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It's the time of year when movies get louder and dumber. But you don't have to hibernate: The UWM Union Theater spring schedule, which runs through May, will warm the heart of any film lover. Films are presented under the auspices of a genre category, including;
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Dave Madden said that he and his son compiled a spread sheet from the NFL Draft, plotting each school's draft picks along the offensive line and who coached the position at their college. It's why Wisconsin became such an intriguing option.
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I had chemo and radiation as well. They do a very good job these days managing the nausea. I did not have pre-treatment for nausea, but on the day of chemo they give you meds prior to starting the chemo to manage nausea and then I took medication for a few days after the chemo. They also gave me several prescriptions for nausea I could take if needed. I really did not have any problems with nausea. Sometimes I had some queasiness in my tummy and I would munch on a ginger cookie and that helped or had some green tea with raw ginger in it.
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After owning three Q45s and a QX4 and having been extremely pleased with the Infiniti experience, I recently went out and purchased a 2005 FX45 with 14,000 miles on it. The vehicle is a dream, as it handles like a sports sedan. The abundance of power provides frequent thrills, ride quality is superb, and the absence of road noise leaves me constantly wondering if I'm really in an SUV. On top of all that, the vehicle is rock solid. I recently completed a 1,100 mile round trip and averaged approx 18 mpg while driving at average speed of 75-80 mph between San Diego and Beaver, UT. My driving is 80% highway.
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Mervyns, the 175-store chain based in Hayward, Calif., is promoting a "We'll Pay Your Bills" sweepstakes drawing. Three winners will get a grand prize — mortgage or rent paid for one month. Ten customers get utilities paid for a month, and more than 150 people will receive a $100 gasoline gift card.
"In light of today's economy, we decided to address mom's most basic needs," said a Mervyns spokeswoman. The chain will extend hours from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, with gift cards for the first 150 customers in each store and $10 gift cards with purchases of at least $50.
Between Wednesday and Saturday, Talbots is offering 25 percent off sweaters, with the purchase of two or more items, in stores, catalogues and online, rather than offering sweepstakes or trip giveaways, as in past years.
"We still do the events and sweepstakes, but just not this time," said a spokeswoman, who stressed that promotions weren't replacing other marketing initiatives.
Major retailers, including Macy's Inc., J.C. Penney Co. Inc., Chico's FAS Inc., J. Crew, Dillard's Inc., Kohl's Corp., Nordstrom Inc. and Belk declined to discuss Mother's Day events and promotions. But advertisements, online and in newspapers, indicated sales at Macy's, Penney's, Kohl's and Belk with discounts on women's sportswear, lingerie, and fine jewelry, and accessories from 20 to 75 percent.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is marking the 100th anniversary of Mother's Day with 100 gift suggestions on its Web site, and held baby showers at military installations around the U.S. for 100 expectant mothers whose spouses are deployed overseas, with gifts donated by Wal-Mart and its suppliers.
The soaring price of gas might be helping online Mother's Day shopping. A survey by New York research firm BrandKeys found the number of consumers shopping online increased 6 percent.
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Before linebacker Anthony Hitchens even signed a contract with the Cowboys, he was being discussed as a possible replacement for Sean Lee in the wake of Lee?s torn ACL.
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Maurice Chambers' tour of the West Indies with England Lions has been ended by injury.
The Essex pace bowler, who has played just two matches in the Caribbean, will return home to receive treatment on a left thigh strain.
Nottinghamshire's Andy Carter will join the squad for the remainder of their WICB regional championship challenge, after a winter spent on a strengthening and bowling programme in Loughborough and Chennai.
"This is a great opportunity for me because I was all set to go to Abu Dhabi with Notts, but England recognition at any level is what we're all aiming for," said Carter.
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Chambers is the second member of the Lions pace attack to be struck down by injury in less than a week, and the fourth player they have lost on this trip.
Liam Plunkett had his tour ended on Tuesday by an identical problem to Chambers, Ravi Bopara having been required for England's World Cup challenge after Steven Finn was retained in the senior one-day squad in Australia.
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Vice President Gary Penfield presents Student Community Government President Hillary Costa with the Bertha Christina Andrews Emin Award for Outstanding Achievement.
RIC seniors are one step closer to graduation, thanks to the recent Cap and Gown ceremony held at Roberts Hall. The event, in which seniors are "capped" in preparation for the May 17th undergraduate commencement, featured moving words from student speaker and Student Community Government President Hillary Costa.
Costa described all RIC students, regardless of age, gender or ethnicity, as being tied together by "RIC grit," the ability to face many forms of adversity. She referenced students who took only one or two classes a semester because that was all they could afford. She mentioned students who enrolled in evening classes because they had full-time day jobs. And, she talked about the struggle to strike a balance among work, life and family, and "inserting school in there some place."
A key component of RIC grit, she explained, is the Rhode Island College community, which shepherds its fellow students toward success despite the barriers life presents. At RIC, she said, "You learned to take a walk in everyone's shoes."
As part of the program, Vice President for Student Affairs Gary Penfield acknowledged the 66 RIC students elected to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Vice President for Academic Affairs Ron Pitt then oversaw the honors portion of the event, when faculty members presented individual department awards. A listing of these awards follows:
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- The James Houston Award in Anthropology: Danyelle Mulin
- The Studio Art Award: Emily Sorlien
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- The Eleanor M. McMahon Award for Outstanding Honors Theses: Kathryn Lavall and Gabriel Morrison
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- The Public Relations/Advertising Award: Giancarlo Igetti
- The Speech, Language and Hearing Science Award: Kristy Antonacci
- The Outstanding Student Award in Economics and Finance: Ben Blachly
- The Mary Alice Grellner Educational Studies Senior Award: Allison Bryer
- The Katherine Murray Prize (Educational Studies): Nicholas Bernardo
- The Elementary Education Award: Jennifer Rose Dinerman
- The Jean Garrigue Award (English): Cherissa Andrade
- The Spencer and Marguerite Hall Award (English): Alexander Lupica
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- The Bertha Christina Andrews Emin Award for Scholastic Excellence: Syeda Menebhi
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- The Gender and Women's Studies Award for Scholarship and Service: Andrea Marie Sterling
- The Health and Physical Education Awards: Michael Haggerty and Kimberly Crabill
- The Claiborne Pell Award in History: Syeda Menebhi
- The Evelyn Walsh Prize for Service in History: Ashley Duane O'Dell
- The John E. Hetherman Award (Intercollegiate Athletics): Brandon Gauthier
- The Helen M. Murphy Award (Intercollegiate Athletics): Courtney Burns
- The Bourget Student Athlete Award: Stephanie Prusko
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- The Outstanding Student Award in Marketing: Byron Delmonico
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- The Bachelor of Social Work Community Service Award: Rene Breton
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- The Mary Ann Hawkes Award in Justice Studies: Tanya DeFusco
- The Elisa F. Bonaventura Award in Special Education: Mona Moukhaiber
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IN TWO PREVIOUS publications DiMascio and Barrett1,2 reported on the effects of minor tranquilizers of the benzodiazepine class (chlordiazepoxide hydrochloride, diazepam, and oxazepam) when administered to a population of student volunteers. Data were presented for subjects divided according to their initial scores on the Taylor Manifest Anxiety Scale (TMAS). Those with high levels of anxiety became significantly less anxious when given one of the drugs daily for one week. By contrast, those subjects with low levels of anxiety, who were similarly treated, became more anxious. Data also obtained in these studies, but not published, strongly suggested that while these three benzodiazepines possessed similar antianxiety properties, they acted differentially in altering hostile and aggressive feelings; chlordiazepoxide unexpectedly tending to increase them, oxazepam having no effect on them. Accordingly, the present study was designed to examine specifically whether this differential effect of chlordiazepoxide and
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Britney Spears' Net Worth: How Rich Is She Really?
Hollywood is a tricky, fickle place, dominated by excess of all kinds—from serious shopping to dangerous drug addictions. It's very easy for a young starlet to get caught up in all that, and that's exactly what happened with Britney Spears, the former teen queen who burst on to the scene back in 1999. Sadly for Brit, after a few years of success, it all went downhill. There was everything from the infamous "hitting a paparazzo with an umbrella" incident to the 2008 conservatorship that allowed her father to control all her expenses.
But Spears is seriously the comeback kid. These days, she's wealthier than she ever has been—and her lifestyle (while extravagant in some ways) is relatively humble compared to some of her peers. We decided to break down how rich she really is—so read on to find out!
Estimated Net Worth: Spears is in the upper echelon of entertainment, and her net worth is estimated at a staggering $200 million. The best news for Brit? It only continues to grow!
Salary: The Louisiana native has been a fixture on Forbes lists for years now, and is a far cry from the quaint country town where she was raised. Her salaries have fluctuated over the years based on how much she was working, but as of late she's been at the top of her game. Back in May 2012, it was announced that she would be a judge on "The X Factor," Simon Cowell's show that he brought to the United States. Although she isn't returning for another season, she bagged a cool $15 million for it—making her the highest-paid judge on a singing competition series ever. In December 2012, she was listed as the top earning woman in music—banking $58 million last year.
Empire: Over the years, Spears has had her share of major endorsement deals. Back in 2001, she moved somewhat fledgling soda brand Pepsi into the big leagues when she signed a deal with them worth around $7 million. She's been the face of brands like Skechers and Candie's. She also has a serious presence in the celebrity fragrance world. Her first fragrance—called Curious—broke Elizabeth Arden's first week sales record. Now, over one million of her fragrances have been sold worldwide in the past five years, and the empire is reportedly worth over $1.5 billion.
Other Projects: She's dabbled in the film and TV worlds—come on, we all remember her semi-autobiographical 2002 film "Crossroads"—but her biggest side project to date will certainly be her two year Las Vegas residency gig at Caesars Palace, which will reportedly net her $100 million. Yep. Look out, Madonna.
Real Estate: Spears has owned numerous properties over the years (like a mansion off of Mulholland Drive in Beverly Hills that she scooped up for $6.75 million back in 2007 that she recently sold at a massive loss for $4.2 million). Until recently, she was shacking up in a leased 10,000 square foot mansion in Thousand Oaks, a private neighborhood where she has previously rented a swanky property. She also purchased an $8.5 million spread in the same neighborhood in hopes of living there with fiancé Jason Trawick—but the two split soon after.
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I wasn't really sure how to share my photos from my trip to Barcelona in a way that would do the city any kind of justice. I didn't take too many to begin with, but I fell in love with Barcelona in a way that perhaps can only be conveyed through a complete sensory experience; red wine and some kind of tapas + sunshine and salt water + all of its beautiful colours + good spanish guitar if I'm going to be all Vicky Cristina Barcelona. But alas I can't do that (yet) on this website (quite frustrating, as everyone thought we would have flying cars by now and all i want to do is share my food with you guys) so I'm going to have to accept the limiting parameters of a blog and post these here for now... I guess they'll do :-) More on my trip as well as recommendations for food/drink/hotels/sightseeing etc. will all be posted with my digital photos, which my computer won't let me edit yet because of a disk problem. In the mean time, have a lovely weekend!! Let's all pretend we're in Barcelona eating seafood and swimming on the beach together.
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Summer things, shot by Peter on an adventure in Hong Kong's heat. I'm actually back in London right now, but by the time you read this I'll be in Barcelona for a few days of tapas and museums with the family- I'm so excited! It's my first time in Spain and I would love to hear your favourite spots in the city for exploring/ eating/ shopping etc.
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I guess I'm starting to blur the lines between laziness and nonchalance... that's what summer does to you when you can't be bothered to wear anything more than a slinky slip and sandals. Oh, and this Loveless bag by McQ which has become my vehicle of choice as of late. The perfect amalgamation of a tough-girl bag and utilitarian camera bag kind of deal, in which I can hold even the most ridiculous of summer necessities (yes, 3 rolls of film, a litre of water and a bag of Cheez-its are very much necessary). It also fills the shoes of that cool kid backpack you never had...remember how at one point your coolness in primary school was measured by how low you wore your backpack to avoid looking like a ninja turtle and probably not doing much for back and shoulder support? Reliving that with this bag and not complaining.
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As far as life updates go, I've been interning for the past month (hence the blog hiatus) but hopefully I will be able to post more from now on...In other news, I have taken a new liking to hot yoga and muay thai, the latter of which has given me a bruise the size of Texas on my left shin though I would highly recommend both. I've also made my snapchat public (correction: finally gave in) and if you would like live updates of my dog you can help yourselves (or not, but my username is zosuen).Lastly, I've decided that I want to do so more with this platform and have been a little frustrated as to how to do it, so I'm asking you guys; think sustainability in fashion and women's rights. What would you guys like to see more of and how??? Help your girl out.
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Morocco Film Photo Diary
Behold, the most overdue of overdue photo diaries. I don't really know why it took me so long to publish these, but I found a bit of pleasure trickling them in via instagram when a #tbt allowed for it, Thursdays or otherwise. These photos mean a lot to me as they capture one of the most jam-packed, road-trip heavy, tagine-full and memorable trips I've experienced to date, with some of my favourite people. I've included a few places we enjoyed from Marrakech to Fez to Chefchaouen and Essaouira, though it may have been a good idea to write this up once we got back as it's now pretty hard to remember all the places we went to as we managed to do so much within the course of eight days. I hope you enjoy, and let me know if you visit and enjoy Morocco; it was such a vibrant and beautiful country and I'll remember this trip forever.
Part 1: Marrakech
We spent most of our time in Marrakech, but took some time out to make a trip to Fez (+ Chefchaouen) and a day at the end for Essaouira. We stayed in a place Grace and Sommy found via TripAdvisor called Riad Tizwa, as well as a second place after Fes but I highly recommend Tizwa because of how affordable it was as well as the amazing hospitality of the manager Hassan which helped ease some of the initial culture shock at the beginning of the trip, before Kes and Yasmine arrived. It wasn't the most luxurious of riads in the medina (inside the old town of Marrakech) but we loved it, especially the breakfast spread they laid out for us every morning.
For things to see, I'd recommend YSL's Majorelle garden and visiting some of the palaces (We visited the Bahia Palace) aside from getting lost in the souks which can be stressful, but also a sensory overload in a good way. On one of the days we spent an afternoon at The Pause, a kind of desert retreat 30 mins outside of the city, where we had an amazing lunch. We also enjoyed a quiet lunch at Le Table du Palais; Nomad and Le Jardin are lovely new restaurants where you can go for a bite to eat between sightseeing and meandering through the souks. I regret not doing more shopping there, so bring comfortable shoes and your best bargaining skills as you'll find a ton of cool souvenirs in the souks such as Moroccan slippers, carpets and homeware. On our last day, we made a trip to Beldi country club which is the perfect getaway if you feel like lounging at the pool and getting a massage after days of walking and exploring; we tried out the traditional 'hammam' experience which was memorable to say the least. Oh, and if you are lost in the souks and people offer to bring you to your destination, there is a large chance they will ask you for money at the end, and this includes children.
Part 2: Fez
I thought it was easy to get lost in Marrakech's medina, and then we arrived in Fez, which is a tenfold more maze-like. There were noticeably less tourists than Marrakech, and we liked not having to worry about getting run over by motorcyclists in the souk. It was a shame as we planned on visiting a huge leather tannery while we were there but it was closed for renovation so we didn't manage to see it in action. I recommend having lunch at the Ruined Garden restaurant, which we enjoyed before heading back to Marrakech. One of the only souvenirs I brought back to london was a little roll-on bottle of essential oil which the locals use as perfume, and you can find a ton of different scents plus things like argan oil in their pharmacies. Also, don't trust anyone in the souk who tells you that they can show you the best roofs for views (into mosques etc.) as these are scammers and we found out the hard way.
3. Chefchaouen
We took a day trip from Fez to drive 5 hours to the blue town of Chefchaouen. The views along the way were beautiful and though we were only in Chefchaouen for a few hours, it was a nice break from the city; the blue alleyways make for amazing photo ops and made me feel super calm and serene. Compared to Marrakech and Fes, the locals in Chefchaouen are much more quiet and shopkeepers tend to mind their own business rather than lure you to buy souvenirs. It's a great place for a day trip although I wouldn't necessarily recommend staying there overnight (or for a few nights) if you're looking for an activity-packed visit.
4. Essaouira
This was one of my favourite parts of the trip. We drove from Marrakech to the beach town, and were pleasantly surprised along the way by some goats in trees; I got super excited. We arrived explored after a quick lunch, and ended up horseback riding on the beach which was also a highlight (they let you go very very fast). We snuck in a quick snack of fresh and cheap seafood before getting back on the car but I highly recommend visiting for anyone who wants a bit more sun and sea.
I hope the photos managed to capture what an amazing time we had, and writing up this post has given me the itch to travel again. Also, thank you to Grace, Sommy, Yasmine and Kes for being the best travel companions a girl could ask for, as they were the reason I had such a good time. Let me know if any of you plan on visiting Morocco in the future; I'm sure you'll love it.
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A large fire destroyed several buildings at Shoei Foods in Olivehurst late Saturday night.
Watch report: Explosion, fire destroys Olivehurst food facility
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"We got some good pitching from Trey Shields. It was the best he has thrown," Head Coach Jim Wells said. "We're trying to find that other arm on the weekends and maybe Shields can give that to us."
Shields (1-0) picked up his first career win in his first career start for the Crimson Tide, giving up just one hit in four innings. Shields struck out three and walked one.
The Tide scored in all but one inning and pounded out 19 hits en route to a 12-6 win at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. The first three runs came on solo homers by Gabe Scott, Evan Bush, and Cale Iorg.
Gabe Scott and Evan Bush hit back-to-back homers in the bottom of the first inning for the first two runs. It was Scott's eighth home run this season and extended his SEC-leading hitting streak to 26 games.
Iorg's home run, his second of the year, came in the bottom of the second inning to extend Alabama's lead to 3-0.
Spencer Pennington's RBI single in the bottom of the third extended give Alabama a comfortable 5-0 lead. Pennington finished the game 3-for-4 with three RBI, career highs for the Alabama junior. In his last two games, Pennington is 4-for-5 with five RBI.
Pennington got his third RBI in the bottom of the fifth after driving in Matt Bentley, who tripled in the previous at bat.
Wells said Pennington "did well" coming off a key hit in the Tide's ninth-inning comeback win over Florida on Sunday and earned a role as a key pinch-hitter.
Pennington worked in left field Wednesday night, but misjudged a hard hit fly ball in his first game at the position.
Scott continued his impressive hitting display in the bottom of the sixth when he singled to left field to score David Ferazza. Emeel Salem scored on the same play on a Delta Devil fielding error.
In the bottom of the seventh inning, Ferazza hit a sacrifice fly to score Pennington. Matt Grooms made the score 10-3, hitting a pinch-hit RBI single to score Iorg.
Casey Kebodeaux, Matt Downs, Austin Hyatt, and Josh Copeland pitched in relief for the Tide, combining to allow the Delta Devils seven hits and six runs.
Denver Williams (1-5), a knuckle-balling left-hander, took the loss for Mississippi Valley State (18-21), giving up four hits and three runs in two innings pitched.
"I've never seen a left-handed knuckle ball guy. I'm glad we we alive long enough to see that," Wells said.
Zach Penprase had three hits for MVSU and Derrick Keeton hit a pinch-hit, three-run home run in the eighth inning of freshman Austin Hyatt.
Alabama looks to stay atop the SEC Western Division standings this weekend hosting the No. 8 South Carolina Gamecocks in a three-game series at the Joe.
All three games will be televised live, beginning with Friday's series opener at 6:36 p.m. on CSS-TV. The Saturday game will be at 3:06 p.m. and televised as the SEC Game of the Week on FSN South. The series finale is Sunday at 2:06 p.m. and will also be shown on CSS.
*Alabama matched its season-high with three home runs in the win over Mississippi Valley State. All three home runs came in the first two innings. The Crimson Tide has homered in 10 of its last 11 games and has 18 home runs in 11 games this month.
*Alabama senior left fielder Gabe Scott ,(2-for-2, 2 R, HR, 2 RBI) and junior third baseman Evan Bush (2-for-4, 2 R, HR, RBI) hit back-to-back home runs in the bottom of the first inning. Scott's home run was his eighth season, all since April 1. Bush hit his team-leading 11th home run in the game.
*The MVSU game marked just the second time this season Alabama has hit back-to-back home runs Bush and senior OF Morrow Thomley hit consecutive home runs in the fifth inning against Samford on March 2.
*Scott's solo home run came on the first pitch he saw from Denver Williams and extended his hitting streak to 26 consecutive games, the fourth-longest in UA history and the longest since G.W. Keller's 29-game hitting streak over two seasons in 1998 and 1999.
*Scott's 26-game hitting streak is the second-longest in the SEC this season. Ole Miss' Brian Pettway had a 27-game hitting streak earlier this year.
*Of Scott's last nine hits, seven have been extra base hits. He has four doubles and three home runs in the current streak.
*Freshman shortstop Cale Iorg (3-for-5, 2 R, HR, 2 RBI) led off the second inning with a solo home run, his second of the season.
*Senior DH Allen Rice (2-for-3) extended his hitting streak to nine straight games with a third-inning single.
*Junior Spencer Pennington (3-for-4, R, 3 RBI) earned his first start of the season in left field on Wednesday night and collected three hits and three RBI. The three hits and three RBI are both career highs. Pennington is 4-for-5 with five RBI in his last two games for Alabama.
*Redshirt freshman Matt Bentley (2-for-3) had two hits, including his first career triple, in the win over MVSU.
*Junior RHP Trey Shields made his first career start and notched his first win tonight against Miss. Valley State. Shields worked four scoreless innings in the predetermined start and allowed only one hit, one walk and struck out three batters.
*Alabama used a total of 20 players in the game Wednesday, including every available position player with the exception of catchers Kody Valverde and Charlie Lyons.
*The Crimson Tide used 16 position players in the win and every player reached base at least once with the exception of Thomley (0-for-1) and freshman C Chris Kirkland (0-for-2).
*Alabama had 19 hits in the win over MVSU, including at least one hit by 11 different players.
*Alabama is now 5-0 all-time against MVSU.
*Alabama head coach Jim Wells will be on the "Sonny and Wimp Show" on Thursday, April 21 at 9:20 a.m. The popular show airs on WJOX 690-AM in Birmingham. Wells will preview the Crimson Tide's upcoming series with No. 8 South Carolina.


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August 31, 2009By: Christina Vasquez
The Fairfax at Embassy Row Gives New Meaning to Post-Work Cocktails with Daily Happy Hour Social Events
Enjoy a great Happy Hour any weekday at The Fairfax Lounge, located inside Washington's stately Fairfax at Embassy Row. Rub elbows with D.C. power players and enjoy exclusive daily specials available from 4:30-6:30 pm.Martini & Mojito Monday-Taste a featured brand with a speaker from the distillery on hand to discuss their product.Tuesday Taste Tables- Sample selections by Jocky Club Sommelier Pierre Yves RobinWednesday Taste of Embassy Row- A sampling of four delightful wines from a global region paired with tasting bites of the terroir.Thursday Night "Pops!"- A champagne tasting highlighting a particular sparkling wine along with guest speakers and vintners to offer expert commentary.Friday Night Flights-Three-level tasting flight of winemaker or reign selected by Pierre Yves RobinWhether you are a guest at the Fairfax at Embassy Row or work in and around Dupont Circle, join your colleagues, clients or friends and enjoy a drink in true D.C. style. [Map]
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Well, I've come to that place where I feel I have to offload some games I dont play. After listenning to a recent Retronauts podcast, where the topic of discussion was game collecting, I have a ton of games and also collect special promotional stuff, so its constantly adding up!
I've recently acquired some arcade sticks (still to get a bloomin Mad Catz TE!) and plan to mod them with funky fresh buttons and new bezel, so funds will go toward plexi orders.
I've picked out a few games I definetely wish to own, mainly for Saturn and Dreamcast, but still I will always have the urge to pick up some definitive games if I spot em at a good price! Thats my problem, if I go downtown, I always come home with something, only for it to go on the shelf - never to get played!
Clearing out some Xbox and PC games at the mo. Gonna hunker down and get it done! Blog again soon.