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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
CrockPot 3-Packet Pot Roast Recipe
Day 239.
I was going through the archives the other day and started laughing when I realized I haven't made a pot roast yet this year. I usually make pot roast in the crockpot 4-5 times a year----but 2008 has sort of taken on a life of it's own.
Usually I make pot roast the same way, each and every time: 1 envelope of onion soup mix, and a cup of whatever wine I have open, or some broth.
Back in February, I bookmarked a recipe that I was given by Terri W. for a 3-packet pot roast, and then promptly forgot about it.
I finally made it yesterday. It was simple and easy, and makes awesome gravy. If you wait until the envelope packets are on sale, and stick with chuck roast, this is a very inexpensive meal that can be stretched for a few days.
The Ingredients.
-packet of ranch salad dressing and seasoning mix
--packet of Italian salad dressing mix
[WARNING: The packet pictured of Italian Salad Dressing mix is NO LONGER Gluten Free. PLEASE read all labels carefully!! Thank you to Nancy for letting me know!]
--McCormick Grill Mates Peppercorn & Garlic (the original recipe called for a packet of beef gravy or au jus, but all of the gravies and jus packets contain wheat starch. Please read labels carefully a few times if you are avoiding gluten.)
--3 lb chuck roast
--1 to 3 cups of water
The Directions.
I used my 6 quart Smart Set crockpot for this dinner.
I opted to not throw any vegetables into the crock because we had leftovers I needed to use. Feel free to throw in some chopped potatoes, an onion, carrots, and celery.
Trim the roast of any visible fat and place it into the crockpot. In a small bowl, combine the contents of the 3 packets. Pour on top of the meat. Flip the meat over a few times to get it covered with seasoning on all sides.
Add 1 cup of water.
Cook on low for 8 hours, or on high for 4-5. The meat will be more tender if you cook it low and slow.
20-30 minutes before eating, add 2 more cups of warm water to the crockpot, and flip to high.
The meat only needs 1 cup of water on it to cook properly, but the spices are too concentrated to only have 1 cup of water in the pot when it's time to eat. Waiting to add the water until the end will help the meat retain it's shape, and the added water will make a nice juicy gravy.
The Verdict.
We ate this with some leftover curried rice and vegetables while we watched Michelle Obama speak. This was a great dinner.
The kids dipped their meat in barbecue sauce and Adam and I ladled broth over the top of ours.
I will make this again.
65 comments:
- SaraK said...
What could be simpler? Thanks!
- August 26, 2008 at 8:09 AM
mmmmm.....sounds sooooooo good! im hungry now! that just helped me regain my appetite after yesterdays unmentionables...
- August 26, 2008 at 8:10 AM
- Angie said...
I have added you to my blog favs! My girlfriend has been on a search for you and finally found you again, so I had to drop by and well you could say I am in love with you concept. All us mom's need all the help we can get with dinner! Thank you!
- August 26, 2008 at 9:07 AM
- Veronica said...
thanks Steph! I needed a change in my recipe and yours is "refreshing!"
- August 26, 2008 at 10:27 AM
- Our Crazy Happy Family said...
Oh this is great! I have roast in mt freezer to make for my loads of company coming this weekend but I was dreading making the "same old" roast. You have solved my problems for at least 1 night of their visit! Thanks!!!
- August 26, 2008 at 10:33 AM
Hi, I hope I'm doing this right. I have a question I hope you can answer. I'm the mother of six children and I don't blog and I don't read blogs, but I found your blog while searching for a recipe and I fell in love with you (well, not you exactly, but all your wonderful dinner (and candy and dessert) ideas.) So although I haven't tried anything I have spent way too much time salivating over all the recipes I want to try. But I haven't found a good way to print them out and I get way too impatient (and so do all my children) trying to hand copy all the recipes I want to try. Do you have any suggestions? and have you thought about publishing this all in a cookbook? (I would buy the first one!) I guess that's two questions, but I just realized I don't even know how to check if you answered. Oh well. Think about the cookbook and hopefully you'll decide it's a wonderful idea and I can do the easy thing and just buy a hard copy of your blog so I don't have to try and use this computer I don't understand but should understand. Thanks!
- August 26, 2008 at 12:26 PM
- kay said...
i stink at making pot roast. thanks so much for this super easy recipe!
- August 26, 2008 at 12:45 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi anon, I have a hard time printing out recipes, sometimes, too. I've found the easiest way is to copy and paste the text that I want printed in a Word document, or highlight the text I want and then hit print selection from the print menu.
- August 26, 2008 at 1:13 PM
- silversage said...
waay too much salt for me! not for salt intolerant folk-but same dinner can be done w/just spices- sans salt overload of prepackages envelopes.
- August 26, 2008 at 1:40 PM
- Jess said...
Hi Stephanie,
I nominated you for the "I heart your blog" award. Your blog is an inspiration to all moms out there. Who knew you could make so much in the crockpot. I have always loved my crockpot, but I definitely look at it differently now.
Please visit my blog for more information about the award.
- August 26, 2008 at 2:40 PM
I am SOOOOOOOOO grateful that my friend told me about your blog!!! My house currently SMELLS INCREDIBLE and I (shockingly!) have an actual REAL MEAL ready for my family today.
(Usually I have a teeny-tiny ANXIETY ATTACK re: cooking.)
And thanks thanks thanks--
Tara B.
- August 26, 2008 at 3:55 PM
- 4under3 said...
Ohhhh, sweet goodness!!!
I'm so glad I found you! This is my first time here and I can promise I'll be back.
- August 26, 2008 at 6:13 PM
- Daisy said...
Does your potroast stay solid enough for slicing? Mine tends to fall apart. We end up eating it on buns or as openface sandwiches. But mmm, it's moist and tasty.
- August 26, 2008 at 7:12 PM
- Mary said...
I made a pot roast in my crock pot yesterday too. Only used one packet of onion soup mix.
When are you going to write a cookbook?? I hope that's in the plans, because you've got the makings of a fantastic one right here at this blog.
- August 27, 2008 at 3:47 AM
I am a new fan of your blog too! This is one of my favorite pot roast recipes, except I add a packet of lipton onion soup with the ranch and italian packets - yum!!! Anyhow, thank you for all you do!!
- August 27, 2008 at 5:56 AM
- Kaye said...
I am LOVE LOVING your site. You've worked wonders for our family within the last week and you didn't even know it! I have featured your site as my Works for Me Wednesday post today! Thanks!
- August 27, 2008 at 6:54 AM
- Debra said...
THANK YOU! I was wondering when you would do a pot roast!!!
- August 27, 2008 at 11:56 AM
Wow- I think this is my recipe!! I have it posted on a few websites and I would be interested if it got this far - to your blog!! LOL in my own way i feel famous! BTW- I love your blog, I came to it today thinking- I am so making a recipe off her website and low and behold- there is one of my recipes!
- August 27, 2008 at 1:38 PM
- Jen said...
Sounds fabulous! Can't wait to try it.
- August 28, 2008 at 6:24 AM
- Crochetheaven said...
My friend gave me this recipe a couple months ago. It was a HUGE hit with the family. Totally yummy!
- August 28, 2008 at 9:16 AM
- inkelywinkely said...
okay.. i have to leave this for you, and i don't know where so...
This is going to be the best pot roast you have ever had. honest:
Start this about an hour or so before bed!
Brown a chuck roast that will fit your crock, seasoned with garlic powder, cayenne, and salt in a heavy skillet on all sides.
Meanwhile, in a pre-warmed (high) crock, mix one can of cream of mushroom soup, and the liquid from a can of carrots. Place a regular sized onion cut into slices into the soup mixture.
Once the roast is browned all around, place in to the liquid. If there is enough room, place the liquid from another can of carrots over it.
Cover and cook on high 30-to one hour. This is just to heat the roast all the way through.
Turn to low and cook overnight.
When you get up the next day, check the liquid level. If it needs more liquid, add the liquid from a can of whole potatoes. Stick two forks into the crock and start pulling the meat apart, It will fall apart VERY easily. Dump in two cans of drained whole potatoes, two cans of drained sliced portabello mushrooms, and two cans of drained sliced carrots. Turn to high and let it cook away for another hour or two. The gravy will be thick and dark brown. Serve with rice.
I have tried this with fresh veggies, and it just does not seem to taste the same, and my family thinks it is better with canned.. sometimes I also add a handful of frozen green peas with the other veggies.
i swear you will thank me.
- August 30, 2008 at 1:10 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
wow, inkely, this sounds wonderful---thank you for sharing it with me/us!
that's so interesting that the canned veggies taste better, really good to know.
- August 30, 2008 at 1:17 PM
No, no, THIS is the best slow cooker roast ever :-) : Put it on a bed of sliced mushrooms and cover it with one packet of dry onion soup mixed with one cup of red wine. Leave for 8 or 9 hours on low. Thicken sauce for delicious gravy to put on your delicious meat!
- September 2, 2008 at 6:18 PM
All I gotta say is YUMMY! My husband thought it was a little bit too peppery, but I loved it. (he is the one who can handle a salsa called spontaneous combustion but not pepper. Wuss!) I figure that next time I make it I will only use half of the peppercorn and garlic mix.
- September 3, 2008 at 6:41 PM
Mercy matilda, this was delicious! The entire family loved it - and you were right about the wonderful gravy. I sopped up every last bite with the fresh bread I baked to go with it. Soooooo good!
- September 6, 2008 at 7:29 PM
- Rebecca said...
I made it tonight and it was good, but a little too spicy for me. My mouth was on fire!
- September 14, 2008 at 7:04 PM
- Jen said...
I have had this recipe bookmarked for a while and decided to make it this week. YUUUUUUM! I think I'll use 1/2 of the peppercorn & garlic packet next time, but seriously...the best pot roast I've had in forever. It is definitely going into the meal rotation in this house! :) Thanks for sharing. Love your blog!
- September 19, 2008 at 11:15 AM
This is in the crock as I type this!! I added a potato, some onion, and carrots. I can't wait to try it! Hubby is away for the night and he hates roast so I get to have it finally! Tomorrow it will be Shepherds Pie :)
- October 20, 2008 at 9:12 AM
- Jenni said...
I put it in the crockpot this morning before work...hopefully it will be all done by the time I get home! :)
- October 30, 2008 at 11:19 AM
- Megan said...
Sounds like you need a "best way to cook a roast in the crock pot" cook off! haha I'm excited to try this out. Where can I find the meat cheap tho, that is my biggest problem!
Oh and you have to try Kalua Pork, I think you just add coarse saly & liquid smoke, it's a hawaiin dish, so good!
- November 5, 2008 at 9:22 AM
- Monique said...
This was so tasty (and easy). You were right about the broth, too. We used it to top our mashed potatoes. My family really enjoyed this. Thank u bunches, Steph!!
- November 14, 2008 at 6:34 PM
I made this last week but with a pork loin roast. I used ranch, pork gravy and onion soup mix packets.It was sooo good and will definately make again
- December 21, 2008 at 6:01 AM
- Hannah said...
I made this Monday night using the same three packets you did. I added more than a couple cups of water, plus threw in some cooked egg noodles. This was waaaaaaaaay peppery to both me and my fiance. Our mouths were on fire. I think maybe next time I'd leave out the garlic and peppercorn packet!
- February 4, 2009 at 4:38 PM
I made this Sunday but had to substitute the Peppercorn and Garlic with Au Jus as my store didn't have the Peppercorn packet. It was wonderful! This is going into my rotation of must haves.
- March 3, 2009 at 1:39 PM
This is, hands-down, the BEST roast I've ever made in the crockpot. You know how meat cooked in the crockpot has that sort of "I've been cooked in the crockpot" taste? Not that it's a bad thing, but this did not have that at all.
In addition to the other two packets, I used a roast gravy mix. As well, I wound up finishing the gravy in a pot on the stove. It was too salty even after adding 2 cups water, so I kept adding water until it was just right. I think I might've added 4 cups in total.
After that, I added a splash of red wine, used cornstarch as thickener, and then whipped in about a tablespoon of butter.
I served it to company. Everyone seemed to enjoy it a lot. I know I did as well as my husband! Another make-again recipe :)
- March 16, 2009 at 9:20 AM
- Algebra Teacher said...
We had this 3-packet roast last week and it was wonderful! I added a little cornstarch to some of the gravy to thicken it up and served it over mashed potatoes. We will definitely have this again. Even my picky husband thought it was great!! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
- March 29, 2009 at 8:23 PM
- Heather A said...
I didn't have any gravy packets or the Peppercorn packet on hand, so I used a Weber Mesquite Grill packet. It was good, but that packet was a little strong. I might use half next time. The broth was delicious and the meat was so tender!
- September 2, 2009 at 6:00 PM
- Rona's Home Page said...
I followed a link to this recipe. The blogger shared that she makes it with short ribs.
- October 26, 2009 at 4:34 PM
- Erica said...
Being a young professional, this was literally the first roast I've ever made! I think I've always been a little scared of making big meals in an oven and not really knowing what to do! Thank goodness for my crock pot and this website...you've given me confidence!
I put this together yesterday morning and added potatoes, carrots, an onion, and celery. The house smelled absolutely wonderful all day and I couldn't wait to see how it turned out. Around 6pm we dug in. The meat literally fell apart..it was SO moist and tender! My husband was very impressed with my cooking skills (usually he's the one who does the cooking in the house). We ate the meat along with the veggies that we dug out of the broth. All were VERY spicy (from the peppercorn packet, I assume) but very tasty! My lips were burning!
Thanks for another wonderful recipe (this weekend has been the weekend of crock-potting for me) and more importantly, giving me some confidence in the kitchen!
- November 9, 2009 at 7:01 AM
- Brianna said...
This was the very first dish I made in my slow cooker and I must say it was absolutely DELICIOUS! I made it for my fiance with a side of mashed potatoes and warm rolls - let's just say he was a very happy man! Thanks!
- December 21, 2009 at 7:33 PM
Made this while we were snowboarding, so we would have something ready to come home to. It turned out AMAZING!! I used an Au Jus packet, and the broth was so flavorful. Who would have known 3 mystery packets could work magic! Thanks for all of your recipes- I've made a few so far, and they have all been hits! Thanks for making me look like I know what I'm doing in the kitchen!
- December 31, 2009 at 12:46 PM
- Kristin said...
This was so yummy. My husband, who can be kind of picky, loved it. This will be added to my "make it again" list.
- January 18, 2010 at 3:18 PM
My family really loved this and it is so eaasy tomake
- February 24, 2010 at 1:23 PM
I've had this recipe bookmarked since the day you posted. lol Well I finally got around to making it and I'm so glad I did! :) I have a lot of the broth/gravy leftover I'm going to freeze it up and use it next time I make this instead of buying the 3 packets again. Do you think that would work ok?
- April 27, 2010 at 4:00 PM
I posted a question above regarding freezing the broth/gravy. Made this again last night with the frozen broth and the flavor didn't seem as strong. I didn't add any additional water so I don't know what went wrong. And the broth was frozen for less than 2 weeks. Conclusion, next time don't save the broth and freeze. lol Thanks again Steph for a great recipe. :)
- May 10, 2010 at 6:53 AM
Okay, my version of this procuded dry, tough meat. I am going to list for you only the ways I deviated from your recipe and I hope you, Stephanie, or anyone else tell me what I did wrong to a perfectly wonderful recipe:
(1) 2.7 lb "English roast," instead of chuck (much leaner, in retrospect).
(2) 6-quart (oval) slow cooker, instead of 4.
(3) Adding potatoes and carrots at bottom pushed the roast up out of the water.
(4) cooked on high 1 hour, low for 5.
I think I know what you are going to say, but I need to hear it.
- June 20, 2010 at 4:04 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi Pat,
this would have worked just fine, but you needed to cook it longer. Meat needs to have the opportunity to break down and tenderize. Although it was fully cooked, the meat didn't have the chance to break down and then soak up the juice. If you still have it, cut it into a few pieces, and shove it back in the juices for a few hours on low.
xoxo steph
- June 20, 2010 at 5:39 PM
- Eileen said...
I made this yesterday but I felt the gravy was too pepper hot and had to make separate gravy on the side. Has anyone else made it with the whole packet of Garlic Peppercorn marinade and did you have the same problem?
- September 3, 2010 at 11:29 AM
- Carol said...
I tried this tonight..it was delicious! I added onions, carrots and potatoes underneath the chicken, and it was perfect. I really liked the additional pepper taste from the Grill Mates package. It's a keeper!
- September 29, 2010 at 4:53 PM
- jonsbeka said...
Hi there! I rarely leave comments on blogs, but your blog has become a lifesaver for me :) I am pregnant, with gestational diabetes, and NOTHING seems to ever set well in my stomach. Using my crock pot almost every day has helped SO much! I can start something in the morning, thereby avoiding having to cook during my sickest times. We had this roast tonight, and ALL of us loved it! I couldn't find the grill mates packet in my store, so instead I used a garlic italian packet and some freshly ground pepper. I also put potatoes and carrots in the bottom with the one cup of water. I didn't need to add any more liquid to the recipe. I made a gravy out of the au jus, which turned out wonderfully. The next best thing to all of us eating it (kids can be SO picky) is that my kids were intrigued enough to help make it. Thanks again!
- October 11, 2010 at 4:06 PM
- Sarah said...
I finally tried this recipe about two weeks ago and it came out great! We just moved into our first house and two weekends ago had about 4 people over (plus the two of us) to help clean the place. I threw a 2.5 pound chuck roast into my crock pot with onions, potatoes, and carrots. I couldn't find the Peppercorn & Garlic Grill Mates so I used Garlic, Herb, and Wine GM instead. Everything was so tasty, it smelled delicious all day and had so much flavor. I was glad that we were able to feed our helpers a good meal and didn't just call out for pizza!
- October 14, 2010 at 7:43 AM
Some of you have mentioned using Lipton Onion Soup mix. For those of you on a gluten free diet, I understand that Lipton Onion Soup mix is no longer gluten free. Please be careful.
- November 12, 2010 at 12:40 PM
I made this tonight - loved it. My husband thought it was too spicy, so will probably just use half the peppercorn packet next time. One change I made - I cooked it in a can of beef consomme rather than one cup of water and it was yummy!
- January 11, 2011 at 5:26 PM
amazing! will become a regular!! :)
- January 21, 2011 at 4:45 AM
- ktquilts said...
We had this a couple times and loved it. Then on a whim I substituted red wine for the liquid. It rocked our world. The best ever!
- January 19, 2012 at 7:14 AM
- Staceface said...
I just tried this today but did half the packet of the peppercorn. I loved the taste. It was just hot enough for us. My two-year old is out of luck though. I wouldn't make it any different next time because I loved it THAT much.
- February 21, 2012 at 11:29 AM
- Staceface said...
P.S. this was my first meal ever on the slow cooker. Thank God for this blog. Making taco soup tomorrow and I am so excited! Who would've thought crockpots would be so awesome.
- February 21, 2012 at 11:34 AM
- albinofemme said...
I'm a poor college student, so I substituted the chuck roast with cheaper cubed steak. I'm hoping it turns out all right - the combination of flavors/the gravy sound lovely.
- April 4, 2012 at 5:13 AM
I've made this roast several times since discovering your blog, but today i had to change it up a little because i was out of italian dressing packets and didn't want to go back to the store. Again. BUT, in the fridge i had some zesty italian dressing that i don't remember buying, so i decided to use that instead. I did 1 cup water in the crock, then put in my mostly frozen roast, then mixed 1 cup of the dressing with the remaining 2 packets and poured that over the roast. Then cooked on low for 7 hours. Since we were home all day, my husband wouldn't shut up about how good it smelled. When i cut it up for dinner, he soaked it in the juice in the bottom of the pot for about 20 seconds before eating it. He ranted and raved about how great it tasted so much that he then demanded that i make a comment on your blog about it. Even though there were no survivors, i mean leftovers, he suggests using the leftovers to make a sandwich, and then dipping it in the leftover juices. He's a big french dip fan.
- June 10, 2012 at 4:34 PM
I found your blog a few days ago. I must say, I am so HAPPY I did. I love cooking in my crock, just tired of doing the same dishes. When I first saw this recipe, I said to myself, I have all of this here. So, I put it together & we had it for supper the next night. I was lost for words. It was FANTASTIC!! My husband said that it was the best thing I have cooked in a while...lol. I have since told family & friends, about this dish & your blog. Thanks for doing what you do!! I look forward to following your blog & cooking more of your dishes.
- September 10, 2012 at 8:00 PM
- ERinHS said...
Making this for the 2nd time today... will probably never prepare a roast in any other fashion again.
- December 16, 2012 at 5:16 AM
- Barbara said...
I just looked up and added together the amount of sodium in those three packets, and comes to 845 mg. per serving, which is atrocious. It's easy to make your own sauce/spice mixtures, and fun, too! I buy little boxes at 10/$1 at the dollar store, and make a whole batch at a time. Recipes can be found for all those things, and they are far less expensive, too, as well as healthier. No more chemical preservatives, or colors, or unpronounceable, questionable ingredients needed! I'll be glad to share some recipes.
- June 17, 2013 at 12:00 PM
- Jim Thompson said...
Would have tasted better without Michelle Obama.
- September 2, 2013 at 8:06 AM
- Annie said...
Amen to that, Jim. This recipe sounds delicious but Michelle would not approve. Too much salt in the seasoning packets. LOL
- October 21, 2013 at 5:59 PM
- ~Kris~ said...
This is one of my favorite recipes and I have made it many times since I first saw it on the Internnet. I put the leftover beef and sauce in a soup pot and add fresh or canned sliced beets and beef broth. Cook til the beets are tender and it makes a yummy soup. That's it, just beef and beets. I don't know if this qualifies as Borscht, but it is delicious whatever you call it.
- January 14, 2015 at 9:53 AM
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I posted a note on the FSM car thread in the main section. It's about this car.
I'm thinking his noodliness would approve of an FSM themed car running in this race series -
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Here's what it looks like in real life -
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Its a really fun series. Its being seen as the "Burning Man" of motor sports, Mardi Gras on wheels.
I'm on the west coast and could participate in Nor Cal events and getting a car together. Costs to get into your first race is typically $5k, and this includes getting the car, preparing it for the race, and running the race.
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Big Slide Mountain Climber's Log
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|The edge
Date Climbed: Feb 27, 2004
|Posted Mar 14, 2007 4:43 pm
Date Climbed: Mar 11, 2007
|Weird sunny day with the pressure dropping all day until about 5 pm. Lots of wind at 3,700 to 2,000 feet, but no wind at all on the summit. Trails in good conditions, well packed, with only a little ice. The warm weather, however, is creating postholing opportunities if you don't wear snowshoes.
|Posted Mar 12, 2007 1:38 pm
Date Climbed: Dec 10, 2006
|Via Brothers and then return via Johns Brook. Amazing views all over. Great weather and a great, easy climb. Crampons needed in some spots.
|Posted Dec 12, 2006 2:41 am
|Amazing hike
Date Climbed: Nov 24, 2006
|Up the steep trail to Yard Mountain then accross to Big Slide. Amazing views of the Great Range. Then we decended on a very icy and challenging (no crampons) trail. Descending the slabs on Three Brothers in the dark by headlamp we heard wolves howl - perfect.
|Posted Dec 2, 2006 2:57 am
|great views!
|camped near johns brook lodge. took trail 13 steady climb to summit and the scamble on top is great! so are the views of the great range! descended over yard mountain
|Posted Aug 6, 2006 11:06 pm
|Brothers Loop
Date Climbed: Feb 19, 2006
|The so-called "winter" conditions were disappointing. Wore crampons from the trailhead to the summit... basically ice the entire way. So little snow that leaves were mixed in at lower elevations. Strange weather this year in the 'Daks.
|Posted Feb 22, 2006 2:50 pm
|Seth Maciejowski
|Route Climbed: From JBL Date Climbed: October 2000
|Snowy on top, but we got some snatches of the view toward the North Face of the Gothics which was coated in snow and rime. We hiked over to Yard mtn and down to the Klondike leanto for a cold and wet night. The boots froze solid by morning.
|Posted Oct 18, 2005 8:54 am
|Route Climbed: Trail Date Climbed: Mar 6, 99 and Dec 7, 96
|I have yet to get a view.
|Posted Apr 30, 2005 1:00 pm
|Route Climbed: Via Brothers, Descent via Brook Date Climbed: January 2005
|Submitted by Michael Lindacher
Excellent winter day. Fifth summit, first in winter. Probably one of the best approaches in the entire Adirondacks. Good stuff.
I was even treated to a good laugh as the indominable Chris Pierz fell into a frozen river. It wasn't so bad, we only had a 4 mile walk out. Nice move Chris !!
|Posted Mar 17, 2005 6:50 pm
|Route Climbed: The Brothers Date Climbed: Oct. 4, 2004
|Beautiful fall day.
The leaves vary depending on the elevation.
Everything above 3,000 ft. were brown and falling down, everything in the valleys are full of colors.
It will ideal if for photos if snow falls on the peaks this week, with weather forcasts in the low 20's at night this week, so snow is possible.
As noted in other posts, the trail up the Brothers is well worth the hike. It could be argued that this is one of the best views for the least amount of work in the 'dacks. But this trail starts up right away and is a steady climb the whole way. This trail should not be under estimated.
Many outlooks all along the trail with superb views of the Great Range. At different points, you can see from Porter all the way to Algonquin.
|Posted Oct 6, 2004 4:58 pm
|Brian Pierz
|Route Climbed: From the Garden Over the Brothers, then down Phelps Trail Date Climbed: August 10, 2004
|My wife and I had a beautiful day for this hike, and I think it's my favorite trail so far. A lot of good hiking out of the trees, bringing some great views along the way. The summit views of the Great Range were fantastic.
We started out from the Garden over the Brothers to the summit, which is about 4 miles of moderate hiking. On the way down we took the Big Slide trail to the Johns Brook Trail (2.3 miles), then back to the Garden. About a nine mile trek in about 5 hours. A really good day hike.
Capped it off with a couple of Ubu ales and some artichoke/spinach dip at the Lake Placid Pub & Brewery.
|Posted Aug 11, 2004 12:23 pm
|Route Climbed: Brothers Trail Date Climbed: June 1994
|Very muddy, very buggy, some steep scrambles through the mud, in the trees most of the time...
|Posted Aug 1, 2004 11:58 am
|Route Climbed: from JBL Garden over the Brothers Date Climbed: May 31, 2004
|This is definitely the right way to climb Big Slide, via the Brothers. There are easily gained, closeup views of the Great Range en route. The ups and downs are arduous, but well worth-it. Great views from the top, feels like you're in the middle of it all. I took the Slide Mtn Brook trail back for a longer, gradual decent. Clear, warm day.
|Posted Jul 16, 2004 12:21 pm
|Route Climbed: brothers then JBL Date Climbed: april 2004
|Great view from the brothers, nice day hike depending on the snow status, snowshoes can be necessary.
|Posted May 24, 2004 9:54 am
|Route Climbed: Trail 3 from Johns Brook Straight up Date Climbed: 1/10/04
|My buddy Bob and I marched up Big Slide on Saturday, January 10th, 2004. We camped at Grace Camp, run by the ADK Mtn. Club. The night before was -20 below zero, and the daytime high was about 5 degrees F. We started at 10 AM. The climb is easy at first with a moderate grade. About a half mile in you reach a clearing which is in the summer, a rock face that water trickles over. It was all ice with snow over top. The clearing is a great place for catching a bite to eat and admiring the view of Gothics on the other side of the valley. The climb continues on at a little steeper grade. (It appears that the closer you get to the summit, the steeper the trail gets.) At one point you come to the base of the fairly steep section. It's densely wooded with small and large pines. Continue up this steep section until you get to the base of the summit which is .29 miles away from the top of the summit. Here it gets VERY steep. You MUST have snow shoes or crampons to climb this section. Once you get to the summit there is a natural rock face clearing with a 260 degree view of the mountain range. You can see Algonquin to your right and Gothics straight ahead across the Johns Brook Valley. An awesome hike. We hiked back down the way we came because the trail that traversed Yard Mtn would have added 2 miles to our trip and we wanted to get back to Grace camp before dark.
|Posted Jan 12, 2004 8:32 am
|Route Climbed: from johns brook Date Climbed: february 20 2001
|Rented camp peggy obrien and brought some friends in for some backcountry. First date with my soulmate. Rode from the summit, and had an incredible weekend. Fell through ice and ripped off my thumbnail. Loved every freakin' minute of it.
|Posted Sep 23, 2003 9:43 pm
|Route Climbed: trail over the Brothers Date Climbed: Aug 22, 2001
|This is a phenomenol hike! In August the blueberries on the Brothers complement the views of the Great Range very nicely! The outstanding thing about this hike is the large bald areas that contain great views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The view from Big Slide is also a classic. There are also a couple of overlooks where you can look over the edge of the Big Slide if you are unafraid of heights! This hike is one I would definitely take a visitor on to introduce them to the Adirondack Mountains because this hike has just about everything that is good about these mountains.
|Posted Aug 6, 2003 8:09 pm
|Route Climbed: The Brothers Date Climbed: Aug 3rd 2003
|A day trip with my family and for once some great views. The other times I have been up it I was socked in weather wise.
The Blueberries were in and we managed to pick a nice big bunch for breakfast the next moring.
|Posted Aug 5, 2003 7:54 am
|Route Climbed: Garden lot via the brothers Date Climbed: November 24 2002
|paying to park in a mud hole sucks! only in the state off ny, 3 highest taxes in the country, 49th lowest in sevices provided! make us proud pataki!
|Posted Feb 14, 2003 1:01 pm
|Route Climbed: Via the Brothers down to John's Brook and out. Date Climbed: 7/14/02
|A modest Day hike to a great summit with great views south to the Great Range. We did this as a family hike (two kids and two dogs) and we had great fun getting the dogs over the steep upper slopes. Overall a faily easy human hike, with a long boring hike out near John's Brook lodge.
Better to go up the brothers and back out the same way. More views that way.
|Posted Dec 4, 2002 6:06 pm


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(b) Multiple Presentations Not Authorized.— A member is not eligible for a presentation of a flag under subsection (a) if the member has previously been presented a flag under this section or any other provision of law providing for the presentation of a United States flag incident to release from active service for retirement.
Source(Added Pub. L. 105–261, div. A, title VI, § 644(b)(1),Oct. 17, 1998, 112 Stat. 2048; amended Pub. L. 106–65, div. A, title VI, § 652(e),Oct. 5, 1999, 113 Stat. 666.)
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A prior section 6141, act Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 382, related to date of commencement of pay of officers of Regular Navy or Regular Marine Corps, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 87–649, § 14c(37),Sept. 7, 1962, 76 Stat. 501. See section 905 of Title 37, Pay and Allowances of the Uniformed Services.
1999—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 106–65substituted "under this section or any other provision of law providing for the presentation of a United States flag incident to release from active service for retirement." for "under this section or section 3681 or 8681 of this title or section 516 of title 14."
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The Dolans, the Clan That Built the Cablevision Empire, Say Goodbye
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Berenice Marlohe, the latest actress to capture the attention of James Bond, caught our eye while promoting Skyfall in New York last week. The 23rd installment of the Bond series marks the first English-language film for the Chinese/Cambodian/French beauty, but she looks like she was born to join the ranks of Bond girls like Ursula Andress to Halle Berry. We checked in with her beauty team for tips and tricks to achieving her sultry femme fatale look.Skin
Makeup artist Jake Bailey started by mixing Marlohe's own Yves Saint Laurent Le Teint Touche Eclat Illuminating Foundation ($55) with Lancome's La Base Pro Perfecting Makeup Primer ($42) and applied it with a brush to moisturized skin. To set the base, he dusted on Guerlain's Les Voilettes Loose Powder ($57) in 03 Beige Natural and Nars' Bronzing Powder ($34) in Casino. "Sweep bronzer under the cheekbones and along the hairline with a brush to add dimension," Bailey says.
Bailey applied Ben Nye Professional Crème Color ($12) in Light Auguste over Marlohe's whole cheek area with a large powder brush for a lasting flush. "A lot of cream blushes are too sticky or sheer," he says. "But this one is kind of like a coral-colored foundation."
A sultry eye was the focus of the look, so Bailey lined the entire lash line with Urban Decay's 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil ($19) in Perversion, dragging the color up the lid all the way to the crease. "You have to blend it really quickly because it sets fast," he says. He used a cone-shaped eye shadow brush to blur the edges for a smoky effect, then set it with Nars' Single Eye Shadow ($24) in Daphne. The next trick was Marlohe's idea: he applied the actress' own red shimmery eye shadow--so old it didn't have a label anymore--on the crease and inner corners of her eyes. "I was hesitant, but it blended really beautifully with the purple and black," Bailey says. (For a similar look try Stila Eye Shadow ($18) in Terracotta.) A few coats of Covergirl LashBlast 24Hr Mascara ($8) in Very Black on the top and bottom lashes finished the actress' eyes.
Bailey prepped Marlohe's lips with By Terry Baume de Rose ($60), giving it a few minutes to soak in. Then he used Kevyn Aucoin's The Elegant Lip Gloss ($27) in Vesuvian--a shimmery nude that's "somewhere between a gloss and a lipstick."
Hairstylist Giannandrea prepped Marlohe's wet hair with Kerastase Resistance Volumactive Amplifying Perfecting Mousse ($34) before blow-drying with a round boar-bristle brush for volume. "I wanted the crown area to have height," he says. Then he used a one-inch curling iron to "slightly twist each section before wrapping it around the iron to get a waved result." A light mist of Biolage by Matrix Styling Freeze Fix Hair Spray ($14) was next, followed by Ecru New York's Silk Nectar Serum ($33) to give shine and fullness. The finishing touch? He swept the actress' hair to one side and pinned it with three large bobby pins. "I kept a few long bang pieces loose in the front to frame the face and give that feeling of sexiness," he says. Our verdict: she's all set for a cocktail with Bond, James Bond.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Parents in the East Carbon area and some educators in the Carbon School District were upset last month when principal Melissa Bueno was transferred from Bruin Point Elementary School to Wellington Elementary with little warning to the staff at the school, the students or the parents.
Parents and students largely said that they didn't want to lose Bueno. Some educators around the district were perplexed about the way the entire thing was handled, partly because it moved so quickly.
"We followed our policy on the transfer and the subsequent filling of the Bruin Point principal's position," said Robert Cox, Carbon School District's administrator over human resources on Tuesday during an interview. "When Kelly Martinez resigned at Wellington Elementary to go to work in the Clark County Nevada schools, we had an opening we had to fill and we did it."
Some complaints had come from school district personnel that first the job at Wellington was not offered in any kind of advertising within the district and that the subsequent selection of Leslie Jewkes as the new principal of Bruin Point overlooked a number of people. But Cox maintained that things were done right, albeit fast. "The first thing we did was to contact all the present elementary principals to see if any of them wanted to move from their present positions to Wellington Elementary," stated Cox. "Missy (Bueno) said that she wanted to do that and we had no other takers. So we decided to let her transfer."
Cox said that the filling of a principal's job in the middle of the school year is a tough thing for the district and for anyone who accepts the job to go through. Most principals are assigned to a school at the beginning of the summer and they have time to get used to the building and the operation of that school before the students return in the fall. He said the district administration felt lucky that an experienced principal wanted to go to the school, because it has twice the size of faculty and the building is much larger than what Bueno had been managing in Sunnyside.
Cox also pointed out that as soon as the Bruin Point principal made her intentions known, Patsy Bueno, the acting superintendent, Missy Bueno's mother, recused herself from any dealings with the situation. The transfer was handled by other administrators, headed up by Joan Atwood, the elementary school supervisor.
"Once Missy had spoken with Joan, Joan decided that would be a good way to go," said Cox.
Then the problem came of filling the Bruin Point spot.
"We sat down as an administration and looked around the district for who was qualified both by way of experience and in certification," said Cox. "There were a number of people in the district that had the certification to fill the job, but most of them had experience either totally or mostly in secondary education. Jewkes on the other hand had 30 years of elementary experience and the certification to go along with it. Joan went to the Superintendent and told her our choice and the Superintendent asked Leslie if she would like the position. Leslie said yes and so the Superintendent assigned her to Bruin Point."
However, some felt that while the district did follow the letter of the law, they ignored the spirit of involving other possibly qualified people in the process.
"You can go by the letter of the law, which the district did, but what you will end up with is a demoralized staff and the feeling that teachers in this district and in fact in the entire state are second class citizens," said Jim Thompson, president of the Carbon Education Association in a phone interview on Wednesday morning. "If they had simply posted the position at Bruin Point, put in an interim principal during the absence, and then interviewed people who applied, it would have led to a better situation."
Thompson said that he thought there was a good chance that Jewkes would have received the position anyway. But he also said it just would have been good for district personnel if the district had done things differently.
"Leslie Jewkes is a wonderful teacher and she was well qualified," he said. "But what I am speaking for concerning the teachers in this district is the process. I have trouble with the process that was used, not the selection that was made."
Atwood defended the way the things progressed by explaining that they already knew the pool of candidates in the district because of the opening at Creekview Elementary last summer.
"When Creekview opened we posted it within the policy guidelines and actually went through two rounds of interviews," she explained. "We interviewed a number of candidates including Leslie, who went through both rounds. We knew the people in the district who had the qualifications and reflected upon those when we were making this decision."
Jewkes was not hired for that position at that time. Instead the district went outside and hired John Thomas who came to Carbon from Tooele School District.
Based on the district's assessment, as Cox stated, no one in the district had a combination of elementary experience and the certifications needed like Jewkes did. Cox also went on to explain the differences between managing an elementary school and a secondary school.
"I understand this because until I got into the district office I had no experience even being in an elementary school," he said. "All my time had been spent in secondary schools. They are very different from each other, especially in how you deal with students."
The Sun Advocate obtained a copy of the district's policy on administrative hiring, transfer and reduction in force procedures. While the actual hiring process is a more drawn out procedure, the transfer and appointing of qualified applicants to administrative positions seems to have been basically followed in the Wellington/Bruin Point situation. At the beginning of the policy there is a provision that allows expedient handling of openings. It states "The district office shall advertise administrative vacancies. However, the district office shall not be required to advertise administrative vacancies filled through involuntary or through voluntary transfers of administrators currently assigned to similar positions in the district."
Cox maintained that the emails to current elementary principals was an advertisement of the Wellington opening to all those who would be qualified.
"As for the Bruin Point opening, Jewkes had the certification and the best experience within the district to fill that position."


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Between Glastonbury (which is currently taking place), the upcoming Music to Know festival in East Hampton (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are attending), and all of the major summer tours (Britney! Rihanna! Janet!), we've definitely got music on our minds right now. As such, we thought it's the perfect time to check in with some of our favorite fashion-forward musicians and see what they're wearing when they're not on stage. From up-and-coming songbirds to established stars, we've rounded up an excellent batch of talented ladies, all of whom are equally easy on the eyes and ears! Read on for details about their personal style choices and be sure to tell us which look tops your chart!
WHO: Diane Birch
WHAT: Currently at work in London on her second studio album, Birch is a soulful singer-songwriter who creates piano-driven music with slightly '70s vibe and counts superstars like Prince amongst her fans.
WEAR: Snapped during the Tribeca Film Festival at the debut of Karl Lagerfeld and Rachel Bilson's original short film series for Magnum Ice Cream, Birch showed off her noteworthy fashion sensibilities by pairing a Comme des Garcons midi skirt with a cropped red vintage Christian Dior Jacket. As always, she picked a slew of noteworthy accessories, including Iro ankle boots, a Lock & Co hat, vintage Chanel belt, and loads of vintage jewelry. To emulate her look, try the following pieces: Eight Sixty's High Low Dress ($92), Stylestalker's Addict Maxi Dress ($140), Topshop's Coral Crop Shoulder Detail Jacket ($110), Forever 21's Cropped Linen- Blend Blazer ($28), and ASOS' Wide Brim Fedora ($43).
WHO: Janelle Monae
WHAT: In addition to being a fashion-editor favorite--did you see her in the July issue of W yet?--Monae is currently at Glastonbury, touring Europe, and is doing a few performances with Katy Perry this summer.
WEAR: Photographed arriving at the 2011 Pre-Grammy Gala at the Beverly Hilton Hotel earlier this year, Monae looked wildly chic wearing a menswear-influenced Chanel look. Instead of opting for a traditional tux, we love the fact that Monae went for cream-colored separates and accented these tailored pieces with a floppy black bow tie. To emulate her look, try the following pieces: Topshop's Ellie Bow Blouse By Yuki ($110), Alice + Olivia's Mindy Stretch Silk Blouse ($154), By Malene Birger's Ballak Zip Pocket Pants ($295), and Whistles' Waterfall Coat ($388).
WHO: Sky Ferreira
WHAT: The ridiculously beautiful 19-year-old Ferreira has a cult-following of the coolest fashion-world insiders who love her Nylon and Calvin Klein-approved looks (she stars in the latter's CK One campaign), gritty personal style, and infectious pop songs.
WEAR: Spotted at the spring benefit celebrating the opening of the second section of New York's High Line, Ferreira went for a minimalist look in an all-white Calvin Klein Collection ensemble, which was comprised of the Silk Drape Sleeved Dress ($1795, 212.292.9000) from the Pre-Fall 11 collection and a pair of Smoked Brush Calf Pumps ($795, 212.292.9000) from the Fall 11 collection. To emulate her look, try the following pieces: 6 Shore Road's Le Sac Dress ($98), Theory's Jaylyn Dress ($295), Opening Ceremony's Chantal Lace Platform Pumps ($402), and Jeffrey Campbell's Patent D'Orsay Wedges ($149).
WHO: Tennessee Thomas
WHAT: By day, Thomas is the drummer and one of the founding members of the perpetually buzzed-about band The Like (which played during Rachel Antonoff's Fall 11 presentation, to the delight of all attendees), but by night she's the poster girl for quirky, vintage-loving fashion enthusiasts.
WEAR: Photographed at the NARS party celebrating Francois Nars' new beauty book, Makeup Your Mind: Express Yourself earlier this summer, Thomas looked darling, as always, in a polka-dot Prada shirt, Charles Anastase pleated skirt, and APC boots. We especially adore the fact that she carried a vintage basket in lieu of a handbag. To emulate her look, try the following pieces: Coast's Evelyn Blouse With Polka Dot Print ($121), Topshop's Buttermilk Polka Dot Drop Hem Ruffle Cami ($40), By Corpus' Drape Tulip Skirt ($59), Ecote's Leather Chelsea Boots ($79), and H by Hudson's Cowboy Ankle Boots ($138).
WHO: Oh Land
WHAT: Known for a clever mix of pop, dance, and experimental electronica, this Danish beauty is currently supporting her latest self-titled album with a European tour. You can catch her late next month when she makes her way back to the U.S. with shows in Minneapolis, Chicago, and Detroit.
WEAR: Photographed outside the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York back in March, the singer-songwriter demonstrated why her unique-yet-inspiring sense of style should be celebrated. She created a noteworthy, affordable outfit comprised of a cropped H&M jacket, Urban Outfitters blouse, and printed shorts by Weekday. To incorporate some refined bohemian flair into the mix, Oh Land accessorized with a wide-brimmed vintage hat and an Alexander Wang long-strap bag, and finished the ensemble with a pair of caramel Tolstoy peep toe heels. To emulate her look, try the following pieces: Warehouse's Luxe Cropped Blazer ($207), French Connection's Floral Shorts ($81), Rag & Bone's Flynn Hat ($125), and Jeffrey Campbell's Douma Platform Wedge Sandals ($179).
WHO: Florence Welch
WHAT: Welch, otherwise known as the star of Florence + the Machine, has earned high acclaim for her incredible rock and soul vocals, which can be enjoyed on her first album Lungs. She is currently in London working on her second album, which is expected to release later this year.
WEAR: The gorgeous redhead has proven to be quite the tastemaker lately, stepping out in a slew of awe-inspiring ensembles by high-profile fashion houses like Chanel and Givenchy. Speaking of the latter, Welch caught our attention during Paris Fashion Week back in March, when she wore Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci's Armadillo Grain de Poudre Jacket ($2855, 312.587.1000), Armadillo Satin Skirt ($2780, 305.674.7899), and Armadillo Wool Print Bag ($1805, available at select Nordstrom stores). The combination of matching bold prints speaks to the vocalist's adoration for unexpected and visually intriguing ensembles. To emulate her look, try the following pieces: Just Female's Urban Printed Soft Tailored Jacket ($112) and Winter Kate's Kamkura Maxi Dress ($275).
WHO: Uffie
WHAT: It's been a year since Uffie released her debut album Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans, but the Florida born, France raised phenom continues to win over the Paris underground music scene with her cool, electro-pop vocals.
WEAR: Spotted at the Paris premiere of Sucker Punch a few months ago, Uffie impressed us with her cool-girl sensibilities, and the way she expertly teamed a feminine pink button-down blouse and classic black pumps with a leather jacket and dark skinny jeans for a fresh take on this season's downtown-lady trend. To emulate her look, try the following pieces: Topshop's Faux Leather Bomber Jacket ($106), Equipment's Signature Blouse ($188), Decades Denim's Marilyn Cropped Cigarette Jeans ($108), and Jessica Simpson's Waleo Pumps ($89).
Photos of Diane Birch, Florence Welch, Janelle Monae, Oh Land, and Uffie, courtesy of Getty; Photo of Tennessee Thomas, courtesy of Billy Farrell Agency


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The Lenoir-Rhyne Football Team has set ticket prices for Saturday's NCAA Division II home playoff game with Fort Valley State. Kickoff is set for Noon at
Moretz Stadium. Ticket prices are $6.00 for reserve, $5.00 for general admission and $3.00 for students with proper identification and kids.
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Weight: 4.4 oz (1/2 pair)
Season: S11
Vendor ProductId: J35722, J35728
Review ProductId: 25473
Reviewed by 1 customer
Comments about Merrell Barefoot Pure Glove (Women's):
I just got these this morning, have worn them all day, and already am in love with these shoes. They are super-lightweight, very comfortable, and also very cute! I highly recommend these shoes!!


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TCIWAY webmail
Wind & Wave Forecast
Times Of the Islands
Online Magazine
(visit website here)
Turks & Caicos Real Estate
Online Magazine
TCIWAY webmail
Wind & Wave Forecast
This informational site on the Turks and Caicos Islands is a community endeavor by Lime, the telephone and Internet Service Provider in the Turks & Caicos Islands to promote tourism and growth of the local economy.
Welcome and enjoy your visit online!
Fresh content added daily with the latest information throughout Turks and Caicos Islands. TCI Mall combines travel information, island by island specifics, leisure activities and community news as well as an extensive directory of business professionals found in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Our office is located mid-island on Providenciales at Caribbean Place. Come and visit us.
The ENEWS Weekly updated Community Newsletter in The Turks & Caicos
Times Of The Islands
Magazine is for people who have more than a casual interest in the Turks and Caicos.
How To Add Your Business - Get it listed on the top information directory for the Turks and Caicos Islands
TCI MALL Banner Ads - Add your banner to the pages of TCI MALL and let thousands of people get to your website
The Turks and Caicos Islands is a country of 8 major islands and numerous uninhabited cays located 575 miles south of Miami. TCI uses the postal code BWI which represents British West Indies, a diversified group of Caribbean islands including Anguilla, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Monserrat, and the Turks and Caicos Islands, all dependent areas of the United Kingdom.
Turks & Caicos Islands are known for the worlds most beautiful beaches, pristine coral reefs, diving, fishing, offshore investments, luxury condominiums and villa vacation rentals. The Islands are protected by a government dedicated to preserving the islands natural beauty..... come see why we call ourselves 'beautiful by nature'
About The TCI MALL - What / Who / Where is the TCI Mall?
Link Your Website - Get it listed on the top information directory for the Turks and Caicos Islands
Register Your Domain Name - Register a domain name with us


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Pet Accessories
As members of the family, Fido and Fluffy deserve just as much modern style in their dining areas as the rest of us. That's why Lumens' selection of dog bowls, cat bowls and other related pet accessories are bright, colorful, clean and durable. Best of all, the modern designs of this dog stuff and cat stuff blend in beautifully with the stylish decor throughout the rest of your home. So that means there's no need to banish your pets to the garage or backyard for mealtime any longer.
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