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You probably weren't watching the Chicago Cubs play the Cincinnati Reds Monday night. You'd have to really, really love baseball to have watched the Chicago Cubs play the Cincinnati Reds Monday night. But something significant happened during the game. Maybe you caught it on SportsCenter. Maybe you caught it on the Internet. Maybe you're catching it right now!
In the bottom of the second inning, Juan Francisco, who is a baseball player, stepped in to face Rodrigo Lopez, who is still a baseball player. Behind in the count 1-and-0, Lopez came inside with a slider, and this was the result:
You can't see the baseball against the backdrop of the breathtaking Ohio (ed. note: Kentucky!) sky, but the images make it pretty clear what took place: Lopez threw a pitch, and Francisco beat the living crap out of it.
Okay, so Juan Francisco hit a home run. Lots of players hit home runs. But what immediately began to circulate was the estimated distance. From Mark Sheldon:
Francisco's 502-foot home run left Great American Ball Park, but there are no extra runs given for superior distance. The Reds hit a total of four long balls and still were handed a 12-8 loss by the Cubs.
And Juan Francisco nearly knocked down a full moon with a 502-foot blast, the first baseball to clear the right field stands. It landed close to the Ohio River, on the south sidewalk of Mehring Way, the street behind the ballpark.
Just check out the muscles on Francisco, who connected for a titanically mammoth home run that went 502 feet* and over the right-field bleachers.
A home run that traveled 502 feet! That's amazing! That's the longest home run of the season, and it exceeds the 500-foot barrier that separates ordinary home runs from legendary home runs. The distance was so astonishing that the stadium PA guy made note of it over the speakers prior to Francisco's next at bat.
But was the 502 estimate correct? Here to play the role of wet blanket is mathematics, via the ESPN Home Run Tracker. Hours after the end of the game, Greg Rybarczyk's precise and reliable system gave Francisco's dinger a distance of 482 feet (boosted seven feet by environmental conditions). Very long, obviously, but less long, and not the longest home run of the year, as Prince Fielder went 486 feet on April 29. Additionally, 482 is less than 500, and people love when home-run distances begin with a 5. Those are like feats of myth.
So now there's some debate over which estimate is more meaningful. Were the Reds right with their 502, or is the Home Run Tracker more accurate? Our own Reds blog sides with the former.
Personally, though, I think focusing on the distance kind of misses the point. Because you might have noticed that Francisco's home run LEFT THE @#%&ING STADIUM!
Juan Francisco hit a home run that landed on a street. There are no streets inside Cincinnati's baseball stadium. There are only streets beyond Cincinnati's baseball stadium. That's where Juan Francisco put a baseball.
Obviously, there are some stadiums that allow baseballs to leave the premises more commonly than others. Fenway Park. AT&T Park. Wrigley Field. Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park is not one of those stadiums. It requires considerable force to hit a ball clear out of the GABP, and that's what Juan Francisco did.
And I think that's more significant than the exact number of feet the ball might have traveled. As adults, we care about numbers and distances and facts. As children, we imagine home runs that leave stadiums. Francisco's home run is one we can watch with a childlike sense of wonder, and I don't think the numbers should heighten or deflate the experience.
Whether Francisco's dinger flew 482 feet, 502 feet, or some number of feet in between - in the end, I don't think it matters. People won't remember Juan Francisco's home run for the number of feet that it flew. People will remember Juan Francisco's home run for giving a baseball a new address.


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Metro – If you're driving to a metro station to take it into town, know that some metro stations will be closed, and some bus routes will be detoured. See our guide to taking Metro this weekend.
Driving – Driving is definitely not recommended. If you're still thinking about driving downtown, be prepared to sit in traffic and face the challenge of parking. More information on driving downtown on inauguration weekend is available here.
Buses – Metro has modified some bus routes around inauguration security areas and to avoid traffic. See more about taking Metro to inauguration here. Looking for other bus systems, like ART, DASH, Fairfax Connector or others? See our transportation guide for more information.
Biking – Bikes are prohibited in the secured area, but there is bicycle parking close by. Here's a complete guide to biking to the inauguration.
Walking – Some areas will be closed to pedestrians, especially along the inaugural parade route. The inauguration ceremony (including the non-ticketed, public viewing area) has specific access points for security. See our guide to walking downtown on inauguration weekend here.
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Essentially, you should bring yourself, an ID and as few other items as possible. There's an extensive list of prohibited items, including backpacks, strollers (in certain areas) and more. See the list of prohibited items at inauguration and related events here.
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Right now, forecasts indicate that Monday's weather will be downright cold with a possibility of snow flurries. Temperatures will struggle to reach 35 degrees during the day, and be in the 20s both Sunday and Monday nights.
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Located directly across from the Museum of Natural History, Ocean Grill has been a staple for Upper West Side seafood lovers for years. Sample daily selections from the Raw and Sushi bars, paired with a featured wine and other fresh seafood. Feeling creative? Ocean Grill allows you to create your
own meal with our daily list of Simply Grilled Fish served with your choice of sauce and seasonal side dish. Relax in the candle-lit lounge or refined dining area that resembles a luxury liner, complete with oversized mirrors and round porthole windows looking into the kitchen. The adjacent photo room is lined with retro black and white seaside snapshots and is a perfect spot for romance or celebration and as always kids are welcome.
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The new menu is much smaller. The
wine list is shorter. It looks like an accountant is now in charge. The people are still very nice though. The food is not bad, just very limited. We are hoping they will change back."
Dined on 8/25/2014
Food was fresh and delicious and
the servers were great!"
Dined on 8/23/2014
We had a lovely birthday
celebration this was very much appreciated as we wanted to be able to enjoy the food and have a conversation. Our waiter, Julian, was fabulous."
Dined on 8/21/2014
Second visit this season after an
earlier disastrous lunch experience; two-for-lunch; no improvement. Outside table service very slow; our entrees--pan seared salmon--arrived cold!!!! I had even cautioned the (one) waiter that we wanted the entrees served piping hot, right off the grill. STILL, both our entrees came less than lukewarm, indeed cold. Waiter darted off, MIA. I had to summon the mgr. We waited for freshly made entrees. 2nd try: OK. The dessert did not come as I had ordered mine; the gelato and sorbet combo was tasteless and tiny. The chocolate tart disappointing, with a teensy ice cream scoop. Has this place lost its chef? Under new management??! What? Once always crowded, it was easy to grab an o/s table on a nice summer day."
Dined on 8/20/2014
The staff was very accomodating
and remembered our special occation. We don't live in town but this is our third year in a row with Ocean Grill as our destination for a birthday celebration."
Dined on 8/18/2014
Dinner at Ocean Grill was pretty
predictable. The menu was fairly uninspired and then my husband asked to have his salmon cooked all the way through but that didn't happen so I actually finished my meal way before he even got started. Kind of disappointing. The wait staff did not seem to be on the ball."
Dined on 8/17/2014
Made a res here for the last night
of restaurant week. They sat a group of 5 at a tiny round table with barely enough room for our plates. We had to ask for bread after being seated for over 30 minutes; the basket they brought had 4 pieces (for 5), so had to request more. Two of us ordered from the rest week menu. I had the gazpacho app & salmon entree; my friend had the tuna roll app & pea ravioli entree & we both got the chocolate tart dessert. Dessert was good, but the rest of our meals were disappointing. The rest of the group ordered from the regular menu & were also disappointed;portions were small for the $ and nothing was great. Service was unattentive; had to ask for wine refills twice.Nice location, but wouldn't eat here again."
Dined on 8/15/2014
It was a windy rainy night when my
fiancee and I arrived to this restaurant. Its Restaurant Week, we were seated by a host and was served our food. Great Restaurant and service. The food was delicious!"
Dined on 8/12/2014
Waited for cream and sugar for tea
for 5 minutes. They served 3 of 4 entrees together, we waited over 5 minutes before the 4th entree was served."
Dined on 8/10/2014
I have been to Ocean Grill many
times and this time came for brunch with aunt/cousins....4 women including me. I appreciated that we could talk without screaming to be heard, and I really appreciated that we stayed for a long time without the waiter presenting us with the check or trying to move us along in any way. The brunch rush had died down, so we weren't taking a spot from anyone waiting, but that doesn't stop some places from scooting you out the door. We were left alone with no pressure and it was perfect for our mini reunion. Thanks. Food for brunch was fine, not outstanding, but good. I think I've enjoyed the food at dinner even more. Nice, comfortable decor. A step above most of the neighborhood brunches. All enjoyed."
Dined on 8/10/2014
Great brunch in a great setting in
location convenient to terrific sights"
Dined on 8/10/2014
Brought my sisters here before
they head off to college in the fall. The food is delicious! We cleaned off all our plates and had dessert as well. The waitress was very nice and patient especially with my very indecisive little sister. It was a beautiful night and we were able to enjoy sitting outside. My cocktail was a little weak but it was very refreshing nonetheless. I will definitely be coming back with some friends!"
Dined on 8/8/2014
We had an absolutely wonderful
time. The staff was fabulous and very attentive to my guests who are disabled. They are often maginalized and made to feel unwelcome. The staff went out of their way to make everyone feel comfortable. Thank you very much."
Dined on 8/8/2014
Had the Restaurant Week Scottish
Salmon entrée, atop German Potato salad -- and thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and flavors of the dish. The dessert -- a yogurt cake, was splendidly presented as well. Outdoor seating in pleasant sunny weather was a bonus to our experience. Recommended. Just make sure you give the waitperson the correct credit card so as to avoid any embarrassment unless you like washing dishes."
Dined on 8/8/2014
Welcoming, beautiful restaurant.
Exceptional quality food and selection. Skilled wait staff. What else can I say? It's my favorite place for any special occasion, or to make an every day special."
Dined on 8/6/2014
Good food. Nice atmosphere.
Definitely will return."
Dined on 8/6/2014
The restaurant was practically
empty. No noise problem here, but for the wrong reasons. The food was average at best, the dessert disappointing. All in all a ho-hum experience--except for the service. Our waitress had a real attitude and not a good one."
Dined on 8/6/2014
It's not the first time that I had
the privilege of eating at this wonderful seafood establishment. The waitstaff are extremely accommodating and attentive. The meal is served in a timely manner-not rushed and not too slow. I could order either from the special pre-fixed menu or the ala carte menu that features a sushi selection, specially prepared seafood dishes or just plain grilled fresh fish. If you like fish, like attention to detail, and like good service, then Ocean Grill is just perfect for an evening out."
Dined on 8/5/2014
Great evening at Ocean Grill.
Simply prepared, very fresh seafood. Good vine selection."
Dined on 8/2/2014
From the food to the wine, and the
service, our girls' night out experience was amazing. We were all first-time diners and came for the Restaurant Week menu, but we would all gladly return anytime of the year."
Dined on 8/1/2014
Food was good and service was
great ... But the tables were too close together and the noise level too high to want to return."
Dined on 7/31/2014
Fresh fish, the sushi is
wonderful. Attentive and friendly service. Pleasantly quiet at lunchtime."
Dined on 7/30/2014
I did a restaurant week pick to
Ocean Grill and it was the best decision. The seafood options were on point along with the wine selection. I would definitely recommend this place!"
Dined on 7/29/2014
The fish was really excellent.
Other things, like bread, salad, beverages were all good. The service was prompt without getting in the way. Another good thing is the space between tables is sufficient to allow a semi-private conversation."
Dined on 7/28/2014
Raw tower was excellent, gf's
skate a special for restaurant week was not edible, it tasted of ammonia which is a sure sign of old fish. Up side is they did not charge us for her "meal""
Dined on 7/28/2014
The food was well prepared with
fresh ingredients. The kale caesar salad was flavorful and not overly dressed- I personally would have preferred more anchovy. The California and Spider rolls were pleasant; however, my wife who requires a gluten-free accommodation, did not get rice with her raw bar sampling nor did she get feta cheese with her watermelon and cucumber salad. She did request the feta again and it was provided without a problem. Although the food was good and well prepared, it would seem that the staff should be better trained on special diets related to medical conditions. I would imagine requests for such accommodations are not uncommon on the Upper West Side of NYC. Service was otherwise friendly and responsive."
Dined on 7/26/2014
Except for the size of the check
$150 for 2 persons with one glass of wine and a shared desert, it was a pleasant experience...."
Dined on 7/25/2014
The seafood tower for two was
perfectly adequate with a small starter salad."
Dined on 7/24/2014
Had lunch there during restaurant
week. RW menu was rather succinct, but adequate and we had no issue making our picks. There were no misses in the food. Salmon was fresh and perfectly cooked, the grilled shrimp plump, plentiful, and nicely charred with no trace of dryness, and both desserts (choice of 2...) quite tasty. Service was both attentive and laid back, and we lingered a bit over coffee to finish off a leisurely lunch on a hot summer day."
Dined on 7/23/2014
Very good sea shells tower to
share. Excellent ceviche. Good wine. Good atmosphere. Nice place were your dad is taking you for your birthday"
Dined on 7/22/2014
Staff is great, always a warm and
friendly atmosphere. The food is good but has become a little too "cookie cutter" (to use a food related term). Kitchen needs a little excitement boost."
Dined on 7/22/2014
Really excellent service, very
Ho-hum food. My ravioli were good, but drowned in a thick, sugary sauce. The best thing we ate were the French fries! My friend ordered salmon well done--it came slimy and undercooked. The waitress was great about it. Offered to make a new piece of fish. After a very long wait, the plate came back with the old piece of fish, now over cooked. Probably they just stuck it back into a microwave! For a place specialized in fish, you would expect much better."
Dined on 7/20/2014
The staff and manager were kind
and accommodating, but I was disappointed in my food. The chicken in the grilled chicken salad wasn't cooked well enough and there was a visible piece of fat on the chicken, which I didn't like. Also they need more than 1 waiter for the outside tables. This was Sunday brunch and it was full."
Dined on 7/20/2014
considerate service, food
delicious, not too loud to prevent conversation"
Dined on 7/17/2014
This is on my regular brunch
short-list but this experience was sub-par. The waitstaff are always stellar but our waiter was barely audible to the point that when he approached the table no-one realized he had spoken and rather than repeating the question he just stood there staring at us, which was awkward. He mentioned he usually works night-shift and it showed. I ordered Eggs Benedict- the ham was stone cold and the fries were lukewarm. We sent it back and the replacement was much better. The waiter didn't apologize and seemed generally irritated. He gave us the wrong bill and when we go the right one they comped us some drinks and gave us a discount, which I appreciate but overall this was not my best experience at Ocean Grill."
Dined on 7/13/2014
Great atmosphere, food and
service. If you love seafood and sushi, you'll love this place. Highly recommend the spring roll, yellowtail sushi roll and ravioli appetizer."
Dined on 7/11/2014
As usual the food was simply
delicious! And we could actually converse with our friends without shouting... A rarity at a lot ofNYC restaurants! But I must say the service was not up to the usual standards. Our waiter had too many tables to serve. Maybe they're cutting back on staff? And the fellow who served appetizers which in our case was sushi either couldn't find chopsticks and soy sauce or was too hassled to bring them in a timely manner so we all sat there staring at our beautiful plates with our tongues hanging out! When he finally did bring them he kind of threw them at us!"
Dined on 7/9/2014
I have eaten here many times
before. The food was good but the menu changes were disappointing. Other then in sushi, they removed tuna from the menu. They removed my favorite, Sesame Crusted Tuna, and they also removed tuna from the Simply Grilled menu. Since the only fish I eat is tuna and swordfish (which they don't offer), I ended up eating veal which was good but not why I would go to a seafood restaurant."
Dined on 7/5/2014
Very attractive place for lunch.
Good food and service."
Dined on 7/2/2014
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foodie magnet near the Museum of Natural History. In that sense my wife, her business partner and I had a wonderful dinner. It is someplace we will go again. We ate indoors, though there is al fresco dining. Staff was friendly and knowledgable. Portions were generous."
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4/5 rDev +1.3%
Appearence: golden amber
Smell: reminds me of a homebrewed beer, grainy, yeast-like, sharp
Taste: my first thought was that that it had a high acid content, and higher alcohol content. It actually reminded me of homebrewed beer, which I enjoy. This beer is not for everyone, but I am a big fan, and would love to try it on tap.
For me, this is a great summer beer, not something I would offer to people who are not "into" microbrewed beer. I enjoy the after taste and think this beer is great to bring to a BBQ or even with a steak dinner.
06-13-2007 02:07:34 | More by blackheartbilly
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North Carolina
3.9/5 rDev -1.3%
Nice rich gold color with creamy head that stayed nicely,smelled nice and malty with some fruitiness to it.Nice balanced brew not overly sweet but enjoyably sweet,hop is in there after a few sips it shows.Drink this one alot really good beer with some balls.
03-20-2003 18:57:18 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +1.3%
Appearance: 650ml bottle. golden orange with a moderatley white-foam head.
Smell: nice hoppy/fruity sweet nose. hints of sweet apricot and peach. sweet and hoppy, very pleasant.
Taste: Nice hoppiness off the top followed by a mellow and smooth sweetness. this is highlighted by apricot & peach and a good malt backbone makes this a nice ale with some good body.
Mouthfeel: Smmoth and creamy. just enough bubbliness to keep me happy.
Drinkability: one a day wouldn't be too much. a pleasant everyday drinker.
10-03-2003 19:23:50 | More by Popsinc
4.75/5 rDev +20.3%
12-01-2012 20:08:35 | More by mojohawk21
4/5 rDev +1.3%
Appearance - Dark, cloudy orange in the body with a good head that lingered but didn't lace.
Smell - Nice, mild, malt character with a stiff balancing hop (strange for the style but not for Rouge). There's a light melon/orange fruitiness to this aroma as well, making it quite nice.
Taste - Ist das eine HopBock? The lightly-toasted malt flavors complimented by sweet orange and grapefruit and honey are offset by stiff, bitter hops. I doubt if you'll find anything like this in Germany, but it is good nevertheless.
Mouthfeel - Medium-bodied with light carbonation and very refreshing thanks to the uncharacteristic hops.
Drinkability - You have to love Rogue or hate 'em. They make one of the hoppiest Stouts on the planet, and they do the same with this Maibock. I happen to enjoy the interpretation of the style, but many I'm sure won't.
Update - I can't remember the first time I had this ale, but I first rated it on the site in November 2003. I thought it would be fun to sit down with pad and pen (or keyboard and mouse as the case may be) and write an update.
It hasn't changed a bit. Beautiful body with a nice head that doesn't lace, nice malts with an off-style PacNW hoppy bite, solid medium-bodied with very pleasant carbonation, and the bottle empties before you can say, "Gibst mir einmal, bitte."
Update - I happened upon this again in 2010 and found it to be much more malty. The malt base is unsweetened and very raw. I think really it needed this to balance the big hop bit. It's almost like unsweetened caramel if that's not an oxymoron. It's a solid 4 all the way around and a definite "must try" for any beer enthusiast.
11-03-2003 04:53:15 | More by RoyalT
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
09-06-2013 20:34:31 | More by aszatk01
3.25/5 rDev -17.7%
04-26-2014 11:06:56 | More by DanGeo
New York
3.4/5 rDev -13.9%
This would be a great beer to have with food as it is relatively mild in flavor intensity. The beer poured a nice orange/amber with little head. It had a refreshing smell of fruits like apricot and citrus but with faint smells of malt. This was a good casual beer to have, my only suggestion would be to intensify the flavor a bit as I found it to be a bit too mild.
05-28-2011 03:41:46 | More by Supersweetshirts
3.56/5 rDev -9.9%
On tap at Old Chicago. Pours a deep amber, almost brown color with a tiny head that only left behind very small traces of lacing. The nose is full of a nice mix of hops, malts, a bit of sweetness, and a touch of woody/nutty undertones. The beer is fairly smooth and has a heavy malt character with a light toffee/caramel flavor and a bit of biscuit yeast that comes alone. Some very faint hop presence can be detected, but only if you're really looking for it. Medium body and medium carbonation with a nice, malt flavored finish.
Decent beer, here. Nothing too special or over-the-top excellent, but still tasty and very easy to drink.
10-14-2012 00:34:50 | More by tectactoe
4/5 rDev +1.3%
05-03-2014 21:03:13 | More by Hoppin_mad
4/5 rDev +1.3%
07-07-2012 01:02:16 | More by Altair
4.25/5 rDev +7.6%
06-02-2012 23:29:08 | More by Zakk
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
08-07-2013 20:27:42 | More by npala86
4.33/5 rDev +9.6%
Paired with pan-grilled BBQ chicken.
A - Poured into pint glass, 1.5-finger cream-colored head crawled down the glass. Beer is an only slightly hazy amber color. Decent lacing
S - Has a very nice aroma, it's not unlike having a mouthful of the beer just by getting a good whiff of it. Has a sort of banana-nut bread vibe, really very pleasant. Gets a bit funky when swirled.
T - Not terribly complex, starts with a generous amount of malt, and has a good hop bite at the end but isn't overpowering. Doesn't really push any new boundaries but instead offers simple quality.
M - Good carbonation, aftertaste is slightly bitter and lingers for upwards of 30 seconds. Starts off quite tight but opens up quickly. Alcohol aftertaste becomes more evident with warming. Overall goes down light and easy.
D - Very drinkable beer, especially if one is trying to escape macro hell and find some quaffable craft brews. Quite filling considering the mouthfeel. I wouldn't turn this one down, but I don't think I could make it through more than one or two either.
01-19-2009 00:48:11 | More by bluesoul
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
04-11-2013 01:27:50 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev +1.3%
01-12-2013 13:53:14 | More by tbryan5
4.75/5 rDev +20.3%
05-03-2014 17:26:54 | More by TimBeaulieu
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
11-27-2012 20:48:23 | More by ajkiser12
3.5/5 rDev -11.4%
01-06-2013 20:29:09 | More by Matty-K
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +1.3%
A: Light amber in color; minimal to average head produced when poured into a pint glass from the bottle. Head faded fast but left good lacing throughout.
S: Nothing particularly special. If you swirl well you can get a hint of hops.
T: An interesting mix of hops and malts. I don't know that I would call them balanced, but definitely equal in strength. Great sweet caramel malt flavors with nice citrus hops and minimal lingering hop flavor.
M&D: On the light side of 'medium' bodied but full flavored. Even with all the flavors going on this still goes down easy and intensely enjoyable.
I tried hard to be objective reviewing this ale. I waited a long time to review it because it is one of my personal favorites. I can't put my finger on it but man, this is good! I like the maltiness but I also like that bitter citrus finish and this one has them both without being too refined. Perhaps that's what I like about it - it's just a little rough around the edges and I like it. One of my favorite standbys after a long day at work.
02-08-2008 01:24:48 | More by SIRIUS2
New York
3.9/5 rDev -1.3%
A - Pours dark gold to light amber, small head that fades quick to a lacing on top, with medium carbonation.
S - Sweet caramel malt, not much hop, kind of boring.
T - Solid bitterness without much hop flavor. Very nice light malt flavors with some sweetness from caramel malt. Slight citrus bitterness on the finish with some fresh baked bread flavors.
M - Thick and malty, creamy feel.
D - Easy drink, well balance, session beer.
This is a good beer, not daring, nothing really stands out other than it is made well. Good beer, but nothing really stands out. What makes it good an appealing to many also keeps it just a good beer, nothing wrong with a good beer though.
04-20-2009 23:59:24 | More by steelerguy
4.38/5 rDev +10.9%
This is for sure a malt lovers beer, but it has a very good ammount of bitterness to interest the hop heads as well. It poured a copper color with a decent head that left nice spider webs on the glass. The smell was fruity and malty and I couldn't wait to taste. The flavor was great, with a thick mouthfeel that fit the malty flavor perfectly. But just when you think its all malt the hops came in and added a great element to the flavor. Even my Coors drinking dad loved this one, so this is a very drinkable beer and would be a good one to start novices on.
01-28-2004 10:39:44 | More by Dmann
3.5/5 rDev -11.4%
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2.72/5 rDev -31.1%
09-01-2014 23:46:39 | More by jose_alehouseSD
3.85/5 rDev -2.5%
22oz Bomber
Roasted malt aroma that's almost fruity. Taste is malty, but balanced, with a bitter hop finish. Medium body with good carbonation. Although smooth with a balanced flavor, you can easily taste the alcohol in this beer.
Overall a solid, great tasting beer that's easy to drink and a good representation of the style.
07-21-2004 21:01:33 | More by BJ1833
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4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
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North Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +7.2%
One of my favorites of the style for sure,pours a deep hazy yellow color with a great big rocky head.The aroma is very banana-like with some decent spiciness add a lemon and its awesome.Just plain easy to drink great on a hot day,a traditional favorite.
07-13-2003 07:04:42 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4.2/5 rDev +4%
Appearance: 330ml bottle. Pours a cloudy caramel colour with an enormous white head that holds up well.
Smell: The nose is bursting with citrus and spicey notes. The classic banana is present s well.
Taste: Automatically light and tangy on the palate. Light spicey tongue and a tartness at the back of the mouth, possibly lemon. Hints of clovey spice and nutmeg. An underlying banana flavour is present as well.
Mouthfeel: Light and spritzy. A carbonated and lively glass.
Drinkablilty: A very nice hefeweizen for almost any occassion. Good complexity and balance and also light enough to be drinkable anytime.
06-30-2003 13:26:10 | More by Popsinc
4.93/5 rDev +22%
Served (myself) in the tall Paulaner glass that I bought at the Salvation Army for less than a dollar. Poured cloudy yellow with a beautifully thick, creamy head. Smelled like summertime in a glass; flowery and citric. Lingering tangy yeast aftertaste. Wow. This is the best hefe my tongue has ever touched, so I had to give it a 5 for taste. I cannot imagine a more refreshing beer. So smooth and easy to drink. What really boggles my mind is that supposedly there are BETTER hefeweizens out there. Bring them to me!
04-01-2003 20:18:17 | More by Marty
4.6/5 rDev +13.9%
Appearance This had a gorgeous Hefe Weizen appearance. The body was a thick and very hazy orange and the head was monstrous, foaming up rightly. It settled slowly into volcanic pits on top of the bier.
Smell This is as authentic as it gets. The aroma is pure, unadulterated yeast with some light, fruity notes. You can almost literally chew on the aroma of this weizen.
Taste This is awesome. The big yeast notes from the nose jumped right into the mouth at first sip (its still quite cold). Im actually mashing my teeth as I drink. Im sure the flavors would come out even more if I had the patience to let this one warm . . . but I dont.
Theres a slight uncomfortable sharpness in the hops, which probably is all thats keeping me from 5ing the taste, but this one is excellent on all accounts. The finish is dominated by the soft, luscious fruits that make up a traditional Hefe Weizen. The banana is wonderfully mixed with some peaches, cherries, and a splash of fresh orange.
Mouthfeel Medium-bodied and quite big for a weizen, but the story here is the full, fluffy consistency. Its almost like eating bread dough, its just that good.
Drinkability Im picking up a case this weekend and vow never to let the supply get below three or four. This is a must have staple for anyone who enjoys the style.
Comments This is right on par with the WEIHENSTEPHANER with much better availability.
Update I initially rated this with a 2003 vintage so thought it would be interesting to re-review it after being on the site now for a year and a half. I did a mini taste test with a few other weizens when I had this one, a 2004 vintage.
It really is a terrific example of the style. I feel like Im going back in time to when I lived in Bayern whenever I drink a Paulaner Hefe Weizen. I personally favor a bit of uneven flavor bias towards the yeast for this particular style, so this one is right up my alley.
01-15-2004 02:53:07 | More by RoyalT
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4/5 rDev -1%
08-26-2013 00:49:20 | More by cam477
4.28/5 rDev +5.9%
Perhaps 4th or 5th on my list of preferred hefes. Wonderful cloudy orange with a thick bright white head, tiny carbonation that never dies, and one hell of a luscious creamy body. Aromas of bananas and cloves are intense to say the least. Mouthfeel is exceptionally rich and almost milkshake like. Flavors of dark fruits balance the twangy citrus and wheat. Very refreshing and enjoyable. Drinkable in the extreme.
04-03-2006 21:01:33 | More by DaPeculierDane
4/5 rDev -1%
03-16-2012 19:48:20 | More by Barkley
3.99/5 rDev -1.2%
First - the foam! Incredible. Pure white, thick and steady, looks like snow:
This can't be true. Unless - you have the budget for serious R&D and can employ top engineers.
No question that you can get to this appearance (the color and look in general are a piece of art) - without intervention of technology, deep engineering know how and who-knows which chemical manipulation.
Having said that, this is what you get in every industrial beer you put into your mouth, so while we`re at it - lets have it top-class. And this is what you get in this Heffe-Weis.
Taste, smell and feel - FUN.
Tasty, smells great, feels great - how much do they invest in R&D and engineers anyway?
Feels like: a lot.
Highly recommended, and I'll be drinking lots of this nice little cutie.
06-11-2013 17:13:34 | More by yauri
4/5 rDev -1%
03-12-2013 02:37:21 | More by DavyJones
3.7/5 rDev -8.4%
This beer is a cloudy dried lemon rind color with a dull luster and modest two inch head that doesn't make it very long but leaves a whispy lacing. The nose is musty wheat with very muted clove and overpowering bubblegum.
Taste is light and tangy, camomile hints, and big citrus flavor. Not much clove and actually not much of that bubblegum that was in the nose. Good astringent contribution from the wheat. This beer is a different animal on tap. Rediculously fresh tasting. The mouthfeel is thiner but still good. This is always a dependably tasty beer. I I made short work of a wiesse glass full.
04-24-2006 03:25:06 | More by JudgeRoughneck
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -1%
Poured from 12 oz bottle.
A-Cloudy yellow/orange
S-Clove, musty yeast, little spice, some wheat grain
T-Some banana, clove, lemon citrus, wheat grain aftertaste, a little bit of sweet flavor as well
M-Medium but effervescent in the mouth
D-I can drink a few of those at a time
Very nice hefe-there are a few better that have more spice flavor in the nose and taste but this is solid.
06-25-2008 23:20:20 | More by hopsleeroy
3.75/5 rDev -7.2%
05-03-2014 00:02:17 | More by tbryan5
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
08-07-2014 14:06:42 | More by GameOfBeers
4.83/5 rDev +19.6%
It is a toss up between this beer and the Spaten Hefe as to which one is my favorite. This one poured a hazy golden color with a great head that finally subsided and left lots of luscious lace down the side of my glass. The smell was of bananna, clove and spices. The taste was awesome with large doses of bananna flavor and a slight hoppiness to it as well. The finnish was a great lemony sourness and the mouthfeel was creamy and grand. If one does not enjoy this beer, then one cannot be a fan of this style!
07-14-2004 11:07:24 | More by Dmann
3.63/5 rDev -10.1%
Bottled on date 7/09. Pours a cloudy, orangish yellow with a big puffy white head. Aromas of lemon peel, clove and yeast esters. Light bodied with high carbonation level yet a smooth finish. This beer has nice subtle wheat flavors. Good drinkability.
12-17-2009 02:36:44 | More by blackearth
4.75/5 rDev +17.6%
04-04-2013 14:10:11 | More by bueccd
3.9/5 rDev -3.5%
This pours a nice deep golden color with a fluffy head from the big pint bottle. The smell is of a mix of banana, clove and spiciness along with some other light fruity, grainy tones. A nice nose overall.
The first sip has a nice underlying banana wheat flavor which mingles with spicy notes. Clove, pepper and fresh baked bread come to mind for me. Overall, a nice flavor that is quite enjoyable.
Mouthfeel is well done. Very smooth and easy to drink. Carbonation is good. Drinkability is good as well. A six pack of this would be a good choice for a get together with friends or a quiet evening at home.
10-15-2004 22:49:50 | More by orbitalr0x
4/5 rDev -1%
03-22-2012 20:42:33 | More by sabitu
2.5/5 rDev -38.1%
03-06-2014 03:28:35 | More by bulldogg915
New York
4.08/5 rDev +1%
To start, this is one of the best Hefe-weizens I've had.
It's big for a wheat beer, with ample complexity. The appearance is a caramel color, with some cloudyess, a frothy white head and tight bubbles. One could compare it to the appearance of meringue. Aroma is ripe fruit, with spice- clove, allspice. Taste follows with smooth bananas and spice. Mouthfeel is rounded. Excellent finish with some dryness, though just a little. I thought that it could be compared to mixing a Hoegaarden and a Leffe, with the complexity of Leffe and the refreshing quality of Hoegaarden.
04-16-2007 22:34:53 | More by elinash
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
01-30-2013 05:09:15 | More by Lazaro
3.93/5 rDev -2.7%
Purchased this sample in the can, while I was in Berlin in September of 2002. 0.5l can.
Pours a dark amber beer, unfiltered, cloudy and topped with a most gorgeous white foam head that can literally stand out of the glass; retains a wonderful sticking lace, too. Aroma is a bit earthy and yeasty with hints of lemon and coarse spices.
Silky smooth luscious mouthfeel; heavenly. Nice banana bread sweetness and flavour up-front, with a clove/herbal spice in the backbone. A refreshing carbonation pricks the palate. Faint bubble gum flavours grip the sides of the palate and dry out with flavours likened to chewing bubble gum for too long. Grain coarseness becomes more pronounced, with yeast flavours on the edges. Crisp, lemony hop bitterness helps to break things up and livens the palate. Malty sweetness pulls thru again, dissipating into the crisp, dry and grainy finish.
A true hefe-weissbier and incredibly fresh in the can. Good stuff ...
05-11-2003 17:21:08 | More by Todd
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
06-22-2014 19:09:59 | More by Jpinoniemi
3.33/5 rDev -17.6%
Cloudy pour with a small head, lot going on in the aromacitrus hop, carmel malt, and banana, carmelly grainy tastethat leaves an oily coating on the tongue.Pleasant enough aftertaste, refreshing enough but not something Ill buy again. I guess its just not my direction.
03-27-2004 00:42:54 | More by grynder33
Paulaner Hefe-Weissbier Naturtrüb from Paulaner Brauerei GmbH & Co. KG
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A key aspect of women's well-being and safety is their exposure to gender-based violence. Violence against women is both an aspect of discrimination and a human rights violation. It occurs worldwide, blighting the lives of victims, their families, communities and society at large. The search for solutions continues to be hampered by a lack of the comparable and robust data that decision makers need to shape informed, targeted policies. In the Council Conclusions on the Eradication of Violence Against Women in the European Union (8 March 2010), the Council of the European Union highlighted the problem of a persistent lack of comparable data, as have various civil society organisations and researchers. To address this problem, the European Parliament, in its Resolution of 25 November 2009 on the Stockholm Programme, asked the FRA to collect comparable data on violence against women.
The FRA survey will fill the gap by interviewing 40,000 women across the 27 EU Member States - and the candidate country Croatia - collecting data on the extent, frequency and severity of violence against women in the EU, including data on women's access to and experience of police, healthcare and victim support services. The survey results will provide much-needed, nuanced evidence for policy makers, practitioners and NGOs at the EU and national level for the development of policies and other measures to combat violence against women. The results will also enable comparisons of the extent of violence against women in different Member States and Croatia.
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The survey will involve standardised face-to-face interviews with about 1,500 women in each country. The women will be randomly selected from the general population. The interviews will cover women's 'everyday' experiences of violence - including physical, sexual and psychological violence, harassment and stalking by current and former partners, and non-partners. The survey will also look at experiences of violence in childhood in order to create a comprehensive picture of women's experiences of violence during their lifetime.
In particular, the survey asks women about experiences of violence in different settings, such as the home or workplace, how often they experienced violence, and about the physical, emotional and psychological consequences of this violence. It will take into account new communication technologies, such as mobile phones and/or the internet, which can be used as tools in committing acts of violence. Women who have been victims of violence will also be asked whether they contacted different types of services (e.g. police, healthcare and victim support services), and how they experienced the help they received.
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In 2010-2011, preparation for the survey involved several meetings with key stakeholders and survey experts - such as frontline practitioners working with female victims, government experts, academics and international organisations, including the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE). A pre-test project in six EU Member States - Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland and Spain - was undertaken to test the survey questions. The full-scale survey in the EU27 and Croatia will be undertaken in 2011-2012, and the first survey results will be presented in 2014.
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Dennery Waterfall
Up a backroad leading away from my village and toward the interior of Saint Lucia is the Dennery Waterfall, a hidden gem. Here are some Girl Guides enjoying the water after our hike up there.
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In December 2009, the 24 members of the Girl Guide company I formed at my village primary school became official "Guides" and did their promise ceremony with officers from the St Lucia Girl Guides Association.
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I was invited to give a talk on HIV/AIDS at my village primary school as part of World AIDS Day 2009. This is a picture of all the Grade 3 and 4 students at my session.
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Grande Anse Beach is located at the undeveloped Northeast corner of St Lucia. This is where Leatherback turtles lay their eggs from April to August each year. A group of PCVs camped-out on the beach with our tour guide and woke up at 2am to watch a leatherback lay her eggs. Here are four of us enjoying the scenery. Photo by Julie F.
Dennery Floods
In October 2010, one week before my COS date, my village of Dennery on the east coast of St Lucia flooded. It was a devastating flood and many homes were damaged. Here is a resourceful member of my village getting around by refrigerator.
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This photo exemplifies the differences between the traditional cultures that live off the land and the culture of the sky. The former usually saw airplanes only in the sky; seeing one up close and personal was mystifying.
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Congresswoman Corrine Brown says something must be done when it comes to neighborhood watches. She says the incident with Trayvon Martin has brought to light some of the issues regarding the program. In a sit down interview Monday with FOX 35, she said George Zimmerman should not have pursued Trayvon Martin nor had a gun acting as a watch captain.
She now tells Fox 35 she wants to make changes. Those changes would include a national registry for neighborhood watches across the county, training for those involved in the watch program and even background checks for its members. George Zimmerman was the neighborhood watch captain when he shot and killed Trayvon Martin. "It's disturbing to me that they say the neighborhood watch person, well it wasn't an official neighborhood watch. It was self appointed neighborhood watch."
The neighborhood watch in Zimmerman's neighborhood was not registered with the sheriff's association, but they are not required too. The Sanford Police Department did help the organization.
On Tuesday Trayvon Martin's parents will testify at a Congressional hearing on hate crimes. Congresswoman Brown says one of the things they will talk about is the neighborhood watch. "That is one thing we are going to have a hearing on, one of the aspects of it. One, you don't follow the person, two you don't carry a gun and you follow the direction of the police officer or dispatcher."
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(KCEN) -- A dispute over Nidal Hasan releasing his psychiatric evaluation to the media without approval took front and center in court on Wednesday.
Earlier this week, the accused Fort Hood shooter released his full psychiatric evaluation to the New York Times.
Hasan's trial counsel and the court only have the short form of the report.
Judge Osborn asked Hasan if anyone forced him to do so and if he understands the consequences of releasing it, saying "Did you understand that by disclosing it to a third party that you could wave the right to keep the full sanity report away from the trial counsel?"
Hasan replied "yes."
COL Kris Poppe said that Hasan needs to consult his technical supervisor for the case about releasing the document. He believes that the current chief of trial defense service has a conflict of interest.
Judge Osborn said that there is a "blurring of the roles" since the supervisor wears so many hats.
Osborn says that full documents will not be released until his counsel has had a chance to consult Hasan.
"We will do our best to avoid exposure to it," said COL Steve Henricks.
Hasan wants to waive the privilege and let the Government get the full sanity board result. "I've already released it to the media, so are you saying I would separately release it to the Government?" asked Hasan.
Judge Osborn replied, "I'm not going to give it to them until we've had a chance to fully address the matter on the record."