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The Forge
- Address:
66 Franklin Street
Oakland, CA 94607Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
PizzeriaPrice: $30 and under
The Forge
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.theforgepizza.com/
- Phone: 5102683200
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday: 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM Monday - Thursday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Friday & Saturday: 11:00 AM - 10:30 PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Comfort Food, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Jeffrey Amber
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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The Forge reviews from OpenTable diners
78 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (60)scenic view (43)good for groups (32)fit for foodies (25)neighborhood gem (22)great for lunch (21)kid-friendly (19)vibrant bar scene (17)hot spot (17)great for brunch (11)romantic (8)special occasion (7)late-night find (4)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Fun pizza jointgingembreDined on 8/29/2014The ambiance on a Friday night was happy and noisy and, despite the crowd, our drinks and food arrived promptly and in good order. The pizza is OK, but they have an excellent selection of local craft beers.Special Features:
- Fun on a Friday AfternoonroyalforkDined on 8/29/2014Had a business lunch there, dining outside. Very lively for the middle of the day, with a mix of working people and tourists. Everything was as good as you'd want. We took our time and enjoyed every minute.Special Features:
- excellent pizzaLawyerBobDined on 8/20/2014Delicious thin crust pizza. We had several different ones. Really like the cauliflower and arugula, plus the "fat boy" [which had meat]. We also enjoyed a delicious fresh fish sandwich on an ACME bun. Will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pizza "Light"LizBDined on 8/16/2014Four of us ate outside on a gorgeous evening! The weather was perfect and the view spectacular. Three of us had pizza and we all agreed it was excellent. The crust was perfect: thin, somewhat chewy, done to perfection. The toppings were great, just enough of everything and we could taste how fresh they were. We agreed that the pizza was filling; but not heavy, definitely not dripping grease and we thoroughly enjoyed it. The fourth person tried the burger. It was well-done (he asked for it to be just pink) and obviously "home made." His plate came with french fries that were straight from the same distributor McDonald's uses. The soft ice-cream & some unusual toppings offered for dessert was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Waterfront Diningfood4UDined on 8/9/2014Five of us, including an 8-year-old, wanted to dine informally, close to home, and near the water. We first reserved a table at Haven, but when they were graceless enough to turn down my one-week-beyond-expiration TravelZoo coupon, we looked for another Jack London location and found it at The Forge. It was a chilly August evening so we sat outside near on of two fire pits. That was enjoyable. The music, however, was not ... too loud for my aging ears. Had all the standard stuff ... cheese curds, mussels, chicken and a very good corn and sausage pizza. I particularly enjoyed a bourbon and maple drink dubbed "Ways and Means". Nice enough evening but with so many other great places to visit in the East Bay, we probably won't return.Special Features:
- Great set-up for our large partyoutofalamedaDined on 8/6/2014Lots of pluses for our larger party: -option to sit outside -pre-order made it so much easier and the menu serves this purpose well -great food variety and tasty too! -service was great and efficient Will definitely be coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good casual diningfoodieluvDined on 8/5/2014Had a lingering lunch catching up with an old friend - waitstaff was wonderful and never rushed us. Special salad was fabulous - arugula, melon, goat cheese and pistachios, but pizza was not perfect. Crust was great but center of pie was soggy. Cocktails a must!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/2/2014First time visitor to The Forge, on a Saturday night. Made reservations, so got seated quickly. Food was great. Our young-adult son, who loves Round Table Pizza would not be happy here... but we liked the variety and tried some neat pizzas. Our favorite was the Roasted Corn... I only gave it 4 stars...just because I need more visits to try more stuff. But, all in all Very Good. Fun atmosphere and vibe.Special Features:
- audjieDined on 8/2/2014It's a big restaurant, which allowed us to catch up with friends and stay for a few hours without feeling like they needed our table. The cauliflower pizza was delicious as was the cordon bleu salad. There is a nice outdoor seating area too. Great spot to eat or just grab a drink and people watch. Our server was great. We were talking so much we didn't look at the menu for awhile. She would check in on us every now and then and not make us feel rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- glovesmVIPDined on 7/31/2014This place has a lot of fancy thin crust pizzas. If you are looking to get full, don't come here. Our waitress must have forgotten to put in one of the many pizzas we ordered and we kept reminding her. Eventually, she said that it must have gone to the wrong table. Though tasty, it wasn't worth the wait outside when it was cold out.Special Features:
- Great Spot for a Nosh Before YoshisMimiDined on 7/30/2014We arrived late and told our waiter we needed to be at Yoshi's at 8:00 and he timed everything perfectly. The drinks and the pizza were delicious. I'd definitely come back.
- Pizza with a viewGrubHubDined on 7/30/2014Delicious artisan style pizza, good micro brews, great service and a nice location with a good waterfront view in Jack London Square. Plus Forge validates parking for the parking garage.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A FaveVIPOpenTablerVIPDined on 7/29/2014I dine out VERY often (both business & social) throughout SF and Oakland and this is a favorite go-to casual spot. Both indoor and outdoor seating are good, the crowd is friendly, and we're seated via OT or even walk-in without a long wait. I've recommended it to many friends, especially those from out of town as the marina is a great place to stroll before/after dinner. Also, being able to offer a good, reliable waterfront dining experience that's not $$$ is rare. (Haven is also a great option for more upscale fare.) My friends and I agree there are other good spots nearby but their long wait times, and over-crowdedness makes The Forge, for all the above, a much better option. Usual Order for 2: Baby Octopus/Salad, Mussels and Pizza.Special Features:
- ScooterVIPDined on 7/28/2014Took awhile for a Host to show up at the Door, Appetizer - Grilled Octopus Salad was very good although a bit small Great Pizzas...Fat Boy (Meat Pizza), Mushroom, ....PIZZA Yeah Baby! Pass on the RB, Coke, Or Creme Ice Cream Float.... Waitress was personable and explained dishes on the menu...Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerMothrinkDined on 7/28/2014We had a reservation, but weren't happy with the table we were offered, and since it was our 25th wedding anniversary we wanted a booth. Our server gave us the booth in the back and it was perfect!! The service was exceptional, the food was great, the champagne was tasty and priced right. We will return!!Special Features:
- great spotOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/25/2014I would have given this place a five star overall rating but our waiter was a bit off. The dessert menu was lacking for such a cool place too. Overall, we would totally recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Forge at ForgeCityfoodieDined on 7/25/2014Service inattentive, ordered wine, margarita (house brand), one small plate to share and a pizza. The single wine list is limited, our pizza came first and they had to "find" our small plate. Pizza was mezza mezza. I come here for outdoor seating- you can't beat the view! That's what you are paying for. Bill for two came to $75.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AllegicFoodieDined on 7/18/2014The pizzas (excellent thin crust and flavor combo) were surprisely good, considering I am not a big pizza fan. It was recommended by a friend, so now I trust her taste.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good pizza with a Cali twistShoreGrrrlDined on 7/13/2014I was skeptical about eating at a pizza place in Oakland cuz I live in NJ and was told there is no good pizza here. But we were a group of five and all of us loved it. We shared apps, a salad, and three pizzas and there wasn't a crumb left over. Some very surprising but winning food combos on their pies -- don't be afraid to try any of them cuz everything is yummy. Plus you can dine on the pario overlooking the marina in Jack London Square. You beat that with a stick! 8)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome food!OaklandDined on 7/4/2014We spent a Friday afternoon at Forge with family from out of town. We loved it all...food ..service..outside dining. Thanks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pizza optionsMichaelDined on 6/30/2014The pizzas were great, fresh and made to order. Great selection of micro/craft beers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood spotTarynDined on 6/29/2014I've been to Forge twice - both on hot evenings - nothing like a trip to the waterfront to escape the inland heat. Jack London Square is our go-to spot because for some reason, it's semi-deserted on a Sunday evening. It's long avenue along the Embarcadero is car-free and great for the kids to run around. The Forge has decent pizza (sometimes slightly undercooked) that is light on the cheese (for those of us who care!). The patio area is lovely with fire rings and a great view of the water. California living at its finest!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gorgeous day and great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 6/29/2014Instead of a sit down dinner for my birthday, I opted for strolling around Jack London Square, and having an outdoor lunch at Forge. We ordered several salads and the chicken wings (they are huge wings!), but thought the watermelon salad was the most creative and refreshing. Then on to 2 pizzas (mushroom and sausage is perfect, and the crust is REALLY good!), and a free desert since it was my actual birthday! Service (Helen) was spot on, and kept everything moving. Good attitude, too. Would definitely return.Special Features:
- excellentekate21Dined on 6/29/2014The Forge is THE place to go at Jack London Square. Great food, great service,great ambience. Love the place. It is a great addition to the neighberhood!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Food - Poor ServiceThreeToGoVIPDined on 6/21/2014Never disappointed by the food. Have dined there five times and usually on reservations. Immediately order drinks but the appetizers and salads arrive almost instantaneously and prior to the cocktails. Constant pressure to order and leave. Bus boys constantly trying to take plates which still have food on them. Never offered to see dessert menu. Check brought within moments of dinner plates taken. Servers always have nice personalities, but it has become almost comical experiencing this style of "rushed" service. FYI, we usually order four cocktails, two apps, a salad, two entries and two desserts for two adults and an eight year old. Certainly the bill and tip move than cover our time at the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Beer + Great Pizza = FunKlewDined on 6/21/2014The service was attentive and the food was great. They really have nailed the outdoor dining + gourmet pizza formula!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Forge rocks...WorldDinerVIPDined on 6/7/2014A definite visit if in Jack London Square area in Oakland. Something for everybody. Pizza are solid, but we loved the mussels and grilled octopus salad. Many beers on tap and corkage fee is nominal. Service was outstanding and overall just a great dining experience.Special Features:
- JFergVIPDined on 6/6/2014We sat outside, so the noise level was fine. Inside was pretty loud. Nice view of the water from outside too. Really good cocktails and wood-fired thin crust pizza. Hamburger was fine, but not exceptional. The wait staff was efficient, and nice to my kids.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic PizzaDraganDined on 6/5/2014We decided to eat outside, attracted by the romantic ambiance created by very effective fire pits and a series if IR heaters that enabled us not to notice a relatively cold evening. Our server was very friendly and fast, gave us great recomendations on what to order. We ordered a pizza with chorrizo and corn, and it was, as my wife described it, perfectly balanced combination of tastes. The best part was an amazing crust that was so very tasty, thin, with a wonderful flavor of a brick oven. Desert was a cheese cake made in house that actually tasted as a home made product. All in all this was a great find, thanks Open Table on helping us find it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Forge ComebackOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/23/2014Forge has completely vamped their service and bartender staff into a top notch group! The food, ambiance and staff are all fantastic. The experience we had was notable and we will return even though it is over an hour away! I have nothing bad to say about the place! What a lovely experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful outdoor diningGdokVIPDined on 5/23/2014The chicken wings are definitely the standout. The fatboy pizza is also super-yummy. The cheese curds are the things that everyone talks about, but they're basically upscale mozzarella sticks. The server was great - friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The kitchen has its act together and the food came out quickly.Special Features:
- neighborhood hang outsmp17Dined on 5/16/2014We really enjoy dining at Forge. The waitstaff is great, the food is good and the place has a fun energy. We've gone both with and without a reservation and did not have to wait long. One drawback to having the doors open were the flies. Everything can't be perfect all of the time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fresh & deliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 5/11/2014I've eaten here twice. Once for business and once with family. Both times the food was fresh with lots of interesting flavors. I wish for their brunch menu they had more kid friendly items like pancakes or waffles. It's more adult fare there. They have a kids menu but it's pretty limited and boring. Request outside seating if that's what you want, it wasn't available even 15 min after opening. I'll go again because I like the ambience and food is guaranteed to be good.Special Features:
- The following 171 reviews are from the The Forge reviews archive.
- young crowd. good foodandrodineDined on 5/3/2014We had the potato pizza and cauliflower pizza. Both were very good. Restaurant was SUPER noisy due to warriors/clippers playoff game. There was also VERY loud rock playing making it nearly impossible to have any conversation with tablemates. Couldn't hear server either. Otherwise it was pretty good. Hint: we're over 50 whish is not the target market of this restaurantSpecial Features:
- Impeccable service.FrequentEaterVIPDined on 4/27/2014It's a pizza and burger joint, yet the operations side puts many other places to shame. These guys know how to run a restaurant. Love the Three Cheese pizza (with arugula). The chicken wings and fried chicken are always excellent, and the salads are also recommended. The patio is fantastic, but indoor dining is good, too.Special Features:
- Great at Jack London Squaregreengrocer1Dined on 4/26/2014We had reservations for 9 at 5:30 and were greeted in a most pleasant manner and immediately seated. Our waiter came up within 5 minutes and took our drink orders. We were served promptly and the remainder our our group came in and were also seated. We ordered some appetizers, which were all very good ( cheese curds, brussel sprouts, baby octopus). We also ordered some salads which were excellent. For our dining, we ordered 6 different pizzas which were all very good, but the crust was GREAT!! The wait staff was excellent and unassuming and tended to our every need quietly and professionally. Would definitely eat at this restaurant again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best pizza everkmillerVIPDined on 4/18/2014This place has really great food - it's simple, not too expensive and a great place to have dinner with your dog.Special Features:
- Forge on!!JenEliseDined on 4/13/2014This place is awesome. Great food very creative feels like comfort food with a twist. The staff if attentive and keeps things moving. If you have not been here yet you should give it a try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy Hour happinessPizzaAddictDined on 4/10/2014$4 house wines and happy-hour-priced Margherita pizzas before 6 pm made our group's early dinner tab really reasonable. I'd go back in a heartbeat ANY DAY for the cheese curds and crispy Brussels sprouts from the starters menu, as well as the potato pizza (which has bacon). Service was quite attentive. Too bad we arrived just a tad too late to sit outside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Artisan pizzafoodieVIPDined on 4/9/2014Good quality Napolitana-styled artisan pizzas, local craft beers, small production wines, friendly service and an outdoor fire pit are the makings for a warm and casual dining experience along the waterfront at very reasonable prices. Oh and they welcome dogs on the patio too. We keep coming back for more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Recent University of Colorado graduate and Aspen native Abby Mickey's parents aren't able to make it to every race, including the Superior Morgul Classic 6.2-mile time trial on Friday afternoon.
But they're always there with her in the form of two small tattoos -- one on each wrist.
She also wears a piece of chain from her first bike, which was her mom's size 50 K2, on her right wrist at all times. Mickey's left wrist reads "dream big," and her right, "don't forget."
"My mom always tells me 'dream big to be big,' and my dad always says 'don't forget' that he loves me," Mickey said as cars blazed by the finish line near the intersection of Highway 128 and Highway 93. "I got them so that I could look down and my parents are both with me whenever I'm riding my bike."
Mickey (Rise Above Racing) took second in the women's pro 1-2 time trial finishing in 18 minutes, 54.04 seconds, 28 seconds behind winner Jennifer Schumm (Prestige Imports/ZUMXR) of Greenwood Village.
Schumm, who's also a personal trainer and body builder, was the first female off the start line and started racing bikes a year ago. She said she even slowed down while racing through the course's roundabout at McCaslin Blvd. and Coalton Rd.
"Painful, extremely," Schumm said about her ride.
On the men's side, CU graduate student Jim Peterman (SonicBoom Racing) finished first with a time of 15:09.25, 11 seconds faster than second-place finisher and Boulder native Robin Eckmann (California Giant/Specialized).
Peterman has both a bachelor's and master's degree from CU, and is working on his doctorate degree there now. He's studying in the Applied Exercise Science Laboratory, and said he's focusing his research on the negative consequences of sitting for prolonged periods of time.
Though race results were posted online immediately, they weren't visible at the finish line. Peterman didn't realize he'd won until he heard a voice mail from a friend.
"It was rough," Peterman said of the race. "(It's) one of the hardest time trials that we do. The big climb at the beginning really throws you off when you're trying to pace yourself. I guess it can't be too bad if I won."
Second-place finisher Eckmann stood near his brother Yannick Eckmann (California Giant/Specialized) and mother Hannelore Eckmann, who snapped photos of her two sons as they finished. The Eckmanns moved to Boulder from Germany at the end of 2004. The younger of the two, Yannick Eckmann finished 13th.
Mom Hannelore Eckmann was one of a handful of spectators who braved the hot wind, harsh sun and 80 degree temperatures at the finish line.
"It's always fun to watch the boys and see how fast they can go," she said.
In total, nearly 460 cyclists competed in the time trial, which race organizer Lance Panigutti of Without Limits Productions said makes it the largest individual time trial in the state.
Many of the pros described moments of panic and confusion as they tried to navigate the roundabout at McCaslin Blvd. and Coalton Rd. Though police and volunteers directed traffic during the race, many cyclists said they were impeded by large trucks or didn't know if they should slow down for the cars and risk adding seconds to their time.
Sixth-place finisher and Rio Grande racer Kennett Peterson said a vehicle clipped his lower leg in the roundabout. Though he was uninjured, the brief collision rattled him for the rest of his ride.
Panigutti, a former professional triathlete, said next year the time trial will be held on a new course. He couldn't say more because race organizers are still waiting for final approval on the new course.
"It's more scenic, longer, still starts in Superior and there's no roundabout," Panigutti said. "We know it's dicey. It's just what's the best possible time trial we can have? And right now, for the last two years, it's been this."
Saturday's criterium
First race begins at 7:00 a.m. just south of Community Park in Louisville on Coalton Rd.
Pro races begin at 1:10 p.m. (men's) and 2:10 p.m. (women's).
Follow Sarah on Twitter: @SarahKuta.
Superior Morgul Classic
Pro results Men 1-2
1. Jim Peterman, 15:09.25; 2. Robin Eckmann, 15:20.49; 3. Kevin Nicol, 15:29.88; 4. Mike Pimm, 15:30.06; 5. Scott Tietzel, 15:30.10; 6. Kennett Peterson, 15:30.82; 7. Zack Allison,15:33.86; 8. Clayton Feldman, 15:41.88; 9. Matt Lyons, 15:49.52; 10. Colby Pearce, 15:52.74.
Women 1-2
1. Jennifer Schumm, 18:25.72; 2. Abigail Mickey, 18:54.04; 3. Cari Higgins, 18:54.11; 4. Catherine Johnson, 19:12.26; 5. Sue Stokes, 19:29.33; 6. Megan Hottman, 19:30.02; 7. Rebecca Balboni, 19:32.40; 8. Anne Donley, 19:38.82; 9. Kate Powlison, 19:39.96; 10. Heather Fischer, 19:43.43.

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Best Deal North Coast Village Condo in Oceanside
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community North Coast Village
rates (USD)
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vacation rental description
This condo rental is at North Coast Village which is "on the beach"
at Oceanside, CA, where the daytime temperatures are generally in the
70's and 80's all year ( 60's in winter).
Walk just a few yards and you're on the sandy Pacific Ocean beach,
where there is swimming and surfing all year! The Oceanside pier,
yacht harbor and restaurants are all within walking distance along
the beach.
Condo has one bedroom with bath, large living room with gas
fireplace, large dining area and fully-equipped kitchen. Bedroom has
a queen bed and a twin bed. Leather sofa and chair. Roll-away bed for 4th person.
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Last modified on 07-23-2014 at 3:49 PM.
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George S. 775-747-3360
condo rental amenities
2 flat screen TV's (BR and LR) both with cable hookup (72
channels) and DVD's, fully-equipped kitchen with microwave and
dishwasher, clothes iron and hair dryer.
Unit also includes...
*WI-FI included!!
* Atrium View with trees, a brook and waterfall and peek at ocean
* Underground Parking very close to unit
(6'-6" overhead clearance - large type)
* Washer and Drier facilities;
* 2 Large outdoor swimming pools;
* 2 Heated Jacuzzis;
* Indoor Health Club with weight machines, treadmill,
stationary bicycles, sauna, billiards and ping pong tables, foosball ets.
* BBQ and Picnic Tables in pool area.
activities and attractions in Oceanside San Diego Area
There are six golf courses in the Oceanside area. Or, hop on "the
Coaster" rail service, or other public transportation, and in minutes
you can be enjoying all below - 1 hr. drive or less.
* The World Famous San Diego Zoo
* Balboa Park Gardens and Museums, San Diego
* Sea World, San Diego
* Old Town, San Diego
* Legoland, Carlsbad
* Wild Animal Park, San Diego
* Del Mar Racetrack, Del Mar
* Disneyland Anaheim (45 minute drive)
vacation rental rates
off season - Sept 1- May 31 wk- $470, mo- $1550. More than 1 wk, less than 1 mo negotiable. Call George.
summer season - June 1-Aug 31, wk- $850, mo - $ 1800. More than 1 wk ,less than 1 mo negotiable. Call George.
ABOVE. All arrangements must be made by phone (no texts!) at the number shown
above.Weeks can start any day of the week. Less than a full week is OK
-- rate will be adjusted proportionally.
Reservations and Inquiries: Contact by phone is much preferred!
(Owner is not very handy with email or texts.) Owner *WILL* answer all calls
promptly. Owner lives in Reno NV.
Payments: Personal check, Money Order.
Booking / Security Deposit: $ 100/wk, $200 mo. Receipt of your Booking / Security Deposit is required in order to reserve your dates. Booking / Security Deposit will be refunded when confirmation is received that the unit is in order and keys have been returned to the HOA. OK to reserve year in advance. Back-out clause in effect up to 6 mo. prior to rental date.
Full Payment: The balance of the Rental Amount is due 4 weeks in
advance of your arrival date. On receipt of full payment, the "key
packet" will be made available for your pickup at the Homeowner
Association (HOA) office or at the Security Patrol office, if
arriving after hours.
If the Rental Amount is not received, the booking will be cancelled,
and the Booking Deposit will not be refunded.
Cleaning Fees: NONE. Save the cleaning fee by washing and drying all
towels, sheets, etc., you have used, running the vacuum in the
carpet areas, and cleaning the kitchen and bathroom. All cleaning
equipment and supplies are available in the unit. Or,if you prefer,
a $100 cleaning fee can be added to your rental amount. If driving -
good advise to bring own linen to save cleaning time.
Cancellation Policy: In the event of a cancelled booking, the booking
Deposit will not be refunded.
George S. 775-747-3360
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- Hike amid bizarre and colorful hoodoos, spires and monoliths in Bryce
- A spectacular ride through the crimson sandstone wonderland of Red Canyon
- Venture through the Narrows in Zion - one of Backpacker magazine's "Best Hikes Ever"
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You have to wonder. What did the first people think when they saw the Grand Canyon. The immense chasm plunging more than a mile at its deepest. Rocks nearly two billion years old. The vast sun-soaked plateaus. Are the outcrops really those colors? The Colorado River - responsible for all the beauty - carving a tenacious path through the middle. It's incredible. Almost indescribable. And it's only a third of the trip. Bryce and Zion are waiting. Each with its own profusion of breathtaking moments. And as you're biking and hiking, feel free to just wonder.
We want to make sure you're on the right trip and that you have the best experience possible. Every Backroads trip is unique and this one is no exception.
Accommodations & Service StandardsThe Lodge at Bryce Canyon is a fairly rustic national park lodge that reflects its natural surroundings. While this historic hotel offers simpler accommodations than the typical Backroads property, it's the only game in town - and has been selected because of its access to the best riding and hiking in the region. Although clean and comfortable, the guest rooms are basic and are not equipped with televisions or air-conditioning (nights are usually cool due to the high elevation).
Generally speaking, service can seem slow and brusque in the national parks when compared with the high standards of service found on other Backroads trips.
Interpretive Guides & Hiking Without Your LeadersDue to permit restrictions for all outfitters, your Backroads leaders can hike with you in Bryce Canyon National Park, but can't act as interpretive guides. They will be unable to hike with you in Grand Canyon National Park and are limited to guiding on certain trails in Zion National Park. Throughout the trip, your leaders will give an orientation to the area's flora, fauna and terrain before your hikes.
Permit restrictions also dictate that your leaders won't be able to offer route support on the optional bike ride at the Grand Canyon.
Day 1 Splash your way through the Narrows in Zion, an exhilarating river hike through one of the most renowned slot canyons in the world - with small waterfalls and hanging gardens cascading down the rock faces.
Day 2 Picturesque routes abound in this hiker's paradise, from easy walks past emerald pools to the unforgettable climb to Angels Landing, bringing you nearly 2,000 feet above the valley for a 360-degree panorama of Zion's soaring sandstone.
Days 3-4 Revel in the magnificence of the Grand Canyon After cycling along Zion's crimson-colored roads, arrive at the Grand Canyon, one of the world's seven natural wonders Bike to Point Imperial, the North Rim's highest point Choose from a variety of hikes including the secluded Widforss Trail for wide-open vistas across the canyon, or take the scenic drive to Cape Royal for superb views of the Colorado River as it slices through the earth.
Days 5-6 Bryce Canyon's maze of spires, windows and pinnacles Hike through a slot canyon with walls that are only ten feet apart in places On a walk to Queen's Garden, discover a labyrinth of hoodoos and vivid rock formations sprouting from the canyon floor Pedal among vermillion rocks and desert wildflowers toward Red Canyon, along a quiet bike path surrounded by sheer cliffs and more hoodoos.
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Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona (2 nights) This 1920s rustic stone-and-wood lodge is perched above the grandeur of the remote North Rim.
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Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah (1 night) Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this simple park lodge is mere steps from the canyon's edge.
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This trip was a celebration of my 60th birthday and I will remember it always; the natural beauty of Grand Canyon, Bryce, and Zion, the camaraderie of the group, and the fantastic trip leaders who did everything in their power to personalize the trip and provide me with a great time that I will remember forever.- Delmar, NY
This was my first Backroads trip and it exceeded all my expectations. I met some great people, challenged myself to some adventures I didn't think I could accomplish, saw amazing things, overall had a fantastic time. The leaders were absolutely critical to that. They really cared and were very accommodating and flexible and could adapt to any situation. I am extremely pleased and look forward to the next trip!- Chicago, IL
Had one of the BEST vacations of my life! Saw amazing sites, did amazing things. The physical aspects of the trip pushed me just enough. I did things I never thought I could, like climb to the top of Angels Landing in Zion National Park. The guides were tremendous - very helpful, great preparation, evaluated everyone well. It was hard to come home. Thanks for a great getaway!- Fort Meyers, FL
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September 2015
- 9/20 - 9/25 ( $2498 per person, double occ., +$520 for single occ.
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Brown, 81, was on his way to start cooking in the kitchen Tuesday morning when his van pulled in front of a dump truck and was struck at Brandon and Laraway roads. The Army veteran, who served in the Korean War, died in the crash, police said.
"I was listening on the radio and hoped (being so close to the post) it wasn't somebody I knew. It's a terrible tragedy," veteran Jay Paul said before adding to the 20 signatures on a sympathy card for Brown's family.
Paul recalled that when he joined Post 2199 in 1969 Brown was a member.
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"He made the best-flavored mostaccioli sauce I've ever had, and I'd always ask him for the recipe," Marty K said. "He could give you some of the basics, but he'd never tell the secrets."
Brown was making sauce at the post Monday night, the last time members saw him.
The bingo game he would've run was held as scheduled Wednesday night. It was emotionally rough for many who attended, but Brown would've wanted it to go on, members said.
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Still sending gas caps
Just thought I would share the fact that they are still doing the replacement gas caps. Mailed my form in on 4/12/04 and got my new cap on 5/11/04.
All she did when she first saw it was stand there looking at it, shaking her head,
while my buddy and I stood there drinking beer, grinning over my fine purchase.
Well thays good to know for when I buy my next 10 future Cubs. When I sent for my caps I used 2-extra serial numbers off of a friends Cubs so I would have spares. His are on his ranch (unoperable) but he wont sell them.
Then came Bronson
I sent off for one for my '45 B Farmall on April 5....still waiting.
"Never forget where it is you come from, or you may find yourself someplace you don't want to be"
Greg Norman
I got one for my Loboy yesterday. It took about 5 weeks from the day I mailed the form in. Mine came UPS. It's a real snug fit too. Glad to have it also cause if I filled the tank up more than half full it spit out the little breather hole in the original cap. The fire hazard aside if it got on the manifold....it sure made ya smell if you were down wind when it's spittin out! Try getting a free gas cap from sears in 50 years for your garden tractor!!!
I am still waiting for mine I sent for mine about six weeks ago OH! Well,it takes longer to get up North
I ordered 3 caps, 2 for me one for the wife's uncle. Gave it to him as a gift. The caps are free! The shipping is free! However, Canada Customs and Revenue Agency charged me $30.00 -- seems Navistar put the value as $30.00 US which put me over the limit, so they charged me $20.00 handling fee, I think about $6.50 in Duty and of course 15% tax or something like that. I was not impressed to say the least. And to get your money back you have to get the right forms sent to you, then signatures that tell them you are a Canadian, 3 people to vouch for you that you are still alive, as well as your first born child in vigorish! God - would cost me more than I paid.. cause you don't get the handling fee back
I sure hope you fare better!
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All that and you can't even watch Fox News on the Canadian airways
"Oh Canada"
I'm not condemming...just wondering
I've had problems going the other way.
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I have a magneto that I was going to send you but it would cost you much more than it's worth just to get through the Mounties.
Some things need to be legal
Just declare it worthless and they will only charge me 5 bucks
Actually, if the declared value is less than $20.00 US, then I can get away with out paying duty or any of the other fees. Hint, Hint, Hint
I look at it this way, what I pay for or am willing to pay for a part, does not mean that the price is actually what the value would be. A simple $0.40 clip could be priceless if I can't get it here.
The problem with Navistar was that they should have made the declared value as $0, since the cap was free. They apologized, but I still didn't get my money back either.... oh well. I feel much safer using the new cap as I have had a couple of inadvertant spills with the old one.
The same reason goes for photocopied or even original manuals. If it is declared as reading material then there is no duty - one perk we get. That is why when someone sends me a manual from stateside, I always ask them to declare it as reading material. Insured value is irrelevant.
So y'all, ifn ya wanna do your Canadian cousins a favour, just list the value as less than$20.00 on a used part. That way we can have more left over for the next one we need and can't get here.
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Well it's nice to see your government lets you read for free
When I return home I will send you about 10 lbs of worthless reading material.
I am a little apprehensive about this though, as I want to be legal.
Well you know what they say .Nothing is free and if it sounds too good to be true then it is not. Yes I looked for your property I took a flight from Moncton yesterday a very quick trip
I believe the numbered Lo-Boys are included in the offer.
I got home last night and the wife brought in a box with the new cap for my B Farmall in it. April 5- May13....5 weeks, 3 days.
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I just drew a polyline on my defpoints layer, but now the polyline is not selectable. I have had this happen before with a different file and couldn't fix it then either.
All the settings/layer states look fine, but as soon as I add something to the defpoints layer it's untouchable.
Not an urgent question, but definately something I need to figure out since it keeps happening to me!
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Try turning on layer 0. Should fix the problem.
A better solution would be to not use defpoints. Why are you using defpoints? Most likely because it won't plot. In the last several releases you can set any layer to not plot and so the use of defpoints is no longer needed. Why do I recommend you don't use defpoints? Well, you already found one. The other reason, if you were to shelve this drawing for 6 months and then come back to it. All that stuff that's on the defpoints layer, why is it there? You probably will forget but, if you have a layer set to not plot called, "notes to drafters", then you know what that stuff is.
Just my thoughts on the subject.
That's how i've been handling it for years. I have a no-plot layer for my survey calc's and one for surveyor's notes. Occasionally I'll use defpoints to make a hatch boundary. I suppose I could add a no-plot layer for hatching but it's easy enough to use defpoints. I never touch layer 0 so it's not a problem.
And the Cad Guru said unto his minions, "Thou shalt not use DEFPOINTS!"
Cad people... always cracking me up. Thanks for a little humor with this one while I'm not having a total breakdown.
I tried turning on the 0 layer, but Defpoints still misbehaved a bit (invisible or visible but untouchable).
I'll go with the suggestion to make my own "no plot" layer and turn on the 'no plot' setting.
Thanks ya'll!
I just had this problem. Turning on Layer 0 in the model didn't help, BUT if you open the Layer Properties Manager, right click on Layer 0 and select VP Thaw Layer in All Viewports, this does it. Seems if Layer 0 is frozen in your layouts, it locks the Defpoint layer in the model. Go figure.
I use the Defpoints layer all the time and it's not usually a problem. I use it to create grids to lay out elevations, create insertion points for blocks, etc.
Hey Brian:
As you know, I am older and probably more set in my ways than you. Just wap me with a wet noodle the next time you see me. I have been using defpoints since day one with no problems as far as I know.
I can't help it.
you can edit the layer name and change it from defpoints to defpointse as an example and put select your object and do what you like to do and eventually rename the depoints layer to the default name to use it again
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"We are always shy about recognizing the historic worth of events when they take place before our eyes, about recognizing heroes when they are still flesh and blood and not yet transfixed in marble."
Just after 7:00 pm on March 13 2003, Jones and fellow activist Phil Milling snuck in to RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire with the intention of damaging support vehicles to American B-52 bombers. Aware the aircraft were about to attack Iraq, the pair acted to delay their take off to give Iraqis "the chance to get out of harm's way before the bombing" says Jones, a retired American Studies Lecturer. They tried "to prevent war crimes – more concretely, to save life", she adds.
"It was a beautiful moonlit night", remembers Jones. "As you can imagine, it felt very tense – not so much with fear, as with anxiety about not getting caught before we'd achieved anything."
Carrying bolt cutters, hammers and grinding paste to put into fuel tanks, they slipped in to the airfield's bomb compound and cut the brake pipes on "several dozen" trolleys used to load the bombs on to the B-52s. Committed to non-violent protest Jones and Milling left warning notices to say the vehicles had been tampered with so nobody would have an accident. They then used the bolt cutters to gain access to the main airfield and proceeded to smash the windscreens and dashboards of three fuel tankers.
It was at this point they were discovered by an American serviceman and hauled off to Stroud police station. In the morning a magistrate ordered the two Trident Ploughshare activists to be remanded in custody and Jones spent a week in Holloway prison before being granted bail. For carrying out the action they faced up to 10 years in jail, on charges of conspiring to cause criminal damage to property.
Did Jones feel they achieved what they set out to do? "We certainly damaged the vehicles quite thoroughly!" However, she believes they conducted the action a week too soon. "We certainly made the technicians do some lengthy repairs – but I doubt whether we really created any delay, or gave anyone time to flee
Between Jones and Milling's action and the start of the war three other activists were also arrested trying to enter the airbase – Phil Pritchard, Toby Olditch and Josh Richards. All are now life-long members of what has been dubbed the 'Fairford Five'.
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Although all three of the first 'Fairford Five' trials ended in hung juries, remarkably Pritchard, Olditch and Richards were all acquitted in their re-trials. In short, two 12 person juries accepted the activists' defence that they were acting to prevent the US Air Force from committing war crimes. However, as these were jury verdicts in a crown court, the rulings did not set a legal precedent.
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As she left court Jones was unrepentant, telling reporters "I'd like to see Tony Blair with a curfew and I'd like to see him in an international court because he's the real criminal here."
Solicitor Robbie Mason notes there were several important differences between the 'Fairford Five' cases. Jones and Milling acted over a week before the other three and actually succeeded in causing significant damage to support vehicles (allegedly $18,000 worth). The former made it "significantly harder" to argue there was an imminent danger "to life, limb and property", while the latter actually made "it easier to establish 'efficacy' of preventative action in their case, rather than mere protest."
According to Jones, her and Milling's punishments differed because she had "roughly a dozen previous convictions for protest-related actions, including cutting through fences at military bases".
Would she do it again if she had her time over? "I'd definitely do it again", Jones states unequivocally. "The impending invasion was so clearly wrong – not only morally, but in international law. We felt so strongly we were acting to uphold the law."
Ian Sinclair is a freelance journalist based in


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By Bill Kirk
---- — With last week's debate offering a chance for Republican Sen. Scott Brown and Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren to voice their positions on the issues, there's one voice that remains silent - but may be loud once the final election results are counted: blank votes.
In the Sept. 6 primary, Brown and Warren were unopposed. However, there were far fewer blank ballots for Brown than for Warren, which has some poll watchers looking with interest at the results.
For example, in Methuen, there were 2,203 votes cast in the Democratic primary. Warren got 2,099 votes, but Democratic voters left 1,006 Warren ballots blank, or about 45 percent.
For Brown, meanwhile, a total of 1,478 Republicans cast their ballots, with just 41, or 2.7 percent of voters, leaving the ballots blank.
Similar results can be seen in other Merrimack Valley communities, where 17 percent of the votes were blank for Warren in Haverhill, compared to just 6 percent for Brown.
In Lawrence, the difference was 30 percent blank for Warren and 3 percent for Brown.
Warren's campaign largely dismissed the difference, saying there was "strong grassroots enthusiasm in the Merrimack Valley" for Warren, and that more than 1,000 people across the region "have signed up to volunteer for our campaign."
The campaign's statement went on to say: "In just the past two weeks, Elizabeth's grassroots supporters have organized door-to-door canvasses in Andover, Haverhill, Georgetown, Lawrence, Methuen, North Andover and Wilmington. Elizabeth has been focused on reaching out and meeting with people in the Merrimack Valley since the start of the campaign and support for her continues to grow."
Brown's campaign did not respond to requests for comment.
Longtime Democratic political consultant Michael Goldman said he thought the difference in blank votes was a result of the fact that there was a Congressional primary on the Republican ballot, but not on the Democratic ballot.
Jonathan Golnik defeated fellow Republican Thomas Weaver in the primary and will now go up against incumbent Niki Tsongas, D-Lowell.
"If you were voting for Golnik or Weaver, there was no reason not to throw a vote to Brown," Goldman said. "On the Democratic side, there was no big federally contested primary, so the only reason anyone would go out to vote would be for local races."
There were a number of local races on the Democratic ballot, but those don't traditionally draw out high numbers of voters the way federal races do, he said.
Goldman added, however, that the low number of blanks for Brown "reinforces what polling has told us about how he has strong support among Republicans" and will even pickup cross-over support from some Democrats.
"The Democrats didn't throw her (Warren) a vote because it didn't matter," he said. "While the Republicans did to show their support. But in both cases, the turnout was so dismal that you can't really extrapolate anything."
Turnout in the area was around 10 percent for the primary, while most prognosticators think the final election in November will see record turnouts of around 90 percent.
Andover-based Republican strategist Meredith Warren, of Lyric Consulting, said she thinks the blank ballots are a harbinger of things to come for both candidates.
"It's interesting there were so many blanks for Warren on the Democratic side," she said. "Seeing how there were so few blanks for Brown, I take it as a sign that there are a lot of Democrats out there who are either dissatisfied with Warren as their nominee or who are planning to support Brown and intend to vote for him in November when he's on their ballot."
A number of polls in recent days have shown that the race is pretty even.
According to the poll conducted earlier this week by the Suffolk University Political Research Center, Warren leads Brown 48 percent to 44 percent among likely voters in the Nov. 6 general election. Eight percent of voters responded they were still undecided.
Polls released last weekend by Western New England University Polling Institute and Public Policy Polling showed Warren ahead of Brown by six points and two points respectively, all positive changes for the Democrat from earlier surveys.
Brown's support among voters likely to cast their ballots for President Barack Obama in November is also waning, perhaps explaining the shift toward Warren. While in May, 24 percent of Obama voters said they would cross parties to vote for Brown, only 19 percent in the most recent survey said they would split the ticket.
"The Democratic National Convention appears to have connected the dots for some voters in Massachusetts," Paleologos said. "They've linked Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Elizabeth Warren and Congressional candidate Joseph Kennedy, whose district includes southeastern Mass. Warren benefitted not only from her own speech, but from the oratory of others, both inside and outside of Massachusetts."
The most recent poll, released Thursday, showed Brown ahead of Warren. The UMass Lowell-Boston Herald poll of more than 500 registered voters showed 50 percent would vote for Brown if the election were today, compared with 44 percent for Warren.
Material from the State House News Service was used in this report.
The Blank Vote
Warren-17 percent
Brown-7 percent
Warren-17 percent
Brown-6 percent
Warren-30 percent
Brown-3 percent
Warren-45 percent
Brown-2.7 percent
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Warren-25 percent
Brown-1 percent


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By Dustin Luca
---- — David "Doc" Davis couldn't have asked for a better place to celebrate his 80th birthday than on the field at Fenway Park.
So there he was in early June playing 12 innings at the beloved ballfield.
Davis and his Boston Red Sox fantasy camp teammates were invited to Fenway on June 9 to claim their championship rings prior to the home team's game against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
For a number of years, the Elm Street resident has taken part in the Boston Red Sox franchise's annual fantasy camp, which brings dozens of fans to the team's spring training facilities in Florida over the winter and pairs them with Sox legends for an all-around baseball experience.
Davis' team took the fantasy title this year, earning the roster a trip to Fenway.
The day after receiving their rings, as the Red Sox began a road stretch, Davis and his fantasy camp teammates returned to Fenway for a set of reunion games.
In the final game of the afternoon, Davis said he made a pivotal decision that ultimately helped his team win the game.
After getting drilled by a ball that ran high and inside in the top half of the final inning, Davis was on first when his son, Ian Davis, sent a ball to the outfield for a single.
The hit got the elder Davis running for second. But he didn't stop there.
"They figured an 80-year-old couldn't stretch it out," he said.
They were wrong. Davis "turned on the wheels" and got to third. The next batter sent another ball to the outfield, bringing Davis home as the winning run.
"We just had a blast," he said.


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Detectives believe a Henderson teen had been staying inside the apartment where his family resided well after the slayings of his mother and younger brother took place there.
In a warrant declaration released Tuesday, Henderson police described the evidence linking Adrian Navarro-Canales, 16, to the slayings of his mother, Elvira Canales-Gomez, 40, and his brother, Cesar Navarro, 9.
According to police, the bodies of the mother and her younger son were found inside a bathroom in the family's apartment when officers made entry into the unit during a welfare check on Sept. 20. Police said, in the declaration, the teen, who also lived there, was not inside when police arrived.
Police initially considered Adrian Navarro-Canales as a missing person shortly after the bodies were found.
In the declaration, Elvira Canales-Gomez' niece and boyfriend requested welfare checks on the apartment in the two days before her and Cesar Navarro's bodies were found. Elvira's boyfriend, as described in the warrant, visited the apartment at least twice after not receiving a response to calls and texts to her on the evening of Sept. 17. He received no answer at the door when he visited that night as well, the warrant stated.
Detectives noted in the declaration that the lights inside the apartment were off in the first visitation by the boyfriend and were on in the next visit the following afternoon. After receiving no response in that visit, the boyfriend, as the warrant states, called police for a welfare check, which resulted in no answer from the apartment and no entry into the unit.
The warrant also stated the family celebrated Adrian Navarro-Canales' birthday four days before the bodies were discovered. Citing a neighbor, the teen's mother, as described in the declaration, was seen picking up her nine-year-old son from school the afternoon of Sept. 17. At about this time, the warrant stated, was when Elvira Canales-Gomez last made contact with her boyfriend.
Citing Elvira Canales-Gomez' niece, police stated in the warrant that Cesar Navarro had not been in class in the four days before his body was found.
Police also state in the warrant a text from Adrian sent to his father in California on Sept. 18, telling him everyone was fine and couldn't talk because they were asleep.
In the declaration, police described finding the bodies of the mother and the boy each in work clothing and school attire, respectively. In addition, a coroner's findings stated each victim suffered stab wounds, with Adrian Navarro-Canales' mother stabbed multiple times. Police also said, in the declaration, the weapon appeared to be a kitchen knife consistent with a cutting block in the residence.
Authorities believed the two died in the afternoon of Sept. 17, which was about the time the mother last contacted her boyfriend.
Citing evidence at the scene, detectives stated in the declaration that Adrian had been living inside the apartment following his mother and brother's deaths and before their bodies were discovered. They also determined, as described in the report, that he left the unit with his key to the apartment, later returning after the bodies were discovered and police released the scene to relatives.
The declaration further cited family members describing the teen as anti-social and without friends in the area. A family member also told police, in the declaration, he had, at times, been violent toward his mother.
Police wrote in the declaration that Adrian had not been enrolled in school since last November.
As of Tuesday, police still have not located the teen or had contact with him since the bodies were found. Police urged anyone with information on his whereabouts to contact Henderson Police Department at 702-367-4750 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.
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Reviews by DaftPatrick:
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
07-01-2014 03:13:11 | More by DaftPatrick
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4/5 rDev +6.4%
Appearance This one came out a nice, ruby-hued dark brown in color with a huge, lacing head.
Smell This grainy lager had a very smooth nose that was helped by some light maple notes and a touch of molasses.
Taste The grain was very nice here at the tongue. It was dark and had the nice maple compliment I picked up at the nose. The molasses though from the aroma came on much bigger at the taste. The light sweet finish rounded things out nicely.
Mouthfeel This light to medium-bodied Dunkles had very little carbonation and felt great in between the cheeks.
Drinkability This one was clean and crisp with a nice lagered feel and did the style justice.
01-04-2005 03:35:44 | More by RoyalT
3.88/5 rDev +3.2%
Notes transferred from the archives, I had this one last summer up in cabin at Frankenmuth. It pours with a nice, burgundy and brown color, exhibiting decent clarity throughout. The head was nice and light-tan, foamy, and shows decent retention and leaves some nice lacing on the glass.
Lightly toasted caramel, toffee, musty hops, and a slight metallic twinge are the main components of the aroma. I wanna say there's some faint cocoa notes somewhere, but they're only mildly noticeable at best. Yeast is heavy, especially at the end of the profile, giving way to that characteristic fresh and crisp yeasty lager aroma. Fresh and refreshing.
The taste follows along pretty nicely, a touch watered down, but still packed with decent flavor. Nice, lightly roasted malts, caramel and toffee, a powerful nuttiness and a mild touch of musty and dry tasting hops. No doubt that the malts are king here, though the beer drinks easily and never errs on the side of being too sweet.
One of the best thing about lagers is the beautiful yeast and the crisp, clean taste it provides. That sentiment rings true in this brew as well, with a finish that leans heavily towards that wonderful lager yeast. Crispy, clean, faintly sulfuric, and lightly bready. Light bodied with a clean, snappy mouth feel and a relatively dry finish.
Highly drinkable brew, right here. Drinking this one during our summer camping trip at Frankenmuth was perfect; it went nicely with the hot dogs and hamburgers that day, and this is something I would gladly have again.
06-10-2013 11:45:55 | More by tectactoe
New York
4.05/5 rDev +7.7%
A: This beer pours a medium-dark copper with great ruby highlights. The cream light tan head has a moderate retention period
S: There is an initial light DMS note that quickly goes away, along with it seems like a quick flash of German hops but that's the last you ever smell of hops in this beer. A moderate roast grain and slight graininess dominate the aroma with a slight biscuity and very slight caramel notes. There is no fruity esters, no diacetyl and no DMS.
T: A soft palate feel and a somewhat complex roasted malt flavor dominate. There is a little caramel like sweetness with a moderate hop bitterness and no hop flavor. The balance is event between roasted malt and hop bitterness. The finish off dry with and aftertaste of roasted grain hop bitterness. A moderately-light toffee that shows as the beers is warms up.
M: The mouth feel is very soft and creamy with a medium-heavy body and moderate carbonation. There is no warmth nor astringency.
O: This is a roasty and moderately bitter beer with clean lager fermentation. The subtleties keep this from be a two dimensional beer.
09-01-2012 22:45:48 | More by MadScientist
4.38/5 rDev +16.5%
Pours a clear, reddish-brown with just a thin layer of head.
It actually smells really good. Rich, nutty toffee reminiscent of a brown ale. A bit of raspberry fruitiness as well.
Taste is similar with added chocolate and bready malt. Some how the green bottle hasn't affected this one. Nice medium body and dry finish, rich and satisfying. It does a great job of balancing the malt for how little hop character it has.
I have to say, i'm pleasantly suprised with this one, great example and priced right.
02-23-2010 02:56:43 | More by brownbeer
3.8/5 rDev +1.1%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #40 (May 2010):
Dark, rusty brown in color, this brew's clarity is perfect. Lush, bready malt aroma with some grape skin and fresh hay are present. This beer offers a lot of smoothness with a crispness in the back, which is just as big. Malt character is dialed up high here, heavy on the toasted bread and hay-like graininess. It's clean, with only a hint of alcoholic warmth and subtle hops. The bitterness comes in and does the job it was meant to with a bit of herbal flavor in the finish. It ends dry and bready, and is very sessionable.
We have fond memories of liters of this beer with the band in the background and a big heaping Original HB Brotzeit Platter. The bottled version sent to the US is a fine consolation until our feet are firmly planted within their beer hall again.
01-11-2011 02:36:32 | More by BeerAdvocate
New York
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
12-01-2013 17:19:31 | More by csmartin6
4.25/5 rDev +13%
03-30-2014 18:12:26 | More by Jpinoniemi
New York
4.35/5 rDev +15.7%
Presentation: It was poured from a green 11.2oz bottle into a Pilsener glass. The bottle has no freshness date or any info other than the style.
Appearance: Its body has a deep burnt coppery color with lighter amber highlights and good clarity. The pour produces a tall, foamy, light tan head with a mix of small tightly packed bubbles and bigger soapy quick fading bubbles. The settles down to a thin cap of tiny bubbles that makes very nice lacing on the glass.
Smell: The nose is full and rich. There are solid notes of caramel and bready maltiness followed up by some floral/mineral like German and Czech noble hops.
Taste/Palate: As in the aroma the flavor has nice caramel/bready maltiness and noble spicy/floral hops in good balance with a slight edge to the malt. In the finish it quickly fades to dryer mellow hop bitterness. The body has a medium to full body with a smooth, not to thick/not to thin, texture and carbonation.
Notes: This is another all-around solid beer with good balance and drinkability.
07-01-2010 12:33:06 | More by generallee
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
11-22-2013 04:43:21 | More by ValpoExpo
4.25/5 rDev +13%
11-21-2012 22:45:26 | More by nstroup
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
10-17-2012 12:51:34 | More by Twifiter
3.83/5 rDev +1.9%
11.2 oz. bottle poured into an English pint glass.
A – A one-finger head of loose, fluffy off-white foam quickly dissipates, leaving the surface covered in thin lace. A thin ring of foam circles the edge of the glass just above this. Held to a full-spectrum light, the beer is a brilliant deep red-orange amber color and clear.
S – Light toffee and butterscotch/caramel backed by subtle esters of ripe strawberry and pear. Lightly toasted malts suggest a biscuit, and move to the front as the glass warms, along with a hint of spice and soft floral hops. Nose is soft and requires coaxing.
T – Very true to the nose. Nicely toasted malts lead the way for rich, chewy caramels with just a hint of red cinnamon on the edges of the tongue. Very well-balanced and not at all sweet. Simply, but tasty.
M – A touch fizzy initially, the beer is smooth across the tongue. Body is somewhat thin, but the structure shows firmness and nice integration of ingredients. Almost no finish to speak of, it ends and is gone on the swallow.
O – A good example of a traditional Bavarian dunkel. Light, but flavorful malts that aren't at all sweet makes this a beer worth having several steins of across an evening, especially if matched with pork and sauerkraut. Tasty and enjoyable. While there's nothing about it that makes it distinctive, it's a solid, comfortable beer.
10-09-2012 00:56:54 | More by BuckeyeSlim
4.1/5 rDev +9%
Drank this at Village Pizza in Estes Park, CO. Served in a stange glass with a Hofbrau logo.
Was a deep brown, with a lightly tinted head that held well. Good carbonation could be seen.
There was a smell of lightly toasted malts and a slight background of citrus from the wheat.
This is a medium-bodied beer. Taste starts with lightly toasted malts, closing with a subtle hop finish and a final hint of citrus from the wheat.
08-06-2008 16:15:31 | More by nem2006
3.63/5 rDev -3.5%
The beer pours an amber color with a white head. The aroma is bready and biscuity malt with some toffee and earthy hops. The flavor is semi-sweet toffee with some earthy hops notes. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Not a bad beer, just not to exciting.
07-04-2010 23:20:26 | More by Mora2000
4.43/5 rDev +17.8%
A: deep copper with a creamy off-white head and decent lacing
S: There is a munich malt presence with notes of bread crust and a slight nuttiness
T: There is a malty sweetness mixed with the melanoidan flavors of toasted biscuit and bread crust. There is a faint chocolate nuttiness which adds to the complexity of this beer.
M: smooth and full bodied (very dextrinous). There is a residual sweetness but it is not cloying, it leaves you wanting another sip
D: This is fantastic. The malt profile here is complex and tastes outstanding. You could drink this beer all night. I highly recommend this one
08-23-2009 19:08:40 | More by LyonsHead
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
06-13-2014 16:16:43 | More by innominat
4.75/5 rDev +26.3%
09-12-2012 14:07:43 | More by wattoclone
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
08-03-2013 14:41:38 | More by rawknrall
3.1/5 rDev -17.6%
Nice head, off white in color. Dark red amber hue. Not much arome slightly malty? Coffee? Smelly. Initial malty taste. Clean finish. Slight yeasty and alcohol after taste. Light texture "watery?" wet. Little to no aftertaste, little flavor. Good for multiple brews --> not much to i, not complex. Lower middle of the road. Might get it again for a Oktoberfest style drinking session(not for just a 1 beer sitting).
03-10-2009 04:43:45 | More by Dantheman4162
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
05-03-2014 01:42:01 | More by Mantooth
Puerto Rico
3.33/5 rDev -11.4%
Pours a dark nutty brown color with a nice head that dissipates slowly. Smells very malty with some hints of spice. The malts definetly come throgh in the taste but nothing else really stands out, coats the mouth nicely. Overall a great drinkable dunkle.
08-10-2011 18:58:23 | More by PRpitmaster
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
10-12-2013 18:25:05 | More by Hairrrrrrrr
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
08-01-2013 02:35:25 | More by Cynic-ale
3.48/5 rDev -7.4%
This a very good Dunkel beer, heavy and full of amazing taste. Awesome out of a bottle and on tap. I poured this beer into a tall hansom German glass, that resembled a Weizen Glass. The beer was phenomenal! I really enjoyed thus beer. This beer is amazing to have at the bar, and is another great beer to add to any collection.
01-18-2010 03:11:23 | More by StevenBilodeau
Hofbräu Dunkel from Hofbräuhaus München
85 out of 100 based on 779 ratings.


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The 2008 presidential election may see the highest participation in
ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, has become a lightning rod for the right wing. ACORN's Web site notes that "the electorate does not reflect the citizenry of the
Barack Obama himself was questioned about ACORN's problematic registrations. He said: "Having run a voter registration drive, I know how problems arise. This is typically a situation where ACORN probably paid people to get registrations, and these folks, not wanting to actually register people, because that's actually hard work, just went into a phone book or made up names and submitted false registrations to get paid. So there's been fraud perpetrated on probably ACORN, if they paid these individuals and they actually didn't do registrations. But this isn't a situation where there's actually people who are going to try to vote, because these are phony names."
ACORN has seen some clearly fraudulent registrations submitted, with names like "Mickey Mouse" turned in. ACORN says it reviews all the registration forms. However, it does not serve as the ultimate arbiter of which registrations are fraudulent. In fact, ACORN cannot legally throw away any voter registration cards. It flags suspicious cards and submits them to the appropriate state election authority to make the judgment.
Republicans are increasingly alarmed at the shifting demographics of the
As right-wing commentator Patrick Buchanan lamented in 2004: "In 1960, when JFK defeated Nixon, America was a nation of 160 million, 90 percent white and 10 percent black, with a few million Hispanics and Asians sprinkled among us. We were one nation, one people. We worshipped the same God, spoke the same English language." Buchanan's xenophobia highlights a political reality: Immigration and mobilization of the urban poor are shifting the electorate to the Democrats, especially in key swing states like
The federal Help America Vote Act was passed in 2002 in response to the electoral crisis of 2000. But it requires new voters to present identification at the polling place, which critics allege is a modern-day Jim Crow law. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (the son of the assassinated 1968 presidential candidate) said recently: "I have an ID, and most Americans have an ID. But one out of every 10 Americans don't have a government-issued ID, because they don't travel abroad, so they don't have passports, and they don't drive a car, so they don't have driver's licenses. The number rises to one in five when you're dealing with the African-American community."
The online Michigan Messenger revealed that Michigan Republicans were planning to use a list of people with foreclosed homes to purge voter rolls. And a federal judge in
Citizen groups like Election Protection and Video the Vote are organizing to document and report problems at the polls on Nov. 4. It is more likely that they will see honest people denied the right to vote, purged from the voter rolls, than an attempt by Mickey Mouse to vote Obama.
Denis Moynihan contributed to this column. Amy Goodman is the host of "Democracy Now!," a daily international TV/radio news hour airing on 700 stations, including WYOU cable access TV and WORT radio here. You can read her podcast at captimes.com.


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January Wii U Sales In North America Reportedly "Well Under" 100,000
Posted on Friday, February 15 @ 06:16:54 Eastern by Alex_Osborn
Things aren't looking too up for the Big N and their brand-new tablet-centric gaming machine, as last month's sales in North America are extremely underwhelming.
According to Gamasutra, not only did the console fail to sell 100,000 units, apparently the numbers for January fall somewhere between 45,000 and 59,000 units. Now that is pretty poor. In fact, the outlet goes on to point out that if this truly is the case, the Wii U's sales last month in North America were actually lower than any month on record for both Sony and Microsoft's current-gen gaming boxes.
Let's hope that Nintendo really blows us away this year at E3 with some amazing new software, because right now, things aren't looking too hot.
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Morton High basketball star Sarah Livingston officially signed on with the University of Illinois today.
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On Saturday, May 14th, sailors from throughout South Florida will compete in the 2011 Hospice by the Sea Regatta, which will take place off the shores of Fort Lauderdale Beach beginning at 11:00 a.m. Sailors in various racing classes will compete to help raise funds to support Hospice by the Sea, Inc., a not-for-profit provider of hospice services in Palm Beach and Broward counties.
This highly anticipated annual sailing event is now in its 15th year and is just one stop on the National Hospice Regatta Alliance's racing circuit. The winner of this year's Regatta will qualify as Hospice by the Sea's representative at the 2012 National Hospice Regatta Championship, which will be held in St. Petersburg, Florida.
After a day of racing, sailors, families and supporters of Hospice by the Sea, Inc. are invited to gather for the Post-Race Awards Ceremony and Celebration at 6:30 p.m. in the historic Maxwell Room at the Downtowner in Fort Lauderdale.
For more information regarding the 2011 Hospice by the Sea Regatta, or to purchase tickets to the Post-Race Awards Ceremony and Celebration, please call Hospice by the Sea, Inc. at 561-922-7446, or visit hbts-px.rtrk.com.
The 2011 Hospice by the Sea Regatta is proudly hosted by Lauderdale Yacht Club, Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club and Gulfstream Sailing Club.