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Bree from Hot Wheels Entertainment hosts karaoke at The Drinkery every Tuesday. Whether you're a karaoke god or just a spectator, swing by the OTR bar between 9 p.m.-2 a.m. for tunes and booze. Find details here.
Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative (CPI) continues its New Voices Season of Staged Readings with Edge Walking. Written by Barbara Harkness and directed by Patrick Downey, Edge Walking follows two parents who are faced with a child claiming he is the reincarnation of their oldest son who died as a POW in Vietnam. The encounter brings up feelings of anger, loss and grief as each character must deal with the death. Tickets to the 7:30 p.m. performance are just $8 and can be purchased before the show at the Aronoff Center. For more information, call CPI's Kalman Kivkovich at 513-861-0004.
Want to enjoy after-work drinks while learning about an important local cause? GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network) Greater Cincinnati presents a happy hour at Know Theatre from 5:30-7:30 p.m. tonight. Learn about GLSEN's mission to make schools safe for all students regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity or expression. Enjoy a cash bar and complimentary hors d'oeuvres while the organization will gives a brief presentation at 6:45 p.m. Learn more about GLSEN and how to become on ally here.
As always, there will be dinner-by-the-bite from your favorite restaurants like Adriatico's, Izzy's and A Tavola; coffee and dessert from Coffee Emporium and BonBonerie; and the city's best cocktails including martinis, Bloody Marys and margaritas. As you're eating your way through the beautiful Memorial Hall, enjoy music from a DJ and a live performance from Exhale Dance Tribe performers.
Other events tonight include a Make and Bake glass jewelry class at Brazee Studios from 5-7 p.m., a Homegrown Tomatoes workshop at the Civic Garden Center from 6-8 p.m. and free concert at CCM featuring the U.S. Navy Band from Washington, D.C. at 8 p.m.
More and more restaurants and food trucks are offering late-night yums to meet the demands of the area college students, bar crowds and general night owls. Usually "fourth meal" conjures up the thought of tacos or pizza, but what about donuts? Busken has set up a pop-up donut shop at 1218 Vine St. (between A Tavola and Sloane Boutique), open 7 p.m.-midnight Thursdays and 7 p.m.-1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays through March 16. Here, guests can swing by after dinner or drinks for a free Lite-Hearted donut, Busken's new heart-shaped glazed treat. After tasting one of these bad boys, you'll be shocked to find they're only 140 calories a pop. You won't have to feel too bad about indulging in a mindnight snack, but you may be left wondering whose soul Busken had to sell to get these delicious donuts to clock in at 2.5 grams of fat.
Bockfest might not officially begin until next weekend, but events leading up to the big parade and festival are already in full effect. Friday is the annual Precipitation Retaliation Happy Hour at Milton's Tavern. Why the retaliation? In 2008, a huge snowstorm nearly shut down Bockfest, so the next year a paper snowman was set ablaze as a sacrifice to the precipitation gods. The burning snowman tradition stuck, and it continues tonight at 8 p.m. Grab a drink and watch the sucker burn!
In the market for some unique furniture, home décor or apparel? 20th Century Cincinnati is a must this weekend. The 19th annual show brings vintage and mid-century modern trends to a one-stop shop at Sharonville Convention Center. Sixty dealers bring furnishings, paintings, textiles and much more, filling 20,000 square feet. And fashionistas: There will be lots of vintage clothing, costume jewelry, accessories and more dating from the '20s to the '80s. The showroom is open 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; $7 admission is good for the full weekend. Find more info here.
The Northern suburbs of Cincinnati sometimes get left out of the city's biggest celebrations, so they made one their own! The Taste of Northern Cincinnati, also in the Sharonville CC, features food from some of the top eateries in the 'burbs. From noon-4 p.m. Sunday, attendees will enjoy grub from LaRosa's, Red Squirrel, Velvet Smoke BBQ, Blue Goose and more. These restaurants will also be competing for awards for best appetizer, salad, entrée, dessert and a people's choice prize. Admission is $18; $5 for kids.
The Academy Awards are Sunday and if your invitation also got lost in the mail (every damn year!), there's a local way to celebrate. People Working Cooperatively presents its annual Oscar party at the Hilton Netherland Plaza, complete with a red carpet, cocktails, dinner, and a live screening of the show. Ticket sales benefit PWC's Modifications for Mobility Program, which helps low-income, elderly and disabled homeowners make important alterations to their houses so they can remain safe and comfortable in their own homes. Buy tickets and find details here.
Check out our To Do list and full calendar for more events, art exhibits, theater shows and concerts.
Independent Spirit Award-nominated film In The Family opens at The Esquire tonight. Writer, director and star Patrick Wang will be in town for the premiere weekend, and will host a Q&A after this weekend's screenings. Check out the 8 p.m. screenings Friday and Saturday and the 1 p.m. show Sunday to meet and chat with the star. Read our review here.
San Francisco dance company Robert Moses' Kin performs in town this week with Contemporary Dance Theater's Guest Artist Series. Faith and Fable was inspired by choreographer/artistic director Robert Moses' children – fairy tales, in particular. Moses reexamined moral tales and translated them into a multi-genre dance piece for all ages. Performances are tonight at Saturday at the Aronoff Center. Go here to read our interview with Moses.
LEGOs are one of those iconic toys that kids still think are cool and adults still secretly want to play with. This weekend's LEGO's KidsFest may be marketed toward youngsters, but LEGO fans of any age can be entertained for hours at this construction block convention. At the fest, you'll find a LEGO model museum (clearly not built by kids), a master builder academy, activity area, challenge zone and much more. Saturday's sessions have sold out, but there's still tickets available for tonight (4-8:30 p.m.) and Sunday (9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 3-7:30 p.m.) All sessions feature the same fun exhibits and activities. Find ticket information and event details here.
The Newport Aquarium welcomes Mighty Mike, a 14-foot, 800-pound American Alligator this Saturday. Mike is the largest gator in the U.S. outside of Florida. The new Gator Alley exhibit will feature many species of alligators and crocodiles from around the globe. The aquarium is open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily. Find admission and other details here. Purchase your tickets in advance to save time at the door.
For more theater, visual arts and music events this weekend, check out our To Do, Music and Arts coverage.
Tonight marks O'Bryonville's first Third Thursday Benefit Wine Walk of the year. Support the neighborhood's independent businesses like Hemptations, Phyllis Weston Gallery, Ten Thousand Villages, The Bonbonerie, indigenous and many more as you hop from spot to spot, enjoying complimentary wine and bites at each participating venue. This month's walk benefits Pets in Need (a UCAN affiliate) and Cincinnati Pet Food Pantry. The event runs from 5-8 p.m. tonight.
Enjoy a romantic night in Paris...without needing a passport. Art Design Consultants presents en evening with their Design Star, Grace Jones of Dwellings on Madison. Jones will transform the ADC loft space (310 Culvert St., Downtown) into a French apartment. Stop by at 6 for cocktails and stick around for the 7 p.m. unveiling of Jones' designs. Holly Golightly attire is encouraged! RSVP here.
Comedian Jim Norton kicks off his three-night gig at Funny Bone on the Levee tonight. Specializing in dark comedy and self-deprecation, the comic has also acted in television and film and has written two humorous nonfiction books. Many will recognize Norton from the Opie & Anthony radio show, Louie, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and several small, odd film roles (two words: Furry Vengeance). Norton goes on tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets are $22.
Cincinnati Zoo's Tunes and Blooms series continues tonight with Shiny and the Spoon and The Tillers. The free concert features local favorite musicians performing in the beautiful setting of the zoo's gardens. The concert runs 6-8:30 p.m.; admission to the zoo is free after 5 p.m. (parking is $8). Tunes and Blooms continues every Thursday this month.
Jungle Jim's hosts a mystery mix cigar tasting tonight from 5-8 p.m. The tasting will be held at the Oscar Event Center's Monorail Terrace. Guests can enjoy three different cigars with $15 admission. There will be a cash bar, raffle and plenty of cigars and accessories for sale. Each Thursday, Jungle Jim's presents a different variety of cigars to try. No word yet on whether "mystery mix" is an early 4-20 reference.
Follow our music blog for nightly shows and check our To Do page for more art exhibits, theater productions and events.
The ArtsWave creates and supports art programs and opportunities in the city year-round, but three Saturdays each year, the organization kicks its mission into high gear with the Macy's Arts Sampler. The free event brings visual art, theater, dance, music, crafts and more to venues across Greater Cincinnati. This Saturday's sampler includes shows and backstage tours at Playhouse in the Park, Madcap Puppets at Cincinnati Art Museum and tons of other fun, creative opportunities for the whole family from Kings High School to Behringer-Crawford Museum in Covington, all day long. Find a full schedule of events here.
Cincy Blues Society celebrates 23 years this weekend with Winter Blues Fest. The fest takes place at The Phoenix, CityBeat's across-the-street neighbors, Friday and Saturday with more than 25 local acts. Sonny Moorman and the Stacy Mitchhart Band headline; tickets are $20 per night; $35 for the weekend.
Not able to make it to the Big Easy this Fat Tuesday? Celebrate Mardi Gras in MainStrasse Friday and Saturday. Get your fill of beads with parades each night, plus live music and Cajun grub in the entertainment tent open 8 p.m.-1 a.m. Stop by your favorite MainStrasse bar, restaurant or business to keep the party going. Tickets are $10 per night or $15 for the weekend; find more info here.
With Valentine's Day next week, lots of folks are buying up chocolates, flowers, special undies and other goodies for their significant others. You know who could really use some love? The hundreds of adoptable animals that have been abused, neglected or left behind by owners. This weekend, My Furry Valentine brings these lovable critters from dozens of rescues together in West Chester for Greater Cincinnati's largest animal adoption event. Skip pet stores and breeders and find a pet that needs a home 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday at flexi USA, Inc. (8494 Firebird Dr., West Chester). If you can't make it out to the 'burbs, check out one of more than 20 participating locations. Each adopted cat, dog, rabbit or other pet will go home with a gift bag of treats, toys, coupons and more supplies.
The Mayerson JCC's Jewish and Israeli Film Festival kicks off Saturday with a screening of Hava Nagila, a comedic documentary that tells the story of this Jewish celebration staple song. This opening night celebration takes place 8-10 p.m. Saturday at the Cincinnati Museum Center and includes dessert, a photo booth and private admission to the museum's Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit. The fest continues through Feb. 28 with films shown at the Museum Center, Esquire Theatre, Kenwood Theatre, Mariemont Theatre and the Mayerson JCC. Go here for ticket information and a full schedule.
Whether the word "craft" conjures up thoughts of glitter and glue or bottles and brew, Mt. Caramel Brewing Company's Art. Craft. Beer. show has something for everyone. The brewery's gallery will be full of works from area artists with plenty of fresh craft beer to go around, Saturday and Sunday. The event is just one of many happenings coinciding with Cincinnati Beer Week (which continues through Thursday). Get a full schedule and find participating bars and venues here.
German weekend is
upon us. Cincinnati hosts the largest Oktoberfest
in North America, bringing 500,000 people downtown to enjoy beer and bratwurst,
music and dancing. Oktoberfest takes over Fifth Street between Broadway and
Vine from noon-midnight Friday, 11 a.m.-midnight Saturday and 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
Sunday. Between filling up on Dunkel and sauerkraut, stop by the CityBeat booth
to pickup the official Oktoberfest guide, register for prizes and buy tickets
to next week's MidPoint Music Festival. We'll be accepting credit cards only because
staff members can't be trusted with cash it's 2012, so come see your
favorite staffers and get a wristband while they last!
If the food, booze, polka dancers and giant crowds don't interest you, The Wahl Mobile Barbershop will be on hand Saturday and Sunday offering free shaves and facial hair trims to area gents. They'll also be scouting for the Wahl Man of Cincinnati, so if you think you've got the best beard or mustache in town, show off your scruff! The winner will receive $500 and go on to compete for a national title. Whisker Wars much?
What contemporary pop art lover hasn't dreamed of going back in time and hanging out at Andy Warhol's Factory? Imagine: artists and socialites gathering to see and be seen, creative producing interesting works, music and drinks abound. Warhol may have come and gone, but on Friday night we can get a taste of what it was like as the Contemporary Arts Center hosts Machine: Andy Warhol and Photography. Coinciding with the Warhol exhibit is Green Acres: Artists Farming Fields, Greenhouses and Abandoned Lots, which looks at farming as activism and an art form. Friday's dual opening reception is will be a feast for the senses with a DJ set by VHS or Beta and a photo booth projecting Factory-style screen tests across the museum. The party beings at 8 p.m. and is $10, free for members
Buff your bowling ball and mix up a White Russian, because Esquire Theatre hosts The Big Lebowski Quote-a-thon Saturday. Don your bed Dude ensemble for a costume contests, test your Lebowski trivia knowledge and participate throughout the screening by quoting your favorite lines. The movie begins at 10:30 p.m.
Nerds unite! The Cincinnati Comic Expo runs through Sunday at Duke Energy Convention Center, kicking off with a Geek Prom Friday. The expo will also feature arcades, panels, cosplay and even something called sci-fi speed dating! Of course, many attend to meet stars involved in comics, television and movies – guests include Star Wars' fight and light saber choreographer Nick Gillard, Green Power Ranger Jason David Frank and Chandler Riggs, better known as Carl "Get out of here!" Grimes from The Walking Dead. Go here for ticket pricing, a full event lineup and more information
Back-to-school ads and fall fashion spreads can often lead to budget woes. A change in seasons inspires finding fresh duds, but if you've got a full closet and empty bank account, you're kinda stuck with what you've got. Enter Swappy Seconds, Casablanca Vintage and Chicken Lays an Egg's clothing swap. Here's how it works: Pick at least five items from your wardrobe that are clean and in great condition, drop 'em off at Mayday in Northside starting at 2 p.m Sunday. The ladies of Chicken and Casablanca will sort and arrange all these clothes, shoes and accessories, then open the doors at 3:30 pm. For $3 you can return and pick through the goods while enjoying Mayday drinks and dogs. And guys: this isn't just for the ladies! The more who participate, the more treasures for the pickin'. You'll clean out your closet and supplement your wardrobe for (300) pennies!
Check out our To Do picks and full calendar for more arts, theater and events to check out this weekend.
Ricky, Julian and Bubbles, better known as the Trailer Park Boys, come to Madison Theater tonight. The Canadian mockumentary-style comedy series makes a fun transition to stage with the "Community Service Variety Show." If last year's live show was any indication, expect more skits, audience participation and white trash goodness than you can throw a rum and Coke at (and you know Julian will have plenty of those). The show is sold out, so try your luck with the fine scalpers of Covington!
This American Life went live last
Thursday, broadcasting the show in theaters across the U.S. and Australia. The show featured its standard true storytelling format, but with ample
visual components. In addition to anecdotes from David Sedaris, Tig Notaro and
others, there were also dance performances, an NPR-inspired short film from Mike
Birbiglia and an interactive performance by OK GO. If this sounds amazing (which it was) and you missed out, you're in luck! The broadcast will screen again tonight in several area theaters.
Pro Tip: Download this free app
before you go — the TAL crew pulled some strings to allow audiences to use
their phones at one point in the performance. Go here to find nearby theaters. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. and tickets are $20 (more than a 3D movie, but way less crappy).
Northside Tavern hosts a fundraiser for End Slavery Cincinnati tonight from 5-10 p.m. Learn about human trafficking in the country and right here in Cincinnati, and what you can do to help raise awareness and bring it to an end. from 5-10 p.m. Enjoy live music from The Flavor Junkies and Wild Mountain Berries, door prizes and treats, for a great cause. Admission is $5 at the door.
Know Theater welcomes two local comedy groups onstage tonight. Underbelly Comedy and Off the Rocks Improv team up for a "Little Big Night" of laughs. There will be stand-up, improv, sketch comedy and more from some of the city's truly talented performers. Five bucks gets you a seat and a beer! What more could you possibly want? Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show begins at 8 p.m.
Check our our To Do page for more productions, exhibits and events every day and follow our music blog for nightly live shows.
If your New Year's resolution is to go out more and explore the city in 2013, get started this weekend by checking out some of these events.
Thunder-Sky Inc. hosts an opening reception for New Magic and Costume Shoppe Friday 6-10 p.m. The Northside gallery, which highlights "outsider art" and supports creatives with disabilities, will display paintings by Yohana Junker, masks by David Earl Johnson and some beloved clown costumes by Raymond Thunder-Sky himself.
Tri-State brides-to-be (and psycho girlfriends eager to jump the gun) will flock to Duke Energy convention center this weekend for Wendy's Bridal Show. More than 150 event planners, gown retailers, caterers and other wedding experts will be on hand to help create your big day from the invitations to the perfect reception music. Each day features fashion shows with dresses from Wendy's Cincinnati Bride. The expo runs 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Get $2 off admission here.
Argentinean pianist Ingrid Fliter joins the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for some high-energy performances Friday and Saturday. Fliter will perform Ravel's G Major Piano Concerto. Additionally, the CSO will present Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances. Go here for tickets and more information.
Ohio native and fashion photographer Rob Deaton has teamed up with Laura Kirkpatrick (America's Next Top Model runner-up, ANTM All-Stars contestant and Kentucky native) to present Fashion Angels, a charity event benefiting the Freestore Foodbank, American Cancer Society and Dyslexia foundation Beautiful Minds. Taking place at Loveland's Receptions Banquet Center, Fashion Angels runs Friday-Sunday featuring runway shows by more than a dozen designers. VIP ticket holders will enjoy cocktail parties and a meet-and-greet with Deaton and Kirkpatrick.
If bar hopping is on your schedule this weekend, be sure to read this week's Drink column for tips on how to step up your cocktail game this year.
For more art openings, theater shows, concerts and other events, check out our full calendar.


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[In 1926] a group of bankers, among them . . . one with a world famous name were sitting at a table in a Washington hotel. One of them had raised the question whether the low discount rates of the system were not likely to encourage speculation. "Yes" replied the conspicuous figure referred to, "they will, but that can not be helped. It is the price we must pay for helping Europe."
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If you're an Eagle Scout, we hope you can join us on Thursday, March 21st, at 6:30 PM at Club Cola in Granite Falls.


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Here's a recent piece based (yet again) on Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series.
Wow. This is stunning!
Simply incredible. Love the idea of the stained glass and reality merging.
Excellent picture, very Red! I like the representation of of the Red sister holding the man (Rand?) in chains, and the different poses of him. XD
Misandry aside, I think the Greens are just as bad as the Red. Never liked either of those Ajahs, the sisters in them all seem like crazy, aggressive people. >.<
Misandry aside, I think the Greens are just as bad as the Red. Never liked either of those Ajahs, the sisters in them all seem like crazy, aggressive people. >.<
Hah! Yeah, the Greens do sometimes come off aggressive. However, they're depicted as typically treating their Warders very well. I share their sentiments. I'd love to have that many men around!
Awesome capture of the more extreme Red Ajah ladies
Now this is really awesome.
I kind of argued that I didn't like WoT in a feminist kind of way but this picture has me thinking... it's more than feministic, it's matriarchal.
I kind of argued that I didn't like WoT in a feminist kind of way but this picture has me thinking... it's more than feministic, it's matriarchal.
Woohoo! Glad you like it and that it inspired some thoughts about matriarchal themes...
Haha, yeah, while re-reading WoT I find that some women really are dominant and awesome. The Aes Sedai were a source of inspiration for me when I was younger. How could I forget?
Wow! Agree with other posters that this really captures the mood of the Red Ajah in general (although thankfully not all of them are that way). The color work is exceptional.
Sweet! Thanks for letting me know!
WOW. That is one hell of a work of art. The composition is extraordinary. The way the two dimensional window connects with the three dimensional figure is completely inspired, as is the intense color scheme. Just beautifully composed and executed.
Awesome! This is a really cool piece of art. I like the color scheme and the lines. Also, I loved the Wheel of Time series!
I love this one! The men's pain, the chains, her expression.... fantastic! I especially love the background!
Ugh, gotta hate the Red Ajah... @___@
Ugh, gotta hate the Red Ajah... @___@
This is neat It reminds me of the dream Elaida had of Rand, under her power. You really show the mood or the red Ajah for sure. The colors work wonderfully.
Красотка! Красная Айя ловит мужчин на живца?
Excuse my ignorance, is that Russian? I'm monolingual and only speak English.
nice imagery and symbolism. it makes u hate the red ajah even more. good job!
Wow. That's a perfect depiction! O_O The Red Ajah's fear is truly damaging to men and you convey it so well. Thanks for posting!
This looks great
this... is pretty much the personification of Red Ajah. though there are some decent enough women in that ajah, I would say, for the majority of them, you've hit spot on. I commend you. >bows<
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You can go like that for awhile..I've been at a 3 for like weeks now. I'm currently 38 weeks now..labor can happen whenever ...if ur baby isready to come they willcome..I had my dd @ 36 weeks and she was healthy 7lbs7oz...I wouldn't stress to much on it!!
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I was 2 cm at 33 weeks, 3 cm at 34 weeks and 3.5 cm at my 35 week appt. Waiting to see where I'll be at on Monday (36 weeks).
With my DS I was almost 5 cm for a month, and delivered at 39 weeks.
Just push those fluids and if you are not on bed rest, rest as much as you possibly can.
With my DS I was almost 5 cm for a month, and delivered at 39 weeks.
Just push those fluids and if you are not on bed rest, rest as much as you possibly can.
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I was dilated to a 1 and 80% effaced at 32 weeks and also had a positive FFN. I had to go to the hospital for steroid shots just in case he decides to come early. I was placed on bed rest for the remainder of my pregnancy. I went yesterday to my 34 week check up with little change. She said she would call me 1 with a wiggle! Lol This is #4 for me and the first time I have ever had preterm issues. It's hard to determine when you may go into labor even though you are dilated. With my last at my 39 week check up I was a 5 and 80% and not in labor. I'll be praying your lil one stays in longer.
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One lady on the Jan board said she has been 4cm & 100% for 12 weeks...so don't panic it does not mean your having the baby now. I myself was 1cm & 50% for 4 weeks and for the last week I have been holding at 3cm & 75%...I lost my plug, but who knows when this little gal will pop out.
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thank you all.. i was just a little worried.. since my dr told me he would be here before my due date (2.26.13) and dr says he healthy and ready to come.. since 28 weeks hes measured 2 weeks ahead and has schedule 2 appointments per week. but has not put me on bed rest or any medication.
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NEW YORK — Dillon Gee insisted there's no pressure following ace Matt Harvey in the rotation. Still, the crafty right-hander is doing a pretty good job of keeping up with the Mets' All-Star starter.
Gee pitched impressively into the eighth inning a day after Harvey tossed his first career shutout, helping New York beat Colorado 2-1 Thursday and sending the Rockies home after a dreadful road trip.
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Sleeps two owners and guests in one Stateroom plus L-shaped dinette sleeps two for a total of four berths. One Head with shower. Below Deck is a Galley with refrigerator, freezer, microwave oven, stove top and sink. Comfortable wrap around seating at Helm and two Stidd Admiral Helm chairs.
Master Stateroom, Forward
- Carpeting
- Recessed lighting
- Under bed drawer
- Under bed storage
- Teak & holly flooring
- Central vacuum system
- Cedar-lined hanging locker
- Queen berth w/ 6" mattress
- Access to anchor rope locker
- Overhead hatch w/ screen and shade
- Air conditioning / heater with controls
- Cherry cabinets
- Aquamet carpeting
- Cable TV hookups
- Rod storage locker
- Corian counter tops
- Teak & holly flooring
- Entertainment center
- Whisper wall treatment
- Dinette w/ L-shaped seating
- Air conditioning / heater with controls
- Stereo system w/ CD player, speakers
- Ultra-leather sofa ("Mediterranean" fabric)
- Premium Entertainment Package (LCD 22" flat-screen TV with CD / DVD 5-disc changer, digital receiver, AM / FM stereo system with acoustic speakers)
- Mirror
- Lighting
- Exhaust fan
- Stall shower
- Medicine cabinet
- Vanity w/ sink and storage
- Vacu-flush, overboard, holding tank, electric head
- Sink
- Cherry cabinets
- Corian counter tops
- Two-burner stove top
- Teak & holly sole flooring
- Microwave / Convection oven
- Sub-Zero under counter freezer
- Sub-Zero under counter refrigerator
Helm / Electronics and Navigation
- Garmin radar
- Depth sounder
- (2) Compasses
- FLIR night vision
- Garmin chart plotter
- Under water camera
- (2) Icom VHF radios
- ACR RL100 Spot light
- Simrad AP2621 auto pilot
- Furuno RD-30 speed / temp
- Cockpit & Engine Room camera
- Simrad AP275 remote pilot in Tower
- Custom flush-mount 1kW - 50/200 hZ transducer
- Stereo system with AM / FM radio, CD player at Helm Deck
- 9" Garmin GPS / Chart plotter / Radar / Sounder at Tuna Tower
- (2) 15" Garmin GPS / Chart plotter / Radar / Sounder displays at Helm
- Windlass
- Helm cover
- Transom door
- Anchor w/ lines
- Navigation lights
- EZ2CY Curtains
- Coaming padding
- Windshield wipers
- Bow pulpit w/ rails
- Glendinning cable master
- Side & aft spreader lights
- Stidd Admiral Helm chairs
- Aquamet carpeting in Helm
- Wrap around Helm Deck seating
- Blue Tower lights (built into hardtop)
- Coast Guard approved safety package
- Fresh water, salt water, pressure Deck wash down system
Engine and Mechanical Equipment
- Trim tabs
- Fuel filters
- Bilge blowers
- Trolling valves
- Fuel prime pumps
- Fire control system
- Fresh water cooling
- Halon fire extinguisher
- Automatic bilge pumps
- Block heaters for engines
- Hydraulic assist power steering
- Tower, Console engine controls
- Oil change system - Engines & Genset
- Oil filters mounted inboard on both engines
- 16,000 btu Reverse cycle air conditioner / heat
- Twin 700 hp. Diesel I/B 2007 Caterpillar C-12's w/ 496 hrs.
Electrical System / Equipment
- (3) Batteries
- Onan generator
- Dockside cables
- 12v DC electrical system
- 110v AC electrical system
- Automatic battery charger
- Color coded wiring system
- 50amp dockside service w/ shore power cord
- GFI receptacles in Galley, Head, Engine Room
- AC / DC electrical distribution panel w/ voltage & load meters
Cockpit / Fishing Equipment
- Bait freezer
- Rod holders
- Rocket launcher
- 82sq. ft. Cockpit
- 36gallon Live well
- (6) Under water lights
- 56gallon Transom fish box
- (2) X-9 12v Electric teaser reels
- Custom Pipe Towers Tuna Tower
- 57gallon Cockpit in-Deck fish box
- Deluxe electric rod & equipment Helm seat rod storage
- Rupp 32' double box spreader outriggers w/ Bridge release
Owner's personal gear and items.
Salesman's Comments
The "Reel Teasers" is a great example of a serious Sport Fish Express offering luxury and fishability! This is a one owner boat with low hours on the CAT C-12's. She has been meticulously maintained and it shows! With recently upgraded Garmin electronics and FLIR night vision, she is rigged and ready for her new owner to catch the big ones! This is a "must see" if you are in the market for a 40 Class Sport Fish!
Additional Features / Equipment
- New batteries 10/2015
- EZ2CY curtains redone 2013
- Mechanical fuel pumps cleaned & serviced 10/2015
- All coolers were removed, cleaned & reinstalled Spring 2015
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Matthew Mitcham, an Austrailian diver, received a gold medal in what many were calling a come-from-behind victory at the games in Bejing. Due to anxiety and depression, he almost did not compete in the games, and only when convinced by his coach he began to train. On top of that, he came out as gay only 6 months prior to the games, and upset China's dominance in the sport.
NBC didn't find any of this Olympic heroism to be newsworthy enough, and neglected any coverage of the ceremony or his personal story of strife.
AfterElton.com wasn't too happy:
While the issue has been addressed and debated by various blogs and writers, until we contacted NBC they were unaware of the controversy. "I'm not aware of any controversy," said Hughes. "Yours is the first call."
When asked why at no point during the coverage did NBC mention Mitcham was gay or that his partner was in the stands, Hughes said, "In virtually every case, we don't discuss an athlete's sexual orientation."
When it was pointed out that in fact the network does exactly that by telling viewers about Olympic athletes' various spouses, boyfriends, girlfriends, and even in one case a heterosexual "love triangle" Hughes responded, "Not in every case. Not every athlete has a personal discussion. I could show you 500 athletes we didn't show. We don't show everyone. We don't show every ceremony."
NBC Olympic's president, Gary Zenkel, responded to AfterElton with this:
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The operator of the leaking Fukushima nuclear plant said Tuesday that it dumped more than 1,000 tons of polluted water into the sea after a typhoon raked the facility.
Typhoon Man-yi smashed into Japan on Monday, bringing with it heavy rain that caused flooding in some parts of the country, including the ancient city of Kyoto.
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TEPCO needs to come right out and say "we're going to continue to dump water into the ocean because that's all we can do" as opposed to the claim that they aren't doing it on purpose.... it's just ground water leaking into the ocean and they can't stop it. why don't they just say,,,,, "hey, it's all really no big deal. this won't hurt the ocean or the fish. this won't hurt the drinking water or the soil. relax folks".


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There's an intelligence there, like a hidden secret that matter is 'mother' of everything.
And to add to the fun connection, it depends on how matter is arranged - the pattern of matter, through which diverse forms evolve. Pattern is from the latin for father, so there's a syncronicity happening that symbolically reflects many many myths and also appears to be in harmony with laws of nature, of physics.
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This is a deliciously modern take on Malbec from the Swartland region in South Africa, bringing out the blackberry and black cherry fruit flavours beautifully.
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Last season, only three goalies finished the season ranked in the top 10 in goals-against average, save percentage and wins.
Martin Brodeur, Jean-Sebastien Giguere and Niklas Backstrom.
Surprised? You shouldn't be. In less than three seasons in the NHL, Backstrom has become a fan favorite in Minnesota, and one of the league's best-kept secrets.
Niklas Backstrom -- Quick Facts
" He won the William M. Jennings Trophy in 2007 (along with Manny Fernandez).
" He led the NHL in goals-against average (1.97) and save percentage (.929) in 2007.
" He won championships in the Finnish Elite League in 2004 and 2005.
" He went undrafted, but was signed by Minnesota as a free agent on June 1, 2006.
In this week's Facing Off, we find out what the real difference is between Swedish and Finnish hockey players, whom Backstrom chooses between Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin, and why Tomas Holmstrom won't be getting a Christmas card from the Wild's go-to goalie.
Question from Amber: You have been one of the NHL's best goalies for the past two and a half seasons. How do you explain not being drafted?
Answer from Backstrom: [Laughs] I don't know. I guess when I was younger, I didn't play so well. Also, at that time, it was pretty tough for European goalies to get over here. I think it has changed these days. Teams know that you can find good goalies from Europe, too.
Q: You were the No. 3 goalie for Finland's silver-medal team at the 2006 Olympics. What was that like for you, almost winning gold, but not getting the chance to play?
A: I was playing back in Finland that season, so I was surprised I got picked to the team at all. It was one of the best experiences of my life. The whole team was amazing. We had a great chemistry and you could see why we did so well. The first week, I was walking around the Olympic Village with my mouth open; it was amazing. It was hard to believe I was in the Olympics. I think that's the biggest dream for every athlete and I was there. It was a great couple of weeks.
Q: Do you think you deserve to be Finland's starting goalie in 2010?
A: [Laughs] I don't know, it's still far away. So much can happen between now and then. Finland has so many good goalies, so I will have to play really well just to make the team again. The coaches will have a tough time picking the team.
Q: Is there a friendly rivalry between you and fellow countrymen Miikka Kiprusoff and Vesa Toskala, knowing you are the three players battling for the No. 1 job?
A: I think it's more like everyone is proud of each other. We follow what each other does. I have seen a lot of Miikka's games, because he has been so good for so long. But when we play each other, we really want to win; no one wants to lose to a friend.
Q: So that's a friendly rivalry, but how would you describe the rivalry between Sweden and Finland?
A: [Laughs] Those are the biggest games. The fans back home can't wait until we play. I don't know why, but Sweden has beaten us so many times in a final in international games. They have won their championships, so I think it is our time now.
Q: What is the biggest difference between Swedish and Finnish hockey players?
A: [Pause] That's hard. I think the Swedish players are very skilled and good with the puck. I think that comes from their ball culture, all the soccer they play as kids. Finnish players, we have skill too, but it's all about work ethic. We know we aren't always the most skilled players, but we try to be the guys with the biggest heart.
Q: What are the hockey fans in Minnesota like?
A: They're great. It's probably one of the best places in the States to play hockey. They support us and they are some of the most knowledgeable fans, so you have to play well to get their support, and that's how it should be. It's a good feeling to know when you're at home, you always play in front of a sold-out crowd, and I think that's a unique atmosphere. It's a great hockey community.
Q: Who do you think is the league's best goalie?
A: Wow, so many good ones Brodeur, [Henrik] Lundqvist, [Roberto] Luongo.
Q: Pick one.
A. Probably Brodeur. You just look at what he has done. Every big game he plays, he steps up and makes the big saves. He wins games. That's what you want from a goalie.
Q: Which player gives you fits in a shootout?
A: We practice it a lot, and Mikko Koivu is really good. I don't like trying to stop him in practice, and when he scores, he is pretty cocky, too. In a game, Pavel Datsyuk; he is hard to read, what he is going to do.
Q: If you choose either Sidney Crosby or Alex Ovechkin for your team, who do you pick?
A: [Laughs] C'mon, you're killing me. Those are two of the best players. I guess I go now with Ovechkin, just because Crosby is hurt. That makes it a little bit easier.
[Editor's note: This interview was conducted after Crosby left a game last week with an undisclosed injury; he returned to action in Pittsburgh's following game.]
Q: Who has the hardest shot in the league?
A: [Vincent] Lecavalier -- he has a really hard shot. So does Sheldon Souray and [Zdeno] Chara. Those guys have the hardest shots.
Q: Where's the worst spot to be hit, and what does that feel like when the puck catches you?
A: You're happy you stopped it, but it hurts. The worst place is the shoulder, between the pads; your hands feel numb for a while after that. It's hard to explain the feeling, but you get used to it, and get ready for the next shot.
Q: People think hockey goalies are some of the craziest athletes in the world. How do you explain standing there while brutally strong guys fire galvanized rubber at you?
A: I guess there are easy jobs out there. You definitely need to have a different attitude to do what we do. I don't think we're crazy. I think the players out there blocking shots with their equipment are a little crazier. If you have never played goalie, it would seem crazy, but once you try it, the puck looks different coming out you; it doesn't look that bad.
Q: If you were the GM of the Wild, how would you deal with the pending Marian Gaborik contract talks?
A: [Laughs] I haven't thought about it. It can't be easy for either one to resolve the situation, but it's out of my hands. So it's probably pretty good I'm not the GM and [don't] have to worry about it.
Q: How often do you get confused with the other Nicklas Backstrom, who plays for the Capitals?
A: Not too often. Back home this summer, I did receive some of his mail. Once in a while, I get fans sending me his cards to autograph. And sometimes, in the paper, I am listed as Swedish, which he is, so I don't know if I should take that as an insult [laughs].
Q: Who is the biggest pest in the league, a guy who is always getting in your crease and causing trouble?
A: Most of the players respect the goalies; they are pretty good at knowing where to draw the line. But Holmstrom in Detroit is really good at that. There's a fine line; he's pretty close to being in the crease all the time, but it's so close, it's hard to tell if he's in the crease or not. He's very good at what he does. He's a tough player for a goalie to deal with.
Q: Who's the greatest Finnish-born player ever, Teemu Selanne or Jari Kurri?
A: [Pause] That's like the Crosby and Ovechkin question. Two great players, so it's hard to choose. But I may go with Kurri, because he was back in the 1980s, when it was still tough for Europeans to come here and succeed. He was the first Finnish player to come here and play at such a high level, and he opened the door for the rest of the Finnish players, so I will go with Kurri. And he won four Cups with the Oilers, so he's the guy.
Q: The Wild are off to a great start. Realistically, what is the team's goal this season?
A: We want to get better every night. We have a lot of new guys in the locker room, so there are a lot of things still to learn. And we have a lot of young players, too. Every time you go into the season, you want to get to the playoffs -- that's the first goal. After that, you want to get to the Cup. You have to have those dreams. It's a tough road. It will take a lot of luck, heart and hard work to get there, but that's always the dream, to get there one day.
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New York Dinner Cruise with Buffet
- See the sights illuminated at night
- Buffet dinner included
- Travel by boat and see the sights from the water
Everything is freshly prepared in our shipboard galley and served in the true manner of an ocean-going cruise buffet. Savor your culinary selections over perfectly-paced dinner music and a never ending view of Manhattan's breathtaking skyline through the panoramic windows.
While you relax on the vibrant decks, enjoy your meal and take in the endless stream of city sights. Later, head topside and relax on the outdoor patio deck for views of Manhattan's magnificent skyline.
Hit the dance floor as our hottest DJs spin your favorite tunes and let you rock 'til we dock!
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Spirit Dinner Cruise
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3-hour Spirit Dinner Cruise including buffet dinner and live entertainment
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3-hour Spirit Dinner Cruise including a window table, buffet dinner, and live entertainment
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First Class upgrade. Includes a private first class table with window seating, amuse bouche (palate teaser) and a premium open bar
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New York Dinner Cruise with Buffet
- 3-hour cruise
- Buffet dinner
- DJ entertainment
- Service charges
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- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- There is no smoking inside the boat
- Infants aged 2 years and under are free of charge (meal not included)
- Romance on the River package is priced for per person for a party of two
For men, appropriate attire includes slacks and a polo or button down shirt. For women, nice slacks, Capri pants or a sundress is recommended.
- Organic Mixed Field Greens - Grape Tomatoes | Cucumbers | Carrots | Corn | Feta Cheese | Black Olives | Kidney Beans | Sunflower Seeds | Herb Croutons | House-Made Ranch and Balsamic Vinaigrette | Low Fat Italian
- Organic Spinach and Kale Salad - Parmesan Cheese | Peppers | Red Onions | Roast Garlic Lemon Dressing
- Mediterranean Couscous and Chickpea Salad - Green Onions | Cumin-Paprika Vinaigrette
- Roast Salmon and Tilapia - Garlic Parsley Crust | Tomatoes | Shallots | Capers
- Herb Roasted Chicken - Olive Oil | Rosemary | Sage | Parsley
- Twice Cooked Beef Short Ribs - Asian Chili Sauce | Soy Glaze | Ginger | Scallions | White Sesame Seeds
- Baked Ziti - Cream Spinach Sauce | Parmesan Cheese
- Roast Broccoli - Olive Oil | Garlic | Chili Flakes
- Mashed Potatoes
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Reviewed by: yllwrse, December 2015
only complaint here was the food, not to our liking. But we did not go there to eat we went for the ride and Lady Liberty! We got all of that and more. The crew were very generous and attentive.
The oter thing was no one there to take us back to the hotel, no one around to help us find a ride, I thought the area would have cabs lined up as they did every where else we toured. Had to walk several blocks in the dark area we did not know, she is 80 I'm 69.
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Thoroughly enjoyed our dinner cruise evening. Food was lovely. Staff very helpful and pleasent.


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Jamar Chaney's tremendous tweet
Daily News staffTwitter can be a dangerous thing. See LeSean McCoy vs. Osi Umenyiora, Justin Tuck and seemingly all the New York Giants. However, you have to give Eagles middle linebacker Jamar Chaney credit for this one. Definitely worth a good laugh, and pretty clever too. Chaney tweeted this afternoon: Im engaged... Read more
Eagles reportedly to pursue Ike Taylor
Daily News staffMuch of the speculation surrounding the Eagles and their need to acquire a cornerback has centered on Nnamdi Asomugha, considered the best defensive player on the free agent market. Adam Caplan, of FoxSports.com, writes that the Eagles are instead expected to pursue a less expensive option in Pittsburgh... Read more
Michael Vick as a baseball player?
Daily News staffIf there was any doubt as to how highly Michael Vick's athletic ability is regarded, take a look at this week's Players Poll in Sports Illustrated. The question, asked of 269 major league baseball players, is which athlete in another sport would make the best baseball player. The top answer, with... Read more
Eagles win over Giants gets ESPY nom
Daily News staffThe nominations for the ESPY awards came out this morning, with Philadelphia represented in several categories. The Eagles' fantastic come-from-behind victory over the Giants, capped by DeSean Jackson's punt return, is among the nominees for Best Game. Auburn over Alabama in the Iron Bowl, Butler... Read more
Countdown: 75 days until Eagles opener
Daily News staffA quick scan of the calendar shows that the Eagles' season opener is 75 days from today, on Sept. 11 at St. Louis. Of course, every day that goes by potentially puts the start of training camp in jeopardy. As the NFL lockout continues into its fourth month, the traveling road show of negotiations... Read more
Vick at No. 20 in NFL countdown
Daily News staffWe have written a few times here on Eagletarian about the NFL Network's countdown of the top 100 best players of 2010, as voted by the players themselves. Tonight's edition featured the countdown from No. 20, and it began with Eagles quarterback Michael Vick. So, the question on the table is whether... Read more
McNabb in town working out with former teammates
Chuck BausmanLook who is back in town, working out with his former teammates and maybe even tossing one or two at their feet. It's Donovan McNabb. If you're too young to remember, McNabb was an Eagles quarterback of some note. He led the team to its second Super Bowl after the 2004 season. He was... Read more
Ranking Trent Cole, again
Daily News staffAs we inch closer to the possibility of actual football news, the run of lists and rankings continues this offseason. The New York Times' Andy Benoit, citing film study from last season and not stats, ranks the Eagles' Trent Cole as the seventh-best defensive end in the NFL. Cole also was seventh... Read more
Police: Akeem Jordan arrested in Virginia
Daily News staffEagles linebacker Akeem Jordan was arrested in connection with an incident in Harrisonburg, Va., early Sunday and charged with misdemeanor assault and battery, according to the Harrisonburg Police Department. Jordan, 25, is a Harrisonburg native and played at James Madison University. The incident... Read more
Burress sports Phillies hat, again
Daily News staffPlaxico Burress has gone Phillies again. On his Twitter feed over the weekend, Buress posted a picture of him and his son, and Burress is wearing a current style Phillies hat. You might recall when he left prison in Upstate New York, he was wearing an old-school Phillies hat in a move many thought... Read more
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