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METAMORA, Ill. -- Farming is a way of life in Central Illinois. Last year farmers were put to the test and this year hasn't been so great either.
Exactly one year ago John Obery told us he had several fields that were a total loss.
He farms over 3,000 acres in rural Metamora. Usually averaging over 200 bushels per acre, the drought left him with less than 98 bushels per acre.
This year mother nature has created a different problem.
"We've got the complete opposite, about 3 or 4 rain events that totaled 3 to 5 inches and did a lot of destruction," said Obery.
Last year, due to the extreme heat and drought, many of the corn plants did not push an ear shoot or silk. Obery said right now we are in that critical time period again, and we aren't out of the woods. He said he needs another inch of rain in the next week to 10 days.
"The thing I'm worried about now is the heat," said Obery. "90-95 degree heat will make the corn go backwards in a hurry."
Peoria County Farm Bureau Manager Patrick Kerchhoffer said last year Peoria County yields fared better than most of the rest of the state. He is hoping for the same this year, but some areas have gotten too much rain.
"We've had, I think, two episodes where we've had 4-5 inch deluges of rain and of course that wrecked havoc on some low lands, some flood plain areas," said Kerchhoffer.
Right now the USDA is estimating corn conditions at 68 percent in good to excellent condition with only 8 percent in poor to very poor condition but as farmers know, only time will tell.


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DENISON -- There's a shortage of truck drivers nationwide so why are the majority of students at a Texoma truck driving school being turned away?WATCH VIDEO: http://youtu.be/lfI3hdZYscg
Right now, tens of thousands of truck drivers are needed to fill positions nationwide.
But recent funding cuts and the booming oil business are making certain jobs even more difficult to fill.
When Tom Randolph lost his job at a plant in the Metroplex to outsourcing, he enrolled in the Grayson College Truck Driving School. However, at age 53, Randolph says he has no interest in traditional trucking and hopes to find a job driving for an oil company for the better hours and better pay.
"You can come right out of a school right now, similar to this there and be making over $20 an hour," Randolph said.
Grayson College Truck Driving School director Gary Graley says there's been a labor shortage in the trucking industry for years.
But, he says, the now booming oil business, especially in Texas, is siphoning from the applicant pool for traditional trucking even more, luring drivers by paying close to six-figure salaries while avoiding weeks away from home.
"Most of these oil operations are needing everyone at an oil field location to have a CDL, and more and more, I'd say 75% of the students coming in are wanting to go to the oil field," Graley said. "That is a huge change and huge shift from most people coming in doing traditional truck driving."
As the problems finding traditional truckers persist, there's also a problem at Grayson College getting people into the program in the first place. Funding cuts, in recent years, means fewer grants are being awarded so Graley says about 90% of applicants have to be turned away because they can't pay.
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Because the school is only four-weeks long, applicants are unable to qualify for a FAFSA or traditional student loan.
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Albion isn't real close to any bars or clubs but we definitely know how to throw our own parties.
There are parties nearly every weekend, but they aren't the greatest parties ever. It's just something to do in a small town that doesn't offer much else.
Frat parties are the main thing. There's usually something every weekend. There aren't any nearby clubs, and there's only a few bars.
Its pretty awesome! The best part is its a small campus so everybody parties in a small area there is a downfall to this though and that is that campus safety breaks up a lot of parties
Nightlife from Wednesday to Saturday night is very popular at Albion. Unless there is a party at an off-campus house or the Annex, the parties are always at the frats. Every weekend there is something going on. I feel whether you drink or not, you always have fun.
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You might want to just skip ahead to the Greek life section on this one. Nightlife outside of frats doesn't really exist on campus due to how small the town of Albion is. There are three bars that students will go to occasionally, but drinking among friends at house parties and in dorm rooms or apartments is usually safer and more fun than walking or driving downtown.
Monday night is known as "senior bar night," so once you're old enough, joining friends for a night at the bar can be fun. None of the bars in Albion allow anyone under 21 in after around 10 p.m., so you can try, but few succeed. Wednesday is also a big party night at Albion. The faculty normally has their department meetings on Thursday mornings, so early classes are rare, which makes more time for partying the night before. Most of the time, if students want to really party, they will go to another college campus or a club in Lansing or Ann Arbor, both about 45 minutes away. Because of this trend, Albion is referred to as a "suitcase college" by those who believe no one can bear to stick around on the weekends. However, in recent years, Union Board has really made an effort to host events for students on the weekends. And there are always the frat parties.
Country Lanes is the local bowling alley. Wednesday is the best night to go to find at least one person you know belting out drunken karaoke by the bar. Union Board occasionally hosts events there, and Greek organizations will often host fundraisers or parties there, as well.
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The Marshall Moonraker has good food and good daily drink specials. There's karaoke every Friday and Saturday night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. It's inexpensive, but then again, so are the majority of the bars on this list.
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Expect to be carded at the door if it's after 10 p.m. The Phoenix is perhaps the loudest of the three main bars in Albion. If you like to dance and don't want to go to a fraternity party to do it, the Phoenix is happy to accommodate, especially on the weekends. It can get crowded on busy nights, but there's more room to move than at Cascarelli's or Charlie's, which have more seating area.
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Cascarelli's is considered the classiest of the bars in Albion, but it's still a jeans-and-T-shirt kind of place.
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Tucked away on a side street off of Superior Street, Charlie's is the place to go when you want a quieter affair with friends. There is always a good mix of locals and Albion students there. If there is any type of Michigan sporting event going on, you can bet it will be on the big screen.
111 W. Porter St.
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The Copper Bar is located in downtown Marshall, which is about a 20-minute drive from Albion. If you like peanuts, they roast their own and leave a basket of them on every table. The name comes from the bar itself, which is copper-topped.
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Either hang out in your dorm with friends or hit the frats. It's sadly as simple as that. The Union Board typically tries to have events planned for at least every other weekend, and they do a good job of bringing a variety of acts and activities to the campus for students. Fraternities also throw the occasional alcohol-free party in the Kellogg Center for underage students. The coffeehouse on campus is a great place to go on weekend nights to either hang out or listen to the occasional live band or open mic night.
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Hillsborough County Sheriff's deputy took a 12-year-old girl into custody Friday evening after they say she set off pepper spray inside McLane Middle School in Brandon.
"it's more than likely some type of attack repellant … like an OC spray, which would be a pepper spray or a mace type spray." said Maj. Clyde Eisenberg of the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
Students say people felt the effects of it just before 3:00 p.m. Friday.
"Their eyes started burning and their nose started burning and everybody just started to run out of the 200 building to get away," said Solanch Echevarria, an 8th grader at McLane.
Altogether the spray affected 93 students and 3 teachers. A spokeswoman for Hillsborough County Fire Rescue said paramedics took 17 people to the hospital by ambulance; 20 more rode on a Hillsborough County School bus to Brandon Regional.
"{Injuries} were very very minor," said Jessica Damico, spokesperson for fire rescue. "They had some irritation to their eyes and throat. Some who had difficulty breathing had a history of asthma."
By Friday evening all of the patients taken to the hospital were treated and released.
"Kids should be able to go to school and not worry about that stuff," said Suzette Spitzer, a mother who was picking up her partner's son at the school Friday. "When I went to school that is not something you thought about or worried about."
The ordeal delayed dismissal for the student body of more than 900 students by about 40 minutes.
Principal Franklin Oliver knows, after Sandy Hook, he and his students are living in a different time.
"Absolutely, I think it's a reflection of society … things that go on...kids don't take things as serious as they should and things like this happen." Oliver said. "The buses were going to be late, everybody's going to be out here, we have helicopters flying across the school. I'm sure they didn't expect that."
The 12 year-old girl is now facing one charge: disruption of a school function. That's a misdemeanor. Deputies took her to the Hillsborough County Juvenile Assessment Center where they will release her to her parents.
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The venerable popping cork has been around about as long as anglers and redfish. Cutting-edge anglers may view a popping cork as a trademark of an amateur, but Port O'Connor, Texas, guide Petra Schultz says slower presentations catch more reds.
"Often when redfish refuse lures, it's because they are fished way too fast," says Schultz. "Popping corks are really effective in dark water or in deeper water, where reds are hard to see. Popping-cork fishing is easy and attracts a lot of reds because it perfectly simulates feeding fish, and that draws hungry predators. When they show near a gurgling popping cork, they see or scent the bait or soft-plastic lure and strike. It's simple and very effective."
Schultz prefers live shrimp or croakers fished below a rattling popping cork. A 3-inch D.O.A. soft-plastic shrimp in avocado or a 3-inch Berkley Gulp! shrimp are effective substitutes for live bait. Make a cast, then chug hard several times and pause for five to 10 seconds; chug more, pause, reel and cast to follow the Schultz prescription. Her terminal rigs are simple: 18 inches of 20-pound fluorocarbon leader below a float positioned above the barrel swivel connecting line to leader. For live bait and Gulp! lures, a Mustad 3/0 hook is standard, 5/0 when baits are extra large.
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Guide Greg Hildreth spends a lot of time chasing redfish in the Golden Isles of coastal Georgia, one of the best places in America to catch them.
"We like to sight-fish for reds in shallow water," says the Brunswick-based guide. "We use light tackle, fish from a very small boat and pole it quietly into casting position when we see fish." Hildreth believes silently poling to sighted reds is better than using an electric trolling motor. "We make very long casts to unspooked, happy redfish," he explains. "Sometimes we have to be patient and wait for just the right moment to cast in very shallow water. You've got to make your shots count and not be too quick to cast."
Scaled-down tackle is important. Hildreth prefers small crab flies because they land without much commotion. When you're lure fishing, 8- to 10-pound braid on high-end spinning tackle for long-range presentations is most effective. A 15-pound fluoro leader helps dupe clear-water fish.
"Small lures are important because they don't spook reds," Hildreth says. "Soft-plastic jerkbaits just a few inches long cast well, land softly and come alive with minimal twitching, and make shallow reds strike. Rig them weedless in white, ivory, silver, chartreuse and gold."


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By way of Ian from Productive Outs, we have been alerted to the greatest Google Image Search string in the history of Google Image Search:
Behold: ""Baseball cards glasses".
As a bespectacled youth, I don't think it's an exaggeration to suggest that Ron Kittle was my Susan B. Anthony and Cesar Chavez rolled into one.
And that's, like, the 785th-best card in that search string. Go forth, and marvel at the days when contact lenses were ... I don't know, too expensive? Made out of human skin? I have no idea why they weren't wearing contacts, but that's our gain, I suppose.


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PLATTSBURGH — The City of Plattsburgh Common Council will take action on several items at tonight's meeting.
Among them are a request from Dr. Paolo Fedi to provide a children's bounce castle on Saturday, Aug. 10 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the City Parking Lot between the Farmer's Market and the vacant gas station during the Farmer's Market family celebration event, and a request for the city engineer to advertise for bids for heating system improvements at the Crete Brothers Gym.
The meeting begins with a work session at 5 p.m., followed by the regular meeting at 5:30 p.m.
Both meetings are open to the public.
Congressman to hold telephone 'town hall'
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Tonight, Congressman Bill Owens will speak with constituents during a live telephone "town hall."
The call is part of the congressman's ongoing effort to connect with constituents across the more than 16,000 square miles of New York's 21st Congressional District.
Owens (D-Plattsburgh) will give a short update on events in Washington, D.C., as they relate to the Farm Bill, immigration reform and sequestration, followed by live questions asked by constituents.
The event will take place from 7 to 8 p.m. A random sample of residents in the district will receive an invitation by telephone to participate.
Others can request an invitation by emailing their name and complete phone number to firstname.lastname@example.com; calling (202) 225-4611; or filling out the form provided at http://owens.house.gov/Contact/TeletownHall.htm.
Beekmantown Central to appoint new super
BEEKMANTOWN — The Beekmantown Central School Board will meet at 6:15 p.m. Monday, Aug. 5, in the Middle/High School Library.
Agenda items include committee reports and the appointment of the superintendent of schools.
The meeting is open to the public.
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PLATTSBURGH — JCEO has begun accepting applications for children in grades kindergarten through 2 who are in need of assistance to obtain school supplies.
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Three outstanding international touring and recording artists, Robert Palmer (piano), Anna Vaiman (violin) and Peter Opie (cello) will perform masterpieces by Beethoven, Ravel and Shostakovich. American Piano Trio, in addition to being in high demand for touring, is also ensemble-in-residence at Ball State University, where the three performers are faculty professors. "The trio continuously achieved a deep musicality…simply superb." – Jody Nagel, JOMAR Press.


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.- A former Franciscan priest, Leonardo Boff of Brazil, who left the priesthood and the Franciscan order several years ago after his writings were condemned by the Holy See, said the decision by the Vatican to silence Father Jon Sobrino would mark a resurgence of Marxist theology in Latin America.
Boff, who together with Sobrino, Gustavo Gutierrez, and Juan Luis Segundo, was one of the most outspoken proponents of this theology, which had a significant impact on the life of the Church in Latin America, came out with a harsh reaction to the decision by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith to censure several theological works by Sobrino.
In statements to the AFP news agency, Boff said Sobrino "is one of the most serious, most evangelical, and I would say one of the holiest theologians that we have. For this reason, the condemnation against him is especially grave."
"I think a condemnation such as this cheats many of the poor, because Jon Sobrino was always an ally of the poor. And the Church may be able to disappoint the rich, but she cannot betray the poor," Boff said during a visit to the capital of Costa Rica for the opening of a special course of the University of Costa Rica.
Boff asserted that "liberation theology is alive and well in Latin America, Asia and Africa, although the controversy surrounding its tenets has lessened in recent years."
"The theologians of liberation theology continue to work," he said, adding that the censure of John Sobrino "may life the spirits of those Christians who are followers of liberation theology."
In its statement against Fr. Sobrino's work, the Vatican strongly emphasized the necessity of caring for the poor, but pointed out numerous errors in Sobrino's approach to "the methodological presuppositions on which the [Sobrino] bases his theological reflection, the Divinity of Jesus Christ, the Incarnation of the Son of God, the relationship between Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God, the Self-consciousness of Jesus, and the salvific value of His Death."
.- A former Franciscan priest, Leonardo Boff of Brazil, who left the priesthood and the Franciscan order several years ago after his writings were condemned by the Holy See, said the decision by the Vatican to silence Father Jon Sobrino would mark a resurgence of Marxist theology in Latin America.
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Mikal Cronin walks onto the stage this past Saturday night [March 1] for the third time this week, settling into the right corner; a spot he's apparently comfortable in, given that it's his usual post when playing in (fellow Laguna Beach native) Ty Segall's band. Tonight was Cronin's night, however, and his first Noise Pop appearance this year as Segall was suspiciously absent from the roster — perhaps a result of his recent deflection from San Francisco to LA? Regardless, Cronin was joined by his eponymous band at The Chapel, who wasted no time on introductions as they broke into one of their signature clamorous surf-rock jams.
The crowd eagerly soaked in the band's offerings throughout the course of the evening, thrashing along to the jangly guitars and getting down with the miry basslines for the nearly hour-long set. Even on songs whose refrains seemed rather redundant (like the underwhelming second of the evening "Situation") there was no shortage of hair flying, both on and off the stage. Speaking of hair, though — the band has the game locked. The headbanging displayed by Chad Ubovich, Mike Anderson, and Cronin is the kind of stuff that would make even the most famously coiffed girl bands (ahem, HAIM) jealous, as they did it with such great fervor, intermittently draping their mics with long, stringy manes.
College-rock favorite "See It My Way" was the first song officially announced, though if the amount of people singing along was any indication, it was probably the one that least needed an introduction. The room was silent as the tempo slowed down before Cronin concluded, "No I'm alright/I'm coming home/and I will find a way," before launching into the chorus that sent the crowd into a bouncing frenzy. Feeling the love coming off the last song, Cronin thanked the audience as the band began to play the opening chords of another hair-band anthem, "Back in Black" — thoughis was only a tease, to the dismay of fans who let out a resounding sigh as the band transitioned into one of their own songs.
The garagey-beach guitar was omnipresent and at times came across as formulaic, which is interesting, because it's that very quality that takes attention away from the somber lyrics which are noticeably in discord with the upbeat melodies. In a way, the repetitive sound of the music almost acts like a cloaking device, masking the feelings of desolation in certain songs — like "Change," for example, which goes, "I can't climb the mountain all alone/I've been at the bottom for a long time/I've been waiting for the sun to set, the moon to shine/The day to change to night so I can fall."
Cronin reappeared on the stage solo for the encore, playing "Don't Let Me Go," in one of the more emotionally exposed moments of the evening — even the lights made his sweaty face look like he had been crying — but it was an ephemeral moment, as the rest of the band took up their instruments and played a droney, spiraling, psych-riff laden version of Wreckless Eric's "(I'd Go The) Whole Wide World" to close out their set. If nothing else, it was a finale that proved that, even though Cronin takes place at the side of the stage, he is indeed a front man.
AC/DC was hardly considered a "hair band."
I meant it more like, "a band with notable hair," like Iron Maiden and Metallica (once upon a time), and not so much relegating them to the spandex and hairspray genre -- same thing with Mikal Cronin. No offense, AC/DC!
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Inakaya Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 354-2195
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Daily: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
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AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Visa
Japanese, Sushi, Yakitori
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Casual Dress
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Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
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West 40th Street (between 7th and 8th Avenue)
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1, 2, 3, 7, A, C, E, N, Q, R, and S trains to Times Square/42nd Street/Port Authority Bus Terminal.
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Central Parking System is located on 252 West 40th Street (across the street from the restaurant).
A word from Inakaya
Our original restaurant in Japan was established and opened its first door in the heart of Roppongi, Tokyo in 1970, as the traditional "Robata-yaki" restaurant. Since then, Inakaya has been loved by substantial numbers of distinguished personalities, comprising of former President of the United
States, Hollywood stars, and other celebrities and the epicureans from around the world for more than 30 years. "Robata" is the Japanese term that stands for "around a sunken hearth" and "yaki" means "grilling". Families used to gather around the hearth for dinner, which evolved into "Robata-yaki" style. It is known as a type of traditional cuisine, which features fresh ingredients grilled in proximity of guests' own eyes. Foods are cooked on open-flame, its ancient but healthy grilling method of dropping excess oil has attained its popularity, and has spread throughout Japan. And now it comes to New York!
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Diner Reviews
My wife and I discovered Inakaya 2
months ago and made a reservation for our 16th wedding anniversary dinner. Once again the food, service and ambiance were excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner and experience. We will definitely return!!"
Dined on 8/23/2014
Loved this Japanese restaurant. I
have been to Tokyo several times and this restaurant keeps to all the traditional features and cuisine. Loved it!!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
it is expensive the food is great
, totaly a nyc place to visit and in times square /"
Dined on 8/7/2014
We came here in restaurant weeks.
The sashimi there was soooooo fresh and delicious. Also, the green tea ice cream was amazing. I love it!"
Dined on 8/6/2014
Food was great. I guess that is
all that matters."
Dined on 8/5/2014
Note, this is a great place for
sushi; however, it is a wonderful place for robata (Japanese grilled food on a stick). Note, Open Table reservations are for the bar/counter area, not for table service--and service can be slow, so it loses a star for those factors. But great if you're seeking something different near PABT/Times Square/Theater District."
Dined on 8/4/2014
We came to celebrate our wedding
aniversary. And boy, was it a good choice! The quality of the food amazed us. Super fresh fish, deliciously prepared and presented beautifully. Just to try something different we also had the pork belly in special broth. Wonderful! The staff was friendly, fast and attentive. They even were so thoughtful to sing a Japanese celebration song for our anniversary and gave us a free desert. All in all a wonderful experience. We will certainly go here again when in New York!"
Dined on 8/2/2014
I found Inakaya during New York
Restaurant week. This place has a great vibe. The centerpiece is the open kitchen where you can see the chefs do their thing. You can also sit around the kitchen which is good for singles. The staff greet you with shouting in Japanese. The food was exceptional. I had sashimi. The quality of the fish was A1. Then Miso Codfish with baked rice ball. The fish melted in my mouth and the accompanying asparagus and mushroom had a nice crunch. Finished with green tea and black sesame ice cream. Always a good way to end. I also had matched sake which complimented the dishes. I highly recommend this exciting and enjoyable dinning experience."
Dined on 7/31/2014
I have been there for few time
with my friends and we all liked it. However, this time, the food is not as fresh as before. We have tried prefixed menu-- sashimi and black cod fish. It is not fresh enough like before. Little disappointed at this time."
Dined on 7/22/2014
Excellent services, delicious
food, definitely will return again"
Dined on 7/22/2014
Wonderfully prepared fresh fish,
simple dishes, really wacky and attentive staff!"
Dined on 7/22/2014
$30-ish for a sashimi lunch with
soup or salad (not both) is pretty steep, but the quality is excellent. We also got the tuna sashimi selection for $32, and was likewise first rate, but it only included 5 pieces. They do the shouted greetings and goodbyes whenever someone enters or leaves like the do in Japan, and that is kind of fun, and adds to the energetic vibe in the place. Lots of NYC sushi restaurants are like mausoleums."
Dined on 7/16/2014
Nice to have a different
experience in the city and they produced it for you. Would repeat."
Dined on 7/14/2014
I've been to Inakaya many times.
The servers are gracious, and the food is top-notch."
Dined on 7/14/2014
.....right combination of
excellent food, very good service and reasonable price."
Dined on 7/7/2014
Nice open space and great staff
add to a very nice dining experience - definitely get the Masu delivered to you on a paddle and the head on tail on shrimp were the largest I have ever seen - and quite yummy - the kobe skewers, however were a little underwhelming."
Dined on 7/3/2014
A perfect enjoyable place to eat
in the middle of gross hustle bustle times square for dinner before a broadway show."
Dined on 6/25/2014
Inakaya had a fantastic atmosphere
and equally fantastic food. The restaurant really tried (and succeeded) to make feel as if you were in Japan. The service was great, they were all very attentive. Large menu with lots of delicious options. Large sake list as well."
Dined on 6/22/2014
It was wanderful to find that
Manhatan had a Tepan House in the same traditional style I've seen in Japan. Good food, good service, good entertainment. I definitely recommend."
Dined on 6/22/2014
I've been to Inakaya three times
with different people, and we've all loved it every time. In some ways, it resembles a Japanese tapas place--quite different from, and to my mind much more intersting than, a traditional Japanese restaurant, though it does have sushi and sashimi for those who like that. The service is friendly and the place is lively without being too noisy to conduct a conversation. It's convenient to theater or movies in the Times Square area, but note that, though it has an Eighth Avenue address, it is actually located midway between Seventh and Eighth on 40th."
Dined on 6/19/2014
I had made a reservation for lunch
before taking my 10 year old nephew to see Newsie..in next block so booked for convenience and sushi is one of the few foods he loves. Never expected the fun greeting and atmosphere...great energy in the place! And it really entertained my nephew til show time. The sushi was like butter...melted in your mouth....will definitely go back!"
Dined on 6/18/2014
Great food, friendly service,
nice, clean place....had a very good time with my friend."
Dined on 6/14/2014
I loved the experience! Dining as
theatre. This is a true Japanese Robata, exactly as I was fortunate enough to experience, when I had the opportunity to work for a month in Tokyo. Very different than other Japanese restaurants, but don't worry. The sushi is great and the other dishes are as well. I went with my son and we had a great time."
Dined on 6/12/2014
We went on June 4, 2014 for
dinner, however, the waitress was so rude and unreasonable! We went for a BUSINESS dinner, and booked for a table for 12ppl (I booked via opentable and called to cfm the seats for a big group to sit together after making reservation in the afternoon), but when we arrived she asked us to sit in two different tables, and then she was being UNREASONABLE and VERY RUDE the whole evening! Worse waitress we have ever had! This was not our first time there for business dinner/lunch and certainly not the first time we went as a big group, however, first time ever to be asked to sit in different tables. We were very disappointed the way Inakaya treat their customers. "
Dined on 6/4/2014
very good experience, best
japanese food and food ever. the combo is also good"
Dined on 5/28/2014
The food was so so. It was
dissapointing since I was expecting more minding the good review. "
Dined on 5/27/2014
We just returned from a trip to
Japan and while we were in the city we decided to go looking for food that was as close as we could get to having Japanese food again. We came across this establishment and upon walking in and hearing the Japanese greetings being called out when we entered was a welcome sign. The Robata area towards the back of the restaurant was exactly how a similar area in Japan would be set up as well. Even the facilities contained within the restaurant were true to a Japanese establishment. The food was prepared well and we enjoyed being able to take a slight trip down memory lane by eating here. "
Dined on 5/25/2014
The food was very good. Large
selection of items. Made mochi for entertainment."
Dined on 5/24/2014
I have met with business
colleagues for lunch at Inakaya for over 5-7 years. The standard is always superior, service is excellent and quality of food is beyond words. Highly recommended for business meetings. I have invited overseas colleagues from the UK & Australia at this location and they all loved it. A classy and sophisticated choice."
Dined on 5/22/2014
Tucked around the corner of 40th
Street off 8th Ave, its the perfect place to have dinner before the theatre. Portions are large so sharing is advised. Delicious sushi."
Dined on 5/15/2014
Food is great, service is
entertaining - an overall magnificent experience! I will definitely come again next time I visit NY!"
Dined on 5/9/2014
Out of the six things that we
tried to order at 6 PM, they were out of three, including red bean ice cream. Who runs out of ice cream when you can simply keep it in the freezer? We also felt rushed by the server, who was setting up our seats for the next diners before we even finished our desserts. The food was also overpriced. That being said, the sashimi was nice and the Kobe beef skewers were excellent. However, the salmon skin was not crispy at all. Lastly, the seaweed salad was tasteless, and I'm pretty sure that two of the alleged five different types of seaweed were the same, but dyed different colors."
Dined on 5/7/2014
the food was great, the layout of
the restaurant is open & nice, the waiters could have been a bit more attentive and both the waiters & the chefs were very loud, yelling japanese to each other, which i suppose is part of the atmosphere, but it was difficult to have a conversation when they started yelling things like: "ahhsoooHAAA" to each other SO loud we couldn't even hear each other, as well as banging on wood. it got to be annoying and we ended up leaving early because of it."
Dined on 5/1/2014
The location makes this place
great for before a show, its also a large space so allows for groups easily without feeling crammed in. Its not overly fancy. We ordered the prefix which was good, they substituted my sushi for sashimi even though it said no substitutions. Desert came out a bit slow since we needed to get to a show. Overall, i would recommend for a casual dinner before a play. Also, would love if they would add a few "special" rolls to the menu as the sushi menu consists of the regular sushi options only. Lots of options for the non sushi eater tho!"
Dined on 4/29/2014
We were in NYC for the weekend,
walked by the restaurant on our way to back to our hotel, and decided to go back for dinner the next night. Servers were very attentive, and the food was great, including the sushi and sashimi. Try the grilled tuna - fresh and fabulous!"
Dined on 4/26/2014
Different Japanese atmosphere -
fun - enthusiastic "
Dined on 4/19/2014
The bar is a great. It is not a
traditional bar but one where you are eating and being served with long platters/tray. Its very interesting being so close as they prepare your food its kind of like Benihana but no heat and bit more upscale. Its a very entertaining restaurant. The Japanese BBQ is very tasty and healthy."
Dined on 4/17/2014
The food is really good. 2nd time
here and the ambiance, service and food were once again highly enjoyable. A bit expensive, but anything good is expensive, no?"
Dined on 4/12/2014
It felt like I was back in Japan.
Authentic food and ambiance. Fun if you want to try something different."
Dined on 4/11/2014
Similar to their Restaurant in
Tokyo, JAPAN. This is a fun restaurant."
Dined on 4/9/2014
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Parking is available at numerous garages and open lots near our building, or in the garage under our building. Hourly, daily, weekly and monthly rates can also be negotiated upon your arrival. The garage under our building is most expensive although it has direct elevator access to your apartment. The building is fully wheelchair accessible with a ground floor entrance and high speed elevators to all floors.
activities and attractions in Jerusalem Israel
0.1 km to Machane Yehuda open-air market where you can experience 'neighbourhood life', buying everything from fresh fruit, vegetables, snacks, fresh chumus, cheese, cakes and more.
0.3 km to Ben Yehuda Street - the pedestrian mall where you can enjoy socializing, shopping, fine restaurants, cafes and street performers.
1.4 km to Jaffa Gate, entrance to Jerusalem's Old City where you can wander through the narrow paved streets and markets while making your way towards the Western Wall.
0.9 km to the Great Synagogue, a spiritual, religious, cultural and social center for Jerusalem and world Jewry and where you can visit to hear a world renowned cantor and choir.
1.1km to the beautiful, new, Mamilla shopping mall.
1.5km to the Knesset, seat of the Israeli government, where you can visit for a free guided tour.
1.4km to Jerusalem's central bus station from where you can take buses to all major destinations in Israel.
There is a tram stop directly in front of our building. The tram travels through central Jerusalem.
vacation rental rates
Credit card payments are accepted - Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover.
Paypal accepted.
10% off bookings for more than 10 nights.
Spring 2013: Apr 08 2013 - July 21 2013: $219/night
Summer 2013: July 22 2013 - Aug 31 2013: $279/night
High Holidays 2013: Sep 01 2013 - Sep 29 2013: $329/night
Autumn 2013: Oct 01 2013 - Nov 15 2013: $219/night
Thanksgiving 2013: Nov 16 2013 - Dec 15 2013: $219/night
New Year 2013/14: Dec 16 2013 - Jan 5 2014: $329/night
January 2014: Jan 6 2014 - Jan 31 2014: $239/night
Winter 2014: Feb 1 2014 - Apr 8 2014: $219/night
Passover 2014: Apr 9 2014 - Apr 27 2014: $359/night
Prices do not include cleaning fee of $150
Bookings for over 6 people will incur an additional bed set up fee of $99/person.
Rates are subject to change.
Please note that we continue to market the property until a deposit is received.
Photos provided are representative of our apartment and the style of decor. We reserve the right to make changes to the apartment without notice.
All bookings are non-cancellable, non-transferrable and non-refundable.
We reserve the right on rare occasions to cancel your reservation. In this case, you will receive a 100% refund.
Minimum length of stay requirements apply during some seasons.
Please contact us directly for our Passover rates.
The first 50% of your payment is due upon booking. The remaining 50% be automatically be charged to your credit card 60 days before arrival. For any bookings within a 90 day arrival period, 100% payment is due upon confirmation.
All reservations are non-transferable and non-refundable. The entire amount will be collected even upon cancellation. Cancelled reservations cannot be reinstated. We encourage our guests to purchase travel insurance.


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ATLANTA -- Kevin Durant scored 30 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder won for the 11th time in 12 games, holding off the Atlanta Hawks 101-92 Tuesday night.
Shelvin Mack scored 17 points off the bench to lead an Atlanta comeback but finally cooled off at the end.
Coming off an impressive 118-94 home victory over Indiana, the Thunder had more trouble on the road against the Hawks.
But the result was the same: another Oklahoma City victory, despite a tough night for Russell Westbrook. He was held to 14 points on 6-of-21 shooting, though he did sink an impressive reverse layup with 1:41 remaining to help finish off Atlanta.
Durant made 9 of 21 from the field and 11 of 15 free throws. He also had 10 rebounds, five assists, two blocks and a steal, helping limit Al Horford to 7 points.
Paul Millsap led the Hawks with 23 points.
The Thunder appeared in control after Jeff Teague turned it over near midcourt, Westbrook took off the other way on what looked to be a layup, only to flip the ball back over his head to Durant streaking down the court -- one of 11 assists for Westbrook.
The thunderous dunk stretched Oklahoma City's lead to 88-75 with 6:47 remaining.
Led by Mack, who went 3 of 5 from 3-point range, the Hawks closed to 95-92 with just over 2 minutes remaining. The home team didn't score again, missing its final four shots.
Reggie Jackson hit two difficult shots in the final minute of the third quarter after the Hawks sliced into Oklahoma City's 15-point lead -- first with the shot clock running down, then a fadeaway just ahead of the buzzer to end the period. The Thunder went to the fourth up 76-68.
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You're not the kind of skier who's content on a plateau—you step up your game every chance you get. With its 4 to 12 DIN range and steel platform construction, the Salomon STH 12 Ski Binding has no problem keeping up with your progress in the park or the powder. Its toe piece with automatic height and wing adjustment keep you secure when you're upping the speed and trying new tricks. A low-profile chassis gives you exceptional feel for terrain and efficient power transfer. Go ahead: be aggressive.
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This binding looks great on my Black Diamond Justice 115 mm skis. They do what I ask of them... keep me on my skis when I need to stay put, and release when my knees need them to most. This is a high functioning binding at a great price.
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10 U.S. Code § 5139 - Appointment of chiropractors in the Medical Service Corps
Source(Added Pub. L. 102–484, div. A, title V, § 505(b)(1),Oct. 23, 1992, 106 Stat. 2404.)
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A prior section 5139, acts Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 287; Sept. 7, 1962, Pub. L. 87–649, § 6(c)(1), 76 Stat. 494, established position of Chief of Medical Service Corps within Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 96–513, title III, § 352(a), title VII, § 701,Dec. 12, 1980, 94 Stat. 2902, 2955, eff. Sept. 15, 1981.
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November 16th 1932 saw the legend Frank Swift sign professional papers for Manchester City. He would make his debut in the first team thirteen months later, a day before his 20th birthday. The young Swift was selected in goal ahead of Nicholls who had let in 8 in the previous game against Wolves. He, in turn, had only been placed in goal for that one game as Number one choice Langford left the club.
Swift, let in four on his debut but would keep his place for the remainder of the season. From that time until the outbreak of World War 2 he would put in over 200 appearances for the Blues, missing just one League game. He had sat out the FA Cup Final in 1933 as City lost to Everton but was back at Wembley a year later as City played in and won the 1934 FA Cup Final against Portsmouth in what was a great end to his debut season. The emotion and relief the young goalkeeper felt at the final whistle was overwhelming for the 6ft 2ins, 13st man who fainted between the posts!
Swift would go on to play for England and won the majority of his 19 caps before the begining of the World War Two. Like many of the players of that era he lost the majority of his best playing days because of the war and it is only speculation where he and City could have gone too had they had an uninterrupted run at things.
While on England duties he was in goal for the 8-0 win against Scotland, a game held at Maine Road. Then in May 1948 he captained the national side and in doing so became the first goalkeeper to do so. Frank would retire from football in September 1949, despite attempts from the board to convince him to stay on. It wouldn't be too long before a German paratrooper dropped into Maine Road and supporters today still debate as to which of these two were the best.
After retiring Swift first tried entering the catering world but was unsuccessful and that was when he decided to try journalism. He worked for the News of the World, covering United games and it was one of these assignments that saw him taken from us.
February 1958, just six weeks after celebrating his 44th birthday, coming home with the United team from a European venture their plane crashed on a ice covered Munich runway.


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Waterfront! Pet Friendly! Hot Tub! in Friday Harbor
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
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$ 1,300 - $ 2,100 / week
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Waterfront! Hot Tub! Pet Friendly!
Enjoy a quiet getaway on Mitchell Bay. Curl up around the wood-burning stove with enchanting views offered by the picture windows, gaze out to the protected waters with your morning tea, or relax with a dip in the hot tub. Mitchell Bay Shores offers various outlets for relaxation and is located within minutes to British Camp National Park, walking trails on Mount Young, and Roche Harbor Resort, Marina and Spa.
The home has a comfortable living room with wood stove, a family room equipped with a flat screen television with satellite service, DVD player, and stereo along with a sofa sleeper. The dining area is conveniently located between the kitchen and family room with easy access to the outdoor deck and patio. The fully equipped kitchen, dining and family room have tile flooring adding to the enchanting nature of the home. The property is also equipped with DSL and fax machine making it a perfect spot for those on working vacations.
The master suite offers double doors that open to a private balcony and is furnished with a queen size bed. The spacious master bath includes an oversize tiled shower. The guest bedroom is furnished with a queen size bed as well.
This no bank waterfront home (formally known as the Mitchell Bay Haven) lends itself to clamming and crabbing, kayak launching, and the ability to access the water without leaving the property. The spacious yard is perfect for enjoying the outdoors! And of course the hot tub is perfect after a long day of hiking, biking, or kayaking!
Well behaved pets are welcome with an additional fee and deposit.
Firewood is provided in off season
house rental amenities
2 queen beds, 1 sleeper sofa in Living Room
2 bathrooms
Sleeps 6
Dogs allowed.
Full Kitchen, Coffee Maker, Microwave, Toaster, Cookware, Dishwasher, Linens & Towels Provided, Washer & Dryer, Ironing Board
Satellite TV in Living Room with DVD Player
CD Player/Stereo
Wi-Fi & Fax Machine
Firewood Provided in Off Season
Deck, Charcoal Grill, Hot Tub
activities and attractions in Friday Harbor Washington
- library
- marina
- museums
- playground
- recreation center
- bay/sound
- churches
- cinemas
- live theater
- coin laundry
- restaurants
- winery tours
Leisure Activities:
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- horseback riding
- walking
- scenic drives
- outlet shopping
- sight seeing
- whale watching - tours leave regularly from Friday Harbor & Roche Harbor
Local Services & Businesses:
- fitness center
- groceries
- hospital
- laundromat
- ATM/bank
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities:
- swimming
- tennis
- sailing
- cycling
- fishing
- golf
- roller blading
- freshwater fishing
- hiking
- sound/bay fishing
- Kayaking - Guided Tours Leave Regularly From Friday Harbor & Roche Harbor
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Off Season:
Oct 1 - May 20 Minimum Stay: 2 Nights
Nightly$200 Weekly$1,300
Shoulder Season:
May 21 - Jun 30
Sep 3 - Sep 30 Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Nightly$275 Weekly$1,700
Summer Season:
Jul 1 - Sep 2 Minimum Stay: 4 Nights
Nightly$375 Weekly$2,100
**Prices Do Nt Include Departure Cleaning Fee, Damage Waiver Fee or Taxes**


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Panthers' Brayton agrees to three-year deal
The Panthers re-signed DE Tyler Brayton on Wednesday, according to reports.
Panthers re-sign OL Pettiti
The Panthers have re-signed OL Rob Pettiti, according to Pettiti's agent, Ralph Cindrich, who announced the move on Twitter.
Veteran backup quarterback a pressing need for Panthers
After cutting Jake Delhomme, the Panthers announced they decided Matt Moore would be their starting quarterback in 2010, but there is a vacancy to be filled behind Moore on the depth chart.
Report: Panthers QB Moore to sign tender
The player expected to start at quarterback for the Panthers in 2010 will soon be under contract.
Hoover's run with Panthers ends
Panthers S Chris Harris announced that FB Brad Hoover has been cut on Twitter.
Early winners and losers in free agency
Here's a look at the teams that have spent the most wisely to this point and which ones overextended themselves after the first weekend of free agency.
Peppers doesn't like spotlight, but that's what he's getting with megadeal
Julius Peppers has a reputation as a guy who takes some plays off, and that may not sit well with Bears fans. However, if he produces anywhere close to the level he's capable of, the praise will overshadow the ...
Panthers release DT Kemoeatu, LB Diggs
The Panthers have parted with both of their starting defensive tackles from the 2008 season.
Panthers cut QB Delhomme
Multiple sources have told Pro Football Weekly that the Panthers will cut QB Jake Delhomme.
Panthers cut DT Lewis
Julius Peppers will be joined by one of his former teammates on the free-agent market this year.
Report: Panthers give Moore highest tender
It's a safe bet that QB Matt Moore will be playing in Charlotte next season.
NFC South team needs
With No. 1 WR Antonio Bryant departing in free agency, wide receiver is a pressing need for the Buccaneers. PFW continues its series in which it examines the needs of each team, analyzing the NFC South.
Panthers prepare for post-Peppers era
The Panthers will have a glaring hole to fill on defense after DE Julius Peppers departs in free agency.
Panthers announce they will not tag Peppers
The Panthers put to rest any doubts about their plans for DE Julius Peppers by announcing they would not place the franchise tag on him before Thursday's deadline for using it.
Peppers likely to demand Haynesworth-like deal
Although he's had some lengthy cold streaks, Panthers DE Julius Peppers will probably seek a free-agent contract similar to the one Albert Haynesworth signed last year with the Redskins.
Hangartner missed practice Wednesday because of a back injury.||||||| Without going into detail, Bills coach Dick Jauron said Hangartner was held out because of a stiff back. That's potentially bad news for a team that has already shuffled its lineup this week after losing starting right tackle Brad Butler and starting tight end Derek Schouman to season-ending knee injuries. With 29 starts in 56 games over five seasons, Hangartner is the team's most experienced offensive lineman.
Hangartner has signed with the Buffalo Bills, becoming the first addition to their rebuilding line.||||||| The deal was announced by the Bills on Saturday after the former Carolina Panthers player spent the day meeting with team executives and coaches. A fifth-round draft pick from Texas A&M in 2005, Hangartner played both center and right guard for the Panthers.
Hangartner hopes to return for the playoffs after being knocked out of a 33-31 win over New Orleans on Sunday.||||||| Carolina has a bye, giving Hangartner time to heal.
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Ajay Devgn, who is riding high on the success of 'Singham Returns' has turned down Sanjay Leela Bhansali's magnum opus 'Bajirao Mastani'. Before Ranveer Singh, Bhansali approached Ajay for the film but the actor did not a
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Ajay Devgn and Kareena Kapoor starrer 'Singham Returns' crosses the prestigious 100 crore mark. In just few days of its release, the film crossed the milestone set and according to a leading trade analyst, the collection reads as: Fri 32.09 cr, Sat 21.05 cr, Sun 24.55 cr, Mon 14.78 cr, Tue
While Ajay Devgn starrer 'Singham Returns' has received mixed reviews from film critics, its showing at the box office has been exceptional. It had the biggest opening of 2014 so far with a collection of Rs.32.09 crore, beating the Salman Khan blockbuster 'Kick'. Noted critic and trade analyst Ta


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A York Police officer was injured early Friday morning when a man hit his patrol car, pinning him between the car's door and his vehicle, Police Chief Andy Robinson said. The officer fired at the vehicle as it fled the scene.
The incident happened while officers were on scene of a suspected robbery at Forest Brook Apartments around 5:30 a.m. As police arrived, they were notified by emergency dispatch workers that shots had been fired at the apartment complex, Robinson said.
Shortly after officers arrived, a vehicle with no headlights was seen leaving the scene. A York officer exited his car and tried to stop the driver who was leaving, Robinson said.
After his car was hit by the driver and he was injured, the officer fired at the vehicle. It's unclear whether the driver of the car was injured.
The driver left the apartment complex and threw a gun out of the car's window, Robinson said. Officers later picked up the weapon.
Later, another York officer arrested the man near California and Congress streets. Police believe the arrested driver is a victim of the early-morning robbery at Forest Brook.
York Police have charged Rodney Lamar Howell, 30, of Hickory Grove with attempted murder of the injured police officer, Robinson said. Other charges are pending.
The robbery, Robinson said, involved three men who beat up Howell and attacked a woman who lived at the apartment complex. The unidentified suspects demanded money and drugs, and got away with cash.
Police believe someone jumped out of a second story window and shots were fired at that time, he said.
Authorities have not arrested the suspected robbers. Officers are still investigating, Robinson said.
The injured police officer was treated by EMS and released.
Robinson said the robbery does not appear to be "random" but a "targeted robbery."
York County Forensic Services are assisting in the investigation and the State Law Enforcement Division will investigate the shots fired at the driver who was leaving the apartment complex. SLED review of officer-involved shootings is a standard police procedure in South Carolina.
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Reviews by JayQue:
3.8/5 rDev -3.1%
A very good Pale Wheat Ale. Appearance is outstanding. Huge white head with excellent retention and thick lacing. Nice straw gold color like a Hefe.
Smell is pretty good too. Lemon and Wheat bitterness
Taste is primarily lemony, bready malt and a little wheat bitterness up front, and an unexpected grassy hops in the finish.
Mouthfeel is crisp and. for this style, rich. So many Pale Wheat Ales are a bit watery, this one has some depth.
Good one!! And light enough to be sessionable.
03-20-2014 01:40:47 | More by JayQue
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3.7/5 rDev -5.6%
Poured into a nonic a hazed lemony color with a fluffy one finger bones white head atop.Aromas of toasted wheat and light citric hops,the aromaes underwhelmed me a little.Anice low carbonated feel to the beer,toasted with that tinge of iron on the palate with a smack of citric hops to save the day in the finish.With a good shot of hops I could see myself driniking this on a humid summer day and being satisfied with it.
06-21-2013 00:32:42 | More by oberon
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
10-07-2012 16:22:21 | More by mojohawk21
3.15/5 rDev -19.6%
On tap @ BBC Franklin, MA
Poured a cloudy straw yellow with a thin white head, lots of carbonation bubbles running throughout.
The smell is slightly piney with a mineral quality and a touch of copper.
The flavor is a bit bland. It has light traces of fruity wheat and a light coppery flavor with just a touch of juniper bitterness. I find the coppery tin like flavor to be a bit distracting.
The mouthfeel has a nice light creamyness to it.
Overall not a bad wheat, just a bit to bland and a touch flawed to me.
03-27-2014 23:54:39 | More by ExtraStout
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
05-18-2013 22:13:00 | More by jono0101
3.25/5 rDev -17.1%
07-02-2013 21:21:47 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev +2%
07-10-2014 16:19:18 | More by joemetric
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
09-11-2012 22:20:24 | More by danthehopslamman
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
02-08-2014 17:29:05 | More by Kappakoosh
3.58/5 rDev -8.7%
12 oz bottle. Pours very hazy straw yellow with a huge rocky white head that retains well and laces the glass.
The aroma is wheaty malts, tropical fruits and some piney, lightly resiny, hops.
The flavor is slightly sweet wheaty malts and some tropical fruits with decent piney / resiny bitterness in the finish. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with smooth carbonation.
Overall, an interesting hoppy wheat.
10-11-2012 02:38:01 | More by Beaver13
4/5 rDev +2%
07-27-2014 18:11:35 | More by DuckDodgers
4/5 rDev +2%
06-05-2013 01:09:34 | More by Fiore757
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
06-08-2014 14:05:15 | More by SmellsofMahagony
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
12-17-2013 05:57:23 | More by Dbrulet
5/5 rDev +27.6%
02-08-2013 01:28:39 | More by lionnusmb
4/5 rDev +2%
12oz brown bottle with a freshness date.
LOOK: Slightly hazed pale yellow, big chunky head
SMELL: Fresh wheat, orangey hop, grassy, lemon oil, mild spice, vague mint, leafy
TASTE: Fresh, crisp, lighter bodied, snappy, hoppy, slightly bitter, fresh grass, bready, grainy, mild citrus character, drying finish, lightly hoppy after taste
No doubt about it, I could quaff this one back on the regular basis. Love beers with wheat, love hops, etc. A win all around for me so a respectful nod to the brewery for this one.
10-18-2012 02:38:36 | More by Jason
4.3/5 rDev +9.7%
Poured into a Sam Adams perfect Pint Glass
Appearance: high carbonation, bright yellow-gold in color, one inch head, hazy
Smell: wheat and citrus hops
Taste: wheaty, grass, and citrusy hops that are especially present at the end
Mouthfeel: crisp, light bodied, high carbonation, sweetish start with bitterness coming in the middle and a bit more prominent towards the end.
Overall: Super clean. For the style, this is one of my favorites. A perfect summer beer that I could have several of. Nice pilsner like taste with a touch of pleasant bitterness that is never too bitter. One of Boulevards better small beers that I have had the pleasure of trying.
02-18-2013 14:39:13 | More by tigg924
4/5 rDev +2%
The beer pours a slightly hazy straw color with a white head. The aroma has a good bit of pine, as well as some light orange citrus notes. There is also some nice wheat in the aroma. The flavor is very similar. The wheat really comes through up front, with some lighter pine and orange notes, as well as some grass and a bit of pepper. Thin mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Very nice.
08-08-2012 04:54:07 | More by Mora2000
4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
05-30-2013 21:54:43 | More by burninggoat
2.75/5 rDev -29.8%
08-21-2013 04:56:01 | More by dankjohn
4/5 rDev +2%
08-24-2014 15:07:58 | More by Rdmottram
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
05-19-2013 22:21:50 | More by Janeinma
New York
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
06-18-2013 01:02:29 | More by virinow
3.81/5 rDev -2.8%
Hazy light straw yellow colored. An inch of foam caps the top of this beer. Aroma of wheat and faint grapefruit like hops greets me. Mouthfeel is very light and crisp. The front of the palate is grapefruit like hops. I would describe this as a session IPA with wheat. Light, crisp, and refreshing.
09-22-2013 04:35:46 | More by Franziskaner
4/5 rDev +2%
07-20-2014 00:09:47 | More by Dello
80 Acre Hoppy Wheat from Boulevard Brewing Co.
88 out of 100 based on 1,077 ratings.