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So I tried my first yeast washing yesterday, and I am not doing something right.
The beer was a pumpkin ale I made 6 days ago. It was an AG brew. I do not have an immersion cooler yet (I hope this changes by next week!) so when I am done with my boil, I am still cooling via water and ice in our laundy room sink. It usually takes about 45 minutes to get the wort cooled. Once the wort is cooled to room temp (75 or so), I pour the entire pot into my 6 gallon bucket for primary fermentation. I pitched a 1.5 liter starter of American Ale wyeast into my primary and I had great action on the fermentation.
I decided to transfer the brew to the secondary yesterday afternoon. I have the standard j-hook tube that I use with tubing to siphon my batch from the primary to the secondary.
When I had just a small thin layer of beer left on top of the yeast / trub cake, I stopped siphoning. To try and wash this yeast, I followed the steps in the sticky on this forum. When I poured all of the remaining ingredients from the bottom of the bucket to a large half gallon jar and let it set for 20 minutes, there was a huge amount of solid chunks in the entire jar, minus about 1/8 of an inch on the top that was clear.
Put quickly, I feel like I have a whole bunch of trub and it was hard to see where a yeast layer would form to harvest.
Any thoughts on my procedure??
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It sounds like you did not have enough liquid. You should have three times as much liquid as you do solids.
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There are some beers I wouldn't try to separate yeast out of- and pumpkin beer is one of them. I don't think it'll be easy to separate pumpkin and trub solids from viable yeast.
You could try as LKAbrewer suggested and use more water if you really want to harvest this yeast.
I kept the pumpkin in a mesh bag because I didn't have rice hulls on brew day, so that had me less concerns.
I think I will try the more liquid suggestion. Maybe that will work?
you're not supposed to pour out the whole remainder of the bucket. you let it settle a bit first then gently pour off til you start getting trub
also, i would wait longer than 6 days, chico wouldn't be too settled yet
How long is a good standard to wait?
I typically wait 10 days in my primary, but I used a yeast starter for the first time this batch and activity was unreal at first and seemed done by day 4 or 5, so I got the batch off of the yeast / trub bake.


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Orange and Apricot Roses, Etc.
This was the first year this climber had some decent blooms. It was planted between 2005 - 2007.
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Sara Ann,
LOVE your Tropicana! I think you'll be very happy with Easy Does It...never quits blooming in my garden and very disease resistant here.
I have several in this color range. Hoping these are pictures of them that I haven't posted yet or at least not too often.
Over the Moon (a favorite of mine)
Fragrant Cloud (exceptional bloomer here)
Livin' Easy
Apricot Drift (cute little landscape rose)
Arethusa (china)
Bronze Star (new for me last year, but very happy with it so far. Huge blooms and smells wonderful.)
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Just Joey
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Touch of Class
We Salute You (not crazy about this one for some reason. Not a bad rose, just can't get excited about it)
Gorgeous, healthy looking roses!!!
I love your Voodoo. I grew a lot of the varieties you have shown in a previous garden since so many of them are actually recommended varieties for my climate. Voodoo was always on my list, but I was never able to acquire it for one reason or another.
I have Colorific on order. It is interesting to see the varied blooms on one plant.
Thanks Pat - You have some gorgeous ones in this color class. Over the Moon is lovely. Love your Chris Everett, Apricot Drift, Chihuly, Marmalade Skies, Fragrant Cloud, Easy Does It, Livin' Easy, Colorific, all very nice. Lynn - Your Climbing America is lovely.
Colorific does very well in my hot, humid climate. Very prolific bloomer and long lasting even in the heat. I love all the color changes and the frilly bloom form, but beware that overall it is a very loud rose. I have it by Fragrant Cloud (that's it back left in the above pic of Fragrant Cloud), and it holds its own colorwise. I've actually considered moving it because from a distance they look very similar in color once the blooms "tan" to solid.
Here are a couple more pics to give you a better idea of it:
Full bush shot (it gets pretty big here)
I love this one! I tend to be drawn to the brightness of the oranges so I have quite a few.
Sara, love the Easy Does It. I couldn't get mine to grow!
Pat, love that Chihuly!
Carol, you make me miss my Just Joey so much!
One of the colors of Eyeconic Pink Lemonade
Oh WOW--knock me over with color! I'm not sure always how I feel about orange, but I love blends, and perhaps golden apricot is my favorite blend. Here's just a couple;
Lady of Shalott (Austin)--wonderful shrub
Buff Beauty (Hybrid Musk)--sometimes a BB bloom takes on strongly apricot tones.
Little Sunset (mini)--it gets more and more apricot as it ages.
Valencia (HT)--I have yet to take a photo that does her full justice. Wonderful rose.
Molineux (Austin)--This is my daughter's pic of Molineux in a very apricot mood, almost all the golden yellow shades missing. Molineux's color ranges and combinations are quite varied at times!
I wish you joy of color!
I love roses that are these colors. I don't know why I don't have Easy Does It yet, but I think I will get it. Seil - the Hot Romance is hot, hot, hot! And, thanks to this forum, I already have Lady of Shalott on order.
Here's a few of mine:
Here's the HT "Hey Jack".
Here's the grandiflora "About Face". Every year I prune it severely and by the end of the year it is higher than my roof line!
Here is the HT "Halloween".
Here's the shrub "Imagine".
Here is the floribunda, "Dr. Jo"
Here is a great shrub rose that I got from Cliff when he went out of business, "Belvedere".
And, here;s fhe HT "Milva"
Here's the HT "Scented Memory".
Here's the floribunda "Vavoom" - a blackspot magnet!
I didn't intend to write a book about this gorgeous color group, but I think that's what I ended up doing.
Sara-Ann, I know you will love Easy Does It--at least I did during my EDI's first year (2013). It blooms nonstop as everyone has said. I love the tropical orange of your beautiful Tropicana.
Pat, your Over the Moon looks like rich ice cream, while Arethusa is a neat, delicate sherbet color-yum. They are beautiful. I still hope my Easy Does It looks as wonderful, eventually, as yours does.
Lynn, your climbing America has a lovely and unique color. Very different.
Carol, mmm, Charles Austin is a hunk--of big, beautiful rose. I need to check him out on HMF. And Grace's rich, caramel colored centers are so luscious. I think I'm getting hungry.
Seil, your photos are stunning--pardon the cliche, but I can't get over the pic of Elle with those crisp, scalloped petals, and colors that seem to glow with their own light source. You've got to frame this one. As you know, your photos of Eyeconic Pink Lemonade are the reason that rose is coming to my garden this spring.
Kate, you've captured a more delicate look in Lady of Shalott. I love her sweet bud, too.
Snowheather, you have a glorious group of oranges and apricots. I've never seen such a luscious photo of Halloween. There are lots of interesting color touches going on in those petals. I am so envious that you grow Belvedere. It's one of the Tantau roses on my lifetime "want list", unavailable now in the U.S., as far as I know. Your photo is a killer, as are the pale shades of Scented Memory in its photo. Thank you for showing us these beautiful rose photos.
Diane - You have some gorgeous roses in this color class. I am so excited seeing your Abbaye de Cluny, I ordered that one, hope it looks like yours. Love your Augusta Luise, such a lovely rose and of course Jude the Obscure is wonderful and Evelyn is lovely. They are all beautiful, So glad you shared.
Thanks, Sarah-Ann. I think this was an outstanding color group from everyone. I was just boggled by the extreme variety and vibrant color. I hope Abbaye does well for you. I think this one takes a little time to reach its potential. I particularly like its natural trumpet vase-like growth habit. It requires very little pruning. Diane
Sara-Ann, you shoulda done the oranges and apricots separately. There's waaaay too many in both color classes! Eveybody's photos are wonderful! Too many to comment on! I'll add a handful, since most are already in the alphabet posts.


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So there are lots of recipe's but how do i know if i should buy more grain then the recipe says because i don't know what my efficency will be roughly because i have never done one? Sorry if this is a stupid question, i have got so much information on all grain my head is starting to hurt and i question if it is worth the trouble, my extract batches taste pretty darn good. Thanks for reading
On my first AG brew, I added an extra lb of 2-row to somewhat account for the efficiency I thought I would get. I was expecting around 50-60% based on what others posted. I ended up way higher than that. I would shoot your grainbill for around 65-70% efficiency or so.
Relax, it's not difficult at all. You could get some DME just in case. I always thought AG was so complicated, till I saw this video on YouTube:
What's funny is this is the same video I watched that made me jump to all grain... wonder if he trolls these forums.
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How much grain, you ask?
Why, all grain, of course!
I would recommend you just add a pound like previously suggested. Then RDWHAHB. I was all nerves about going all grain for months before I actually made the jump. Now I can't believe I waited, I'm doing things with beers that I onll dreamed of before. Things like adding 3# of rye to a pale ale, or a Munich SMaSH. You will be fine. Enjoy the experience.
What I have been doing for my first few AG batches, is doing a longer boil and target the recipe for the high end of the OG range I am looking for.
This was instead of hitting a low OG with my crappy efficiency, I usually hit the middle range (although my final volume is a little bit low of course).
I figure once my efficiency gets better, if ever, then all I would need to do is add water after the boil if the OG goes to high. And from then on go back to a regular boil time.


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Beauty and the beast and cinderella. Between the two I cant decide which one I like better
The Little Mermaid, undoubtedly.
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My favorite DISNEY animation is Jungle book. Pixar would be Toy story 3. It was the perfect ending to the toy story. My favorite live action has become Swiss family Robinson. I bought the remasterd a few months ago and I think its a fantastic movie.
I have most Disney films and all of Pixar on DVD. The ones I don't have are films I either refused to see in theaters or ones I've outgrown. My favorites though are Beauty and the Beast, the Lion King, Lady and the Tramp, Peter Pan (my favorite villain is Captain Hook) and Nightmare Before Christmas.
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I love the movie BEAUTY AND BEAST..It's really an amazing movie..!!
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I can't put the rest in order, but they include Mulan, Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid and Aladdin.
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My all time fav is the Lion King, which I think also happens to be the best walt disney film of all time..two more of my favorites are the Fox and Hound and Peter Pan...Fox and Hound I saw as a little boy x-amount of years ago. It was such a great story and movie. I loved it! As far as Peter Pan goes, well Captain Hook makes that movie, that is why. He is the greatest Captain of all time, imo.
Yes another Peter Pan fan!
Disney Movies:
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2. The Great Mouse Detective
3. Lilo andStitch
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I trade strictly with cast members, and they can not refuse to trade with you. Just make sure that you have an official Disney pin. I have bought some inexpensive pins, and I buy them strickly to trade. I'm in it for the fun. I do purchase some pins that I like, when I visit the parks, but trading is an enjoyable part of each of my vacations
The place that I buy my traders from is mousepinsonline.com. The pins are very inexpensive. You can purchase they individually, or they have grabbags.
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Letters to the Editor - April 28, 2014
Monday, April 28, 2014
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To the editor: Dear Mr. Leonard, thank you for your incredibly articulate and insightful Letter to the Editor titled "And for what?" (April 25). It's one of the best submissions ever printed in Fosters.
He's wrong
Eaton's argument is like saying apples are oranges; after all they are both fruit.
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As I see it, it is our heritage to be calm in nature, despite the bugs and other dangers in it. To spend time in it and learn to respect it is something we could all be better off having had.
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If the President was elected by popular vote, the urban communities of the country would have complete control over the elections. The population of the 25 largest cities is about equal to the population of the 25 least populated states. Politicians would only need to campaign in the cities to be elected. Residents of states such as Maine, NH and Vermont might never get to see a candidate in person. Politicians would listen to the needs of the urban centers at the expense of the rural population.
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Anyone who truly believes the ACA is a success has their head in the sand.
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Heath care hypocrisy
And then there is the Republicans' fact-bending claim that the ACA takes money away from Medicare. This relates to Medicare Advantage plans created in the Bush administration because, the Republicans claimed, substituting commercial insurance for existing Medicare would produce free market competition and lower costs. Despite that claim, the law provided for "start up" subsidies from the Federal Government to the commercial insurers who offered these plans. Medicare Advantage has been more expensive for the Federal Government than basic Medicare and all that the ACA does is remove some of the excessive Federal subsidy — government payments to commercial insurance companies. So the Republicans apparently want the government to subsidize the "free market" that costs more than the government operated Medicare insurance.


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The title character herself is as tempest-tossed as the fascinating outsider artist Martin Ramirez, whose strange and wonderful work recently was shown at the American Folk Art Museum here in New York. First Pedro - and now Lynne is gone.
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Gallipoli Battlefield Tour 2010 14 – 28 April Escorted by Nick Fletcher Day 1. Wednesday 14 April Tour departure via Singapore Airlines. Tour members meet up at Singapore international airport. Day 2. Thursday 15 April Group arrives in Istanbul early morning. Check into Marmara hotel and freshen up. Lunch at hotel. Afternoon: cruise on the Bosphorus followed by visit to Military Museum and attend Janissary Band concert. Evening: tour welcome dinner at hotel. Overnight: ISTANBUL Day 3. Friday 16 April Guided tour of famous sights of the old city. Morning: tour Hippodrome, Blue Mosque, St Sophia and underground cistern. Lunch at Konyali restaurant, Topkapi Palace. Afternoon: tour Topkapi Palace. Evening: Dinner own arrangements. Overnight: ISTANBUL Day 4. Saturday 17 April Morning: travel by coach to Çanakkale with lunch en route at Maydoz restaurant, Eceabat. Afternoon: Guided tour of Kilitbahir fortress and gun emplacements and take small ferry from Kilitbahir to Çanakkale. Settle into accommodation, Akol Hotel, Çanakkale, with free time to explore waterfront. Dinner at hotel. Overnight: ÇANAKKALE Day 5. Sunday 18 April Morning: guided tour of ruins of ancient Troy and then tour Dardanos Battery gun emplacements for guided tour of naval assaults of 1915. Lunch at Adana Sofrasi, Çanakkale. Afternoon: guided tour of Fort Çimenlik, Çanakkale, war relics and naval museums. Dinner at hotel. Overnight: ÇANAKKALE Day 6. Monday 19 April Morning: Travel by coach to Kum Hotel, with visit to Kabatepe Museum en route, and settle in to accommodation. Lunch at hotel. Afternoon: guided tour of Anzac area from Lone Pine to Chunuk Bair. Dusk at Anzac Cove and Shrapnel Valley cemetery. Barbecue dinner at hotel. Overnight: GALLIPOLI Day 7. Tuesday 20 April Morning: guided tour of the landing at Anzac. Lunch at hotel. Afternoon: guided tour of the landings at Cape Helles and Krithia battlefields. Dinner at hotel. Overnight: GALLIPOLI Day 8. Wednesday 21 April Morning: guided tour of Anzac beaches and northern area to Hill 60 and Suvla. Lunch at hotel. Afternoon: tour of Anzac from the Turkish side, with expert Turkish historian and guide. Dinner at hotel. Overnight: GALLIPOLI Day 9. Thursday 22 April Morning: guided walking tour of 'Old Anzac' front line positions from Lone Pine to the Nek. Lunch at hotel. Afternoon: guided walking tour of Anzac heights from Chunuk Bair down Rhododendron Ridge to northern outposts, or, optional easier walking tours. Dinner at hotel. Overnight: GALLIPOLI Day 10. Friday 23 April Morning: guided walking tours of Anzac area, or, optional visit to Turkish Children's Day festival in Eceabat. Lunch at hotel. Afternoon: boat tour of Gallipoli coast from Anzac Cove to Suvla Bay (weather permitting). Dinner at hotel. Overnight: GALLIPOLI Day 11. Saturday 24 April Morning: guided tours of Anzac area. Barbecue lunch at hotel. Afternoon: free for rest in preparation for Anzac Day. Dinner at hotel. Overnight: GALLIPOLI Day 12. Sunday 25 April Morning: attend Anzac Day Dawn Service and Australian national ceremony at Lone Pine. Lunch at hotel. Afternoon: rest or optional guided walking tours of battlefields, conditions permitting. Dinner at hotel. Overnight: GALLIPOLI Day 13. Monday 26 April Morning: travel from Kum Hotel to Istanbul. Lunch en route at Kosk restaurant above Tekirdag. Afternoon: Settle into accommodation, Marmara Hotel. Evening: dinner own arrangements. Overnight: ISTANBUL Day 14. Tuesday 27 April Morning: Visit Nakkas carpet showrooms followed by lunch at Sera restaurant, Armada Hotel. Afternoon: visit covered Grand Bazaar with remainder of day free for personal sight-seeing, shopping or relaxation. Evening: Gallipoli tour final dinner at top floor restaurant, Marmara Hotel. Overnight: ISTANBUL Day 15. Wednesday 28 April Morning: Departure for Gallipoli and Western Front tour group for Paris. Group joined at Paris airport by Western Front Only tour members and tour leaders Gallipoli Only tour members: free day for shopping or sightseeing. Options include visit to Naval Museum; OR, tour of ancient Christian mosaics and frescoes at Kariye Museum, St Saviour of Chora, view ancient city walls; or, boat tour to the Princes Islands with lunch at island waterfront restaurant; or, tour of Dolmabahce Palace. Dinner own arrangements Overnight: ISTANBUL Day 16. Thursday 29 April Gallipoli only tour members depart Istanbul for flight home. Day 17. Friday 30 April Arrive Australia early evening.
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a resident of Cuesta Park
on Jun 4, 2009 at 10:10 pm
If the police want to avoid cuts, they could simply reduce the pay RAISES they are getting. In an economy where taxpayers are losing their jobs, the police continue to get pay raises and have incredible health and retiree benefits.
The police have an important role - and they generally do a good job. But pay (including overtime) and benefits have gotten to be too much compared with the private sector.
Layoffs are bad for officers and bad for the community. While it makes sense to have some pay and benefit cuts, even that may not be possible. But the police should step-up to share the pain of the entire country and simply agree to NO INCREASE in pay or benefits for the next 2 years.
That would solve much of the budget problem, let people keep their jobs and their current pay, and keep service to the Mountain View.
a resident of Shoreline West
on Jun 5, 2009 at 1:41 am
We don't really need them. All we need is the capacity to defend ourselves. They have convinced you that self-defense is somehow evil or dangerous. It is neither.
a resident of Shoreline West
on Jun 5, 2009 at 1:42 am
The state should never possess a monopoly on violence.
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on Jun 5, 2009 at 5:49 pm
The police seem to spend so much time on California Ave. policing the activities of immigrant, mostly illegal, mostly hispanic residents. Turn policing of this group over to the federal government and ICE, otherwise don't complain about the high price of the Police force. And now I'll be called a racist.
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For years, DMAMEA has made venues available within the performing arts arena and assisted with financial support during bereavement, medical cost and other issues.
As an interest group, DMAMEA works on behalf of the musicians for the people of the City of Detroit and Metropolitan areas to assist in recognition for the honorable status Detroit possesses as "The Music Capital of the World".
The purpose of the Detroit Metro Area Musicians & Entertainers Association (DMAMEA) is to make an easily accessible avenue for Detroiters who are involved in the performing arts and provide an opportunity to participate within a performing arts association, giving them a chance to share common resources, privileges, and services that are "exclusive" to it's members.
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A former Dothan firefighter on probation for felony drug charges now faces new felony charges, including child solicitation and child pornography.
Dothan Police Lt. Scott Long confirmed police investigators arrested Clarence Ray Griffith III, 45, of Darlington Circle, on Thursday and charged him with felony electronic solicitation of a child.
Long said Griffith posted his $70,000 bail on the child solicitation charge, but was arrested again on Friday and charged with five felony counts of possession of child pornography.
Long said the initial arrest for electronic solicitation of a child stemmed from an ongoing undercover police operation. He said police served some search warrants, and as a result they arrested Griffith again on Friday.
Long said Griffith will now be held at the Houston County Jail on bail totaling $1.2 million.
Reima Kuisla was going to the airport when he was spotted by police traveling about 14 mph over the posted speed limit. Here in America, that wouldn't be all that big of a deal. Sure, it'll cost a few hundred bucks and maybe a couple of hours sitting through traffic school. But Kuisla wasn't in the U.S. He was in Finland, and they calculate speeding fines in an entirely different way than we do here in the States. In Finland, they calculate the fine as a percentage of the offender's daily income based on the previous year's tax return. In this case, Kuisla earned about $7 million, so his speeding ticket was approximately $60,000.
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The Summers County grand jury indicts a Hinton woman on charges of embezzling and fraudulent schemes for stealing money from the Hinton Little League.
Police say Kimberly K. Huffman, 53, stole a minimum of $5,001.85 from the Hinton Little League through numerous ways of overpaying herself for reimbursements or falsely making reimbursements for payments she never made. This reportedly happened between June 2008 and December 2013.
Hinton police chief Derek Snavely says due to incomplete and missing financial records and receipts from Huffman during her tenure as treasurer for the Hinton Little League, it is unclear how much money was in fact stolen but is suspected to be far more than listed in the indictment. Sr. Ptlm. McClung was assisted in the investigation by Investigator Steven Staton, with the State of West Virginia Commission on Special Investigations.
The supervisor of this Greene County town has been indicted on 30 felony counts of eavesdropping.
Stacy M. Post of Windham also was also indicted on one misdemeanor count of official misconduct and one misdemeanor count of possession of eavesdropping devices.
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The indictment, filed in Bibb County Superior Court, names William Emerson Scruggs, 46, owner of Diamond Auto Painting on Broadway, and Patrick Renaldo Dixon Jr., 42.
An investigation revealed Scruggs and Dixon, a former Nationwide Insurance Co. claims adjuster, schemed to generate about $12,000 in fake repair claims for policyholders in ...
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Recorded by Larry Packer @ Uncle Punchy Studios in October 1991. Additional guitar work by Mark Stanley and Scott Crawford. Released on Black, Gold, and Clear vinyl. There was also a misprinted black 7" released that had track listings on both labels instead of just one side. The "Test Pressing" mentioned in the Inner Journey Flyer is on Black Vinyl, and comes in a red paper sleeve that says "Far Country Test Pressing" on it. (Pitchfork was originally called "Far Country"). The "St. Ides Pressing" was just going to be Pitchfork printed on a malt colored vinyl. (Apparently some members of the band and the IJ crew had a fondness for that particular beverage. Who could blame them?) It also mentions a Clutch Anthology CD which was never released to my knowledge.
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*(there were a total of 500 copies printed of the clear pressing and the second black pressing, but Dave (from the now defunct Inner Journey Records) couldn't remember how many of each were printed. It's also uncertain how many misprints were printed.)
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ST. JOHN'S, Antigua – Following are the squad lists for the first round of matches in the Professional Cricket League Regional 4-Day Tournament, starting on Friday:
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Georgetown, Guyana - Better Hope overcame Fazal Kayume XI by three wickets when the Rafman Alli softball competition continued on Sunday last at Everest Cricket Club.
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The Grandview is located in an exclusive enclave of only 18 private residences overlooking beautiful Grace Bay -- 'best beach in the Caribbean' (Conde Naste). This fabulous two level oceanfront penthouse condominium offers discriminating guests three bedrooms and three full baths. It is resplendently furnished with 'Tommy Bahama' and 'Brown Jordan' furniture.
The upper level encompasses the entire floor and features a master bedroom with king-size bed, TV, DVD player, spacious and sunny master bath suite with whirlpool tub, separate shower, his and her vanities, and bidet.
The lower level contains a second master bedroom with queen-size bed and en suite bath. Both bedrooms offer stunning views of Grace Bay.
You will also enjoy the benefits of a fully equipped gourmet kitchen with all up-to-date appliances including a wine fridge and a washer and dryer. The dining/living area leads to a spacious private balcony where one can enjoy mesmerizing views of Grace Bay's crystal clear turquoise waters and the pristine pool and hot tub area. Sip your coffee while you enjoy early morning sunrises or imbibe your favorite beverage while viewing the breathtaking evening sunsets.
The third bedroom has twin beds as well as a workstation for your computer and telephone.
The pool is surrounded by an expansive tiled terrace which affords one the opportunity to lounge in the sun or enjoy your favorite meal al-fresco.
The property also offers an on-site exercise room, proximity to many gourmet restaurants, boutique shopping and golf course.
My wife and I are both real estate professionals from the Boston Area. We haved owned and managed rental properties in the United States for the past 40 years and the Turks and Caicos Islands since the year 2000. We discovered the Turks and Caicos Islands 15 years ago and have returned every year since. We have also purchased a number of investments in the Islands including the unit at the Grandview. We also own a 2-bedroom beachfront unit at the Grandview (Listing #3930510) as well as an oceanfront rental Villa on North Caicos (Listing #272114)
Dan & Joetta Silva, Owners purchased this condo in 2005
My wife and I have visited a number of Caribbean Islands (Anguilla, Antigua, St Martin, St Thomas, Aruba, St. Lucia, Barbados etc.) before discovering Grace Bay in Providenciales. We found Grace Bay to have the most breathtaking beach. It's turquoise waters and white powder sand continued along the shoreline for over 12 miles. The locals are a extremely friendly and caring people.
If you want a quiet, relaxing beach vacation away from the crowds of the big resorts this is the condo to stay at. It was perfect for us. Very comfortable with all the amenities a rental condo should have. Secluded enough to fully enjoy the beauty of the place yet close to the big resorts and there restaurants and bars.
I'm sitting here now trying hard to be balanced and think of something negative about the place but I'm drawing blanks. It was a beautiful spacious condo right on the ocean with a private beach that we had all to ourselves. Morning breakfast drinks on the balcony. Swimming in the beautiful blue waters in front of the condo. Laying in the sun on the beach in the comfy lounge chairs. Relaxing in the hot tub. Recovering from, too much sun and maybe a little booze, on a comfy couch watching a big screen TV. The place even had a Keurig! I can't imagine a better rental condo on all of Provo so we won't even bother looking. We will be staying here on our next visti!
I just returned from week's stay on Grace Bay beach for the 11th time. I have stayed at very high end resorts, boutique condos, and now this privately owned condo at GraceBay beach.
By far, this is my favorite place to stay. My days consisted of waking to the most gorgeous view from my bedroom on the 4th floor (condo is on the 3rd and 4th floor). There is nothing to obstruct my view of this gorgeous view unlike the pricey hotels. We would cook breakfast in the very well equipped kitchen and then get situated on the beach with the free chairs and umbrellas.
Then our daily power walks would begin, either 2 miles left or two miles right, stopping at all the great restaurants for lunch, run punch or turks beer. A MUST is a visit to Garth at the POP up bar at Grace Bay Beach. They are remodeling and it will now be called Boules. Go next door to the other side at Royal West Indies for a much less inexpensive lunch or drink. LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION....this condo has it.
I felt extremely safe in this gated community as well. In fact, I have never had one problem in my 11 years feeling unsafe or secure. I did not rent a car, but used Ian Patrick with Provo Connections as my go to guy the entire time. By far, he was the best driver I have ever had on this island and will continue to ALWAYS use him.
We also had Captain Shaun with Island Vibes as our boat excursion - again, don't bother using anyone else - he is the best.
Thanks to the condo owners for our stay at their beautifully decorated home. The showers were hot, wifi worked fine (although not in the upstairs bedroom), and most of all the views were spectacular! Cannot wait to return!!
Pleased to report our family of 6 adults had an enjoyable stay for a week plus at the Grandview. There are not enough flowery objectives I can write to describe this particular property other than beautifully furnished, spacious, well-maintained, prime location, etc. to name a select few. With the beach being a short walk away, the spotless white sand and picture-perfect vista from the unit's balcony, it is hard to imagine a more relaxing and breathtaking place to spend a vacation. We were so impressed with our first visit to TCI and the Grandview we have already made plans to return to the same condo next year. Without reservation, I strongly recommend the Grandview to any future vacationer. One of the many highlights was meeting the Owner of the unit who happened to be visiting TCI during our stay. He went well beyond was necessary or expected in accommodating our family by providing his personal snorkeling gear, CD collection, iPod docking station, etc. and even went as far as providing transportation with his personal vehicle in accepting our invitation to dine with our family. His character, warm and friendly demeanor, keen sense of humor will fondly be remembered by all. If you have any questions or concerns relative to a stay at the Grandview (particularly the 3rd Floor penthouse unit), please contact the Owner who is authorized to relay my email to any prospective renters. I assure you, you will treasure the luxury and convenience of this property and a vacation beyond expectations.
We spent an amazing week at the Grandview in January 2014! The condo is beautiful, spacious and has everything one would need for a great vacation. The views are spectacular!!! We have many fond memories of reading and relaxing on the huge and wonderful terrace, gazing at the ocean. The terrace is equipped with comfy lounge chairs and a dining set. The location is truly beach-front and perfect: the condo is near many resorts that serve food and drinks if you don't feel like cooking. Pelican Bay at the RWI resort was literally a minute from us. We had breakfast at Grace Bay Club and Seven Stars almost every day, and both were within just a couple of minutes of walking on one of the best beaches in the world! Grace Bay deserves all the rave reviews it receives. It is possibly our favorite beach in the Caribbean: soft, white powder sand; calm, warm water; and dreamy views that are unforgettable. We had many nice dinners, including at Mr. Grouper's, Coco Bistro and Bay Bistro, all of which were top notch. We didn't even rent a car this time because we had everything we needed near us, and cabs are easy to arrange at night. The building manager Godfrey and his wife are terrific and very accommodating. The owner Dan is great too and went out of his way to provide us with a high chair and crib for our toddler. The only area of improvement that I can think of is the slow'ish Internet connection, which we would suggest to be upgraded.
Thank you for letting us stay at your wonderful home. We can't wait to visit again!
Just returned from a glorious week in paradise. Everything was perfect, the weather, beach, location, condo, and the company! If your planning a vacation in the Turks and want a relaxing, private atmosphere away from resorts, then this is the place for you. This is a privately owned condo building that is nestled between the Royal West Indies Resort and Grace Bay club Resort. So its the best of both worlds because you can choose to spend a quiet evening in the condo or go for the nightlife and dining at these nearby resorts. The beach is amazing here and there are a number of lounge chairs and umbrellas set up by the pool and the beach. So no early morning sprints to save beach chairs unlike some other resorts. The condo is very spacious and has beach towels, beach toys and a fully stocked kitchen. The best part of our holiday is waking up to a spectacular view of the multi-coloured ocean just outside your window. We really enjoyed having breakfast and lunch out on the large veranda which is complete with table, chairs and loungers. This building is gated, so you can park your car worry free and you can take the stairs or elevator up to this third floor unit. Godfrey, the building manager is extremely helpful in answering questions or sorting out any issues. We rented a car from Grace Bay Car Rentals which allowed us to visit other beaches, grocery stores and shopping areas on the island. The condo is very clean and the grounds are kept tidy and well groomed. If your looking for a private, relaxing vacation thats away from crowds, noise, hussle and bussle, then this is the place. ENJOY!!!
We had a great time at Grandview, The condo has everything you need. The beach is not crowded. This is a small condo style hotel. Very quite and relaxing. However, if you need some lunch, dinner or drinks, the hotels on both sides have it and you can just walk over. We would recommend this condo. It's a great value. Can't wait to go back.
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High Season 2015
3 Jan 2015 - 29 May 2015
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
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Off Season 2015
30 May 2015 - 27 Nov 2015
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
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High Season Fall 2015
28 Nov 2015 - 18 Dec 2015
7 night minimum stay
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7 night minimum stay
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Rates include utility costs & applicable fees except $200.00 cleaning fee, 12% government tax & $69.00 property damage insurance fee. Rates are based on 6 guests, additional fees apply over 6 guest. 7 night minium stay required on all rentals.
**Reservations for the period of Dec. 15th - Jan. 5th are non refundable, & any payments made will be forfeited if reservation is canceled**
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Gingrich offers "dream team" to supporters
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Valentine's Day is as good a day as any for China and the United States to work on the kinks in their relationship.
Washington Extra – A Deng Xiaoping Moment?
Maybe it's the careful, consensus-oriented system that produces them, but China's leaders in recent years have not exactly exuded personality. President Hu Jintao is famous for his stiff manner and scripted speaking style. Jiang Zemin was slightly more relaxed, and enjoyed showing off his English language skills and knowledge of U.S. history.
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ORLANDO – First lady Michelle Obama craves normalcy sometimes. The woman who has seemingly endless options living at the White House loves it most when she can hang out and just be "Meesh" to her family and friends.
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The Communist Manifesto,
by Karl Marx
Grading these revolutionary, historic writings with a 5-star rating system seems like sacrilege. But my rating is just my reaction overall, and not a measure of the importance or impact of the work itself.
I listened to this as an audiobook, with additional history and commentary interspersed to put things into historical context (which I'm sure Marx would've appreciated). However, I could've done without the fake German accent that all of Marx's writings were narrated in.