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So, no, Wills will never complain about any assignment.
But anybody who thinks TV work is all glamour should have seen the conditions Wills and the rest of the Service Electric TV2 crew had to endure Saturday in televising the Central Catholic-Abington Heights game at Valley View in Lackawanna County.
Because of lack of space, Wills and his broadcast partner Bob McCool had to call the game from the top of the press box roof in cold, blustery conditions.
But Wills, the Nitschmann Middle School health and physical education teacher who has been working games for SECTV for more than a decade now, handled it like a pro.
"You just have to be professional and roll with it," Wills said. "You're there to work the game and that's what you do. That's your job. Fortunately, we had the wind at our back."
Many venues, especially outside of the Lehigh Valley, are not big enough to accommodate the rarity of two local cable companies covering the same team. Many areas are fortunate to have one cable company covering high school sports.
So, when teams like Central Catholic and Parkland venture away from the Route 22 corridor during the state playoffs, you never know what you're going to get at various places.
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In this case, RCN got first dibs and was able to get inside and SECTV wasn't. Sometimes, it's the other way around.
"We've been in a lot of different places and in some interesting spots over the years," Wills said. "One time we did the Muhlenberg-Moravian game and we were up on a scaffold on the other side of the field. That was a little shaky, too. Climbing up a scaffold can be interesting. Fortunately, it wasn't as windy that time as it was on Saturday."
Wills said he is a veteran at dressing appropriately for cold conditions. He and Mike Zambelli work the pregame and postgame coverage for RCN at the state football finals in Hershey every year where they spend the better part of two days outside for the four PIAA finals.
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"It's great that we still have three teams alive," Wills said. "All three have done a great job and I've been fortunate to get to see all three of them. I am lucky to be able to do what I do."
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lovetorun wrote:This thread is going all over the place (which is typical) but I'd really like to know if anyone else thinks Marion could have been world class without PED's.
I think she could have been.
Didn't Marion Jones run/jump her PR's before taking drugs?
This Forum was created to divert traffic from Current Events at the height of the BALCO scandal. It comes and goes as "needed"; it's back to being locked.
I think the original question was, "Didn't MJ run/junp her PRs before she got dirty?" The answer to that is, we simply don't know...yet. But the consensus here is that, since 6 years of performances, going back to Sydney 2000 and ending in August, 2006 (the last time she ran) were wiped from the books, it is highly probable that she was dirty in 1998, when she set those PRs. Like so many from the GDR, the USSR and China, there is no individual evidence (that is, evidence pertaining to any specific athlete), unless I missed a documentary regarding Communist-bloc athletics. As a result, like Koch's 47.60 and Kratochvílová's 1:53.28 (both of which are suspicious to many), MJ's marks before Sydney stay in the record books.
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I'm already pretty sure the missed test is true. I want to know if the Johnnie Cochran part is true?
Can't beat that Chewbacca defense
Well, she long jumped, I don't think she ran. I would almost swear the meet was either in San Jose or Fresno and that it was a college meet, because she wore the baby blue singlet of North Carolina and I spoke with her college coach.
I am pretty sure that the JC part is also true.
The missed test was not after a race; it was an out-of-competition test. IIRC, her defense was based on her not having received notice of the test.
i've never heard of steroids taking 4y to work !?
how about he got an advantage within weeks of taking them - evidence being in '92 when he started taking them again & started running real quick in short period of time
She was already world class in high school. She ran 11.17 and 22.86 as a 15-year-old. One of the great sprint prodigies of all-time. (And no, I don't believe for a minute she was doping then and continued on for a dozen years at it.)
Yeah, I saw her run when she was a 9th grader at Rio Mesa HS and we all knew she was something very special at first glance. I doubt she had the sophistication or the access to be using in high school. Still, as GH said, the question of when she started is unknowable. My impression is that she never really tested positive in formal tests, isn't that right? That presents a sort of dismal impression of the effectiveness of testing at that time. What a waste of time and money!
unfortunately, big guy, you are pissing in the wind here - a handful believe it
if Tiger ever tested +ve for drugs ( e g steroids ), then you will get the yahoos around here stating, seriously, that Earl had him on 'roids when he was 2y ole on the mike douglas show
'roids don't just seem to cause issues with athletes, they appear to have a secondary effect often rendering posters delusional/moronic as well
We can speculate all we want but the bottom line is, only Marion knows when she started doping and she ain't telling. Even her suppliers only know when they started supplying. As in other matters, they cannot know with absolute certainty that they were "the first"
I don't know. It's really not nice to think about the possibility of a 15 year old doping is it? But then, I'm sure there have been cases of 14 and 15 year olds doping in other sports - i.e. gymnastics and swimming, so why not athletics?
Although in the case of gymnastics and swimming, people are competitive at the world level much earlier than in athletics.
If you're starting weights and training in a gym out of school here it wouldn't be hard to come across pro-steroid bodybuilders and gain access to drugs.
Like gh, I personally doubt MJ was doping in HS. After that I wouldn't care to say.
We don't need her to tell. Common sense tells all anyone needs to know in this case. PUH-LEEEEZE!! What is truly shocking is that there are still people around naive and bored enough to speculate whether Marion's nonsense about being clean in 97 is not bullshit.
she was working her way upto ~ og level 'ball in 4y
if you seriously believe that is "couch potatoing", & not having a building effect on the cardiovascular & musculoskeletal systems from an 11.14 base, it's about time to put down the smoked-herring bong
after you've done that, i'd like to hear why you were so conspicous in your absence on commenting on
I doubt she was, but after seeing what she was capable of as a high schooler, I think the door remains open to a (slim) chance that she was indeed still legal in '97. She was that impressive. I can think of few other high schoolers (in any event) that looked to have as much upside potential as she did.
Not exactly true. She didn't do much sprinting (11.28/11.21w in '93, 11.40 in '94, 23.96w in '95) but jumped 22-½ (22-1¾w) in '93, PRed at 22-1¾ in '94 when she was NCAA runner-up, and did 21-9½ in '95 when she was NCAA runner-up.
Solid points, but a rapid-fire acceleration into the pro ranks following a sustained absence from techincal races which require specific training - not just talent - can't be explained away by stating that Jones was once a superb talent; that talent well dried up some between her final year at Thousand Oaks and her time at NC.
No times of note during a period where she concentrated on basketboll following a prep campaign where she was also a two-sport star. Granted, NCAA comp required more from her in terms of strength, musclur build and schedule. Then she sustained a broken foot. Then a re-break four months later. From her final season to the track, it took only 13 weeks of dedication (?!) to not just break a long-standing PB, but to run three rounds at USA Champs under 11 seconds, nonetheless.
very important law of physics to consider here with weight/performances
losing blubber ( supposed overweight thru 'ball ) thru just pure aerobic training + dieting can improve performances by
ratio of masses^0.5
for sprinting & likely just the simple ratio for lj, as it helps in both run-up speed & less to carry in flight
she is listed as 150 in most sources in her prime ( the supposed "cut" of '97 athletics )
i'd imagine she was 155 - 160 at least to posters here claiming to have seen her in her 'ball days
her pbs in '92/'93 ( latter for lj ) :
just assuming no improvement in these as a blubbery 155 - 160 pounder, getting down to 150 woud improve those by
( 150/155 )^ 0.5 to ( 150/160 )^0.5 & just ratio for lj
so we are thinking from physics, an improvement to
10.79 - 10.96
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She displayed her natural abilities the year she waddled a 55 second 400.
That's how I read Epelle's responses too. He very admirably hasn't engaged the troll who's arse-achingly, heroin-junkie desperate to drag him into a pointless debate so as to get a fix from the adrenaline rush of trying to prove his is biggest. In fact, the poster in question will even get a perverse thrill from me describing said poster like this.
Said poster is becoming more and more desperate and I'm worried he'll implode for lack of a fix and to be honest, it's sucking the enjoyment and life out of too many threads at the moment.
The broken foot is also very significant though because injuries can be a big factor in turning to PEDs and a way of justifying it to oneself.
I agree with you gh that it is unlikely that she was doping as a teenager.
Some of these cases seem to support my biased opinion which is that the PEDs help but not all that much (Chambers, Jones) and that their performance enhancing effects probably have more to do with injury prevention and recovery then anything else. They help you train hard but not smart.
I believe both Daisy and gh....and feel that the whole Marion Jones saga is tragic since she could have been really good with no PED abuse.
There's more than one kind of drug, and Charlie was undoubtedly using more than one kind of drug on Ben. My guess is that the drugs he was using in 1981-84 didn't produce the desired effect; so in '85 he most likely put him on something more efficient, or more potent. I imagine stanozolol is more powerful than mere artificial testosterone, yes? He didn't break 10.00 until 1985. In fact, he was having trouble breaking 10.10. He had to have been using something stronger in '85 than what he was using in '81-84.
Given the lively discussion we have been having here, one must conclude that the issue here is far more complex than to simply paint it with a broad brush, as you are attempting to do. But then again since you are a newbie here I wouldn't expect you to understand right away.
No doubt many of us here are suspicious of her 1997-99 seasons, but we just don't have a smoking gun related to those years. We only have Sydney 2000, Conte's charts and his statement that she joined his cadre in mid-August, 2000, and her EPO A-test in 2006, for which the last 6 years of her career (starting with Sydney) were scrubbed from the record books.
testo is a full agonist like stanozolol - little difference in efficacy or potency
all that is likely is a dose increase, which is likely when you see the way he got run over after leading the '84 race to 60m - his dosing regime was only keeping him strong for 60m, not 100m, so increased dose or frequency is likely
& back then, there wasn't the vast cocktail available today - 4 or 5 steroids were about it, little else
where's the fly-swatter ?
hmmm... i know these scousers are famous for their love of skag along with their famous collection of hubcaps & satnavs
the obssession with smack is worrying - it's frying whatever paucity of neuronal capacity existed pre-addiction - i suggest you inquire into your local methadone programmes...
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How about he simply developed with age and experience? He was just 23 in 1985.
Also, you're making it sound like he was no good before then, while he was already an Olympic medalist in LA.
Not sure why anyone would be surprised at the possibility that a HS athlete would use PEDs. It may not be widespread but there's probably enough usage to eliminate the surprise. In Jones' case, while I think too many are attempting to nail down a clear answer...for which there certainly never will be one....two facts are known and they are that she was at least tangentally involved in an incident in HS and as an adult athlete was involved in a major scandal and was associated with multiple violators. So to dismiss the fact that she may have used PEDs at any time during here career, as at least one poster is attempting to do, is pretty odd to me.
Nor do they have any place on any thread.
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Seralini offered no explanation why rats fed a pesticide should show the same pathology as rats fed genetically modified corn but not the pesticide, although Roundup and genetically modified corn are totally different things with, one would presume, different effects on the organism. That points to another shortcoming of the paper, which is that there's no explanation or even hypothesis of why either impurity should produce the tumors Seralini found.
"They don't show a plausible biochemical or molecular mechanism for the effect," observes Kevin Folta, a plant biologist at the University of Florida who has written critically about the Seralini paper. "It happens with two completely independent treatments, the herbicide and the [genetically modified] product, and to get the same unusual response from both is beyond suspicious."
The ultimate complicating factor is that the strain of lab rat Seralini used is predisposed to tumors, especially mammary tumors. By about 2 years of age, 80% of these rats will have them, on average. Therefore, the longer the experiment proceeds, the cloudier the data become, because most of the rats would eventually be tumor-ridden anyway. In other words, the length of the study isn't a virtue, as Seralini contends, but may be a flaw.
Seralini responds that his paper does propose a mechanism for toxicity — that sex hormones are disrupted by Roundup. But the paper is a lot more vague about why genetically modified corn would have the same effect, and other researchers don't find his supposition persuasive.
He agrees that it would have been better to have tested 600 rats rather than 200, but then the study would have cost $26 million, not $4 million. "I agree it has limits," Seralini says. "I don't say my study is absolutely perfect. Any study can be improved. But that doesn't mean it's wrong."
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Weak demand or strong supply? Only Apple knows for sure.
FORTUNE -- At first it felt like deja vu all over again.
Just like last year, I set my alarm Friday morning for 3 a.m. Eastern (midnight Pacific), woke my Mac and went to the Apple Store, where the "We'll be back" sign was flashing in 10 different languages.
This went on for nearly 15 minutes -- just like last year, when orders for the iPhone 5 were so heavy Apple's (AAPL) servers couldn't keep up.
But unlike last year, when the only way I could make a purchase was through the iPhone Apple Store, I eventually connected on my Mac and pre-ordered the white iPhone 5C my wife had selected. Payment was taken and delivery set for Sept. 20, thank you very much.
Last year Apple ran through its supplies of the iPhone 5 in less than an hour -- which Wall Street took as a sign of enormous pent-up demand. When the stock market opened at 9:30 a.m., Apple's shares rocketed to a new record high of $696.98, adding $40.98 billion to the company's market cap in the space of two days.
Three days later, Apple announced that it had sold a record 2 million iPhones in 24 hours, double the record set one year earlier by the iPhone 4S.
This year, by contrast, there were still plenty of iPhone 5Cs in stock an hour later. Also four hours later. And as I write this, at 9:00 a.m. Eastern, you can still pre-order a 16GB or 32GB iPhone 5C in any of five colors and on any of four U.S. carriers' networks and be guaranteed delivery by Friday 9/20.
Does that mean that demand was weak or that supplies were strong? It's a materially important question, and only Apple knows for sure.
We do know, however, that the iPhone 5 was a new "form factor," in the jargon of the trade, and according to Foxconn was particularly hard to assemble.
The iPhone 5C, because it's the same size as the iPhone 5 and shares many of the same internals, should be easier for Apple to manufacturer in quantities sufficient to meet demand. Besides, the early adopter types are more likely to spring for the iPhone 5S, which won't go on sale until next week.
Wall Street could argue the situation round or flat. Apple shares opened Friday morning down $2.79 (0.59%) and quickly headed further south.
UPDATE: 9to5Mac's Jordan Kahn reported at 10:34 a.m. Eastern that the unlocked version of the 16GB yellow iPhone 5C was the first to sell out. Deliveries now promised for 9/25. All other models were still in stock.


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A little planning will help you become a more confident, patient, disciplined, and well-rounded runner.
Before you start the reverse-enginerring process (see Part I here), list the things that make up and affect your training, as many as you can thing of: practical limitations such as job and family, the types of workouts you'll include (e.g., long runs, marathon-pace [MP] runs, tempo runs, intervals, hills), and the basic plan you'll be using, which will likely be an adaptation of something you've used already (e.g., a 16-week plan from a book or Web site, a four-month buildup created by a private coach). You'll refer to these often as you produce your training schedule.
An Example
So far this may look like more psychobabble or gobbledygook than substance, so an example of how this works is in order.
John is a 36-year-old attorney with a marathon goal of 3 hours, 10 minutes. He played guard on his small-college basketball team and is competitive by nature. His personal best, attained after two years of serious running, is 3:18. He trained for this race using an 18-week plan borrowed from a friend that involved three week microcycles, or "chunks." In training for this, he maxed out at 45 miles a week and was injury-free. He has two young children and is pushing to make partner in his law firm, both of which leave him plenty tired at the end of his busy days. He's a morning runner by obligation and virtually always trains by himself, although on weekends he enjoys a little more flexibility.
PART I: Reverse-Engineering Your Training
John is willing to do anything within reason with the time he has to run under 3:10, but admits to sometimes cutting long runs short by several miles and skimping on MP sessions, as these give him mental fits. His basketball background make short intervals a snap in comparison, and if anything John tends to do these too fast, leaving him more tired the next day than he'd like. He doesn't mind tempo runs, but his pace is all over the map most of the time. Most conventional charts suggest that he goes a little too fast on his easy days. He likes doing build-up races, but sometimes has difficulty penciling them in owing to time constraints. How can John reverse-engineer his way to a 3:09:59 or faster?
First, we list his general life parameters and issues:
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- Married with young kids
- Relatively consistent week-to-week schedule, little travel
- Usually trains alone
Then we list his "training challenges" in order from most to least imposing:
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- Tempo runs (poor pacing)
- Easy-run pace
- Interval intensity
Finally, we acknowledge John's genuine assets:
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- Durable
- Solid athletic background
- Enjoys competing
Now we're ready to take John's basic training plan and tailor it in such a way as to "guarantee" the visualized result.
First, since John's plan calls for long runs two out of every three weeks [see chart above], with one of these including anywhere from 4 to 10 miles at marathon pace, we give special attention to these "rough spots" – ensuring that John has time to do them and, if possible, that he can recruit reliable pacing help, and also accounting for the conditions he's likely to face and the route he'll use, the fluids he'll drink along the way, and so on. That is, John should immediately begin imagining how these runs will play out: when, where, with whom, and in what likely weather conditions.
Next, we add in lactate-threshold workouts, which are done every Tuesday at the tail end of medium-long runs. Again, John would be well-served to hit the track in the company of people who can keep him on his target pace of 7:00 per mile, in contrast to his habit of bouncing from 7:20s to 6:40s and back again.
Lastly, we place his interval workouts [see chart above], done each Friday. John's challenge here is to keep the pace modest in the early going so that he can keep to the required rest interval and complete the scheduled number of repetitions. Also, we give a nod to John's durability and have him top out at 50 miles a week this time, which won't rob him of more time than he can afford to give.
With the schedule thus completed, John is able to see how everything "fell" into place even as he heads into the very beginning of his 18-week march. He sees himself having overcome his trepidation and impatience with regard to longer runs by putting measures in place to ensure their successful completion, and by playing mental movies of these efforts going well throughout the program. He sees himself absorbing maximum benefits from his tempo runs by running them at a consistent pace, erring on the side of conservatism; this in turn allows him to recover more quickly for subsequent runs. He looks upon interval workouts in which his reps fall on the shiny side of gung-ho, and understands he enjoys them all the more as a result.
On the whole, this plan has transformed John into a more confident, patient, disciplined, and well-rounded marathoner – and of course a faster one. And he hasn't even taken a step toward the finish line yet; all of these changes are the result of new and careful planning. This is how John sees things today, at least, and all that remains is for him to give it his best shot, melding his reinforcing vision of things well done with the calculated reality of his training quest. And although life carries few guarantees, by taking a close, honest look at the path back home from the end of the tunnel ahead, John can be certain that this path will be well-lit, pleasant, and littered with rewards.
Who wouldn't want to build all that from scratch?
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So after 10 years of roaming the varsity football squad's sidelines, 'Quad' as he's affectionately known, decided to step down from his Cougars defensive coordinator chores.
"I love the kids over there," he said. "I'm extremely thankful for the opportunity given to me at Spanish Springs and really proud of what we did defensively. We were so blessed with so many good players. Several of them are playing big-time football. I really value my relationships over there ... I just thought it was time."
Spanish Springs' loss has proved to be Reed's gain. It didn't take long for veteran Reed football coach Ernie Howren to extend an invitation to Quadrio to join the RHS coaching staff. The former Spanish Springs assistant jumped at the opportunity and has been busy all summer acclimating himself at Reed where he will coach the Raiders' defensive line unit this fall.
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Quadrio comes from the coaching tree of northern Nevada legendary coach Joe Sellers, who won multiple state titles at Wooster and Bishop Manogue. Quadrio played for Sellers at Wooster nearly 30 years ago and he sees some similarities in how the Reed staff goes about its business.
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Quadrio may miss Spanish Springs but likes the change of pace and new outlook he's getting Reed.
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The first official day of practice for the Silver State's prep football programs is Aug. 15. The first day teams can don pads and start full-contact drills Aug. 19. That's the day Quadrio is looking forward to.
"I can't wait to get into pads. I felt the energy go way up when we were in pads during our camp in June. Especially coaching the D-line, where my focus is, there's going to be some contact in there. You need to have the gear on to see who can do what they need to do to play Raider football."


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Very racist establishment. My husband and I were there with friends on a Friday. My husband and friends where on the dance floor and my husband's glasses were knocked off. So, we as a group scouted the dance floor from one side to the other... Imagine our surprise when we made it to the other side of the dance floor and was told my husband was being put out. He was put out because he was identified as the male that grabbed a waitress's butt. I'm not opposed to protecting waitresses, however, my husband was with me or our group the entire time we were in there and was not witnessed by anyone else as having sexually harassed anyone. There were only 2% blacks in the club, and while I hate to pull the race card, it's hard to think that my husband wasn't identified as the perpetrator because of his ethnicity, whether it was his hair or his skin color that had him improperly identified. When asked if his accuser could come out and identify him, we were denied. We were also denied the description of the male assailant. While it may have been an innocent mistake, I'm am still in no rush to feel discriminated against, or to waste my money where I'm not wanted. If you are any type of minority, I'd avoid this establishment at all cost. You're likely to get incorrectly accused of defiling the honor of the white woman or any of the other stereotypical crimes of minorities.
I have been here a number of times and have always had a good time. I really enjoy the atmosphere here after midnight.
Don't "line dance"! – My friends and I, (all graduate WashU students) were at the Pepper lounge having a going-away party for a friend. We got kicked out because apparently our dance style did not conform to their regular style. When I asked the manager what the problem was, he said some customer had complained and that we were being kicked out for, and I quote, "kicking and line dancing"....... We were doing Bhangra! To bhangra music that the DJ was playing!!
So, apparently only customers who get completely drunk and grind against strangers are welcome there. If you plan on actually doing any dance moves that involve lifting your feet off the ground, I recommend you find another place.
Experience Discrimination..Racial Too! – Actually if you read even a handful of reviews you'll know, pepper lounge has been quite discriminative about the customers, and this time they just went too ahead on this. Our group of >15 Indian, Pakistani and American friends was asked to leave because we were supposedly intoxicated (from 1 or 2 drinks) or maybe were indecent when we were enjoying in our group, Pepping up on Indian Songs played by DJ. The reasons given by different bouncers and even the GM, did not match… 'coz these were all excuses.
A few visitors came to us and showed their concern and even left the bar with us condemning this decision.
STL definitely has better clubs than this one. Pepper Lounge only comes with an additional load.
Racist bar – Who wants to go to a bar, to have fun, when it's owned by a bunch of racists? There are so many other bars to go to.
Racial Discrimination at Pepper Lounge – I had a very negative experience at Pepper Lounge. I am an American who went to Pepper Lounge with a group of my Indian friends, and, while we were there, my friends experienced racial discrimination.
We had been at Pepper Lounge from about 10:30 or 11 and had been dancing in the bar. It was quite a nice atmosphere at that point, and the DJ even played some pretty famous Indian songs. When the dance floor opened up, we went in there. My friends are Indian, so they prefer to dance openly in a large group. We danced on the dance floor for a while, and then, while I was at the bar, a bouncer came up to some of them and told them they had to leave because they were too drunk. In fact, no one had more than one or two drinks the whole night. I went to speak to the GM, and he told me that there had been complaints of them bumping into people. I'm not aware of them bumping into anyone, but it's a club, so that happens. Then he said, that they were jumping and kicking and that it's "just not that kind of club." That's when I became very sad and realized that my friends were being kicked out because they just weren't like everyone else. I went and got my tab and told my friends that we should leave, because we don't want to be in a place like that. A very nice bouncer tried to speak up for us. He also had an accent, and I think he was acutely aware that my friends were being asked to leave because they were foreigners. It wouldn't have mattered to me. I wanted to leave then anyway. We went to Club 15, where we had no similar problems.
terrible drinks – i went to PL last night for the first time, and it will definitely be the last time. the music was decent, but all of the workers, bouncers, and managers were all quite rude. also, several of my friends and i ordered drinks, which were all very much watered down. i had to go through a lot of "hoops" to get them to get me another drink.
Dress code? – OK, so the only reason I'm here is a few weeks back when I was in town for the Tour of Missouri bike race, I went to the Pepper Lounge, and the only reason I know this is because my credit card statement says so. I do vaguely remember attending, but what I think is interesting is I was definitely wearing flip flops, and I was with some pretty ugly dudes, and we all got in. So I guess there is really no method to their madness. Oh yeah, the place was packed too so it seems they could have been choosy if need be. hmm.....
Great DJ – The DJ here is my favorite in St. Louis. His mixes are upbeat and unique. It's too bad the dance floor is so small that it's hard to dance but you can make it work. I can always get a drink promptly. The staff is usually very nice. I don't personally think the people there are pretentious but I do typically notice the guys that put on a blazer and suddenly think they are the super hottest trendsetter in town, which is gross but also pretty funny. The ladies room is, however, WAY too small. Ladies get in for free on Saturday nights and they have a coat check (which is a must for a bar in my opinion) with a very nice/friendly attendant. The decor is unique and very astatically pleasing. I also really like the two areas, lounge in the front and dance area in the back. I like having that option. I like this bar mostly for the music and in St. Louis we don't have too many good options for places to go if you want to dress up a little and do some boogying. But then again, I could scrap all this if the manager really does kick people out based on color.... ew.
Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. – My girlfriend recently completed her MBA. She wanted to host a party at Pepper Lounge to celebrate. She reserved a booth which cost us $300.00 for 2 bottles of Grey Goose. She was only allowed to have 6 people in the club for her party. Other people came but could not even pay to get in. Our circle of friends consist of trendy, educated, sophisticated, classy, adults. The owner turned everyone away and even made those that were inside leave. Not because of how they were dressed,not because the club was overcroweded (the club was completely empty at 12:45, It closes at 2), or they were too rowdy, simply because he didnt want a group of black people in his club. He made up some excuse about him having other parties booked and he has to let their guest in first. THERE WERE NO OTHER PARTIES BOOKED. The workers confirmed that before he came up with this excuse. His employees weren't even aware of this rule. His attitude was so unbelievable. I will never ever go back there. Its such a shame because I recommended that place to my girlfriend. He also owns Nectar and Mandarin Lounge.
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Dressed in black hooded sweatshirts that featured a large smiling picture of Abigail Villalpando, a procession of about 40 mourners made its way into St. Therese Church in Aurora, as family and friends paid last respects Monday morning to the 18-year-old murder victim.
The service for Villalpando, which was said all in Spanish by the Rev. Timothy Piasecki, pastor of St. Mary Church in Aurora, focused on the many questions left behind after the teenager's brutal murder Jan. 31.
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Commercial Tenancy (Retail Shops) Agreements Act 1985
The Commercial Tenancy (Retail Shops) Agreements Act 1985 (the Act) regulates retail and other commercial tenancies.
The following information is not a comprehensive statement of the laws or a substitute for expert opinion. It is vital however, that all parties to the leasing of relevant commercial premises such as tenants, property owners and commercial property managers are informed about these laws.
The Act regulates retail lease arrangements between landlords and tenants and outlines some of their rights and responsibilities in relation to their lease agreement.
The focus of the Act is on retail business; however leases for some non-retail use such as businesses in shopping centres and other specified businesses are also covered by the Act.
The Act generally applies to leases for premises with a lettable area of 1000 m2 or less and are:
- used for carrying on a business and that are in a retail shopping centre (a group of premises, 5 or more of which are used for the sale of goods by retail or a specified business);
- not in a retail shopping centre, but that are used (or predominantly used) for the sale of goods by retail; and
- used for conducting a 'specified business'.
A specified businesses as prescribed in the Regulations and, as at 1 January 2013, include:
- drycleaning;
- hairdressing;
- beauty therapy and treatments;
- shoe repair (which may include key cutting and engraving); and
- sale or rental of videos tapes, DVDs, electronic games and other similar amusements
The Act allows for some retail shops with a lettable area greater than 1000 m2 to be prescribed as also being covered by the Act. As at 1 January 2013 no shops had been prescribed.
The Act generally does not apply to leases to publicly listed companies.
The Act:
- regulates commercial tenancy agreements in relation to retail shop leases;
- provides for dispute resolution and the determination of questions arising under a lease by providing access to alternative lower cost mediation and dispute resolution mechanisms offered by the Small Business Commissioner and the State Administrative Tribunal; and
- prohibits unconscionable, misleading and deceptive conduct in relation to retail shop leases.
The Act principally focuses on the need for transparency of information and fairness in the contract by:
- requiring the landlord to provide a disclosure statement and tenant guide to the tenant;
- establishing a consistent and fair process for rent reviews;
- including special requirements regarding the payment of turnover or percentage rent;
- giving most tenants an entitlement to a minimum lease period of up to 5 years;
- regulating the distribution of specified landlord expenses (operating expenses) to tenants; and
- providing certain provisions in a lease to be void – for example, a provision requiring the tenant to open during specified times.
Amendment Act
The Commercial Tenancy (Retail Shops) Agreements Amendment Act 2011 (the Amendment Act) commenced on 1 January 2013. This Amendment Act implements a number of important reforms to commercial tenancy laws in Western Australia.
The amendments incorporate new provisions into the Act which:
- prohibit misleading and deceptive conduct;
- require landlords to include additional information in the disclosure statements provided to tenants;
- require landlords to give tenants notice of the date on which an option to renew a lease is no longer exercisable;
- allow for use of a prescribed relocation clause in leases (without the need to obtain the approval of the State Administrative Tribunal) and introduce new requirements in relation relocation clauses in leases for long term tenants (those who have been in occupation of premises for more than 5 years);
- prohibit landlords from passing on some of their legal fees to tenants; and
- assist in the preparation of more consistent and equitable rent reviews by requiring landlords and tenants to supply valuers with relevant leasing information.
Amendments have also been made to the Commercial Tenancy (Retail Shops) Agreements Regulations 1985 to support the implementation of the Amendment Act. These amendments, contained in the Commercial Tenancy (Retail Shops) Agreements Amendment Regulations (No.2) 2012 include a:
- definition of lettable area;
- prescribed relocation clause;
- revised tenant guide; and
- revised disclosure statement.
Extended trading hours
As a result of recent changes to retail trading hours legislation, retail outlets are able to take advantage of extended trading hours. If a retail outlet chooses not to open for the extended hours, they are not required to contribute to operational expenses incurred by the landlord as a result of the shopping centre opening during those hours. The "Allocation of operating expenses for non-standard trading hours" information sheet provides more details.
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If your lease was entered into prior to 1 July 1999 some of the provisions of the Act may not apply. Further information on this issue can be obtained from the Small Business Development Corporation.
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As mandated by Title V of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990, the Bureau implemented an operating permits program that applies to major sources of air pollution. This local program, called the Part 70 Operating Permits Program, approved by EPA in 1996, was required by Congress to develop a fee structure to pay for the administrative costs of permit programs for major sources. The shift in payment takes the burden from taxpayers and places it on the sources of air pollution.
Eighteen local companies are currently considered major sources* of air pollution according the following criteria:
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Companies whose potential to emit does not meet the major source criteria are under this classification. Minor source companies must obtain a certificate of operation for each piece of equipment or process that may release pollutants into the air. Special operating conditions are developed for each certificate to ensure compliance with all application rules and regulations. The 130 minor sources are subject to the same regulations as Part 70 major sources and synthetic minor sources.
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Velsicol Chemical Corporation began using an ethylene plant co-product in place of No. 2 fuel oil. This co-product is considered to have emissions that are similar to those from No. 2 fuel oil, except that SOx emissions will be significantly reduced. Based on fuel usage for calendar year 2003, this change will result in a decrease in SOx emissions of about 2 tons per year.
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