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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Kentuckiana is ready to cash in on the Kentucky Derby.
Hotels and restaurants report a surge in business and reservations even as prices increase with the demand.
"It's the best week of the year," said cab driver Jerry Hart, "a lot of hours."
"I think Derby is back," said Michael Howerton, Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau Chairman. "From a hotel standpoint, we're having a great year."
Howerton, the Market Vice President and General Manager of the Marriott Louisville, said the downtown hotel is sold out for Derby but a few rooms remain at other area hotels.
Most hotels' Derby packages require a three night stay at premium prices.
Howerton says at the Marriott that comes with a premium Derby experience. $25,000 on roses alone.
"This is the event of the year when we pull out all the stops," he said. "Derby is an integral part of how we do business in Louisville, Kentucky."
Derby is also a sure bet for Louisville's booked solid restaurants.
"For Louisville restaurants, this is Christmas, Fourth of July and everything all wrapped up together because it's so busy," said restaurant veteran Steve Coomes, Insider Louisville's food critic, "because it happens in about five days."
In his Insider Louisville column, Coomes argued that the high demand doesn't justify gouging Derby diners.
"Fifty percent of the people who are coming here to your restaurants are locals," Coomes said. "They're not going to your hotels year round and they're not going to Churchill Downs year round."
"This is their week," countered racing fan Dawn Myers. "Every city in the country has their week that they can raise prices and expect to get those kind of prices and they should."
Meanwhile, Churchill Downs disclosed on Tuesday that a limited number of tickets are still available for Oaks and Derby Day in its newest premium seating area, section 110 on the first turn.
"It's a clubhouse, you have a view of the track, view of the Twin Spires," said Tricia Amburgey,
Churchill Downs Vice-President. "You're going to feel like My Old Kentucky Home is being sung directly to you."
Section 110 tickets are $698 per person and include access both Oaks and Derby Days, and unlimited food and beverage service.
Outside the track, Sheri and Jerry Cornwell still can't believe their good fortune. When the couple moved into a home in Churchill Downs' backyard four years ago, they had no idea they were sitting on a gold mine.
The family now clears as much of their rental property as possible, valet parking 12 to 14 cars on Oaks and Derby Day at $100 per vehicle.
"The street is closed for the day and there's a police roadblock here on the corner," Cornwell said. "Our customers pull up in front of the house, give us their keys and walk away to the front gate."
The $2500 profit for those two days alone pays for several months rent.
Some of the Kentucky Derby's biggest business is small business. Each t-shirt, hat and stuffed animal add up.
More than 100 volunteers from Go Ministries staff souvenir stands at the track. The charity does mission and water purification work in the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
"The company that runs these get trustworthy individuals to handle the money and sell all these products and our organization gets a significant amount of money for it," said Reid Olson of
Go Ministries.
The non-profit pockets $60,000 for their work -- their biggest fundraiser of the year.
A local real estate agent reports that three-day rentals of Louisville homes range from $1500 to $9000.
Miller Transportation has invested in new Oaks and Derby Shuttles, a windfall for part-time drivers.
By day, Derby shuttle driver Ron Rieger is a waterproofing contractor. But the Derby season work nets him about $1000.
"Financially, it's fun and that's a good benefit and also going out to Churchill Downs and the whole experience itself," Rieger said.
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It's about time that the City Pages-dubbed Best New Band of 2003 put out a full-length record. Just when you think the dance-rock craze is on the way out, the new Revolver Modele album re-inspires energy and authenticity in the upbeat movement.
Revolver Modele waited for just the right moment to release Discotheque Crypt, but the final product is well worth the delay. Produced by Brad Kern and released on Estate Sale Records, it certainly exceeds many people's already lofty expectations.
Exuding pure, unadulterated testosterone with his low, dark vibrato, bassist and lead vocalist Ehsan Alam is intoxicating. The lyrics are bold and provocative, with lines like, "Well maybe I was a play-thing, fabricated in delusions, but the consciousness is a crime in this chemical illusion." Alam's reverb-drenched vocals couldn't be more seductive, adding a sexy décor to the already gloomy guitar work of Mykal Arnold.
Arnold's open-stringed, jangle-y guitar hovers off in the distance as if his lines belong on a Joy Division or early Doors record. He cuts loose only a handful of times on the record, but shows off what he is really capable of both creatively and technically with his sharp, precise guitar lines. Alam's rumbling, Stooges-like bass lines keep the record steady throughout while rhythm section Jesse Winsell and Natasha Hassett keep up the dance-beats, never tiring.
The dark bass and drums combination will undoubtedly lead to comparisons to gloom-rock contemporaries Interpol, but Revolver Modele may actually be the sassier of the two - which is indeed something to be proud of.
The record has a distinct feel reminiscent of the current New York scene, but as the record develops, so does its overcast feel. Discotheque Crypt seperates itself from indie-rock mainstream and makes itself accessible to any Midwesterner preparing for a long winter.
Fortunately, the hype this time around is well deserved. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah is a magnificent slice of pure indie-pop heaven.
Beginning with the raucous carnival stomp of "Clap Your Hands," the record quickly melts into a potent mixture of warm, reverb-laden guitars, gentle synthesizers and driving drums. Each track recalls the band's immediate influences - Talking Heads, Pixies and a little Bowie - without feeling like the band aped their forebears' back catalog.
Pop gems like "The Skin of My Country Yellow Teeth," "Upon This Tidal Wave of Young Blood" and "Over and Over Again (Lost and Found)" are unique takes on the same basic song structure that has pushed rock music to the forefront of popular culture for the past 50 years. The melodies are vaguely familiar, but distant from memory; the band makes old feel new again, and new feel old. Even the structure of the album has a classic feel.
Remarkably consistent from front to back, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah is the type of album that was meant to be an album, not a collection of singles. Without the bounce of "Let the Cool Goddess Rust Away" or "Is This Love," the melancholy "Details of the War" would never have the same effect. Remove one piece of the puzzle and it all falls apart.
Nothing revolutionary is happening here, but what is happening is so good, so solid and so basic that the record feels culturally relevant rather than tired or rehashed. It is a warm reminder of how music is always an evolving tradition of sounds. Sure, the vocals evoke David Byrne at his most paranoid and passionate but the timbre to lead singer Alec Ounsworth's voice resonates differently.
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The 20th Annual Hootie & The Blowfish Monday After The Masters Tournament was held Monday at The Dye Club at Barefoot Resort.
The event drew 6,000 spectators to the North Strand to see Darius Rucker and other celebrities play golf in the pro-am.
This year, Willie Robertson from Duck Dynasty was out playing golf with the crowd, which also includes Jim Cantore from The Weather Channel and USC's Connor Shaw.
The 20th anniversary of the event is the seventh consecutive sell-out in recent years. Spectator tickets for the event sold out within hours of going on sale earlier this year.
The day was somewhat overcast with some rain during the game.
At 5 pm, officials called off the golfing because of rain, but "some groups made the decision to continue," organizers said on Twitter.
Mike & Mike In The Morning broadcast their ESPN radio show from the course earlier on Monday -- and Rucker and other members of Hootie and Blowfish joined them behind the microphones.
"A lot of people come from Augusta - the PGA Tour players - and it's a highly stressed week at Augusta National," Jeff Diehl, the course's PGA Head Pro, explained. "They kind of let loose a bit."
Sponsors and organizers know that the green jacket excitement flows north after Masters Sunday in Augusta, GA.
"This is where America goes to play is what we like to say," Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday's Chris King said. "What better event to showcase that than Monday After The Masters. To see the celebrities enjoy the same types of things in a Myrtle Beach golf experience that our guys in town for package play do."
The event, embraced by the local community and Grand Strand golf market, has grown -- equaling big exposure for the town known as the "Golf Capital of the United States."
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InfectiousGreed :: Google's ranking algorithm, like any trading algorithm, has lost its alpha. It no longer has lists to draw and, on its own, it no longer generates the same outperformance in part because it is reverse-engineered, well-understood and operating in an adaptive content landscape.
There are two things that can happen now, e.g. we could head back to curation, which is what Paul Kedrosky sees happening, and watch new algorithms emerge on top of that next-generation curation again. Think of Twitter as a new stab at curation, but there are plenty of other examples.
I wouldn't say that we will face the dawn of search. And for me personally Facebook and the social graph is not a substitute for searches on Google. I still "google" if I want to search. But I agree with Kedrosky, that we can currently observe a new trend. Google build a great tool (its algorithm) to understand the needs (expressed as keyword searches) and Facebook explores the social graph especially the constructs "attitude", "opinion" etc. But Twitter outperforms along the social interest graph, which is far more interesting from my point of view, because it is a shared interest which connects people.
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President Obama's reelection campaign has evolved into something of a front group for the large swaths of the health-care industry that profit from Obamacare — that's how I read this Politico report:
Several former White House staffers have found a new way to promote Obamacare: They're spending millions of dollars in secret corporate and union cash, and they're harnessing grass-roots tactics to some of the biggest names in the health care industry.
And well beyond ObamaCare, the campaign organization, Organizing for America, will bring together big money and political power, this New York Times report shows:
..those contributions will also translate into access, according to donors courted by the president's aides. Next month, Organizing for Action will hold a "founders summit" at a hotel near the White House, where donors paying $50,000 each will mingle with Mr. Obama's former campaign manager, Jim Messina, and Mr. Carson, who previously led the White House Office of Public Engagement.
Giving or raising $500,000 or more puts donors on a national advisory board for Mr. Obama's group and the privilege of attending quarterly meetings with the president, along with other meetings at the White House. Moreover, the new cash demands on Mr. Obama's top donors and bundlers come as many of them are angling for appointments to administration jobs or ambassadorships.
These revelations may surprise you if you listened to President Obama's rhetoric on money in politics. But not if you've followed his record. After all, his lobbyist-donation-ban was hole-ridden; his convention was funded by corporations and lobbying firms benefitting from his policies; these corporations also bankrolled his inauguration.


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It's the final day of the 84th annual Open Your Heart event.
The non perishable food items donated yesterday are ready to go.
This morning, the perishable food items are delivered and distributed among the boxes.
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Some, like Carl Ness, have been volunteering for a number of years.
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The 21st Century Scholars program aims to help low-income, at-risk children get a college education so they can break the cycle of poverty. That's easier said than done.
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education said only about 1 in 10 of the 21st Century Scholars participants graduate on time, and only 3 in 10 earn a degree at all.
The program provides money for college, but there are other stresses. Those students need someone to guide them during these unfamiliar experiences.
A student who is the first member of the family to go to college doesn't have the support of parental wisdom based on prior experience at school.
Nor does the student necessarily understand what is required and expected of college students.
"These students often need help understanding the level of work that's needed in a post-secondary environment, the deadlines and the exams and the forms and what office to go to at what time related to registration and paying your bills," said Indiana Youth President and CEO Bill Stanczykiewicz in a video about the Indiana College Success Mentoring program.
Stanczykiewicz said the institute expects mentors to help students with things like study skills, time management, adjusting to life on campus, financial literacy and accessing campus resources.
College is hard work. It's not just an extension of high school. Students need to learn study skills. Students often are living on their own for the first time, too, and that requires self-discipline and other traits they might not have developed during high school.
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CINCINNATI (AP) - Outfielder Chris Heisey has agreed to a $1.76 million, one-year contract, leaving the Cincinnati Reds with five players in salary arbitration.
Heisey was in line to take over as the full-time left fielder after Ryan Ludwick tore the labrum in his right shoulder while sliding into base on opening day. Instead, Heisey pulled his right hamstring and was on the disabled list from April 29 to June 24.
He ended up batting .237 with nine homers and 23 RBIs in 87 games last season, when he made $1,325,000.
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A cast of students from Binghamton university and the local community bring 2 scripts from 'The Twilight Zone' series to life: 'The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street' and 'Dust'. Stay tuned for more interviews and behind the scenes of this exciting production! For those who aren't familiar with the episodes......'Monsters' examines a sudo-1950's suburbia neighborhood - where everyday life has been shocked to a halt! No one knows what or who is leaving them all 'in the dark', whether it's aliens or some mysterious neighbor, SOMEONE or SOMETHING is to blame......'Dust' is set in a turn of the century dustball town where a soft-hearted young man committed an accidental yet unforgivable crime. Redemption is but a dim light in the background - but whose to say miracles and forgiveness won't reign over greed and hopelessness.
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February 18: Lawrence Kassan (Founder & Director of the Rod Serling Video Festival) give a lecture on the life and legacy of Rod Serling.
7 pm, Gruber Theatre/Studio B, Fine Arts
March 13-14: Special matinee performances for local schools followed by a talk-back with director, cast and crew of the production.
March 16: Following the 2 pm performance, director and company will be joined by Anne Serling, author of 'As I Knew Him, My Dad Rod Serling' and Lawrence Kassan for a talk back with the audience.
This production is presented with permission from the Serling Family Estate.
* 8 pm March 7, 8, 14, 15
* 2 pm March 16
* Location: Watters Theater - Fine Arts Building
* General Admission - $14 * Faculty/staff/senior - $12 * Students - $8
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First West Nile cases in QC
August 31, 2012For the first time this year, the West Nile Virus has been detected in Rock Island County. This afternoon, the health department announced positive results came back from tests on two birds found in Rock Island.
These are the first positive tests of any kind in the county so far this summer.
The Health Department says usually, the West Nile Virus is found in birds first, followed by positive tests for mosquitoes. Then in some years, people get sick.
And this should serve as a reminder that human cases are possible - in fact this is the peak time of year for human cases of West Nile.


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America is Aging and These Stocks Will Benefit Handsomely
Bob is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
It's plainly evident that the United States is an aging society. Baby Boomers are nearing retirement age in huge numbers. According to the Department of Health and Human Service's Administration of Aging (AoA), the older population--persons 65 years or older--numbered 39.6 million in 2009 (the latest year for which data is available). They represented 12.9% of the U.S. population, about one in every eight Americans. By 2030, the AoA estimates there will be about 72.1 million older persons, more than twice their number in 2000. This type of growth might make you wonder, who's going to benefit? Here are a few stocks to answer just that question.
Device Makers Stand to Prosper
As the number of older persons continues its rise, the amount of health care needed to serve this population will rise accordingly. As a result, health care spending looks to go nowhere but up. How can investors get ahead of this trend? One stock to consider is Medtronic (NYSE: MDT). Medtronic manufactures and sells medical devices worldwide. Specifically, it provides cardiovascular products and products to treat heart conditions.
In February, Medtronic reported solid third-quarter results. The company's revenue increased 4% on a constant currency basis. GAAP diluted earnings per share grew 10% versus the prior year, and the company generated $1.4 billion in free cash flow. These cash flows have resulted in big rewards for shareholders. In 2012 the company raised its dividend for the 35th consecutive year and the dividend has more than doubled over the last five years.
Baxter International (NYSE: BAX) is a $37 billion company that manufactures medical devices and other health products under two operating segments, BioScience and Medical Products. In late January Baxter announced fantastic results, reporting record sales, earnings, and cash flow for fiscal 2012. Net income rose from $3.88 in 2011 to $4.18 in 2012. At current prices, the stock trades for slightly more than 16 times 2012 earnings. Furthermore, the aging population in America means the company's business prospects going forward are very solid. For 2013, Baxter expects earnings of $4.60 to $4.70 per diluted share, meaning the company trades at 14.5 times the midpoint of next year's earnings range.
For a more speculative play, consider Boston Scientific (NYSE: BSX). Boston Scientific develops and manufactures medical devices, including stents, cardiovascular vessels, and implantable defibrillators and pacemakers. Boston Scientific is the smallest company of these three, with a market value of $10 billion. The company has reported losses over the trailing 12 month period, but that hasn't stopped the stock from rallying, perhaps a result of optimism over the glut of health care spending likely to take place in the future. Shares of Boston Scientific have run up more than 25% since the start of 2013 and are sitting at its 52-week high.
The bottom line
Each of these companies offer medical devices and products that cater to the needs of America's aging population. The demographics are extremely favorable for these companies, as the sheer number of older Americans is set to continue rising. According to the AoA, people age 65 and up represented 12.4% of the population in the year 2000 but are expected to grow to be 19% of the population by 2030.
Boston Scientific is a smaller company that might have more room to run, and as a result might be better-suited for speculative investors. Medtronic and Baxter are well-established large caps, each with market values in excess of $35 billion that have strong histories of earnings growth and rising dividend payouts to shareholders. No matter your investing preferences, each of these three stocks are sure to benefit from the aging American population and would be great candidates for further research.
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Album Rating: 1.5I'm curious if it's even worth writing negative reviews for their whole discography or not. I mean, I've written one for their debut (Sumerian) and their latest album (Amanethes); I think that's probably enough for now. Oh, and a positive review of their only really good CD (Slumber).Digging: Necropoli - I
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I dont know if thats neccessary or not, but thats entirely up to you
very well written review
i've never heard this but i dont think ill be taking a listen now
you got my vote
Nice review. I've never really heard a single good comment about this band.
Album Rating: 1.5Thanks to both of you. If you want to read good comments about this band then read the "Wildhoney" and "Deeper Kind of Slumber" reviews. Those are also the albums that are actually good by these guys.This Message Edited On 07.08.08
Damn fine review ...I pos'd. This is a pretty poor band.
i only own A Deeper Kind of Slumber and i pretty much adore it. sounds like they used to suck big time. great review.
Wildhoney rules, Willie is a homo. Thanks.
Album Rating: 1.5Wildhoney rules, Willie is a homo.Even if one or both of those statements were true, I still don't see how they could possibly be connected. Maybe thinking of one makes you think of the other? Should I send you a sexy picture ;)
Wildhoney rules, Willie is a homo.
^ creepiest comment of the day awardThis Message Edited On 07.08.08
Album Rating: 1.5ha ha, that's what I was shooting for. I could have just been an asshole about it, but what's the point of talking shit on the internet?
no, please, stick with the creepy. makes for better entertainment. assholes just piss me off
The only thing I have to say is that anyone who has followed Tiamat since their debut has much more loyalty then I do.
This can be said about a lot of bands *cough*Metallica*cough*!
Very nice review as usual. I had the unfortunate pleasure of listening to this album a while back (yes, I do download from time to time I will admit hahaha). I don't think I even finished the entire album tbqh. I think I will just stick with A Deeper Kind of Slumber.
A Deeper Kind of Slumber rules, Altmer is a homo who listens to Nightwish. Thanks.
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The only thing I have to say is that anyone who has followed Tiamat since their debut has much more loyalty then I do.
A Deeper Kind of Slumber rules, Altmer is a homo who listens to Nightwish. Thanks.
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a deeper kind of slumber I have yet to hear!
Its actually a really somber sounding record compared to this. The electronics are amazing on that album as well.This Message Edited On 07.08.08
Album Rating: 2.0This band is hit and miss. Good review.Digging: Darkspace - Dark Space III I
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Album Rating: 1.5a deeper kind of slumber I have yet to hear!That is their best album for sure (there aren't any death vocals though, just so you know).
Oh that's only better, I like this dude's clean vox more.
Good review, I really don't like much from this band. A song here and there I enjoy, but the rest of it (including most of Wildhoney) irritates me.
Album Rating: 1.5Yeah, whenever I think I've written too many positive reviews I think that Tiamat will just be my "go-to" band to change things up until their discography is done.
Tiamat is pretty horrible outside Wildhoney, but I really love the album art.
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Purell now, Bacteri-ell later?
The hygiene hypothesis, the idea that "too much cleanliness prevents the development of a well-balanced immune response"(Sironi and Clerici, 2010), has received a lot of support and also criticism. It has recently been challenged by the hypothesis of "early immune challenge", which states that a lack of appropriate immune stimulation during early childhood might account for the increased development of allergies in industrialized countries (Kramer et al, 2013). This proposal places less emphasis on excessive hygienic practices and focuses more on the insufficient exposure to specific environmental microbes, particularly those from non-urban environments, as the reason behind the rise of atopic disease. While different, both hypotheses point to the beneficial health affects of some microbes.
What do you think is the reason for increased allergy levels in industrialized countries? Do you think that a concoction of the "right" microbial species in the form of a lotion, drink, or inhalant (aka "Bacteri-ell") could be a future replacement for natural exposure to beneficial microbes?
Instead of using hand sanitizers like Purell, do you see a future where people from some regions of the world are unsanitizing their hands with "Bacteri-ell"?
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Apr 30 2013: I think this is quite a brilliant idea, however I would change a few things. Instead of having 1 general kind of "Bacteri-ell" maybe there are multiple kinds, one general kind can have microbes that have been proven to have positive effects, with a cocktail of microbes that can vary based off the specific kind and what the desired affects are, for example the bliss microbe mentioned by Jessica green in her TED talk on bioinformed design. (http://www.ted.com/talks/jessica_green_good_germs_make_healthy_buildings.html).
As well an answer to the original question of strengthening the immune system, this could be done by applying a different kind that could have trace amounts of microbes that are detrimental and are required to build a strong immune system, those being ideal for children as discussed by so many previously in this conversation.
Although there may be probiotics in existence that do what I have discussed I feel as if in time as we grasp a better understanding of microbial diversity, alongside new methods of analyzing the human micro-biome, that we will have options like this "Bacteri-ell" as opposed to needing to receive the resistance first hand.
Mario RApr 30 2013: This seems like a really cool idea Benjamin! It only makes sense that our bodies would have a carrying capacity for microbes though. One questions that I can think of, what happens if the microbes start to become so abundant that they start to compete for the available resources that our bodies offer? Would this lead to a decrease in certain microbe species, and an increase in other microbe species as they do compete for? Maybe that would be the point of making multiple concoctions of microbes? This way they may be less likely to start competing with each other, or if one species does out compete another, the out competed species could be reintroduced with a different "Bacteri-ell" concoction.
Apr 30 2013: That's a really good point... It is really difficult for us to predict how our current microbiomes would respond to regular probiotic exposure! I'm not even sure how we would go about studying that kind of interaction... in vitro research could never replicate the complexity of a complete, functioning microbiome, and there is so much diversity (beta diversity??) amongst people, let alone between species, that the applicability of animal models would be questionable.
Apr 30 2013: That's a great point. I feel as of we would need a lot more research dedicated to the microbial diversity of humans, and to test the products unfortunately the only thing I would suggest would be testing the products on a closely related species. Maybe chimps, however that raises the question of does genetic or phylogenetic similarities correlate to microbial similarities.
Apr 30 2013: I mentioned this to someone else, but I was also wondering about the necessity of different kinds of "Bacteri-ell" Maybe "Bacteri-ell" would have to be tailored to the individual (maybe his and hers? haha.) However, maybe there is an ideal universal combination for our "microbe cloud." Obviously, we aren't very close to having this knowledge at this time. Thanks for bringing up this point!
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Carmine's - 44th Street - NYC
- Address:
200 West 44th Street
New York, NY 10036Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Carmine's - 44th Street - NYC
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.carminesnyc.com/locations/tdny/index.php
- Phone: 2122213800
- Hours of Operation:
Monday: 11:30 am to 11:00 pm;
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 11:30 am to Midnight;
Wednesday & Saturday: 11:00 am to Midnight;
Sunday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Late Night, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Enjoy Carmine's classics catered to the venue of your choice. Our off-premises catering services range from a small drop off and set up for 20 to a full scale, off-premises event for 2000. Our signature dishes, including Carmine's famous Meatballs, Chicken Parmigiana, Veal Marsala, and Shrimp Scampi, will be delivered right to your door.
Carmine's Catering offers one-stop shopping. Our full-service Catering Division offers a professional staff, complete set-up and service, rentals, linens, décor, and venue selection.
Catering packages or customized menus available.
- Special Events: Carmine's is a true New York tradition, renowned for preparing the finest Southern Italian cuisine served family style in abundant portions. Our restaurant is dedicated to quality, service, and detail. Our professional events staff makes Carmine's a one-stop hospitality shop that attends to all of your needs. Corporate dinners, meetings, pre- or post-theatre groups, rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, movie premieres, or Broadway openings: let us create an event to be remembered!
Our second floor offers a private dining room complete with a mahogany bar, private restrooms, coat check, and handicap access. The room accommodates up to 200 guests and boasts expansive windows reflecting the excitement of Times Square. For smaller groups of 15 or more, our plush velvet drapes can section off the room for semi-private dining.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Broadway
- Public Transit: Carmine's is two blocks north of the Times Square 42nd Street subway station serving the 1, 2, 3, 7, N, R subways. The A, C and E subways stop at 42nd Street and Eighth Ave. The B, D, F and V subways stop at 42nd Street and 6th Ave. The MTA bus system also serves the area. The M7, M10, M20, M27, M42, 27,104 all stop within one block of Carmine's.
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: There is ample and convenient parking in the Times Square area. Discount parking is available at Central Parking on 44th Street between 8th and 9th Avenue. Be sure to have your parking ticket validated in the restaurant. The nearest parking is directly across the street from the restaurant.
A word from Carmine's - 44th Street - NYC
Thank you for choosing Carmine's Midtown. Should your plans change, please let us know by calling 212-221-3800 We look forward to serving you. For directions, reviews, menus, and other information at www.carminesnyc.com. Visit our online store for gift cards and Carmine's merchandise for the next holiday season or upcoming birthday.Continued
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Carmine's - 44th Street - NYC reviews from OpenTable diners
888 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (694)special occasion (388)great for lunch (320)fit for foodies (302)kid-friendly (287)neighborhood gem (235)hot spot (221)late-night find (126)vibrant bar scene (101)romantic (96)great for brunch (69)notable wine list (66)great for outdoor dining (28)scenic view (15)Show More
- Dinner for 4OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/21/2014We meet with friends for dinner,service was good with sum delay. In general grate atmosfire very big serving extra large so don't order to much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We'll be back!JenniferDined on 9/21/2014We had heard wonderful things about Carmine's but hadn't had the opportunity to go until this past weekend. My son and I really enjoyed our meal. The only drawback to the family style servings is that it was WAY too much food for just the two of us to share. It would be great if you could order smaller portions which would allow you to sample/try more things. We were very pleased with our choice though. Everything was delicious, from the bread to the chicken parmigiana to the spaghetti. We will definitely be coming back.Special Features:
- Great Sunday family dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/21/2014Great place to meet up with your college children and meet their friends. No one will ever miss our Sunday gatherings!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentEMSumoterDined on 9/20/2014Always a delicious meal and excellent service, no matter what time we go!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/20/2014It was not my first experience at Carmine's but it was for a good part of our group. The wait staff was informatve and attentive. The food was excellent and they surprised our birthday person with a song and dessert. And got us out to our show on time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice family dinningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014The food was great. The chairs were not comfortable. I could have used a cushion. Still we were sitting upstairs which seemed nicer than the downstairs. I will be back the food was excellent and the service was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Theater District MustOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/19/2014Always a great meal at Carmine's! Everything is family style and plates are too big for one person. In fact many dishes serve three or four depending on your hunger level. Reservations are a must if your on a schedule. Bring your appetite and have at it! Its all great.Special Features:
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014Good and service were great. Salad was delicious; just too much for 2 people. I hate to waste good food. We would definitely recommend to others and look forward to going again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- After show dinner placeOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/18/2014The locals said this was somewhat of a tourist trap. And although there seemed to be a fair number of tourists, there were a lot of locals too. What ever the clientele, the food was amazing. Perfectly cooked and the best Italian I've had in all my visits to the city. Take a large group with you as its family style and more than two people can possibly eat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lively Italian!DCgirlVIPDined on 9/18/2014Carmine's didn't disappoint! Always delicious family-style - you don't need anything further than the entrees they are so generous. Server was very sweet and well versed on the specials. Heading to a show which began at 7 so good prompt service. Lasagna is a favorite and that platter went first! Totally enjoyed our experience in NY as we had only been to the one in DC (which is also awesome!) and were pleased to treat our Texas friends to a NY staple.Special Features:
- Has not changedTommyDDined on 9/18/2014Have been visiting Carmine's since it opened. Every time income to NYC I make it an effort to come again. Friendly staff, excellent food and atmosphere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Only average tasting foodKarenMcDined on 9/18/2014Enormous amount of average tasting Italian food. "Family Style" portions are all that's offered so I would Not recommend for a couple. Bread was cold and Served without Olive Oil. Service was actually very good. Atmosphere Is really nice.Special Features:
- After the show diningCarolinagirlDined on 9/17/2014We prefer to eat after seeing a show. When it runs late, it's hard to find good food. Carmine's is our go to spot. The food is always delicious. The specials are always tempting. It meets the needs of our vegetarian guests. And they don't stand by our table urging us to leave.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- eduardobergerDined on 9/17/2014First of all, sorry about my english... Prices ok - realy cheap; quality of pasta = ok, very nice; meat no good (a fair veal a parmigiana); a poor wine list (very bad!). My experience in that night was very less than my expectative.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great time at Carmine's.LH2014Dined on 9/17/2014Great food and experience after seeing a play. Best Italian food my friends from Colorado have ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/17/2014The food came in large portions that was wasted. We did take some home, but for the price, I would like to have more manageable portionsSpecial Features:
- Reasonable Italian foodFranVIPDined on 9/16/2014Carmine's is a great place to dine for a large group as the food is served family style. It's got a great NYC energy - noisy, boisterous - the food is fine, commercial, not gourmet - but, if you want to have a reasonable restaurant experience in NYC it's a good pick.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food near theatreJZimanVIPDined on 9/16/2014Firstly, my husband was so disappointed that the restaurant did not acknowledge my birthday. He had called ahead to let them know. So, if you are planning a celebration don't expect them to take care of you in that respect. Food and service were very good but portions are huge.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014The family style plates are huge and delicious. We really enjoyed the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special OccasionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014We celebrated our Anniversary that day, the weather put a halt on some of our plans. We had reservations for 1:30pm and arrived @ 12:15pm, explained our situation the Hostess was very accommodating and gave us an early seating. The food was excellent, as always, atmosphere was romantic. I'm sure we'll dine there next month.Special Features:
- excellent spotdeslauriermcDined on 9/16/2014carmine has great food, huge portions ( very huge) fit for family restaurant outings . one place can accommodate 2 people sharing it. real Italian restaurant by Italians . you can notice this when they serve their wine in small glasses not wine glasses which is something you see in Italian homes . service is incredible and the waiters are helpful and friendly. you feel right at home !!Special Features:
- Man vs. FoodlinguineloverDined on 9/14/2014I love Carmines! The food is wonderful and very generous portions (family style). My first visit to Carmine's was about 6 years ago and the experience was great from the hostess greeting you with a warm smile, to great service, and dynamite food. I was there just this week and I have to say It was a bit disappointing that the service didn't match the great food this time. The hostess didn't even look up for more than a second before she told us to wait in the bar to be seated for our reservations and the server had the personality of a dead fish...However, when we got our food at least we felt the warmth and fulfillment we were seeking from the experience. I think next visit we will go to Little Italy!Special Features:
- GlassesedgarDined on 9/14/2014The wine and the beer must be served in specifc glasses.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AMAZINGHAPPYFAMILYDined on 9/14/2014CARMINES is EVERYTHING you hope it could be!!! Simply the BEST!Special Features:
- ExcellentJJBklynDined on 9/14/2014Family style portions. Carmine's never disappoints. The best tiramisu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing as alwaysPattyGVIPDined on 9/14/2014Another great meal at Carmine's!! There was 8 of us an we had a great time with great food!!!!Special Features:
- Wonderful food, great placekbfixitDined on 9/14/2014Ate lunch on a Saturday afternoon with my wife. We both loved the decoration and polished look of the restaurant. Our waitstaff was attentive and was very helpful in answering our questions as first time visitors. We went with our waiter's recommendation of the ragu (meatballs, pork, and sausage in red sauce) over our choice of pasta. Everything was delicious! Our only issue was how big it was, easily enough food for 4 people. But it was a good problem to have, as we had a fridge in our hotel so we could enjoy it later. If you have a party of two, be prepared to bring some home. A wonderful experience and we're now looking forward to visiting our local DC location some time in the near future. Definitely a must-visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food & ServiceSteveODined on 9/13/2014Carmine's is always our go to after the theater. Have always had exceptional food & service. The sauces are to die for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/13/2014my only complaint is that the serving sizes seem to be getting smaller. that kind of defeats the whole purpose of going to carmines!Special Features:
- Have to be a big eater!GunnerDined on 9/13/2014The portions are very large to say the least. This is NOT the place to go if you are dining as a couple and are not big eaters. I found out after we already ate, that they do have a lunch menu (which was not presented to us), that has smaller portions. Service was quite slow, and we were there at 2:30PM. The place is decorated in old Italian style with plenty to look at on the walls and bar area. This place would be really good for large groups or at least 4 or more people.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TheaterSoozDined on 9/13/2014Great overall experience with friendly wait staff! Perfect for large groupsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVE CARMINE'SGRAMPATDined on 9/13/2014FOOD, SERVICE, AMBIANCE ARE ALL SPOT ON AT THE NYC LOCATION ON W. 44TH & THE ATLANTIC CITY LOCATION AT THE TROPICANA. HAVE BEEN TO BOTH. HAVE NOT HAD A BAD EXPERIENCE YET. OUR WAITER, RYAN, WAS AWESOME. HAVE HAD HIM TWICE AND HE'S VERY ATTENTIVE AND FRIENDLY. WILL DEFINITELY BE GOING BACK. ALSO, MY GRANDSON'S NAME IS CARMINE!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- family stylejmonDined on 9/13/2014Come with an appetite. Large portions of Italian classics. I've never had a bad meal at Carmines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great experienceChitown51Dined on 9/12/2014Food and service was excellent, serving portions are huge, pace of service was a bit fast not allowing any time between courses. We asked to slow it down a bit and our server responded perfectly.Special Features:
- very good!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014Not kid friendly at all!!! Service was a little slow even though we had mentioned we were going to see a show.Zucchini fries used to be the best,last visit we devoured the whole entire plate,but this time they were very greasy and the majority of the zucchini was not eaten. Veal chicken and seafood pasta were very good but the seafood pasta dish was a little over salted.Special Features:
- Best Italian !KatieDined on 9/12/2014By far the best Italian in town! Perfect for large groups or even just two. We enjoyed the lunch size portionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Italian food!GabyBonellaDined on 9/11/2014Great Italian food, excellent service, nice atmosphere! Family style serving.Special Features:
- Great food!VirnaVIPDined on 9/11/2014Took some Out-of-town guests to Carmine's for dinner. They brought their 11 month-year-old daughter with them. It was great, because no matter how much noise the baby made you couldn't tell because the place is so loud. So we all enjoyed ourselves, not worrying about whether we were disturbing any of the other guests. The chianti was great, the food was terrific. The only exception was the white sauce that came with the seafood pasta was a little bit salty. With five adults we ordered two appetizers: a salad and the calamari, and two main courses the mixed seafood pasta and the eggplant Parmesan. It was so much food we had lots to take home as leftovers. Overall a terrific experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great, but don't expect talkRikncynDined on 9/11/2014Whenever we go to NYC we always try to go to Carmine's. The food, drinks, and service are always wonderful. Just don't expect to be able to converse with anyone without yelling. This last time was particularly bad thanks to four drunk chicks nearby. It's funny how one really loud group elevates the noise level of everyone. Still wouldn't miss it, but if I lived in NYC I wonder how often I'd go...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Malta is at the top of the list of 29 countries, most of them European Union member states, included in the "Organisation of school time in Europe" report published by the EC. The report deals with the number of holidays children will have between the start of the scholastic year in 2010 till the end of the summer holidays in 2011. The Netherlands is at the bottom of the list, while the average number of holidays for the countries included is 76 days of vacation. Maltese teachers have 80 days of vacation every year, as their scholastic year starts and finishes before that of students. The country where teachers enjoy the most holidays is France, with 88 days, but there schools finish between 4 and 6pm, whereas in Malta they finish at 2.30pm. Italian teachers also have more holidays than the Maltese, with 87 days, but then their working week is longer because they work on Saturdays during the scholastic year. Maltese teachers, like their students, are also the only ones mentioned in the report to benefit from half-days during the whole month of June. This newspaper followed up this report by sending a set of questions to the Education Ministry. Rather than replying to them one by one, the ministry chose to give a general comment on the situation. It said that one of the current measures of excellence in education is the attainment of the Lisbon targets. Malta has consistently achieved positive results in this area, as can be seen from the 2009 Progress Report issued by the EU Commission. For example the report indicates that Malta has reduced its number of early school leavers by 28 per cent when comparing 2000 and 2008 figures. This is well above EU-27 figures, which amounted to 15.2 per cent. Another example is the participation in Early Childhood Education where Malta is significantly above the EU average, the ministry said. 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Among the many wonderful things about craft beer, one of the most wonderful is the variety of beer being brewed all over the world, from ancient and traditional styles to wild experiments and flights of fancy.
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But, I will admit, among all that diversity and seemingly endless choices, there are still beer styles I don't embrace with open arms. Give me malty, hoppy, crispy or refreshing any day. Sour, I need to consider a bit more carefully. Same with smoky. I want to be wooed, not assaulted by those strong aromas and flavors. And I want them to come dancing with some good balance.
And then there's Black IPA — or Cascadian Dark Ale, as the West Coasters like to call it. In essence, it's a dark ale, with roasty malts, a good bit of citrusy American hops and an alcohol range that tends toward the higher side.
Currently, Black IPA isn't included under the IPA category in the style guidelines of the Beer Judge Certification Program (BJCP). But in recent years, the Brewers Association has included a category for judging at the Great American Beer Festival called American-Style Black Ale.
In 2012, Firestone Walker's Wookey Jack Black IPA won a Gold Medal in the Black Ale category. Other commercial examples include 21st Amendment Back in Black, Boulevard Grainstorm Black Rye IPA, Duck-Rabbit Hoppy Bunny American Black Ale, Heavy Seas Black Cannon IPA, Stone Sublimely Self-Righteous and Victory Yakima Glory.
Not long ago, Marietta's Red Hare released Bitter Hearts Double Black IPA, a complex black brew, with a combo of Crystal and Midnight Wheat malts and Falconer's Flight, Chinook and Cascade hops, that was dry-hopped with Summit, Cascade and Columbus whole cone hops.
To my palate, Bitter Hearts drinks like a robust American porter, with notes of strong black tea and chocolate. In a blind tasting, I would not pick it out as an IPA. It's one of those beers I would call a head shaker. I think it's interesting. Probably not a true Black IPA. But maybe that's why I like it.
For me, that combination of roasted malts and citrusy hops is a very delicate balancing act. Bad examples tend to be bitter in a very unpleasant way. That's my complaint.
Discussing the style with a high-ranking BJCP judge at a recent beer festival, he said that a perfect example should marry the malts and hops in a subtle way that becomes greater than the sum of its parts. But he admitted that gestalt is as rare as a unicorn.
Just over the horizon, look for Sweetwater Some Strange. The first Dank Tank series product to emerge from the brewery's new 250-barrel brew house expansion, the limited-time release is a 9 percent alcohol-by-volume Double Black IPA. It's brewed with coffee and chocolate malts, hopped with Amarillo, Pacific Jade and Zythos, and dry-hopped with Falconer's Flight, Falconer's 7 C's and Topaz.
Those who've had an early taste compare it to Sweetwater IPA with a shot of espresso. Now that might be a head shaker, too.
What do you think about Black IPA? Have you tried one you like? Or are you still wondering?
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April 25th, 2013
8:55 am
I'm with you, Bob. This style is generally not for me, although I did like Yakima Glory, which leans toward a red ale. The idea of citrusy hops and roasted malts to me is like putting o.j. in your coffee instead of cream. Just doesn't work. But as long as others dig it, I say more power to 'em.
April 25th, 2013
12:15 pm
What a bizarre style. I love them.
April 25th, 2013
1:34 pm
I haven't had too many of the Black IPAs mentioned in this article, but remember having and loving Black Cannon. I think if the maltiness gets to the bitter, black malt flavors, maybe the beer would become unbalanced considering the hop bitterness. What I remember from Black Cannon was a more roasty, smooth maltiness, though. I need to seek it out again!
April 26th, 2013
7:30 am
Black IPA? Hell yes. Black Cannon Black IPA? Hell no. Pour some Sublimely Self Righteous in your mouth from Stone Brewing. Yes sir.
April 26th, 2013
8:59 am
I'm not sure if it's available in the ATL; but, here in Colorado we get a seasonal Black IPA called Mountain Standard from Odell Brewing. It's very tasty–nicely balanced.
April 28th, 2013
4:51 pm
I totally agree with your thoughts on Bitter Hearts Double Black IPA. I was not found of it. I found the high hops caused the roasted grains to come across tasting burnt. That said, jury is still out on Black IPA's. Thoroughly enjoy your articles! Keep up the good work!
April 30th, 2013
12:22 pm
"Bitter Hearts drinks like a robust American porter …" — well said. I think this is Red Hare's best beer, but definitely more of an American porter. From a marketing standpoint, it makes sense to bill it as a "Black IPA" as that style generates a lot more buzz and interest. Stone Sublimely Self-Righteous, which I believe was formerly one of their anniversary beers, is a good example of the style.
May 1st, 2013
1:27 pm
I have tasted a good many beers of this style. To me some black IPA's really miss the mark. A few examples that get it right are 1. Stone Sublimely Self-Righteouse, 2, Back in Black – 21st Amendment, 3. Hop in the Dark – Deschutes Brewery and 4. Bubhe – Uinta Brewing
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