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22 Meetup Groups match "graphic novels" near Nanuet, NY
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At least once a month, we vote on a graphic novel or trade paperback to read. Then we get together to discuss. It's just like a book club, but with comics! From time to time, we'll also have other comic-related events to attend - movies, conventions, and anything else you can think of that might appeal to fans of sequential art. If you're on Facebook, you can join in the group discussion here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/NYCComicsAndGraphicNovels/
Remember the days of photocopy zines? Thinking about starting your own webcomic? Want to start an autobiographical journal comic? Or work on your magnum opus of a graphic novel? The Indie Comics Collective (of NYC) is a group that will aim to provide a space for work collaboration, constructive criticism, inspiration, and of course, socialization. There are several meetup groups in the city that focus on getting together and talking about comics, but relatively few that focus on making comics an …
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This is a group for comic-lovers of all ages who are looking to meet, read, discuss, and share the love of comics(past and present) with like-minded individuals. Since this group is just starting up the structure has the potential to grow into something pretty awesome! The idea right now is at least once a month, we vote on a graphic novel or trade paperback to read. Then we get together to discuss. It's just like a book club, but with comics! From time to time, we'll also have other comic-relat …
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It's the end of another grueling day at work. You've finally gotten out and in your hand, you grip your tell-tale bag holding the latest adventures of Peter Parker side by side with the Last Son of Krypton as he soars the skies above Metropolis while The Dark Knight Detective searching the streets of Gotham, all striving to rid the world of crime and injustice. So what do you do know? Go home? No, you don't want to go home just yet. You're thirsty and in need of good friends to talk to. Come and …
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The purpose of this group is to provide a forum for those gay guys (aged 30 or older) who are hardcore and even mild fans of geeky interests. As somewhat of a fan of many things geeky, I want this group to provide me (and those like me) with opportunities to learn more about any and all things related to"Geek Culture" (including but not limited to comics(Marvel, DC, Independents, graphic novels, sci-fi/fantasy books and movies, animation, puzzles, jigsaw puzzles, scale model (cars, trains, and …
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Comic Book Fans United is exactly what the name implies. We are a group of people that love to read comic books / graphic novels and want to get together to discuss them with fellow fans. Do you like comic books? If so, you belong here.
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This is a group for aspiring comic creators to have an opportunity to network, collaborate, synergize and hang out with like minded individuals. If your an artist, writer or other welcome aboard. I started this meetup because comic books/graphic novels have had a resurgence in popularity recently with the movie, t.v. and video game adaptations. The technology of the last five to ten years has made it possible for the independent creators to go forward on their own via web comics with greater acc …
Welcome to The New York City Manga & Comics Meetup Group! Meet other fans and creators of Manga, Comic Books, Graphic Novels, Anime, Video Games and Cosplay. Talk about the latest Imports and Conventions. Eat some Sushi and sing some Karaoke. Our usual meeting place is Cafe R, but there will be other activities and meeting places, so there is something for everyone. We encourage you to post ideas for events or meeting places, Manga, Comics, Anime news and any other cool info to our Message Board …
Remember when you were a kid and comics were awesome? Well they still are. Actually, they're much better now. If you don't already know that then you need to come to the next Meetup. We're going to use this group to explore all genres for comics, trade paperbacks, and graphic novels and then discuss them over a few drinks.
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Like Reading Comic Books? Like Talking About Comic Books? Like Caffeinated Beverages? Well then this is the group for you! If you're new to city (like me) or if you're a New York comic book veteran all are welcome. Bring your all time favorites or the comic you're just getting into. The point of the group is to discuss your favorite comics while reading them.
We are a local book, writing, movie, gaming, and fan club for all lovers of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres. We hold a regular monthly book club meeting on the fourth Thursday at the Poughkeepsie Barnes & Noble from 7-9pm. Every month, we read and discuss a different work of science fiction, fantasy, horror, or a graphic novel (selected by the group during the preceding months). For those of you interested in writing in the speculative fiction genres, we hold a monthly writers' g …
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I'm an MFA candidate in creative writing who has recently studied under a fantastic teacher at the top of the comics industry. I have a few books in development, and I'm looking to get together with other creatives in the field. Ideally, this group will put WRITERS together with ARTISTS and hopefully lead to kickstarting some new comics, publishing through Comixology's new indie publishing arm, and/or putting pitches together for big name houses including Image, Vertigo, etc. Think of it as a wa …
Calling all local bookworms: we've got a Meetup with your name on it! Starting this December, Books N Brew will take place on the second Monday of every month at the most novel coffee spot in town, the freshly ground heaven known as Lorca (located at 125 Bedford Street). Join your fellow literary nerds (slash future friends) for a whole latte love in 'The City That Works.' Each month, we'll pick a new book---fiction, nonfiction, graphic novel, anything goes---to get our thoughts a-brewing and es …
Do you have a passion for writing but find it hard to carve out time to engage in the practice of it? It can be hard to find a local writing group convenient for your schedule. If you love to write and would like to be surrounded by others who motivate you, this is the place for you. Bring your pen and pad or a laptop and work on something new or something old. This group is not restricted to any level of experience or genre; you can journal or work on a novel, play, short story, screenplay, the …
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Join us for various nerd culture events at Mamaroneck's hometown comic book and hobby game specialty shop. Attend comic book events like author signings, art classes, and critical discussions. Have fun with tabletop games including RPGs, board and card games, Games Workshop and Magic. Most events require no previous experience, and are a great place to meet other like-minded smart and enthusiastic fans.
We are fans of all things in the horror genre. We do movie screenings, horror themed plays, tours, readings, discussion sessions, etc.
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Hey! Want to get together with others and talk about your favorite Sci-fi Graphic Novels, Comic books, Movies, Shows, Games, etc....? Star Wars, Doctor Who, DC, Marvel, Star Trek, X-Men, Green Lantern, etc...??? All ages are welcomed. We ask that those under 18 be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Don't let the location fool you! We'll travel around Long Island, NYC, and lower upstate! So, come on and join in the fun!
For iPad Developers, special emphasis on Media and Publishing, how to integrate the iPad into larger publishing frameworks.
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Welcome to the Rockland Anime Club of East Ramapo Meetup Group. The best place in the Rockland county area where Anime Manga, Cosplay and Video Game fans hang out and talk about the latest Shows and Convetions. Watch anime, meet new otaku, do activities and meetups, and have a good time.
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The Spider's Web is a family friendly atmosphere which is dedicated to Collectors and Players! Every Day and Night there is some type of event going on..... We have tournaments for various card games and board games! We have artist and writers who visit frequently! AND....We have RPG Days and Nights!!! So come on down and visit and bring your friends! We specialize in the following; Comic Books, Graphic Novels, Manga, and Action Figures. We also hold tournaments for the follow Card Games; Magic …
Welcome to the The New York City Anime Meetup Group. The best place in the New York City area where Anime, Manga, Cosplay and Video Game fans hang out and talk about the latest Imports and Conventions. Eat some Sushi and sing some Karaoke. Our usual meeting place is Cafe R, but there will be other activities and meeting so there is something for everyone. We encourage you to post ideas for events or meeting places, Anime, Manga, Comics news and any other cool info to our Message Boards! Hope to …
Say, isn't drawing all the more fun (and easier to pick up new things to learn) if we can connect to other people from doing so? Let's get together to show each other our works, learn new things, and just socialize!
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Grilled Three-Cheese Potatoes Recipe
- 6 large potatoes, sliced 1/4 inch thick
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded sharp cheddar cheese, divided
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese, divided
- 1 pound sliced bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1 tablespoon minced chives
- 1 to 2 teaspoons seasoned salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- Divide the potatoes and onions equally between two pieces of heavy-duty foil (about 18-in. square) that have been coated with cooking spray.
- Combine Parmesan cheese and 3/4 cup each cheddar and mozzarella; sprinkle over potatoes and onions. Top with bacon, butter, chives, seasoned salt and pepper. Bring opposite ends of foil together over filling and fold down several times. Fold unsealed ends toward filling and crimp tightly.
- Grill, covered, over medium heat for 35-40 minutes or until potatoes are tender. Remove from the grill. Open foil carefully and sprinkle with remaining cheeses. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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These grilled potatoes tasted so delicious. I substituted seasoned salt with Penzey's Forward Seasoning and I cut the potatoes in cubes and it still turned out great! Will definitely be grilling these potatoes again!
I have only made these baked in the oven, but they are fantastic! My whole family loves them. They taste like potato skins, but with some actual potatoes. They have become a regular side item in my house.
I have made these several times this summer. So quick and easy. I always add more cheese than the recipe calls for and I mix up the cheeses. The combinations are endless.
I made this for a neighborhood potluck, one with onion, and one without. Baked in the oven for just a little over an hour. (That's the way my oven is) It was a rave. Heard from some that these were the best potatoes they ever tasted, and the best dish at the pot luck.
Very good recipe. Definitely would make it again only next time I would use less onions than the recipe calls for.


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ESPN NFL analyst: Cardinals handling search correctly, Arians would be a good choice
As of right now, they're only one who has yet to do so.
More than a half-dozen names have either been connected to Arizona or interviewed by the team, and while some may be getting a bit anxious over the Cardinals' search, ESPN NFL analyst Ron Jaworski said they're handling their search the right way.
"I think you need to be patient, I think you need to interview all the top candidates, which is exactly what the Cardinals are doing," Jaworski told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo Thursday. "But at the end of the day, the bottom line is you have to make the right choice.
"You don't have to make the first choice, as far as it goes, but I think at the end of the day you have to get a guy that you're comfortable with."
Where that will lead the Cardinals is anyone's guess. Having already interviewed Ray Horton, Todd Haley and Jay Gruden, the team this week spoke with Darrell Bevell and Bruce Arians.
The team appears to be leaning towards an offensive-minded coach, and while that may be the way the NFL is going, Jaworski said it's not so much about offense or defense as long as the guy can lead a team.
Jaworski believes Arians, who met with the Cardinals Wednesday night and had an official interview with them Thursday, is exactly that type of guy.
"He would be a tremendous head coach," Jaworski said.
The analyst said he's known Arians since he was a coach at Temple in the 80s, and has watched him grow as a coach ever since.
"I've watched Bruce grow, work with Ben Roethlisberger, Peyton Manning, develop his own philosophy about football," Jaworski added. "He is a strong leader of men.
"Players that are around Bruce Arians have great respect for him. What he did in Indianapolis this year was unparalleled."
Jaworski is referring to Arians' role as interim head coach for the Colts, which is a title he assumed when head coach Chuck Pagano was diagnosed with leukemia. Arians guided the team, which was led by rookie quarterback Andrew Luck, to a 9-3 record in his time as the boss.
"I think Bruce Arians would be a tremendous choice as a head coach."
Adam Green, Web Content Editor - ArizonaSports.com
- Wolf's NFL 5 Star Games - Week 14 - Friday December 6The must-see NFL games of the weekend.
- Wolf's Film Room - Friday December 6Ron Wolfley grinds film all week and shares his findings in the Cardinals-Rams match-up
- John Clayton, ESPN NFL Insider - Friday December 6The Professor provides insight into this week's NFL headlines
- Ron Jaworski, ESPN NFL Analyst - Thursday December 5A recap of the Cardinals game in Philly and what to expect against the Rams.
- Craig Wolfley, Steelers Sideline Analyst - Thursday December 5Will Ben Roethlisberger leave the Steelers?


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Agriculture in the Panhandle
Dryland crops:
- Cropwatch: Wheat
- Wheat Variety Virtual Tour
- Producing and Marketing Proso Millet
- Biodiesel Production for the High Plains
- Sunflowers
- 2011 Dryland Weed Control Report
- Proceedings of the Wheat Technology Conference, January 2008 -- Sharpening Production Skills For Higher Commodity Prices
Irrigated crops:
- Cropwatch: Dry Edible Beans
- Cropwatch: Sugarbeets
- Cropwatch: Potatoes
- Crop Production Clinics
- Presentations from the 2009 Crop Production Clinics
General crop production:
Did you order your combine with the pontoon option? This central Nebraska corn field was inundated by rains Wednesday and Thursday nights. Many areas reported totals of 5-6 inches. In western Nebraska snow started late Thursday and was accumulating on the ground on Friday. (Photo by Brandy VanDeWalle)
October 4-11, 2013
Weed Management
- Management of Winter Annual Weeds Starts this Fall. Nebraska research on timing of weed emergence suggests late October to mid-November herbicide applications would be effective in achieving weed control.
- Palmer Amaranth Resistant to Atrazine and HPPD Inhibitors Confirmed in Nebraska. Proximity to seed corn production in south central Nebraska makes finding particularly concerning.
- Pre-Order the 2014 UNL Weed Guide Now. Order by Oct. 30 to ensure you get all the copies you need for your business or home use.
Farm Management
- Managing Risk with Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage (PRF) Insurance for 2014. PRF insurance can help offset loss of forage production due to drought. The deadline for 2014 coverage is November 15.
- October Could be One for the Records. Less than halfway through the month and with rain forecast for this weekend, Nebraska is in range for being in the Top 10 wettest and could even set a record.
Post-Storm Recommendations
- Prioritize Fields to Avoid Further Losses at Harvest. Already stressed corn and soybean plants should be harvested first, with careful attention paid to moisture, molds, and other potential damage.
- Testing and Feeding Damaged Corn to Livestock. A veterinarian discusses how nitrate accumulation and molds and mycotoxins can become problematic when feeding damaged corn and discusses how to best sample and test it.
- Grain Storage Management Information is available in this section of CropWatch.
Corn Production
- Selecting Corn Hybrids to Minimize Diseases in 2014. Selecting disease-resistant corn hybrids and placing them strategically in fields with histories of those diseases is one of the most economical ways to manage diseases for the next season.
Cover Crops
- Regulations for Cover Crop Seed Sales. Learn more about Nebraska laws governing the sale of farmer grown seed.
Irrigation Management
- Pulling Soil Moisture Sensors; Wrapping up NAWMN Season. Pull your Watermark soil moisture sensors and ET gages before you combine to ensure they'll be in good working order next spring.
IANR Heuermann Lectures
- UNL Scientist: Genetic Modification is a Key Tool for Feeding a Growing Population. UNL Professor Sally Mackenzie discusses the history and future of GMOs in helping feed the world, using research to debunk criticism. View the presentation online and read the release.
- Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to Speak in Lincoln Nov. 5. In "Rural America: New Markets, New Understanding, Unlimited Opportunity" Vilsack will lay out his vision for an innovative rural economy.
Market Journal
- Market Journal Looks at Why Fall SCN Sampling is Recommended. SCN is estimated to have cost the state's soybean growers more than $45 million in 2012 — more than all other soybean diseases combined. Learn what you can do to determine whether it's affecting your yields.
- Buy or Sell at Harvest? — Market Journal Analyst Looks at Options, as well as grazing cornstalks, renewable fuels, and the weather for the coming week.
Ag News & Programs
- Extension Crop Reports from Across the State (10/7-11/13)
- NCR-SARE Announces 2014 Farmer Rancher Grant Call for Proposals. Apply by November 14 for a grant to explore a sustainable agriculture solution to a problem on your farm or ranch.
- Spotted Wing Drosophila Fruit Fly Now in Nebraska
- Nov. 13 Crop Insurance Workshop Can Aid in Risk Management Decisions
- Register Now for 2014 North American Invasive Plant Ecology and Management Web Course. Save travel costs and take this two-day course via the Internet.
- Free Farm Finance Clinics in October
- Soil Health Advocate Gabe Brown tol Speak on Increasing Profits While Regenerating Resources at several sites across Nebraska in November. Mark your calendar.
- Poll: Rural Nebraskans Rethinking Water Priorities in Wake of 2012 Drought
UNL Crops Events
Extension Webcasts
Market Journal
Provides current grain/livestock market commentary and analysis; weather, climate, and soil moisture updates; practical advice from seasoned, working producers; and more.
Backyard Farmer
View entire episodes or search for answers to your plant, yard, and insect problems. Watch Backyard Farmer live on NET1 April to mid September (Thursday, 7:00 pm CT).
Ag Almanac
Audio and video interviews with University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension specialists and educators on topics ranging from crop and livestock production to health and nutrition to lawn and garden care, and more.


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Bill McDermott was appointed co-CEO of SAP alongside Jim Hagemann Snabe in February 2010 and was recently announced as sole CEO, effective May 2014.
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Jacqueline Novogratz,founder and CEO of Acumen Fund, presents "Patient Capital and Human-Centered Development in an Interconnected World" as part of the Berges Lecture Series.
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David Bornstein delivers the keynote, "Getting Smarter about Change: Social Entrepreneurship's Age of Enlightenment", at the Irish Impact Social Entrepreneurship Conference.
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John Donovan, Senior Executive Vice President, AT&T Technology and Network Operations, AT&T Inc., presents "Long Term Principles in a Short Term World" as part of the Berges Lecture Series.
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Panel Members discuss Greed and Taxes in Business.
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James P. Hackett, CEO and director of Steelcase Inc., presents "The Notion of Competing" as part of the Berges Lecture Series.
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Section III Soccer playoff games for Monday have been postponed until Tuesday because of Hurricane Sandy.
Tully and Thousand Islands were slated to meet in the C-1 girls semifinal, while Watertown IHC were supposed to take on Sauquoit Valley. Both of those game have now been rescheduled for Tuesday.
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October 10th was my last visit to Karpinsk before our move to China. Our daughter Elna Baker came for a visit and wanted to donate socks to Karpinsk so we headed up there with Elena. When we arrived it seemed like the whole place was in a state of commotion. The state had committed a sizeable amount of money for the restoration of the hallways, the roof and some outdoor security, but they had stipulated that the funds be used before November or they would be taken away. So the directors were frantically trying to restore as much as possible before November. They had ripped out the floors in the hallways so it was difficult to walk through several areas, they had also removed the old windows and replaced them with quality windows. They had removed a group of children from one wing and placed them in a small side building while they removed the roof from their end of the building. Unfortunately the water pipes that bring the heat into the school burst during all this and so the entire building was without heat. That combined with the fact that the windows were all being replaced made the building and all the children icy cold. We went form room to room putting socks on any feet that were bare and covering children with blankets while givng them Yogurt and treats. The city refused to come and repair the pipes over the weekend so they were hoping to have the heat on some time during the following week. Fortunately, through the kindness of forces greater than us, they weather had not changed yet and so it was about 40 degrees F. Seasonably warm for Karpinsk that time of the year. Karpinsk is usually kept very warm so the children were very unhappy with many whimpering under blankets in their cribs. One bright note, the workers completed four smaller rooms and painted them with bright murals. They moved the crib children out of two of the larger rooms and split them up into smaller groups and put them into these freshly restored rooms. The rooms were beautiful and the caregivers much happier.
After leaving, I send a note out on facebook asking my friends to pray with me for the weather to hold until the repairs could be made. The next day I checked the weather and it was warmer in Karpinsk that night than it was in Ekaterinburg which lies 6 hours by car to the south of Karpinsk. Monday the repairs were made. Also a miracle in Russia.
It is exciting to see improvements in Karpinsk, despite the bad circumstances of the cold. It is also encouraging to see that enrollment is down now because fewer children are being sent there so there is less overcrowding. Another bright note, one of the little girls who is very helpful and happy, Christina, was visited by her mother. Her mother then chose to take her home. Yeah! I will miss these children, who I now know well enough to consider them as my own personal little friends and will continue to pray for them and send them boxes from China. I have seen that it is possible to make changes when everyone works together with sincerity. And I have hope that their little lives will continue to get brighter through your continued support. Thanks so much for your help with this! Things are not sorted out yet, but progress is definately being made.
Thanks again for all your help George. I hope to go back to Russia for a visit sometime in the future just to see Elena and visit the children of Karpinsk. She is such an lovely woman and good friend. Truly a daughter of Christ. Best wishes! Christine


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Rua Santa Clara, 136-A, CopacabanaYes! Here we are!! A Brand new B&B very close to the most beautiful and well-known beach in Rio de Janeiro – Copacabana! RioDeal B&B is a spacious, gorgeous, completely renovated house, decorated with style and with an open terrace where you'll be able to relax after an exhausting city tour. We're just three blocks away from the Copacabana Beach and two blocks away from the Siqueira Campos subway station, in a quiet boulevard. "Copacabana" needs no adjectives, since they're endless. You...
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B&B O Veleiro Bed and Breakfast
Rua Mundo Novo, 1440 casa, BotafogoSet on a forested hillside on a quaint, cobble stoned, colonial road in Botafogo just minutes from Copacabana, O Veleiro offers easy access both to beaches, forest and city. A Bed & Breakfast in a private family home, offering spectacular views,
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Rua Maria Luisa Pitanga, 163Pleasant and bucolic place, opposite the Canal Joatinga, enough to drive all over town, close to supermarket, Hortifruti, shopping, nightclubs, restaurants, sights, etc. Great location for practicing bushwalking Atlantic (Pedra da Gávea) Rental
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Rocinha Guest House
Estrada da Gavea, 259 rua um casa 10, RocinhaThere are only 2 rooms, giving you a home feel away from home. The first room has 1 bunk bed on the 2nd floor with a private bathroom, and the other room is on the 3rd floor with 3 bunk beds and a shared bathroom. Both have windows looking out to the amazing view below. We have a large patio area outside of the 'big' dorm upstairs where you can see the whole favela at night you can see stars above and below, or walk up to the next terrace and relax in our hammock space or use the BBQ! The...
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B&B Botarezinha
Rua Pinheiro Guimaraes 19, BotafogoCome and welcome to enjoy the real carioca life ... :) The building has been built in1965 in a very calm and quite neighborhood, and has been recently renovated. We live in it, me and my mother, and have a free room to host travellers from all around
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Lingua Solta Hostel
Rua Candelaria, 106The Lingua Solta Hostel offers guests only private rooms: single, double or triple, all with air conditioning, breakfast and wi-fi in the rooms. We offer a TV room and computers for guest use. We also offer microwave, toaster and fridge for common use. Bathrooms are shared. If you have to cancel your booking, you must do it at least 48hrs before arrival. Check in: 14:00 Check out: 12:00 Depending of the period of your booking you will be charged 50% in advance in order to...
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Casa com Varanda Bed & Breakfast
Travessa Oriente 16/apto 102 - Santa TeresaCharming Bed & Breakfast located in the beautiful, bohemian and historical district Santa Teresa. Delicious breakfast, towels, linen and wi-fi included. Three bedrooms, two with double beds and one with twin beds. Windows with beautiful views. Two bathrooms. Peaceful and quiet with a nice terrace with lots of plants. View to Christ the Redeemer, Rio - Niterói Bridge and Guanabara bay. Extra bed can be placed if needed. Kitchen available for moderate use .The neighborhood of Santa Teresa is...
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Global Rio de Janeiro
Ladeira de Santa Teresa 45 /101Copacabana and Ipanema are close and easily reached. Within a 5 min. walk from the night life of Lapa, subway station, tramway stop; Bright and airy rooms for one to six people; Panoramic terrace with great view to Lapa's Archs and city downtown, Free: Breakfast, Luggage Storage, WiFi and...
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Maison Tordeur Bed & Breakfast
Rua Stefan Zweig, 117Nature with sympathy and good accommodation. Share a quiet and welcoming with travelers seeking rest. Living in a neighborhood that still bears special memory in the sense of well being of travelers passing through the region in the nineteenth century. And according to them, the Vale das Laranjeiras was one of the most beautiful and picturesque city, gives us the possibility to enjoy a good read, tasting good wines. Still have chorinho and handicraft fair in the square on Sundays, the...
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Kaza Rio
R. Haddock Lobo, 23 - 3 floor, EstacioKaza Rio is a new Guest House in an extremely central area of Rio de Janeiro and is only a few minutes away from many of Rio's main attractions. Stay with us!
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Lagoa Guest House
Rua do Humait�,392, Humait�Lagoa Guest House offers confortable rooms and it's an excellent option for those who wants to enjoy the best in Rio de Janeiro.
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Fatima Macintyre House
Rua General Venancio Flores, 555 Ap. 1015 min walk from one of Rio´s most famous beaches, 10 mins from the beautiful Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon. 3 bedrooms available, full and queen sized beds with excellent sheets. We offer a delicious breakfast, friendly staff and great rates
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Casa 579
Rua Doutor Julio Otoni 579, Santa TeresaCasa 579 is a colonial house located in Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro. With an amazing roof terrace with 180 degree views of Rio de Janeiro, the "Cristo Redentor", Sugar Loaf Mountain and Guanabara Bay and it's knowledge and links to the local community, Casa 579 is a unique opportunity to discover a genuine Rio de...
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Villa Leonor
Rua Costa Bastos 681, Santa TeresaWelcome to Villa Leonor! Located in the heart of the Cidade Maravilhosa.
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Casa Mango Mango
Rua Joaquim Murtinho 587Casa MangoMango is one of the few places to stay in Rio where you can relax in a magnificent colonial, tropical setting and yet be right next to the best nightlife and activities this marvellous city offers.
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Albergue Santa Teresa
Rua Hermenegildo de Barros, 40, Santa TeresaLocated in the historic neighborhood of Santa Teresa, near neighborhood Gloria (subway) Lapa and historical center we have no breakfast , 3 minutes walking there are many options for breakfast, markets and ATMs check-in 12:00 check out
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Vi�a del Mar Hotel
Rua Joaquim Silva, 57Parking for 100 vehicles and power generator itself. Internet wireless (wi-fi) available throughout the hotel. Kitchen with pantry and room service, 24 hours a day. International cuisine with lots of dishes and reasonable prices. Restaurant internal capacity to serve up to 70 people. All suites with air conditioning, minibar, sound, am / fm radio, hair dryer and access to outside telephone line. All suites with 20-inch TV with remote control and 40 channels available. DVD...
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Boulevard Hotel Boutique
Rua Edmundo Lins, 21, CopacabanaBoulevard Hotel Boutique is located only two blocks from Copacabana Beach, we are near Bars, Restaurants, Cinemas and Covinient stores. We are only 05 minutes away walking from Siqueira Campos Metro Station. Boulevard Hotel offers you a pleasant and comfortable enviroment in one of the most famous and vibrant areas of Rio de Janeiro, we also offer you all the amenaties to make also of your stay here with us, part of the great memories you'll have from Rio de Janeiro. Boulevard Hotel has...
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Hotel Colinas Resid�ncia
Rua Saint Roman, 338, IpanemaLocated in a priviliged place in Ipanema, 200 metres from two of Rio de Janeiro�s most beautiful beaches (Copacabana Beach and Arpoador Beach), with access to an ample range of transport towards all the tourist points, Colinas Residencia Hotel offers 32 spacious private suites. Our ensuite private rooms (singles, doubles, triples and quads) are equipped with private bathrooms with hot water, air conditioning, TV, telephones, in-room safes and refrigerators. There is a Restaurant...
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Hotel Americano
Rua Joaquim Silva, 69We offer all suites with air conditioning, refrigerator and cable TV. Garage with internal access to the hotel. Internet wireless (wi-fi) is available throughout the hotel. If you have to cancel your booking, you must do it at least 48hrs before arrival. Check in: 12:00 Check out: 12:00 If you book between December 15th and March 15th you will be charged 50% in advance in order to secure your booking (non refundable), you may be contacted by the property requesting the CVV code...
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Hotel Galicia
Rua Carlos de Carvalho, 6 CentroAll rooms with air condition and cable tv. All rooms with private bathroom 24 hours reception
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Rua do Lavradio, 64, CentroNice hotel in a charming listed building located in the central old neighborhood close to Lapa and Santa Teresa. Situated at Lavradio, known for its antiques fair is next to several tourist spots like the Arcos da Lapa, the Metropolitan
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Tropical Sun Rio Flats
Rua Raul Pompeia, 201, Apart 701With a personalized service and prepared touristic guides we offer the best of Rio de janeiro. Just enjoy our Deluxe apartment and feel the fresh air of tropics!
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Ipanema Copa Posto 6
R. Bulhoes de Carvalho 412/602Apartment reformed located on the best part of Copacabana, Posto 6. Only two blocks from Ipanema and Copacabana beaches. The Subway (metro) is just around the corner. Located in a wooded and calm street with residential building. It's very quiet. Great for a couple supporting up to 4 people comfortable. Included in the apartment are Cable TV, air conditioning, ceiling fan, free internet, bathroom and equipped kitchen. Close to supermarket and restaurants. If you have to cancel your...
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Luiz Leblon Guest House
Av. Ataulfo de Paiva, 427 ap 201Since the Pan American Games in 2007, the local government has encouraged the city's residents to welcome tourists in their homes. Thus, bbleblon's owner decided to be part of this great project and offer a B&B with an authentic carioca's* touch. (Carioca – person born in Rio). Family, bbleblon is located in a building of historical and cultural city of Rio de Janeiro. Always accommodated in a the three private bed rooms (Bossa Nova, Chorinho and MPB) with the right breakfast. There...
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B&B Lagoa Vitoria Regia
Rua Vitoria Regia, 54122471-190The B&B Lagoa Vitoria Regia is located in a beautiful house designed by its own owner who is an architect and a plastic artist. The house is located in a peaceful street at the top of a hill with a stunning view overlooking the famous Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, Pedra da Gávea, and Morro Dois Irmãos. The bead and breakfast offers the following facilities: A suite with a twin bed, a balcony and a hammock to enjoy the amazing landscape. A large room with three single beds, private...
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B&B Copacabana Verde
Rua Figueiredo Magalhães, 387The B&B is located in the heart of Copacabana, four blocks from the beach, near the Galeria Menescal, antique shops, the Bairro Peixoto, in a building of classic '60s-style, with wide spaces. The B&B offers a suite of 16m ² with panoramic window, queen size bed, wardrobe and armhair, ceiling fan. White ceramic floor. The other 2 bedrooms are 20m ² each, ceiling fan, large windows, queen size beds, spacious closets, desks, TV, armchairs. Bathrooms have shower and hairdryer. Guest can also...
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B&B Barra da Tijuca
Av. Ruy Antunes Corre 150, 22793-355TheB&B Barra da Tijuca is near the Barra da Tijuca beach. Walking distance to restaurants, stores and banks. It is located on a high floor in an exclusive condominium with 24 hour security. Facility access to disabled people. Use of swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and gym upon submitting valid medical documentation. The B&B offers 2 bedrooms with views and shared bathroom between them. Towels are changed every day. One bedroom has a double bed, wardrobe, chair, table and mirror. The...
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B&B Praia Leme
Rua Roberto Dias Lope 98, 22010-110B&B Praia Leme is a small indipendent apartment on the ground floor of a house that is located in a little village, on a private street with guardhouse. The house is located in Leme, a block from Copacabana beach. It can accommodate three people.
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Bed & Breakfast Leblon Militza
Rua Engenheiro Cortes Sigaud 105, 22450-150The Bed & Breakfast Leblon Militza is located in the neighborhood of Alto Leblon, 10 minutes walk from the beach of Leblon. It's a very charming neighborhood full of entertainment and leisure options, trendy restaurants, night life with live
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B&B Botafogo Lilian
Rua General Severiano, 20522290-040The B&B Botafogo Lilian has a great location, close to the beaches of Copacabana and Leme. Close to the shopping center Riosul, the neighborhood of Urca with the cableway to Pão de Açucar and near the metro station of Botafogo. The B&B offers
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Pousada Favelinha
Rua Antonio Joaquim Batista, casa 13, Entrada: Rua Almirante Alexandrino 2023The only possibility in Brazil to experience life in a favela. We have the greatest views and the quietest environment you can imagine. Only a five minute walk from either the metro station or the old little cable car which runs through the city
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Rua Bar�o de Guaratiba 195BaronGarden is an old colonial mansion located at Gloria neighborhood on top of a small hill near all facilities. From here you can enjoy a beautiful view of Guanabara bay. We have private rooms furnished with double or twin beds and collective dormitory for eight people. The BaronGarden guest house, besides being in the historical center of Rio near all museums, night clubs, restaurants and old churches, is also near The Sugar Loaf and Copacabana beach. Other tourist attractions such as...
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Vila CasaNova
Ladeira do Castro, Santa Teresa - Rio de janeiroVila CasaNova is a small guest house in a charming and rustic four-floor house with beautful gardens, a swimming pool and a stunning wide view of the green and the city. We have only 5 rooms and offer you, in a quiet atmosphere, confortable accommodation with soft cotton sheets, air conditioning, ceiling fan and Wi-Fi internet. Daily from 8:30 to 11 am we serve to our guests a sumptuous buffet breakfast with coffee & teas, milk, breads, cookies & crackers, home made cake & m�sly,...
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Copacabana Apart
Rua Siqueira Campos 128, CopacabanaIn Copacabana, 30m2 one bedroom apartment. Very convenient location, in the heart of Cocacabana, just in front of metro station and only three blocks from the beach. Small building, with elevator and 24 hour doorm. Sleeps four. Amenities CableTV, wireless internet, air conditioner in both the bedroom and the living room, ceiling fan in the living room,. Kitchenete with small cooker and oven and coffee maker. Gas hot shower. If you have to cancel your booking, you must do it at least 48hrs...
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Copacabana Apartment
Rua Constante Ramos 68Charming and fully equipped apartment in a nice and quiet street of the best area of Copacabana (Posto V). Just one block away from the beach, with small lateral views to the sea and the mountains. With 24 hrs cctv, ceiling fans and air conditioning, brand new furnitures, wifi, cable...
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Ron Rio Apartments
Rua Julio de Castilhos 55, Arpoador, Rio de JaneiroWelcome to Ron Rio Apartments,(previously RonRioFlats) where the personal attention and information makes the difference. The studio-apartments (3) are located in between the beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana (Arpoador) in a small and simple apartment building with 24 hours security and 2 elevators. Arpoador is the small, cozy and very safe area right in between the beautiful and famous beaches of Copacabana (4 minutes walking) and Ipanema (8 minutes walking). Next door to, and around...
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Alex Rio Flats
Rua Julio de Castilhos 55, Posto 6, CopacabanaSince 2002, Alex Rio Flats rent apartments and studios furnished and fully equipped (vacation rentals) close to the beach in Rio de Janeiro, especially in neighborhoods of Copacabana and Arpoador. Studios: 1) Arpoador I (Rua Raul Pompeia 36, 4th floor, Arpoador, on the corner of Rua Joaquim Nabuco) This studio is in an excellent location: Arpoador District between Copacabana and Ipanema District. It's situated in a residential building in a street lined with trees, very close to...
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Rio de Janeiro Flats
Rua Julio de Castilhos, 55, apto 906, CopacabanaThere's a good kitchen and cooking/eating facilities: it Is newly renovated, has blinded windows, Portuguese cable TV, WiFi internet, air conditioning, safe, adjustable light and ventilator speed, 4 pits gas stove, microwave, electric shower, big 4 chair table and a little safe. The apartment has a brand new double bed ( 1,38 x 1,88 ) and a single bed (American standard 0,96 x 2,03). Both beds have mattresses with springs. If you have to cancel your booking, you must do it at least 7...
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Rua Bolivar 54, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, CopacabanaThis is a great apartment of 60 sqm on the 6th floor right in the heart of Copacabana-Rio de Janeiro, with 2 balconies and sea lateral view. It offers a fully equipped kitchen, a large living room, air conditioning, Internet wifi The apartment
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Rua Senador Vergueiro 210/903, BotafogoClose to the Flamengo beach, this is a charming and fully furnished studio flat in a safe residential area of Rio de Janeiro. 23 sqm with overlooking green areas. From the bedroom there is a beautiful front view over the Sugar Loaf Mountain and
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I suspect most everyone else is as busy (if not as behind) as I am, so Grungy Monday will be going on Christmas vacation, and Challenge 30 will post on December 26. It will be a cool challenge, and just to give you a heads up, you might want to have some of Tim's new Tissue Wrap on hand (that's the cool stuff he uses in today's 12 Tags Challenge).
First, though, I get to give away a prize! The winner of the Tim Holtz Idea-ology Tote Bag is:
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AKA Bistro Lincoln
Online Reservations
Excellent food and great service. The only complaint is that there are limited entree choices on the menu. Most dishes are meat. They need to add more fish, in particular!
Very courteous reception! set the tone for a wonderful experience. the wait staff , attentive but not obtrusive. Things seemed to happen automatically...water glasses filled, ice brought...orders completed accurately. Very good hard crust rolls and two selections from the Dim Sum menu arrived much to our delight. We could have easily made a meal of just these selections had we made multiple orders, they were so tasty. Selections of varied entrees were excellent, shared by all and judged to be above average. We lingered after eating. there was no pressure to depart as we enjoyed truly casual dining. We would all return for visits here and would highly recommend this restaurant to others. A wonderful leisurely sunday meal. High scores.
A bit on the pricey side but the food was stellar! Service a bit slow and it was quite noisy, but overall, a gem of a restaurant .
I have only been for lunch and enjoyed it both times. Last time the food was very late. The waiter did apologize but I did knock the service because of it. Otherwise a lovely, creative and intriguing menu, well worth another trip. I love trying new items. This time I had the scallion pancake which was tasty and crisp with a duck confit. The fish batter on the fish and chips is the lightest and tastiest I have ever had!
We eat at AKA fairly regularly -- it is a very nice setting with interesting and well-prepared food. Service is generally quite good altho our last visit on a Friday night at 8:30, service was slow. It was also too warm in the restaurant that night, but as other diners finished their meals and left, the temperature was more comfortable -- we ran into friends that night who had eaten outdoors but moved inside for drinks and dessert because of pesty mosquitoes/
Sunday lunch - salad and a drink - was fresh, delicious, well-prepared, creatively presented - wonderful citrus dressing. Waiter was friendly, smart, efficient. All staff were friendly.
Loved it. I'm from Florida and I took my Lincoln friends and family to enjoy a birthday celebration! Loved the Din Sum- in Lincoln mass. Of all places! Music outside. Great brunch inside. Realistic prices.
We live in Lincoln and are always delighted that there's a restaurant here with such lovely food.
AKA Bistro has excellent food, beautifully presentated in a chic comfortable dining room. It is a great find in a town that has virtually no other restaurants. The appetizer tartlette, macaroni and cheese, and scallops with cauliflower and gnocci were excellent. The steak hache was overly salty and the lobster salad somewhat plain. A slight annoyance was that the food was delivered to the table in random order, with some in our party having to wait nearly 20 minutes after others were served. Also, it was very loud. Otherwise, it was a lovely dining experience.
Good but not great. Service good but a bit slow, mussels were served lukewarm. Overall, enjoyable, in part because we ate outside and the weather was lovely.
Louder than what we'd hoped for. Combination of Japanese and French -- but not fused together -- that pretty much works. We had a sashimi starter along with a foie gras starter. Most things were a little too much on the salty side for our tastes.
We started off with Japanese dishes. All were superb! A delicious spicy ceviche, aged wagu beef, an assorted sashimi platter, and a cucumber gazpacho. We ordered mains from the French kitchen. A light cod dish that was cooked perfectly, steak grilled to medium rare and a mound of crispy frites, served with delicious garlic aioli. We finished the evening with a refreshing champagne and berry sorbet and smooth creme caramel. Amazing food! Superb service! Will definitely return and recommend AKA to friends.
Had a new waitress - on her first day - so service was not as great as usual. BUt, love the food and the place - and service is usually wonderful!
I have been to Aka Bistro twice now. My experience there has been terrific both times. The food was excellent, the Restaurant is completely positive in its ambiance and arrangement. And the service is excellent but low key. Prior to going, I had read several reviews that had seemed to imply that some of the food was overpriced. I disagree completely with those reviews. I find nothing to complain about. The experience has been completely positive, and I intend to keep going.
Tuna Poke was delightful. Fresh with tangy pickled mung bean sprouts. Dining companions reported excellent mackerel sashimi and oysters as well as an exceptional miso soup. Charcuterie was also quite good. Less successful were the escargot, which needed salt desperately, as well as the bouillabaise special which was a puree and less appealing than a tranditional prep. Better choices from the main menu were the lamb and the frisee salad. The duck itself was lovely but the veggie chips were far too hard to eat. The menu is rounded out by a pleasant selection of wines, cocktails and sake. All in all a place that we would go back to, especially for their inventive sashimi.
great food, and creative, it was noisey, especially if near a loud group
An unusual take on French and Japanese. We stuck with the French side, and enjoyed it very much.
on the expensive side but the sashimi is some of the best I've ever had
Always recommend the mussels. The crepes were delicious. Have a nice outside cafe. The chef is great.
I *love* this restaurant and just forget it's in Lincoln. DELICIOUS tuna poke. EXCEPTIONAL fennel salad. MELT IN YOUR MOUTH Steak Frite. SERVICE is so awesome and rivals the food. THANK YOU to the AKA LINCOLN BISTRO TEAM for being so consistently awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great evening! The special appetizer of lobster an tomato was excellent. The service was attentive without being over bearing. I am a repeat customer and will come again.
Had a lovely and quiet outdoor brunch on a Sunday....suspect many locals are away so the quiet outdoor setting was wonderful and attention we received from our waiter top notch. The bread basket (scones, croissants etc) way too good as we consumer it all before our main meal! Two in our party enjoyed the hangar steak, and the quiche, though not outstanding, was perfectly fine. We have already booked a reservation for dinner in a few weeks so we shall see how the evening food and service is; are hoping we can sit outdoors again in the evening.
AKA Bistro was good, but not excellent. It is a French/Japanese bistro so the menu is a bit strange. It is expensive for what it is. I have been to this restaurant a number of times. If you're looking for large servings, this is your place. The restaurant was deserted. There were a few occupied tables, but basically the place was empty. While the service was friendly, it was slow. My food was cold when it wasn't a "cold" plate. My two companions said their food was hot. I wasn't about to send my plate back because it would take too long. It was a pleasant meal, but lacking.
The food was not exceptional for the price, but nice ambiance and decent service.
Had a really nice lunch there, the grilled garlic shrimp were great as was the clams ceviche.. They have a nice place to eat al fresco too. The salmon sashimi was OK.
Ate here with a friend during Restaurant Week. Food was absolutely fantastic! Fresh, original, delicious and beautiful! Service was spot on, we never had to wait for anything even though the dining area was 100% full. The recommended wines were perfect with our choices, the staff is incredibly friendly and well-informed about the food and wines. Great place!!
Went there with two friends recently; Service was excellent, Had some Sushi rolls, they were great. While I think recent experience has been hit or miss. It's really important that this neighborhood restaurant is successful. The customers are there, the service and quality of food makes to keep pace. This can be a very sophisticated customer base, but unlikely to give feedback Except by not returning.
Try to get 7 together for lunch! Well AKA is my go to place now. Been there several times this summer and it is a consistently tasteful and exciting menu. I last had the fried sweet and sour calamari....never before, the taste was new and I really enjoyed them. The salads are always special and their desserts, well! Just try them. Service is always attentive and very personable and patient ( I can never make up my mind and their suggestions help.).
Love this food. The dining experience is great each and every time. Brought my in-laws during restaurant week. They have eaten at fine restaurants all throughout the world and agreed that the food was spectacular and the wine list was very thoughtful. Can not rave enough about AKA Bistro to family and friends.
We went for restaurant week and the food from that menu was pretty good, through the octopus a touch on the salty side and the cantaloupe consomme in the dessert *just* this side of tasting overripe. But the appetizers were good (wild suzuki ceviche and watermelon salad) as well as the other entree (selection of sashimi tasted fresh) and the other dessert (pineapple upside-down cake was moist and not too sweet). Their regular menu also looked very interesting and we definitely plan on coming back to try it!
Fabulous dinner, but have your wine at home before and after. Wine servings were skimpy.
We had a lovely evening. The Boston Restaurant Week menu was great. My girl had the pickled watermelon rind which was delicious. I had the suishi which also had great flavor, and my wine went great with it. I ordered the flank steak medium but it came out very medium rare so I asked to have it cooked a bit more. It was still medium rare but the flavor was excellent so I'm anxious to try it again.
A French restaurant with a really good Japanese (by way of Hawaii) menu. We had the omakase and didn't have a bad course.
Great new approach with specials and clearly more emphasis on service. Great to see food quality up again.
We had a superb visit to AKA Bistro in September 2013. We shared a salmon salad and then tried new interpretations of class dishes, sea bass and coquille st. Jacques, followed by a blueberry lemon tart. It was all good and accompanied by a surprising wine from the only winery in Lincoln. Service was attentive. Questions were answered. The owner told us a funny story about the wine. What more could we ask for.
We had a very nice Sunday brunch on the outside terrace. Great food, nice ambience, friendly staff and a beautiful late summer day combined into a pleasant experience. I also like the rural setting around the restaurant. It is peaceful yet (by car) close to Concord, Walden Pond and the de Cordova museum.
AKA is a very good restaurant and it is long past overdue in Lincoln that a good one should appear. It really is a good place with excellent food and wonderful service. We have always gone for the French side of the menu rather than the sushi but the French is quite good and well worth the visit.
Returning to AKA for lunch, after a less than stellar brunch experiencein May, was worth the risk, proving my hunch that our previous disappointing visit was an aberration. My friends and I enjoyed a lovely lunch out on the patio. Service was friendly and attentive. Our grilled shrimp, avocado and grapefruit salads were perfection on a plate. The house bergamot iced tea was perfect for the warmth of a late summer luncheon. Well done AKA. See you again soon!
8 of us enjoyed pleasant ambience, good wine, and fellowship. Most ordered the steak, one roasted chicken, one fish, one beef stew and all of us pleased with the dish. Only one dish not recommended by one of us, the baby octopus seemed fishy and was not served in the expected style.
We live nearby and dine at AKA three or four times a year and are always impressed with the overall quality of this restaurant. Usually we start with a sushi appetizer and then move on to their Provence specialties. The contrast between the cuisines fits well on the palate. My only complaint is that we often set too much; the quality of the meals encourages good appetites.
Our only regret is that my wife enjoys cooking, so we seldom dine out when not traveling; she's already searching for an excuse to return. We'd known about AKA Bistro since it came to Lincoln but somehow failed to try it until we needed Someplace New for our 47th Anniversary. We're delighted that we made this choice. The staff was unusually friendly, and the food was excellent. The day's special appetizer was so tempting that we split one IN ADDITION to having a dozen escargot each! There were appropriate veggie quantities with our entrees, unlike many places today. Presentation of everything was above average. And after already eating far too much, we were then treated to a light flan - On The House, in honor of our occasion.
It was not busy as we went very early to make a flight. Still, the staff was right on point, very attentive, knowledgeable and friendly. We had escargot, shaved fresh vegetables (incredible presentation). I highly recommend the portobello frites - how do they make this so textured, light and delicious? The flank steak and coquille st. jacques - also fantastic updates to the traditional - with vegetables, herbs, and all the excellent shaping and features that make french food so amazing. Next time will try more of the japanese side.... I also want to sit at the bar and watch them prepare... fantastic find.
We have been many times and have been pleased with each visit. This really is a neat little place.
Looking forward to trying additional menu items. Had the Steak Frites and was well pleased with the entree.. Wine was also excellent. The location is nestled in a Suburban commercial zone. One drives through wooded and narrow roads lined with stone walls.. very scenic.. Will definitely dine again...
Enjoyed the variety and eclectic breakfast choices. The mix of Japanese and American selections was delightful!! Tucked away in suburban Lincoln makes it a surprising find!!
I have reviewed AKA so many times that there's not much more to say. I've gotten people from inside Route 128 to come out to it. City-quality food and service with acres of hassle-free parking. The owners are lovely too.
I took one of my colleagues there for a farewell dinner before he relocated out of state. The food was very flavorful and tasty as usual. The sashimi plate was well done, but a bit pricey in my opinion. The Kobe dumplings were fantastic. The duck confit was a bit too salty for me, but still very tasty.
A nice eclectic menu that is not too filling and does remind you of a French Bistro. Great to have in Lincoln. Service has definitely improved in recent months.
Hearty, nicely presented food in an area where good food is sadly lacking. Friendly and professional service. The food is good bistro style. Japanese menu looks intriguing. One dish sampled was excellent.
Great dinner, but very slow service at first...given some Champagne to make up for it, though, so not all bad! Very noisy - would be nice if some way to reduce noise.


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The videos, pictures and tweets are chilling. A picture of a girl dangling limply from the arms of two young men.
Other boys, laughingly saying the girl had to be dead because she didn't flinch as her body was violated.
An alleged rape, made into a joke.
The images and social media messages are at the heart of criminal charges against two high school football players accused of sexually assaulting an underage teenage girl during a series of end-of-summer parties in August.
Both boys are charged with rape. One also is accused of "illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material."
Their trial before an Ohio juvenile court judge is scheduled for February 13.
CNN is not identifying the girl, who is a juvenile, in accordance with its policy not to release the names of alleged rape victims.
The alleged attackers also are juveniles, but they have been identified by a judge in court, by defense attorneys and in newspapers and other media reports as Trent Mays and Ma'lik Richmond, both 16.
The case has attracted the attention of bloggers and even Anonymous, a loosely organized cooperative of activist hackers.
Anonymous has released information about the town and the football team and is threatening to release more unless everyone comes clean about what happened that August night.
"The town of Steubenville has been good at keeping this quiet and their star football team protected," an Anonymous member wearing the group's trademark Guy Fawkes mask says in a video posted to the group's LocalLeaks website.
The organization, he says, will not allow "a group of young men who turn to rape as a game or sport get the pass because of athletic ability or small-town luck."
The girl was assaulted the night of Saturday, August 11, and early the next morning, according to authorities.
Involved, according to authorities, were members of the Steubenville High School football team, demigods in the small, down-on-its-luck town along the banks of the Ohio River. A website dedicated to the team counts down the seconds to their return next fall.
Police got involved on August 14, when the girl's mother came forward to report the alleged assault, according to Steubenville police Chief William McCafferty. The family provided a zip drive showing a Twitter page, possibly with a photo, the chief told CNN.
A kidnapping charge was dropped by the Juvenile Court judge at a probable cause hearing last October, said McCafferty and Mays's attorney, Adam Nemann.
"My client asserts his innocence, and he looks forward to his day in court," said Nemann.
At an October hearing, attorney Walter Madison, who is representing Richmond, raised questions about the alleged victim's actions that night, according to CNN affiliate WTOV.
On August 27, the same day authorities charged the two defendants, Jefferson County authorities asked for help from the attorney general's office in investigating and prosecuting the case. Interviews and witness statements led to the arrests, McCafferty said.
"What we want is to be able to show the citizens of Jefferson County that everything that can be done in this case is being done, and if that means eliciting the help of these people from the attorney general's office, then that's what we want to do in this case," county prosecutor Jane Hanlin told WTOV at the time.


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One Less Book Store
Sunday, February 5th, 2012 © by Susan SwartzThe used book store in my town closed last week because the landlord raised the rent. At the last day half-price sale I picked up a Charles Dickens' which seemed fitting in the soon-to-be orphaned space.
Books were off the shelves. Shelves off the walls. Unsold books were piled on makeshift plywood carts, no longer aligned in elegant alphabetical order. The staff offered cider and tried to be upbeat but I kind of felt like a fringe relative picking through the remains of the empty family home.
Too dramatic? Maybe. But how else can you react when a book store disappears? The used book store was a fixture on Main Street. A destination bookstore for fans from out of the area, a rainy day stop for locals and a fitting shelter for your own old books when it was their time to move on.
The staff said the old book business will be folded into another store in a nearby town but they hope to one day return. Yeah, we know what happens when a good old friend packs up.
Meanwhile, just around the corner the town library closed. For remodeling, said the sign. The librarians promise it will be more jumping than ever when it re-opens. The same library reduced its schedule last year. Regulars get nervous when a library cuts hours, thins staff and puts up a closed sign, if only for three months.
I'm not going to blame any of this on my friends who've gone over to the dark side. Kindles, Nooks and e-readers are clearly here to stay and I've tried to stop grousing about them, saving my curled lip for landlords who raise the rent in a recession.
Over Christmas I was in a bookstore line when the man behind me held up State of Wonder by Ann Patchett and asked if I knew the book. I said I was waiting for the paperback. He was buying it for his wife, he said, adding that she had breast cancer and loved women authors. Who else would I recommend? I said our book club is wild for Alice Munro. He excused himself and disappeared into the M section.
Ann Patchett has opened up her own independent book store in Nashville. She said she has no interest in living in a city without a bookstore. And who would?Although the used book emporium is gone from our town the independent bookstore with new books thankfully hangs in there.
Last winter in Truckee my daughter and granddaughter and I trudged through a mountain blizzard to a small book store, warm and smelling of hot chocolate. I found an Edith Wharton, my daughter a Bill Bryson and my granddaughter a picture book. Is there a comparable Kindle moment?
If everyone was to eventually give up hard copy books and go electronic our towns would lose their literary center. And what would become of the books themselves?
We have six bookcases in our small two bedroom house. When they fill up and we need to purge we take our books to the hospice thrift store. Or give them to the library for their book sale. Or take them to the late great used book store downtown.
Knowing your books will find a good new home makes it easier to give them up. It would be a sin to throw a book in the trash or put it into a recycling bin. To do so would surely call forth the ghosts of the greats. Emily Dickinson might haunt you, as well she should, and I imagine she can be pretty snappish.


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It's going to be talked about for years. And be known as one of the best TV dramas to date.
I have a drinking problem? Fuck you, Peck, you're a Mormon. Compared to you we ALL have a drinking problem!
You see, you're one of the morons I've been fighting my whole life. My whole fucking life.
Fuck the glamorization of meth. I just could never bring myself to watch that show, no matter how good it was.
From what I understand, in a lot of ways it turned people even more off of the idea of it. Not that I've watched either show, but from what I've heard, Breaking Bad's a bit more honest about what meth does, and Weeds seems to glamorize marijuana more than a little bit.
Either way, TV is TV, movies are movies. At least Breaking Bad tried something a bit different than the 700 variations of cop/ lawyer/ doctor/ reality TV shows that seem to be all the rage these days, y'know?
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People having an opinion of the show without having watched it rustles me. And then I'm reminded of the countless other examples of pretty much the exact same thing out there and now I am just mad at the entire human race. Goddammit. I hate us.
If you think Breaking Bad glamorizes meth, or any criminal activity in general for that matter, you've clearly never bothered to actually give it more than a cursory glance. Don't watch it if you don't want to, whatever, your choice, but basing that decision on completely erroneous assumptions would be kind of stupid.