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The Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies have nearly wrapped up two postseason bids for the National League East Division, as the two will be playing the second of a three-game set Tuesday. The first pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. (ET) at Citizens Bank Park.
Atlanta has an outside shot of capturing the division, trailing Philadelphia by 7½-games to start the week. The Braves hold a comfortable 8½-game cushion over the St. Louis Cardinals in the Wild-Card standings.
The 2011 season series was tied at six games apiece entering Monday's series opener. Cliff Lee and the Phillies were pirced at -200 in the game with a 7-run total.
Tim Hudson (14-8, 3.05 ERA) is scheduled to make his 29th start of the season and is coming off a solid 5-2 home win over the Washington Nationals. He surrendered a single run and five hits over six frames.
The right-hander has actually led the club to wins in six of his last seven starts, which has led directly to his 6-2 record and 2.20 ERA in 10 outings since the All-Star break.
Hudson will be facing the Phillies for the 21st time in his career, coming in with an even 7-7 mark and 3.65 ERA, including a losing 1-2 record and 3.98 ERA in five tries at Citizens Bank Park.
He will want to pitch carefully to Philadelphia first baseman Ryan Howard, who is batting .298 with six home runs and 13 RBIs in 47 career at bats against Hudson.
Bettors will be surprised that the Braves are 3-7 in his last 10 road starts when matching up with winning ball clubs.
Philadelphia ended a seven-game road trip with a 5-2 record, dropping the final two games in South Florida against the Marlins. The losses snapped a 36-game streak without consecutive defeats away from the City of Brotherly Love.
The Phillies have played magnificent baseball in front of the their adoring fans, coming into the series with a sparkling 46-22 home record.
Vance Worley (10-1, 2.85 ERA) was handed his only defeat of the season back on May 29 in New York, which is also the last time the team dropped a contest with him on the hill.
The rookie has tallied a perfect 5-0 record and 1.96 ERA in nine home starts, as opponents are hitting just .175 against him. He has allowed just two home runs in 55 innings in a hitter-friendly ballpark.
Worley has made two career appearances (one start) versus the Braves, combining to toss six shutout innings and scattering just two hits. Total bettors will find that the 'over' is 6-1 in the right-hander's last seven games overall.
Weather forecasts suggest game-time highs in the mid-70s and a 60 percent chance of scattered thunderstorms throughout. The wind will be out of the southwest at 10-15 mph (out to center).
The 'under' is a surprising 8-5 in those playing conditions.


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For as long as I can remember, the Holy Grail in retail has been to increase purchase conversion rates by gaining a better understanding of the way shoppers actually shop a store. What is the path of their shopping journey? Where do they dwell in the store? What merchandising techniques are most successful in moving shoppers to traverse more of the store?
To approximate an answer, a variety of methods ranging from simple people counters to video cameras and physical shop-alongs still remain common fare for retail researchers. Yet the results from these methods don't adequately satisfy the marketer's desire to do what is ultimately intended: enhance the shopping experience while driving increased conversion.
For a moment, let's move from bricks to clicks and examine the Web for some answers. Analogous to a physical store, an e-commerce site captures the virtual shopping journey. It knows how you travel the site, how long you are there, and how promotions and product messaging can link you to travel more of the site. Analytics, both individual and aggregate, come out of this process and can trigger content changes based on patterns in the data. These data-triggered content changes create relevancy. The more relevant and timely the content, the more likely it is to generate desired behavior changes. In short, sales will increase.
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620 8th Avenue (Aka: 231 West 40th Street)
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Inakaya Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 354-2195
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Daily: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Visa
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
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Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
Getting there
Public Transit:
1, 2, 3, 7, A, C, E, N, Q, R, and S trains to Times Square/42nd Street/Port Authority Bus Terminal.
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Parking Details:
Central Parking System is located on 252 West 40th Street (across the street from the restaurant).
A word from Inakaya
Our original restaurant in Japan was established and opened its first door in the heart of Roppongi, Tokyo in 1970, as the traditional "Robata-yaki" restaurant. Since then, Inakaya has been loved by substantial numbers of distinguished personalities, comprising of former President of the United
States, Hollywood stars, and other celebrities and the epicureans from around the world for more than 30 years. "Robata" is the Japanese term that stands for "around a sunken hearth" and "yaki" means "grilling". Families used to gather around the hearth for dinner, which evolved into "Robata-yaki" style. It is known as a type of traditional cuisine, which features fresh ingredients grilled in proximity of guests' own eyes. Foods are cooked on open-flame, its ancient but healthy grilling method of dropping excess oil has attained its popularity, and has spread throughout Japan. And now it comes to New York!
Please note this online reservation is for the Robata counter seating.
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Different Japanese atmosphere -
fun - enthusiastic "
Dined on 4/19/2014
The bar is a great. It is not a
traditional bar but one where you are eating and being served with long platters/tray. Its very interesting being so close as they prepare your food its kind of like Benihana but no heat and bit more upscale. Its a very entertaining restaurant. The Japanese BBQ is very tasty and healthy."
Dined on 4/17/2014
It felt like I was back in Japan.
Authentic food and ambiance. Fun if you want to try something different."
Dined on 4/11/2014
Similar to their Restaurant in
Tokyo, JAPAN. This is a fun restaurant."
Dined on 4/9/2014
The food is really good. 2nd time
here and the ambiance, service and food were once again highly enjoyable. A bit expensive, but anything good is expensive, no?"
Dined on 4/12/2014
A great spot for pre-theater lunch
or dinner. The food is tasty and the service is entertaining. Our teenagers loved it. We recommend it enthusiastically."
Dined on 4/9/2014
Excellent! Sit at the bar and have
food served to you from 5ft away. Amazing baked cod. Sushi is good. I'll definitely go back."
Dined on 4/5/2014
We wanted sushi and our hotel
recommended this restaurant. We then reviewed on Open Table. We were not disappointed. My client and I enjoyed our selections and would eat here again next time in NYC."
Dined on 4/4/2014
fun place, extremely loud, but sit
at the bar and enjoy the mini-show before the show!"
Dined on 4/2/2014
Fantastic grilled fish & veg,
fresh & delicicious sashimi, and deadly boxes of cold sake around the hearth, served up on boards to your eager grasp. Different, fun and delicious pre-theater or game!"
Dined on 3/26/2014
Just a short walk from Penn
Station. Inakaya's sushi was very good and reasonably priced. The service is excellent."
Dined on 3/21/2014
Being a Japanese, must say the
quality of sashimi was good compared the other Japanese restaurants in the city. However, the price is just too much especially the sashimi and the robata. I can guarantee you that eating here means paying the priciest robata and robata isn't a food you need to pay up for."
Dined on 3/14/2014
Would have been a great experience
however there was a bone, not that small, in a piece of sashimi. Unacceptable for a higher end restaurant."
Dined on 3/8/2014
We went here several times and
were satisfied. But this time it was a poor experience due to very poor service: - first no menu were given to us - then waitress forgot our order, mixed up with computer for 30', and it ended our appetizer finally arrived after the entrees! - food that is generally good was not cooked properly: squid under cooked and fish over cooked Bad experience this time that doesn't reflect the general quality of this restaurant"
Dined on 3/8/2014
Unusual by American standards, you
would think you were in Tokyo in this Times Square restaurant. Upon entering, you are immediately greeted by shouts in Japanese. It was explained that this was customary, and these continued throughout our stay, but you can get used to it and time your conversations around them. The food was delicious and well presented, but the portions were small by American standards. I would go again, but not for my main meal of the day,"
Dined on 3/5/2014
Looking for a good sushi/fun
atmosphere place to take my 20/something daughters before "Aladdin" on broadway. Never have experienced a place like this! They greet you and all the waiters/chefs shout out in Japanese. The saki menu is extensive. We went during restaurant week, and were treated to quite the menu. Half our party chose from the menu/ the rest of us went with the "restaurant week" selections and added the "saki pairings". That gave us 3 different sakis paired with each course which were amazing, even in the way they were served! This was our first time in a Robata style atmosphere with the chefs reaching over the bar and serving your food with a long handled paddle. So fun, food great, total success! e"
Dined on 3/5/2014
Restaurant Week 2014: seared tuna
salad was one of the best dishes I've had in a while. Great value, too. But, I also ordered Kumamoto oysters that were lackluster--small and not very well cleaned. Main course: 7 pieces nigiri. The fish was very fresh. However, the chef overloaded the wasabi so it was hard to taste the fish. Also ordered a hotate and negitoro. Both were very good, but the hotate did not come with sea salt/any sort of seasoning so it's flavor was a little bland. Dessert was very nice, but I'm not a big dessert buff so I cannot comment."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Our offices just moved to the area
and have enjoyed Inakaya a few times now. Great lunch spot with lots of healthy, delicious choices. Service is good and staff is attentive. Only minor annoyance was that we had a group of 5 and the tables do not accommodate seating for more than 4very well. The end of the table does not allow your legs to go under, thus the fifth person end up eating hunched over and away from the table. Very annoying if you are eating something like soup. Food is great and I highly recommend the grilled veggie appetizer. Who knew grilled lettuce could be so tasty?"
Dined on 2/25/2014
The greeting was loud and unison
as you enter the restaurant. Food were amazing, the yellowtail collar was huge, biggest I ever seen from any Japanese restaurant ever offered, but so tasty. The Kobe beef tongue was so tender it just melts in your mouth. There entertainment as well, it was a show on how they make "mochi", I am not going to give that away, you will need to see and experience it yourself. depending on what you ordered it does get a little pricey but it all worth it."
Dined on 3/1/2014
We absolutely love this
place..food is excellent & service is very attentive!!"
Dined on 3/1/2014
The service was great, both the
waitress and the manager were friendly and helpful. The food needs to be thrown out. Tuna salad in a tuna roll? really? that's not ironic or kitsch, its just awful. You do not offer sushi like that in NYC. I have been to other modern and neon places whose sushi was great, but this sushi made the hotel itself seem cheap and sad. Would not recommend other than a meeting spot to go someplace else, cause the drinks are also strange and incredibly expensive."
Dined on 9/12/2013
Went with some friends for
Restaurant Week. The food was fresh and delicious. We had a great time and really enjoyed the food and service."
Dined on 2/24/2014
I like the restaurant style,
tradition and fashion. Food and service is very great"
Dined on 2/24/2014
I can't say enough good things!
The restaurant was immaculate, the food was five star and the service was impeccable. I can't wait to go back!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
Lived in Japan. This is a pretty
good Izakaya kindof experience. We'll be back."
Dined on 2/23/2014
I have walked by this restaurant
many times, somehow, I never tried it until this restaurant week I went with my friend who worked in Tokyo for 3 years, he said this place really remind him of Japan, even though it is much spacious than typical tiny Japanese restaurants, the environment is so friendly and energetic! you can feel very comfortable to chat with your friends and have some great meal at the same time. we ordered the kobe beef which was awesome, and the three courses sake paring was a great deal! we will definitely go back some!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
I came with three friends, one of
whom was unfortunately stuck in traffic. The two of us pleaded with the hostess to hold our reservation and that we could order for our friend who was just minutes away and was just in traffic. The hostess was so inflexible about it and told us repeatedly she will give our reservation to others. This was really bad customer service. If we had already said we would vouch for our friend and order for her, what does it matter if she's a bit late? Fortunately when my friend came, the manager seated us. Hostesses like that should not exist. The food was good though, and our server was so friendly that our experience was salvaged"
Dined on 2/20/2014
Enjoyed eating at the 'bar' @
Inakaya. Food quality was great, but quantities small. Really enjoyed the sake tasting flight with dinner, but had to get a slice of pizza an hour later."
Dined on 2/17/2014
Check out the website pictures and
go get some robata yaki. They grill in front of you and serve your order on a long wooden paddle. Fun dining with delicious food. The sushi bar is behind the robata grillers, and the quality is Excellent! The sake selections are great, try the masu - cold sake served in the wooden box, which you sip from the corners. Courteous servers make it a really nice experience."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Went here on Valentines day. The
atmosphere is not very romantic but it's definitely an experience. My partner and I are not a traditional couple so this was a good fit for us. I loved that the restaurant was authentic and traditional, he liked the overall experience. I thought the food was good thought a bit pricey but that's comes with the neighborhood. It also was a bit loud thought not loud enough to bother me. I would recommend sitting at the sushi bar and not the table, it's less intimate but more fun."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I had some Japanese guests
visiting the US and by the end of their trip (steaks, burgers, etc...) they needed some comfort food & Inakaya delivered! Thank you so much!"
Dined on 1/26/2014
This is a place great for dinner,
and it's conveniently located, a half a block from Port Authority. The chefs there are all Japanese, so they know how to server the authentic robatayaki. Although most robatayaki restaurants are smaller, giving it a more family style feel. The counter at this place is bigger than I would like, since I prefer smaller one, where you can clearly see how the chef grill the food. And if you go with a small group, I highly recommend the counter. That's where you get the full experience. Even though they have sushi menu, please skip that. You're not there for sushi, but for what they're known for, which is robatayaki. Overall, I had a pleasant experience. The staff are super friendly!"
Dined on 2/6/2014
Inakaya is the perfect spot for
group gatherings. They have elongated tables that can seat over ten people, communal style. This is separate from the two person booths. The chefs are always lively and making communicable noises only understood by them and it is quite funny. They also serve some of the plates to those seated at the sushi table with long flat sticks by climbing on top of the table edge, then dropping it on the plate, pretty cool stuff. The food here is mostly sushi and seafood centric and it's ok but the experience is quite fun."
Dined on 2/5/2014
Best Japanese food ever. My
favorites: Black Cod Fillet, Grilled Sweet Potato, Mushroom in Tinfoil, Salmon & Salmon Roe Seiro Meshi :)"
Dined on 1/31/2014
Wonderful Japanese sushi
restaurant with a good selection of Sake representing all styles and regions. Wonderful friendly atmosphere and authentic except we didn't have to sit on the floor. Can't wait to go there again on our next trip to NYC."
Dined on 12/19/2013
I love Robata grills, and loved my
visit to the Inakaya in Tokyo. This was not that. The food was uniformly dry and tasted charred. The charm of the Rappongi location was that all the fresh ingredients were out, and you could point to the exact mushroom (for example) and they would grill it to your specifications. At the times square location, the paddles were merely gimmicks to fool misguided tourists as to how terrible the food was. Save your money - go elsewhere!"
Dined on 12/25/2013
This is not the first time we dine
at Inakaya. Food, ambience and friendliness is outstanding"
Dined on 12/13/2013
your reception put my client stand
for waiting over 10 mins because they said i have not make reservation. and i show her my booking number. she told me there has no reservation service by online. she said hacker hack into their computer system. i wont come back to your resturant"
Dined on 12/13/2013
The food was great as well as the
service with magic touch of authentic Japanese traditions"
Dined on 12/1/2013
My husband and I found the place
on the web and we were pleasantly surprised. The food was good, the sake list was extensive. The decor and ambience were fun. The servers place your food and drinks on wooden paddles and everyone yells in japanese as they hand the food to the diners! The wait staff was very nice, everyone smiling and truly concerned to ensure you were enjoying yourself. We will definitely go back! Amy and Aric."
Dined on 11/23/2013
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Float down the mighty Mekong River, explore the bustling streets of Hanoi, sail a junk through Halong Bay, shop in Hoi An, experience magnificent Angkor Wat.
From the vibrant cityscape of Bangkok to Halong Bay's magnificent limestone karsts, this trip encompasses the highlights of Indochina. Marvel at the wonders of Angkor Wat, sail the Mekong and savour noodles in Chiang Mai. Shop for souvenirs in Ho Chi Minh City and join the locals sipping coffee at a lakeside café in Hanoi. With hotels, transport and a number of included activities arranged by our CEOs, this adventure offers up the perfect combination of must-see highlights and free time.
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- Bangkok klong trip. Wat Po entrance and guide. Doi Suthep entrance (Chiang Mai). Pak Ou caves entrance. Traditional Arts & Ethnology Museum guided tour (Luang Prabang). Kuang Si waterfalls trek (half-day). Laotian homestay experience. Water puppets performance (Hanoi). Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum entrance (when open). Halong Bay caves entrance. Halong Bay boat cruise with seafood lunch and dinner. Imperial Citadel and Tomb entrance (Hue). Cu Chi Tunnels entrance and tour (Ho Chi Minh City). Mekong Delta day trip. Cyclo tour (Phnom Penh). Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek (Killing Fields) entrance and guide. Angkor Wat complex entry and guide, including sunrise tour (Siem Reap). Local Khmer dinner in nearby village either at the Planeterra-supported New Hope project or with a local family (depends on departure). Internal flights. All transport between destinations and to/from included activities.
- 24 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners. (Allow USD600-800 for meals not included.)
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Guided tour of Doi Suthep temple. When possible, watch the chanting monks. Optional bike tour of Chiang Mai, cooking lessons, city walking tour and visit to nearby temples.
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Every year for about the past decade or so, the staff of Jp has made it out to the annual Moab Easter Jeep Safari held by the Red Rock 4-Wheelers club. Why? It's only the biggest, best, and most fun off-road event in the world. And for our money, it's held in the most beautiful area of the country.
Although snow, rain, and cold weather early in the week-long event, coupled with crazy-high fuel prices, threatened to stymie the fun of the 42nd annual Easter Jeep Safari, this year's event was as good as any. Since by now we've covered the trails and the obstacles to death, we've once again decided to focus on a smattering of cool Jeeps we encountered during our all-too-brief stay in Moab. Whether it's a full-gonzo monster or a cheapie stock Jeep, you'll find it on the trails during the Easter Jeep Safari. You can check out the host club's Web site at rr4w.com for more on next year's event or for info on keeping these great trails open for use.
When a CJ on 39s rolls by we tend to take notice. We liked Erik Striegel's '82 right off the bat. From its AMC engine to its 1-ton axles to its battle-scarred exterior, we could tell this Rangely, Colorado-based Jeep had seen its fair share of use. Erik bought the Jeep mostly built, but he's currently putting his stamp on it with a new rear suspension and by stretching the wheelbase out to 106 inches.
Model: CJ-7
Year: 1982
Estimated Value: $27,500
Build Time: Eight months
Owner: Erik Striegel
Hometown: Rangely, Colorado
Occupation: Pipe liner
Years Wheeling Experience: 21
Favorite Wheeling Spot: The Rangely Rock Crawl Park
Why Choose This Vehicle to Build: Got a good deal on it and it had everything I wanted (axles, steering, etc.)
Favorite Terrain: Rock
Engine: AMC 360
Aspiration: Holley 2-bbl injection
Transmission: TF727 automatic
Transfer Case: Dana 300, 4:1 low
Front Axle/Differential: Narrowed Dodge Dana 60, Detroit Locker
Rear Axle/Differential: Narrowed Dodge Dana 60, Detroit Locker
Ring and Pinion Ratio: 4.88
Front Suspension: Coils with radius arms and track bar
Rear Suspension: Spring-over leaf springs
Wheels: Poison Spyder Customs 17x9, bead lock
Tires: BFG 39x13.50R17 Krawler
Other Cool Stuff: On-board air, tube fenders, PSC hydro-assist steering
Favorite Mod(s): Krawlers
Least Favorite Mod(s): Rear leaves (hop a little)
If I Had to Build It Again: Currently having rear four-linked and stretching the wheelbase to 106 inches
So what does the title of this mini-feature mean? Honestly, we haven't a clue. Sometimes stuff like this just pops into our heads and we have to run with it. Brett Baur got in the magazine via the shrapnel effect. He was standing close by while we were shooting a feature on his buddy's rig when we started noticing how cool his '00 TJ was. Check the spec sheet for the full scoop. We bet you'll wind up thinking it's as cool as we do.
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Year: 2000
Estimated Value: $50,000
Build Time: Five years
Owner: Brett Baur
Hometown: Ogden, Utah
Occupation: Owner, Brett's Towing Company
Years Wheeling Experience: 15
Favorite Wheeling Spot: Moab, Utah
Why Choose This Vehicle to Build: It's a Jeep
Favorite Terrain: Rock
Engine: 4.0L six-cylinder
Aspiration: Avenger Supercharger, factory injection
Transmission: Factory three-speed auto
Transfer Case: Atlas II, 4.3:1 low
Front Axle/Differential: Teraflex Dana 60, ARB Air Locker
Rear Axle/Differential: Teraflex Dana 60, ARB Air Locker
Ring and Pinion Ratio: 4.56
Front Suspension: Three-link wishbone with coilovers
Rear Suspension: Triangulated four-link with coilovers
Wheels: 17x10 Trail Ready bead lock
Tires: 14/42-17 Interco Irok
Other Cool Stuff: Warn 9500 winch; full hydro steering; front and rear torsional antisway bars; cut-down Hanson Enterprises bumpers; Poison Spyder Customs tube fenders, Crusher Corners, and Rocker Knockers
Favorite Mod(s): Wheelbase stretched to 110 inches and coilovers
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5801 Ellsworth Ave, Pittsburgh, PA | Directions 1523240.456340 -79.930689
Mon. - Sun. 4pm - 2am
Neighborhoods: Shadyside
This bar labels itself as a Gay bar and it really does not have Gay patrons.
I visited the 5801 Video Lounge on Saturday, August 31, 2013 during Labor Day weekend. 80% of the bar's patrons were straight - heterosexual couples. There were a few Gay people scattered throughout the bar but in no way would I call this place a Gay bar.
The place looks good but not all that special. It kind of reminded me of Applebee's for some reason. It could use a good cleaning. The carpets for example were dirty and even sticky in some places.
At the upstairs bar, for 20 minutes, I tried unsuccessfully to get a drink from any of the bartenders there. They were ignoring me!
We don't smoke and we were trying to avoid the downstairs bar because they allow smoking. However, since we were being ignored by the bartenders upstairs who were too busy serving the straight couples, we reluctantly decided to go downstairs and try to get drinks.
At the smoky downstairs bar, the bartender did approach me but when I asked for Black Velvet, they didn't have it. So then, I asked for Canadian Club and again they did not have it. I really felt as though this bar did not want us there and weren't going to serve us. It was as if they were saying, "No, we don't have it, you can't have anything here. We don't want you here." Black Velvet and Canadian Club are both fine Canadian whiskeys that are staples at almost all bars and I found it unbelievable that they did not have either of them.
I also observed the bartenders using those automatic shot measuring devices. I absolutely hate that. How do I know I am even getting a full shot of booze with those things. If they need to measure, I want to see them use a shot glass so I can see what I am paying for. Anyway, after seeing the automatic shot measuring devices, I was pretty sure the drinks were very weak.
There is a patio on the backside. It is not a beautiful patio as described by some of the reviewers. When I was there, it was jam-packed with smokers and there was standing-room only.
The patrons were not friendly in 5801 either. AND, worst of all, because of inaccurate reviews on Yelp, Urban Spoon and Gay Cities, I ended up visiting this bar and wasting my valuable vacation time on a Saturday night when I could have gone somewhere else.
There is no dance floor. Other reviewers mention that there is a dance floor. I could not find one anywhere. Perhaps, it used to be located where the dart boards are now.
I was ignored by the upstairs bartenders. The drinks they do make are weak. I was unable to get my drink in this bar. The bartenders and the patrons were unfriendly. It is not a Gay bar. I do not recommend it.
Most of the positive reviews written for 5801 Video Lounge are written by straight heterosexual women. I can understand that. I believe that if you are a straight heterosexual man or woman that you would probably like this place. However, if you are Gay and are looking for a Gay crowd to hang out with, you won't find it at 5801.
Misquided – Great Staff, great place. I've been a regular for several years and have had nothing but positive experiences.
The prior reviewers don't have their information correct on the credit cards. I work in the industry, and can understand why it was confusing. 5801 pre-authorizes credit cards. This pre-authorized amount ($10 at that time) ) is held by the credit card company, not 5801. It is also returned in 3-5 business days, which the reviewers neglected to mention. We all need to take this issue up with the credit card companies to change this practice.
And try the food at 5801...its surprisingly good!!!
Bad News! – I checked my Visa account and there was a random 10 dollar charge (just like the other reviewer said happened). I thought the bartender took extra money out for a tip, but now I see it's just a regular procedure at this place.
They should at least warn customers. I won't be returning.
Bad Business – I contacted my bank about an amount held by a merchant (5801 Video & Lounge Bar, 5801 Ellsworth Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15232 412-661-5600) on my debit card. The merchant is taking a 10 dollar hold fee out of my account and not returning it until two weeks later. This is done aside from the amount of my purchase bill. My purchase bill is processed and posted within a couple of days but the hold amount doesn't get returned to me until weeks later. The Bank says this is illegal and goes against the ?Merchant Service Contract?. They told me that they are telling their customers to report this activity to the FTC and to contact VISA. They also say this is becoming a trend with bars to hold money in order produce interest on the amounts that they are holding. Well I have contacted the FTC, and now I'm informing you. I will be contacting the PA Attorney General?s Office as well. Is this illegal, should it be and is VISA allowing them to do this? I also feel it necessary to blog this on the internet to grow awareness if in fact this is a growing sham trend yet to be recognized. FTC has told me if this is reported enough they will take action. FYI to all
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But it's still not clear who's funding that nonprofit, known as the Foundation for Accountability in Education, and the organization may never be required to reveal its donors.
"They don't have to tell you anything," said Bill Allison, editorial director for the Sunlight Foundation, a nonprofit that advocates more transparency in campaign funding.
Over the past two weeks, the Foundation for Accountability in Education has been running radio advertisements celebrating the Feb. 28 passage of the Alabama Accountability Act, a bill that would give parents in "failing" school districts a tax credit for moving their children to private schools, or allow them to move to a non-failing public school with the possibility of a tax credit to defray the cost.
The act has faced harsh criticism from educators, in part because of the way it was passed. The bill was originally called the School Flexibility Act and was designed to allow schools to opt out of some regulations for educational reasons. The tax-credit wording was added in the final hours before the bill's passage.
State records show that the Foundation for Accountability in Education was formed March 8, with Marsh as one of three members of the organization's board of directors. The group began running radio ads in support of the Accountability Act days later.
Marsh said last week that the goal of the organization was to "get the public educated about the legislation" and counter what he called "lies" about the Accountability Act.
Marsh's comment was an apparent reference to ads run by Alabama Education Association, the state's largest professional association for teachers, which opposes the Accountability Act.
Marsh's foundation has yet to disclose who its donors are and how much it has paid for its ad campaign. State records show the organization was formed as a 501(c)(4), a kind of nonprofit that has existed for decades, but has drawn increasing criticism in recent years from advocates of campaign finance transparency. Groups labeled as 501(c)(4)s are allowed to run ads about political issues, but aren't required to disclose the identities of their donors.
All three board members of the Foundation for Accountability in Education have declined to comment on the group's donors or how much money it has spent.
"I don't have any of that information in front of me," said board member Kate Anderson, a Birmingham-based Republican fundraising consultant. "You'll have to talk to Sen. Marsh."
Attempts to reach Marsh on Tuesday were unsuccessful. Last week, Marsh said he didn't know how much money the group had.
Board member Ashley Newman, who is listed as the incorporator of the foundation, also declined to comment on the group's donors and expenditures.
"The Foundation for Accountability in Education is a non-profit group organized under the federal tax code," she wrote in an email to The Star. "The federal laws governing such groups mandate strict reporting procedures and IRS disclosures, and the Foundation … is fully following each of these reporting requirements and will continue to do so."
Allison, of the Sunlight Foundation, said 501(c)(4) groups, like other nonprofits, must file annual forms with the IRS that list the group's highest-paid officials and other information, but do not have to disclose donors.
He said the groups sometimes avoid advertising on television in the nation's largest TV markets. The Federal Communications Commission requires broadcasters to keep records, open to the public, of all political ad purchases. In the top TV markets, the FCC requires stations to put those records online.
By running radio ads and television ads in small markets, Allison said, the groups make it harder for outsiders to get a running total of the money they spend.
"You'd have to go to every station and get the public records," he said.
The Star requested public advertising files from WAAX, a Rainbow City-based talk radio station that has run ads from both the AEA and the Foundation for Accountability in Education. Those records show the foundation buying three radio spots on WAAX for $1,120.
The records also show that a New York-based advertising company made out a check for $18,742.50 to Clear Channel Radio on behalf of the Foundation for Accountability in Education.
Clear Channel is the parent company of WAAX. Employees at the station said the check was for ad purchases at multiple stations across the Clear Channel chain.
The station also had a file on March expenditures from the AEA, which opposes the new law. The file showed the AEA's Montgomery-based ad buyer writing checks for $419 for $321 and for $617 for spots on the station in March, though some of those purchases appear to have been cancelled, according to notes in the file.
It wasn't clear how many of those purchases were for advertisements against the Accountability Act. The AEA has also been running local radio ads that urge parents to spur child development by asking their young children to count change and read from restaurant menus.
The WAAX file did not contain a check for statewide ad buys by AEA through Clear Channel, though reports from news organizations outside the WAAX coverage area suggest the AEA ads are running in multiple markets.
Files from Anniston radio station WDNG show the Foundation for Accountability in Education paid $600 for ads at that station. Station staff said they had no ad purchases from AEA in March.
Attempts to reach AEA executive secretary Henry Mabry through the group's public relations consultant were unsuccessful late Tuesday. Mabry told The Star last week that he didn't know how much money the organization had devoted to ads against the Accountability Act.
AEA is bankrolled largely by the donations of educators across the state, who pay monthly membership dues. In past election cycles, the group has been known to run hard-to-trace political ads, passing money through chains of PACs and effectively hiding the source of an advertisement's funding. After Republicans took over the Legislature in 2010, they passed a ban on PAC-to-PAC transfers, in part to put a halt to the AEA's PAC networks.
Still, recently passed campaign laws may not be enough to force all political groups to disclose their expenditures. Julie Sinclair, elections attorney for the Secretary of State's office, said she doubted the most recent revisions to the state Fair Campaign Practices Act (FCPA) would require organizations to report expenses in campaigns commenting on already-passed legislation.
"I guess someone could go out and spend $10,000 on ads saying the FCPA is full of holes and and needs to be repaired," she said. "I guess the FCPA doesn't cover that."
Sinclair said she's still encouraging groups to play it safe and report their spending.
"I tell everyone who calls, disclose, disclose, disclose," she said. "If you do, it can't hurt you, and if you don't there's a possibility that it's something you should have disclosed."
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Anderson said tomatoes with some color to them may slowly ripen if temperatures warm up. But those that are green are unlikely to advance beyond that stage, she said.
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70 Watt 13000K Metal Halide Bulb - Aqualine AB, Double Ended
We offer a wide variety of Metal Halide bulb choices to suit your aquarium lighting needs.
A Metal Halide Lamp is a high-intensity discharge light source in which the light is produced by the radiation from mercury, plus halides of metals such as sodium, scandium, indium, and dysprosium. The K at the end of color rating for each bulb stands for Kelvin. This is a measurement of the color temperature. The higher the Kelvin rating, the cooler (bluer) the color of light given off by the bulb. In general, the color given off by the 10,000K German is interpreted as being a perfect white color.
There are two main considerations to decide upon when chosing Metal Halide bulbs and systems: wattage and color temperature.
There are generally two considerations when planning wattage, tank depth and the requirements of various types of corals. Tanks 18" and shorter will, typically, use 175 or 250 watt MH bulbs. Typically, tanks 24" and over will use 400 watt MH bulbs. I have found most soft and large-polyped-stony corals to do just fine within 5-15 inches from a 175 watt bulb and 10-24 inches from a 400 watt bulb. Most small-polyped-stony corals survive within 5-10 inches from a 175 watt but appear to thrive within 5-15 inches of 250 and 400 watt bulbs. These are all just general statements to assist in going the correct route with chosing wattage. They are not absolute truths.
Color temperature is a hotly debated topic where there is no one recommendation that will fit everybody. Lower Kelvin temperatures are yellower and greener colors while higher Kelvin temperatures are whiter and bluer colors. There are two factors that determine most hobbysts choice of bulb colors, par rating and aesthetics. The 6500K Iwasaki bulb is generally regarded as an excellent PAR rated bulb. However, it`s green tinged yellowish color makes for what is considered by many as poor aesthetics. This is not the say the much bluer 20,000K German bulb is aesthetically ideal. Many hobbyists complain this bulb is too blue. By far, the bulbs most popularly purchased are the 13,000K German and the 12,000K Sunburst bulbs. The majority of hobbyists choose aesthetics as the determining factor of chosing color temperature for the primary reason that the appearance of our aquariums is of utmost importance. Due to the subjective nature of color preference, we refrain from making suggestions on which color temperature is right for you. Instead, we have a visual bulb comparison of the popular bulbs on the market.
As a general rule of thumb, use one metal halide bulb for 24" of tank length. Most of the Metal Halide bulbs in the same wattage format can be interchanged. However, please contact us to make sure. Metal Halide bulbs are one the most difficult aspects of the hobby to recommend. Most of the information here is general.
Common questions/problems concerning metal halide lamps:
Metal halide lamps of the same kind are different colors?
Metal halide lamps operate by passing an electric arc through an arc tube that excites particles in the arc tube. When the metal particles reach an excited state they emit energy in the form of visible light. It takes 100 hours of operation before the metal particles stabilize and become a consistent color. All metal halides require 100 hours of operation before color and light output stabilize. All metal halides inherently have a slight color variation between individual lamps.
The metal halide lamp fires and then either burns dull or the arc extinguishes?
Usually the ballast and lamp are not receiving enough power. Metal halides pull a high current. Usually the problem is either there is too great a load on the circuit or the extension cords are of a small wire size and can`t handle the power needed by the ballast. Use only heavy duty extension cords and try running a ballast off a circuit from another part of the house.
Do I need a cover shield between the lamp and the aquarium?
Metal halide lamps produce a large amount of UV and also have a potential of exploding. The single ended metal halide lamps have an outer jacket which eliminates most of the UV. However, they have an inherent risk of exploding and UL requires metal halide lamps to be enclosed. On double ended lamps there is no UV shield. Double ended lamps must have a glass shield or major eye injuries including blindness may occur.
Can I operate a ballast and lamp together which are designed for different wattages?
Each wattage lamp and ballast are designed together for optimal performance and safety. If you over drive the lamp it may explode and shorten the life of the ballast and lamps. If you under drive the lamp it will also shorten the life of both components and also may explode. Do not mix different type wattages of lamps and ballasts.
NOTE: Double ended bulbs should always be used with the UV shield (supplied). Your corals can suffer from excess UV radiation otherwise. The bulb should be handled carefully as well since it has no outer glass casing. Using soft gloves is a good idea to keep finger prints off bulb. This is during installation and replacement.
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Amazing bulb - supeb growth
7/14/2012 from WESTBOROUGH, MA UNITED STATES
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Loved this bulb. Perfect color. Very similar to a phoenix 14K bulb. Was able to get about 18 months before I noticed growth starting to slow. Very expensive though, not sure I would buy again simply due to the price.
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