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i heard about this! it sounds like its going to be a lot of fun for kids. I'm jealous. When i was little i always wanted to be a pirate, i wish this was there when i was like 8
A new "Bibbidi bobbidi boo boutique" style experience for boys is coming to the Magic Kingdom!!!
It will be a Pirate theme, and be in the old (closed off) part of the Pirates of the Carribean shop. Although it will have costumes like the girls' experience it will focus less on hair (and makeup) and more on accessories and learning pirate skills / swordsmanship.
I think its great for stuff like this to concentrate on the little princes / pirates of our families, rather than just on our princesses, although they do look pretty in their dresses lol
Here's the link from wdwmagic:
The Pirates League news - The Pirates League - a new Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique- type experience to open at Pirates of the Caribbean
i heard about this! it sounds like its going to be a lot of fun for kids. I'm jealous. When i was little i always wanted to be a pirate, i wish this was there when i was like 8
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Here is the link from the Orlando Sentinel with a concept drawing. I think it sounds great and should be very popular --even for girls!!!
Orlando Sentinel - Yo ho: Pirate makeover coming to Magic Kingdom in June by
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i think ill have my brother do this!! :p
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I wouldn't mind playing through it like that. Exploring in first person view and then switching to third person while fighting would be an interesting mechanic.
Edit: Oh. Well, until he said you couldn't play through it like that...
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Kidnapping is wrong! I'll be careful not to kidnap anyone!
I wouldn't mind playing through it like that. Exploring in first person view and then switching to third person while fighting would be an interesting mechanic.
Edit: Oh. Well, until he said you couldn't play through it like that...
I actually somehow put 90 hours into the original Steel Diver. Don't ask me how that's possible. I'm a submarine-atic. When things like submarines interest me as much as they do, it's easy for me to play the same thing over and over and over again. I really like Sub Wars too!
"If Metroid Prime wasn't already immersive enough..." You aren't kidding! I've just been replaying it, and man that game is one of the best ever. I've never felt so immersed in a game before!
My spring break is this next week, and I plan to play through the whole trilogy on Wii. That is if I can do it in a week.
@AlmightyDerek I turned it all the way up to 1080p and didn't really think it made a difference myself.
@yuwarite Again, remember that the rule just says not to MENTION any such emulators or ROMs, which he didn't. It does seem like an odd rule, however, and somewhat of a loophole. I don't really understand the rule because, if I recall correctly, this site posts news about emulators and ROMs quite frequently.
@Kirk I gotta agree with you. I've been playing Metroid Prime Trilogy on my Wii U, and honestly, I didn't miss high definition at all. I mean I almost couldn't tell it WAS standard definition. The graphics are just that good, but that's Retro for ya. It's almost hard to tell Donkey Kong Country Returns runs in SD.
@yuwarite "Talk or discussion about any unofficial emulators and/or ROMs. Linking to any download sites, torrents or other resources that allow users to gain access to illegal content, ROMs, emulators or related activities."
Nowhere does he mention any ROMs or emulators, nor did he link to any other sites. He's just showing us what it'd look like in HD.
And to be honest I don't think the HD up-scale makes a lot of difference. Most of these games look fantastic in SD.
I wanted to vote Other M, but Skyward Sword is more visually unique, so I picked that. As for Brawl, we've sorta already seen that in HD. And as for SMG2, it's visually identical to SMG so not much point in up-scaling that one.
Hard choices though. I also wanted to pick Corruption.
Never had seen what he actually looked like so thanks for the picture and, of course, the article, NL. Nice read.
And having David Wise back in Tropical Freeze DEFINITELY paid off. Often times I'd just stop to listen to the music, and it made me feel like I was playing one of the SNES games again. Beautiful job, Mr. Wise!
Took me a while to read, but I read it, and that was a great article! I especially liked the parts about David Wise because his soundtracks are so good.
I'm so glad his Tropical Freeze soundtrack, in my opinion, lives up to the SNES games' soundtracks.
I wonder what a game with Waluigi as the main character would be like. Wario's games are weird because so is Wario, but I guess Waluigi's games would be sinister and dark because so is Waluigi.
Ah...I wish they would have chosen something other than this to put along with the other ambassador titles. Sports games just aren't my thing.
I mean they could have instead put in something like...oh...I dunno...SUPER MARIO BROS. 3!
Or they could just go ahead and let us buy it on 3DS. Now that's a novel idea!
@ThomasBW84 I know I would! I've got too much software on mine to let something like that happen to it! Plus I'd probably also try to save my Wii U, PS3, Wii, Gamecube, TV...you get the picture.
"Happy 3dees day." ABC News is never gonna live that one down.
Still, it's definitely my favorite handheld ever. Nintendo has always dominated the handheld game console market in my opinion. Maybe not so much the home console market, but I still really enjoy my Wii U.
@Nintonic I only played 3 at my cousins' house but I've owned 4-8. 4-7 are all very good, although I don't remember as much about 6 and 7 as I do 4 and 5. Used to play 5 with my brother and two sisters at each Christmas party. Fun times...I wish I could get my sisters to play it with us again, but they're not interested I think.
Fascinating stuff for sure!
And wow, I was kind of surprised that that voice was none other than Smooth McGroove.
Also, Maximum Velocity is one of my favorite F-zeros if not my favorite. It's a very underrated game in my opinion.
Well great! It's a really fun game. I'm not sure if I love or hate getting incredibly confused by the absurd story line however.
The game is super fun. I was on the third world last night, and man it was just beautiful (the graphics and level design). My favorite was either frantic fields or scorch n' torch.
"Even committed defenders of Metroid: Other M, like this writer, couldn't get around that silliness." Me neither. Loved the game, but that whole deal was just ridiculous.
As a side note, I couldn't take anymore after 0:15, so I'm outta here. I mean that 15 seconds was way more painful than the entirety of Other M (which I really enjoyed).
Well, Mega Man took quite a punch in the jaw from Pharaoh Man so I'm sure another one won't kill him.
Poor guy though...everyone's out to break his jaw.
Edit: I wonder if they purposefully chose Mega Man to get punched in that picture because of the cartoons...
That sounds great! I mean it fits the Mario theme perfectly!
And I love how the author said the instrument looks like Something Sauron would build. He's right! It does!
@WingedSnagret The instrument in general. If it were REALLY 3000 years old, I'm pretty sure it'd be in a museum.
Ha, I like the one with DK in it! DK steals the spotlight once again!
But still...I want to see Ike return!
I got the premium version a couple days after release because I loved the original Steel Diver. This is a really fun game! I just hope I don't continue getting kicked off the online servers. Also, I painted my Great Seal sub (which honestly looks JUST like a Russian Typhoon class submarine) to look like the Typhoon! I did some pretty good clobbering with it online! Even got a 5 win streak, but then I got kicked off the servers...
My sub honestly looks just like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typhoon-class_submarine
Very good review by the way! I think an 8 is quite fitting.
I think I'll download Tropical Freeze. Kind of need to put my 1tb hard drive to use. Plus, Deluxe Digital promo!
They're both horribly cheesy in my opinion.
I dunno, maybe commercials are supposed to be that way since most commercials are pretty cheesy, but I don't do cheesy very well.
If I had to pick, it'd be the UK one though. I can't stand that generic sounding young voice we get in almost every video game commercial.
I guess about the only one I'd want to see would be Mega Man Zero DS collection, but Nintendo (or Capcom I suppose?) would probably rather convert each separate Game Boy Advance title to make more money rather than releasing the whole DS collection.
Otherwise, I'm really not into DS VC.
If anything, the next year had better be the year of Wii U.
On another hand, why does the next year have to be the year of anything?
@siconlolz You kidding? Luigi's one of my favorite Nintendo characters!
@Palom Yes, that would be nice!
@sleepinglion If you have a DS, the original Contra is unlockable along with Super C on Contra 4!
@JaxonH I'm really looking forward to this too! DKCR was one of the best platformers I ever played, so much so that I got DKCR 3D also. I thought it was even better than the SNES games. I can't wait to play this. I have to agree, I don't think this one is going over to the 3DS.
And with the big template change from Returns, this one kind of reminds me of DKC 2 (my favorite of the trilogy) and 3. And then there's David Wise's return...we're in for a really good game.
And thank goodness there's no super guide...Even though I didn't use it, I'd rather the game be like the SNES trilogy where if you want to see the next level, you've got to finish this one first.
Seems like every game that starts with "My" in the title always turns out bad. Along with almost every game with the word "Party" in the title.
And not only that, but the graphics and even the title of this game are about as generic as it gets.
Meh, whatever. They'll come when they come. I've got such a big backlog right now that I don't really mind.
@Philip_J_Reed I hope if you do this next year that you'll do profiles for Giygas and Zero (I know they're unrelated, but, hey, whatever).
Brilliant work by the way. You've got a razor sharp sense of humor!
Frankly, I don't see the Star Fox resemblance in this game except for the Peppy cameo, and it's just that: a cameo. I doubt there's any universe collision going on here.
@Doma If you think these are embarrassing, you obviously never watched an episode of Nintendo Week...
And you thought Nintendo Directs were clown shows...
@Gioku That last stage in that mini game is...harder than almost anything in the real game.
Anyway, I loved the first one and always wanted more subs, and this looks like it delivers just that! Only thing is I wish you could see more of your sub while actually playing the game (aside from the pause screen). I'll probably get the full thing at some point.
Steel Diver! I loved the first one. It was my first 3DS game. It's funny, I imagined a three dimensional Steel Diver sequel years ahead of this.


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tried it again today. worked. Must have been down for a bit yesterday.
Well guess again, especially seeing as I make reference to episode 3, but I get your point regardless. I don't have a big problem with the first 2 movies. Yeah, they're not on par with the original 3 but they're still good. But let's be honest, the money shot is episode 3 because it bridges the two trilogies. The thing with prequels is that you know where they end up, you just don't know how they get there, and Lucas blew it by making the pivotal moment where Anakin turns to the darkside less than convincing. Actually, it's fully lame, and it all but ruins the great qualities that the movie does have (namely the special effects and General Grievous). Lucas is a great idea and special effects man, but he should leave the construction of dialog to some one else.
So unless your not capable of elaborating further, what's your beef with the films?
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Lawyers for radical cleric Abu Hamza are asking the High Court for time to carry out further medical tests as he renews his long-running legal battle to halt his extradition from the UK to the US.
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Special Note: A nature center is located on the west edge of the woods off Monee Road. A double loop trail has been developed and an interpretive brochure is available for the short loop.
Thorn Creek Woods is a 500 acre preserve with examples of upland, bottomland and ravine forests, glacial potholes, prairie and the aquatic environment of Thorn Creek. The original land survey, completed in 1834, indicates that the boundaries of the woods were very similar to what they are today, except for the southern edge of the woods which was probably an open oak savanna. Today, the forests on the slopes of the ravines are dominated by red oak. White oak is associated with red oak on the upper ravine slopes. Swamp white oaks dominate scattered poorly drained depressions in the uplands. Sugar maple, black maple and basswood are common on the lower slopes and ravine bottoms. The mesic sites support a rich and diverse herbaceous flora including many spring wildflowers common to the Chicago region such as yellow trout-lily, columbine, jack-in-the-pulpit and a variety of asters. A small area of wet and mesic prairie is located on the western edge of the woods. Prairie cordgrass dominates the low wet areas while little bluestem is more typical of drier areas. Common forbs of the prairie include wild hyacinth, Turk's-cap-lily, Culver's root, swamp saxifrage, swamp thistle, sand violet and sunflowers. Blue spotted and spotted salamanders breed in wetland depressions.
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At the same time, authorities say Carlos Rogers, 38, of Bethlehem, PA, was driving a freightliner semi northbound in the right center lane. Rogers attempted to avoid the other two vehicles by veering left but hit both vehicles. It happened just before 1 p.m. at mile marker 28.
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Holmes was issued a citation for assured cleared distance and released. Authorities say no alcohol or drug usage was involved, and everyone was wearing a seatbelt.
I-75 was shut down in the area until 2:30 p.m.
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Geologiccarbon dioxide (CO2) storage involves the injection of supercritical CO2 into deep geologic formations (injection zones) overlain by competent sealing formations and geologic traps that will prevent the CO2 from escaping. Current research and field studies are focused on developing better understanding 11 major types of geologic storage reservoir classes, each having their own unique opportunities and challenges. Understanding these different storage classes provides insight into how the systems influence fluids flow within these systems today, and how CO2 in geologic storage would be anticipated to flow in the future. The different storage formation classes include: deltaic, coal/shale, fluvial, alluvial, strandplain, turbidite, eolian, lacustrine, clastic shelf, carbonate shallow shelf, and reef. Basaltic interflow zones are also being considered as potential reservoirs. These storage reservoirs contain fluids that may include natural gas, oil, or saline water; any of which may impact CO2 storage differently. The following summarizes the potential for storage and the challenges related to CO2 storage capability for fluids that may be present in more conventional clastic and carbonate reservoirs (saline water, and oil and gas), as well as unconventional reservoirs (unmineable coal seams, organic-rich shales, and basalts):
Geologic storage of oil, gas, and CO2 in the deep subsurface has been naturally occurring for millions of years. For more than 40 years the oil industry has injected CO2 in depleted oil reservoirs for the recovery of additional product through enhanced oil recovery (EOR). Natural analogs to CO2 storage exist throughout the United States, where CO2 has been naturally trapped in confined geologic layers and structures deep below the surface of the Earth. Lessons learned from natural systems, EOR operations, gas storage, and sponsored CO2 storage projects are all important for developing storage technologies for a future CCS industry.
Geologic Storage Research Goals NETL's Core R&D research in the Geologic Storage Focus Area is based on developing the ability to characterize a geologic formation before CO2-injection to be able to predict the CO2 storage resource and developing CO2injection techniques that achieve broad dispersion of CO2 throughout the formation, overcome low diffusion rates, and avoid fracturing the cap rock. These areas of site characterization and injection techniques are interrelated because improved formation characterization will help determine the best injection procedure. As part of NETL's effort to adequately understand and characterize these potential storage formations, they are supporting the development of tools and protocols to:
The following figure illustrates the geologic storage concept and the different areas of research being pursued within the Geologic Storage R&D effort.
Geologic Science and Technologies Research A future geologic CO2 storage industry will need to augment existing technologies with novel technologies to ensure permanent storage of CO2. The Carbon Sequestration Program looks to support research that will better our scientific understanding of the following areas:
The program is also looking to support research to develop technologies that can improve containment, improve injection operations, increase reservoir storage efficiency, and mitigate releases. The following table summarizes NETL's active projects that are currently addressing the critical geologic storage barriers.
"Carbonsheds" as a Framework for Optimizing US CCS Pipeline Transport on a Regional to National Scale [PDF-615KB]
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Experimental Design Applications for Modeling and Assessing Carbon Dioxide Sequestration in Saline Aquifers [PDF-706KB]
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Geo-Chemo-Mechanical Studies for Permanent CO2 Storage in Geologic Reservoirs [PDF-1.1MB]
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Geologic Sequestration Training and Research [PDF-621KB]
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Geoscience Perspectives in Carbon Sequestration: Educational Training and Research Through Classroom, Field, and Laboratory Investigations [PDF-534KB]
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Influence of Local Capillary Trapping on Containment System Effectiveness [PDF-402KB]
Integrated Experimental and Modeling Studies of Mineral Carbonation as a Mechanism for Permanent Carbon Sequestration in Mafic/ultramafic Rocks [PDF-408KB]
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Interdisciplinary Investigation of CO2 Sequestration in Depleted Shale Gas Formation [PDF-427KB]
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Maximization of Permanent Trapping of CO2 and Co-contaminants in the Highest Porosity Formations of the Rock Spring Uplift (Southwest Wyoming): Experimentation and Multi-Scale Modeling [PDF-439KB]
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Microbial and Chemical Enhancement of In-Situ Carbon Mineralization in Geologic Formation [PDF-690KB]
Multi-Objective Optimization Approaches for The Design of Carbon Geological Sequestration Systems [PDF-986KB]
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - Capture and Sequestration Support Services [PDF-1.1MB]
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)
Proof-of-Feasibility of Using Wellbore Deformation as a Diagnostic Tool to Improve CO2 Sequestration [PDF-481KB]
Clemson University
Montana State University
Prototyping and Testing a New Volumetric Curvature Tool for Modeling Reservoir Compartments and Leakage Pathways in the Arbuckle Saline Aquifer: Reducing Uncertainty in CO2 Storage and Permanence [PDF-558KB]
University of Kansas Center for Research Inc.
Radiocarbon as a Reactive Tracer for Tracking Permanent CO2Storage in Basaltic Rocks [PDF-692KB]
Reducing Uncertainties in Model Predictions via History Matching of CO2 Migration and Reactive Transport Modeling of CO2 Fate at the Sleipner Project, Norwegian North Sea [PDF-481KB]
Indiana University
Rock Physics of Geologic Carbon Sequestration/Storage [PDF-665KB]
Shallow Carbon Sequestration Demonstration Pilot [PDF-643KB]
City Utilities of Springfield
Understanding the Impact of CO2 Injection on the Subsurface Microbial Community in an Illinois Basin CCS Reservoir: Integrated Student Training in Geoscience & Geomicrobiology [PDF-654KB]
Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois
Validation of Models Simulating Capillary and Dissolution Trapping During Injection and Post-Injection of CO2 in Heterogeneous Geological Formations Using Data from Intermediate Scale Test Systems [PDF-672KB]
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You can blame the replay official I suppose. I go back to NDSU giving up 90 yards in two minutes with Eastern Washington's best running back out of the game. And the Bison couldn't do it.December 12, 2010
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Schnepf: Perfect day falls a win short
It was almost too much to ask for in one week. Could one of the biggest crowds to ever watch a basketball game in the Fargodome be followed by perhaps the largest crowd to ever watch a football game in the 18-year-old brick structure?By Kevin Schnepf , December 12, 2010
UND-NDSU basketball notebook: Players get up to speed with rivalry
North Dakota State men's basketball players got to hear all the tales and lore of the Bison-Sioux rivalry Friday night – when they had dinner with former players.By Kevin Schnepf, Eric Peterson and Wayne Nelson , December 12, 2010
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Take away the loss and it was a special day for North Dakota State redshirt freshman Mike Sigers. He blocked two field goals and returned a kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown.By Jeff Kolpack , December 12, 2010
Bison roll to 81-55 win in renewal of basketball rivalry with Sioux
Michael Tveidt and Freddy Coleman had one chance to play rival University of North Dakota. The North Dakota State fifth-year seniors didn't disappoint.By Eric Peterson , December 11, 2010
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CHENEY, Wash. — Bo Levi Mitchell threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Hart on the first play of overtime and Eastern Washington recovered a goal-line fumble by quarterback Brock Jensen to beat North Dakota State 38-31 in the quarterfinals of the FCS playoffs Saturday.By Jeff Kolpack , December 11, 2010
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Bison win today could secure another home playoff game
It may not be known to Bison football players before taking the field today, but North Dakota State University could host another home playoff game this season.By Forum staff reports , December 11, 2010
Bison football: Color red is all that separates Eastern Washington's field from others
CHENEY, Wash. – It's not red. It's really, really, really red. Roos Field and its noted red Sprinturf football field is so red that it practically has its own shade of color.By Jeff Kolpack , December 11, 2010
Classic climax: Last meeting between UND, NDSU men's basketball teams was one to remember
The last time the Bison and Sioux played in men's basketball, the game was in Grand Forks and a Fargo kid made the signature play – a play that led to a Sioux victory.By Eric Peterson , December 11, 2010
InForum launches interactive Bison feature; live blogging planned for both games Saturday
InForum.com will be your headquarters for all things Bison on Saturday.December 10, 2010
Gratzek has been the rock
Just got done going through the NDSU vs. Eastern Washington matchups with QB, RB, O line, D line, linebackers, secondary and special teams. Here's why the Bison have a chance to advance again on the road: they appear to have the advantage at the offensive and defensive lines.December 10, 2010
Bison players get acclimated with renewal of an old rivalry with Sioux
Freddy Coleman recalls where he was the last time the Bison and Sioux played in men's basketball.By Eric Peterson , December 10, 2010
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- Pass on the left of the cyclist in front, never on the right.
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- If passed, you must drop completely out of the zone, to the rear, before attempting to re-pass.
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Marshals commonly cite the following violations:
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- Blocking – left side riding and impeding the forward progress of another competitor
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- Overtaken - failing to drop back three bike lengths before re-passing
- Drafting – following a leading cyclist closer than three bike lengths and failing to pass within 15 seconds.
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Midday Interview: Sophie Amelkin & Heather Bobeck duet recital
Soprano and actress Sophie Amelkin is giving a duet recital with her friend and colleague Heather Bobeck on Saturday at 7pm at Little Chapel on the Boardwalk, Wrightsville Beach. Pianist Joseph Hughes is also on the program. Sophie and Heather are hoping to raise funds for their upcoming graduate studies.


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Located directly across from a cattle pasture in an unassuming house in the middle of Oklahoma, researches are conducting some of the most cutting edge and controversial testing of drone technology.
"It's advanced technology for sure, it's technology that we don't want any of our enemies to have," Toney Stricklin said.
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He says the group has a contract with the Department of Homeland security, and is cataloging the drones for law enforcement and first responders.
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Because so much of this drone technology is being developed here in Oklahoma, Slane says a lot of these issues may be determined in Oklahoma courts.
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Bin No. 18 Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(786) 235-7575
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Wednesday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary European, Tapas / Small Plates
Executive Chef:
Alfredo Patino
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Farm to Table, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
We have vast experience in providing a different approach to anyone's catering needs. We have the ability to cater to anyone's desire in a carefree environment.
Private Party Facilities:
The entire restaurant its perfect for parties of 30 and up. Restaurant rental fees apply. Rental fees are depending on date and day of the week. Usually ranging from $500-$2000
Private Party Contact:
Alfredo Patino (786) 356-8710
Getting there
Cross Street:
18th & 19th
Public Transit:
We are walking distance from the Omni station of the Metromover. 4 blocks North of the Performing Arts center also know as the Artsh Center for the Performing arts.
Private Lot
Parking Details:
private lot on mason and taylor (10 dollars fee)
A word from Bin No. 18
Chef-Owner Alfredo Patino celebrates fresh local market approach with his "Roadside European Cuisine". In a cosmopolitan, industrious setting in Miami's neighboring art district, bin no. 18 is a popular stop for pre- and post- Art Center shows and gallery walks. With its contemporary interpretation
of casual meets chic, the European bistro explores a spectrum of artisan dishes composed with a purpose. Driven to present a true taste of the Riviera urban cuisine, Chef's weekend menus experiment with seasonal flavors to bring out the ones that tantalize us the most. The well-designed beer and wine bins boast a variety of juice that is top-ranked in quality and value. Hanging Chandeliers, concrete slabs over wine barrels serve as communal tables' ideal for sharing the cheese and charcuterie menus. We welcome you to sense a unique culinary art scene.
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Diner Reviews
This was my third visit to Bin 18
and this time I ordered the pre-threater Prix Fix dinner. There were three choices for appetizer and entry, and 2 dessert choices, plus a glass of wine for $35 - an incredible bargain in this town. It was also the first Friday of Lent and I was happy to see that the selections were all meat free. I had the eggplant bruschetta for a starter and my partner had the artichoke carpaccio. Delicious and good portions. Entries were the ricotta ravioli and the salmon, respectively. The dishes were exquisitely seasoned and very flavorful. Dessert was chocolate mousse cake with homemade vanilla ice cream - FANTASTIC! Oh, and we made it out with plenty of time to make the theater. I don't think you can go wrong here."
Dined on 3/7/2014
I've been there twice and just
made plans to go back again!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
Very small portions.One will
probably leave still hungry after eating, so plan accordingly. Pork Belly was very fatty, and I would not recommend ordering this item. Brie Fundido was extremely sweet due to large portion of honey in the brie which over rode rest of flavors completely. Not recommended item."
Dined on 2/24/2014
Although the restaurant was fairly
small, and the acoustics was awful, it added to the ambience and experience. Our waitress tried to be attentive, but she had several tables, both indoors and outdoors, that she was responsible for. The food was amazing! I ordered the pork belly, which I highly recommend. We would definitely come back!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
We had a terrific dinner here two
weeks ago, so decided to return with house guests for Sunday Brunch. Very few other patrons that day but we suffered an interminable wait for our entrees, which turned out to disappoint all around. We may chalk it up to a really "off day" in the kitchen. Don't know if we'll return, but the memory of our first meal tree still pleases. We're definitely on-the-fence and very perplexed."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Very disappointing. We ordered
Burrata Caprese with the ham on the side. It was served to us with the ham. We sent it back and it came back with the ham clearly partially picked out (hopefully not by hand but who knows). We sent it back again and were given a fresh order per our original order. One of our party received salmon that was partially cooked and partially raw. The waiters were very nice but, all in all, this was not a good experience and I definitely would not recommend it."
Dined on 2/5/2014
Five of us dined together Saturday
night. My wife and I made the selection, as we had a dim memory of dining there quickly one time last year before going to Wynwood Gallery Night. And the memory was of a terrific, terrific meal. Well, we were right! Bin #18 is absolutely that! Our recent dinner surpassed our memory -- a terrific special of sea scallops atop a delicately-flavored, ambrosiac risotto; the pasta Bolognese; their short ribs special; and even their signature, award-winning Cuban sandwich satisfied the most finicky diner in our party! When every plat was clean, we seriously though fleetingly thought of ordering another round of entrees from the menu! The true accolade? We're booking a party of nine to return there this weekend!"
Dined on 2/1/2014
We thoroughly enjoyed dinner at
this restaurant. We went on a Sunday night. It was packed to the gills including a painting class with only two wait staff, but I've never seen two people work so hard to keep everyone happy. We sat at the bar (a great place to sit) so we had a good look at how quickly they tried to serve everyone. The food was outstanding and wine selection very good with a wide range of prices. Every dish we had was delicious, clearly made to order and carefully prepared. Food was a bit slow coming out, but they clearly had more customers than they expected that evening. I'd definitely go there again and recommend it. There is parking in the back that we didn't know about, but we were able to park on a side street."
Dined on 1/26/2014
Food always very good to
excellent. Only drawback is a static menu that has not really changed since they opened. When they have them, fish specials are outstanding."
Dined on 1/21/2014
We visited Bin18 earlier in week
and returned for excellent dinner specials on NYE. Selections were limited but all were delicious!!"
Dined on 12/31/2013
This is a great find for
pre-Adrienne Arsht Center dining (we visited on the evening of Saturday, Dec. 14th). Everything we ordered off the menu was fantastic, and they have wonderful artisan cheese and wine selections. Ambience, as well as the service, is warm, charming and casual. We met an old friend there from NYC and it reminded us all of some of our favorite neighborhood places on 9th Ave. Prices are reasonable. Everything was made to order, yet didn't take a long time to arrive. I can personally recommend the octopus salad for an app, and either the scallop dish or artichoke-stuffed portobello for mains. We really, really liked this place and have been recommending it to friends ever since! We will definitely go again."
Dined on 12/14/2013
Went for dinner before a show and
REALLY enjoyed the meal. They have free parking and you can walk to the Adrienne Arsht Center in less than ten minutes..."
Dined on 12/14/2013
We came to this restaurant, as it
advertised a pre-theater offering. When we arrived, we learned that this offering no longer exists. We did notify them on arrival that we were attending theater nearby, so please serve timely. The food was tasty and the staff was pleasant. However, the appetizer took an unreasonably long time to arrive. The entrée timely followed. We nearly missed the theater. The manager came over and apologized for the service and tried to hurry the process. It was nice that the restaurant has a parking lot and you can leave your car there while attending the theater. Be advised that this parking lot is unmanned."
Dined on 12/14/2013
Excellent food, especially the
tablas and the splendid scallops. Great selection of wines. Very friendly and hospitable."
Dined on 12/5/2013
I took my Wife there for our
Anniversary and we loved it the staff know their stuff. we also brought our own wine and had no need for it Bin No 18 have a great wine list so leave yours home lol We shall be back to that great place again........."
Dined on 11/10/2013
We wished we had more room to eat
the wonderful things that were put in front of us! The octopus salad was palate pleasing and the charcuterie fantastic! The scallops are clearly Bin 18's signature dish and are highly recommended. We will certainly be back."
Dined on 11/15/2013
Always enjoy meals here and go
back often. Only complaint is that the menu hasn't really changed since they opened, and they never seem to have a "catch of the day" which is listed on the menu. Would go even more often with some new menu offerings, but the food is terrific."
Dined on 10/8/2013
We liked it so much the first time
we went back. And will again... Tucked inside an office building with an outside eating area along side other not so impressive restaurants Bin #18 will surprise you. The they have a nice selection of meats, fish, pasta and veggies. Not a lot of seafood choices in the off season, but good choices. The wine list is impressive and has a nice range of pricing options. The staff are all super nice and very helpful while maintaining a 'professional distance'. Best part - a month later two strangers from out of town were not only welcomed back, but they even remembered where we sat and what we ordered! Nice touch.. Great spot for pre-theater / arts events, easy walking distance to the arts center."
Dined on 10/13/2013
Very interesting menu. Great
variety with knowledgeable owner about cheeses and meats as well as the wines. Food is very good, service is almost certainly unintentionally 'absent-minded.' A little focus will go a long way!"
Dined on 9/28/2013
They produce decent food, but the
portions are very small and there's no a/c. We ordered the Tabla with 5 items for $34. On the table arrived exactly 5 tiny slivers of the two cheeses, and 3-4 wafer-thin slices of the three different meats. The bread was delicious but very measured and for 3 persons, we had to order twice- with only 1 waiter for the entire restaurant, this involved a 15 min wait. Still hungry, we ordered two other items, the lamb/feta meatball that came as 3 or 6 meatballs. We ordered the larger order, and six pathetic little meatballs, a little larger than gumball-size arrived at our table. They were a joke. Wine pours were also "poor" and again long waits for refills. Stingy portions and no a/c cheat customers."
Dined on 9/13/2013
I have to admit I was slightly
underwhelmed when we walked in - I was expecting something more 'wine bar' for some odd reason, but was very nicely surprised, especially by the service and the food. Everyone we dealt with was super nice and the food was quite good. We shared a Carpaccio Breasola that went nicely with the Atmosphere Rose. I had the scallop special which was cooked perfectly and D had the Pulpo Plancha which was also perfect. These went very well with the bottle of Viognier. We wrapped up the evening with 2 glasses of port. Super casual, but super food and service. You MUST try Bin No. 18 when in Miami!"
Dined on 9/2/2013
Place is small and intimate
.Service is lovely. Food is fresh and prepared well, including the pasta.I had the artichoke appetizer which was great, followed by the octopus entree which was tender, flavorful and moist. Others had the pasta bolognese. My guest almost licked the bowl and my 3rd guest had the scallop special,which was delectable. We shared a creme brulee for desert that hit the spot. So yes, great neighborhood spot. Prices are moderate and fair.,which is nice for a change of pace.Good food & service that will not break the bank!"
Dined on 9/2/2013
Terrific restaurant with brilliant
chef- owner and very reasonably priced. Two problems- 1) the menu is small and static. This could be overcome with 2) regular specials. There are none. The catch of the day, which might be considered a special, more often than not is not on the menu. these are what keeps the restaurant from moving from very good to outstanding in our opinion.. Still, we like the place and will continue to return often."
Dined on 8/22/2013
This is a must for anyone in the
area. I'm a foodie...travel to all cities around the country for business and this restaurant is definitely in my top 3 of favorites. The cheese and meat combos are amazing and please please please try the pear pasta dish."
Dined on 7/11/2013
Really, really good, and we're
going back. We (there were 4 of us) got there at 8PM and practically owned the place. By the time we left at 10, it was almost full. The service was great and the wine list was forgiving; $34 for a great Pinot... So nice we had 3 of 'em ...and they were all good. The Tapas/Small plate thing really suited our styles, and thats what we wnded up having. If you go, consider the Scottish Salmon Tartar, Eggplant Bruschetta, Octopus & Olives... they were all good - but the Warm Figs "Brule" was memorable. Our server did us a great favor by creating our own meat & cheese board with his favorites - and it was all good."
Dined on 7/6/2013
Food was very good and the
waitress friendly and attentive. The place has an eclectic vive. we will be back."
Dined on 6/30/2013
Excellent-interesting menu,
especially the selections of cheese. Great place!"
Dined on 6/24/2013
It is a small restaurant. They
have regular tables, tables with low loung-style chairs, and high tables with bar stools. It is in a business area of Miami and maybe very full for lunch, but when my husband & I arrived, there were only 2 parties of four. By the time we left, the place was fuller. Our waiter was the only one, but he was pleasant and very efficient, so we did not feel like we had to wait too long for attention! The menu is limited, but creative & very good!"
Dined on 5/27/2013
The appetizers where delicious and
different. I loved the figs...The cheese and cold cut tablas are very good. The decor of the place makes it very welcoming and pleasant. The service was good considering we were a group of ten . Would recommend to friends."
Dined on 6/13/2013
This unpretentious restaurant is a
perfect example of someone who loves his job. Everything is very "heartfelt" and passionately served, the food is very nice, prices are comfortable and the whole feeling of the place is very nice. I certainly recommend it!"
Dined on 6/9/2013
The decor is nice, the staff is
good and the food was tasty. If your in the area, this is a good place to have appetizer and drink wine."
Dined on 6/8/2013
Excellent neighborhood spot. Tapas
were amazing; warm date salad - excellent great sweet and salty combination. For entree we had the scallops (great sauce and well cooked), Chicken very moist and tasty and the Food Network cuban sandwich was amazing-no words to describe you have to try it. Will definitely be back."
Dined on 5/25/2013
our dinning experience was
phenomenally delicious. would ho again and again and again. r"
Dined on 5/11/2013
loved it! sweet waitress, great
service, comfotable chairs...YAY! nice ambiance...delicious, unusual food! ( not a huge selection but very adequate!) Everything tasted prepared at the moment and fresh! Great place! Will return..."
Dined on 5/12/2013
This is a good neighborhood spot.
The food is always tasty but you can't be in a rush. They are not the quickest or fastest with their service."
Dined on 5/11/2013
From the appetizer menu to the
wine list everyone is sure to find something to enjoy. This was a first time experience at bin 18, but this restaurant is now on my go to list. We tasted the fig brule, Brie in honey and scallop appetizers, followed by the chef's catch Mahi, and the Chet's skirt steak special. Right sized portions, great flavor, well presented. Selected a bottle of red from Spain on the waiter's recommendation which was enjoyed by all."
Dined on 5/2/2013
Good food. Had some very good
small plates and a couple glasses of wine. Great place to pop in and get a good meal."
Dined on 4/28/2013
Great place with great food, very
good assortment of wines & beer. Excellent service. Nice ambiance"
Dined on 4/19/2013
We chose bin 18 because it was
close to the Arsht center and had a nice menu. We really enjoyed our food and will be back soon to try the many tempting things on the menu"
Dined on 4/18/2013
Our second visit to Bin no 18 in a
week. The salmon tartare was wonderful. Steamed clams were not as good as the mussels from our previous visit. Entres were great. This restaurant is a find for casual, delicious dining. We will return on our next visit to Miami."
Dined on 4/13/2013
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1http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy10.jpg24 Feb 1999: Pitcher Roy Halladay #32 of the Toronto Blue Jays poses for a studio portrait on Photo Day during Spring Training at Grant Field in Dunedin, Florida. Mandatory Credit: Scott Halleran /Allsport
2http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy11.jpgLOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 18: Pitcher Roy Halladay#32 the Toronto Blue Jays winds back to pitch the ball during the game against the Los Angeles Dodgers on June 18, 2002 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California. The Blue Jays won 2-1. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)
3http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/1087865.jpgMILWAUKEE, WI - JULY 9: American League All Stars Kazuhiro Sasaki #22 (Seattle Mariners), Roy Halladay #32 (Toronto Blue Jays), Manny Ramirez #24 and Ugueth Urbina #41 (Boston Red Sox), Freddy Garcia #34 (Seattle Mariners), Shea Hillenbrand #29 and Johnny Damon #18 (Boston Red Sox), Manager Mike Scioscia (Anaheim Angels), Mike Sweeney #29 (Kansas City Royals), Garret Anderson #16 (Anaheim Angels), Jason Giambi #25 (New York Yankees) and Nomar Garciaparra #5 (Boston Rex Sox) stand in the dugout during pre-game festivities before the MLB All Star Game July 9, 2002 at Miller Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The game ended in a 7-7 tie. (Photo By Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
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5http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy15.jpgTORONTO - AUGUST 14: Roy Halladay #32 of the Toronto Blue Jays celebrates his complete game win against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on August 14, 2007 at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Dave Sandford/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Roy Halladay
6http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy16.jpgPHILADELPHIA - DECEMBER 16: Pitcher Roy Halladay of the Philadelphia Phillies and senior vice president and general manager Ruben Amaro, Jr. answer questions from the media on December 16, 2009 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Roy Halladay;Ruben Amaro, Jr.
7http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy17.jpgCLEARWATER, FL - FEBRUARY 25: Pitcher Roy Halladay #34 of the Philadelphia Phillies starts against the New York Yankees March 4, 2010 at the Bright House Field in Clearwater, Florida. (Photo by Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Roy Halladay
8http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy18.jpgANAHEIM, CA - JULY 13: National League All-Star Roy Halladay #34 of the Philadelphia Philies and American League All-Star Vernon Wells #10 of the Toronto Blue Jays talk before the 81st MLB All-Star Game at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on July 13, 2010 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Roy Halladay;Vernon Wells
9http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy19.jpgWASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 27: Roy Halliday and Jayson Werth of the Philadelphia Phillies celebrate clinching the National League east title after a baseball game against the Washington Nationals on September 27, 2010 at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. The Phillies won 8-0. (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Jayson Werth;Roy Halliday
10http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy20.jpgPHILADELPHIA - OCTOBER 06: Roy Halladay #34 and Carlos Ruiz #51 of the Philadelphia Phillies celebrate Halladay's no-hitter and the win in Game 1 of the NLDS against the Cincinnati Reds at Citizens Bank Park on October 6, 2010 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Phillies defeated the Reds 4-0. (Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Roy Halladay;Carlos Ruiz
11http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy21.jpgSAN FRANCISCO - OCTOBER 21: Roy Halladay #34 of the Philadelphia Phillies throws a pitch against the San Francisco Giants in Game Five of the NLCS during the 2010 MLB Playoffs at AT&T Park on October 21, 2010 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Roy Halladay
12http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy22.jpgATLANTA, GA - MAY 15: Roy Halladay #34 of the Philadelphia Phillies against the Atlanta Braves at Turner Field on May 15, 2011 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Roy Halladay
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14http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy24.jpgPHILADELPHIA, PA - OCTOBER 07: (L-R) Roy Halladay #34 and Carlos Ruiz #51 of the Philadelphia Phillies walk across the outfield from the bullpen prior to playing against the St. Louis Cardinals during Game Five of the National League Divisional Series at Citizens Bank Park on October 7, 2011 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Roy Halladay; Carlos Ruiz
15http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy26.jpgMIAMI, FL - SEPTEMBER 23: Pitcher Roy Halladay #34 of the Philadelphia Phillies leaves the field with pitching coach Rich Dubee #30 and the trainer during the first inning against the Miami Marlins at Marlins Park on September 23, 2013 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Marc Serota/Getty Images)
16http://media.heavy.com/gallery/roy-halladay-through-the-years/roy27.jpgRoy Halladay has taken out a full-page ad in the Philadelphia Daily News as a token of gratitude to the city.
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Slim, contoured fit for ease of movement and a stylish look. | ||||
Usually a blend of knit or woven fabric with spandex or elastane. Creates a soft, durable fabric which allows freedom of movement yet retains its shape through repeated wash cycles. | ||||
For when it's hot. HeatGear® technology wicks perspiration off your skin, rather than absorbing it. It's engineered with UA's Moisture Transport System to deliver core temperature regulation and maximum breathability. | ||||
Anti-odor treatments provide permanent odor protection by inhibiting the growth of bacteria and mildew in the fabric. | ||||
Fabric transfers moisture from the skin to the fabric's surface for quick evaporation, keeping you dry and comfortable. | ||||
Mesh or breathable fabric inserts in high heat zones allow sweat to evaporate and cool air to circulate. | ||||
Provides visibility in low-light conditions through the use of reflective fabrics, yarns, tapes, trims, or heat transfers. |