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Congratulations DONALD GLOVER/CHILDISH GAMBINO on the IAMDONALD Tour. That shit was epic!
400 Saint Peter St
Saint Paul, MN 55102-1105
(651) 224-2354
2903 Lyndale Ave S.
Minneapolis, MN 55408
(612) 354-3512
Get your mutha fuckin drink on at the W Hotel in Minneapolis
821 Marquette Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55402-2929
(612) 215-3700
Thanks Andy V. for the e-mail heads up.
Submitted by Vanessa:
Here are a few places Donald should consider going to after his final show on the tour in Minneapolis — places where there will be no bro rape and all the girls are "can get it"-worthy. 1. The 1029 Bar. It's relatively close to the Varsity Theatre and has award-winning karaoke. They have pretty much any song ever written on their karaoke list and the Thursday night crowd there tends to seek out the obscure tunes that are still crowd pleasers (recent examples: "Bossy", "Flagpole Sitta"). Their website: http://the1029bar.com/
Submitted by JP:
Uptown Minneapolis is supposedly hipster central, but I put my money on Northeast ("Nordeast"). Case in point: Surdyk's Liquor and Cheese Shop, "the midwest's largest liquor store since 1934" and one of the happeningest places any day of the weeks—but particularly so during tastings. And it just so happens that on May 19 (in honor of Donald?) a wine and cheese tasting will be going down from 5-9. It would make a great pre-show pre-game spot, after which you can then drunkenly explore Northeast (which is the best way to do it, of course) and all the swag it has to offer.
303 East Hennepin Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55414
Submitted by dodoots:
Now, I know that the Minnesota show is taking place in Minneapolis, but the fantastic city of St. Paul is only minutes away, and there you can find:
Really great selection of men's clothing and local art on display, especially good for shoes and sweaters.
And afterwards you can head over to
These guys have amazing sixty cent buffalo wings after 9PM, and a pretty decent rotating selection of beers.
Submitted by Steven:
3463 N. Clark Street
Ian's is a by-the-slice pizza joint bent on bringing culinary creativity and quality to the masses at an affordable price. They don't own freezers and take great pride in every single slice. You'll find options there that won't be found anywhere else. Try out a black bean with feta and avocado, spicy chicken burrito, or their most popular creation, the mac n cheese.
Although Kanye West, Don C, Lupe Fiasco, Kid Cudi and Big Sean have stepped down on the grounds of RSVP the place is missing that GAMBINO presence. Now you know, check that shit out. Some of the brands include…
Comme des Garcons
Dee & Ricky (haha)
and Kanye West Bandannas (haha)RSVP GALLERY 1753 N Damen Ave. Chicago, IL 60647 Hours M-S: 12-7 Sun: 12-5
Thanks to Cody for the e-mail..
YOLK is only open til 3pm but they open real early and although they have several locations it doesn't look like a quantity over quality situation. I'm sayin this looks good!
The Closest one to the venue is located at…
River North
747 N Wells
Chicago, IL 60654
Phone: 312.787.2277
HOT DOUG'S has over 2,000 reviews and is at 4 1/2 stars. They must be doing something right. If that wasn't enough, here is a quote from their website
Memorial Day: You would think that a holiday that signifies the start of summer would be the perfect time to sell lots of hot dogs. Unfortunately, Scotch was invented in 1494. Therefore…Hot Doug's will be closed for Memorial Day.
3324 North California Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618-5848
(773) 279-9550
KUMA'S CORNER got damn, another Chicago eatery rocking the 4 1/2 stars with over 2500 reviews. The burgers here are no fucking Joke I'm just going to have to post a few pics up.
2900 West Belmont Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618-5804
(773) 604-8769
No joke this is some pornographic food shit, damn!
If you get a chance, check out this large mural created by Shepard Fairey in the streets of Chicago. It is located at the underpass on Grand and Lakeshore near Navy Pier. It was created for his Revolutions exhibition that was held at the Art Chicago Fair a little over a week ago.
via Arrested Motion
Submitted by david-ten-inch:
delicious (slightly greasy, but in a good way) food, very vegan/vegetarian-friendly, open late, funky but fun atmosphere, nice service…what's not to like? the chili-cheese fries are awesome and vegetarian! Open until 3am so you can go and get the best breakfast of your life post-show!
Located at3408 N Clark St, Chicago IL 60657
I suggest either the clown combo, kahula pancakes, or any of their omletes!
Thanks sharif for giving me the heads up on this place. It looks amazing. - @pdxkeith
Sharif said "Donald should go to Slow's BBQ its the best BBQ place in Detroit and they prepare the sickest food. Not to mention a full bar."
2138 Michigan Avenue
Detroit, MI 48216
(313) 962-9828
Cafe D'Mongo's Speakeasy looks like a pretty legit spot.
1439 Griswold St
Detroit, MI 48226
Neighborhood: Downtown Detroit
Nomad is spot I've seen around a lot online. They just got the Supreme x Playboy collection on Saturday too. But since I've never actually been there I'll let Hypebeast give you the lowdown…
Toronto's Nomad has been one of the city's bright spots for retail since its original inception in 2005. Five years later, the brand has surged forward with a second location located on Queen Street. With it comes the same well-stocked retailer with many highly sought after and respected labels such as COMME des GARCONS, Gitman Bros., wings + horns, Common Projects, A.P.C., Alden, Porter and Trickers among others. With a recently launched online store.
Nomad Queen Street
819 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON
Tel: 416-202-8777
Submitted by Katekillet:
Cozy comfy party times located right down the street from the Opera House at The Avro - 750B Queen St E.
Mondays they've got movies and $4 shots. As for food, they have birthday cake.
Here's their website. Here's their Facebook. Here's their Twitter.
This is were you'll find me before and/or after the show. That is if I get in.
What I'm saying is that I need a ticket, so holler at this Toronto Gambino girl!
I've never been here before but I've known about this place and ordered a bunch of shit from them over the years. This is a cool ass spot that if you had no idea what you were looking for you would never know it was there. To get to the well stocked fashion/sneaker store Bodega you will need to navigate through their "bodega" store front. Once you get through you find brands like Tanner Goods, Garbstore, Head Porter, Stussy Deluxe…etc
Here is what the front of the store looks like…
But once you get through the faux "bodega" you will find one of the coolest designed shops in the country…
6 Clearway Street
Boston, MA 02115
Thanks to Colin N. for e-mailing this to me. This is a crazy spot I don't really know what to make of it. Basically it has four differnt spots that will all have something going on tonight. My pick would be the ZuZu part of The Middle East Club. Tonight at 11pm Durkin will be Djing and he promisses bumping dance music that harnesses the power of bass and soul. Gotta love that. - @pdxkeith
472 - 480 Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge, MA 02139
(617) 864-3278
Submitted by Jameson D…
Mike's Pastry in North End.
300 Hanover St
Boston, Massachusetts 02113
(617) 742-3050
Okay Boston. This is the best you got for Donald? Granted it all looks good but there have to be some good places to have a drink and how about shop. And what the hell is up with the websites in this town. Notice to web designers: Move to Boston and open a business. - @pdxkeith
submitted by 151pokerpokemon…
Blue State Coffee is perhaps one of the best coffee places I have ever been to in my life. They not only offer really well made coffee, but delicious pastries from gods tears. They have a daily soup and tons of options for the sandwhich department. It's also right next door to Paradise, which is the venue when he will be preforming at while in Boston.
Submitted by Michael….
I guarantee Donald won't be disappointed if he tries Wild Bites when he comes to Boston. The food is better than any other Italian restaurant. Plus the place is decorated by the owners wife's art. She does 3D body mold paintings. Its a pretty awesome place. The website has more info if you want to check it out. Its at 36 main st. Amesbury, Ma 01913.
One of the shittiest websites I've ever seen but a quick google image search revealed some delicious looking dishes. - @pdxkeith
Fuck yeah, this place looks dope! I don't know what it is about these Philly people but they really like to write. So let me just add some pics here and highlight YOU SHOULD EAT HERE AND COP THE KOBE BURGER cause it sounds amazing! - @pdxkeith
Hey Donald,
I'm Stuart Grady and when you come to Philadelphia in May I would love for you to stop by and dine at the restaurant I work at called Sampan (http://sampanphilly.com/). The restaurant is located on 13th and Walnut Street (124 s. 13th street) and we have amazing Japanese oriented food, but believe it or not some of the best food we have is American styled with a Japanese twist. Our Kobe Cheeseburgers are incredible and they are sautéed in yakitori sauce, our wings are served in a sweet Thai chili sauce and our cheese steak is braised pulled short rib, on a crispy wheat bao bun with siracha. Sampan is a Michael Schulson restaurant and he his more renown menu items are the edamame dumplings which are served in a sake dashi broth, the korean barbeque beef satays which are sautéed in bulgogi sauce, the chicken bao buns will blow your mind and the wild mushrooms salad is delicious too. I guarantee you'll love any entree you try, and our ice cream's are homemade and always interesting. Last week we made Vanilla Captain Crunch and Chocolate Sour Patch kids Ice Cream that everyone was enjoying.
Overall the atmosphere is very chill we have an indoor and outdoor Graffiti bar that always has hot women and great music two things I figure you know all about. So I am hoping you will stop by and enjoy a meal. Also I'm sure they will send you out plenty of complimentary foods to try too. If you came by that would be great for the restaurant, and I would be excited to hear you were there. I won't be working because I took off of work to see your show on South Street which is going to be awesome! I also live on South street and there are plenty of bars on south street to go to, but you'll want to party in Olde City in the 2nd and Market Street area. There's an abundance of clubs and party spots all within 2 blocks so if you don't like one place you can head to another.
If you choose to dine at sampan one night you're in Philadelphia here is the number (215-732-3501). You can make a reservation and have a great meal. Anyway enjoy your stay in Philadelphia I'll definitely be at the show and feel free to email me back with questions.
Stuart Grady
Temple University
Submitted by…
My name's Jen, and I've lived in the Philly area for about four years. Here are some interesting places in Philly. Most of them are local mainstays. Here are my picks:
National Mechanics (Bar)
22 South 3rd St.
Philadelphia PA 19106http://nationalmechanics.com/philadelphia-old-city-bar
Hours:National Mechanics is open Tuesday through Sunday, from 11am to 2am and Mondays from 5pm to 2am.
Description from website:
"National Mechanics' bar in Philadelphia is breathing new life into an old edifice. When you pull open the tall, ancient doors, curtained in a blood red fabric, you open the passage way to a strange and mixed feeling of warmth and welcome. For some reason you feel like you've been here before. Maybe you read descriptions of hand modeled bars, or detailed stained glass in a book; or you recall the ancient brick walls and warm, florid lighting from films about days gone by. In any case, you can tell the work that went into this beautiful and historic building was wrought by the hands of people who love what they do, and care about those who enter."
Franklin Fountain (Ice Cream)
116 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Hours: 11 am-Midnight, 7 days a week
Description (from website):
"The Franklin Fountain aims to serve an experience steeped in ideals, drizzled with drollery, and sprinkled with the forgotten flavors of the American past."
The Continental (Martini Bar+Restaurant)
138 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Lunch: Mon-Fri 11:30am-3:30 pm
Weekend Brunch: Sat-Sun 10am-4pm
Dinner: Sun-Thursday: 5pm-11pm, Fri-Sat: 5pm-1am
Bar opens at 11 am.
The website doesn't have a description, so here's my experience from there: The aesthetic feel of the restaurant itself makes you feel like you're at a classy 60's dinner party. The food's kind of expensive, but it's excellent. The drinks are also good.
(Sorry, I couldn't find a bigger picture of the interior.)
El Vez (Mexican Restaurant/Bar)
121 South 13th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Lunch: Mon-Fri: 11:30am-3pm
Brunch: Sun:11am-3pm
Dinner: Mon-Thurs-5pm-11pm
Fri-Sat-5pm-12 pm
Sun: 5pm-10pm
Description (from website): "Mexican-American meets East L.A. in a Tijuana Taxi." The margaritas are great, the food's good, and the interior's something to take in. They have a low-rider on display on top of a tequila bottle tower—can it get any better than that?
I hope these help! Have fun on tour!
— Jen James
Submitted by Jon…
Bob and Babara's.
Bob and Bab's is a PBR dive bar with the big draw being a "Philly Special" (a can of PBR and a shot of Jim Beam for 3 bucks). It's pretty hipster and on the weekends they have a live Jazz band (to bad the show is on a Wednesday, Thursday is also drag night…). I wouldn't assume it would be crazy crowded on a Wednesday, but knowing Mr. Glovers love for whiskey, this place make sense. In regards to location, it's about 10 blocks from the TLA so it's totally walkable.
B&B's doesn't have a website show if you wan to show images here are some:
Wow, this place looks really shitty. It's perfect! - @pdxkeith
Submitted by Ofdaessense…
Hey there the Do it Donald Crew! Im going to the May 11th show at the TLA In Philadelphia and I figure I should share some good spot for Childish to come out and get some good late night grub after the show!
#1 : The Marathon Grill
40th + Walnut
200 S 40th St
Philadelphia, PA 19104
215.222.0100 (p)
215.222.0538 (f)
Settled right in the heart of University City, near UPenn Campus, The Marathon Grill has become one of the hotspots for college kids and hipsters alike to enjoy themselves and indulge in some good food & drinks.
The Marathon Grill has several locations scattered around the Philadelphia area but the 40th and Walnut street location is ideal for you because it is home to the MARBAR.
The MARBAR is an exclusive bar and dance club right above the restaurant used for private and public events with space for live performances. *** HINT : GREAT spot for another impromptu concert!
It's available every Weds - Sat from 9am-2am
#2: GENO'S Steaks
9th + Passyunk
1219 South 9th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147
215.389.0659 (p)
215.389.4166 (f)
What would your trip to Philly be without gobbling down a nice, big, long, juicy Cheesesteak! And one of the best in the city is from Geno's Steaks.
This spot have become a staple in Philly food since 1966 and all the celebs know to stop by for a bite. But be warned! You MUST know how to order because things move fast and you dont want to get lost in the sauce Donald!
For example, if you want a cheesesteak with cheese whiz and onions, you order by saying " One whiz with!" or if you want a steak with provolone and no onions, you order by saying "One Provolone without!". Sounds simple eh! Test your skills!
#3: Ishkabibbles Eatery
337 South Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147-1518
Another local spot for Cheesesteaks is right across the street from the TLA called Ishkabibbles Eatery!
They serve every kind of cheeseteak imaginable! From the classic to buffalo chicken cheesesteak and pizza cheesesteak! You can find crab cakes, burgers galore and my ultimate favorite, sweet potato fries! All at low prices, trust me I know good cheap eats. College does that to you!
I hope I helped you and the Childish crew find some good eats in Philly! You playing the TLA is the perfect location to connect with the people and I know this show will go down in history ! Until then, Peace!
Submitted by PHPHPH….
Philly is a huge foodie and craft beer town but tourists only know us for cheesesteaks I guess. I won't go into Pats or Genos when there's so many other amazing options to try.
I would recommend Adsum on 5th & Bainbridge which is actually like a 5 min walk from the venue that he'll be performing at on South St. No cheesesteaks here but there's some really amazing, out of the box food going on and the Chef is super cool. Feel free to hit him up on twitter @ChefLevin.
Drinks: He should try the cocktails at Supper (928 South St.) or the amazing craft beer selection at Varga Bar (941 Spruce Street), the food here is also super amazing. Farmer's Cabinet (1113 Walnut St) also has a great selection of booze AND cocktails and the interior is pretty interesting. I would also recommend The Dandelion (124 S 18th St) for an overall amazing experience in food and beer.
Shopping: 3rd St. in Old City has some great boutiques that carry very cool items. I'd recommend Lost + Found and Art in the Age. In this part of the city he can also do some historic sight-seeing as the name implies. Independence Hall, the Constitution Center, a variety of parks, etc. There's also a bar/restaurant scene here, lol there's a lot of going on in this small area.
There's a lot of see here but most of all there's a lot to EAT and DRINK here. Luckily, a lot of the places I recommended are in walking distance from each other.
Before you head out in the am you might check this place out. Although you won't be able to partake in the weekend brunch you could always check it out next time your in town - @pdxkeith
Submitted by Jessica B….
On the weekends they have this ridiculously piggish Bacon Brunch. Three courses, $25, and you're set for some of the best bacon dishes you'll have all year. Come on, how can you deny a bacon brownie with Jack Daniels whipped cream?
Submitted by Jon Gerb…
Sleep No More is an interactive site-specific theater production of Macbeth, not on a stage, but in a 100,000 sq ft warehouse that you wander through at your own leisure. The 5 story, 93 room set has a very film nior 1930's atmosphere. The audience are required to wear Venetian style masks to differentiate themselves from the actors, who go throughout the entire 5 floors of the "McKittrick Hotel" wordlessly acting out scenes from Macbeth, mostly through interpretive dance. Audience members are free to follow the actors around and explore the sets and props(go through the draws in Malcolm's office, read the letter Macbeth wrote to Lady Macbeth). If you see Macbeth running down the hallway, face covered in blood, or Lady Macbeth half naked walking around, you just might want to follow them. If you're lucky you will get picked for a personal 1-on-1 experience. The action is repeated about 3 times throughout the 3 hours of the show so you can see other scenes that were happening as you were watching something else happen on the last cycle. Get there early to get as much of the experience as possible. Donald will eat this shit up. Tell him i can get him a hookup too! I intern for the show.
Big shout out to Yousef Saed for submitting so much baller stuff. If anybody can help him out with a ticket to the show last minute hit him at firstname.lastname@example.com
The Gibson " a speakeasy type bar and requires a reservation"
2009 14th Street NW 20009 • 202 232-2156
TABAQ BISTRO Dope looking Mediterranean spot with a full bar!
1336 U Street Northwest
Washington D.C., DC 20009-4445
(202) 265-0965
2321 18th Street Northwest,Washington D.C., DC - (202) 332-0800
REDEEM - Looks like a good store and they got B:Scott who's stuff that dropped in April was real nice. Other notable brands include Comune. Also, it's located across the street from the venue.
1734 14th Street Northwest
Washington D.C., DC 20009
(202) 332-7447
COMMONWEALTH / FOR THE GREATER GOOD - I love commonwealth/FTGG. This is a great store that I have spent much time/dollars phoning in orders to from my west-coast abode. It would definitely be my first stop. - @pdxkeith
"Commonwealth is located down U street right outside Adams Morgan and next to it is For the Greater Good which is meant to be a more grown up version of Commonwealth (FTGG sells brands like Comme des Garcons, APC, and Wings + Horns)" - Yousef
1781 Florida Ave NW # B, Washington D.C., DC -(202) 265-1830
Yousef mentions this really dope designer out of D.C. who is making some great looking shit.
WOLF VS. GOAT - "Although he doesn't operate a shop anymore Mauro Farinelli is running his own line called Wolf vs Goat (in my opinion the quality is just as good if not better than Band of Outsiders – I believe you do promo work for them) he can be reached at email@example.com or 703 582 5966. In addition to ready to wear shirts he does offer made to measure options as well. http://www.wolfvsgoat.com/store/ " - Yousef
This is fire! I think it should be called the Wolfpack Kill'em All Shirt.
Who doesn't love cereal? It's these stupid ideas that I adore. I'm not afraid to admit I would walk my ass into a place called The Cereal Bowl and just "Shug" out.
* Since Suge Knight is no longer relevant its completely cool to relate eating cereal with "shuging" out. I don't think there are lingering gangsta-producer connotations.
But with that in mind, this place is fucking gangster!
Thanks to Chanel G for e-mailing this to me!
3420 Connecticut Avenue Northwest
Washington D.C., DC 20008
(202) 244-4492
Submitted by @ellewhinn:
Latin and Asian infusion restaurant in Washington D.C. They have pretty good food. ambiance is dope. and they stay open late. check out the menu.
1825 14th Street Northwest
Washington D.C., DC 20009
(202) 328-1414
*Donald voice* Are there asian girls there? Minority Report?
Submitted by Jonquilrose:
Eat at Busboys and Poets; Reenact a Scene from Love Jones
This restaurant/bookstore/spoken word cafe is a MUST while visiting DC.
The best location is the one 14th and V. Not only is it the original, but it's also fairly close to the Blackcat.
The food is AMAZING (I like their shrimp and grits), and they always have cool events going on, including open mic nights. The book store is fantastic, with poetry, Angela Davis posters, and even some feminist coloring books for kids. The patronage is also a cool mix of people from different backgrounds: professionals, young people that have relocated, and college students from Howard University, which is a few blocks away.
Busboys @ 14th & V - 2021 14th St 202.387.7638
Ramy Noodles writes….
If you're in DC on a Saturday, there's this dope Belgian/French cafe called L'enfant, and get this, they have mid-day dance parties every Saturday from 2-5:30. It's called La Boum (the Sexiest Brunch in DC). Check it: http://www.lenfantcafe.com/
2000 18th St NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20009
(202) 319-1800
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Only 10 shows left on the IAMDONALD tour. As we come down the home stretch I need your guys help in finding some great places for Donald to check out on the east coast. Remember he loves FASHION, FOOD/DRINK, and MUSIC. Lets help him find some gem places. Keep the fashion dope (cool boutiques), and the drink Whiskey Neat (whiskey bars and other cool spots). Food has come the easiest for most so keep submitting those as well.
8-May-Washington, DC - Black Cat -TICKETS (on sale MArch 4th)
9-May-Baltimore, MD - Rams Head Live -TICKETS (on sale March 4th)
10-May-New York, NY - The Bowery Ballroom - TICKETS (March 4th)
11-May-Philadelphia, PA - Theatre of Living Arts - TICKETS (on sale March 4th)
13-May-Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club - TICKETS (on sale March 5th)
14-May-Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg - TICKETS(on sale March 4th)
16-May-Toronto, ONT - The Opera House - TICKETS (on sale March 4th)
17-May-Detroit, MI - Magic Stick - TICKETS (on sale March 4th)
18-May-Chicago, IL - Park West - TICKETS (on sale March 5th)
19-May-Minneapolis, MN - Varsity Theater - TICKETS (on sale March 4th)
We gotta have some fun on this journey while trying to find dope places so I thought this odd submission should get posted. Why the hell not? I thought. Maybe you and the crew can go ride bikes around, BBQ or something. I don't think there are enough impromptu rap/comedy shows performed in State Parks either. Just watch out for the headless horsman (ominous pics below).
TJBW suggests….
Fort Mountain State Park
181 Fort Mountain Park Rd
Chatsworth , GA 30705
Hours of Operation: 7am - 10pm
Parking Fee: $5 (can be free if GA resident checks pass out from library)
I fucking hate restaurants that use boutique in its name. The place looks pretentious but rumors are that it has some pretty good burgers and if they are half as good as they look in the pics than you are in for a treat.
Nicholas writes…
Donald should check out flip burger (http://www.flipburgerboutique.com/) while in Atlanta. Creative burgers and amazing liquid nitrogen chilled milk shakes. Owned by Top Chef All stars winner Richard Blais. Its my favorite place to eat in the city.
This is the first strip club to pop up on Do It Donald! and it seems like a great one to mention. It is the original Strip Club in Atlanta and even Bill Murray enjoys it. Its got great reviews on Yelp too.
Nick writes….
Gotta hit up the best place in Atlanta. Words don't even do it justice until you've actually gone and experienced it for yourself. But it's dope. And the perfect place to go after the show. Address is: 789 Ponce De Leon Avenue Northeast.
Jeremy Brown writes….
Fat Matt's Rib Shack is, without a doubt, the best barbecue I've ever tasted in Atlanta. The meat falls off the bone, the sauce is tangy and delicious, and it's not that expensive - a half-slab and all the sweet tea you can drink is only about $12. I frequently find myself making up reasons to be around that way so I can stop in for lunch.
1811 Piedmont Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30324
Okay, the good people of Atlanta and the Little 5 Points neighborhood have spoken and they really want you (Donald) to visit Criminal Records. They have emailed me, submitted posts, tweeted and even started a facebook page. I've never been to the ATL but I've heard of L5P and that its a good area to check out while visiting. It seems like they got some good food in the neighborhood and this dope record shop is only a block away from the venue.
Here is some of the comments i've received….
Jaclyn - "I'm not sure if he is awareof how amazing and unique Criminal Records is, but we all believe he would have such a great time checking out comic books, vinyls, CD's, graphic novels, magazines, cooky comic-related toys and an amazing candy selection (some from Japan).
It's the day after he performs at Variety Playhouse in Little Five Points, which is where Criminal Records is located, and everyone within the L5P community really thrives off of local support from one another.
CR is well known by many in Atlanta as well as those who live "outside the perimeter". CR hosts many many many bands to perform in-store, which almost always draws a crowd so large you're often forced to dodge in and out of people just to move from side to side.
We love Donald, we want him to come to Criminal Records on May 7th for Free Comic Book Day the day after he performs at Variety Playhouse in Little 5 Points located in Atlanta, Georgia."
yarg - "Donald should most definitely hit up Criminal Records, which is right across the street from the Variety Playhouse (his venue in ATL). The good folks at Criminal will take good care of a gentleman, and guide him to fine musics and delicious eats. Speaking of, he should hit up The King of Pops at the corner of North/Highland while he's in the 'hood, 'cuz them pops is good.
My favorite meal near the venue would be The Vortex (kickass burgers) or El Myr (great burritos, and the best jukebox around)."
Charlie- "Donald will be playing the Variety Playhouse in Atlanta — one block up is the best record store I've ever seen, Criminal Records (http://www.criminalatl.com/).
Also, Cakes & Ale in Decatur is a wicked good restaurant (http://cakesandalerestaurant.com/)"
Marcus Owens writes….
You'll be around Little 5 Points anyway. You should visit the fantastic shops as well as grab a burger and tots (must do tots) at The Vortex. Like Craft Beer? The Porter should be rocking 10-15 taps of good stuff. If you get here early enough, you MUST catch the Sweet Auburn Curb Market Urban Picnic—bunch of food trucks/farm trucks come camp at our curb market for lunch. http://plancast.com/p/4yhd/first-friday-urban-picnic-april-29th-edition
Damn, Sweet Potato Tots. Whatssuuppp…. - @pdxkeith
I got you covered Donald. Piedmont Hospital is the top rated hospital in the Atlanta area on google places.
Here is what some of the reviews say….
"Funny, brilliant, caring, and highly skilled. Best doctor I've ever had …"
It sounds like they might be able to heal you with the healing power of laughter.
968 Peachtree Road Northwest
Atlanta, GA 30309
(404) 605-5000
This is what i'm talking about. Thanks to the wonderful Ali B. for the heads up!
Stag looks like a super dope store similar to The Woodlands out of Portland. They carry classic Americana product from Filson, Dunderdon, RRL, The Hill-Side and many others. This looks like a store to check out.
1423 S. Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78704
Ryan Baker writes….
Home Slice on South Congress is dope. This place has the best pizza in Austin and a real chill vibe. I know Donald is from New York, but if he is craving some good pizza this is the place to go. SoCo is definitely something unique to Austin.
Get the #6. Sausage, red peppers, and ricotta cheese.
Donald, Facebook wants you to re-enact a scene from the Judd Apatow film Funny People. Here is your opportunity to perform for Facebook. @pdxkeith
aebaxter writes…
Do it Donald! Come play an after-hours show at Facebook Austin in the heart of downtown. We'd love to have you. Also, don't forget to get old school at Kung Fu Saloon, pick up some authentic denim at Stag, and have hot dogs and cold beer at Frank. But mostly, come to Facebook.
agreenbean writes….
South Congress guarantees a great time. It's Austin at its illest, with food trailers, vintage shopping, and Uncommon Objects, a store in which Donald could get lost in for hours.
If he wants a pair of legit cowboy boots, Allen's Boots is where you go.
You also get some great views of the capital and Austin from the south side. It's all there. South Congress street. Go there.
Ryan writes…
There is one place you must go when you get to Austin…
Dirty Bills:
If you travel west on 6th street in Austin Texas you may stumble upon a quaint dive bar with a name like no other… Dirty, yes I said "Dirty" but that's hardly what you will find there. In its attempt to scare away the average bar go-er it attracts a better crowd of industry and friends of industry workers. If you walk in and don't know anyone you will meet someone. If you walk in and you can't meet anyone… then get the eff out.
In the back corner by the jukebox you will find a posse of tenured drinkers who control the flow of tunes. Well only when they aren't listening to the tunes of DJ Mel, Randy, and others. This corner has a stigma of high tippers, heavy drinkers, and hopeful hipsters. Next time you're there be sure and say hi!
Take a cab. I guarantee they won't know where you're talking about. If you don't love and respect that then don't even attempt to walk in. Instead head over to Key Bar, The Ranch, Maggie Mae's or somewhere else that… just isn't that good…
Dirty Bill's is there for those who love and care about it. Leave your ugly at the door, walk inside, respect the bartenders, know what you like to drink, tip well, and you will be happy as a kitten wearing mittens.
Love you Dirty,
Hey you guys. Thanks again for the submissions. I probably have like 20 for the Atlanta show but I could use some more for the east coast part of the trip and for his stop tomorrow in Austin.
INCLUDE FASHION too people….. I know the type of stuff he likes might not translate into Texas too much but there is definitely dope shops on the east coast, I just need the details. Refer back to my original posts on Portland for some ideas.
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Tell Donald that if he comes to houston he should check out Marfreless. It is hard to find unless you know what to look for (it's an unmarked blue door underneath a bridal shop. He'd definitely digg it. Here's the link from city search for more info/ directions. The reviews don't do it justice however. If i ever want to impress someone from out of town this is the place i take them. Hell, it usually impresses locals too. http://houston.citysearch.com/profile/9857856/houston_tx/marfreless_ventures.html
This shit is a mystery Donald I don't know what to tell you. But they have an unmarked service entry and that can only mean bad things (bad meaning good not bad meaning bad). - @pdxkeith


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My co-editor here at Purple & Blues, Josh Haslam, has been doing some great pieces on different draft day trade scenarios that could help the Utah Jazz in their efforts to move up in the draft. If you haven't gotten a chance to read them, you need to do so. His latest piece can be found here.
The collective reasoning that most, if not all, Utah Jazz fans want them to move up a few spots in the draft, is because if they stay where they are at now with the fifth pick, there is really no possible way that they would be able to draft a guy like Jabari Parker or Andrew Wiggins. From most fans, and experts alike, Wiggins or Parker really is the perfect fit to help complement the Jazz's young core. The Jazz need a scoring wing, and after those two, that position will be hard to find.
Currently, the Jazz sit at fifth in the draft behind the Cleveland Cavaliers who hold the number one pick, the Milwaukee Bucks at two, the Philadelphia 76ers at three, and the Orlando Magic at four. Are any of these teams willing to trade down? I don't really think so.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have had the top pick in three of the last four drafts and blew it last year after drafting Anthony Bennett. The Cavaliers did however strike gold with one of those top picks when they drafted All-Star Kyrie Irving. Now, with the top pick again, they could potentially be looking to draft a guy who could blossom into a top player in the league to pair up with Irving. In all honesty, they really can't afford to miss out on that because their efforts to sway Lebron James to come back to Cleveland, I think, is pretty much slim to none.
Irving needs to be paired with another superstar for him to want to stay in Cleveland, and they could potentially get one in this draft with the top pick. However, the only way I could really see them trading out is if the Minnesota Timberwolves come calling and offering Kevin Love. I really don't see much that the Jazz could offer to sway the Cavs. The best they could really do is offer the fifth pick, the 23rd pick, Enes Kanter, and either Alec Burks or a future first round pick unprotected. Even that, I don't think would make the Cavs budge from the top spot.
With the Bucks at the second pick, they need to stay. If they trade back, they could be showing their fans that they're not even trying to win. They had a good draft last season when they got a steal at number 15 with "The Greek Freak", Giannis Antetokounmpo. After a rookie season that showed a lot of potential, hopefully getting back a healthy and defensive big man in Larry Sanders, then adding another young talent that could potentially turn into an All-Star, the Bucks can't miss out on that.
However, the Bucks COULD possibly budge a little with the same deal that was offered to Cleveland. If the Jazz called the Bucks and said they were offering their two first round picks, Kanter, and Burks for the number two pick, Milwaukee MIGHT think about it. However, the opportunity to draft a guy with as much potential as Wiggins, Parker, or even Joel Embiid is something that I don't think the Bucks would want to do.
Philadelphia tanked the entire season for this very moment. They wanted to be in the top three so that they can pair Wiggins or Parker with Michael Carter-Williams. MCW had a fantastic rookie year statistically and ended up bringing home the Rookie of the Year honors. They already have a pretty nice young core with MCW, Nerlens Noel (who will be back next season after sitting out his rookie season recovering from ACL surgery), and Thaddeus Young. If they can add a scoring wing to the mix, the Sixers should have a much better season coming up.
Orlando has been rumored to wanting to draft Dante Exum. They need a point guard and Exum is the best point guard in the draft. They could possibly be wanting to move up, but only if they believe one of the top three teams also might want Exum. Don't get me wrong, if they can't move up and Parker or Wiggins fell to four, I'm sure they would take them in a heartbeat. There has been talk that Exum could be moving up people's big boards though. Exum is intriguing, had a great workout at the combine, but hasn't had much exposure playing in Australia. However, according to some, if he was playing in the states, he probably would be in the mix for the number one pick.
If Exum gets taken in the top three and say Parker or Wiggins falls to four, would the Magic be willing to trade back one spot with Utah? Possibly.
Parker or Wiggins is available at four and the Jazz call Orlando. The Jazz could offer their two first round picks, but that might not be enough to persuade the Magic from giving up a chance to draft Parker or Wiggins. I think it's a lot easier for them to trade back if Embiid is available at four because they have a pretty good big man in Nikola Vucevic. If they feel that Vucevic is the big man they want to roll with into the future and don't see Embiid as a guy that can help them move forward, then the Jazz's two first round picks might be all it takes to move up.
In my honest opinion, I don't see the Jazz moving anywhere close to the top in this draft. If anything, the Jazz will most likely stay put and draft at five, but could possibly trade back. I see Cleveland taking Wiggins or Parker at one, and Milwaukee taking the one of the two that is left over. If Philadelphia can't move into the top two they will most likely take Embiid, but Exum could intrigue them a little bit to pair up with MCW as we get closer to the draft. Orlando will take Exum if he is there at four.
Nothing that the Jazz could offer, I think, would make those teams think hard enough to trade back. The top players in this draft are guys that could potentially change a franchise. If the Jazz offer Kanter, he isn't going to change a franchise dramatically. The Jazz will most likely make the phone calls, but after it's all said and done, the GM's from the top three teams in the draft will most likely all say the same thing.
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She is helpful and insightful. She does the talking therapy and a kind of alternative therapy called NET (Neuro-Emotional Technique) which involves stimulating certain energy points in the body. I just found her to be very very helpful and I also recommended her to one of my friend to work with her son."
He has twenty years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults and couples. He listens very well and also incorporates visual elements such as graphs and charts into the therapy. He draws on his white board a lot to explain things which really works for me. He mostly remembers what I spoke to him during my last visit. His office environment is nice but the building is a little "
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Fulton Street & 2nd Avenue has a Walk Score of 80 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Inner Richmond neighborhood in San Francisco. Nearby parks include AIDS Memorial Garden, Angelo Rossi Park and Negoesco Stadium.
Nearby schools include University of San Francisco - Lone Mountain Campus, Frank McCoppin Elementary School and Crossroads Cafe.
The closest grocery stores are Arguello Super Market, Safeway and Safeway.
Nearby coffee shops include Velo Rouge Cafe, Drip Coffee Co and Cinderella Russian Bakery & Cafe'. There are 56 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Okina Sushi, Uncleboy's and Twilight Cafe.
Fulton Street & 2nd Avenue is near University of San Francisco, California Institute of Integral Studies and San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is mostly flat. Fulton Street & 2nd Avenue is a Biker's Paradise, daily errands can be accomplished on a bike.


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I Caught My Husband Wearing My Bra and Knickers
I have seen transvestite programes on the television about men who wear knickers, and I have read about men who like wearing diapers and enjoy cross dressing before, but I never thought this could happen to me. When I got home early the other night, my beloved husband came out
the bathroom wearing my bra and directoire knickers and a pair of hold up stockings and garter belt.
My immediate reaction was wanting to be sick, I just turned around and went back downstairs. Since then he hasn't said a word about the incident or underwear and neither have I. Where on earth am I supposed to go from here?.
Cross Dressing I Caught My Husband Wearing My Bra and Knickers Reply
First of all if you are not discussing the incident then it sounds to me as if you and your husband have a communication problem, so that's another issue that needs addressing. If you have seen television programes and read about the fetish of men who gain pleasure from wearing women's underwear then you know the score. Your husband is one of those men who gets his kicks from wearing your bra and knickers. It doesn't mean he is bisexual or gay. It doesn't mean he want's to be a woman, it just means part of his sexual make up involves the wearing of female lingerie known as cross dressing. The question is can you accommodate his cross dressing which lets face it isn't a big deal.
You need to ask yourself can I comfortably live with a transvestite? Some women become reconciled to it. Some women even enjoy it to the extent that they swap clothes with their partners, even going out shopping, or out for the evening with their husbands dressed as women. Others are repelled by it and feel forced to end their relationships immediately. Only you will know which category you fall into.
For me personally, if I knew my partner truly loved me, I would rather I caught my husband wearing my bra and knickers, than come home and find him engaged in a host of other unmentionable things, so get it out in the open and talk about his cross dressing.
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A local family watches their home burn to the ground and just a few feet behind them, firefighters watch, too.
It's happened multiple times before in one local community: firefighters refuse to respond because the homeowner didn't pay a fire subscription fee.
The last time this happened, the city of South Fulton, Tennessee, received a lot of heat nationwide for this policy. That was more than a year ago but nothing has changed.
The mayor said it comes down to simple business. If they don't collect fire fees, the fire department can't survive and if they make exceptions to the rule, no one will ever pay the fee.
Besides that, he likes the "pay for spray" policy and said it's fair.
But that's hard to stomach when you've just lost your home and everything you've worked for.
"In an emergency, the first thing you think of, 'Call 9-1-1," homeowner Vicky Bell said.
Firefighters came out.
Bell said, "9-1-1 said they were in fact dispatched and they showed that they were on the scene."
But once on the scene, they only watched.
"You could look out my mom's trailer and see the trucks sitting at a distance," Bell said.
For Bell, that sight was almost as disturbing as the fire itself.
"We just wished we could've gotten more out," Bell said.
It's a controversial policy that we've dealt with before. If you live in the city, you get fire protection but if not, you have to pay the $75 fire protection fee each year. With this policy, the city makes no exceptions.
Well, it took long enough, but our government has finally devolved into the same environment that lead Marcus Crassus to his wealth. Countdown until we
start letting the poor die when they can't afford healthcare. Whoops, I mean countdown until Police don't have to answer calls from poor people. Whoops, I mean countdown until poor people get arrested for sending their kids to well funded schools.
Well, damn. I'd like to write a ridiculous, hyperbolic sentence about the next step in our disenfranchisement of the poor, but I can't even top reality.
Wow, talk about a return to 18th century values.
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technical aspects of existing levees, to who has the authority to ensure levees are adequately designed, constructed, and maintained, to responsibilities for the consequences when levees overtop or fail. The complex levee ownership and maintenance issues in the Sacramento District provide a good example (see Box 3-9). A fundamental concern is that there is no comprehensive, easily accessible national listing of all flood-protection levees.
This would provide crucial information in informing decision makers in deciding which levees may be adequate for the areas they protect, which are not, which might be candidates for continued investment, and which are simply piles of dirt created over the years to reduce floods on farmland or other low-lying areas.
As a first step toward an inventory, Congress provided $30 million in emergency supplemental funds to the Corps in 2005 to begin an inventory of levees within the Corps portfolio (which includes federally maintained levees, plus all levees qualified to be included in the Corps rehabilitation program under Public Law 84-99). Some estimates are that the federally owned fraction may be as low as 10 percent of levees across the nation (National Committee on Levee Safety, 2009). Additional funding has been provided so that the Corps now has a listing, location, ownership, and general condition of the roughly 2,000 miles of federally owned and maintained levees, as well as the 12,000 or so miles that were federally built and locally maintained and in the federal "system" (P.L. 84-99 program). Some estimates suggest that there are perhaps another 100,000 miles of levees in the United States whose location, ownership, and condition are largely unknown. The Corps has asked states to seek data to add whatever levee information they might have to the inventory, which may add some more information to the database, but likely will be limited in nature. It is unclear what portion of the 100,000 miles even warrants inclusion in the inventory.
Funding Issues and Options
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Is there a tougher job than being a Greenhorn on a crab boat in the Bering Sea? Every new season of Deadliest Catch features a new Greenhorn knocked off his feet by the gods of fishing. This year the collapsing Greenhorn is Kelly on the Cape Caution. The Cape Caution is led by Wild Bill, he of the long beard and long sleeve crab t-shirts. Bill gave Kelly a shot as his Greenhorn based on his shrimp boat experience. Kelly quickly learned that life on the Bering Sea is nothing compared to the Gulf of Mexico.
In the clip below Kelly finally breaks due to the work and crew. He tries to threaten Wild Bill with staying the rest of his time on ship in his rack. In a surprise to no one Wild Bill doesn't like to be threatened. Bill makes it clear to his unhappy Greenhorn that if he wants to survive this trip he better get back out on deck. It's that kind of life for a Deadliest Catch Greenhorn.
Here's tonight's episode description from Discovery.com titled Against the Law.
Desperation strikes the fleet as they hurtle towards the finish line of king crab season. As The Wizard adjusts their fishing strategy, they find themselves on the wrong side of the law. Will Captain Keith be able to make it out of this bad situation?
Does a Coast Guard inspection finally trip up one of the boat captains? Captain Keith's crab season could be in jeopardy tonight.
Date: Tuesday, May 13th
Episode Title: Against the Law
Start Time: 9:00 pm ET
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I feel the deciet from every breath that comes from your body.
Every word only digs you deeper in the grave once you have dug
for yourself.
As i play the part of the fool.
But on this drive togather it is you who are decived.
Your lies no longer grasp my heart.
The bardwire no longer cuts my lips leaving the taste.
of blood in my mouth.
For Like insect in a caccoon my anger has transformed me
into another.
This new creature who only gains plessure through pain.
He thrives on anger and his thirst for revenge.
His smile to you is the warning but as you continue
to decive you only enrage him more.
He no longer cares forthe reason why its become a obesession to him.
The nights drive will prove fullfilling for one but not all.


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My pastor talks about Calvary love. All it means is to love with a love that Jesus did. This kind of love points to the Cross. And what's at the Cross? Sacrifice. Others focused. Love not based on circumstance or how we feel. Well, this sort of love was on repeat throughout our whole trip, and we didn't expect it.
My husband and I have dealt with some major issues. We have dug deep, and then dug even deeper still. We have dealt with all the hard stuff you can possibly imagine. The one thing we haven't, is a terminal illness. We've gotten down and dirty with every problem, because we know that on the other side of it, there is restoration. Now I'm not saying that he was gung-ho about all of this. It was I who was stern about facing all these issues and dealing with them head on. With most couples, it's rare to find both people who are ready and willing to face problems/issues straight on. One is usually the pursuer of, and one usually, well, is not. I was the pursuer. I have been this way ever since I can remember. I am odd---I am not afraid of conflict. I, in fact, like it. Because it means we are getting down to the nitty gritty of a problem or issue, and if we stick it out we will resolve it. Which then means, realness, rawness, authenticity, and restoration! Which is what we were created to live in. The problems are just visible evidence that something is wrong inside. And I like to figure that out. Call me crazy.
This took years. And I am not exaggerating. Our marriage started to go south in 2005. For that first whole year my husband did deal with the issue at hand. It was wonderful and beautiful. But then he shut down in 2006, and didn't fully resurface until like 2011 or so. I had some to do with him going into hiding--I had poor habits and little tools to know how to handle his behaviors. I handled it mostly wrong until I pursued my own heart and got some counseling. After a 5 or 6 year stretch of no fruit or change, we finally started to come together and were able to work and deal with the issues collectively.
I can honestly say that we are on the other side of a 7 year wilderness experience. There was a time when I didn't think I would actually be able to say that.
While on vacation in Colorado, when I asked my husband to hold onto my phone in the forest because it was starting to sprinkle, he said sure and I didn't ask for it back until hours later when we were on Pearl Street, in Boulder. We were getting out of the car to go to our restaurant destination. As were were getting out of the car, I asked him if I could have my phone back. Well, then you can imagine what went down.
He looked so befuzzled--is that even a word?! I thought, oh no, oh no. As a Lay Counselor all I could think of was "distress tolerance" and "emotion regulation", but it wasn't working, at least at first. I stormed down pearl street, going passed our restaurant several times LOL, all along the way making wise cracks at my husband. I was furious and in shock. I didn't want to accept that it could be true.
Geez, you would think I was talking about a death in the family or something.
We finally got to the pub we were going to, and he was sad and down, and probably afraid, and I was angry. I had so much I wanted to say but I knew I couldn't. So I went to the bathroom. It is there that I continued to literally have a fit like a toddler. They had Pangea Organics hand wash and all I could think of when I was using it as I stomped my feet and cried was "WHY CAN'T I JUST HAVE THIS MOMENT IN THIS COOL TOWN WITH THIS AWESOME ORGAINC HAND SOAP WITHOUT BEING INFURIATED ABOUT MY PHONE BEING GONE--IT'S NOT FAIR." Pretty funny, right?
At that moment I heard the still small voice--"If you are this angry and hurt and feel as awful as you do, think about the way your husband feels right now, it's even worse." Wow, as thankful as I am that I hear from God on a daily basis, it's when I hear things like this that I feel so resistant. "But but---"
I get back to the table and Kevin holds my hand and looks in my eyes and tells me how sorry he is and how awful he feels. I told him, thanks, and I appreciate it, but I still need some time to cool off. The rest of the meal we were mainly silent, which is better than words I'd regret later. Like I said, Calvary love. On repeat.
This was the theme of our trip. Most people would think that losing my cell phone had some sort of plan for me to learn how to not be distracted. Or to learn how to be more in the moment. Well I'm telling you, I am a most "in the moment" person I can think of. I am not saying I am never distracted by the use of my phone. Of course I am. But it's not a problem in my life or in my relationships. Would I like to use it less, yes. But is this a lesson learned in distractions and intentinallity, no.
For me it was a lesson learned in a couple different areas.
1. We/I am extremely spoiled. For the most part we get what we want, when we want it and how we want it. We do what we want, when we want to and how we want to. We hardly are inconvenienced and we hardly have to wait for anything anymore. Even at the markets, they don't hardly have us wait in lines anymore, they are usually opening up another lane asap so we don't have to wait. Oh my.
I acted like a spoiled brat for about an hour when I discovered my phone was gone--and I cried twice. I think we all have some attachment issues when it comes to things. God is pushing me beyond this. I need to hold on to stuff looser and looser.
2. Although in my marriage, I have dealt with the "big guns" of deep, hard stuff, does not mean I am a pro at the "small stuff". I need to continue to manage my emotions in the day to day annoying things. Like my husband, on the trip, brought his swim trunks for the trip, but did not bring them to the beach the day we went. WHAT?! Help me understand that? It's in those moments of furry that I want to spaz out and say cruel things, but God is calling me higher. Higher out of that way of doing life. Learning to regulate my emotions well and stay mindful. Mindful and meaningful in the moments you want to lose it.
Calvary love is something we choose. But we need practice. Think about it next time something happens that really, truly doesn't matter so much in the grand scheme of life. No one wants to admit that they are spoiled, or bratty. But the way out of that is by admitting it and becoming mindful of it so you can choose a different way to act. And it's not about shame if you do act like a brat. I mean I know God was not condemning me because of the way I acted, His grace is always perfect and plentiful. But acting that way doesn't match His spirit. It doesn't match what God wants for my life. It's not what He wants for my interactions with not only my husband but with anyone.
Choosing Calvary love is choosing to treat someone not based on how they have treated you or based on something they have done or not done. Calvary love is loving a person who has lost your phone and packed their swim trunks even though they did not go swimming with you. It doesn't mean you can't, in a healthy, direct way tell them that you are upset or affected by what they have done. Absolutely. It just means you don't retaliate.
Calvary love. On repeat. Put the needle on the record.


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One of the most recent and most problematic examples of the effects of space weather occurred in May of 1998, when a satellite controlling many pager systems in the United States failed.
In addition to satellite interference, space weather can cause power outages, force aircraft to reroute, disrupt communications and put astronauts at risk of radiation exposure. By forecasting space weather, [the Center for Integrated Space Weather Modeling] estimated hundreds of millions of dollars in damages could be saved per year.
Liz Goldberg, "National Science Foundation gives Boston U. $20M grant," The Daily Free Press, September 18, 2002
Patricia Reiff of Rice University said the experiments are producing practical information about how the solar wind in polar regions induces spikes in house current, blocks radio reception and creates current that unexpectedly warms oil in the Alaska pipeline, changing its flow.
Pictures of global aurora can help build models for prediction of space weather, just as pictures of cloud cover help predict ground weather, she said.
Robert Strand, "Sweden's satellite a success," United Press International, December 8, 1986
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Friday, October 31, 2014
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2014 Football Registration:
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The Newton County Recreation Commission's Football Program is offered to ages 5 - 12. This program is designed to teach the fundamentals of Football while still focusing on fun and good sportsmanship. Practice begins in August. Regular season begins in September and ends around the end of October with our annual Bowl Games the first part of November.
Trophies are awarded to 1st & 2nd place teams in each division at the end of the season.
The Recreation Commission provides each participant with a helmet and shoulder pads, a team jersey and 1 pair of socks.
(Helmet and shoulder pads to be returned at the end of the season).
Teams are allowed to practice two times during the week and once on the weekends.
Age Control Date: August 1st, 2014
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7-8 year olds - Division I
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Registration Information
All participants are required to provide a certified copy of a birth certificate to be enrolled in any program we offer. Once we have obtained a copy, we will keep it on file for future registrations. We also require that you provide proof of residency which would include any one of the following:
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Fee Schedule:
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Training League
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Team Pictures: Sept. 11th - 13th
Rec. Night @ Sharp Stadium for Newton High School: Oct. 3rd
End Regular Season: Oct. 18th
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Loyola of Chicago beats Bradley 74-72
ST. LOUIS (AP) Milton Doyle's 3-pointer with 1 second to play lifted Loyola of Chicago 74-72 over Bradley Thursday night for a first-round Missouri Valley Conference tournament win.
The No. 10 seeded Ramblers (10-21), an MVC newcomer, advance to play No. 2 seeded Indiana State (21-9) on Friday. The win snaps a six-game losing streak for Loyola.
Loyola led 43-35 at halftime, and went up by 11 in the second on a layup by Christian Thomas at 7:38. But No. 7 seeded Bradley rallied, and Walt Lemon cut the lead to 62-60 with a dunk, and hit two free throws with 5 seconds to play to put Bradley up 72-71. Doyle got the inbounds pass and made his game-winner with 1 second to go.