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Why Liberals Are Weak When Faced with Fundamentalism
Mr. Simpson, Douglas P. and Katherine B. Loker Professor of English, Harvard University, is the author of Burning to Read: English Fundamentalism and its Reformation Opponents (Harvard University Press, 2007).Liberal intellectuals recoil from the obvious manifestations of scriptural fundamentalism, yet they continue to admire the very culture that produced it. The inheritors of the Enlightenment, they trace their own dissenting, intellectual ancestry from the very society that successfully promoted scriptural literalism and inerrancy. Liberals continue, that is, to accept the Whig interpretation of sixteenth-century Protestant reading: they continue to maintain that this was a grounding moment of the liberal tradition, when the ordinary reader could read the Bible for him or herself, when the individual gained freedom from the disciplines of an always oppressive institution. Liberals also routinely dismiss fundamentalism as an incomprehensible historical throwback. They present fundamentalism as the product of some weird historical warp that has thrown "conservative" reading practices into the realm of what should be a neat and tidy modernity, swept clean by the broom of the Enlightenment.
All these persuasions need to be scrutinized. The liberal tradition needs to revise its genealogy from sixteenth-century Protestantism, and it needs to understand that scriptural literalism is not some ghastly "medieval" revenant. Its extraordinary contemporary vigor attests, on the contrary, to its status as a creature of modernity itself, an alternative to Enlightenment modernity. As we approach (as we enter, indeed) the second wave of fundamentalist reading in the West, not to speak of the Middle East, we should understand how the first wave produced a century and more of European violence, from 1517 to, say, 1648. We ignore understanding our religious history, and particularly the history of religious reading, at our own contemporary peril.
We should abandon simplistic, Whig accounts of sixteenth-century reformers, accounts that have received powerful restatement in recent English historiography. In particular we should abandon the following rock-hard persuasions of the liberal tradition: that Luther believed that readers should interpret the Bible freely, making up their own minds about the truth of Scripture; that Luther placed the liberating text of Scripture above the institution of the Church; and that Lutheran theology is more "democratic."
Instead, we would be well advised to reread Luther and his vigorous English followers, especially William Tyndale (c. 1494-1536). There we discover that the Lutheran moment was the source of fundamentalism, and the source of different kinds of persecutory violence. Most obviously, Lutheran reading practice provoked violence against its stated enemies; more surprisingly, it also provoked psychological violence, paranoia and permanent schism within its own adherents. In many ways the Lutheran program turns out to produce a bad news Bible.
How? Luther detested what he called "private interpretation." He promoted, instead, a movement that repudiated interpretation itself. A recurrent theme in Lutheran theology is that Scripture interprets itself. Scripture is not, and cannot be subject to the messy negotiations of history in which all other texts are immersed. It does its own interpreting (i.e. Scripture interprets itself, but my interpretation is right).
Neither did Luther place the text of Scripture above and before the Church, despite frequently proclaiming that he does exactly that. Instead, his position is that one has to be a member of the True Church, the Church of the Elect, before one can be a good reader (how else can we explain the fact that so many readers get what should be an entirely open and incontrovertible Scripture wrong?).
Neither are Luther and his followers democrats, by any stretch of the imagination. The "politics" of their theology is stridently absolutist, with God holding all the initiative and decision making, regardless of the worth of individual Christians, who are, in any case, radically incapable of exercising free will and free choice. How could Christians choose, abject and infected as they are by original sin? No, Christians could not be relied on to elect the boss (democracy); it was instead the boss who elected them (predestination).
Luther's theology, then, posited an exclusivist and extraordinarily demanding institution (the invisible, True Church of the Elect) as the precondition of any "good" reading. This is where the individual reader's grievous psychological stress emerges; it's also whence the schismactic, even paranoid quality of evangelical experience derives.
For if one was saved only by God's predestinarian grace, the difficulty lay in knowing whether or not one had been chosen. One couldn't materially advance one's chances, since the decision had been taken; all one could do was to search for signs of which way the decision had gone. Spiritual experience becomes less a matter of works in the world and more a matter of exhaustively scrutinizing the world, and the Bible, for signs of one's own fate. The limpid, straightforward text of Scripture was surrounded and invaded, that is, by illegible signs and portents (have I been saved?).
Spiritual experience becomes less a matter of slow accretions of virtuous action in the world, and more a matter of sudden, born-again conversions. The past is rejected and the Christian energized by the gratitude any newly elected member of an exclusive club feels.
Exclusivism based on literal understanding of the Bible itself produces, however, more exclusions. Literalism is both the child and the parent of distrust: the new born evangelical convert learns to distrust both his or her own persuasion of personal salvation (self-persuasion is the hardest psychological trick, after all). He or she will also distrust others who feel certain they are elected members of the True Church. Put two readers of any complex text together and you've got two differing interpretations. If those two readers can appeal only to the literal sense, then those two divergent evangelical interpretations inevitably lead to schism.
I am here describing sixteenth-century phenomena, without any necessary reference to contemporary evangelical and/or fundamentalist practices in the United States. Historically the Protestant tradition has much to be immensely proud of, but those achievements are, I suggest, born more from unpredictable historical paradoxes than directly from the sources of Protestant culture. And certainly the Christian Right in the United States, with its individualist, social-Darwinist economics, its idolatry (of the God Bless America kind), and its unshakeable sense of having been elected, conforms in many ways to the exclusivist, distrustful culture that took shape in the sixteenth century. It's time that the liberal tradition confronted fundamentalists more directly, rather than just wishing they'd go away. For that confrontation to be successful, liberals need to rewrite the genealogy of their tradition.
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Jason Blake Keuter - 3/1/2008
This returns us to the central paradox of liberalism: it wasn't simply about liberty; its origins rest in the assumption that liberating man from the shackles of medievalism would produce a specific kind of society. In other words, liberty was the means to an end that all "truly" free people would naturally embrace. In the immediate historical exercise of that liberty, however, it was discovered that the values and beliefs of liberals were not necessarily those of the people they aimed to set free. It was at this point that the liberal patron, shepard was born. In other words, it was at this point that liberalism showed its reactionary side, and the liberal intellectual took over the role of the priest and cleric, directing and controlling ideas to assure that those ideas did not challenge the enlightenment vision of a perfect, harmonious society.
Liberalism thus unleashed forces that conservatives predicted it would : namely, disorder. But the fruits of liberalism are only disorder for those who value order. The conservatives obviously did. What is usually absent from any discussion of liberalism and its enlightenment era roots is that the liberals did too.
Thus liberals say they're for liberty, but, when they don't win, they proclaim that the liberty exercised by voters was tarnished by superstition or was a by product of sinister (i.e. popish now corporate but its all the same) manipulation by illiberal and reactionary bogeymen. In other words, human freedom must lead to some kind of predetermined result and when it doesn't it can't be called true liberty. Those who believe that the right to exercise liberty is the most precious end that can be attained and have the maturity to realize that no "total" victory is possible in any democratic and free society do not find much companionship among so-called liberals, who have been constantly trying to stuff the genie of free people back into the medieval bottle from which they were conjured by elitist, insular and foolish philosophes so many centuries ago.
Alonzo Hamby - 2/27/2008
No one can question that early Calvinism was authoritarian, but what of the implications of contract theory. Do we assume that Locke would have developed them as he did if Calvinism had not existed. That modern liberalism derived in substantial measure from Calvinist theory may be ironic, but nonetheless true.
Nigel Anthony Sellars - 2/25/2008
I think Prof. Simpson places too much blame on Luther. Much of his description of Lutheran theology is actually a much better description of Ulrich Zwingli and Jean Calvin's theology (esp. predestination.)
We must also remember that modern fundamentalism is a creature of the 19th century and of Romanticism as well. Premilennialists like John Nelson Darby and the Holiness and Pentecostal movements have their own twisted and tortured origins and theology that really owes little to Luther except the Reformation itself.
But Simpson is quite right to attribute the problem to that idea of literal interpretation and persecutory violence to the Reformation and to the "idea" of "personal interpretation."
A possibly apocryphal story attributed to George Bernard Shaw illustrates it well. When being told by two evangelical missionaries of their success in converting Africans and teaching them to read the Bible, Shaw asked the missionaries if the converts also knew how to use rifles. When the missionaries replied, yes, that the converts did, Shaw responded, "Then sirs, you have doomed us all."
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How would you describe your two bosses Vince McMahon and Dixie Carter? You can't compare Vince to anybody, if it wasn't for Vince McMahon I wouldn't be here talking to you. He knows how to make money and make stars, I wouldn't be working for Dixie Carter right now if it wasn't for Vince McMahon doing what he did for me. Dixie is a woman and she has that caring aspect about her, sometimes she lets personal [issues] get involved with business because she can't help it. She cares about the wrestlers and their wellbeing and their welfare. Other than that I think Dixie has done a great job, we are talking about a woman that has been involved in the entertainment business but not the wrestling business. It is different when you are involved in music and go over to wrestling, there is so much difference, I think the last 12 years she has had to learn on the job and I think she has done a good job. I can't say anything bad about her, one thing I'll say is that I'm not sure she would have made it without the help of Jeff Jarrett because she did need someone to help transition here and there and Jeff has a great mind for the business. She has learnt a lot during her time at TNA but at the same time she has to make business decisions that she doesn't necessarily like. Lately she has made some very rash business decisions when you are talking about Hulk Hogan and AJ Styles but she has to do what is best for the company, if she thinks that is what is best for the company she has to do it. Would other people agree, no, but she is doing what is best for her company and you can't blame her for that."
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With this in mind, we've come up with 13 pretty big celebrities whose names keep being in the news despite a lack of any discernible skill. Apparently, all it takes to strike it big is to film a sex tape and/or be a terrible mother:
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The most obvious selection here. She is world famous because she had sex with Ray J on camera and knows how to use Instagram.
2. Kendra Wilkinson
She mastered the art of sleeping with a really old dude and watching the money pour in for some reason.
3. Jenelle Evans
We should all fight with our moms and have babies out of wedlock if it means this kind of attention.
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I will go out on a limb and say the generator spammer is so bullheaded and insistent that getting warranty service from his outfit will require the First Army. fool doesn't care that he doesn't get it.
sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money?
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heh, should be a blindfold, not a headband
sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money?
I have been hearing great reviews of those crappy Chinese generators !!!
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
there seems to be a problem with everything imported from china . Even their junk is junk. Why do we persist in buying their stuff is beyond me. Maybe that's how they plan to win a war with us without firing a shot. Just bury us in cr#p
notice how everything breaks in a year. they keep us buying same crap over and over
have you gotten a look at the new gas cans??? thje feds say we gotta use. give me a break...the new safety cans are DANGERIOUS they gonna get some body killed. they leak
I think the tide is slowly turning in our favor. Chinese workers want what we already have, humane working conditions, a better pay scale and normal work hours. Certainly can't blame them.
America is being helped by those huge natural gas finds that can fuel factories and such. Some reports tend to point out that Chinese will be paying four times the amount for those fuels when all is factored in. The real reason jobs will return is because of those costs. Not because "It is the right thing to do, return jobs to America". America corporations care about dividends and stockholders, not the working class. Never did care, never will, no matter what some Wall St propaganda TV commercial will spout.
Time to get off the soapbox and enjoy Sunday.
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
And once again the persistent spammer is back with more jibberish on generators.
And once again I'm attempting to bury him/her/it.This message has been edited. Last edited by: GardenSprite,
It's unfortunate that when we complain about the shoddy Chinese products, we don't really make the distinction between the workers and the executives and government. I'm very guilty of that myself. It's not the workers' fault.
And I'm looking forward to the days when Chinese workers are treated better and perhaps even unionized. They're a people who've been abused for decades by oppressive governments.
manufacturing is starting to come back to the US and Mexico because Chinese labor is getting too expensive, what with transoceanic shipping and all.
there is a set of islands someplace that is pig-full of rusting tankers and freighters that there are no loads for.
but getting back to Chinese generators... which you can buy almost everyplace, under as many brands as there are stars in the sky, and they all look the same... there are some decent ones with OHV engines that look like Honda clones.
I repeat myself... in the end, the parts and service you get from your local dealer and their distribution support makes or breaks the product.
I finally broke down and got a generator during the last sleet week just big enough to run the furnace. distribution is a regional outfit that always has a lot full of the little buggers whining away as QC, and they get a container of parts with every X containers of generators. decent unit, but it is brush commutated, so it will have a definite lifetime.
and the guy is down the street, not in Spamland selling fake hormone pills on the left hand and fake welders on the right.
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Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
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Inflorescence: heads radiate or discoid; involucres obconic to bell-shaped; phyllaries in several overlapping series, linear to oblanceolate, generally recurved
Ray flowers 025; corollas < 9 mm, yellow
Disk flowers 460; corollas 410 mm, gradually flared from middle
Fruit 110 mm, 45-angled; pappus of 2060 bristles, 2.512 mm, white to reddish brown
Species in genus: 13 species: w North America
Etymology: (Barclay Hazard, 19th Century CA botanist)
Reference: [Clark 1979 Madroño 26:105127]
Perennial or subshrub 25 dm, glabrous to scabrous-glandular, resinous
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Disk flowers 1530
Fruit 510 mm, glabrous, 5-angled; pappus 710 mm, brownish
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Bioregional distribution: Northwestern California, Sierra Nevada
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t's difficult to review a Michael Moore movie because it's hard to separate the film from the message. Â Most people who write a review on his movies end up dissecting what they agree or disagree with what he's trying to say. Â But that's not what a movie reviewer should do. Â What we should do is judge the movie based on how well it was executed as a piece of cinema, as a documentary. Â That's what I plan on doing. Â It is interesting to me that one of the harshest criticisms of Moore is that his movies are biased. Â Well, of course they are...they're documentaries. Â ALL documentaries are biased. Â They all start with a thesis or a opinion and then the movie sets out to prove it true. Â In "Capitalism," Moore's thesis is that Capitalism is a corrupt and evil system that has replaced Democracy in our country and devastate many for the gains of a few. Â I happen to agree with that, but as a reviewer I'll refrain on diving into my thoughts and how they differ from his on the matter. Â Moore is one of the best documentary filmmakers of all time. Â His movies are refreshing, edgy, revolutionary, funny, heartbreaking but above all...entertaining. Â He uses archival footage from How To films, propaganda movies, news reels and more to create this fast-moving, brightly colored world of examples of how things were (for the good or bad). Â As in all his films, he has his sarcastic at times, somber at others and always monotonous voice to narrate us through it. Â He does however cast himself as a more visible player in "Capitalism" than he has in past, such as "Fahrenheit 9/11." Â But it moves too slow and it's too long. Â At over 2 hours, it's exhausting after a while trying to keep up on such a complex and confusing subject. Â Most of us, including me and HIM, don't understand the concepts of what made Wall Street collapse or why financial de-regulation happened or even what the hell a derivative is!!!! Â So to try and cram all that into a movie is really a jagged pill to swallow. Â But besides that aspect, it's still very good. Â Moore is great at telling stories; he lets things get really sad but then is sure to pick you up with something funny. Â He makes sure you get angry over what he claims is wrongdoing, but then inspires you to do something about it. Â In fact the last 15 minutes of the movie, which is nothing but a Call to Arms, will give anyone goosebumps on the arms and inspirational tears in the eyes, unless you're rich. Â The only problem is that I hope you're brain isn't fried by the time you get there. Â I do have to say that it bothers me that most people who hate Michael Moore just because they've been told too by radio pundits, cable blowhards or politicians. Â Most of these people have never and will never see one of his films. Â I do firmly believe that if they did form an educated opinion about him by doing that, they'd change their tune once they find out that his movies are not only entertaining, but they're made for us little people...well, and for him so he can make money too.
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I agree about Bridgewater. Small hands (not good for TCF) and seems timid. Slight build. I'm kinda intrigued by Savage in the 2nd (3rd?) if Mett isn'tJarlvik Yesterday, 04:59 PM
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Phillip Dennis (Las Cruces, N.M./Las Cruces H.S.) beat goalkeeper Peter Hachaj just 1:43 into the match after receiving a feed from D.J. Catrow (Springfield, Ohio/Catholic Central H.S.).
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Valpo was outshot 15-12 for the contest, but held a 6-4 advantage winning corner kicks.
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New York
3.64/5 rDev -15.5%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 3.75 | service: 3.25 | selection: 3.5 | $$
Hipster heaven! The wife and I decided to check out Barcade, one of the few Williamsburg-area beer bars we hadn't explored yet. I was lured by Bourbon County online but they did not have it tapped at the moment. Bummer.
The joint sits in a fancified part of Bklyn with lots of new condos. The exterior belies how cavernous Barcade really is inside. Coming from Manhattan, I was quite stunned at the amount of real estate here. Took me a while to figure out that Barcade stand for bar+arcade. D'oh! The wife had fun revisiting old games from the 80's; me, I didn't know a single one.
24 taps and a cask, including 2 exclusive drafts (one was out, Sixpoint Bolshoi). Lots of Bell's beers, such as Expedition, Java and Cherry as it coincided with the arrival of the brewery in NYC. Also Allagash Red Howes, Climax Cherry Snow Plow, Stone Matt's, a couple of Sixpoint brews... quite alright but not amazing, so I went for a bourbon (Blanton's rules)
Service was classic W'burg hipster: that I-am-standing-right-in-front-of-you-not-giving-a-fuck-and -talking-to-my-friends-because-I-am-a-hipster-bartender attitude. Thank goodness for yoga or I would slap one of these tenaciously annoying, cooler-than-thou folks.
Not bad prices, great atmosphere. But other than that, I much prefer Mug's, dba, Torst and other beer bars in the area.
02-21-2014 06:04:18 | More by DoubleSimcoe
North Carolina
3.89/5 rDev -9.7%
vibe: 4.25 | quality: 4 | service: 3.75 | selection: 3.75 | $$
I have visited Barcade numerous times over the years since they opened - in fact, I celebrated a birthday and my bachelor party there shortly after they first opened and have continued to visit at least once or twice each year since then... Not exactly in my neighborhood so I only visit when I'm close by (the Barcade in Jersey City is much closer for me and easier to commute to). I love the vibe - good craft beer, reasonable prices, and 1980s arcade games...lots of nostalgia factor for me here.
The beers are generally well poured into proper glassware for the style and served with an appropriate amount of head. Beers seem to turn over fairly quickly so I have never had a beer that did not taste fresh and with the number of different events they host, it changes a lot.
For the most part, the bartenders are friendly and knowledgeable about the beers.
One of the things I like best about the selection is that it is kept up to date on the website so I know what is going to be available when I head to Barcade - they usually have a pretty good selection across a number of different styles and I seem to always find something that I enjoy.
I have only had the chips/pretzels/jerky when I have been here so I am not going to rate the food.
Prices are reasonable.
06-13-2013 16:31:56 | More by dbrauneis
New York
3.87/5 rDev -10.2%
vibe: 4.25 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$$
Final stop on a Brooklyn pub crawl.
A - A mix of gamers and craft beer drinkers with a touch of hipsters. And yet, these were all the same people. A funky out of the box concept that beckons to your youth if you grew up in the 80's.
Q - While the pours were all good, the chalkboard was a bit disorgainzied and the laminated tap list I got was a couple strikes on the first 2 things I ordered and they were out of. But glassware was correct and overall it worked out.
Ser - Made recommendations for what I should try. For a busy bar these folks were quick which was appreciated.
Sel - Great selection and plenty of options. I'm taking a little off the score as my first 2 choices were out when I ordered them. Would have made sense to update the chalkboard...
V - A little pricey because the pours on a few were 8-10oz. Now they do tell you that on their board so I wasn't surprised ahead of time. But I've seen better pricing for the same selections in Brooklyn.
A great novelty and fun to relive your childhood with beer, but I wouldn't make this a regular option if I lived close enough.
03-10-2013 20:02:44 | More by socon67
New York
4.36/5 rDev +1.2%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $$
They have a great selection of rotating craft beers on tap, 24 taps in total I believe. The workers all seem to know what they're talking about and have knowledge on all the beers, and have no problem giving out tastings. They frequently have nights hosted by specific breweries where they take over the taps, for instance just recently I went for the Founders night and got my hands on CBS, Bolt Cutter, Curmudgeon's Better Half, the list goes on, even got to talk to one of the main guys from Founders about all the beers which was great. There's also, as the name implies, an array of old classic video games, including Marble Madness lining the walls, all running on quarters just like the old days. They don't serve food, but it's Brooklyn, there's good food all over. All in all it's a great place, a mix of the old and the new. I've gone here 3 or 4 times and will definitely go again.
01-08-2013 16:04:26 | More by vfgccp
4.41/5 rDev +2.3%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 5 | $$
Best selection of craft beer I have ever seen in a public establishment. I happened to catch a happy hour (running until 8:00 PM), which meant nearly everything was available in a 10 oz pour for $5.00-$6.00 ..which may not sound cheap, but is almost stealing in the context of NYC. The service was quick and attentive, which usually isn't a given if you're a guy, and/or over 30. The drafts for the night/week are up on the to be expected blackboard, but these were also printed out and left on the bar in case you were looking for a bit of a description....a nice touch since most of the brews available were new to me.
Lots on tap and lots of classic video games from the early 80s, and at 80s prices, which is also a rarity for any place that has them. Not much in the way of food, although some chips and jerky were on hand, so eat elsewhere beforehand if you're really hungry.
Not the fanciest establishment, but excellent for what it offers. They had a couple of wines (1 red, 1 white) on-hand for my wife, who isn't much of a beer drinker. Was good to see a decent-sized crowd coming in, and most of the games were in good working order. Definitely a place I would visit again...would love see something like this closer to where I live (CT). Just leave your BMC-loving friends at home...I have to say they won't enjoy this place if they are looking for "real" beer (don't laugh too hard).
12-08-2012 16:12:42 | More by neuromancer9k
New York
4.73/5 rDev +9.7%
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 4 | selection: 5 | $
The best beer bar in New York City, right in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Amazing selection, featuring TONS of local Brooklyn, Westchester, and upstate brews....Here I've tried some of the best experimental beers Brooklyn, Sixpoint and Captain Lawrence have to offer.
Plus the entire bar is lined with functional, old school VIDEO GAMES??? How can you go wrong? This place fulfills every one of my hopes, dreams, and desires.
Had my 30th birthday party here and it was a smash success with beer drinkers and non-brewheads alike. Can't recommend this place enough.
11-18-2012 22:03:50 | More by JoeyRamon
4.43/5 rDev +2.8%
vibe: 5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $$
This place is amazing.
Old warehouse type building, long and dark with a bar on the right when you walk in, and the walls are lined with about 30 vIntage stand up arcade games. I saw Q-Bert, Frogger, Robotron, Tapper, among others.
Quality of beers was very good. Saw Sixpoint, Founders, quite a few New Holland (must have had an event for their beers recently) and other fine craft offerings.
Service was prompt and friendly.
Selection was nice, about 30 quality and varied taps.
No food except some snack stuff.
Overall, a great place for beers, and if you like old video games then it's just icing on the cake. Loved this place.
09-25-2012 00:46:49 | More by flexabull
4.8/5 rDev +11.4%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 5 | $$
Simply the best! I pass it every day on my way home from work.
They have an awesome frequently rotating list of American beers and arcade games (dont rotate as much.) Atmosphere is great in the afternoon when its not to crowded and you can bring dogs. Weekend nights can get busy but still a great time. They have tons of great beer events like vintage night! Happy hours on Sat. and Sun too.
They have a chalkboard that lists hi-scores for the games and let me tell you they are ridiculous. I thought I was good at Tapper, Galaga, and Marble Madness but not even close to whats on the board. I hear the guy that has the Tapper record was playing for 7 hours!
I only wish they had a few newer arcade games like x-men. Also, if they brought in pinball and foosball I would never leave.
03-02-2012 04:46:44 | More by Jammer42
4.29/5 rDev -0.5%
vibe: 5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
Classic arcade games + great craft beer, what more could you want? The selection of both at Barcade Brooklyn is admirable, though only the beer list is updated regularly. :)
Gets crowded during peak times and service suffers a little when it's packed, but I avoid peak hours so it's not a big deal. Draft list is consistently solid, and tap lines appear to be cleaned regularly. Convenient location with plenty of great food choices nearby. Not to mention Spuyten Duyvil within walking distance!
You'll never hear me gripe about a trip to Barcade; I love this place.
01-25-2012 14:15:51 | More by brystmar
New York
4.4/5 rDev +2.1%
vibe: 5 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | $
Stopped in right after Spuyten Duyvil and was was immediately amazed at the amount of old school arcade games that line the perimeter of the place. Wasn't too crowded when we arrived at around 8pm, so it wasn't too loud yet. But the dim lighting, hearing of video games and craft beer selection all gave for a great vibe. Only one bartender at first during the early evening, but she was great. Knew exactly what beer you were talking about and didn't hesitate to pour. Crazy selection here, something like 25 different taps. Was hard to choose, but ultimately ordered Sixpoint Sweet Action and Stone Old Guardian. Delicious stuff here.
You can drink your beer and play video games at the same time as there are slim tables for you to place your glass. Amazing. A geek's dream, for sure. A great place to hang out and spend some hours in. Only a few walking blocks away from Spuyten Duyvil too.
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The NCAA gets too much of a bad rap these days but if they were to be removed, Glocker you and your cronies will be out of a job because America will not support two professional leagues. It will be bankruptcy or carnage as Conferences fight each other for supremacy.
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The Undergraduate Business Leadership Council (UBLC) has previously acted in this capacity; however, the effectiveness of this group has been substandard. By changing the overall structure and direction of the governing body, it will be become more focused, effective, and far-reaching. Further, we will seek to eliminate the significant amount of overlap that currently exists in the school. By increasing collaboration between student orgs who work towards shared goals we hope to streamline events and maximize the variety of options available to the Wisconsin BBA student body.
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