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The first thing Bill McGrane remembers is that Bears PR director Ken Valdiserri "looked terrified."
Considering it was just minutes after the Bears demolished the New England Patriots to capture Super Bowl XX, it was not exactly the expression the team's director of administration expected from his public relations man.
"Everyone was milling around and there was total jubilation," McGrane recalled, "and Kenny came up to me and said, 'We've got a problem. National television wants Walter to go on and he won't do it.'"
Valdiserri led his boss around a corner and down a hall to a tiny storeroom where there, sitting on an equipment trunk, was the NFL's all-time leading rusher with tears in his eyes.
"He was stripped down to his gray T-shirt with the arms cut out, pants and his shoes, all covered with sweat with his headband still on," McGrane said, "and his eyes looked very, very angry. Here we were in with everyone celebrating and we have a guy desperately unhappy. He was glad the Bears won, happy for his teammates and the fans, but he was pissed."
The three sat in silence for several seconds.
Physically, Payton was beat up. Not just from a 16-game regular season and three games in the postseason, but specifically from a game in which the opponent focused on stopping him.
Payton may have been one of the toughest players in the annals of football, but the Patriots seemed intent on testing the theory.
"New England didn't do much that day," said McGrane, "but the one thing they did was set their defense to stop Walter. They weren't going to let him beat them and they beat the crap out of him physically. He took some ferocious hits."
For Payton, the performance was nightmarish -- a fumble on the second play of the game that was recovered by New England at the Bears' 19-yard line, leading to a field goal and a 3-0 Patriots lead. And for the day, he rushed 22 times for 61 yards, his longest gains of 7 yards on the first play from scrimmage and again in the third quarter.
Perhaps most painful for the man whose trademark was his jackknife leaps into the end zone was that Payton was stopped for a 2-yard loss on a first-and-goal from the New England 3-yard line in the first quarter, and twice the Bears went for other options at the goal line. (Payton had a total of five carries inside the 10-yard line on the day.) Jim McMahon scored from 2 yards out and then there was the touchdown that gained the most attention -- William Perry's 1-yard plunge in the third quarter.
Payton was successful as a decoy on both occasions. And with the Patriots keying on Payton, the Bears also benefited from fullback Matt Suhey's 52 yards rushing on 11 carries, including an 11-yard touchdown run, and a 24-yard pass to set up McMahon's first touchdown.
Payton was successful as a decoy on both occasions. And with the Patriots keying on Payton, the Bears also benefited from fullback Matt Suhey's 52 yards rushing on 11 carries, including an 11-yard touchdown run, and a 24-yard pass to set up McMahon's first touchdown.
"The victory today was a credit to the city of Chicago," Suhey said after the game, "and I hope the fans are loving it. We're supposed to be the City of Big Shoulders. Well, this is a team of big shoulders, a team that works together and gets a lot of things done ...
"More than anybody else's though, this was Walter Payton's day. He deserves more credit for what happened today than anybody else on the team."
But inside the tiny storeroom, Payton was still decompressing after his first Super Bowl.
"I think it was very hard for him when [head coach Mike] Ditka put in Fridge to score the touchdown down close," McGrane said. "I think it hurt him that he had not been able to score in a Super Bowl game.
"I remember him saying 'I ain't no damn monkey on a string.' And I remember saying, 'I don't think anyone thinks that of you, Walter.' I don't remember everything else I told him but I just tried to stress how important he was to all the people on the team and to all the people watching the game and that he was the one person people would want to hear from. It took a few more minutes but he went out and did the right thing. He was a good soldier."
"It was awkward," said Valdiserri. "Here we were at the heights of the organization's success, winning the Super Bowl so handily, and Walter had tears in his eyes and was upset. I felt his disappointment was not so much not having an opportunity to carry the ball over the goal line for a touchdown when Perry got to do it, but more so, probably only gaining 61 yards and fumbling on the first series.
"It was the pinnacle of his career playing in the Super Bowl, and while certainly the team's expectations were met, I don't think his own expectations were and I think he wanted both."
After the game, Ditka said while it was "unfortunate" Payton didn't score, he and offensive coordinator Ed Hughes called the plays "best designed to score touchdowns." Since then, however, Ditka has said on many occasions that he regrets not getting Payton the ball.
Much of the frustration for Payton, McGrane theorized, was because of the buildup to the moment followed by the almost anticlimax of it all.
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"Walter was in a great mood before the game," McGrane said. "I was on the bus with him and Suhey, and after we were dropped off, you had to walk the length of the field to get to our locker room. So we're walking along, the three of us, and Walter is talking the whole time about nonsense and as he's talking, he's going through Suhey's pockets and pulling Matt's shirttail out and his necktie off, just vintage Walter having fun."
McGrane and Valdiserri were concerned that Payton would regret making the wrong impression.
"We didn't want the press to see him almost vulnerable, particularly because we thought it could come off looking selfish," Valdiserri said. "He was upset he didn't score, he didn't meet his own expectations, but the team won 46-10 and here he's pouting when he should be high up on a pedestal raising the Super Bowl trophy over his head.
"I recall that we were careful in our words, yet we were firm in our conviction about the importance for him to show a good face for the press. After his career accomplishments and 11 years in the league and going through all those lean years with a one-dimensional team, his team won the Super Bowl. Bill and I did get through to him. He just needed his space and he couldn't hide his true feelings."
But 10 to 15 minutes later, they said, Payton's anger subsided and McGrane had no doubt that he got over his frustration.
"He may have had some private feelings he didn't share, but I don't remember Walter as a guy who held on to anger for a long time," he said. "A lot of people had the wrong idea, what a spoilsport he was, and I don't think that was the case at all. I just think it was a very human reaction to a very hard situation."
Valdiserri agreed.
"I don't want it to sound like his reaction was selfish because it was not," he said. "It was difficult for him that he didn't meet expectations he put out there for himself. It was a residue of his competitiveness more than anything, maybe he didn't think he did his part. I really believe it to this day."
Melissa Isaacson is a columnist for ESPNChicago.com.
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My first greenhouse
I ordered this off ebay. Probably too much money for what i got, but i needed to start somewhere and didn't want to spend a ton. I know for a fact i'm going to jump to a 12x20 hoop house or bigger and cover my entire bed, use this one for young tropicals (palms, bananas, plumeria in the spring/summer/fall). Its 6x10 and probably 7ft at the peak.
Couple of things. It gets HOT in there. I had 93F the other day with 36F outside temp. At night it drops to outside temp, so it doesn't hold any heat (which i knew would be the case). I take all the plants into the house.
Wood chips on the ground, not good. I think i know where the condensation is coming from (the ground was frozen when i first put it up, its thawed out now). I think i'll move it onto some pavers for a more solid flooring. I also will put it on 4x4 posts i think and secure it.
Its already too small. Go big or go home! I want to grow tomatoes/peppers/eggplant under plastic and that is the game plan in the future with a large hoop house. I'm in Wisconsin, so while these will do fine outside, they tend to not ripen until August, so the plastic should allow me to speed that up a month.
Nice job with the pictures.
That's the same 6 by 10 that I have just bought. Don't have it up yet. Cheapest thing I could find.
BTW, Sears list it at over double the price I payed for mine.
Your going to have to mount a big fan to cool it.
I intend to drive a steel fence post inside each corner for the wind.
How about two barrels of water in stead
of those pots, with planks across for a shelf?
dad - legs,
From the other post, what are your plans for the glass door panes? Did you check for the safety glass label in one of the corners?
Your greenhouse,
One suggestion, remove the chips, put down a heavy weed barrier and cover with 7/8 drain rock.
They actually are for building a solar hot water collector (drainback type system). I still want to build one (considering its free hot water for 5 months of the year).
This is just a temporary spot. I'm tempted to put it in the driveway (huge driveway here) on 4x4 posts. If/When i buy a 12x20 hoop house, that will cover most of the bed in the above pic. I'll till in the wood chips, add some black dirt and lay down pavers for walking on. I like wood chips (they are free!), but they really hold the bugs and they don't allow the soil to warm up that well (they seem to have an insulation effect. They do an excellent job of suppressing weeds, however.
great pics! It'll look better with more plants.
I myself personally built a lean to greenhouse
Here is a link that might be useful: build my own lean to greenhouse
Dad, I don't have mine up yet.
I have a question for you:
Package was 50 or 60 pounds.
How solid, heavy is it when assembled? Would it be easy, for like two people to pick it up and move it?
Fifty feet or so.
I might place it on my best tomato ground, start tomatoes in it, then pick it up and move it off in June.
I am also thinking that if it was on the south side of my house this winter I could use it as a solar heater and pipe hot air into the house.
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0. M. DONALDSON 'FlLiERING MEANS FDR A HEAT EXCHANGER March 21%, 1967 Original Filed March 27, 1963 United States Patent Ofifice 3,399,347 Patented Mar. 21, 1957 1 Claim. c1. 55-268) This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 98,452,
led Mar. 27, 1961, and now abandoned.
This invention relates to a heat exchanging device and more particularly to ifitering means provided for such a device to remove particles from an air stream with which the device is supplied.
In instances where the available atmosphere or surrounding air is used as a heat exchanging medium, such as with a cooling radiator for automotive vehicles, it is not only preferable but necessary that such air be free of foreign particles which have a tendency to collect on the radiator fins thereby substantially reducing the efiiciency of the device. Some vehicle radiators could be designed with widely spaced fins to pass any air borne dust or particles but this would result in a severe loss in heat exchanging eificiency if done extensively. Certain automotive vehicles, notably agricultural machines such combines, swathers and other harvesting equipment, are used in an environment where the air is so laden with dust and chaff that it is imperative to provide some means of extracting this foreign material from the air supply so that the radiator cannot become clogged and rendered ineffective. The acuteness of the problem for agricultural vehicles can well be appreciated when it is considered that the vehicles are usually slow moving and easily enveloped within clouds of chaff and dust generated by the machine operation. There is no immediate clean supply of air about the machine which can be drawn upon for use with the radiator,
Heretofore, devices employed to cleanse the surrounding air for agricultural vehicles have not proved entirely satisfactory.
Known devices have included use of perforated metal screens placed high up in the air relative to the vehicle so as to draw air as clean as possible; this required use of an extended intake tower in order to locate the metal screen at a high elevation. In another device, oscillating dampers are used in conjunction with a box-type chaff screen; the damper moves to alter from one side to the other of the air stream and thereby relieve pressure first on one side of the screen and then on the opposite side, allowing accumulative chaff to drop off. Another device employs large diameter rotating drums of perforated metal which use centrifugal force to drive the chaff out of the air stream passing through the drums; this device has proved rather disadvantageous since the drums have functioned as a fan to counteract the air stream. Still another device uses a variable pitch radiator fan which can be periodically reversed to blow air back through the radiator core and thereby release accumulated chaff from the front side of a perforated screen ahead of the radiator; this design is disadvantageous because of its expense and difiicult engineering problem. And lastly, there is a device having a rotating wiper blade which is used much in the manner of a windshield Wiper, to scrape the chaff from the front of a circular perforated metal screen; this device is objectionable because of high cost and the development of static electricity which tends to make the removal chaff most difficult.
The above devices all fail to provide a simple economical and effective self-cleaning filtering means which does the job with little maintenance. To meet these needs, applicant has provided a flexible foraminous belt which is adapted to be interposed within the air current having certain portions thereof within the air stream and other portions without at any one time. Such belt is carried by a pair of rotating cylindrical drums driven by a propeller actuated by the oncoming air current.
A primary object of this invention is to provide a heat exchanger construction having new and improved means for filtering air supplied thereto.
Another object is to provide a heat exchanging device having filtering means which is self-cleaning and is capable of accomplishing the self-cleaning operation even under excessively chaff-polluted air supply conditions.
Another object is to provide air supply filtering means in a heat exchanger which is economical, simply constructed and operably driven by the air supply for the heat exchanger.
Still another object is to provide a filtering means for a heat exchanger having a continuous rotating foraminous belt with portions thereof which are alternately subjected to the air supply and then to a reduced pressure area where chaff may fall off.
Yet another object is to provide a filtering means having a continuous rotating forarninous belt which is not only self-cleansed by portions thereof being subjected to differential pressure areas, but also by means which reverse the face of the belt to suck out remaining clogged particles, the heat exchanging device being equipped with locally spaced fins to accommodate passage of particles so removed.
Other objects and features of the invention will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art from the specification and appended drawings illustrating certain preferred embodiments in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a heat exchanger adapted for use in an agricultural vehicle and having a filtering means embodying this invention;
FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of the filtering means having portions thereof broken away; and
FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken substantially along line 33 of FIG. 2 and illustrating a cooling fan drivingly connected to the engine of the agricultural vehicle.
Turning now more particularly to the drawings there is shown in FIGS. 1 and 3 a preferred embodiment of this invention.
A cooling radiator or heat exchanger device A for an agricultural vehicle (not shown) has a filtering mechanism B attached to the front thereof. The heat exchanger device comprises upper and lower fiuid headers 1i interconnected by a fin matrix 12 having a plurality of fluid conduits 13 extending between the headers and carrying a series of horizontal heat exchanging fins 14 closely spaced apart substantially throughout the height of the matrix. Near the bottom extent of the matrix the fins 14a are spaced much further for a purpose to be hereinafter explained. The operation of the heat exchanger is similar to what is well known in the art wherein a supply of cooling air drawn through the matrix 12 by conventional fan 15 drivingly mounted on an engine 16. The air absorbs heat dissipated by the fins from iuid contained in the fluid conduits and headers.
The filtering means B which is attached to the front of the heat exchanger extends across the front of the entrance to the matrix to remove chaff and other foreign particles present in the incoming air supply (indicated by the arrows in FIG. 3). The filtering means comprises a housing 2% formed with a front wall 21 having a rectangular aperture 22 defining an air inlet. The front wall 21 has an inwardly extending flange 23 at its upper end with a lip 24 attached to radiator header 1%);1116 flange 23 spaces the front wall from the matrix 12 to define a chamber 25 in conjunction with side panels 26 and 27 which communicates directly with the fins of the radiator.
The bottom extent of the housing wall 21 has a curved portion 28 extending downwardly and in conjunction with a depending wall member 29 attached to the bottom of radiator header 11 and the side panels 26 and 27, a low pressure chamber 30 is formed.
To remove chafl and other particles from the incoming air supply, a flexible foraminous belt is carried by a pair of cylindrical drums 36 and 37, rotatably supported on shafts 38 and 39 respectively carried by the housin side panels. The belt may be constructed of perforated rubber material, suitable plastic, paper, screen or wire cloth, and is formed as a continuous loop so that it may tightly embrace the outer peripheries of both drums and thereby cause any one portion of the belt to move in a circuitous path upon drivingly rotating one of the drums. The belt is guided in its path by guide bars 40.
A driving means 41 is provided to turn the upper drum 36 for moving the belt; the means comprises a fan 42 drivingly mounted on shaft 43 supported on the guide bars and rotatably driven by the oncoming air supply. A transmission interconnects the fan and the drum 36 and includes a splined sleeve 44 on shaft 43 in mesh with a ring gear 45 carried on one end of a horizontally disposed shaft 46 rotatably supported on brackets 47. The other end of shaft 46 carries a bevel spur gear 47 in mesh with a bevel spur gear 48 on one end of shaft 49 disposed generally upright and supported by U-brackets 50. The opposite end of shaft 49 carries a worm gear 51 in mesh with a worm wheel 52 fixedly mounted on the shaft 38 of the drum 36.
A scraper bar 55 is mounted between the side panels of the housing and removes obstinate chaff as hereinafter described.
In operation, the engine fan 15 draws a supply of air through the inlet of filter means B to enter the matrix of radiator A. The oncoming air drives fan 42 which in turn rotates drum 36 through the interconnecting transmission. The fiexible foraminous belt is caused to move so that any one portion travels a cycle wherein it moves downwardly across the unfiltered air supply, around the outer periphery of drum 37, back across the filtered air stream and then around the periphery of drum 36.
Chaff particles filtered by the belt and forced to cling to its outer surface by the pressure of the air stream are removed from any portion thereof in a shelf-cleaning sequence when the portion moves about the periphery of drum 37 and enters chamber 30. Chamber 30, being out of the direct stream of air is lower in pressure and permits the chaff particles to drop freely as indicated by the arrows in chamber 30 in FIG. 3. Chaff is further removed by fiexure of the belt when portions thereof move about the drums.
Another aid to removal of obstinate chaff which has failed to be removed by the above features, is sucked off the outer surface of the belt when the belt portion moves back across the filtered air stream and this time with its face reversed. The particles which are sucked off are removed to be disposed by passing between the widely separated fins 14a and eliminated. As an additional aid, the scraper bar 55 co-operates to scrape particles from the belt surface at any convenient location.
The above construction provides a simple, economical filtering means for a heat exchanger that has superior self-cleaning characteristics.
While I have described my invention in connection with certain specific construction and arrangements, it is to be understood that this is by way of illustration and not by Way of limitation and the scope of my invention is defined solely by the appended claim which should be construed as broadly as the prior art will permit.
I claim:
In a heat exchanger of the vehicle-type including an engine fan for moving a stream of air through said heat exchanger, a self-cleaning filtering device for removing particles from said stream of air comprising: a housing having an opening therethrough connected to said heat exchanger, said opening defining an area substantially equivalent to the frontal area of said heat exchanger, said housing defining a first chamber and a second chamber therein, said first chamber being in alignment with said opening, said second chamber being a low pressure chamber located remote from said opening, rotatable means including a pair of spaced apart drums and a flexible foraminous belt carried by said spaced apart drums, said rotatable means being positioned within said housing whereby rotation thereof is effective to move a portion of said belt through said first chamber in confronting relationship with said stream of air whereby said foraminous belt in combination with said driven stream of air is effective to filter particles from said driven stream of air and thence to move said portion of said foraminous belt into said second chamber whereby said portion of said foraminous belt is remote said opening and is remote said driven stream of air and whereby said particles are free to fall from said portion of said foraminous belt, and driving means positioned within said housing driven by said stream of air, said driving means being connected to said rotatable means and being effective to rotate said rotatable means.
References Cited by the Examiner UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,589,766 6/1926 Schreiber 25338 1,814,428 7/1931 Bishop 55-351 1,860,697 5/1932 Traviss 55404 X 2,455,734 12/1948 Clausen -98 X 2,639,780 5/1953 Hardy 55- 351 2,752,003 6/1956 Hersey et al. 55354 X 2,854,086 9/1958 Schmidt 165-95 X 3,002,585 10/1961 Pasturczak 55-290 FOREIGN PATENTS 553,540 2/1923 France. 507,518 9/1930 Germany.
FRANK W. LUTTER, Primary Examiner.
ROBERT F. BURNETT, Examiner. D. K. DENENBERG, Assistant Examiner.
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Help - Erratically functioning Liftmaster
Hello all,
Here's one you don't get everyday, I hope you can help me out. My Liftmaster started functioning erractically today. It will open various distances and just stop at various heights. This all started when I walked under it while it was opening and nailed my head on the bottom of the door - hard enough to make the door stop (yes - this hurt quite a bit). If I disconnect the door, the trolley seems to go back and forth just just fine - the problem occurs only when the door is attached.
Can jarring the door upwards, while it is opening, damage something specific in the opener? Any help on what to focus on first would really be appreciated.
You would have to have a pretty hard head to do any significant damage to the door or opener. Lift your door manually. If it is heavy for you, then it is heavy for the opener as well and that is why it is stopping on you. On the back of the unit there are two dials with numbers running around them. One is the up force and the other the down force. Turn the up force up a number or two until the door opens consitently. If the door is heavy for you to lift you will need to get someone out to adjust the springs otherwise you will strip the gear in the opener.


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Travel to the African continent with Seli Boni, the owner of Eziban Foods, maker of the delicious and healthy tropical snack 'Plantain Drizzle' at Mesa Komal (and available at concessions at Belcourt Theatre). Seli also loves to cook at home and loves to create interesting foods from her home country, Ghana. Ghanaian cuisine is based around slow simmered stews and soups with meat or beans and fresh vegetables in savory sauces sure to please dinner guests (and your own family!). She uses fresh and locally grown ingredients in her cooking, using substitutes only where necessary to get the authentic taste desired.
Appetizer | Suya beef kebab on a bed of lettuce with tomato sauce
Entree | Chicken Jollof Rice with vegetables
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It's interesting just how the act of observation can impact your knowledge of cooking. As a child, I remember observing my mother and grandparents cooking and being asked to assist with simple tasks; like grinding pepper or bringing the salt. I was unaware I had absorbed cooking skills until I began hosting dinners at home. I love to tweak traditional cuisines to suit different palates. For instance, in Ghana, we use a lot of chilli in our sauces, so our foods are hot and spicy. Depending on who is eating the food, I may eliminate the chilli altogether from my recipe or replace with black or white peppercorns.
A stay-at-home mother transitioning back to the workforce, Seli loves to introduce people to the rich and diverse foods from the West Africa sub-region. The different countries eat similar foods, but prepare them differently. In Ghana, a popular dish is "Red Red," beans cooked in tomato sauce with meat or fish and fried plantain.
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I have an old Boost Mobile 'Pay As You Go' account that is no longer offered, which has extremely cheap (35 cents/day) unlimited 3G data. The account is tied to a donor Sanyo Incognito, that is, that is the phone listed on the account.
Using some guides a couple years ago, I changed the ESN and MEID of my original Galaxy S (Epic 4G) to identify itself as the donor Incognito. This worked fine. Later, since I wanted a newer phone and would be using the phone (to talk) a lot for several months, I got a Boost Mobile S3, and it had its own account. Now, I've suspended that account, but want to move my old PAYGO account to the S3. I looked up some guides, and after finding my MSL and downgrading the modem to LG2, I put the phone into diag mode and used EFS Explorer to modify two EFS items, 0 and 1943, per this post - http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...2263248&page=5 Due to the age of the thread (disregard the last post in it), I can't reliably ask for help.
I followed the instructions, and got an error message when trying to enable mobile data, something about needing to insert a SIM card. However, 3G data worked fine, despite there being no 3G icon in the status bar. Some further reading suggested that I downgrade and unroot back to stock. I found the oldest ROM I could, about 4 versions prior to the 4.4.2 update. I used Odin to install it, factory restored, and upgraded 1 by 1 to the latest ROM.
Now, there is more error about needing a SIM card, and I do get a 3G icon and working data - However, there are still other issues.
Whenever I reboot the phone, I get a brief "Preparing Network" line in the status bar. It goes away within seconds.
Also, when I enter ##DATA# (##3282#) and click View, then Advanced, in the list the results, the first 2 items are MEID and ESN. In the MEID entry, it has my hex and dec MEID, both correct. In the ESN entry, it has the hex and dec ESN, both wrong, still the S3's original values. When I did this on my 1st S1, it automatically derived the ESN from the MEID, no idea why the S3 isn't.
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Hey everyone,
I am brewing Brooklyn Brew Shop's Peach Cobbler Ale (1 gallon), which calls for adding 2 ripe peaches (peeled, halved, and pitted) at the end of the boil, letting them steep in the hot wort for 20 minutes, and then removing them before cooling the wort.
Now comes my problem... I went to the grocery store (several, in fact) expecting to find peaches, and apparently NO grocery stores have any peaches right now! I ended up going to the organic section and picking up a 1 litre carton of organic peach juice / puree, which the carton says is pure pressed, no preservatives, not from concentrate, and no water or sugar added, and the ingredients says only "peach juice". Would I be able to use this instead of the 2 peaches the recipe says to use? And if so, how much should I use for a 1 gallon batch? Will I need to boil it first? Will adding it at the end of the boil be enough to "sterilize" it? This is my first time adding any kind of fruit juice to a beer... any advice would be great!
Anyone??? im hoping to brew ASAP so i really need some advice on this
My vote would be to skip the juice and just add peaches towards the end of fermentation like a dry hop. Assuming you can get some peaches in the next two weeks. I would soak them in a little vodka before adding them to the fermenter.
That's my totally unqualified opinion.
So there's no way i could use this organic peach juice??? I don't know how long it'll be before there's peaches in the store again (or why there isn't right now in the first place), and the grain mixture has been sitting milled in a bag for about 3 weeks now losing freshness, so i kinda wanna brew soon... I don't know... :|
Although I haven't tried it, I have heard that apricots leave more of a peach taste than peaches. Fwiw.
So go for it. Might end up better than the original.
Try the frozen foods section. I'll bet that they have peaches.
As far as the peach juice goes, I'd use about a cup (maybe more) of juice per peach, but add it after most of the fermentation is complete.
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Definitely brew it! Since it is only a 1 gal batch...I'd do a cup at the end of the boil. Then, after primary is over taste it. If it is good, leave it. If it needs more peach, add it. If it is nasty, oh, well, it's only a gallon.


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A 2-storey stone lodge on the grounds of Oranmore Castle with superb panoramic view of Galway Bay is quiet, calm and beautiful. The living room is open-plan, glass-fronted, with a high wooden ceilings. There are 2 double and 1 twin rooms (sleeps 6).
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
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Oranmore Castle is a 15th century Norman keep, restored in 1947 by writer Anita Leslie. It was visited by Sir Shane Leslie friend of W.B. Yeats and Oliver St.John Gogarty, and by sculptress Clare Sheridan, cousin to Winston Churchill.
Guest Access
Seashore walks. 5 minutes to Oranmore village with a wide selections of shops, restaurants and pubs with traditional music.
Interaction with Guests
I will be there to meet and welcome guests on arrival, to help you get settled and to give you advice on places to visit and things to do during your stay.
The Neighborhood
There are beautiful walks around the seashore.
It is a 5 minute walk to Oranmore village with all its amenities, including cafes, restaurants and pubs playing traditional music.
Oranmore village is 5 miles from Galway City famous for its many festivals / The Galway Arts Festival, Cuirt Writer's Festival and the Galway Races.
Oranmore is equidistant to Connemara and the Burren for scenic explorations.
Getting around
The M6 motorway connecting Dublin is just a 10 mins drive away. Oranmore is well serviced by train, bus & taxi.
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The upstairs living space is open-plan, glass-fronted, with a high wooden ceiling and eclectic furniture. The downstairs comprises 2 double rooms (1 of which is en-suite), a twin room, and a bathroom. (Sleeps 6).
It is a 5 minute walk to Oranmore village with all its amenities, including cafes, restaurants and pubs playing traditional music.
Oranmore village is 5 miles from Galway City famous for its many festivals / The Galway Arts Festival, Cuirt Writer's Festival and the Galway Races.
No pets, and no smoking and we ask that guests recycle their rubbish in the bins provided.
Heather met us even though we were a bit early. She gave us some great tips on places to eat and sites to see. The Castle Lodge is wonderfully eclectic and worked very well for our family of five adults. There are two and a half baths which helped get everyone out the door quickly. The open living, dining and kitchen with stunning views of Galway Bay is a great way to begin and end each day. You can walk to many restaurants, pubs, bank and grocery store in Oranmore. The location of the Lodge worked well for day trips to Connemara, Clifton, Cliffs of Moher, Doolin, the Burren and Clonmacnoise near Ballinasloe. We highly recommend the Lodge. How often do you have a chance to live on the grounds of a castle?
had a wonderful stay at heathers delightful residence.made very welcome immediately and furnished with all the info we (website hidden) is charming and very individual with great open views and for such a quiet location just a few minutes walk from village shops and pubs.definitely plan to visit again.magic.ta heather
Great experience. Incredible view. Loved heather and family next door. Be sure to tour the castle! Short drive in to Galway, also a short walk in to restaurants, pubs, and grocery in oranmore.
A lovely warm welcome from Heather at a brilliant - and unique - house. We had a great stay enjoying the views across Galway Bay and listening to the weather battering the house. The house was great for us with our two small girls, in fact our three year old loved the "upside down" house so much she wants to live there permanently now.
Heather welcomed us graciously. We loved the sunset views from the deck. We would describe the house as pleasantly "quirky" with unique features in comfortable surroundings. It's an easy walk into town for dining.
We had a wonderful time in family Finn's Castle Lodge with lots of nicely decorated rooms and space, wonderful views over the bay, interesting insights in the history of the castle and the family as well as trips to Galyway, the Aran Islands and Connemara (which are all easy accessible from Oranmore by car or even by bus). Thanks that you made it possible, Heather!
A nice house, very sunny, with a beautiful view on the sea. The house is nearby the castle, this is the area successful vacation, with all comoditites reachable by foot.
Heather and her mother ensured that we had a nice stay at their house and made us an unforgattable visit of the castle.
We enjoyed our stay.
My name is Heather and I am a knitwear designer. I run my own business from my studio shop on the grounds of the Castle. I am inspired by the sea, textiles and the colour turquoise! I manage the rentals of Oranmore Castle lodge during the Summer
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Reid sidelined for three weeks
The Sydney Swans breathed a collective sign of relief after scans confirmed Sam Reid will only miss two or three weeks with a knee medial ligament.
Reid fell awkardly in a marking contest during the Swans' 72-point victory over the Suns on Saturday.
The 20-year-old forward will miss key upcoming games against Carlton and Collingwood, but crucially should be back to full fitness for the ladder leaders when the finals campaign begins.
Swans doctor Nathan Gibbs confirmed the news on Sunday in a club statement.
"Sam has suffered a partial tear of the medial ligament in his right knee," Gibbs said.
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The Atlanta Falcons were gashed by the read option several times last season. Cam Newton had two of his best games last season in the offense. The 49ers and Colin Kaepernick stormed back against the Falcons in the NFC Championship game using the offense. The Falcons are tired of being dominated by the offense, and have chosen to do something about it. The Atlanta Journal Constitution is reporting that the Falcons staff traveled to Clemson to visit with head coach Dabo Swinney. The agenda was simple, help us figure out how to stop the read option. "[The Falcons] are trying to learn more about what we do and how we defend what we do," Swinney told the media on Monday. "Yet, we were able to take a lot from them as well. I'd be surprised if there's an NFL team that hasn't gone and spent time with college coaches this offseason." Head coach Mike Smith guaranteed that the Falcons coaching staff would spend an enormous amount of time figuring out how to stop the lethal offense. I know t...
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