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Nightlife: It's in Memphis so there are plenty of options, just not my scene.
Nightlife: I honestly don't know. I assume that Memphis has great bars and an excellent social scene, however that is not how I spend my time.
Nightlife: I came from a huge city with awesome nightlife and Memphis had nothing to offer whatsoever. Students mostly go to a dive bar near by called Zinnie's, and it's grungy......to say the least.
Nightlife: There are always on campus or off campus house parties.
Nightlife: Frat parties off campus are great because there are constantly pledges chauffeuring people around. It's easy for me to get alcohol at frat houses and when boys buy me drinks. I have a fake, but I haven't used it yet. I always have friends that can buy alcohol for me. Currently, I have been participating in a lot of sorority centered parties and those are all pretty great.
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Whether they're technically legal to drink or not, Rhodes students always find ways to have fun. Greek life dominates the on-campus night scene on weekends. At least one fraternity hosts a party each night, and these are open to the entire campus. The parties aren't crazy, but they can still be a lot of fun, particularly while they're still new during your freshman and sophomore years. Plus, you don't have to worry about a DD (designated driver), and often the fraternities make a few pledges DD for students if the party moves to a house off campus. Rhodes Activities Board (RAB) also hosts bus parties at local clubs that are usually a blast, so that's another thing to look forward to.
As students get older, many like to venture out into Memphis to explore the local bar/club scene. Beale Street is perfect if you're over 21, but if you want to avoid getting kicked out, you'll have to get there at around 8:50 p.m.—they start checking IDs at around 9 or 10, and using a fake is risky. Dance clubs like Senses, Atlas, and 152 can be a lot of fun if you go with a group of friends, and all you have to do is ask around to figure out which bars and clubs will "overlook" your birth year. Some places can get a little sketchy, particularly late at night, but talk to upperclassmen and it won't be long before you figure out where or where not to go. Students who want louder, bigger parties check out the night scenes at local universities like University of Memphis and Christian Brothers. And if drinking isn't your thing, Memphis is full of great live music venues and restaurants. Regardless of your age or party style, you'll never have a shortage of things to do at night, when you're ready to take a break from schoolwork.
Senses is probably Memphis's best dance club. It has four different themed dance rooms, and the lighting and music are amazing. Happy hour is from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Spectrum is the main gay club in Memphis. It has two different dance floors, features drag shows, and has various theme nights.
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Club 152 is located downtown on Beale and attracts a lot of different characters. The club usually has a number of different DJs each night, and they play mostly mainstream hip-hop tunes. On Fridays and Saturdays, the place is usually at its full capacity. The drinks are pretty expensive, though there are specials sometimes. If you're into it, the weekends can get pretty wild.
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Also known as Raifords, Hollywood Disco is a popular place for Greek formals and parties hosted by Rhodes organizations. You have to be 21 to drink, but it's one of the best dance clubs in Memphis, so it's a fun club to check out, regardless of your age.
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This is the place to go for killer music. Happy hour is from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. every day. Many people go here for the laid-back atmosphere, the ribs, the rum selection, and the famous musicians that randomly show up and jam out on stage.
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Going to Neil's while at Rhodes (or just in Memphis) is a must. This place is great; they usually have worthwhile drink specials, and the music is fantastic. Wednesday is "College Night."
1835 Madison Ave.
(901) 278-6345
Young Avenue Deli is a favorite among Rhodes students, who go there for the live music and pool tables. Bands play five nights out of the week, and happy hour is from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. during the week. The cover charge depends on the band that's playing, and you have to be 21-and-up or have a guardian with you to see the show. The checking of IDs is lenient, however.
2119 Young Ave.
(901) 278-0034
Silky's has been on Beale since 1992 and is a very popular bar for the 21-and-up crowd. There's a cover charge on Fridays and Saturdays, and every weekend they have live music. The drinks are a bit expensive, but the dueling pianos and blues music make up for it.
183 Beale St.
(901) 522-9596
Frequent live music and beer specials, with a very cheap menu with appetizers, sandwiches, burgers, and fries. This dive bar is a great place to relax with friends.
1589 Madison Ave.
(901) 726-4193
Alfred's opened in the 1980s and has been going strong ever since. It's a favorite on Beale Street and is usually packed. Local bands play throughout the week, and Alfred's has a two-story patio.
197 Beale St. at Third
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1445 Jackson Ave.
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Right off of Beale, with frequent live music, Flying Saucer is a student favorite. This place serves a variety of domestic, import, and microbrew beers. Try the "fire sale beer of the day" and save a few bucks.
130 Peabody Place
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Authentic Irish food and atmosphere, with live Celtic music on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. This place has a wide variety of draught beer and offers outdoor dining. Dan's also showcases English Premier League soccer matches on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
4698 Spottswood
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Great place to go if you want to dance! It can get a little sketchy sometimes, so go with a group, but Thursday night is "College Night."
Both underage and "of age" students enjoy going to the movies.
584 South Mendenhall
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Creating a joint economic development district with Austintown at the location of the racino under construction in the township, Youngstown Mayor Charles Sammarone said, would be a financial benefit to both communities.
Under the city's scenario, Youngstown and Austintown would share money collected from an income tax imposed on all workers at Hollywood Slots at Mahoning Valley Race Course and a profit tax on the racino.
"It benefits both communities," Sammarone said. "In government, everyone has a money problem. You can't sit idle and be satisfied with a win today. You have to do better tomorrow. We have financial ways to help Austintown with [the racino] and other undeveloped properties."
A JEDD permits a city to provide needed infrastructure, such as water and sewer lines, to locations in a township. The city is permitted to impose taxes in exchange for those services.
Youngstown imposes a 2.75 percent income tax on those who live and/or work in the city as well as a 2.75 percent profit tax on companies in the city. The income/profit tax at the racino likely would be 2.5 percent, though that would be negotiable, said Youngstown Finance Director David Bozanich.
But Austintown trustee Lisa Oles is adamantly against the idea, criticizing city officials for looking to make a quick buck at the expense of Penn National Gaming Inc., which owns the racino under construction, and at the expense of its employees.
Bob Tenenbaum, a Penn National spokesman, said his company has had no discussions with the city on water or tax issues.
"A JEDD is a very typical thing that happens in a development project like this," said Tenenbaum, specifically talking about an income tax on workers. "We don't look at a JEDD that taxes employees as anything unusual at all."
But he wasn't as accepting of a profit tax, declining to comment on it.
Also, trustee Jim Davis said he wouldn't oppose an income tax, but doesn't support a profit tax.
"We don't want it to be a money grab," he said. "Granted, it would be great, but we want businesses to build in our community. That would discourage business coming to our community."
The city can't legally change its taxation laws to get rid of a profit tax, but can reduce the tax amount or possibly provide a refund through a tax-credit program, Bozanich said.
Austintown trustee Richard Stauffer couldn't be reached Tuesday to comment.
In a Tuesday letter to township trustees, Sammarone wrote that "the time has come to discuss a mutually beneficial JEDD arrangement."
While there are many possible tax scenarios, Davis said the three trustees agree that any proposal would need unanimous consent from the trio. Oles said she has no interest in working with the city on a tax plan for the racino.
Sammarone wants a definitive answer on the JEDD proposal from the township by the end of the month. If the trustees aren't interested, "we'll figure out Plan B, whatever that is. This is an idea. Either do something or put it to bed. I want to work with people. I'm not here to only help my city. I want to help the area."
Davis wants to keep discussing issues related to the racino with the city.
Oles and Davis said Youngstown officials have told township leaders that a JEDD possibly could provide about $2 million a year in profit and income taxes to be split between the township and city.
Bozanich said there isn't a specific figure, and the city is looking at other scenarios to benefit Youngstown and Austintown.
Among the scenarios is Youngstown assessing a water-connection fee for Penn National's racino if a JEDD doesn't work, city and township officials say.
Bozanich said there are different figures being considered. Oles and Davis said Youngstown officials told township leaders that figure also is $2 million.
Tenenbaum said, "If in fact Youngstown wants a $2 million-a-year payment to use city water, that would be unprecedented. It could have a chilling effect on the project."
The company is looking at all water and sewer options, he added.
Penn National is spending $125 million to construct Hollywood Slots and another $125 million to the state for its slot-machine license and a relocation fee from Beulah Park in Grove City. It will provide $1 million to Austintown in 2014 and 2015 for infrastructure improvements, and then $500,000 a year as long as the racino is open that the township can use at its discretion.
That is enough money for the township, Oles said.
"We're not looking to get any more money than what will be given to us from Penn National," she said.
The racino is expected to be finished by next year. It will feature about 1,000 video slot machines.
Oles' relationship with city officials has been cool since Youngstown proposed in August 2006 — during the Mayor Jay Williams administration — a JEDD with Austintown and the portions of Boardman that get city water. The plan was to tax existing and future businesses in those townships. The pushback from Oles and others resulted in the proposal going nowhere.
Sammarone, who was city council president at the time of the JEDD proposal, said he also opposed taxing existing businesses in the suburbs.
The city needs to grab more cash in order to 'fund' downtown bars. Hope the good people of Austintown and their well respected elected officials throw up another roadblock to this nonsense.
It is evident that once again Finance Director Bozanich has his hand up the Mayor's back. It is unfortunate that over the past 7 years Youngstown has been unable to elect a Mayor who is an independent thinker.
Bozanich's only motivation here is to fatten up Youngstown's water fund so that the proceeds may be doled out to certain "economic development" projects which ultimately produce very little in the way of increased tax revenues, but many of which hold more personal benefits for himself and some city council members.
If Austintown officials are wise, they will avoid entering into any agreements brokered by Bozanich.
Youngstown politics is the new "black hand". Let the project continue as is. Why do political thieves and thugs go after new business in this area like the mob used to. Youngstown always looking at ways to take money away from innocent citizens just because they got a $10 an hour job. Don't you think people like Sammarone, Bozanich, Clark and the rest of those clowns make enough money. Print their salaries with benefits and put it next to the poor sap who will get taxed for making $10 an hour.
Youngstown had nothing to do with getting the racino here but now they want a piece of the action? Please. I didn't see Sammarone driving 3 hours to each gaming meeting trying to convince them to allow the plans to pass. I didn't see Sammarone meeting with anyone while the talks were happening. I agree Bozanich is a shyster and no deal he proposes is good for the townships. Water has gone up every year and still they don't have enough money. Maybe they should look at their out of control spending.
Austintown has worked too hard to give Ytown anything. This is actually pathetic if you think about it. Soooo you gonna give me money for doing nothing COME ON!
The Youngstown brain-trust is giving JEDD such new meanings as "Jeopardize Every Decent Development" and "Jawbone Every Darn Dime."
Perhps the most apt is "Just Eagerly Devouring Dollars "
There is no way I would want to enter into any type of agreement with Youngstown but there is a huge problem. The City of Youngstown only has one asset on which they can capitalize: water. This facility will require significant quantities of water from the casino, to the restaurants, and especially the horse area. Youngstown has established and maintained a water supply and distribution system. They have it and they can use it for leverage. Where else will the racino get the water? Aqua Ohio? Warren? Any other water empoundment is many miles away and the cost to install a line would be prohibitive to the project. Look at a map; Youngstown, Niles and McDonald own Meander Reservoir. Canfield buys bulk water from them. Many communities across the country require annexation for water supply. So, Trustee Oles can talk tough but she will have little choice but to enter into some type of agreement with Youngstown. It's the best "worst" option.
Clearly, no one understands what a "JEDD" (Joint Economic Development District) truly is... Let me break it down.
Youngstown is a municipality and has authority to impose an income tax, Austintown Township does not have authority to impose an income tax. Therefore, municipalities benefit from having jobs by collecting income tax on workers, but townships do not... (mind you these work in the township, use township services, but may not reside in township and pay property taxes, etc)
So now that you see Austintown is at a disadvantage because they are going to need to improve infrastructure, provide more safety services, etc. due to the increased development of the area we must look at how they can compensate for that loss.
Back in the 90's the State of Ohio began this program to help aide the townships one of two ways, while of course providing an incentive for a municipalities.
One, JEDD is formed in a district of township. Muni provides services, utilities, etc. to district in return of collecting an income tax.
Or, JEDD is formed in a districtof township. Muni simply provides and income tax collection service for the township and keeps a small percentage.
Read the following article to see how Etna Township down here in Central Ohio has used JEDDs to help pull in revenue for the township.
Bottom line is, the only people that hurt from this program are those employed by the businesses. And simply put if the Casino was in a municipality the employees would have to pay the income tax anyway. So what makes working in a township soooo special that you shouldn't have to pay an income tax???
What I think will likely happen is that we will see the two form a JEDD (which I will give a standing ovation for their efforts, about time someone in the Valley utiltizes an innovative program). The agreement will include Youngstown providing some services to the township, including collecting an income tax. In return, Youngstown will kick back a good chunk of that income tax to Austintown Twp. This WILL benefit Austintown Twp more that it will Youngstown.
Please do not read into the political rhetoric. I know everyone grew up with a corrupt and innefficient government in the Valley, but in this case you have to put that notion to the side and recognize this is a SMART move.
"The Youngstown brain-trust is giving JEDD such new meanings as "Jeopardize Every Decent Development" and "Jawbone Every Darn Dime." " -- Do your research, JEDDs have proven to be very beneficial in spurring economic development across the state.
If anyone needs any other Information please let me know and I could provide you with the legislation and fact sheets. I don't have a dog in this fight, just simply would like to help educate the public.
I have lived in both Austintown and Youngstown and before everyone gets their political knickers in a twist, consider the benefits to both the city and the township. With the extra tax money - Youngstown might be able to reduce its tax rate back closer to the former two percent. Sharing the proceeds with Austintown will help the township to maintain roads (which will crumble quickly with the increased traffic) while giving the township access to the water it will need (minus the surcharge). Who loses? No one - and in fact, both areas become stronger financially. Columbus has done much of the same, in fact, if you could see a map flying over Columbus it looks like an octopus - with pockets of joint development stretching in all directions. Columbus continues to grow - look at Polaris, Gemini Place and other locations where new living space, restaurants and shops are being built. But don't worry - the blue-collar, me first, democratic party thug thinking will likely prevail and those of us who live and work here will be the losers
"Youngstown and Austintown would share money collected from an income tax imposed on all workers" ... what??
Unfortunately for the workers some form of JEDD or cooperative will have to come to pass for all the reasons previously stated; water, increased services costs to the township, etc. The workers should not be the only ones shouldering that tax burden though, without taxing any of the profits of the company. I'm not saying solely and unfairly tax the business, but it is the business owners who will be the chief beneficiary of the racino and its profits, not Austintown, not Youngstown, nor the employees.
Auntiem: Yes, the income tax would be imposed on all those earning an income in the proposed district. Youngstown will be the taxing authority and collector. Youngstown and Austintown would then come to a mutual agreement on the split based on the increased services of the two jurisdiction.
YtownPar: I would not go as far to say "unfortunate" for the workers, majority of Ohioans pay a muni income tax in one way or another.
I understand where you are coming from with taxing the business and not the employees. However, you must consider that the casinos are already being taxed, and at a reasonable rate. In fact, Youngstown and the Valley are already benefitting from the taxes being collected from all the casinos across the State. Casinos are a Cash Cow for the State of Ohio.
Lisa Oles has the right attitude but at the end of the day the racino needs water and Youngstown has it. A JEDD will also give Austintown additional funds via the income tax and those funds are needed to remove blight and make capital improvements. She can't really make an argument that the township doesn't need the money.
Mayor Sammarone is doing his job by looking out for what's best for Youngstown. No one will like it but a JEDD is coming.
I guess we all forgot how important water is. Several years ago, Wal-Mart officials worked out a deal with Youngstown where the city would provide water to the lines to the superstore provided a portion of newly hired employees be local (Youngstown city) residents.
Now they seem to want more. Not only being able to collect 2.75% income tax on employees but also take a cut of the profits. Be careful you don't make a deal you regret later on. It could ruin what may be a great future enterprise.
Maybe Lisa Oles should spend less time at Austintown Township Park.
Just a thought....
I am not so sure Youngstown needs the income. Has anyone driven down Meridian Road Lately? Lots of new business there and still Meridian Road is one of the most unfit four lane roadways I have ever had the displeasure of driving on. Wasn't the JEDD with Girard and Liberty enough to fix this road?. Not to mention that many years ago Youngstown had a shot at River Boat Gambling down near B&O Station and the citizenry had a fit at the very mention of the idea. Niles could also use the income and being that they are also part of MVSD, I'd rather see them get the JEDD than these blackmailing thugs in Youngstown. Ask Liberty and Girard citizens if they have seen any favorable action from the JEDD's with Youngstown after all, they blackmailed those communities too!


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WWU Expects Rugby Resurgence |
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Life University, Davenport, Lindenwood, Wheeling Jesuit, and Notre Dame College appear to be just the beginning of the trend. As colleges and universities jostle for attention from potential candidates, they want notoriety, and they want a way to attract diverse pools of students. And the door is opening in Bellingham, Wash., where Western Washington University eliminated its football program in January of 2009. WWU rugby continued to operate as it had before, as a good club side. They didn't pounce immediately, when Vikings football ended, and in the end, that was smart. |


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The X-Ecutioners
The X-Ecutioners | |
Also known as | X-Men Ill Insanity |
Origin | New York City, New York, USA |
Genres | Hip Hop/Turntablism |
Years active | 1989–present |
Associated acts | DJ Premier, Mike Patton |
Members | Total Eclipse DJ Boogie Blind DJ Precision |
Past members | Mista Sinista Rob Swift Roc Raida (deceased) |
The X-Ecutioners is a group of hip hop DJs / turntablists from New York.
Formed as a DJ crew in the early nineties and originally including 11 members, under the name X-Men, which was chosen partly because of their rivalry between Super DJ Clark Kent's crew of DJs, known as the Supermen, and partly after the Marvel Comics characters, but had to change their name due to trademark infringement.
After the group's name changed, the crew was later reduced to members Rob Swift, Roc Raida, Total Eclipse, and Mista Sinista (named after the Marvel Comics' Mister Sinister) before releasing their debut album X-Pressions. Sinista later left the group shortly after the release of Built from Scratch, and Rob Swift left the group for personal and artistic reasons in 2005.
In the wake of Swift's departure, The X-Ecutioners have been scarcely heard of; however, the latest word is that the group has two new members, DJ Boogie Blind and DJ Precision.[1]
The X-Ecutioners have worked with many famous artists on their albums Built From Scratch and Revolutions and are highly respected in hip hop for their turntable skills, being infamous for the technique known as beat juggling. They have been known to do numerous collaborations, ranging from Kool G Rap to Cypress Hill, Mike Shinoda and co-released an album with Mike Patton called General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners. The X-Ecutioners contributed to a remix of Run-DMC's "King of Rock" on the Harmonix game Amplitude, and the DJ group's song "Like This" was featured in the video game SSX 3. Their Music And Themselves Also Featured In The Game NFL Street.
As of 2007, Rob Swift, Total Eclipse and Precision have formed a new group called Ill Insanity. Their latest release, "Ground Xero" contains 14 tracks featuring the likes of DJ QBert, DJ Excess, and Grand Master Roc Raida.
Ill Insanity has posted a blog on their Myspace regarding a reunion tour in Australia in October, 2008. The group commented in their blog
"Undeniably one of the greatest turntablist crews of all time, New Yorks legends The X-Ecutioners are reuniting exclusively to tour Australia for the very first time. The supremely talented turntablists, Grand Master Roc Raida, Rob Swift, Boogie Blind, Total Eclipse and Precision have exclusively come together for this tour and across 10 turntables will leave you speechless with their unbelievable turntable skills of cutting, mixing, scratching and beat juggling."
The group has already announced the tour dates on both the X-Ecutioners' and Ill Insanity's Myspace Reunion Tour Blog.[2]
In a recent interview with E.Zee Radio (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/E-ZEERADIO/2009/09/27/E-ZEE-RADIO-SHOW.mp3?localembed=download), Mista Sinista says the current X-Men are Rob Swift, Mista Sinista, Total Eclipse, Boogie Blind, Steve D, Sean C, Johnny Cash, Diamond J, Exotic E + Roc Raida who will always be there.
Roc Raida died on Sept. 19th, 2009 from complications from training in Krav Maga.
Year | Title | Chart positions | |
1997 | X-Pressions
– | – |
2002 | Built from Scratch
15 | 13 |
2004 | Revolutions
118 | 50 |
2005 | General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners
2008 | Ground Xero
Compilation Albums[edit]
- 1997: "Japan X-Clusive"
- 2003: "Scratchology"
- 2002: "It's Goin' Down"
- ^ Scratch Magazine, Sept./Oct. 2006.
- ^ Myspace Reunion Tour Blog
External links[edit]
- The X-Ecutioners at Rolling Stone Magazine
- The X-Ecutioners at IGN Music


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Petroleb, a closely held Lebanese company, said it intended to hire Lebanese oil and gas professionals as it plans to form partnerships with companies to bid for offshore petroleum exploration and production contracts in Lebanon, according to a company statement Tuesday.
"We will be working on putting together competitive compensation packages for Lebanese oil and gas professionals who are working abroad," chief operating officer Naji Abi Aad said in the statement.
The Lebanese government plans to invite companies to bid in the nation's first auction of exploration rights in the first quarter of 2013, Finance Minister Mohammad Safadi said on Dec. 3.
The marine area that will be open to exploration is close to ones located in the waters of Israel and Cyprus where Noble Energy Inc. found natural gas reserves.
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The choir is directed by Bonnie Rennich.
--Immanuel Baptist Church Choir will present the Easter cantata "REMEMBER: Where the Past Ends and Forever Begins" on April 1 at 10:30 a.m. in the church at 1615-2nd St. SE.
The choir is directed by Virginia Dohms.
--Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church Choirs will present "Tenebrae: A Service of Darkness" under the direction of Lucas L. Brown, Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the church at 707-16th Ave. SW.


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You can always tell in London which young designer is really doing well by taking a rough head count of how many people in the audience turn up at shows wearing their clothes. By that yardstick, Christopher Kane and Mary Katrantzou have lots of real customers, and so does J.W. Anderson, whose fall 2012 windowpane-check sweaters and circle skirts have been everywhere. What they will be picking out next season is interesting to speculate on, since Jonathan Anderson has moved away from where he was a year ago, turning out cleverly tweaked classic Americana like sweatshirts, kilts, and varsity jackets. Now he's intent on pushing his collection into experimental mode, where the garment types become less familiar and more like exercises in discovering fresh forms.
The conceptual edge of fall makes it tricky to describe. Maybe there's something vaguely medical in it—the way dresses and tops fasten in the back like hospital gowns, and the chunky white slip-on shoes recall nurses' standard-issue footwear. But then again, maybe not, because of the fabrics he's using this season: heavy felted wool for dresses, leather for gathered-neck tops, crinkly nylon for wide-legged pull-on pants.
Where did all of that come from? Anderson didn't have a linear explanation, except to say that he and his stylist, Benjamin Bruno, had been working on a lot of abstract techniques with fabric in the studio on Shacklewell Lane, guided only by whether the results seemed genuinely new to their eyes. They ended up messing around, reworking necklines and pockets and laying extra fabric on shoulderlines so they assumed angular, flyaway shapes. Long skirts were sliced open front and back and layered over shorter ones. As for the fur tube tops? That was an idea held over from his menswear collection in January.
The result? Puzzling at first sight, maybe—but not in a way that can be dismissed out of hand. These are the kind of clothes stylists love to photograph—Anderson's work has always had that editorial quality. The fact that they've moved beyond any obvious narrative shows ambition—and the fact that a designer still in his twenties is daring enough to do that is a riveting thing to watch.
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Please view the article below for our 2013-2014 Policy and Procedures for Room Changes, Open Spaces, Upperclass Wait Lists, or browse the links to the right for more policy information.
Room Changes and Open Spaces
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No Smoking Policy
- Room Changes & Open Spaces: If you are interested in requesting a room switch, you must contact the Wolman Housing Office. Room change requests will be made on a case by case basis, depending upon the nature of the request. Once the academic year begins, all room switch requests are handled by the Office of Residence Life.
If you switch to another suite/apartment in university housing, please notify your roommate/suitemates of your decision so they may have the opportunity to plan for the upcoming year.
If you learn that a space has become available within your unit you may contact the Wolman Housing Office at phone 410-516-7960 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to request a new roommate. However, the student you are requesting to pull in must already be housed in a comparable space within the university housing system and the switch must occur quickly, within a two (2) business-day timeframe. We will require hearing directly from the proposed new roommate to confirm all are in agreement. If there has been no other placement made, we will do what we can to honor the request. However, if a student has already been assigned to the space, we will be unable to accommodate your request. Do not ask us to change another student's housing assignment.Housing will attempt to notify students if a new assignment occurs within their room, suite or apartment, however after Friday, July 26th, no attempts will be made due to the quick turn-around time involved in making last minute room assignments.
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- Termination of Housing Contract: Release from the housing contract is permitted only under conditions of academic dismissal, withdrawal or leave of absence and with written approval of the Associate Director of Housing. Students will receive a prorated refund of housing and dining charges in accordance with University policy if they withdraw prior to the end of the 10th week of the semester. There will be no refunds after the end of the 10th week of the semester. Thereafter, the student is responsible for payment of all charges under the contract for the full academic year. If you are not returning, please notify your roommate of your decision so they may have an opportunity to plan for the upcoming year.
Sophomore Students: If you are not returning to the University, it is your responsibility to directly inform Housing & Dining Services by August 1st, 2013 of your decision not to return. If you fail to notify Housing of your intent not to return to the University by August 1st, 2013 you will be responsible for a $500.00 administrative fee.
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MirrOlure® She Dog®
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These are the best top waters on the market!! I've used others and nothing has ever come close to these babies. I've limited out on trout with these multiple times, including earlier this week.The bone on chrome is an absolute winner every time, I first heard about this on a show called flats class on the sports man channel and has always been my go to top water. It's out-fished Heddon, Rapalas, Jimmy Houstons, yo-zuri and many others. Trust me don't pass up this great lure in this color.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by liveforthis good lure
I use on overcast mornings when the flats are a little choppy. Has great sound and good action.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by saltyweeks Great early morning trout lure
I've used this MirrOlure on some early morning SC speckled trout trips. They hit this thing with gusto. I think the sonic addition and the size makes it even better than the Top Dog. It has outfished the Top Dog on the guided trips I've taken.
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I have the Brian Bailey black straight leg pant in large. They are a good fit and I love the fabric. They are a good length to wear with a 2 or 3 inch boot or shoe for me because I am 5ft1. They can be worn now in the winter or any time of the year. They are good quality and look nice with most sweaters or blouses. They are my favorite pants !
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These are very nice pants but are definatelyfor summer. You can see through a single layerof this fabric. They are nice and long and as Ihave said in other reviews...It is hard for meto find pants here with an inseam that is longenough. So, thanks Brian! That being said I don'tfeel they are worth so much money. I don't mindpaying for the name...but maybe Brian should havesigned these ones..lol!
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The high cost of home heating and utilities have caused many people to turn to alternative heating sources such as space heaters, fireplaces and wood stoves. While these alternative methods of heating may be acceptable, they also are a major contributing factor in residential fires. Over one-quarter of heating fires result from improper maintenance of equipment, specifically the failure to clean the equipment.
"Having a working smoke alarm dramatically increases your chances of surviving a fire," said State Fire Marshal Charles Duffy. "And remember to practice your home escape plan frequently with your family."
Carbon monoxide poisoning is another danger when using fuel-burning heating equipment and occurs most often when equipment is not vented properly. Carbon monoxide is known as the "silent killer" because you cannot see it, smell it or taste it. At lower levels of exposure, CO causes mild effects that often are mistaken for the flu. These symptoms include headaches, dizziness, disorientation, nausea and fatigue. The effects of CO exposure can vary greatly from person to person depending on age, overall health and the concentration and length of exposure.
Preventing home heating fires
• Fireplaces and wood stoves
Be sure the fireplace or stove is installed properly. Wood stoves should have adequate clearance (3 feet) from combustible surfaces as well as proper floor support and protection. Have your chimney inspected annually and cleaned, if necessary.
Keep a glass or metal screen in front of the fireplace opening to prevent embers or sparks from jumping out and unwanted material from going in. Keep flammable or combustible materials away from your fireplace mantel.
Never close your damper with hot ashes in the fireplace. Allow ashes to cool and dispose of them in a metal container.
• Space heaters
Be sure your heater is in good working condition. Inspect for cracked, frayed or broken plugs or loose connections and exhaust parts for carbon build-up. Be sure the heater has an emergency shutoff in case it is tipped over.
Space heaters need space. Keep all things that can burn, such as paper, bedding or furniture, at least 3 feet away from heating equipment.
Never use fuel-burning appliances without proper room venting; burning fuel can produce deadly fumes. Use only the fuel recommended by the heater manufacturer.
Plug power cords only into outlets with sufficient capacity and never into an extension cord.
Carbon monoxide safety
Have a trained professional inspect, clean and tune up your home's central heating system and repair leaks or other problems. Fireplaces and wood stoves should be inspected each year and cleaned or repaired as needed.
Never use an oven or range to heat your home and never use a gas or charcoal grill inside your home or in a closed garage.
Do not run a vehicle or other fueled engine or motor indoors, even if garage doors are open. Normal circulation will not provide enough fresh air to reliably prevent a dangerous buildup of CO.
Protect your home
Install smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside each sleeping area and on every level of the home. For the best protection, interconnect all smoke alarms throughout the home — when one sounds, they all sound. Test smoke alarms at least once a month.
Install a carbon monoxide alarm in a central location outside each sleeping area. CO alarms measure levels of the gas over time and are designed to sound an alarm before an average, healthy adult would experience symptoms.
For more information on home heating safety, visit www.wsp.wa.gov/fire/firemars.
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Regarding "NJ Transit guessed wrong" (Page A-1, Dec. 3):
Almost daily, we're reading about the monumental extra costs incurred by Port Authority, NJ Transit and PSE&G due to superstorm Sandy. We also learn about poor judgment immediately before the storm.
In essence, these agencies are saying to taxpayers: You paid us once through high tolls and rates and exorbitant fares to support our bloated executive ranks and runaway and inefficient spending; now, you're going to pay us again.
But should we?
Doesn't good risk management require that you plan for the worst-case scenario and obtain insurance or other funding mechanisms to respond financially and operationally to those admittedly rare occurrences? Businesses of all sizes do this regularly, knowing that they won't be able to simply raise prices after a fire or flood to cover their losses.
So what kind of advanced planning and risk financing did the high-priced management teams at these agencies do? Or was it a culture of "Oh, we'll just get more money from the public if anything bad happens"?
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NEWARK, N.J. – A known associate of the Grape Street Crips criminal street gang involved in a 2009 crack cocaine conspiracy was convicted today for his role in the conspiracy to sell the drug, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
The jury returned a guilty verdict against Stevie Buckuse, 35, of Newark, following a two-day trial before U.S. District Judge Stanley R. Chesler in Newark federal court. Buckuse was convicted of all three counts charged against him in the Second Superseding Indictment on which he was tried: one count of conspiring to distribute crack cocaine and two counts of distribution of crack cocaine.
According to documents filed in this case and the evidence at trial:
Buckuse conspired with members of the Grape Street Crips, including Marquis Works, a/k/a "Freak," and Rasheed Smith, a/k/a "Weed," to sell crack cocaine in the Hyatt Court housing community in Newark between June and August 2009. In total, Buckuse and his co-conspirators distributed approximately 120 grams of crack cocaine during the course of the conspiracy, investigated through the use of an FBI confidential informant.
On the conspiracy count (Count One) and one of the distribution counts (Count Three) Buckuse faces a minimum potential penalty of 20 years in prison, a maximum potential penalty of life in prison and a fine of $8 million. On the other distribution count (Count Two), Buckuse faces a minimum potential penalty of 10 years in prison, a maximum potential penalty of 80 years in prison and a fine of $4 million – as well as any restitution ordered by the court. Sentencing is currently scheduled for September 29, 2011.
Both Works and Smith have pleaded guilty to crack cocaine charges and await sentencing before Judge Chesler.
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited special agents of the FBI, under the direction of Special Agent In Charge Michael B. Ward in Newark, for the investigation leading to today's guilty verdict.
The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Rodney Villazor and David Foster of the U.S. Attorney's Office Narcotics/Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force Unit in Newark.
Defense counsel: Michael Pedicini Esq., Morristown, N.J.
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Former Vol and former 2006 first round pick in for a visit. At least now we are looking at free agent CBs.
If we really want a press cover we would sign Jammer. We wont be playing a ton of press coverage this year. Dont be fooled guys! We dont have the corners to play that! Let alone we dont get enough qb pressure for that to work successfully. We will still be mainly a zone team with some blitz packages!


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Louis Farrakhan Is Calling Rihanna Fans "Swine"
I'm safe to say that the Minister of The Nation Of Islam, Mr. Louis Farrakhan is not a fan of [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Rihanna[/lastfm]. According to TheUrbanDaily.com, he's saying her fans are "filthy swine"!
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During a speech on Sunday at the annual "Saviour's Day" convention in Illinois, Minister Farrakhan spoke in front of 18,000 about things like Scientology and how the religion's goal to "civilize white people" was "exceedingly valuable to every white person on earth." He also said that he would not distance himself from his "friend," Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi. But the kicker of the night wasn't about Scientology or the Libyan dictator…it was about how he felt about Rihanna and her fans, calling them "Filthy Swine"! LMAO! We swine now!
Minister Farrakhan criticized the sexually charged performances of Rihanna saying they were "filthy" and that people who enjoyed such antics were "swine," a description he also applied to homosexuals and lesbians.
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A minister says I perform filthy,sat+watched the filth,then called u SWINE for doin the same!Haa,Is that judgment in ur tone? #justgetsbettR—
Rihanna (@rihanna) February 28, 2011
I certainly don't think u are swine! But a holy man of God does!!! #swineNavy—
Rihanna (@rihanna) February 28, 2011
OMG! You calling us swine Minister? Well oink, oink sir!!
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Departures: None
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Storyline: Heading into the 2012 season, the storyline for Texas linebackers was simple: do the promising young talents step up to replace productive seniors Keenan Robinson and Emmanuel Acho? A year later, the answer is a definitive "no". The problems were numerous and glaring. After just two games, the most experienced and consistent linebacker, then junior Jordan Hicks, was injured and lost for the year. Middle linebacker Steve Edmond showed a combination of tentative play, discomfort on the field, and poor execution as a result of playcalling. Strongside linebacker Demarco Cobbs showed poor aptitude for the position and failed to capitalize on his tremendous raw abilities. The opportunities provided to young players like Kendall Thompson, Tevin Jackson, Dalton Santos, and Peter Jinkens were met with mixed results.
The single biggest question mark for this Texas team is whether or not the linebackers can turn it around. Arguably, the linebackers were the unit that struggled the most in 2012. 2013 spring ball is their opportunity to start fresh and rewrite their narrative. Manny Diaz's job at Texas likely depends upon whether or not he can develop a very raw crop of linebackers and if he can get them to execute on the field.
Battle to watch: After mulling this one over for some time, I'm going to have to give the cop out answer. The biggest "battle to watch" for the linebackers is...well, all of them. Sometimes coaches say all positions are open, and its lip service. When discussing the Texas linebackers, its not. Aside from Jordan Hicks, presuming he returns healthy and ready to play, its difficult to pencil in the other 2 starters at LB. Even then, Hicks' position isn't written in stone. Ultimately, the battle to watch is Diaz's philosophy. Does he continue to play a true middle linebacker, which will feature Steve Edmond or Dalton Santos being flanked by the crop of athletic linebackers? Or does he opt to get more speed on the field, moving Hicks to middle linebacker as Keenan Robinson did and add another speedy linebacker to the field?
Overview: The discussion starts with where Manny Diaz goes after last year, and he begins by building the group from the inside out. Serious consideration should be given to shuffling the linebacking group, and whether or not the defense is best served by sticking Jordan Hicks right in the middle of it. In this humble blogger's opinion, the Texas linebackers would best be prepared for a Big 12 schedule by putting its defensive leader, and most talented linebacker, in the middle. With Jordan Hicks manning the middle, Kendall Thompson builds on a solid late 2012 to fill in the weakside backer position. And, as head of the Peter Jinkens fan club (currently accepting all applicants), I think Jinkens steps in and becomes everything Texas fans wanted Demarco Cobbs to be: a fast, athletic, and instinctive field linebacker that can cover slot receivers, blitz QBs, and cover wide ranges of space. Tevin Jackson is an additional weapon at linebacker who came on late as a situational, speedy edge rusher.
The other option available for Diaz? Stick to the 2012 plan and hope you can develop the linebackers. Keep Steve Edmond at middle linebacker, teach him better technique, and hope increased repetition and comfort with the position lets him play fast and instinctive. Hope a healthy Jordan Hicks can clean up any misses from the weakside. Line Peter Jinkens up to the field and let him fly. While this is technically the "safer" option because it's a less dramatic shift from last year, I'm not convinced the Texas linebacking problems of 2012 doesn't necessitate dramatic change.
I think we can tell a lot about what the Texas defense will look like when it rolls out the first defense in the annual Orange and White game. Does the defense roll Hicks - Edmond - Jinkens, or does it mix up Thompson - Hicks - Jinkens? The answer, and its results, could go a long way towards answering whether or not Manny Diaz keeps his job at Texas.


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NDSU's College of Engineering and Architecture hosts 7th annual robotics competition
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NDSU works to bring out the best in students, and not just college students.
NDSU hosted its 7th annual Bison BEST Robotics competition on Saturday.
Best Robotics is a platform for all those whiz kids in high school and middle schools to exhibit outstanding talent in the field of science. Students from North Dakota and Minnesota battled it out at one of the best robotics competitions in the northern Mid-West.
Students participating in the event ranged from seventh to 12th grade. These young stars made a variety of self-designed robots and put them to work.
The competition has a new theme each year. This year the theme was "space elevator."
The idea behind this year's theme was to build a cost efficient and faster mode of transportation between earth and space stations, without burning fossil fuel. The NDSU College of Engineering and Architecture organized the event at the Benston Bunker Fieldhouse.
BEST stands for Boosting Engineering Science and Technology.
"[The competition] is a chance to recognize talent amongst the high school kids early on," said Nancy Rossland, assistant to the dean for the college of engineering and architecture. "They get a chance to work on a project right from the designing to the competition, with only moderate guidance from their mentors."
The 8 teams that participated in the event comprised students ranging between ages 13 and 16.
Two of the participating teams also had home-schooled students.
Luke Kulkert, a home-schooled eighth-grader, was a member of the Reach Robotics team.
"It's my first time here and I am very excited," he said. "But I feel confident because members of our team have won here in 2011 and 2010 in the past."
Reach Robotics has also won awards at various other robotic events in Orlando, Kulkert said.
For the competition, each team was given a kit that they were required to use. They could neither add nor omit parts from the kit. Each team came up with unique and innovative designs, even though they worked from the same kits.
The Benston Bunker Fieldhouse felt like a boiling pot of ideas as students were busy assembling, tweaking and testing their units and giving final touches to their robots. The students built their robots in merely six weeks.
Another unique aspect of this competition was the names the participants gave their designs. Names like Spock 1.0 and HECTOR (Highly Efficient Celestial Trans Orbiting Robot) reminded one of science fiction movies.
"We feel like working for a real company," said 14-year-old Talia Dalzell, a 10th grader from West Fargo High School. "We have work division amongst different departments and Note Taker co-ordinates with all the departments to ensure that each is in sync."
Jesse Linge, president of Khaotic Robots, believes that robotic space elevators are not too far into the future now.
"By 2070 we will have fully functional unmanned robotic space elevators that would replace the shuttles forever," he said.
The mentors also played an important role in this competition.
Jim Walter, mentor of Reach Robotics and a member of forum for home-schooled kids, said, "My job was to lead them from behind. I or any other mentors did not intervene in the designing or manufacturing of the robots. We would ask them the right questions to lead them on. Besides that, it is all the students' hard work and efforts."
The competition resulted in awards for the best robots, as well as individual awards for excellence in marketing, programming, creative design, team t-shirts, team mascot and other categories. The overall concept of the competition was aimed at producing well-rounded students that can make it big in all spheres of life, not just in science and technology.