE WORST FUCKING POSTERS I'VE SEEN IN YEARS. IT ACTUALLY **HURTS** TO LOOK AT THIS THING? Am I alone here?
April 7, 2009, 5:18 a.m. CST
Too much Diaz
by caruso_stalker217
Does her goddamn mug have to dominate ninety percent of the poster?
April 7, 2009, 5:21 a.m. CST
....who designed this?
by slipscreamer
April 7, 2009, 5:24 a.m. CST
by kwisatzhaderach
i might be alone...but that poster makes me lose hope. keep fighting for the studios, cobra!
April 7, 2009, 5:30 a.m. CST
Remember when Richard Kelly was "the next big thing"?
by JackRabbitSlim
Oh the halcyon days of 2002, now just a misty watercolored memory...
Theres this girl thats been on my mind All the time, sussudio oh oh Now she dont even know my name But I think she likes me just the same Sussudio oh oh Oh if she called me Id be there Id come running anywhere Shes all I need, all my life I feel so good if I just say the word Sussudio, just say the word Oh sussudio Now I know that Im too young My love has just begun Sussudio oh oh Ooh give me a chance, give me a sign Ill show her anytime Sussudio oh oh Ah, Ive just got to have her, have her now Ive got to get closer but I dont know how She makes me nervous and makes me scared But I feel so good if I just say the word Sussudio just say the word Oh sussudio, oh Ah, shes all I need all of my life I feel so good if I just say the word Sussudio I just say the word Oh sussudio I just say the word Oh sussudio Ill say the word Sussudio oh oh oh Just say the word and fuck this poster.
April 7, 2009, 5:33 a.m. CST
phil collins....
by slipscreamer
....likes this poster.
April 7, 2009, 5:40 a.m. CST
Looks okay.
by Motoko Kusanagi
Not too bad, not too overwhelming.
April 7, 2009, 5:54 a.m. CST
Cameron Diaz...re-ALLY?
by sonnyfern
Is she even an A-list star anymore? Is she really big enough to plast all over the poster? And damn did Southland Tales SUCKED. Hope he gets his head back with this one.
April 7, 2009, 6:07 a.m. CST
So AICN says at least some positive things about...
by DerLanghaarige
...this boring poster, but trashes the Pelham remakes boring poster? What's the difference between these two? I mean, the Pelham poster made even clear, what the movie was about. (Washington Vs. Travolta and there is also a train involved somehow.) All I see here is Diaz, some red streak (Does that mean she gets ripped apart in the middle? Is it about paintings?) and a spoooooooky man with a hat (who is without a dboubt the best thing about the poster.
April 7, 2009, 6:26 a.m. CST
Can't beat a bit of James Rebhorn
by palimpsest
Almost the dictionary definition of "reliable screen presence".
April 7, 2009, 6:28 a.m. CST
I'll experiment with Cameron Diaz's Box...
by Zardozap2005
Sorry, had to be said. PEACE...!!!
April 7, 2009, 6:49 a.m. CST
My dick in a Box
by dioxholster
poster looks stupid and stupid
April 7, 2009, 7:06 a.m. CST
Diaz hasn't been hot in at LEAST five years
by Nasty In The Pasty
Seriously, look at those crow's feet around her eyes. It's not often a 35-year-old actress will look about 47, but there you go. The Mask-era Diaz was a stunner, though.
April 7, 2009, 7:21 a.m. CST
Cameron Diaz's Box
by walrusholder
They made a movie about her vagina
April 7, 2009, 7:35 a.m. CST
Design is stolen
by _Palmer_Eldritch
It's "From Hell", guys.
April 7, 2009, 7:41 a.m. CST
Still not sure
by instant_karma
how this movie is going to be anywhere near as good as the Twilight Zone episode it's based on without having to add all kinds of needless fluff to pad out the running time. Sci-fi and horror anthology movies need to make a comeback now!
April 7, 2009, 7:52 a.m. CST
David Kelly...Hack Extraordinaire.
by Crow3711
My least favorite working director. That's all. Oh, and Donnie Darko sucks dick for all you pretentious losers who actually believe it means something. It doesn't.
April 7, 2009, 7:52 a.m. CST
FUck...Richard Kelly...
by Crow3711
Shows what I know I guess. Haha.
April 7, 2009, 8:01 a.m. CST
Sooooooo Just to be clear...
by Calibos's Ginger JewFro
This a remake of the "Button Button" ep from the new Twilight Zone, yeah?
April 7, 2009, 8:04 a.m. CST
Cameron Diaz
by BobParr
Does Richard Kelly actually think she's a good actress or does it have something to do with their Drew Barrymore connection? She is annoying in every conceivable way.
April 7, 2009, 8:26 a.m. CST
tagline gives away too much
by kgerm
I would've just gone with a picture of the box with a finger slightly above the button and something like "What would you do for a million dollars?"
April 7, 2009, 8:31 a.m. CST
by instant_karma
That sounds like a much better poster. Except some folks might think it's some kind of sequel to Indecent Proposal...
April 7, 2009, 8:39 a.m. CST
Will this be a smaller version of Cube?
by Flip63Hole
April 7, 2009, 9:20 a.m. CST
Totally unoriginal
by Mooly
Isn't this just the From Hell poster but with Cameron Diaz's giant head instead of Depp's?
April 7, 2009, 9:20 a.m. CST
Radio Crash... yes. For 90 mins...
by James_O'Nasty
schlock. Cameron Diaz is annoying as hell, to boot. Will she have a mandatory "ass-wiggling" sequence as well?
April 7, 2009, 9:37 a.m. CST
Crap poster
by zapano
surely a film called the box would have a poster of a slightly opened box, thereby capturing curiosity and raising interest, no? too cliched. better stick cameron diaz's giagantic head on it instead.
April 7, 2009, 10:08 a.m. CST
I pray this is better than Southland Tales
by Zeegloo
I can go on eternally about how shitty this film was.
April 7, 2009, 10:19 a.m. CST
Cameron Diaz?
by MrMerle
I mean, seriously?
April 7, 2009, 10:20 a.m. CST
And Poor Frank Langella
by MrMerle
Slummin' already after playing a lead in Frost/Nixon.
April 7, 2009, 10:26 a.m. CST
Button Button is one of the few New Twilight Zone
by jim
episodes I still remember (others being The Once and Future King, and the one with the blue men). It was great as a 30 minute story; don't see how they will be able to stretch it out to 90.
April 7, 2009, 10:33 a.m. CST
cameron diaz
by DocDaneeka
looks old.
April 7, 2009, 10:34 a.m. CST
whatever happened
by DocDaneeka
to illustrated posters? oh yeah, photoshop. even this crappy design would make a much better-looking poster if it was hand painted.
April 7, 2009, 10:42 a.m. CST
I guess James Marsden is not famous enough to merit a spot on th
by Mr. Pricklepants
Other than getting second billing in the credits. It's all about Camerion Diaz apparently.
April 7, 2009, 10:43 a.m. CST
^on the poster
by Mr. Pricklepants
April 7, 2009, 10:48 a.m. CST
Excellent movie
by jrlamps
Saw this last june, with a few VFX missing and loved it. Langella is pretty incredible, and the rest of the cast, including diaz, do a very good job. So for those worried, it may not be the next donnie darko (although it is close), but its definitely a solid film
April 7, 2009, 10:53 a.m. CST
Looks like the poster for "From Hell"
by Midnight Thud
More or less... same red streak design.
April 7, 2009, 11:14 a.m. CST
Poster looks like shit
by mefrog
But I'm still pretty excited for this movie.
April 7, 2009, 11:27 a.m. CST
Get the girl a friggin sandwich...
by Darth Macchio
Seriously...the sun's burned it's indelible print into her face by now so there's no hope of not looking 10 years older than she is but why the fucking mandatory Karen Carpenter look? Does anybody besides other non-lesbian women think emaciated women are attractive? Look at her in 'Head above Water' or as someone mentioned earlier, 'Mask' but when I saw that skeletal face and non-existent ass all shaking and smiling as if it was attractive in that Charlie's Angels piece of shit, I wondered how a person's sense of self perception can be so off and yet he or she is capable of eating and walking like normal people. She did a modeling job for Vogue or something a year or 2 ago and wasn't a toothpick and was a brunette and I freaked out...was amazed at how beautiful she was but then she promptly went on the cokehead diet and bleached her mellon and slammed right back into mundane-ville. Meh.
At least this is one Matheson property that most anyone can get right.
April 7, 2009, 11:50 a.m. CST
Cameron Diaz's box?
by Dan the Geek
I'm all up in that shit! sure she's the only latina in Ass Debt but if i can get her into that dance dress from The Mask then i'll be set.
April 7, 2009, 12:10 p.m. CST
Is this a...
by zombie_buffet
...poster for a Sex in the City: Origins movie? Maybe the first time the "Box" of one of the ladies experiences its monthly visitor?
April 7, 2009, 12:42 p.m. CST
Eli Roth not directing? now more interested
by awepittance
April 7, 2009, 12:49 p.m. CST
"now I will give to someone..you dont know!!" bwahaha
by FleshMachine
push the button and you get rich but someone you dont know dies...classic episode. but how on earth can they turn this into a whole movie? the story could be told in 20 min. (and was!)
April 7, 2009, 12:56 p.m. CST
Oh shiiitt it's a Box
by Dhaemon
Whats next, "The Shoe"?
April 7, 2009, 1:13 p.m. CST
At least Kelly's toning it down a bit.
by Knuckleduster
I think telling a more straight forward story will do him some good and actually help him develop as a filmmaker. Maybe he's gotten over trying to be the next Lynch.
April 7, 2009, 1:18 p.m. CST
lol that the real title?
by torontoxic
wow. Was The Balloon Knot already taken?
April 7, 2009, 1:25 p.m. CST
The Box 2: Electric Boogaloo
by Outlaw
Wow, judging by the picture, I couldn't tell if that was Cameron Diaz or Madonna...which I guess is good news for Madonna, or bad news for Diaz.
April 7, 2009, 1:26 p.m. CST
From Hell 2?
by Neosamurai85
From Hell2: Hellraiser Hypercubed?
April 7, 2009, 1:45 p.m. CST
Poor James Marsden
by donduck
He never gets promoted in anything.
April 7, 2009, 2:07 p.m. CST
Does anyone know if its designed by the same "Hell" guy?
by D.Vader
Same designer? Anyone? Anyone? Just a creatively braindead zombie? The same guy who's responsible for all the shitty and bland Harry Potter posters that look the same and come out every year?
April 7, 2009, 2:09 p.m. CST
Shit, this poster has the SAME font and everything!
by D.Vader
Look at that! Look at the way they write out the title "The BOX" and "From HELL". Its the EXACT same font style!
http://tinyurl.com/cb6q2g
 Can you not sue for a blatant ripoff such as this?
April 7, 2009, 2:31 p.m. CST
by redfist
April 7, 2009, 3:15 p.m. CST
hope it revitalizes Cameron Diaz's career...
by cifra
... she's probably the most underrated actress working in Hollywood today.
April 7, 2009, 3:29 p.m. CST
Remember when Richard Kelly made the worst film ever
by drturing
I'll never forget.
April 7, 2009, 3:32 p.m. CST
Kelly's first commercial film.
by knowthyself
I'm a big fan of Donnie Darko and Southland Tales. It'll be nice to see what Kelly does in a more controlled environment. He's a mad genius behind the camera but sometimes a little restraint can be a good thing.
April 7, 2009, 5:39 p.m. CST
Donnie Darko was an overblown pile of shit
by slone13
Stop pretensding otherwise. Kelly had no fucking idea what he was trying to "say". It's completely clear in the director's commentary that he didn't know himself. Hell, there's whole deleted scenes from Darko that, had they been included, would have completely negated/changed entire plot points. Case in point: Donnie finding out he was taking placebos.
April 7, 2009, 5:54 p.m. CST
Poster? Ugh. Diaz? BIGGER ugh!
by decypher44
Damn, I dislike this "actress".
April 7, 2009, 5:56 p.m. CST
Cameron Diaz was at her hottest in...
by Biffs_Pleasure_Paradise
The Mask. After that her body just sort of...vanished.
April 7, 2009, 6:39 p.m. CST
D. Vader, nice catch
by BadMrWonka
it's pretty amazing how similar they are...and yet, somehow the one for From Hell is awesome, and this one is terrible. very interesting...
April 7, 2009, 7:10 p.m. CST
Cameron Diaz as the title character!
by Jawa 007
April 7, 2009, 7:27 p.m. CST
Read the online blog comic
by necgray
The film won't make any sense if you don't read the online blog comic. It gives you all the information you need that the film leaves out for some unknown fucking reason. Oh, and also it's a horror film but the 1983 cast of Saturday Night Live shows up as minor characters. Kelly's got a Twitter with director's commentary as he films, which he changes every day when he decides that the film means something OTHER than what he just said it meant two minutes ago.
 Yes, if you can't tell, I am not a fan of the man.
April 7, 2009, 7:33 p.m. CST
Read the script months ago
by OutlawsDelejos
wasn't hugely impressed, nice idea's though. Might have gone through some changes by now though.
April 7, 2009, 7:50 p.m. CST
by shodan6672
It reminds me of the poster for the piece of shit film with Goldie Hawn , Deceived.
April 7, 2009, 8:26 p.m. CST
Diaz's Head
by tallsy
I'm confused that their marketing campaign is focusing solely on Diaz. It's strange that Marsden was not able to capitalize on his success last year.
April 7, 2009, 8:33 p.m. CST
by california_mtz
I SEE a box! I WANT a box! I SEE a box! I want to box you IN!!!
April 7, 2009, 8:34 p.m. CST
Give the movie a chance...
by california_mtz
It's about a BOX!
April 7, 2009, 8:38 p.m. CST
...AND Donnie Darko was a great movie
by california_mtz
Why so much negative emotions about an upcoming movie? Why not just treat it as such and see it when it comes out if you're so inclined? Why does a poster cause such a spew? If the process be Pavlovian, that still does not explain such hostility roused by ... a poster?
April 7, 2009, 8:39 p.m. CST
This Might Be Kelly's Last Shot...
by Cinematronica
Southland Tales was so universally panned (for good reason), and there has been so much bluster about Donnie Darko being over-rated, if Kelly doesn't perform this time around, I don't know how many supporters he'll have left. I hope he can outdo himself here, but I highly doubt it with a cold-fish lead like Diaz. Putting her in your movie is like admitting you've lost before you even start the race: "Yeah, this one might not be too good, folks. Maybe you'd better just rent this one instead..."
April 7, 2009, 9:56 p.m. CST
Richard Kelly still has fans....
by blue1622
April 8, 2009, 12:26 a.m. CST
Will Cameron Diaz BURP in it? Mmmm.
by Fa Fa Fooey
She just loves to talk about burping in interviews.
April 8, 2009, 12:46 a.m. CST
Did Southland Tales have a large budget?
by Amy Chasing
It looked like it did. Hence why it's on my list of worst films I've ever seen. I figure when you have a big budget and you still make a film that's completely uninteresting, unentertaining, and fails to accomplish anything in terms of film-making & acting - you go on the list with Lost In Space & Dreamcatcher. Although now I think of it Boytown didn't have a big budget and that's on the list too. Well, let it not be said that I discriminate on budget.
April 8, 2009, 12:50 a.m. CST
Kelly = Shyamalan
by wash
Decent first flicks, bad follow ups (and I'm including the shit director's cut of DD which I count as an entirely separate film) big egos, and as annoying as fuck when they open their mouths.
April 8, 2009, 12:51 a.m. CST
ok Shyamalan had two decent flicks
by wash
Unbreakable was good too.
April 8, 2009, 1:48 a.m. CST
The Box is based on Richard Matheson's short story "Button Butto
by Voyageur
"Button Button" was a short story written by science fiction/supernatural horror great Richard Matheson (I Am Legend, Stir of Echoes) who wrote for Twilight Zone (the best tv show of all time in my opinion)... It was only ever adapted for the 80s Twilight Zone series. "Button Button" is a great little short story. I, too, am wondering how it will be stretched to 90 minutes, though. However... Frank Langhella is playing the man who approaches the couple with the mysterious box, so kudos there! Great casting. I read that Kelly's script involves a NASA laboratory, so maybe it involves the government somehow, or maybe Kelly's fascination with space-time. This could be a pretty interesting film considering the material (Richard Matheson) and the screenwriter/director (Richard Kelly).
April 8, 2009, 3:46 a.m. CST
Bland poster, looks like generic Photoshop fodder
by KillaKane
Compare that with Darko's publicity art. Shame as I'm sure this project will get Kelly back on track if word on the script (which is drawn from a Richard Matheson novella)is anything to go by.
April 8, 2009, 8:41 a.m. CST
Voyageur, I too saw it on The Twilight Zone
by jim
***Possible minor Spoilers*** (although anyone who wants to find the story doesn't have to look too hard)
I still reference that story - I loved the play on words, how the same thing can mean very different things, depending on the context. I think this film's 2nd act will end where the Twilight Zone episode ended, the 3rd act being the couple freaked out and trying to get the box back. But that's just my guess on how to stretch this short story into a feature film.
April 8, 2009, 9:40 a.m. CST
i dont know what this is about
by Potatino
and this poster doesn't make me want to care. So maybe it is a bit crap. Either way the sounds like a good title for a classy porno movie... ahem
April 8, 2009, 9:47 a.m. CST
Lame poster, lame "actress"
by jimmy_009
Other than the Mask, has she done anything worthwhile? Pretty weak casting.
April 8, 2009, 12:34 p.m. CST
by uberman
She is freinds with Drew 'I'm sober...I just drink champagne' Barrymore. They made CHARLIES ANGELES together. She dated Justin. How can you be so cold?
April 8, 2009, 1:52 p.m. CST
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April 8, 2009, 2:44 p.m. CST
ZZZZZZzzzzzzz* huh?
by the_shogun_gunslinger
Oh? The Box? Yeah, I saw the poster..... yeah... 5 more minutes, mom... ZZZZzzzzz
April 9, 2009, 6:58 p.m. CST
If you think rape should be legal, see "The Box!"
by Iowa Snot Client
Makes as much sense here.
April 11, 2009, 7:42 a.m. CST
A Poem:
by Prague23
Box, The Once upon a time, in the land of Hush-A-Bye, Around about the wondrous days of yore, They came across a kind of box Bound up with chains and locked with locks And labeled "Kindly do not touch; it's war."
 A decree was issued round about, and all with a flourish and a shout And a gaily colored mascot tripping lightly on before. Don't fiddle with this deadly box,Or break the chains, or pick the locks. And please don't ever play about with war.
 The children understood. Children happen to be good And they were just as good around the time of yore. They didn't try to pick the locksOr break into that deadly box. They never tried to play about with war. Mommies didn't either; sisters, aunts, grannies neither 'Cause they were quiet, and sweet, and pretty In those wondrous days of yore.
 Well, very much the same as now, And not the ones to blame somehow For opening up that deadly box of war. But someone did. Someone battered in the lid And spilled the insides out across the floor.
 A kind of bouncy, bumpy ball made up of guns and flags And all the tears, and horror, and death that comes with war. It bounced right out and went bashing all about, Bumping into everything in store.And what was sad and most unfair Was that it didn't really seem to care Much who it bumped, or why, or what, or for.
 It bumped the children mainly. And I'll tell you this quite plainly, It bumps them every day and more, and more, And leaves them dead, and burned, and dying Thousands of them sick and crying. 'Cause when it bumps, it's really very sore. Now there's a way to stop the ball. It isn't difficult at all. All it takes is wisdom, and I'm absolutely sure That we can get it back into the box,And bind the chains, and lock the locks. But no one seems to want to save the children anymore.
 Well, that's the way it all appears, 'cause it's been bouncing round for years and years In spite of all the wisdom wizzed since those wondrous days of yore And the time they came across the box, Bound up with chains and locked with locks, And labeled "Kindly do not touch; it's war."
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Hey gang,
When playing with software or manually calculating mash numbers and efficiencies, how does one account for a HERMS setup? It isn't necessarily a batch sparge (or is it?). I'm trying the BeerSmith on trial right now and I'm guessing that a One step Temperature mash is about what a HERMS is. Am I correct or does it really matter? (I also tried brewtarget but didn't understand the mash calculator/wizard thing and make it apply to my situation).
My process for the past two batches was: (for a 5 gallon batch)
1. Add 5.5 gal of 165 degree water to the MT, then dough in. (MT is a keggle)
2. Circulate with HERMS pump and maintain 153 for 60 min. (this has been working flawlessly)
3. Add 2 gal of 168 degree water at end and pump all to BK.
4. Add a little more from HLT to MT, then over to BK until I've got about 8gal in BK.
Now, beersmith has calculated my efficiency at 58% in order to achieve the measured OG. Before I start chasing efficiency (getting my own mill, better management of water, etc), I want to ensure I'm calculating correcting in the software.
Would appreciate any guidance or hints.
I'm not sure I really understand your question. Whether your HERMS system is based on a batch sparge depends on whether you...well...batch sparge or not. You can have a herms system with batch sparging, a herms system with fly sparging, or even a herms system with no sparging. I can't think of any special configuration that you would need to use for HERMS.
As a side note, you're boiling off three gallons in the course of an hour boil? That's a lot.
I have a HERMS. I fly sparge. What I do is add about 2qts/lb water for the mash, mash for 90 mins, then I switch over to sparging. I don't measure the sparge volume but rely on gravity readings and pH to hit my pre-boil volume (usually 7.5 gallons for a 90 minute boil with the understanding that at a pretty vigorous boil I'll have 5.5 gallons post-boil. My HERMS is all electric -- 5500W coil in the BK and the HLT -- so I lose quite a bit during the boil.)
IMHO, you might forget about all the math and just aim for a specific pre-boil volume. Makes life easier! I've also learned that with my particular HERMS system, I need my water 12 degrees over my mash temp at dough-in to hit the mash-temp dead on (although I suspect this 12 degree differential is pretty standard with any system). So I don't use any calculators or software to figure out water volumes or dough-in temps. I only use Beersmith to keep notes and keep a record of my brews. The only software I use these days is the Bru'n water spreadsheet to calculate my water adjustments.
In terms of mashing, I always aim for a pH of 5.3 to 5.4 at room temperature.
After mashing, I fly sparge until I get about 6.5 gallons in the BK, then I start checking gravity and pH. I stop sparging when I'm around 1.010. I acidify my sparge water (in the HLT) with 85% phosphoric acid (usually takes about 2 tsp acid in 16 gallons water to get my HLT water to a pH of 5.8 to 6 from 7.7.) If I'm starting to drop low on gravity, I'll make up the difference with water directly from my HLT.
After the sparge, I use the rest of the water in my HLT for cleaning the MLT and pump while the wort is boiling. (I run Oxyclean through the HERMS coil and pump for about 45 mins, then run water for a couple minutes -- then I put away the HLT and MLT while the boil is nearing its end.)
As the boil ends, I recirculate boiling wort through my Therminator for about 15 minutes to sanitize, turn off the boil heat, then recirc the finished wort (without the water turned on) for another 15-20 minutes for a knockout hop steep/whirlpool. I don't really get a whirlpool due to the placement of the heating element, but because I use hop bags, I don't really have a need for an actual whirlpool. It's the steeping I'm concerned with.
Then I turn on cooling hose, recirc the wort (now cooling incredibly quickly due to the hose water running through the therminator) for another 15 mins, and can usually bring the wort from boiling to 65F. Once it hits 65-66 -- my usual pitching temperature -- I redirect the wort to go into the fermenter. I always end up with about 5 gallons in the fermenter.
The only disadvantage to all this re-circulation and steeping (and cleaning!) is that my brewday is on the long side. I usually start around 7a and end by 3p -- so it's a pretty solid 8 hour day for me. Fortunately, I've got it all down -- the times, the placement of the various bits of gear -- so that I can pretty much do this with my eyes closed. There's always a mistake somewhere -- pump goes out, I shut off the wrong valve at the wrong time, etc. etc. -- but it's all good.
what herms stands for is heat exchange recirculation mash system
the heat exchange coil(s bring your strike water up to the desired temperature through recirculation. This is more inline with a direct heat system. You normally keep the same water to grain ratio (1.25 qts/pound) through your mash steps until your sparge water is introduced after mashout.
So if you do a multi step mash regime of 50c 60c 70c, the HLT (if that is where your heat source is for your heat exchanger coil) is adjusted up so when you recirculate through the coil it increases the mash liquors temp which recirculates through the grain bed until the desired step up temperature is met in the grainbed.
depending on each individual system, the differential between the HLT water temp and the mash liquors temp varies. some systems need 10-12*F hotter HLT water to compensate so the grainbed stays at the desired temp.
Example would be.. My sacch rest is 60C(140*F) my system loses 12*F between the HLT and grainbed when recirculating. I would need to maintain a 152*F HLT temp, to hold the grainbed temp at 140*F.
The way you are doing it is called infusion mashing. Each time you want to change the temperature of your mash.. you add more water to it, changing the water to grain ratio of your mash. Your wort will have a different mash profile compared to keeping the mash ratio the same and heating the liquor to reach your desired step.
Instead of adding more water, next time boost the HLT heat up and let the exchanger increase the grainbed temperature to the next target temp by recirculation.
I was using it as an example. If you brewed outside in 30*F weather with SS half barrel kegs as your vessels and used 1/2"OD soft copper as your coil 12* could be conceivable.
If you brew indoors and use coolers then maintaining the temp would be very small.
Try to ramp up using a cooler as the hlt though. It will exchange the heat to the cooler before the grainbed starts moving
Convoluted copper heat exchange coils are much better then using smooth walled copper also


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The structure and progressivity of accounting research: the crisis in the academy revisited
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Sara Moseley, age 86, of Ellenwood, Ga., died on Thursday, June 9, 2005. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, June 11, 2005 at 3:30 p.m. at Horis A. Ward's Fairview Chapel with Rev. Mike Smith officiating. Interment will follow at Fairview Memorial Gardens in Stockbridge.A native of Fulton County, Ga., Mrs. Moseley was a homemaker. Survivors include: daughters, Charlotte and Billy R. Phillips of Jackson and Shirley and Wayne Mitchell of Hartwell; grandchildren, Denise Oglesby, Vince Phillips, Cindy Morris, Chris Mitchell and Christy Walsh; great-grandchildren, Jason Oglesby, Jacob Oglesby, Jarrod Oglesby, Chad Phillips, Natalie Morris and Dylan Walsh; great-great-grandchild, Avery Oglesby She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph H. Moseley The family will received friends Friday at the Horis A. Ward, Fairview Chapel, 770-474-1231.
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Although WWE sort of stumbled into its good fortune with Undertaker's streak of wins at WrestleMania, now up to 21 in a row without a loss, in recent years it has become the stuff of legend. Simply challenging it is considered an honor as great as -- or perhaps even greater than -- challenging for the WWE world heavyweight championship title.
Considering the fact that the streak is held in such high regard, and Undertaker is set to defend it once again against Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 30 on April 6, 2014, in New Orleans, we're going to rank each match from worst to best. Considerations will be made for both the work within the match and the story heading into it, not to mention historical significance.
For numbers 21-17 click here, and for numbers 16-12 click here. Today we tackle numbers 11-7:
11. Kane, WrestleMania 14
Here we get to the first match that actually had a damn good story attached to it. Kane had debuted in Oct. 1997 to cost Undertaker his match against Shawn Michaels at Badd Blood, the first ever Hell in a Cell match. That led to a months long build up of Kane baiting his brother, as explained in the storyline, into fighting him.
Undertaker refused to bite time and again until he finally snapped and accepted the match so it would take place on the biggest stage possible.
The idea here was that Kane was presented as every bit Undertaker's equal. He worked most of the same spots, did very little selling, and actually had, arguably, a better Tombstone piledriver.
Essentially, Undertaker was wrestling a darker, more sadistic version of himself. How would he deal with it?
There were some little issues within the match. Things like Paul Bearer distracting the referee so Kane could use the steel steps on Undertaker, which would have been fine had the steps not bounced and hit the referee.
When he turned around, he did absolutely nothing about it. What's more, Kane used the steps again, this time with the referee looking on. Again, he did nothing about it, instead weakly starting a count that was never going to reach 10.
There was another spot that featured Kane executing a pinfall and instead of actually allowing the referee to complete it, he picked Undertaker up by the hair. So he could have won but chose not to. What did he do next, in all his cockiness?
A sleeper hold.
The crowd had trouble getting into this but that changed in a big way when Undertaker did his over the top rope dive and missed completely, crashing into the Spanish announce desk and taking out the entire commentary team in the funniest way possible. Up to this point, this was the best spot in any Undertaker WrestleMania match.
There were more. Kane reversed an Undertaker Tombstone attempt into one of his own, and the fact that it only got a two count shocked everyone. When Undertaker did get the Tombstone, it looked brutal as all get out and Kane's kickout was a real surprise. Then Undertaker hit another Tombstone and Kane kicked out AGAIN.
The third Tombstone got the pin, but even then Kane kicked out JUST after the third slap of the mat.
Up to this point, this was easily the best of Undertaker's WrestleMania matches.
10. Ric Flair, WrestleMania 18
This was the first match that the commentary openly referenced the fact that Undertaker had never lost at WrestleMania, though it wasn't pushed as a long streak. That made sense considering he was up to nine wins at that point.
The story headed in was Flair was co-owner of WWE at the time and therefore couldn't accept a challenge from Undertaker to wrestle a match. So "The Deadman" did everything he could to convince Flair to accept, including a beat down of Flair's best friend, Arn Anderson, and his son.
Eventually, he gave up his spot as co-owner to work the match.
Because Vince McMahon was back in full control, he added a no disqualification stipulation, which was really the only way they could book this considering the nature of the feud.
Considering his age, the wear-and-tear on his body, and his many personal issues -- crisis of confidence notwithstanding -- there weren't many expecting Flair could deliver a classic the way he could have even five to seven years prior. And while this fell short of that distinction, he most certainly did the streak proud with a strong, passionate effort.
Flair, as he is wont to do, bled all over the place. He was willing to go the extra mile for this, including taking a superplex about halfway through the match. That's a big spot from any wrestler but when Undertaker's tall ass is the one giving it, you really have to respect the dedication and commitment to excellence.
"The Nature Boy" also did a great job taking a beating for most of the match, setting up his comebacks nicely. He always was a hell of a babyface.
The highlight of the match, funny enough, featured not Flair, but his old running buddy Arn Anderson, who came into the match out of nowhere with a beautiful Spinebuster that a got a two count and brought the previously docile crowd to its feet. Anderson even got color.
The finish was a tad anticlimactic, what with Undertaker no selling chair shots before delivering a Tombstone, but it was a fine match. Probably as good as it was going to get for a Flair vs. Undertaker match in 2002.
This represented the last WrestleMania match Undertaker worked as a heel.
9. Edge, WrestleMania 24
This match came about after almost an entire year of build thanks to Undertaker suffering an injury not long into his world heavyweight title reign after defeating Batista at WrestleMania 23. Edge was the man who cashed in a Money in the Bank briefcase to get the strap off him.
Edge would also get hurt but later return and, with Undertaker and Batista battling over the strap once again, cost "The Deadman" a match, win the title himself, and set the stage for an honest to goodness WrestleMania main event showcase.
The match was incredibly slow to start. Undertaker hit what amounted to an ass splash in the corner early and went barreling over the top rope to the outside. Despite the offensive maneuver, he sold like he injured his back on the way out, which became a focal point of Edge's attack.
Then, suddenly, as though he wasn't hurt at all, 'Taker did his over the top rope suicide dive and the announcers started selling this like Undertaker, the babyface, would do absolutely anything to both win the title and keep his streak alive.
However, because of the psychology of the match, it slowed down considerably. Edge was a crafty heel taking advantage of his opponent's weakened state while 'Taker was made to work at half strength. This led to some good spots, some playing off Undertaker having used them enough that Edge could see them coming, like the Last Ride from the corner that Edge managed to counter into a neckbreaker. There were multiple spots like this, and this could have been one of the best matches Undertaker had at WrestleMania from a pure psychology standpoint.
They did what they could to build to Edge winning, but there was never ay real doubt. The finish was slick enough, though: Edge hit his spear but before he could make the cover, Undertaker locked in the Hell's Gate submission to get the tap.
This would have been a much better match had they cut about five minutes off it.
One major gripe: Although it had nothing to do with Undertaker or Edge, the commentary team of Michael Cole and Jonathan Coachman was downright brutal.
One major plus: Although it had nothing to do with Undertaker or Edge, Charles Robinson running in to count a pinfall when the original ref had taken a bump was the best thing to ever happen.
8. Randy Orton, WrestleMania 21
During this time, Orton was working a "Legend Killer" gimmick and Undertaker would represent the ultimate legend to kill off at WrestleMania, ending "The Deadman's" streak at 12 wins. Though no one has ever officially gone on record saying as much, rumors have persisted that Undertaker, at one point, offered to do the job for Orton.
It certainly would have done wonders for the young man's career, especially considering he was coming off the Evolution issues with Triple H and looking to make a name for himself to get over it. The "Legend Killer" gimmick was working well and this absolutely would have put it over the top.
As it were, Undertaker did well to get Orton over without having to do the job.
The match was a solid back-and-forth affair, with Orton showcasing the mean streak he would come to be known for later and Undertaker working in all his signature spots.
There was a weird spot with Undertaker attempting a Last Ride despite seeing the referee was out after just taking a bump. Said spot was made even more weird when Undertaker went down in a heap with Orton on top of him. It looked unintentional, though it was made clear it wasn't when Randy's father, Cowboy Bob, did a run in and used his infamous cast to knock Undertaker's block off.
All this was okay because the ensuing near fall was electric.
Not as electric as the next one, though, when Orton beautifully countered a chokeslam into an RKO. The execution was outstanding and the crowd truly bought it as the finish.
That came not long after when Undertaker reversed an Orton Tombstone attempt into one of his own, ending with his signature pin. This was done really well, and it showcased more and more how important the streak itself was becoming.
7. Triple H, WrestleMania 17
The match WWE tried to convince you didn't exist 10 years after it happened, which is a real shame because it's actually pretty damn good, even if it was the first WrestleMania featuring BikerTaker.
The build up was simple but effective: Triple H was campaigning for a main event slot on the show by rightfully pointing out that he had defeated everyone in the WWF up to that point, and more specifically Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock.
Naturally, Undertaker stepped forward because the two had never had a singles match at a pay-per-view. That's all that was needed to book this one, though they played out an intense feud in the weeks leading up to the eventual showdown.
That's why it was nice to see good psychology early in the form of Triple H not allowing Undertaker to complete his entrance before going out and kicking off what would turn out to be a strong brawl between two of the top stars in the business.
It got really good when the referee took a bump that was choreographed to the max. What made it good was how they made up for it. After a chokeslam got a two count, Undertaker just laid the ref out.
To hell with good guys and bad, this is a brawl and the referee was in the way. As commentator Jim Ross put it, "this has turned into a glorified street fight". They battled through the crowd, using props and lifts and camera towers and everything else they could find. Then Undertaker chokeslammed Triple H off said camera tower to "holy shit" chants. Then he came down and dropped an elbow off said camera tower. Amid the sea of fans in Texas, it made for a great visual.
It was also just incredibly fun.
By the time they got back to the ring, they had a finish set up really nice. Actually, it may have been one of the best set ups ever. Triple H had grabbed a sledgehammer early but had it taken away by the referee, who was knocked out by Undertaker not long after. The sledgehammer, however, remained in the ring while the two were brawling all over the arena, as mentioned previously.
The finish saw Undertaker pick Triple H up for the Last Ride but as he was doing so, "The Game" grabbed the sledgehammer, unbknownst to "The Deadman", and used it on him right after he was lifted up. He ditched the evidence just as the referee was finally coming to, roused by Undertaker not long before following a Tombstone I didn't even mention here, and got an incredibly close near fall on it.
Pissed, Triple H took to the corner and unloaded on Undertaker with punches but left himself open to be picked up and slammed with the Last Ride anyway. His anger and frustration cost him and Undertaker won again.
This was a damn good match, easily the best one of the streak up to this point.
Tomorrow we'll get to number 6-2.


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The Big Six: Chic retreats in Italy
Friday 06 July 2012
Villa Armena, Tuscany
Cypress trees and twisting olive groves lead up to this 16th-century Tuscan house turned 10-room hotel. Opened in April near the cultural charms of Siena, it offers a modern take on old Italian opulence with walnut chests, marble tables and draped fabrics – all lifted by polished, modern bathrooms. The restaurant serves local delicacies such as white truffles and wild boar, with vegetables from the gardens. The wine cellar stocks brunello and chianti.
Villa Armena, Buonconvento, Tuscany (00 39 057 78 08 433; villaarmena.com). Doubles from €295, B&B.
Casa Orlandi, Tuscany
In the commune of Prato – just north of Florence – architect Sabrina Bignami has turned an 18th-century palazzo into a stunning home, with just one double upstairs that she rents out to guests. The main house marries faded frescos and chandeliers with modern furniture, while those sleeping in La Camera Rosa will step into a fuchsia scene with chubby cherubs painted overhead. Creative guests can also share Sabrina's studio space.
Casa Orlandi, Via Giozzelmi 9, Prato, Tuscany (Reservations by email: firstname.lastname@example.com). The Pink Double room from €150, B&B.
Borgo Egnazia, Puglia
This five-star, food lovers' favourite is in located between Bari and Brindisi. Modelled on a traditional Puglian borgo (village), it opened last year with a cluster of creamy white villas and suites, joined by cobbled streets, a church and a piazza. Gourmets can enjoy four restaurants, while golfers can drive the fairways of the adjoining San Domenico Golf course. The glittering waters of the Adriatic are accessible via the resort's beach club.
Borgo Egnazia, Savelletri di Fasano, Brindisi, Puglia (00 39 080 22 55 000; borgoegnazia.com). Doubles start from €220, including breakfast.
Monastero Santa Rosa, Campania
This 17th-century monastery stands in serene seclusion on the Amalfi Coast close to the romantic hill-top towns of Ravello and Positano. Opened as a hotel in May, it has 20 rooms – each with views of the Bay of Salerno, breezy white-and-blue hues and a dash of dark-wood furniture. Go underground to the cavernous spa; peer down from the precariously perched infinity pool, or sample creamy buffalo mozzarella at the restaurant.
Monastero Santa Rosa, Via Roma 2, Conca dei Marini, Salerno, Campania (00 39 089 83 21 199; monasterosantarosa.com). Doubles from €375, B&B.
Atelier Sul Mare, Sicily
If it's an authentic slice of Sicily you're after, then Atelier Sul Mare probably isn't for you. Each eccentric room here was designed by a different artist. There's the "Energy" room, complete with lashings of red neon and lacquered, geometric furniture; the dark and mysterious "Tower of Sigismondo", designed by Chilean film director Raúl Ruiz; or the dreamlike deep-blue "Lunaria" room, themed around the work of author Vincenzo Consolo.
Atelier Sul Mare, Cesare Battisti 4, Castel di Tusa, Messina, Sicily (00 39 092 13 34 295; ateliersulmare.it). Doubles from €70, including breakfast.
Petrella Guidi, Emilia-Romagna
The stone hamlet of Petrella Guidi dates back to 1225, when its medieval tower and castle emerged from the resplendent countryside near Rimini. Today, it still has sweeping views of the Valmarecchia valley, but now also has four self-contained suites. Some have exposed stone walls and leather chairs; others feature sheepskin rugs and artwork by Antonio Saliola. Modern touches include iPod docks and Bose speakers, an on-site barbecue, pool and spa.
Petrella Guidi, Sant'Agata Feltria, Rimini (00 39 0541 92 98 61; petrella-guidi.it). Suites from €1,200, room only.
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They say that Lebron scores the alleyhoop, but it's clearly carmello who scores it, and the layup wasn't from Lebron either… I expect better from my stop motion recreations of sporting events.
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San Ignacio
Hotel Olivar
safe bike and car parking 200 meters away.
25 - 30 Soles for double room, cold shower, Tv, great restaurant, seems to be only parking in town.
Hotel Kuelap
safe parking, double room starting at 25 Soles, friendly, u can also work on your bike in their Parkinglot.
Hotel Laguna de los Condores
has been used by other bikers
directly on Central Plaza
cheaper is camping on the parking lot of the museum 4 km south of town. Small donation for museum
Huanchaco near Trujillo (u dont have to go into the big city with ur bike)
La Casa Suiza (in all guide books)
safe moto parking insid
double about 9 Dollars, dorm 5 Dollars
very helpful
La Cabana
Calle Jose Sucre? (from plaza de armas uphill 3 blocks)
in 2005 Handbook Footprint
safe parking inside
15 soles per Person
Huari (other side of Cordillera Blanca)
El Dorado
right off Plaza de Armas
10 - 15 soles (shared or pivate bath)
parking in lobby (must pass thru doorway, Africa Twin and KLR fit without luggage)
Backpacker Hostel (also Friends house)
Jose Gonzales 170
Miraflores, Lima
parking on fenced terrace, passing thru narrow door, but possible with Africa Twin with Touratech boxes
dorm 6 Dollars, double 15-16 Dollars
Alternative for the luxury seekers
Dies Soles
Av. Porta (crosses the Jose Gonzales), near Plaza Kennedy.
double room 55 Soles, parking in Garage, 24 hour security.
Hostel Valdelirios (in Handbook 2005)
Av. Bolognesi
parking in rear lot, locked,
room for 50 Soles
Hostal San Isidro
famous and well known, in LP
super safe parking in own car park
pool, dorm 7 Dollar, double without bath 7 pP, double with bad 9/10 $ pP
Huacachina /near ICA
Hostal Titanic
parking near pool inside
basic, clean rooms but hot water
30 Soles!!! for double (15 pP)
Soles not Dollars!
Hotel Nido del Condor
really expensive, about 120 Soles for double room, but camping possible for about 20 Soles for 2 people, incl. use of great pool. right opposite the airport for the Nasca lines on Panam direction Arequipa
parking inside hotel garden with guard and gate, little noisy from airport
Hotel Imperial
on main road to Cusco
doubleroom with shared bath for 30 Soles ! safe parking in courtyard (motel style hotel), 50 Soles for double with bath, 70 for double with bath and cable TV.
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Hostal Monterrey
Calle Lima (pedestrian street)
parking in courtyard. even storage for some days. double room from 30 SOles (bargain!),with shared bath, 60 with own bath. very friendly!
Home sweet home
Calle Rivero between Ayacucho and Carlos LLosa en el centro.
double without bathroom 10 Dollar incl. Breakfast, very friendly, safe parking, near to all sights
well known Torres del Ugarte used by lots of bikers and recommended by HU community raised prices from 20 Dollar double incl. breakfast to about 30 DOllar. has doubles, triples and quatribles with private (nice) bathroom and TV with lots of channels. Good breakfast, very helpful and friendly, parking good. but expensive.
better alternative price with bathroom, TV and parking is Hostal Senorial in Av. Carlos LLosa for 60 Soles
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Hotel Palmiras (When you get into town from San Ignacio on left hand side). Safe parking under the Hotel.
Single 20 Soles
Hostal Imperial 1 Block from the Plaza. Parking 3 Blocks away but safe.
Single 13 Soles (4.50 Dollars).
Hotel Las Tejas Av. Amazonas / spotless rooms
single 25 Soles shared bath
Huanchaco Garden (go down the mainroad, you have to go into town, next left & get back on mainroad, go ahead till pavement ends, 2 blocks more on the right side you will see the sign.
camping 10 soles per person.
Joe's place / Villazan 278 safe bike parking in the entrance (the spot is small but maybe 2 bikes possible).Camping 2 Dollars Dorm 3 dollars. Joe is a nice guy if you need infos. of the soroundings he'll help you.
La Casa Nostra / Grimaldo del Solar 265 at Benavides. Safe parking in front of the house. Dorm 10 Dollar, kitchen use,very helpful. Desert Racing is only 5 min. away if you need bike repair.
Espinar (formerly Yauri):
K'ana Inn Plaza de Armas 201. Safe parking half a block away. Single 20 Soles.
Inka Wasi / When you go to the hotsprings the last house on the left. Camping 2 Soles.
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If you are looking for a lively friendly hostel (quite a young crowd), loki on questa santa ana (sp?) is BEAUTIFUL. cheapest dorm at time of writing 19soles a night, includes breakfast and internet. doubles 60 soles. quite a tricky couple of steps to get up, but 24 hr security guard and sheltered space for 2 bikes just inside the entrance. beware the cobbled streets if wet........
10 mins walk from the plaza de armas. worth it.:thumbup1:
updates on prices: april 2009
hi guys! some updates on prices and parking services.
Huanchaco Garden, camping became 15 soles per person
La Casa Suiza
bike parking converted into tables and chairs. they recommanded us to go other hostel to stay for bike parking.
Home sweet home. the parking place had been converted into tables and chairs for the backpackers. BUT the residential next door had bike parking for 2 bikes. get free wifi!
Ayacucho (posted by twin traveller)
Hostel Valdelirios (in Handbook 2005)
Av. Bolognesi
parking in rear lot, locked,
room for 50 Soles???
when we went there it is US$50.
Pisco (not very safe town. affected by earthquake recently)
Hostal San Isidro, 35soles in dorm
Loki hostel? my friend stays there and i went to the bar and have a look :::
all english speaking backpackers, drunk, shouting, screaming! i was lucky that i wasnt there...
i will update some of my cheap and safe bike parking places that i had stayed in peru, when i reach the north.
keep updated folks!
latest peru lodging
Our Peru Lodging, April 2009 information.
Home Sweet Home, Rivero 509A
has converted the parking to chairs and tables to backpackers. I went to the Hospedaje on 1 unit before Home Sweet Home. Locked gargage for 2 motorbikes.
30soles for 2 of us in one room.
No breakfast.
Shared bathroom.
Hot shower.
Near central.
Free wifi from nearby modem.
Hostel Monterrey. Av Lima 441.
This hostel can park up to 20 bikes. Hostel situated along a walking street. I took panniers to push the bike in (easy). upon exit, it would be a challenge.
35soles for 2 of us in one room.
No breakfast.
Shared bathroom.
Hot shower.
Near central.
Hostel Estrellita. Av Tullumayo 445. (Strongly recommended)
Very peaceful and simple hostel with nice owner. You may talk to the lady if you want to leave your bike in the hostel and take the train to Machu Picchu. No party animals here.
have a wood plank for bike to slide down the stairs. Very easy. No need to remove panniers. going out is also easy. Parking up to 50 bikes.
15soles per person.
Breakfast included. (bread, jam, butter, eggs, hot tea 24hrs)
Shared bathroom.
Hot shower.
5 minutes walk to Plaza de Armas.
Santa Teresa
Hostel Yukumama, Av Inka Roca
If you are riding to Machu Picchu, Santa Teresa is the nearest town we could get. We parked our bike and left with public transport to Machu Picchu.
Parking in the locked lobby/restaurant.
40 soles for 2 of us in 1 room.
Breakfast Not included.
Private bathroom.
Hot shower.
Small town.
Villa Maria.
very small town on the 3 days mountain road. we stayed here instead of wild camping to keep ourselves away from the rain. Can't expect much.
Parking at neighbor's workshop.
We didn't use the shower.
Classic toilet.
what do you expect for 5soles per person???
Very nice local restaurant with trucha fish meal nearby.
4-6 blocks away from Plaza de Armas. it's a hotel for the locals. don't get any drunk people in the night. there are some kind of club for the local where there is a restaurant with lodging and easy parking but beware of drunk people around after their dinner.
We took out all our panniers to push in the bike. easy for my XRV750.
40 soles for 4 person in 1 room with TV.
Private bathroom.
Not so hot shower.
breakfast NOT included.
again what do you expect for that price?
This 3 star hostel was recommended by previous travelers on the HUBB.
Easy and safe parking. Can park a bus in the gargage.
25soles per person in dorm bed of 5.
Breakfast NOT included.
Breakfast is expensive.
free kitchen with extra insects on your pot.
free wifi
free laundry (DIY)
Shared bathroom.
Hot shower.
Swimming pool.
Hotel Central. near petrolperu, Av Pan-american 1336 (I think)
Clean and new. easy to locate from Pan-am. taxi to plaza de armas for 2 soles for 4person, 10 blocks away.
Best parking in locked garage.
You can't believe the price!
35soles for 2 person in one room, single bed.
Breakfast Not included.
Private bathroom
hot shower.
TV with 50 channels.
Hostel Camping Peruano-Suizo Naylamp. Av Victor Larco 1420.
worth driving 10km away from Trujillo.
near and easy to chan chan.
campsite have shade and seaview.
Collectivo to Trujillo at 1.60soles.
parking at their own workshop, safe!
Free internet.
simple kitchen.
share bathroom (of course!)
Camping with own tent 10soles per person.
Dorm bed 15soles.
Hostel Aloha
Bike parking.
WIFI password: 12345
Breakfast Not included
Big Private bathroom
90soles for 4 person in 1 big room with TV
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Hostal Violeta (Calle Santa Catalina), 2 blocks from plaza de Armas, park bike in Hostal garage.
Hostal Nazca. In the main street (Lima 438).
Park bike inside.
Hostal El Patio. Miraflores, Diez Canseco 341.
Price is between budget and midrange, but a beautiful hostal with terraces around a leafy courtyard. Park bike in courtyard.
Hostal Colonial
Independencia 638, near Plaza de Armas, park bike inside reception area.
Hotel Plaza, on the plaza, park bike inside courtyard.
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