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Kobe Pro-Style Under Cabinet Range Hood: Stainless Steel W/ Recirculating Charcoal Filter Kit - 30"
Model: RA3830SQD
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At 150 CFM, this unique features allows the KOBE range hood to operate at a reduced sound level of 50 decibels (2.0 sone).
Powerful Twin Motors
- QuietMode - 150 cfm (2.0 sones)
- Low Speed - 200 cfm (2.8 sones)
- Medium Speed - 330 cfm (4.0 sones)
- High Speed - 400 cfm (4.6 sones)
Exhaust Duct
- Duct Free with Charcoal Filter Unit
Attractive Appearance
- The seamless curves and stylish appearance of the hood will compliment any kitchen.
Time Delay Controls
- The Time Delay System features a 10-second standby startup and a 30-second delay shutoff (1 push On/Off) or immediately shutdown (2 push On/Off).
Four Speed ControlThis model has a four-button control panel - Light, Speed button (cycles through Low, Medium, High, & QuietMode), alternate Speed button (cycles through Low, QuietMode, High, & Medium) and On/Off.
Bright Halogen Lights
- This remarkable hood comes with two bright 12-volt 20-watt halogen lights.
Easy to CleanKOBE's unique design, which includes easy to empty catch areas and smooth hood surface, lets you clean the fans without disassembling the hood.
Charcoal Filter Unit
- Included charcoal filter unit with oil containers, one on each safety screen.
- With this charcoal filter unit, smokes and greases are easier to handle.
- Parts are checked for defects and designed for trouble free long term use.
Easy to Install
- Whether for use under the cabinet or as wall mount style, installing this hood is a snap.
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Product Dimensions
- Width: 29 3/4"
- Depth: 20 1/2"
- Height: 5 1/8"
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Quiet, Modern, Affordable, Fenced Yard, Pets Welcome in Spring Hill
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
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rates (USD)
/ night
$ 250 - $ 250 / week
$ 1,000 - $ 2,400 / month
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Quiet, Modern, and Affordable, Wheelchair accessible with wheelchair ramp provided, with extra large bathroom for easy wheelchair accessibility Ceramic Tiled Thoughout, Central Air and Heat, Pets Welcome. 3 bedrooms, Master bedroom has queen sized bed. Bedroom #2 has queen size bed. Bedroom #3 has full sized bed. 2 full bathrooms, main bath has Shower/ Bath tub Combination, Master bedroom ensuite bath has Shower. Sleeps six. Private Fenced Shaded Backyard. Brand New Updated Kitchen with all New Stainless Steel Appliances, including, Side by Side Refrigerator with Filtered Water and Ice maker, Dishwasher, Microwave, Flat Top Stove. Full Sized Front Loader Washer & Dryer.10' X 36' Screened -in Lania/ Patio with Patio Furniture, Patio Table with 4 Lounge Chairs, Stainless Steel Barbeque. Located in a nice area of homes on a quiet street. With-in 5 minutes of local grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants and other needed amenities.
Many great restaurants all with-in fifteen minute drive. Local Beach: Pine Island beach and park. Local Dog Park with-in fifteen minutes. Famous Weeki Wachee Water Park with Live Mermaid Shows, Canoe and Kayak Rentals.
Pet's Welcome
Crib and Highchair Available
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- dates with deals
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Last modified on 06-20-2014 at 7:55 AM.
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house rental amenities
- alarm clock
- ceiling fans
- water cooler
- filtered water
- hair dryer
- laundry soap
- local maps
- paper towels
- shampoo
- soap
- toilet paper
- air-conditioning
- central heating
- linen provided
- towels provided
- safe
- accepts credit card
- coffee maker
- toaster
- cooking utensils
- iron& board
- grill
- 4 ring stove
- dish washer
- fridge
- freezer
- oven
- microwave
- washing machine
- clothes dryer
- Lots of Linens and Towels
- Kitchen Cabinets loaded with Dishes, Cooking utensils, Cookware, Pots and Pans
- blender
- ice maker
- spices
- stove top burners
- Crib and Highchair available
- Stainless Steel Barbecue
activities and attractions in Spring Hill Gulf Coast Central
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- deepsea fishing
- fly fishing
- freshwater fishing
- gambling casinos
- hiking
- ice skating
- jet skiing
- live theatre
- outlet shopping
- paddle boating
- pier fishing
- sight seeing
- snorkeling
- bay fishing
- surf fishing
- water tubing
Local Activities
- diving
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- antique hunting
- swimming
- tennis
- walking sailing
- cycling
- fishing
- horse riding
- ski
- golf
- wind-surfing
- water skiing
- paragliding
- roller blading
vacation rental rates
Summer Rates: $ 250.00 / $ 1000.00 per month / all inclusive
Rates can vary, depending on season, pets, and number of guests
Pets Welcome, Pet Fee
Minimum stay: 3 nights $ 150.00 Inclusive
Rates include: Cleaning, Taxes and utilities
Will accept Check or Money Order. Payment can be made through Paypal, Paypal accepts Visa, American Express, Discover, or Master Card.
20% deposit to reserve, Balance is due 14 days prior to your arrival date
Refundable security deposit of $ 150.00 is also required 14 days prior to your arrival date, and will be returned with-in 2 to 4 business days after your departure date.
Check-in Time is 4:00 pm
Check-out Time is 11:00 am
Melinda Bartlett 352-340-5080
payment methods
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Spring Hill
- Pine Island Beach/Park& Picnic Area
- Weeki Wachee Water Park
- Great Golf Courses
- Homassassa Wildlife Park with Manatee& other Wildlife Animals
- Horseback Riding
Top things to do on a budget
- Miniture Golf & Go-Carting
- Honeymoon IsIand State Park & Beach with Ferry Boat Rides
- Howards Flea Market & USA Flea Market US 19
- Tarpons Sponge Docks/ Tourist Attraction/ Shopping & Restaurants
- Hudson Beach/ Sams outside Restaurant /Dancing
Top things to do with a family
- Bush Gardens/Adventure IsIands
- Lowery Park Zoo
- Florida Aquarium
- Orlando Theme Parks/ Disney World/Epcot
- Universal Studio's
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January 2012 Issue
Testers Check Beam Patterns and Illumination
Li-ion batteries top NiMH and lead-acid, but they also push up price.
Testers in this month's spotlight test evaluated a number of spotlight features. Although some points such as ergonomics involved a small degree of subjectivity, features such as brightness carried much heavier weighting in the final ratings. Here is what we looked at:
Ergonomics. Some models merely have an on–off switch; others add one or two controls to change power, or activate a strobe feature, or turn on a red beam. There were, however, as many configurations of use and meaning of the switches as there were spotlights. Testers concentrated on how these are used: Is one–hand operation possible? Are the controls logically placed? Do they snap into position, providing satisfying feedback? Can the light be turned on by accident, possibly leading to a depleted battery?
Beam Patterns. Rated power tells only a partial story: Where is the power radiated—into a spot, as desired? To evaluate beam pattern, we aimed each spotlight at the center of a four–foot-square segment of neutral-colored wall from 6 feet away, and photographed its beam patter to reveal the relative strengths of the spot, corona, flood, and spill portions. For maximum range, all of the light would radiate into the spot alone, and none elsewhere. To coincide with a two-foot–wide object such as a reflective patch on a life raft, at a fifth of a mile distance, a beam would have to start out at the reflector at about 1/10 of a degree wide—orders of magnitude smaller than the LED itself! Of course, none of the tested units could produce a beam this laser-narrow—nor would this be desirable. For spot beams of the same illuminance (lux), the narrowest will shine the same amount of light farther away. All beams, of course, aren't of the same luminance, so we must also measure beam illuminance.
Beam Illuminance. Light actually reaching the target downrange is what counts, so for our second measurement, we used a Wavetek LM631 digital light meter to measure the lux value of light received from the spotlight at 30 feet. Higher lux values are better, but keep in mind the non–spot regions shown in the beam-pattern photos: They may be reflecting unwanted light back in your eye from lifelines, rigging, mast, boom, sails—anything on your boat between you and where the light leaves the boat.
Next, we turned to long-range performance, the area in which spotlights should really shine.
Beam Effectiveness at Distance. At dusk, a time we thought would challenge our vision more than full night, we set up a reflective target 1/5-mile away. The target was an 8-inch by 8-inch square of 3M Scotchlite SOLAS-A reflective tape (reported on in PS Chandlery, "A Shining Solution," February 2006). While shining each spotlight on the target, the tester compared the brightness of the reflection in the target.
Service Time. This consisted of two time measurements: how long to half strength and how long to recharge. Our protocol is probably much more severe than the manufacturers'; we explain below. After a full recharge, or in the case of the Waypoint fresh C batteries, we switched the spotlight on at its highest-power setting, and started our timer. Every half an hour. We checked to see whether the light output had fallen to half its original output. When the light level had declined to half the starting value, we noted the elapsed time and terminated the test for that lamp.
We chose half power as a terminal value, not settling for a lower value because spotlights are specialized tools calling for high power, not general-purpose flashlights. Note that, at half power, the brightest spotlights still radiate more light than the low-power group does at initial full power.
After measuring service time, we returned the battery to a full charge and noted the time this took. Cycle times probably reveal something about battery types (there are at least five in this test) as well as individual capacity.
The number, depth, and length of service cycles have a great effect on battery behavior, so expect variations depending on your use.
Flashlight manufacturers reveal little about the batteries in their products, beyond type and (usually scant) charging instructions. In our experience, the lithium-ion batteries provide top performance and conventional lead acid batteries deliver the worst. But that extended life comes at a price. Our advice is to select your spotlight based on performance (light delivered to a distant target), and go with whatever battery type and charging protocol this entails. Because some batteries give no indication when they are reaching the end of their life, long-term cruisers will want to have a back-up or at least one spotlight that will work with the ship's 12-volt system.
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Go the following link to see the whole article: http://www.practical-sailor.com/issues/37_13/features/all_star_led_spotlight_10692-1.html Be sure to enlarge the panels on the right, and take all the links. All the recommendations and choices are there as usual. But you have to go to about 5 links to see it all.
Posted by: DeLavigne K | January 6, 2012 10:07 PM Report this comment
Rhan: Check out the Value Guide with the main story that accompanied this sidebar on how we tested. It offers the usual ratings: Budget Buy, Best Choice and Recommended: http://www.practical-sailor.com/issues/37_13/features/all_star_led_spotlight_10692-1.html
Posted by: ANN K | January 4, 2012 11:34 AM Report this comment
This seamed to be a great test but it didn't give results on the ranking of named products. Do I need to buy all these lights to test which one is more apt to fit my needs? Come on gang give us the one that held up best under the testing. Now isn't that what a test is all about?
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Gloucester Daily Times
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On Saturday, the United Veterans Council of the City of Gloucester, Congressman John F. Tierney, state Senator Bruce E. Tarr, Mayor Carolyn Kirk, and the Gloucester Office is sponsoring "Operation Commitment To Our Troops" to be held at the Gloucester High School Field House, 32 Leslie O. Johnson Road, Gloucester, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
As we continue to pursue the war Afghanistan and stand down from the conflict in Iraq, the number of our young men and women who return to the United States wounded physically, emotionally or psychologically is sadly rising. Many escape the obvious scars and injuries, but still often return to an economy in turmoil with jobs and housing resources scarce.
Many return with immediate needs to provide for the young families they left behind when they answered the call for freedom. Sadly, many of those who most need and are entitled to services, benefits and support are unable to navigate the myriad of federal, state and local agencies. They are often overcome with the bewildering stacks of forms and requirements. And so they give up, to their detriment and our shame.
The United Veterans Council of Gloucester and the other sponsors want to step forward to assist our recently released veterans in obtaining the assistance and help they often so desperately need.
One of the major failures during the Vietnam War was that many of us who returned from combat often found rejection, scorn, and a dearth of support. Much of the country was torn by the war and tended to unfairly blame the men and women who served in the war for the country's faults and failures. An entire generation of men and women paid a high price and continue to pay a high price for that rejection.
This should not and cannot happen to this generation of veterans.
The goal of "Operation Commitment To Our Troops" is quite simply to provide a clearinghouse, a "one-stop" event where various governmental, public, private and citizens agencies and groups can set up booths and provide "hands on" support, information, counseling, and assistance in both completing and accepting on the spot the completed applications for whatever services that can be provided.
This is not going to be about speeches or just handing out brochures or "800" numbers. This is about one-on-one contact and information dissemination and assistance.
It is hoped that, by having representatives from all areas present at such an event, and who are able and quite willing to address and assist our fellow veterans in obtaining what is rightfully theirs and what they have earned through their service to this country, our veterans would leave with a sense of accomplishment and the knowledge that the citizens and public and private agencies of this nation support them and are grateful for their service to our country.
The services range from higher education, military bonuses, preparatory education, health care benefits, counseling, housing, veterans' mortgages, jobs and jobs training.
Among the many agencies that have anticipated to be participating in this event are: Massachusetts Treasurer's Office; Massachusetts Department of Veterans Services; General Services Administration; UMass-Boston; Salem State University; Endicott College, Bunker Hill Community College; North Shore Community College; Gloucester Veterans Employment Representative; Mass. Housing; Citizens Bank; Volunteers of America; Lowell Vet Center; Home Base Program; Building Center; Northeast Regional Ambulance Service; Veolia Water North America; Operation Troop Support; VA-Bedford; Gloucester Veterans Services Office; Salem Veterans Services Office; Lynn Veterans Services Office, Beverly Veterans Services Office, Ipswich Veterans Services Office; VFW Post 1624; AMVETS Post 32; American Legion Post 3; DAV Chapter #74; and, many other groups and volunteers.
The event is open to any honorably discharged veteran, especially those returning/recent veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan.
It is especially fitting that this year is the 40th "anniversary" of our withdrawal of troops from Vietnam and the 60th anniversary of the cessation of the Korean War. Please bring your DD214 (discharge paper) with you.
For more information visit us on the web: www.AMVETSPost32.org or email at email@example.com or call Mark Nestor at 978.283.7117 or Lucia Amero, Gloucester Veterans Services Office at 978-281-9740.
We are still looking for volunteers to help out with this event. If interested please call either of the above telephone numbers.
Fellow veterans, this is for you!
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In my mind this is a DM classic. Considered Dead and The Erosion of Sanity were classics by themselves. You should feel very fortunate that they released this gem. I was probably one of the few that bought these cd's when they first came out…10+ years later these albums easily stand out among the great DM bands that we have today. The erosion of sanity sounds very different from considered dead, but both are very good, so you really are getting two masterpieces for the price of one.
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5 stars for this becuase of the musicianship, catchiness, talent, intelligence and time put into both recordings (not to mention how amazing the music is). death metal at it's best. 2 amazing records put onto one disc with the linear notes of Deron Miller from cKy. both CDs are out of print, thanks roadrunner for dropping such a great band. roadrunner made a huge mistake around '96. dropping so many good influential metal bands and signing such trash such as slipknot, nickelback and 36 crazy fists. what were they thinking? whatever… first CD is Considered Dead. '91 it was released and never got the recognition it deserved. second half of the CD is The Erosion Of Sanity. one of the GREATEST death metal, no, any kind of record ever written. The Erosion of Sanity pulls away from typical death metal lyrics about satan, death, gore, and blasphemy. sure, they're called GORGUTS, but don't let that fool you. this band stands out from ever death metal band i have ever heard. a must have for any fan of REAL music.
Praise be to Suffocation and the likes of Cannibal Corpse, along with the mighty Malevolent Creation, but in the early nineties Gorguts 'Considered Dead' put the b.r.u.t.a.l in brutal. This album will punish your skull as any large metal slab or concrete block would. This album also showcases one of the finest laryngitis-infected throats in the history of the genre. 'Erosion of Sanity' has a few immediately satisfying tracks, but this album is a bit more sculptured than 'Considered Dead.' If 'Considerd Dead' was the large chunks of stone cut from the torso and limbs, 'Erosion of Sanity' would be the fine grains carved from the rib-cage and eye sockets. Put this album on your list, right between the milk and bananas.
Roadrunner sucks majorly, that has been established; but these 2-for-1 things seem pretty cool, in comparison to digging out over $20+ dollars for two 10 year old albums. With that said, if you consider yourself a fan of death metal, Considered Dead and Erosion of Sanity should already be in your collection. If they're not, look for an "add to cart" button. It should be where it normally is, but who knows. Maybe Gorguts is just awesome enough to forcefully re-arrange a page layout, as well as listeners' entrails. One of the reasons old-school death metal is so cool is because, every band had a different pool of influence. Every band sounded different, and no band at that point strived for faceless grunting "brutality." Gorguts is no exception, with their early example of technical precision, and dark layered harmonies hidden somewhere between the correlation of buzzsaw guitars and frenetic bass lines.
Considered Dead marks Gorguts' first spash into the death metal scene. It wasn't really recieved as well as peers like Death and Deicide to be called a "splash," so maybe a better analogy is "underwater creature that stealthily eats whales and sailors." Considered Dead was a every bit as morbid of a declaration as other landmark old school releases such as Leprosy and Cause of Death, but Gorguts infused a biting sense of technicality that went beyond rapid tempo changes. Well-integrated pitch-harmonics and shuffling time signatures offered a cryptic hint of things to come.
The Erosion of Sanity would later be deemed one of the best death metal records of the early nineties. The band pushed beyond the cookie-cutter production of Considered Dead, and a new-found crispness allowed Gorguts' riffs to evolve into more gutwrenching beasts. Bass lines and squeeling guitars swarmed into some almost jazzy scales, before dispersing into some minimalist death metal framework. There was no lack of variety here, with the said intricacies and acoustic/piano parts. Luc's vocals were better than ever, with a mid-ranged growls that easily descended into more bassy Chris Barnes-esque grunts. This album took a while to get used to, so if you're looking for instant musical gratification, look elsewhere. The riffs make a little more sense every time you listen to it, until you reach some sort of nirvana where your mind just "clicks" with the music, and you get a satisfying sense of: "I get it now!" These Canadians never quite got the attention that would ever make their name known by mainstream tadpoles, making Gorguts one of death metal's best hidden gems.
- Thus says the Pellington
You have got to really enjoy what roadrunner records has done for old school death metal. the "two from the vault" collections are just great. with the likes of Obituary, King Diamond, and Pestilence being put out in this series, finally, Gorguts gets one. "Considered Dead/Erosion of Sanity." The names of two of death metals finer products. Both albums are packed onto one CD, complimented with liner notes by Deron Miller (cky guitarist/qualified metal listener) the liner notes are very descriptive, and give you a bit of history about the band, what happened to them, and whats going on now.
The first album "Considered Dead" starts off with an acoustical piece, which is a good start, but dont be fooled Mr. Dave Mathews fan, track two spins the CD in an entirely new direction. Pure Death metal. better yet, death metal done right! Considered Dead is a very well rounded record. honestly, i think that if you show this record to new listeners of the metal genere, who dont know much bout old school death metal, they will surely like this record. did i mention that the cover art is awesome?
"THe Erosion Of SAnity" is…very very different from Considered Dead. The songs arnt as simple, and, yes, it is still good, but no way is it like a traditional metal release. you actually have to listen to this album, in order to actually hear it. unlike Considered Dead, this album doesnt just pop up and sound amazing. it just sounds…????? but, after a few listens, you will surely get the feel of the album ,and realize its quite a piece of work.
These are two very good metal releases, and i reccomend that anyone with an open mind to death metal, should pick this up immdeiately. Peace.


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Hundreds of terror suspects tried in federal courts?
By Robert Farley
Published on Friday, February 12th, 2010 at 6:03 p.m.
As the debate rages over whether Guantanamo detainees ought to be tried in federal court, a lot of numbers are flying around that may appear confusing or conflicting.
The debate has put one statistic front and center: Just how many terrorists have been tried and successfully convicted in federal courts in recent years? It's a more difficult number to track than you might think.
President Barack Obama recently said, "We're not handling any of these cases any different than the Bush administration handled them all through 9/11. They prosecuted the 190 folks in these Article III (federal) courts. Got convictions. And those folks are in maximum security prisons right now."
We found that when Obama cites this number in the same breath as Guantanamo detainees, it's not an apples-to-apples comparison. So we rated his statement Barely True. Read our factcheck on Obama for the full story.
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Visited the restaurant on my last trip to the Outer Banks in August. Stopped for lunch. The restaurant atmosphere was good, decorated like a German Beer Hall. The bar looked inviting, I'm sure I would have enjoyed an afternoon of drinking beer there if time permitted. The menu was German food: sauerbraten and various choices of sausages for a platter. The food was good, the service excellent. I bought a six-pack of each of the four varieties they had on sale in the store and a buy-one-get-one free pint glass. I go to the OBX every year and plan on making this restaurant a regular stop. They have an Octoberfest in September, might have to check that one out too.
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We visited this place under the pretense that it was an actual traditional Bavarian-style brewery while a large group of friends were on spring break. Unfortunately I learned that it was not in fact a brewery at all and all the beer was shipped in. Being a beer guy that is a bit disheartening, but not a deal breaker I suppose. The place isn't easy to miss, its themed like a Bavarian village house or pub and the interior is similar. Large and wide open with a retail shop near the door. Our larger group was seated in a pleasant sun-lit room off of the main floor with two tables so unfortunately we were split up, but that wasn't a big deal. The beer was pretty good, traditional German brews but a bit mild overall. The food was also traditional German fair and very tasty; certainly the highlight of the visit. The strussel and the lemon dessert were fantastic. The service however was a bit lacking. The lady who took care of us wasn't too attentive or friendly despite the fact that we were practically the only people in the place at about 3:00pm. Also the place isn't cheap so be prepared to drop a few bucks. Not my favorite establishment by any means but worth a try especially if you enjoy German food, which I do very much.
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3.88/5 rDev +2.9%
Went to this restaurant during a road trip. Was a place I set out to go to, had planned on going to their eco-farm brewery on the way to this restaurant, but I drove by it, oh well.
The place was a real novelty, I really enjoyed the Bavarian setting, it's almost like a small village the way it's set up. Unfortunately most of the shops were closed at the time so I didn't get to peruse, and my girlfriend is afraid of anything German or Bavarian, so we didn't stay long after eating.
The food was good, we each got a different kind of wurst, I can't remember which they were cause I've never heard of them, but they were delicious. Service was good, I think our waitress was Bavarian from her accent which added an authentic aspect. The restaurant also had a Bavarian atmosphere which I liked very much, with a giant sign of a weeping radish and a cool looking chandelier. (Note: The name weeping radish was derived when they put salt on radishes to eat, the salt would draw out the moisture and make it looked like they were weeping.)
The beer wasn't too bad, the only ones that really stood out to me were the weizen and maibock, the rest were alright. I bought bottles of every kind they had so I could try them out.
12-04-2007 03:36:10 | More by deltatauhobbit
4.25/5 rDev +12.7%
This is truly a gem of a restaurant. Nestled in the middle of Manteo island off the coast of NC deep in the woods is this Bavarian microbrewery oasis that provides an authentic German food and beer experience.
From ornate carved woodwork and beer-hall-style tables, benches and bars to mounted deer and elk head on the walls, you'd swear you're somewhere in the black forest, not the crystal coast. The food is very traditional but the staff is willing to accommodate; I wanted some schnitzel (who wouldn't?) and all they had was a schnitzel sandwich. I ended up talking to our waitress who changed the order, sides and basically the whole dish so I could get what I wanted. She also did this for the friends I was eating with. They have a number of good beers (they are regarded as one of the first microbreweries in the US) and a great gift shop where you can walk out with some growlers of the beers they have. You absolutely have to make a point to stop at this restaurant if you're anywhere near the area.
08-25-2007 18:26:24 | More by sinistrsam
3.68/5 rDev -2.4%
Stopped in for a late afternoon snack and a beer. I saw my beer sitting on the bar for about 5 minutes before the waitress asked another server to bring it over. She did later tell me she was buying the drink because of the delay. A second round I ordered came right away. We ordered a cheese and sausage platter to snack on and it went quite well with the Black Radish Dark Lager I was drinking. I considered trying a tasting tray but the waitress said the beer samples were served in little plastic "dixie cups." I passed.
After eating I went into the small gift shop and made up a mixed case of the 7 styles available to bring home. I'll do the tastings out of glass in the comfort of home. The ladies in the shop were a blast and we had a good time while shopping.
Overall it was an enjoyable stop.
08-17-2007 19:38:25 | More by davidt
2.78/5 rDev -26.3%
We arrived at lunchtime during their Oktoberfest celebration in mid September. We were greeted by a nearly full parking lot, a large temporary Oktoberfest tent, and a little wooden entrance way with benches on either side that were filled with some very friendly patrons greeting us. What we then saw was a wonderful wooded courtyard with several levels of wooden decks. What great atmosphere! And we havent even stepped foot in the restaurant yet! There was a band playing too, that my 2-year-old son loved. A pretty decent little polka band and three ladies playing their hearts out on the bells. Later there was a bluegrass-ish trio that wasnt all that great, but oh well.
Although there was food being served outside, we ventured indoors since we had a couple vegetarians in our party and there werent many options for them outside. The inside decor was very nice. Traditional German, a little cramped, but not appealing. The servers uniform was attractive and traditional and she even had the accent, a real accent... though I heard a guy at the next table saying she wasnt German, she was Austrian. Whatever, close enough. Nice girl... but not the most knowledgeable about the menu or the beer. Nor was she the most efficient as our beers sat on a tray on the bar for over 10 minutes before she brought it over to us and served it (you bet I was counting, we had been on the road for hours before our stop at this brewpub and I was thirsty!). The appetizers came and after tasting them, we were quite excited for the main course. The pretzel bread was very good, but their cheese spread was fantastic! BUT the rave reviews came to a crashing halt when we got our entrees. I got a platter that had three different German sausages on it (Bratwurst, Brauenwurst & Knackwurst) that were... to say they were sub-par is being kind. The rest of the side dishes were also nothing to write home about, unless youre writing to tell the to avoid this place. Everybody else at our table, including my son, shared my disappointment with the meal.
And the beer was nothing special either. I hear Weeping Radish talk about how their Black Radish has won several awards... and Im sorry but I just dont see it. Ive had far better. Around the table we sampled all the available beers, and with the exception of the Kölsch nothing was at all memorable.
The bill was outrageous for what we got! And totally not worth the experience. What a bummer! It started off so well, and then just flopped. I want to say dont EVER visit this place, but every place has their off nights, and with everything going on because of their Oktoberfest celebration, I guess thats a little understandable.
So my final say: wasnt a good experience, but it definitely has potential.
10-24-2006 03:30:48 | More by ski271
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
Not too bad to find off 64, if heading East it will be on your left before you get to 158.
Entering the building is much more difficult. You wind around the porch and finally come to a poorly marked door, enter there and you still have to ask where to sit. Dunno who figured out this to be a good arrangement, but I hope they were not paid to do it.
The atmosphere was pleasant with Oom-pa-pa music playing and a real Bavarian feel to the place. The first server was pleasant, the next guy was punctual, but had the personality of a stick of wood and was not up to date on the beer selections. He told me that 4 were on and as I left I glanced in the pub and noticed some other selections were available. At any rate somwhere between 4 and 6 beers were on.
The food was good, nothing spectacular, but tasty. The prices were a bit too high for my tastes. I'd go back, but I wouldn't make another special trip. I saw no evidence that any beer was brewed on the premises and the bottles were marked MD and the take home liters were marked as "packaged at", not brewed at. I think the beer is still being trucked in from out of state.
EDIT: The beer is currently being trucked in from MD, nothing brewed on site according to a local source.
04-05-2006 20:16:52 | More by GCBrewingCo
3/5 rDev -20.4%
Reasonable, or you get what you pay for. I visited this place while vacationing at the Outer Banks recently.
Pseudo German setting replete with the outfits worn by the staff. The service was ok, the beer was too. The rest, however, was not the best. The food was not near as good as advertised. Some sort of "German" pretzel that would mortify anyone from Philly. Dried out, salty something or other. The meal didn't get any better after that, either. Undersized portions, rolls not so fresh. You get the picture.
In conclusion. Unless you are right across the sound from the island, don't bother. I drove all the way from Southern Shores to go. Not near worth the hassle of traffic. Go to the Outer Banks Brewery instead.
10-22-2005 15:26:14 | More by thefireman
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
Stopped by for lunch on a recent trip to the Outer Banks and enjoyed it. If you are in the mood for German food and beer while visiting the beach, this is the place. I had the sausage plate for lunch with two different types of sausage, a pretzel, and sauerkraut for about $10. It was pretty good but nothing exceptional. Good atmosphere, good service, fun place to check out. Tried the Black Radish Lager, and again, it was good but nothing exceptional.
They did have a rather large gift shop where my friend was able to buy a liter glass for his collection so he was happy. I probably would not make a point to stop by again unless I was in Manteo and was in the mood for some German food.
08-24-2005 00:29:10 | More by Caesar1pup
3.93/5 rDev +4.2%
Weeping Radish has been contract brewing their brews up in MD, so I've had the opportunity to try the bottles. We were in the southern part of Nags Head, only a short hop over 64 to Manteo, so just had to stop in and get a gander.
Set up German beerhall style--just enough to remind me how I long for the old Baltimore Brewing Company--loads of wood, lots of open spaces, etc. etc. Around six or seven beers on tap, with allowances all the way up to German beerhall liter sizes. (Mmm, drinking liters always makes me miss the Paulaner in Bangkok) The dunkles and the altbier were pretty good. Taps appeared to be of nice quality, no stinkers in the bunch.
German food on the menu--are you surprised? We had the whole arrangement on the table, sausages, red cabbage, pretzels...All were well done and of ample sizes.
Overall, we had an awesome time washing down sausages with liter sized mugs of goodness. If you are in the southside of the OBX, this one is a must stop.
07-28-2005 19:35:45 | More by Dithyramb
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Beach-goers will have to wait a fortnight before pebbles are returned to their rightful place.
It could be another two weeks until Hove's seafront is returned to normal after the storms at the beginning of this year.
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It's an easy decision to book the rental that's totally renovated and outfitted, top to bottom, with the makings of your perfect family vacation. Chiquita's Sun House is a 4-bedroom house with a gold-medal rating, so invite your best group of up to 14 people and dive into your private pool! (note: pool will be heated beginning October 1, 2014).
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About 3.000 people with multicolor flags particípated in Brazillia's Pride event that was organízed celebrate the international day against homophobia.
"Homophobia is a crime" could be read on flags held by protesters in front of Brazillia's Cathedral. They also went to the brasillian parliament where they proclaimed: "In brazil, Gay, lesbian, bisexual and transexual human, social, economic and civil rights are violated everyday".
Protesters complain that "religious fundamentalists" use public news media to promote hate against LGBT.
They said that every two days an LGBT person is murdered in Brazil, while hundreds of teenagers have to flee from their home everyday and thousands of people lose their jobs and see their carreers ruined because of their sexual orientation.
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DALLAS - The two Republicans running for U.S. Senate who are in a runoff July 31 have spoken out against gay marriage.
But both David Dewhurst and Ted Cruz' campaigns have benefited from gay men active in politics.
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Cruz is taking heat for accepting big donations from the gay billionaire who founded PayPal and invested in Facebook, while Dewhurst has relied on a gay political consultant.
Cruz is clear where he stands on gay marriage.
"I strongly support traditional marriage between one man and one woman," he said during his Senate campaign.
But before the primary, Cruz didn't respond directly on Inside Texas Politics to a point made by then-candidate Tom Leppert, who said Cruz accepted big money from a gay donor in a previous campaign.
Leppert, a former mayor of Dallas, charged, "In aborted run for attorney general, they received a quarter-of-a-million dollars from a gay activist who was leading the fight for gay marriage in California."
Texas Ethics Commission campaign finance records show Cruz accepted $251,000 in 2009 from Peter Thiel, a gay California conservative businessman who also backs gay marriage.
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