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College students juggle plenty -- part-time jobs, research projects, dating, keeping up with the family at home.
So I'd like to go out on a limb and say most college students are more focused on their GPAs than their credit scores. And it's way too easy to make some really dumb moves on campus that can ding your credit score. Lower scores mean higher costs when taking on adult-size purchases, such as car loans and mortgages, down the road.
Beginning in 2010, credit card companies could no longer offer T-shirts, coupons for free pizza, coffee mugs or other gifts on campus to college students who agree to fill out a credit card application. But they could still market cards on campus -- just no freebies.
If a student is younger than 21, it is now tougher to get a credit card. But it's doable. A credit card can be opened if consumers under 21 can prove they can afford payments or have a parent or someone else who is older co-sign for the credit card.
"If they want to get a credit card, they're still finding ways to get credit cards," said John Ulzheimer, president of consumer education at SmartCredit.com in Atlanta.
It may remain fairly easy to open a credit card at a store or even a Visa, if the card issuer can verify that they have a job and some income, Ulzheimer said.
College students still can get into plenty of trouble when it comes to credit.
Todd Albery, CEO of Detroit-based Quizzle, a credit-information website that's part of the Quicken Loans family, said he can easily think of two areas that cause college students to have lower scores.
We're talking about high credit card balances and credit inquiries.
Albery noted that many students don't know that just applying for new cards can cause damage to a credit score.
It's not as bad as missing payments but it can add up.
"So you may want to think twice about trying to save an extra 10% on your next purchase" by opening yet another store-branded credit card, Albery warned.
Students who have credit cards do not want to use plastic as if it's the same as cold cash. They might have seen parents pull out plastic for everything to build up airline points or other rewards.
But students can run into trouble if they buy items like pizza or new sweatshirts and jeans and just keep charging.
Credit-scoring systems consider something called credit utilization, or the amount you owe on your card divided by the credit limit. You'd face a lower score the more you use up that credit line.
If you charge $100 on a card with a $200 limit, it can ding your score.
"Many people don't realize how much their credit score suffers when they put too much on their credit card and can't pay it off," Albery said.
Generally speaking, lenders want to know how much of your available credit you're actually using. One realistic range of credit utilization, Albery said, is to use less than 25% of your available credit.
Experts point out that FICO says consumers with the highest scores typically use about 10% of their available credit.
Even students who don't have a credit card can get in trouble with their scores.
Gerri Detweiler, director of consumer education for Credit.com, notes that over the years she's heard from many college students who graduate and are shocked that their credit scores have been hurt by unpaid utility bills.
They all move out of the house or apartment they rented off-campus and no one pays the bill. The utility bill goes into collection, and the student with the name on the bill gets hit on the credit report. Such a move might hurt a student's score by 50 points or so.
"It's easy for a bill to slip through the cracks and go unpaid," she said. It could even be an honest mistake, such as assuming a medical bill was covered by insurance.
Parents who are worried about credit may want to help a student build a credit history by adding a child in college as an authorized user on a low-balance card.
The parent or cardholder is responsible for the bill, of course, not that authorized user. So you really want to make sure that the student understands the limits. After all, a parent's score could suffer if the college student goes way overboard and maxes out that card.
On the plus side, when a parent authorizes a child as a user, Ulzheimer noted, the parent is easily able to kick the child off the card if the student abuses the card. It's harder to do if a parent co-signs for a card with a student.
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Bankrate.com lists several credit cards that might appeal to college students, including the Citi Dividend Platinum Select Visa for College Students, the Journey Student Rewards from Capital One, and the Discover Student Open Road Card.
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Nezperce School is located in Nezperce, ID and is in Nezperce Joint District. It is a public school that serves 150 students in grades PK-12. See Nezperce School's test results to learn more about school performance.
In 2011, Nezperce School had 9 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Idaho average is 18 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
In 2011, Nezperce School had 9 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Idaho average is 18 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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tkbslc: I always thought 4K was a long way off, but just yesterday I saw a lower end TV manufacturer (Seiki SE39UY04) offering a $700 40" 4K (@30Hz) TV. 30Hz is low, but it matches the 30fps max of the Black Magic 4K camera.
When lower end manufacturers start offering $700 4K TVs, you think maybe the higher end brands won't be out of reach for long.
I saw this too. For games, 30Hz is low.
However, most movies are still 24fps, so 30Hz is actually more than you need, and it will be under that for watching films.
The HFR version of the Hobbit strongly illustrates that 48fps video is not most people's cup of tea. Resolution, however, will dazzle the eye without giving you a headache.
This doesn't guarantee sharpness, since the compression schemes and levels vary, even within the same site. Pictures that are very red are destroyed by whatever facebook is using for compression. Causes major macro blocking and destroys detail.
Math. Why are people so bad at it?
This works. You get more light, less dof, and more angle of view with it than without it. End of story.
If you aren't going to shoot another format, don't worry your poor little head about comparing it.
nathanleebush: Can someone who's not terrible at math like me give me a rough estimate of what kind of equivalency this would translate to on a Super-16 sensored Blackmagic Pocket Camera (M43 mount)? Would it essentially make the field of view like an APS-C camera?
Total conversion to m43 is 1.4x
...so something longer than that? I've read it's about a 3x. So for a 14mm lens figure 14x3x0.7 = 29.4mm? Sigma 8-16 starts to sound more attractive, eh? If you need to shoot that wide, that is.
HowaboutRAW: In mirrorless, no Leica Ms, nor the Samsung NX300. Kinda of missing some good lenses there DPR.
The new M should probably be in both categories. Other than AF, it's identical in features to the m43 and Nex systems.
GURL: "The additional light capture from the clear pixels offers improved low-light performance but also allows the use of shorter exposures the rest of the time"
Said shorter exposures should result in deteriorated SNR for red and blue signals. As I suspect that color accuracy in the darkest parts of an image don't really matter this should not be a problem (our eyes don't see the difference?)
What about making the R&B photosites larger to compensate? That could be a win/win.
I'm not seeing that "improvement" in the raw files. Looks worse to me. Anybody else seeing that too?
Jimmy jang Boo: "..., click through to see how the Q7 stacks against the competition."
What competition? There's nothing quite like the Q.
...it's front focused. Look at marks on the paper in the foreground. It's subtle, since DOF is so big with these cameras, but it's there. Dunno if this is an issue of the testing or the camera misfocusing, but that's definitely the issue. Do over!
Two things: there appears to be a bit of front focus to the Q7 shots. And the raw file links are broken.
Trollshavethebestcandy: M43 size
APSC sensor
Good job.
@T3: of course it'll sell! It's their cheapest model! And it'll probably be on a deep discount by xmas. Watch it fly off the shelves and half off! But that doesn't make it good gear.
Aris25: No metering in video mode!!!!!!!!!!!!! At least give us that!!!!! This is rediculous!!!! We cannot change aperture in video mode, we can't see if the exposure is right cause we dont have metering in video mode, we can't use flatter picture profiles because of banding and fpn .... But we have headphone jack with live meters for audio, and mic input for clean audio recording!!!! Does anyone in Nikon Tests the versatility in video mode before they put it in production... The D7100 its an amazing stills camera but for video... i dont think so... The picture quality overall isn't that bad if you have the time to denoise the footage(sometimes and in the lowest iso)... and if you have the time to exit from live view to change the aperture ... and then to check how is your exposure ... and then come back to live view ("ohhh the white t-shirt is overexposed") Then you have to exit from live view.........Nikon Rulessssss
AIS lenses focus marvelously for video. However, the click stops are distracting during video. It's not an elegant solution. I tend to use my Panasonic cams for video, since the adapters (and I'm using dirt cheap ones) adjust aperture more smoothly. On auto shutter/ISO, you can transition from light to dark in one cut and do it so it looks nice.
wootpile: This is a nice build! Anyone who has worked on big movie sets knows that without a silent blimp you simply won't get any work.
A V1 won't cut it either - not enough resolution and high iso capability. try that once and you won't get any more work from the film studios :)
Thanks to op for offering a alternative to commercial variants!
Ok, no really, with all these comments you're coming off like a Fuji evangelist. That appearance is actually the opposite of convincing--it's disconcerting.
LaFonte: I used x100 on a movie sets. Resolution was there and it is silent (only lack of zoom, but that may not be a problem in small sets)
But kudos to the pelican solution. I always enjoy a good DIY, definitely smart.
No, I get that--6mp is more than most customers actually need. 12 is really enough for a billboard--that was proved years ago.
The XTrans resolution is actually lower than rated. If you can sell it to your clients as enough, then cool.
What you say is all true. However it is also true that professionalism makes a big difference. Demonstrating competence is something you have to do 24/7, as your rep relies on it. You're not going to win any hearts when you end up taking more time to get the shot than the DP, because your camera can't nail focus. I do wonder if that will be an issue in the future as light levels drop to normal real world levels for the new digital gear. What if a DP wants to shoot by candle light? Will the Fuji AF or sensor keep up? If you have experience, please share? I know that the 51-point Nikon system is a beast and will continue to give good results under light that's far too dark for today's movie cameras.
micahmedia: I've tried this with the D700. It greatly reduces the mirror slap, but it's not silent. Not quiet enough for a quiet set or quiet performance. I think the issue is the soft cushioning. The Nikon bodies resonate at a low frequency. Perhaps stiffer foam would mitigate this. I never got around to more experimenting, but the basic idea is good. Not perfect, but useful.
Yes! I found that too! Unfortunately, I need something a little quieter. I need to be able to shoot next to audience members in ninja fashion.
If I find a better foam in my future experiments, I'll be sure to share!
...this isn't the type of thing DPR really ought to bring up. Unless you're hoping we can address our addictions only to accept and embrace them?
I've tried this with the D700. It greatly reduces the mirror slap, but it's not silent. Not quiet enough for a quiet set or quiet performance. I think the issue is the soft cushioning. The Nikon bodies resonate at a low frequency. Perhaps stiffer foam would mitigate this. I never got around to more experimenting, but the basic idea is good. Not perfect, but useful.
LaFonte: I used x100 on a movie sets. Resolution was there and it is silent (only lack of zoom, but that may not be a problem in small sets)
But kudos to the pelican solution. I always enjoy a good DIY, definitely smart.
Ideal for...? With low resolution and slow focusing of the X-Pro or XE...it's just too much time wasted on missed shots. No pro would stand for it. Amateurs, fine. Not pro.
When your paycheck and reputation rely on it, you need to get the shot the first time. That's what a good DSLR can do, that a MILC can't under all circumstances. At least that's the case for the current crop of cameras. I expect this will change over time. But in the mean time, on big budget productions, blimps and DSLRs are the way.
I just repaired my little brothers' Stylus "Tough" 3000. Rear button design/construction was terribly flimsy. The zoom buttons were the worst, and that's what broke. They were held in place by an S-shaped plastic spring a fraction of a millimeter thick. This spring was both a locator and a return spring.
In other words, pictures something that has to swing back and forth like a car suspension. Now picture it supported by one spring and that's all. And it's positioned so that the spring twists back and forth with every press of the button. Fatigue design right in, so it fails like a paper clip bent too many times.
Now, I realize this this is a cheaper model, but still...it could be designed to be more durable with the amount and type of materials. See: goo [dot] gl/5Tefe
40daystogo: This review finds that the upper ISO performance is stellar. This review thinks that many RX100 users will want to upgrade simply for the better high ISO quality.
Maybe in jpeg, but the raws they posted seem worse at top ISO.
Bob Israel: The previews on this camera say it all . . . improved low light performance while maintaining all the good of the original RX100. I pre-ordered one already to go with my RX1 and I just sold off the last of my m4/3 lenses. The camera will do all I need for travel purposes and give me high quality 20MP images that I'm sure I will be able to print as large as my 17" Epson printer will let me print.
Can't wait to get it!
See my post above. It seems to be the same to slightly worse at the top ISOs. I'd wait and see. Otherwise, I like the improvements...just not convinced on the sensor yet.


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- 4 cups frozen steak fries
- 4 salmon fillets (6 ounces each)
- 1 to 2 tablespoons prepared horseradish
- 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup panko (Japanese) bread crumbs
- Cooking spray
- Preheat oven to 450°. Arrange steak fries in a single layer on a baking sheet. Bake on lowest oven rack 18-20 minutes or until light golden brown.
- Meanwhile, place salmon on a foil-lined baking sheet coated with cooking spray. In a small bowl, mix horseradish, cheese, Worcestershire sauce, mustard and salt; stir in panko. Press mixture onto fillets. Spritz tops with cooking spray.
- Bake salmon on middle oven rack 8-10 minutes or until fish just begins to flake easily with a fork. Serve with fries. Yield: 4 servings.
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The NFL revealed the players for this year's Pro Bowl tonight. Yeah, that's still being played, and evidently there are players who actually care about playing in it.
First things first, you can see all the players who made the Pro Bowl here. This year's Pro Bowl has a twist, as players will not be separated by conference. Instead teams will determined by a draft held a few days prior. We have a feeling the draft will get better ratings than the actual game.
The 49ers, for the second consecutive year, had the most selections of any team with eight players. Those names are:
RB Frank Gore
TE Vernon Davis
LT Joe Staley
LG Mike Iupati
DT Justin Smith
OLB Ahmad Brooks
ILB NaVorro Bowman
ILB Patrick Willis
You'll notice that none of those names is Niners safety Donte Whitner, a.k.a. The Player Soon to be Known as Hitner. Whitner, who was named a Pro Bowler last year, took the slight to heart. He passive-aggressively complained on Twitter an hour or so before the selections were revealed, dropping hints of his impending snub:
I'm mad!
— DonteHitner (@DonteWhitner) December 27, 2013
You guys will find out in a few hrs why I'm mad! Peace
— DonteHitner (@DonteWhitner) December 27, 2013
I must keep believing that everything happens for a reason… And I do!
— DonteHitner (@DonteWhitner) December 28, 2013
I'm done tweeting for the night! Gonna mess around and get myself into some trouble. Gn and god bless!
— DonteHitner (@DonteWhitner) December 28, 2013
Now listening to "politics as usual" –@S_C_
— DonteHitner (@DonteWhitner) December 28, 2013
Somebody must really want to go to Hawaii. On the bright side, though, Whitner was one of six Niners named as a Pro Bowl alternate.
Of course, none of this matters if the 49ers just make it to the Super Bowl again, then the Pro Bowl shouldn't even be on Whitner's radar.


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One example: Lafayette, California. Lafayette is a community east of Oakland, just over the Berkeley Hills in the East Bay.
Lafayette, with a population of about 25,000, has a small town atmosphere. It is a popular destination for home buyers because of top rated schools, a low crime rate, mild climate, and easy access to other parts of the Bay Area. Lafayette has its own Bay Area Rapid Transit station (BART), and it is only about a 25 minute BART ride into the heart of downtown San Francisco. There are a variety of excellent restaurants in town. There are oak trees on the hills around.
Homes, especially those selling under $1 M, are going fast. They often involve multiple offers. There is now a shortage of inventory. Luxury homes in the $2 M+ range are selling a little slower.
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There are other communities in the greater San Francisco Bay Area that are experiencing a similar trend. What the future holds, no one can say for sure, but interest is definitely picking up in many areas.
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You can't access the previous login keychain unless you have the password for it.
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That's ok. but this seems to be an enpasse, maybe I don't understand something.
Why after change the password whit the OSX cd I still can't login to my account?
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French doors leading to the dining room / Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: French doors leading to the dining room of the home on Fair Oaks. The home's updated kitchen. The master bedroom of the four-bedroom home. A large screened-in porch connecting the house to a two-car attached garage. The street view of the 3,066-square-foot single-family home in Ann Arbor. / Photos by Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press
Greek Revival
Where: 1137 Fair Oaks, Ann Arbor
How much: $895,000
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2 full, 3 half
Square feet: 3,066, plus a large screened porch
Key features: Very handsome Greek Revival house designed by luminary Fiske Kimball is recently restored and in excellent condition. Two living rooms, large screened porch, new kitchen, new owners suite. Bonus rooms in third floor and basement could be bedroom or theater. Many built-ins, lavish woodwork. Original Kimball drawings included.
Contact: Deb Odom Stern, Charles Reinhart, 734-604-3704.
The home's updated kitchen. / Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press
Fiske Kimball original drawings. / Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press
A view of the living room. / Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press
Fiske Kimball was an expert in the architecture of Thomas Jefferson and led the restoration of Jeffersons home, Monticello. Still in his 20s, he swept through Ann Arbor from 1913 to 1919, where he taught architecture at the University of Michigan, received a PhD, wrote Thomas Jefferson, Architect, and co-wrote A History of Architecture.
He also designed the neighborhood known as Scottwood, with eight classic American Colonial-style houses on irregular lots. These houses are highly valued today, including this gracious Greek Revival home at $895,000, which comes with 20 of Kimballs original drawings.
With treed streets and cobblestone fences, the setting is beautiful. During summer, from the front porch or the screened porch you could feel that youre Up North, but you are minutes from Hill Auditorium, the U-M stadium or downtown dining.
Kimball was opinionated, some say even arrogant, and the home is full of his personal marks. Woodwork is lavished on every window, every door, every arch, every joint where a wall meets the ceiling or floor. Its classic trim, not ornate, but up to 12 inches deep.
He favored built-ins, and they run through the house, including two of the bedrooms. The dining room has an especially nice outside wall where a buffet is built in under a bay window.
Kimball loved French doors, and the first floor has nine pair, even French doors that open onto French doors. Before the owners took one out there had been 10.
The effect inside is a large, gracious, East Coast house thats elegant in a quiet way perhaps the house of a successful sea captain.
About 10 years ago, the owners did a major remodeling, using Kimballs drawings as guides. They added a 22-foot screened porch on one side as well as an attached garage. They took out one wall to make a modern-sized kitchen. They remodeled the owners suite so now it has a large walk-in closet and a large bath with two sinks and a walk-in glass shower.
A narrow stairway leads to a third floor, which the family calls the tree house. It has a bedroom, a half-bath and a bonus space. Now the owners young granddaughters play there. When the couples kids were teens, it was the coveted adolescent get-away bedroom.
Kimball went on from Ann Arbor to become a pioneer in preservation, writing many guidelines used today. He designed a long list of public buildings in classical styles. For 30 years, he was head of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where hes credited with building a fine collection.
This path can be tracked in a document given to the owners when the house was on the Ann Arbor home tour. One visitor had just written her masters thesis on Kimball and gave the owners a copy. Like the original Kimball drawings, it will be included with the sale of the house.
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Mardi Gras 2016 is Tuesday, February 9th
Galveston Mardi Gras Parade & Events Calendar
With 20 krewes participating 15 or so parades, and nearly a quarter of a million people passing through town over two weekends, Galveston's Mardi Gras parades can be massive undertakings. Most of the parades take place in and around the 15 square blocks of the "Uptown Entertainment District" bounded by Harborside Dr. and Mechanic Street (between 20th and 25th Streets).
Daytime parades (including the children's parade) tend to run along Seawall Blvd., providing a safe and open area for spectators.
Click Here to view the Galveston Strand District Mardi Gras Parade Calendar
2015 Galveston Seawall Mardi Gras Parade Calendar
1st Weekend
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Mystic Krewe of Aquarius Annual Mardi Gras Kick Off Parade
Galveston Seawall (from 57th & Seawall to The Strand District)
Featuring spectacular floats and 15 marching bands1, plus 175 costumed Krewe members throwing special anniversary beads and cups during this a 3-hour parade which ends in the Strand Historic District.
Krewe of Gambrinus Parade
Galveston Seawall to The Strand District
(the parade processes down Seawall Blvd from 57th Street to 25th Street (Rosenberg Avenue), then heads North on Rosenberg Avenue)
King Gambrinus throws a party for 300,000 of his closest friends with over 650,000 throws and giant searchlights that light up the night. Open and free to the public!
The parade will include 12 Lighted Floats, Marching Bands, and many other entries. Don't miss this year as King Gambrinus XXV and HRH the Queen celebrate the Silver Anniversary.
2nd Weekend
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Krewe d'Esprit Rosaire Parade
Galveston Seawall
(starts at the Public School Stadium Parking lot at 27th & Ave L.)
The ever-popular "Battle of the Bands" starts at 9:00am and will include local and Houston area bands.
This is a family oriented parade with lots of high stepping marching bands from Houston and Galveston with lots of bead, trinkets, and even some food throws.
The Parade will present Krewe Royalty, motorcycle groups, drill teams, dancers, ROTC, boats and much more, and will kick off at 11am from Kempner Park, 27th and Ave N. From there, it proceeds to Seawall, down Seawall, right onto 31st street, down Ave N, left onto 27th and end at Jack Johnson Park – 27th and Avenue M.
At Johnson Park there will be an after party (the "Yard Party") with all types of cultural food booths, more bead throwing, music, and fun.
Knights of Momus Grand Night Parade
Galveston Seawall to The Strand District
(starts at 23rd and Seawall Blvd. - turns right on 25th Street - continues to Mechanic Street - turns right on Mechanic Street to 21st Street - left on 21st to The Strand - left on Strand - ends at the Railroad Museum)
Mardi Gras! Galveston's largest parade will feature floats, marching bands, dignitaries, bead throwing and more.
Sunday, February 15, 2014
Krewe of Barkus & Meoux Parade
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(begins at 28th and Seawall Blvd.- proceeds west to 47th Street and the Academy parking lot)
Bringing out the best in people and their pets, In this parade pets of all sizes, shapes, and species are welcome (costumes optional). Registration begins at 11:00am and the pre- parade costume contest begins at 11:30, with the winners making up the Royal Court.
Mardi Gras Children's Parade
Galveston Seawall
(Begins at 27th Street and Seawall Blvd. and proceeds to 47th Street and the Academy parking lot)
Firefighters Local 571 hosts a parade dedicated to the families and kids of Galveston. The parade features costumed children ( of all ages) and decorated floats.
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1st Weekend
Friday, February 6, 2015
Party Gras! Procession
The Strand District
2300 Mechanic Street (Tremont House)
The Lidstone Family, along with members of the Mystic Krewe of Aquarius celebrate the George Mitchell Mardi Gras Award with a pre-procession party followed by a "second line" jazz procession to the Tremont Hotel. Presented by The Tremont House and Hotel Galvez
George P. Mitchell Mardi Gras Award Ceremony
The Strand District
In front of The Tremont House (2300 Mechanic Street)
Award ceremony honoring The Lidstone Family followed by a cocktail reception and the George P. Mitchell Mardi Gras Parade
Presented by The Tremont House and Hotel Galvez
7.00 pm
George P. Mitchell Mardi Gras Parade
The Strand District
Beginning at The Tremont House (2300 Mechanic Street)
The George P. Mitchell Parade Honoring the 2015 recipients with festive floats parading through the historic Strand District on the kick off night of Mardi Gras! Galveston Friday, February 6, 2015.
Funky Uptown Umbrella Brigade
The Strand District
Twirl your way through the streets of the Downtown Entertainment District as part of the 5th Annual Funky Uptown Umbrella Brigade. This year they are hoping to break their previous record of 2,314 Funky Brigaders. This FREE event offers families, friends, corporate groups, organizations and individuals a chance to do a little dance, have a lot of fun and get down tonight.
RETURNING! The 2nd Annual Official Umbrella Decorating Contest of Mardi Gras! Galveston. You are invited to submit an original decorated umbrella to be voted on by the public via the Mardi Gras! Galveston Funky Uptown Umbrella Brigade Facebook Page
The top ten umbrellas will be showcased at the Official Mardi Gras! Galveston Poster & Umbrella Unveiling and the winning umbrella will lead the Funky Uptown Umbrella Brigade Friday, February 6, 2015.
2015 Official Umbrella Decorating Contest Form
Krewe da' Yaga's Parade
The Strand District
Krewe da' Yaga's Café makes its return with a parade full of Yaga's Café family of the past, present and future. This is one not to be missed.
Board shorts and flip flops required! Want to ride? Please Email: firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Jolly Jester Jaunt 5K Run for Fun!
The Strand District
(21st and Strand heading west to 25th street, loop around to Mechanic Street, and head back east to 21st street, making 3 laps.)
Gallop through the Historical Strand District (with an optional stick pony).
The first 500 gallopers will be given jester hats and a jester themed run shirt to perform the whimsical event! This is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a leisurely crawl through Galveston's Downtown Historic District.
The run is <5 kilometers long (1K for the Jr. Jesters). Walking and/or Running is permitted as this is a non-competitive, non-timed event! JUST HAVE FUN, and GET SOME EXERCISE.
Online Registration
4th Annual Zaniest Golf Cart Parade
The Strand District
This parade is another great chance for friends and family to get together and participate in an interactive display of the ZANY spirit of Mardi Gras! Galveston.
Free Entertainment District entry to all participants of the parade.
Presented by The Galveston County Daily News.
Clear Channel Rock The Block Parade
The Strand District
Tune into this rockin' parade as the Clear Channel Krewe cruises down Strand!
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Sunshine Kids Parade
The Strand District
Bring out the entire family for a day full of Sunshine and festive floats.
The Sunshine Kids is an organization that provides activities for children with cancer.
Shriners Hospitals for Children - Galveston Parade
The Strand District
Patients, families and friends of Shriners Hospital for Children will become a part of the Mardi Gras! Galveston festivities with floats, and Shriners Clowns and Mini-Cars!
2nd Weekend
Friday, February 13, 2015
Danny Weber Memorial Fire Truck Parade
The Strand District
Danny Weber, Sr. was a lifelong Galvestonian who spent over 30 years in the Galveston Fire Department as he worked his way through the ranks, eventually becoming Fire Chief. After he retired, still wishing to serve the community he loved, he ran for City Council, serving three terms as the District 5 Representative. Danny was a devoted family man and a good friend to all who knew him. This parade is dedicated to Danny because of his love for his community, fire department, and Mardi Gras! Galveston.
Krewe Babalu 10th Annual All Krewe Parade
The Strand District
Come watch the 10th Annual parade. This parade is packed with more beads per foot than any other. See it twice. Once from Mechanics Row and then from the Strand. Come load up on beads!
Krewe of Maximilian Parade
The Strand District
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Krewe of WHO? Processional
2502 Mechanic Street
Come march with the Krewe of WHO? in the All Krewe Processional. Wave and throw beads to the crowd and enjoy the festivities of Mardi Gras.
The parade starts at 1:00 pm, but you must be at the staging area 15 - 30 minutes before that. There is no charge to march with us in the processional. For more information about our Tail-Gate Party and Processional, visit the event page on our website.
Z Krewe 21st Z Processional
The Strand District
Houston Chronicle Neauxs Krewe Parade
The Strand District
Hot off the press! This Neauxs Krewe will be rolling down Strand at 2:30pm tossing more than newspapers. Houston Chronicle is the 6th largest newspaper in the United States and a PROUD sponsor of Mardi Gras! Galveston.
Les Bon Temps Roule Parade
The Strand District
6.00pm - 11.00pm
A&M Mardi Gras Parade Viewing Party
The Strand District
(The Tremont House - 2300 Mechanic Street)
In tribute to1940 Texas A&M University graduate George P. Mitchell, The George P. Mitchell Society of Texas A&M University at Galveston is now the beneficiary and host of this legendary party which had been presented by George and Cynthia Mitchell and the Mitchell family since its start in 1985.
The A&M Mardi Gras Parade Viewing Party will take place entirely in the Tremont Ballroom and offer dinner, open bar, live music and a premier view of the Momus Grand Night Parade as it passes in front of the hotel. Guests will have the option to watch the parade from the ballroom balcony or on the street level in a gated viewing area. The Tremont House is donating the venue, staff and food and beverages enabling all proceeds to benefit the school. For tickets, visit www.tamug.edu/mardigras.
Note: In contrast to previous years, tickets to the event are separate from the Mardi Gras hotel package and The Tremont House will be open to the public. For hotel reservations, visit www.thetremonthouse.com (see special offers).
Cost: $125 pp
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
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FAT TUESDAY, February 17, 2015
Mystic Krewe of Aquarius 19th Annual Fat Tuesday
One of the island's most popular parades. In the final hours of Mardi Gras this special event will feature the 10 lighted Aquarius floats plus entries from Knights of Momus, Krewe of Gambrinus, Krewe Babalu, Z Krewe, Krewe of Thalasar. Lighthouse Krewe and many others.
The parade will also feature 8 marching bands. Come and enjoy this great event.
Mardi Gras Galveston calendar information provided courtesy of Mardi Gras Galveston and the Galveston Island Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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Galveston Feature Stories
Art & Architecture- Dead Tree Sculptures, Artist Boat Kayak Tours, and the Bishop's Palace.
Galveston's Dining Delights - Dining Culture & Local Favorites in Gulf Coast Texas
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Leave your electronics at home and bring a banjo and an accordion.
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I'm bringing 2 cabinets, a cheap mixing board, xponent, old dell laptop, old ashley amp, possibly my old shure beta 87a mic if anyone in our camp feels we would use it. That's about it I think.
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Believe Your Eyes — Witch Hunters Want the 'Coven's' Blood
Taissa Farmiga as Zoe, Jamie Brewer as Nan, and Emma Roberts as Madison in "American Horror Story: Coven"
Revenge is an especially scary notion on "American Horror Story: Coven," and sometimes all that's needed are a melon baller and some silver bullets to get the desired effect.
In an intense and casually gruesome episode, this week's "Head" not only unites witchcraft with voodoo, but also exposes an ultra-bizarre witch-hunting conglomerate that is at the nexus of the coven's danger.
With the witch hunters responsible for Cordelia's blinding and Hank's double life, and the witches matching each action with solutions for Cordelia's eyesight and Queenie's quick save, it seems as if "Horror Story" is at a temporary checkmate, as an all-out war is on the horizon. Here are the top shockers from this week's episode that made our eyes pop out of our heads.
Witch Hunters
Through a traumatic boyhood flashback, it's revealed that Hank comes from a long line of witch hunters and began shooting, or rather failing to shoot, silver bullets at a young age.
Despite Hank's missing his targets over the years, his father still uses him as the family's witch-hunting informant, with his marriage to Cordelia part of his spying mission from the start. As a result, Hank has a major loser complex and is surprised to learn that the corporation blinded Cordelia so that she would be more likely to need Hank in her life. Well, that plan backfired.
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Meanwhile, Laveau starts pressuring Hank to hold up his end of their deal to kill the witches. As she begins to torture him, Laveau explains that the next pin will be through his heart unless he kills the witches by the end of the night. Afterward, as Hank goes to the coven to plead for the return of Cordelia (whom he actually seems to love), Cordelia demands a divorce from Hank. So in a sense, the hole in his heart is already growing on its own. The humanity!
What's a confused and bullied witch hunter to do? Freak out and make things worse, of course. Feeling pressure from both his father and Marie Laveau to finally start making moves on the New Orleans coven, Hank revolts under their control and goes full Rambo and invades Laveau's salon, killing everyone in sight. He shoots Queenie (cruel, cruel world!), but she still manages to blow her brains out voodoo-style (and thus Hank's brains) in order to save Laveau from a fatal shot. Hank goes out with a bang, but as usual creates an even bigger mess doing so. Ugh, typical Hank.
Will Queenie survive Hank's shot in her stomach? And just how intense will the witch hunters' wrath be on the coven now that Hank is dead?
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Cordelia knows that Fiona set up Myrtle Snow and that her beloved "Auntie Myrtle" could have never blinded her with acid. Angry that Cordelia has been maimed and that the witch council was so eager to send her to her demise, Myrtle seeks revenge on the council.