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The Week in Cool: April 4-6
Friday, April 4
"Right-On" Funk and Soul Happy Hour 2nd Anniversary Party
5pm–2am • Mohawk, 912 Red River St. • Free before 9pm; $6 after
Free happy hour from 5–9pm featuring drink specials and music by the Heart and Soul Sound System DJs. The party continues inside at 9 with performances by Hard Proof and Electric Attitude.
BOM Brewery "Heaven or Hell" Tap Takeover at Chicago House
6–8pm • Chicago House, 607 Trinity St. • Free
The folks at BOM Brewery will be pouring some of their Belgian beer selections — get there early and you might get a free pint glass out of the deal.
Overflo Comedy Benefit for SXSWCares
9pm • Buffalo Billiards, 201 E. 6th St. • Free; donations requested
Free comedy showcase. Donations benefit the victims of the SXSW crash and their families.
Saturday, April 5
4th Annual Crawfish Boil @ Black Sheep Lodge
2pm • Black Sheep Lodge, 2108 S Lamar Blvd. • Free entry
"Over 700 lbs of crawfish and lots of drink specials." The goin' rate for the good stuff is $7 per scoop, which works out to a little over a pound.
Free Show: Tele Novella's 45 Release Party @ Cheer Up Charlie's
10pm–2am • Cheer Up Charlie's, 900 Red River St. • Free
Sweet little lineup: Tele Novella, Shivery Shakes, Daniel Francis Doyle, and David & the Israelites.
Sunday, April 6
Easy Sunday with Austin Beerworks
2–6pm • Easy Tiger, 709 E. 6th St. • Free
How's this for an easy Sunday — $1 cans of Austin Beerworks brews, a couples ping-pong tourney for Arcade Fire tickets, screenprinting, pop-up shops, and just straight chillin'.
KUTX Live 98.9 Music Series: Latasha Lee & The Black Ties
2–6pm • Uncle Billy's, 1530 Barton Springs Rd. • Free
Free show!
Otis the Destroyer April Residency @ Empire Control Room
7–11pm • Empire Control Room, 606 E. 7th St. • Free
Live music by Otis the Destroyer (formerly The Couch), Emily Bell, Sweet Spirit, and Löwin.
The Week in Cool: April 4-6
The Week in Cool: July 20–28
Saturday, July 20
Hill's Cafe Chili Cookoff
Noon-6pm • Hill's Café, 4700 S. Congress Ave. • Free
Chili and tequila tasting, drink specials, live music.
Frontier Bar's Two Year Anniversary Party
4pm–2am • Frontier Bar, 2421 Webberville Rd. • Free
Free food from Short Bus Subs + hosted bar provided by Strongbow, featuring a shot called the "FireBow" (shot of Fireball and Strongbow). Music by Muchos Backflips!, Don Von Bronson, The Swamp Bats, and others
Sunday, July 21
Easy Sunday
2pm • Easy Tiger, 709 East 6th St. • Free
We don't really know anything about this other than the fact that it's a partnership between Easy Tiger, Austin Beerworks, Sanctuary Printshop, Just the Tip, and Fairdale Bikes … so it's pretty much gonna be awesome.
Monday, July 22
Free Movies at Amy's Ice Cream: "Elf"
8:30pm • Amy's Ice Creams, 5624 Burnet Road • Free
Tuesday, July 23
Sara Hickman Free In-Store Performance
5pm • Waterloo Records, 600 N. Lamar • Free
Refreshments provided by Tuaca.
Wednesday, July 24
Blues on the Green: The Gourds with Shakey Graves
7:30pm • Zilker Park • Free
Thursday, July 25
Unplugged at the Grove: Max Frost
8pm • Shady Grove, 1624 Barton Springs Rd. • Free
Free show, drink specials.
Friday, July 26
Camper Van Beethoven In-Store Performance
5pm • Waterloo Records, 600 N. Lamar • Free
Music Under The Star Concert Series: Guy Forsyth
6–9pm • Bullock Texas State History Museum, 1800 N. Congress Ave. • Free
Saturday, July 27
Quesoff III
2-6pm • Mohawk, 912 Red River St. • Free; $5 for a chip bag
Sample all kinds of free queso at an amazing showdown of cheesy goodness created by local chefs, master quesologists, and a bunch of regular Joes.
The Good Music Club: Utopia Fest Special
9pm–2am • The ND, East 5th at Brushy Street • $5
Music by Henry & The Invisibles, Holiday Mountain & The Bellmen.
Sunday July 28
Shangri La Presents an Alien Invasion Beach Party
9pm–2am • Shangri La, 1016 E. 6th St. • Free
Drink specials, tunes by DJ Hot Britches, beach-themed photobooth, and so on.
The Week in Cool: July 19-23
Thursday, July 19
Opening Party of the Diana World Tour
6–10pm • Lomography Gallery Store, 912 Congress Ave. • Free
Free beer tastings from Black Star Co-op, refreshments from ID Soda, ice cream sandwiches from Cow-Tipping Creamery, and entertainment by the Austin Phonograph Company.
No Touching! The Second Arrested Development Quiz
8pm • Jax Neighborhood Café, 2828 Rio Grande • $5
Teams of up to six players compete for prizes worth up to $500.
Red River Comedy Period
9:30pm • Red 7, 611 E. 7th St. • Free
Free comedy show with performances by Jared Hawley, John Tole, Kat Ramzinski, Jared Walls, Rob Gagnon and others. Hosted by Jake Flores with music by Sebastian Nebula.
Friday, July 20
Old Bridge Cellars Wine Tasting
4–8pm • East End Wines, 1209 Rosewood Ave. • Free
Free wine tasting.
I Luv Video 30th Anniversary Costume Party Extravaganza
7pm–2am • 29th Street Ballroom, 2906 Fruth St. • $2 with costume, $5 without
Dress up as your favorite movie character for a night of music and games, including trivia, musical chairs, drunk Twister, costume contests and more. First 50 people through the door get a free gift bag with swag from I Luv Video and Spider House. Live music by The Well, Encino Men, Run Man Run!, Space Camp, and DJ Captain America.
Michale Graves of The Misfits
7pm–2am • Frontier Bar, 2421 Webberville Road • Free
Free show by Michale Graves, as well as Flametrick Subs, Mariachis del Inferno, Top Dead Center, The Babyshakers, and Back to Riverdale. Face painting, photobooth, and Batman movies projected on the outdoor screen. Come dressed as Batman for a chance to win free drinks.
101X Homegrown Live: Hacienda and The Preservation
8pm • The Blackheart, 86 Rainey St. • Free
Free show.
Headdress and True Widow at Hotel Vegas
9pm–2am • Hotel Vegas, 1500 E. 6th St. • Free
Free show.
Saturday, July 21
Fashion Trunk Show & Sale in Hyde Park
1–7pm • Gallery Black Lagoon, 4301 A. Guadalupe St. • Free
Free drinks and treats, plus shopping and live music.
Bikini Car Wash Fundraiser
2–9pm • The White Horse Saloon, 500 Comal St. • $5 suggested donation
Free beer, liquor snow cones, food, raffle + music by The Blind Pets, Black Pistol Fire, Shakey Graves, and Black Tabs.
The 2012 Quesoff ***Party of the Week***
5–8pm • Mohawk, 912 Red River • Free
Free queso and chips at an amazing showdown of cheesy goodness created by the likes of Kerbey Lane, Frank, Cuatros, Red's Porch, and a bunch of regular Joes.
Superhero Party
10:30pm–2am • The Highball, 1142 S. Lamar • $5 online, $7 at the door
Crazy dance party with a laser light show, dancers, a photobooth and beats by DJ Fuckin' A.
Sunday, July 22
Tuaca Summer Snow Day
4pm • Molotov Lounge, 719 W. 6th St. • Free
Winter-themed party featuring vanilla citrus TUACA cocktails.
Cinema East: "Sun Don't Shine"
7–11pm • Yellow Jacket Track Field, 1156 Hargrave St. • $3
Screening and Q&A. BYOB.
East Side Showroom Anniversary Party
9pm • East Side Showroom, 1100 E. 6th St. • Free
Drink specials, special seasonal cuisine, and live music by Dave Quanbury's Big Band.
Monday, July 23
Seth Walker In-Store Performance
5pm • Waterloo Records, 6th and Lamar • Free
Free show and free Shiner.
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The Week in Cool: April 25-30
That's right … the Party of the Week is in San Marcos! Plot twist!!
Wednesday, April 25
Mel's Meals Round Rock Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting
4–6pm • Mel's Meals, 1208 N. IH 35 Suite W • Free; RSVP requested
Complimentary skinny margaritas by Z Tequila, soda by SANS soda, and music by Daniel Park.
Heartless Bastards In-Store Performance
5pm • Waterloo Records, 6th and Lamar • Free
Free show and free beer from Shiner.
The Wine Down @ ACL Live: Candace Bellamy
5–7pm • ACL Live at Moody Theater, 310 W. 2nd St. • Free
Free show with food by with bites from Hickory Street.
Jenny Lawson: "Let's Pretend This Never Happened"
7pm • BookPeople, 6th and Lamar • Free
Jenny Lawson speaks about her new book. The talk is free, but you need to buy the book from BookPeople to have it signed.
KVET Free Texas Music Series: Casey Donahew Band w/ Curtis Grimes
8pm • Nutty Brown Café, 12225 Hwy. 290 West • Free
Fusebox Festival
April 25–May 6 • Various times, locations and covers
One of Austin's most unique festivals, Fusebox features a broad variety of art, theater and dance performances. Many of the events are free or under $10. Check the website for full schedule.
Thursday, April 26
Uncle Billy's 5th Anniversary Party
11am–Midnight • Uncle Billy's Brewery & BBQ, 1530 Barton Springs Road • Free
Half-price appetizers and $3 pints all day, plus music by Paul Renna.
Chewing the Fat: Delicious Conversations & Free Waffles
Noon–1pm Thu., Fri., Sat. • Fusebox Festival Hub, 1100 E. 5th St. • Free
You guessed it: free waffles! Chat with Fusebox Artistic Director Ron Berry on Thursday, Steve Moore on Friday, and Phil Soltanoff & Rob Ramirez on Saturday.
Mickey Hart Autograph Signing
5–8pm • Waterloo Records, 6th and Lamar • Free
Mickey Hart of The Grateful Dead will sign copies of his new album, Mysterium Tremendum.
Wild Flour Cakery & Boutique Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening Weekend
5:30pm • Wild Flour Cakery & Boutique, 316 N Main St., Suite B, Buda • Free
Ribbon-cutting celebration with free treats from the bakery.
AYC's 3rd Annual Non-Profit Fair
6–7:30pm • LiveStrong, 2201 East 6th St. • Free for AYC members, $5 for non-members
Food, drinks, and networking opportunities at a party showcasing 20 local non-profits.
Beauty For a Purpose
6–9pm • Plain Ivey Jane, 408 W. 2nd St. • Free; donations encouraged
Complimentary wine, cupcakes, mini-makeovers, and music by DJ Mr. Burnz. Benefits ALLIES, an Austin coalition dedicated to raising awareness about human trafficking.
Pinups for Paws Fundraiser
6–9pm • House Wine, 408 Josephine St. • Free
Complimentary appetizers from 7-9. Benefits local dog shelters.
Bangles & Booze: A Do512 Trunk Show
7pm • Do512 Lounge, 2208 S. Lamar • Free; RSVP required
Trunk show with complimentary treats and beverages.
Austin Social Affair's 1st Annual Margarita Mixer
7pm • The Rattle Inn, 610 Nueces St. • $5 donation
A benefit for the Make-A-Wish Foundation with complimentary Z Tequila margaritas from 7–8pm, drink specials and sales from local vendors.
Unplugged at the Grove with The Gourds
8pm • Shady Grove, 1624 Barton Springs Rd. • Free
Free outdoor show + drink specials.
Thursday Night Social Club
8pm • ColdTowne Theater, 4803-B Airport Blvd. • $5
Every Thursday in April, ColdTowne is opening early to provide free beer and snacks before the improv comedy show.
The Boxing Lesson 7inch Vinyl Release Party
9pm–2am • Hotel Vegas, 1500 E. 6th St. • $5
The Boxing Lesson celebrates the launch of their new record, featuring performances by Purple, [paperthreat] & The Hi-Tones.
Feist Afterparty featuring Dana Falconberry
10pm • Stubb's Indoors, 800 Red River St. • Free
Free Dana Falconberry show after Feist performs outside.
Moontower Comedy & Oddity Festival: Charlie Hodge
10:30pm • Mohawk, 912 Red River St. • Free
Free comedy show.
MR Fest 2012 **Party of the Week**
April 26–28 • Multiple venues around San Marcos Square • Free
Free shows by more than 100 artists, including some of Austin's best bands: Quiet Company, White Denim, Knifight, Stereo Is a Lie, The White White Lights, Boyfrndz, The Sour Notes, Sphynx, The Eastern Sea, Little Radar, Marmalakes, and Wild Child. Presented by KTSW 899.
Friday, April 27
Del Castillo In-Store Performance
5–6pm • Waterloo Records, 6th and Lamar • Free
Free show and free beer from Shiner.
Lige Williamson, Barebones Orchestra, All Eyes Closed, We The Sea Lions, Pocket Rockets, Boy + Kite
6pm–2am • Skinny's Ballroom, 115 San Jacinto Blvd. • Cover?
Red Beard Promotions Presents: The Nouns + Follow That Bird + Country Mice + Hot Rod Radio
8pm–2am • Swan Dive, 615 Red River • $5
Saturday, April 28
15th Annual Buda Country Fair and Wiener Dog Races
8am–6pm • Main Street and San Antonio St., Buda • $3 adults, free for kids 12 and under
Wiener dogs racing each other! Also: cook-off, bake-off, pet parade, washer tournament and lots of other activities. Benefits the Buda Lions Club.
Austin Dragon Boat Festival
10am–3pm • Festival Beach at Town Lake, Waller St. @ Festival Beach Rd. • Free
Another distinctly Austin event, the Dragon Boat Festival features dragon boat races, dancing, music, martial arts, games, food, and more.
Eeyore's 49th Annual Birthday Party
11am–Dark • Pease Park, Lamar and MLK • Free
One of Austin's oldest traditions, this crazy hippie-fest has something for almost everyone — hula hoops, maypoles, face painting, music, and a lot more. Feel free to come in costume and bring an instrument, and prepare to experience the original standard for keeping Austin weird.
EcoAustin Spring Fling
Noon–6pm • Hops & Grain Brewery, 507 Calles Street #101 • $10 suggested donation
Free Hops & Grain beer and live music by The Niel Nasset Band, Patton Sparks, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades, Taylor Pritchet, and Dallas Seely. Donations benefit the Trail Foundation of Austin.
South Austin Pitch and Pooch Family Golf Outing and Canine Extravaganza
Noon–8pm • Butler Park Pitch and Putt, 301 Lee Barton Drive • $5 suggested donation
A benefit for The Dream Come True Foundation featuring food catered by P. Terry's, a dog costume contest, a silent auction, golf, music and dance performances.
Applied Pressure presents: NickNack - State Machine LP Release Party
9pm–2am • The Belmont, 305 W. 6th St. • Free
Sets by NickNack and The LOEGz, Lophi, BoomBaptist, ABT, Bird Peterson, Kid Slyce, 4th Wall, Hobo D, and Goon.
Blue October Afterparty featuring Eyes Burn Electric
11pm • Stubb's Indoors, 800 Red River St. • Free
Free Eyes Burn Electric show after Blue October performs outside.
Sunday, April 29
Jessie Street Eats Grand Opening
11am–2pm • Jessie Street Eats, 415 Jessie St. • Free
Live music, free beer, and food from Clem's Hot Diggity Dogs, Mister Fruit Cup, Bahn-Bahn, Chocosutra, Ice Cream Social, Fatback Boucherie, plus an eating contest featuring Hungry Todd Rungy.
Oldies But Goodies
Noon–3pm • Parts + Labour, 1117 South Congress Ave. • Free; donations accepted
A benefit for Austin Pets Alive featuring complimentary snacks and beverages from Jo's Coffee and Tito's Vodka, dog treats from Sugar Mama's, a raffle, a dog photo booth, and a chance to adopt some older loveable dogs.
Mohawk Beach Party Series Presents: Burgess Meredith
5–9pm • Mohawk, 912 Red River St. • Free
Food by Frank, sno-cones, giveaways, drink specials, and music by Burgess Meredith + DJ Saturday Night Matador. Sponsored by Pucker Vodka, Crispin Cider and Frank.
Little Radar Album Release Show, with The Couch + The Baker Family
8pm–2am • Mohawk, 912 Red River St. • $6
Our friends Little Radar celebrate the release of their first full-length album.
Monday, April 30
The Good Music Club #4
7pm • The ND @ 501 Studios, 501 N. I-35 • Free
Free show and professional live taping with 5-song sets by Lonesome Heroes, The Sour Notes, Frank Smith & The Dalles. The first 100 drinks are sponsored by Tito's Vodka.
The Week in Cool: Feb. 7-13
Tuesday, Feb. 7
Free Cheese by Antonelli's Cheese Shop
Each night this week • Multiple locations • Free
Antonelli's celebrates its second birthday by offering free cheese plates (while they last) at multiple locations around Austin this week. Tuesday — 24 Diner, Fino and Hopfields; Wednesday — Bartlett's, Fion Wine Pub, House Pizzeria; Thursday — Chez Zee, Max's Wine Dive, The Steeping Room; Friday — Coal Vines, The Seedling Truck.
Randy Fertel: The Gorilla Man and the Empress of Steak
7pm • BookPeople, 603 N. Lamar Blvd. • Free
Free beer from Saint Arnold Brewing Company. Randy Fertel, author of "The Gorilla Man and the Empress of Steak," will speak and sign copies of the book.
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog: Live!
8pm • The Highball, 1142 S. Lamar • $5
An "all singing, all dancing" live performance of the cult web series.
Migrant Kids, Girl Dreams, Easy Tiger, Shortwave Party
10pm • Hole in the Wall, 2538 Guadalupe St. • Free
Free show with four local bands.
Wednesday, Feb. 8
Uncle Billy's Brewery Tour
6–7pm • Uncle Billy's Brewery & BBQ, 1530 Barton Springs Road • Free; RSVP requested
Take a behind-the-scenes tour and sample beer with the brewmaster. Post on the Uncle Billy's Facebook wall to RSVP.
Austin Chronicle Short Story Contest Party
7pm • BookPeople, 603 N. Lamar Blvd. • Free
The Chronicle announces the winners of its annual short story contest. Complimentary refreshments and hors d' oeuvres.
Gap at Central Park Spring Collection Launch Cocktail Party
7–10pm • The Gap, 4001 North Lamar Blvd. • Free
Complimentary cocktails and hors d'oeuvres + special discounts.
Trivia Night at The Brixton: Sex & the City and The Sopranos
8–10pm • The Brixton, East 6th at Onion Street • Free
That's right: a trivia night with an eclectic mix of questions about "Sex & the City" and "The Sopranos." Drink specials on Godfathers and Cosmopolitans.
Thursday, Feb. 9
Cash Mob Austin at TenOak
5pm • TenOak, 4th and Colorado • Free (but bring cash)
Be part of a new project to support local business by bringing at least $10 to spend en masse with fellow cash mobsters.
Beatles Happy Hour
5:30pm • Baker Street Pub, 3003 South Lamar Blvd. • Free; RSVP required
Google Places hosts a free happy hour featuring Beatles-themed drinks, music, and memorabilia.
Flower Hour
7–9pm • The Seedling Truck • Free
Complimentary appetizers & live music. Check the Facebook page on the day of the event for location.
Love Bites Art Opening
7–10pm • Bijou Studio, 1618 E. 6th St. • Free
Art show with free beer and snacks.
No Play Music 7-Inch Release Party
7pm–2am • Mohawk, 912 Red River • $8
The great mostly local lineup makes this show well worth the cover: Speak, Marmalakes, Roky Moon & Bolt, Calm Blue Sea, Follow That Bird, The Sour Notes, Buxton, and Technicolor Hearts
Thursday Night Social Club: Great Comedy, Free Beer
8pm • ColdTowne Theater, 4803-B Airport Blvd. • $5
Every Thursday in January, ColdTowne is opening early to provide free beer and snacks before the improv comedy show.
Burning Avalanche, Befriend the Bears, The Antic Romantics, The Scarlett Effect
9pm • Hole in the Wall, 2538 Guadalupe St. • Free
Free show.
Friday, Feb. 10
Vogue Valentine Party
5–8pm • Rene Guest Jewelry Design House, 1200 E. 11th St, Ste. 106 • Free
Complimentary drinks by Treaty Oak Rum and Tito's Sweet Tea Vodka, live music, and a pin-up photo shoot.
Austin Beauty Week: Sizzle Your Style
6–9pm • John Girard Salon, 800 W. 3rd St. • Free
Wrap up Austin Beauty Week in style with complimentary cocktails and hair styling. 10% of purchases that night will support Go Red for Women.
Octopus Project Aftershow: Little Radar
11:30pm–2am • Mohawk, 912 Red River • $5
Head to Mohawk for a late set by our pals Little Radar — they've played two of our showcases and are an amazing up-and-coming Austin band.
Saturday, Feb. 11
South Austin Brewing Grand Opening Party
2–7pm • South Austin Brewing Company, 415 E. Saint Elmo Rd., Unit 1D • Free
Celebrate the grand opening of Austin's newest craft brewery with tours, tastings of Belgian-style beer, and music by The Everydudes. Yumé Burger, a new Austin food truck, will be selling food.
Beef & Cake Party ***Event of the Week***
6–10pm • The WonderCraft, 1601 E. Cesar Chavez St. #103 • Free
Free beer from Saint Arnold Brewing Company, vodka cocktails by Tito's Vodka, cake by Blue Note Bakery, music by DJ Hot Britches, photobooth by Lucy Blue Studio, and a raffle to benefit Austin Pets Alive.
A Giant Dog LP Release Party
6–11pm • Trailer Space Records, 1401-A Rosewood • Free
Free beer + music by The Abominable Mex, The French Inhales, Bad Lovers, A Giant Dog, and Coma in Algiers.
9pm–1am • Space 12, 3121 E. 12th St. • $5-$10 donation
A dance party for people who prefer Halloween to Valentine's Day. Free beer + music by DJ One Night Stand, Deep Time, and DJ Obnoxio. Proceeds benefit Inside Books Project and Space 12.
Flying Turns 2nd Anniversary
10pm–2am • Beauty Bar, 617 E. 7th St. • $5
Music by Flying Turns and Jerome Derradji, a Chicago-based DJ and producer. Hosted bar courtesy of Treaty Oak Rum and Waterloo Gin.
Sunday, Feb. 12
Yumé Burger Soft Launch
Noon–6pm • Hops & Grain, 507 Calles St. #101 • Free
Try out the menu of Yumé Burger, a new Austin food truck that specializes in Japanese inspired hamburgers.
Do512 Presents: Brew Exchange Soft Launch
6-8pm • Brew Exchange, 706 W. 6th St. • Free; RSVP required
Free beer with RSVP – make sure you get there early.
The Girls of The 512 Valentine's Auction
7:30pm • 512 Bar, 408 E. 6th St. • Free
Complimentary drinks and finger foods starting at 7:30pm. Bid on dates with the ladies of The 512 to benefit The Love-A-Bull Foundation.
Monday, Feb. 13
Javier Chaparro and Salud In-Store Performance
5–6pm • Waterloo Records, 6th and Lamar • Free
Free show (and probably free beer)
Red Beard Promotions, Isabel J and uLOVEi Present: Don't Worry Baby
10pm–2am • Volstead Lounge, 1500 E. 6th St. • Free
Free Brooklyn Lager + oldies, R&B, and doo-wop selections by Isabel J and uLOVEi . Fifties garb is encouraged.
Plugs: PSST! We're up for a Statesman Social Media Award — if you're a fan of what we do, we'd be eternally grateful if you could throw a vote our way!
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Shoutouts: Amber, Partay Peeps, Do512 Free, Austin Free Events
The Week in Cool: Feb. 1-5
Our next showcase is this Friday! Click the poster (designed by CiA's own Eric Pulsifer) to RSVP on Facebook.
Wednesday, Feb. 1
Wine Down Wednesday
6–8pm • DuO, 225 West 2nd St. • Free
Complimentary glass of wine from Cru wine bar while you shop at DuO. Afterwards, head to Cru with your DuO receipt and get 20% off your meal.
Living Record Music Documentary Night Presents "Don't Look Back"
7pm • Jo's Coffee, 242 W. 2nd St. • Free
Free screening of DA Pennebaker's documentary about Bob Dylan's 1965 tour of England, hosted by the Austin Film Festival.
Tom Waits Hoot Night
8pm–2am • Hotel Vegas, 1500 E. 6th St. • $5
A Tom Waits tribute night with performances by Shakey Graves, Charlie Faye, Rob Franco of the Venus Illuminato, Johnny Dango of The Memphis Strange, Jack Wilson, Kurt McMahan of King Biscuit, members of Cowboy and Indian, Shane Bartell, Taber Maine, and others.
Thursday, Feb. 2
Anthony Green In-Store Performance
5–6pm • Waterloo Records, 6th and Lamar • Free
Free show + free Shiner.
Groundhog Day Happy Hour
5–8pm • Mohawk • Free
Drink specials + Bill Murray's Groundhog Day on repeat.
Big-Ass Social Happy Hour (BASHH)
6pm • The Ranch, 710 West 6th St. • Free
Laid-back happy hour with all kinds of cool folks from Austin's social media community and beyond. If you get there early enough, you can get a free drink ticket.
First Thursday: February Fun
7–10pm • Goodie Two Shoes, 1111 S. Congress Ave. • Free
Complimentary drinks, snacks, styling and sales.
Thursday Night Social Club: Great Comedy, Free Beer
8pm • ColdTowne Theater, 4803-B Airport Blvd. • $5
Every Thursday in January, ColdTowne is opening early to provide free beer and snacks before the improv comedy show.
DJ Honeycomb and Malverde Present: Shuffle Shuffle
10pm–2am • Malverde, 400 W. Second, Ste. 400-B • Free
Every Thursday this month, DJ Honeycomb and Malverde present Shuffle Shuffle. This week's guest DJ is DJ Chicken George.
Friday, Feb. 3
Free Wine Tasting with Esprit du Vins
4-8pm • East End Wines, 1209 Rosewood Ave. • Free
Free tasting featuring: Trimbach Pinot Blanc '07, Lamarque Grande Cabanes Rose 2010, Ch. De la Chaize Brouilly '09, Lamargue Syrah Les Grand Cabanes '08, and Trimbach Gewurztraminer Vendage Tardives '01.
The Asteroid Shop @ Fox on First
5pm • Fox on First, 1906 S. 1st St. • Free
Free show by the Asteroid Shop + free food + free beer.
Beauty Goes Red: Austin Beauty Week Kickoff Party
6:30–9:30pm • Speakeasy, 412 Congress Ave. • Free w/ RSVP
A red-themed party with complimentary red drinks provided by Bacardi Dragon Berry and sweet treats by Sara Belle's Bakery. Plus: swag bags for the first 50 guests, silent auction, chair massages, and music by DJ Big Rich. Benefits Central Texas Go Red for Women.
Art Opening — Dimensions: Constructed Exploration & The Painted Print
7–10pm • Gallery Black Lagoon, 4301 A. Guadalupe St. • Free
Complimentary drinks (Deep Eddy Vodka) and food (The Parlor & Austinuts) at a gallery reception featuring new works by Jonathan Sanders and David Lujan.
CoolinAustin & Austin Writes Music Present: Shot Through the Heart **Event of the Week**
9pm–2am • Frank, 407 Colorado St. • $6
That's right: It's time for another CiA/AWM showcase. The all-local lineup features Royal Forest, Your Friendly Ghost, Dead Black Hearts, and Little Radar. We hope to see you out there!
Saturday, Feb. 4
Independence Brewing Co. Brewery First Saturday Tour and Beer Tasting
1–3pm • Independence Brewing Co., 3913 Todd Lane #607 • Free
Free tour and tasting. Bring cash if you want to buy merchandise.
Be Our Valentine: Annual Valentine's Trunk Show
2–7pm • Plain Ivey Jane, 408 W 2nd St. • Free
Complimentary drinks, treats from Sugar Pop Sweet Shop, and local shopping.
We'll Go Machete, Cabra, Aetherhawk, Honey & Salt
6–10pm • Trailer Space Records, 1401 Rosewood Ave. • Free
Free show + free beer.
Red Bull Skooled Tour
8pm–2am • Scoot Inn, East 4th @ Navasota • Free
Texas indie rap groups A.Dd+, The Niceguys, Worldwide, Kydd, and DJ Sober
make a stop in Austin on their six-city tour through Texas. The free show features Cold Cris.
Good Field Album Release Party w/ Jesse Woods and Sleep Good
8pm–2am • Baby Blue Recording Studio, 1522 E. 12th St. • $5
Cover includes free keg beer.
Sunday, Feb. 5
"Material Girl" Super Bowl Party
5pm • Side Bar, 602 E. 7th St. • Free
Madonna-themed Super Bowl party with complimentary food and Corona for the first 50–100 people. Plus: best dressed Madonna talent competition (with prizes), projections of the game, and a Material Girl after-dance party with music by DJ Czech One.
Super Bowl Watch Party at The ND
5pm • The ND, East 5th St. at Brushy St. • Free
Watch the game, supplemented with music by DJ Orion.
Airplanes Above Us with the Madisons
7pm–2am • Red Eyed Fly, 715 Red River St. • $5
Also featuring Kiddoo & The Dude, The Holler Time, and Tippus.
Plugs: PSST! We're up for a Statesman Social Media Award — if you're a fan of what we do, we'd be eternally grateful if you could throw a vote our way!
Also: Like us on the Facebook, Tweet at us on the Twitter
Shoutouts: Amber, Partay Peeps, Do512 Free, Austin Free Events
The Week Ahead: Nov. 29-Dec. 5
Hey, it's the first wave of holiday parties! If you're not into the whole eggnog and ugly sweater thing, you can still sip cocktails, watch some silent films with a live soundtrack, dance through the decades, and play with puppies while drinking beer.
Tuesday, Nov. 29
Moonshine Molly Tuesdays
6pm • The North Door, 501 N. IH-35 • Free
First 25 people get a free sample of Moonshine Whiskey and a free Tamale Molly tamale.
Austin Chronicle Presents: Paper Cuts
7–9pm • Palm Door • Free; RSVP required for priority admission
Free food from Chedd's, drinks from Tito's Vodka and Shiner, and music by The Tiny Adventurers. RSVP to reserve your spot; additional guests will be allowed in starting at 7:30 if the party isn't at capacity.
Transistor Six Presents: Heartless Bastards, Moonlight Towers, and Ume
8:30–11:30pm • Frank, 407 Colorado St. • Free
Free show.
Wednesday, Nov. 30
Frock on Vintage Movember Party
5-8pm • Frock On Vintage, 3016 Guadalupe St., Ste. A101 • Free
Complimentary beverages and food; Burt Reynolds photo booth; music by Ripe, Starma, and Gauche.
Violet Crown Cinema Trivia Night
7–10pm • Violet Crown Cinema, 434 W. 2nd Street • Free
Film trivia with free bottomless popcorn and drink specials.
Thursday, Dec. 1
The Driskill Tree Lighting and 125th Anniversary Celebration
6:30–11pm • Driskill Hotel, 604 Brazos Street • Free
Celebrate the lighting of the Driskill tree with treats from 1886 Café & Bakery, champagne, apple cider, hot chocolate and coffee. Live music by Dale Watson, Tje Austin, Betty Soo, Erin Ivey, Sahara Smith, and The Carper Family.
Celluloid Salon **Event of the Week**
7pm • The ND, East 5th and Brushy St. • Free; RSVP required
Complimentary Drambuie cocktails and silent films scored live by This Will Destroy You.
Santa Crawl
8pm • Shangri La, 1016 E 6th St. • Free
Bar crawl through East Austin with a mob of people dressed like Santa, starting at Shangri La and ending up at Hotel Vegas.
Before Dawn CD Release Party
9pm–2am • Scoot Inn, 1308 E. 4th St. • $5
Before Dawn celebrates the release of their new album, Brush with Greatness. Also features performances by KNIFIGHT and Red Cadet. Free CDs and posters while they last.
Back in Time: Throwback Record Dance Party
10pm–2am • Beauty Bar • Free
Go Go Garcia plays some sweet 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s jams.
Friday, Dec. 2
B Scene: Holiday Lounge
6pm • Blanton Museum of Art, 200 East MLK Jr. Blvd. • Free
Free snacks, swing music by The Lucky Strikes, ugly sweater contest, museum tours, cash bar.
Totally Awesome '80s Karaoke Bash
9–11pm • The Highball, 1142 S. Lamar Blvd. • Free; RSVP required
Retro karaoke with free cocktails by 42Below Vodka.
Customer Appreciation Days at Vanity Salon and Day Spa
10am–7:30pm (Fri. and Sat.) • Vanity Salon and Day Spa, 2118 Oxford Ave. • Free
Free mudslides with Honest Tea and Dripping Springs Vodka, apple cider gingerbread men, and chocolate chip cookies.
Pop Tarts: Pop Music Dance Party with Kid Slyce
10pm–2am • Beauty Bar, 617 E. 7th St. • Free
Self explanatory!
Saturday, Dec. 3
Silver Whisk Holiday Bash
10am–4pm • Silver Whisk Cooking School, 1501 RR 620 N., Ste. C, Lakeway • Free
Free holiday appetizers, wine, cookie decorating, mimosas, and activities.
Thirsty Planet's Silverback Pale Ale Launch Party
11am • Thirsty Planet Brewing Co., 11160 Circle Drive • Free
Thirsty Planet Brewery taps the first keg of Silverback Pale Ale in honor of the Austin Gorilla Run. The event features a beer tasting, brewery tour, and discounted Gorilla Run registration.
Pints for Pups
Noon–3pm • Hops and Grain Brewery, 507 Calles Street • $10 donation
Fundraiser to benefit local dog rescues, featuring music, food, and dogs available for adoption. Donation includes beer!
Independence Brewing Co. Brewery First Saturday Tour and Beer Tasting
1–3pm • Independence Brewing Co., 3913 Todd Lane #607 • Free
Free tour and tasting. Bring cash if you want to buy merchandise.
Barebones Orchestra's Annual Holiday Happy Hour
5–8pm • Skinny's Ballroom, 115 San Jacinto Blvd. • Free
Holiday potluck with burlesque performances and music by Barebones Orchestra and Elephant M. Bring canned goods for Austin Food Bank, and feel free to bring a snack to share.
"A Winter Eden" Group Art Opening at Orbit Salon
7–10pm • Orbit Salon, 1607 E. Cesar Chavez • Free
Free eggnog, desserts, and drinks provided by Bombay Sapphire.
End of Night: Dog & Pony Release Party with Xavier Schipani
10pm–2am • Beauty Bar, 617 E. 7th St. • $3
Holiday ice cream by Wanderlust Ice Cream, music by Boy Friend and Feathers, projections by Bleach Online.
Karaoke Underground
10pm–2am • Nomad, 1213 Corona Drive • Free
Free karaoke night with more than 500 punk and indie classics to choose from.
Sunday, Dec. 4
HAAM Benefit Concert at Stephen F's Bar and Terrace
8pm–Midnight • Stephen F. Austin Hotel, 701 Congress Ave. • Free; donations accepted
Music by Del Castillo, Dale Watson, Ghosts Along the Brazos, Shinny Ribs and Bettysoo. Donations accepted at the door. Sponsored by Tito's Vodka and Austinontherocks.com.
The Green Door Record Party
10pm–2am • Rio Rita, 1308 E. 6th St. • Free
Dance party with DJs Von Trapp, Apopalipstick, and Scotty Upton.
Monday, Dec. 5
Mohawk Home 4 the Holidays Ho-Down
8pm • Mohawk, 912 Red River St. • Free
Featuring Johnny Hottub, Xmas karaoke, ATX Facial Hair Club kissing booth, mistletoe lounge, photo booth, fire, hot toddies, eggnog, and other festivities. Bring a toy to donate to Toys for Tots.
Plugs: Like us on the Facebook, Tweet at us on the Twitter
Shoutouts: Amber, Jeremiah, Do512 Free, Austin Free Events
The Week Ahead: Oct. 13-16
This week's highlights: whiskey shots, wedding cake, sauerkraut, playscapes, and a human petting zoo. (Disclaimer: We do not recommend trying those all at once.)
Thursday, Oct. 13
Revolving Door Gallery October Group Show
7–10pm • The Palm Door, 401 Sabine St. • Free
Have some free drinks from the Palm Door Bar while you check out paintings, prints, mixed media, and abstract work.
Disastronauts Benefit
8pm–2am • Mohawk, 912 Red River St. • $6
Free pizza from Salvation Pizza starting at 9. Music by Residual Kid, Black Books, Boy + Kite,and La Snacks. Benefits the Disastronauts Foundation and the Bastrop fire relief effort.
Friday, Oct. 14
Opening: The Austin Series, Part IV
7–10pm • Gallery Black Lagoon, 4301 A. Guadalupe St. • Free; RSVP requested
Complimentary beverages by Savvy Vodka & Vitamin Water. Features new works by 11 Austin artists.
Fireball Whisky presents Wildcat, The Soapbox Spellbinders, So Far Gone, and The Prawns
8pm–2am • Red Eyed Fly, 715 Red River St. • $5
Free whiskey shots!
Autumn Hoedown Jamboree
10pm–1am • Cheer Up Charlie's, 1104 E 6th St. • Free (?)
Free beer while it lasts + face painting, apple bobbing, hayride photos, and a (human) petting zoo. Dress up country-style. Proceeds benefit AIDS Walk Austin.
Saturday, Oct. 15
International Independent Video Store Day (Event of the Week)
10:30am–2am • Vulcan Video, 112 W. Elizabeth St. & 609 W. 29th St. • Free
Free beer, cheap-ass rentals, prizes, etc.
The Playscape Project
10am–6pm • Breed & Co., 718 W. 29th St. • Free; RSVP required
Architects design and build "ultimate playscapes." Reception (4–6pm) features complimentary drinks from Bombay Sapphire, Deep Eddy, Victoria and Pacifico, plus food from La Sombra Bar & Grill.
Frock On Vintage Grand Opening Party
11am–7pm • Frock On Vintage, 3016 Guadalupe St. • Free
Complementary beverages provided by Treaty Oak Rum, food, Arrr Squeeze soda, photobooth, and live music.
3–7pm • Club de Ville, 900 Red River; Mohawk, 912 Red River St. • $5
Block party featuring a sauerkraut eating competition, games, food vendors, and music by Forever Overhead and The Motts. Benefits St. Jude's.
Room Service Vintage 30th Anniversary Party
6–10pm • Room Service Vintage, 107 E. North Loop • Free
Free wedding cake and Dos Equis. DJ set by DJ Sue.
Skellies Dub Ride for Austin Children's Shelter
8pm–2am • Club de Ville, 900 Red River St. • $5
Free beer while it lasts + food from the Grill Girls, Beanitos Chips, and Nadamoo Ice Cream. Raffle with prizes from Birds Barbershop, Fast Folks Cyclery, Haute Plate Supper Club, Hoboken Pie, and Bouldin Creek. Music by Jamaican Gold w/ Art Baker, Heart & Soul SoundSystem, DJ Charlie, and Totally Consensual. Meet at the Grackle at 8 for a leisurely 3-mile bike ride to Club de Ville.
Double CD Release Party w/ JLD and Chamothy the Great
9pm–2am • Scoot Inn, 1308 E 4th St. • Free
Free BBQ, no cover.
Table Manners Crew and Keep It Local present: Real Talk
10pm–2:30am • Plush, 617 Red River • Free
Free Dos Equis starting at 11. Music by Go Go Garcia and DJ Crown.
Footloose Party
10:30pm–2am • The Highball, 1142 S. Lamar Blvd. • Free
Dress up 80s style, dance to some music videos, and celebrate your right to cut loose. Photobooth by Annie Ray. Hosted by the Action Pack.
Sunday, Oct. 16
Doomsday Dance Party
7pm–2am • Hotel Vegas, 1500 E. 6th St. • Suggested $3 cover
Complimentary food and booze, works on display by local artists, and music by The Great Nostalgic, Paperthreat, and Real Book / Fake Book.
Make sure to hit us up on Facebook — and visit our friends Jeremiah and Amber.
Free Week Spotlights: Thursday
T Bird and The Breaks, East Cameron Folklore, Guns of Navarone
Mohawk (Outside) @ 7 p.m.
Soul band T Bird and The Breaks (recommended if you like: James Brown, Black Joe Lewis and the Honey Bears, The Black Crowes) headline this launch party for Revival Fund, a fund designed to provide temporary financial assistance to Austin-area musicians and their families in times of crisis. As if T Bird and his bad-ass brass section wasn't enough to ensure a good time, food from Frank, drinks from Sailor Jerry, Thunderbird coffee and giveaways throughout the night should seal the deal.
LISTEN: T Bird and The Breaks on Daytrotter
Ringo Deathstarr, The Carrots, The Ugly Beats, The Hi-Tones
Emo's (Outside) @ 9 p.m
The Ugly Beats (RIYL: sunny vintage pop-rock a la The Kinks) play earlier in the night sandwiched between The Hi-Tones and '60s girl group The Carrots. The evening comes to a loud and fuzzy head with the droning guitar of shoegazers Ringo Deathstarr (RIYL: My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus and Mary Chain).
LISTEN: Ringo Deathstarr on Hype Machine
LISTEN: The Carrots on Hype Machine
WATCH: The Ugly Beats on Vimeo


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Successful vegetable growers draw on a large body of information to construct plant protection programs for their crops.
They must consider the wide and changing variety of products available to manage plant pests and diseases, without overusing these products.
This specialist course offers additional skills to spray rig operators who are responsible for the accurate and precise application of plant protection products to vegetable crops.
The workshop also covers the latest Quality Assurance requirements to record product use as well as recording wind speed and direction at the time of application.
Where: Lang Lang Community Centre
When: 9:30– 4pm Wednesday 2-SEP-09
Barry Dignam
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DPI Knoxfield (b) 9210 9360
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Animal & Veterinary
Beaulieu Appointed CVM Deputy Director
July 18, 1999
FDA Commissioner Jane E. Henney, M.D. has approved the appointment of Dr. Andrew J. Beaulieu as Deputy Director of FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) effective July 18, 1999. Dr. Beaulieu succeeds Dr. Michael J. Blackwell, who left CVM on February 1, 1999. Dr. Bert Mitchell has been Acting Deputy Director of CVM since Dr. Blackwell's departure.
After receiving his D.V.M. degree cum laude from The Ohio State University, Dr. Beaulieu came to FDA. He began his government career as a veterinary reviewer in the Office of New Animal Drug Evaluation (ONADE) in June, 1972. In 1974, Dr. Beaulieu transferred to the Office of Surveillance and Compliance, where he moved up to Division Director in the Division of Surveillance. In 1991, he became Director of the Division of Therapeutic Drugs for Food Animals in ONADE. In November, 1992, he was appointed a Deputy Director of ONADE. In addition, Dr. Beaulieu also served in the Office of Research for a brief time.
During his 27-year CVM tenure, Dr. Beaulieu has provided outstanding leadership in the direction and oversight of many of the Center's activities. CVM Director, Dr. Stephen Sundlof says, "There are few if any who command Dr. Beaulieu's historical knowledge of and broad experience within CVM. His recent efforts to re-engineer the new animal drug approval process and his experience with the implementation of the Animal Drug Availability Act (ADAA) will bring valuable perspective to his new job."
Dr. Beaulieu has received several FDA Honor Awards, including two Awards of Merit, four Commendable Service Awards, a Commissioner's Special Citation, a Deputy Commissioner's Special Recognition Award, and numerous Group Recognition Awards during his distinguished career.
Dr. Beaulieu has effectively represented the Center's interests at the national and international level. His thorough working knowledge of the animal product-related provisions, limitations and practical applications of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act makes Dr. Beaulieu uniquely qualified and a valuable addition to CVM's leadership team.


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Adults: $45
Children Under 12: $25
Presents, then brunch: it's a timeless Christmas tradition. This year, after exchanging gifts Christmas morning, head to the Anasazi Restaurant at Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi to enjoy a mouthwatering three-course Christmas Day brunch. The Anasazi Restaurant's acclaimed Executive Chef Juan Bochenski has crafted a delicious and innovative prix fixe menu for the occasion that features traditional brunch fare infused with his signature Southwestern flavor and skillful touch. Get enough sustenance for the long day from decadent dishes such as Blue Corn Crab Cakes with Parsley Aioli, Blond Frisee Salad and Orange Poblano Dressing and an indulgent Lobster Green Chile Breakfast Burrito. Don't forget to save room for something sweet; Chef Juan's delectable homemade desserts, including Chocolate Crème Brulee with Rasberry Profiterol and Vanilla Custard, provide the perfect topper on Christmas Day.
The Anasazi Restaurant's Christmas Day brunch will be served on December 25, 2013 from 11: 00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and is priced at $45 per adult and $25 per child (12 and under). For reservations, please call 505.988.3030.
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Welcome to Rousseau's Hockey Clinic
We are currently accepting applications for the following clinics….
Adult Men's "Game Skills" clinic
Our Adult Men's "Game Skills" clinic is intended for adult players looking to better understand game tactics. This clinic will skate at the Family Ice Center in Falmouth on Tuesday evenings beginning September 16 and will skate for seven consecutive Tuesday evenings.
What's New….
Shawn Rousseau leads Kent School to first ever Founders League Championship:
Please join us in congratulating coach Shawn Rousseau and the Kent School girls' hockey team, the 2014 Founders League Champions! The Founders League is the most competitive league in prep hockey, and this is the first time Kent has won the league title in school history. Coach Rousseau is an instructor at Rousseau's Hockey clinic, and he looks forward to skating with all of you this spring and summer.
Welcome to our updated website:
We've updated our website to make it easier to get information about our programs, to learn about our upcoming clinics, and easier to get or applications and enroll in one of our clinics. Improvements include improved navigation, pdf applications that can be saved to your desktops, filled in and returned to us by e-mail and additional content including testimonials from past students and announcements from our sponsors on new products.
Rousseau's Hockey Clinic extends its sponsorship agreement with Reebok/CCM:
We are happy to announce that we have updated our sponsorship agreement with Reebok/CCM for another three years. Reebok/CCM has been our sponsor since 2006. Reebok/CCM is an innovative hockey equipment company providing some of the best equipment on the market. We are proud of our relationship with Reebok/CCM and look forward to updating our students on new and innovative products.
Rousseau's Hockey Clinic loses a great friend and a great coach
Coach Don Boucher passed away on November 21, 2013. Don touched the lives of many young hockey players and was instrumental in the success of our clinic over several years. He was a great friend and will be missed. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the Boucher family.


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Home-based Partner Education and Testing (HOPE) Study
This study is enrolling participants by invitation only.
University of Washington
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Carey Farquhar, University of Washington
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BOMA Intl. recognizes local associations for advocacy efforts
BOMA local associations and state coalitions are making great strides in positioning the commercial real estate industry as a political force in state capitals and local governments across the country. To recognize these efforts, BOMA Intl. created the Government Affairs Awards of Recognition Program. In 2008, BOMA Intl.'s State Government Affairs Committee chose to recognize the work of BOMA/Metropolitan Detroit and Texas BOMA for their advocacy efforts in the previous year.
BOMA/Metropolitan Detroit was honored for its strong emphasis on advocacy. The committee's efforts led to success on several key issues, including tax and private-property rights.
Faced with a state economy that significantly lags behind the rest of the nation, BOMA/Metropolitan Detroit addressed several tax issues in 2007 that negatively impacted the commercial real estate industry. The association was able to defeat two bills that would have eliminated the "additions and losses" section—a statute upheld by the state Supreme Court in 2002, which exempts new construction and improvements from property-tax assessments. Through its work with a coalition of Michigan business groups, it was able to delay a 2-percent business-to-business tax on services like construction, legal, accounting, custodial, and landscaping. It's now working with lawmakers, tax groups, and other interested parties to develop long-term alternatives that are favorable to the commercial real estate industry.
The protection of private-property rights also became a concern when legislation that would have given cable and video service providers unfettered access to commercial buildings was introduced. BOMA/Metropolitan Detroit members, in conjunction with their lobbyists, worked with legislators to ensure that forced access would not be an unintended consequence of the bill through the addition of clarifying language.
Recognized for its statewide commitment to advocacy, Texas BOMA was honored in the Government Affairs Program/Seminar category for its "2007 Texas BOMA Statewide Advocacy Day." The state coalition has long identified advocacy as the primary mission of its members. As part of this goal, it holds an advocacy day during the state's biannual legislative session.
To maximize the success of its lobby day, the Texas BOMA Advocacy Day Committee identified several critical elements to ensure its success:
Additionally, three priority issues were picked: the coalition's opposition to mandatory sales price disclosure, its support of the elimination of pass-through payments from the Margin Tax under both gross-rent and net-rent leases, and its desire for legislative recognition that a portion of that tax was a substitute for ad valorem taxes.
Sales price is generally not the best indicator of value for commercial properties. Typically, the income approach is a better, fairer method. Confronted with legislation requiring mandatory sales price disclosure, Texas BOMA cited findings from the state's Task Force on Appraisal Reform, which found that most appraisal districts don't have the infrastructure to analyze complex commercial transactions. It also found that mandatory sales price disclosure could lead to "sale-price chasing"—a practice that values all property on the most recent and expensive sale, and does not look at differences between individual properties.
Texas BOMA pushed for the elimination of flow-through payments from the state's Margin Tax under gross-rent and net-rent leases, as well as the legislature's acknowledgement that a portion of the tax is a substitute for ad valorem taxes. Texas' Margin Tax is levied on almost all entities other than sole proprietorships and general partnerships. It exempts certain pass-through funds from the definition of gross receipts. The exemptions include payments made to general contractors that are designated for subcontractor work, claimant funds held by attorneys, and funds mandated by law. Landlords do not profit from these funds, regardless of whether they come via gross rents or net rents. The legislature stated that one of the primary justifications for the tax reduction was the reliance on ad valorem taxes in the state. Most commercial leases allow landlords to pass ad valorem taxes through to tenants as property operating costs.
Texas BOMA's increased visibility and lobbying paid off. In working cooperatively with other groups, it succeeded in keeping the sales-price disclosure issue from being voted on in the Senate. It was also able to push a technical correction through that changed the calculation of partnership rentals from net to gross. Legislation was stripped, preventing the prohibition of taxpayers passing the margins tax through to their consumers.
These industry efforts are examples of how BOMA local association and state coalition volunteers turn their time into advocacy successes.
For more on these and other issues, call BOMA Intl. at (202) 408-2662 or visit www.boma.org.
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What's that saying, oh yeah, all good things must come to an end. Possibly.
Right now, Lance Berkman is still waiting to hear from the team on their decision of possibly picking up his 2014 club option for next season. The 37 year old switch hitter will enter his 15th season in the league, spending a good chunk of his career with the Houston Astros.
Berkman has moved between three major league teams in the last four seasons. After moving to the New York Yankees in 2010 from the Houston Astros, he landed with the Cardinals in 2011 and played with them for two seasons, winning a World Series.
The six time all-star is clearly getting up there in age. This season through 256 at bats, Berkman only managed to hit six home runs, drive in 34 runs with a batting line of .242/.340/.359 this season with the Rangers.
He signed a one year $11 million deal with a 2014 option. With his production going down and him turning 38 during Spring Training, he could be looking for another team yet again.
You would have to think that maybe this was his last season if his option is to be denied by the Rangers.
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Nineteenth CenturyPLASTER RELIEF PANEL, CLASSICAL FIGURES, SIGNED ENERET H.C. BRIX, 19TH CENTURY. 11 3/4 X 30"....The frame has a few nicks and rubbing at one corner.....it has been backed with a type of board the I suppose made it easier to hang....The relief is superb....the classical figures look so dimensional....The blue background looks original to me.....Thanks for looking! Shipping is generally with USPS with Delivery Confirmation included. Insurance at your option, but recommended . Payment must be made within 7 days of auction close. Please use Paypal. Shipping cost includes delivery confirmation. Not responsible for uninsured items. I will be happy to combine shipping for multiple purchases. I do not add handling charges and try to keep costs as reasonal as possible. Purchases will be shipped when payment clears. Items described to the best of my ability. All sales are final. Thanks for considering this item for purchase .
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Solar boat reaches Paris after crossing Atlantic
PARIS (AP) — The world's largest solar-powered boat has docked on the banks of the Seine River, its final port of call after a three-month voyage across the Atlantic Ocean to study how the Gulf Stream and climate change could influence each other.
The 102-foot-long (31-meter-long) Turanor PlanetSolar catamaran looks like one of Darth Vader's TIE Fighters turned on its side.
Starting from Miami in June, University of Geneva scientists sailed up the eastern seaboard, then across the Atlantic, taking water and air measurements that should allow them to better understand the complex interaction between ocean and atmosphere.
Martin Beniston is the expedition's chief climatologist and head of the University of Geneva's Institute for Environmental Sciences.
The $20 million PlanetSolar's deck is covered with photovoltaic panels that charge a gigantic lithium ion battery.
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It's not the kind of news that we thought we'd be reporting today. Broncos' tight end Julius Thomas was arrested August 28 for failing to appear in court for a traffic offense.
The third year player didn't yield to an emergency vehicle back in January, according to reports. He was supposed to appear in court on March 21. Thomas paid the $500 bond on the same day he was arrested.
That caps off one of the roughest off seasons in franchise history.
The Broncos' player development team is sure to be giving plenty of lectures in the future about staying out of trouble and appearing in court when ordered. The team doesn't need any more negative publicity.
Two front office executives, director of player personnel Matt Russell and director of pro personnel Tom Heckert were arrested for driving under the influence this summer. Heckert returned to work after a month-long suspension while Russell is suspended indefinitely as he continues to get the substance abuse help that he needs.
In mid-August Von Miller was arrested on a warrant for failing to appear in court for a traffic citation. Miller was cited for careless driving and no proof of insurance in October and was scheduled to appear in court on December 31. He posted a $1,000 bond on the day he was arrested.
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The Phoenix Suns released their complete 2010-11 schedule Tuesday and the team will once again face a tough start to the season.
The Suns open the year on the road for the fifth consecutive season, this year taking on the Portland Trail Blazers on Oct. 26. The Suns last met the Trail Blazers in the first round of the 2010 playoffs, a series which the Suns won in six games.
After that the Suns head to Salt Lake City for the first game of a Oct. 28-29 back-to-back with the Utah Jazz and Los Angeles Lakers. The Suns meet the defending champion Lakers twice in their first nine games, first at home and then on the road Nov. 14.
The Jazz matchup will be the first of 25 nationally-televised games for the Suns, including the next night's Lakers game on ESPN. The Suns' national TV schedule features two games on ABC, 10 on ESPN, seven on TNT and six on NBA TV.
Though it's no 19-of-26 road games opener like the Suns saw last season, they do spend 11 of their first 18 games away from US Airways Center. Additionally, five of the Suns' first six opponents were playoff teams last season.
One of the toughest sets on the 2010-11 schedule may be a mid-November back-to-back in Florida. The Suns get their first look at the new powerhouse Miami Heat featuring Dwyane Wade, LeBron James and Chris Bosh on Nov. 17. The very next night the Suns make their way to Orlando for a meeting with Dwight Howard's Orlando Magic. The Heat make their one and only 2010-11 appearance in Phoenix on Dec. 23, just days before Miami's Christmas showdown with the Lakers. Both games against the Heat will be televised nationally, the first on ESPN and the second on TNT.
Freshly-departed former Suns All-Star Amare Stoudemire makes his return to the Valley Jan. 7 (also on ESPN) and the Suns travel to his new New York digs on Martin Luther King Day, Jan. 17.
The Suns do get some relief this season, as they play 16 back-to-back sets instead of the 20 they did in 2009-10.
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United States and Germany found themselves in a thick and thrilling battle in Washington DC on Sunday. In the end Jurgen Klinsmann led his side to a memorable 4-3 victory over Germany to provide United States with a huge morale boost before the Confederations Cup begins.
It took only 13 minutes for the underdogs to draw first blood. Jozy Altidore provided the hosts with the lead moments before Germany goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen doubled United States lead with an embarrassing own-goal.
Germany fought their way back with Heiko Westermann's goal, but scored a brilliant brace in only four minutes to change the scoreline in 4-1. As the electrifying crowd at RFK Stadium went wild with predictable victory, Germany managed to pull back two more goals once again.
Max Kruse and Julian Draxler scored in the 79th and 81st minute to silence the home crowd. With the score at 4-3 the game could have gone either way. However, sturdy defending in the last 10 minutes of the game set the night for celebrations for United States.
United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann was exuberant after the victory. The legendary Germany international praised his players for the calm they showed during the turbulent and game. The coach also hailed the support from the fans at the RFK Stadium.
"This was such an entertaining game as your centennial game," Jurgen Klinsman said in his post-match interview. "This is cool for the players. It's a special game, playing one of the top teams in the world and adding a sellout here at RFK, and we celebrated that the right way. We saw a lot of good things out there."
The German boss was unhappy with the late goals his conceded. Nonetheless, Jurgen Klinsman hailed his entire squad, especially Clint Dempsey, who sealed the victory for United States.
"We saw some not good things at the end with conceding the last goals, but over all a good performance," Jurgen Klinsman added. "Having a player like Clint Dempsey on your team is a privilege, and if I look back I think this is one of the best players in U.S. history. He performs at almost every game on a very, very high level. Compliments to him and the entire team.
"As you felt, it was hot and not easy to keep the tempo. It was a well-deserved win."
United States bring down football giants Germany in a 4-3 thriller at RFK
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Crooked I Talks Election & Block Obama 2
Last night (November 4th), the world was introduced to their new President Elect, Barack Obama [click to read].
Before the polls were closed and the winner was announced, Crooked I revealed his thoughts on the election exclusively to HipHopDX.
In a nutshell, this will be one of the most historic elections ever. We all know the kind of impact the first African American President will have on the pages of U.S. history so Ill say no more than that.
Crooked then proceeded to speak on Obama & McCains campaigns.
Here's what I look at, Mr. Obama has put together a monstrous fucking campaign. A four headed monster. Internet takeover, massive ground operation, McDonald's like advertising and fund raising on steroids. Obama has branded himself like all rappers wish they could and managed to inspire at the same time. Mr. McCain on the other hand has fumbled the ball in key situations and that is bad news for somebody handcuffed to Bush. On the campaign trail, McCain has said shit almost as dumb as Soulja Boy's shout out to the slave masters. He's outta touch. Sarah Palin, enough said.
November 4th also served as the release date of Crooked Is Block Obama 2 EP which features a guest appearance from KnocTurnal and production by Rick Rock.
The Block Obama 2! Digital EP for the streets! I started the Obama series for one reason, the West Coast needs change, thats it. All I want to do is take the new era of West Coast hip hop to the same level the old era was on. C.O.B. forever! Crooked I concludes.
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text: A Critic at Large April 10, 2000 Issue The Light Side of the Moon By Anthony Lane View Issue» The Light Side of the Moon The New Yorker, April 10, 2000 P. 86 ABSTRACT: A CRITIC AT LARGE about a new exhibit of Apollo Project lunar photos at the Rose Center for Earth and Space… A day at the Rose Center is ample demonstration that Kant missed a trick. There are in fact three things to marvel at: the starry firmament above, the moral law within, and the specially designed bow-tie-and-cummerbund set available at the Planetarium Shop for $76… Tells about the Apollo project… There were a dozen missions in all, starting with Apollo 1, which burned up during the launchpad test in January, 1967, and closing with Apollo 17, which staggered back to Earth with two hundred and forty-three pounds of rocks and soil under its belt, in time for Christmas, 1972. In the intervening years, the astronauts found time—it's not as if they had anything else on their hands—to take roughly seventeen thousand photographs. A further fifteen thousand were taken automatically by mapping cameras installed on the spacecraft. The cream of the crop has been picked by the artist and photographer Michael Light; last year, he arranged them into "Full Moon" (Knopf; $50)—a large, square volume that is almost comically beautiful. Now seventy-two of those images have found their way onto the walls of the Rose Center, where they split into three categories: the voyage to the moon, the trip around the moon, and the big stone ball in the sky that caused all the fuss… As on every mission for the last forty years (most cleverly, and most fruitfully, Apollo 13), a textbook procedure needed a further touch of improvisation, of casual human marginalia; John Glenn had to go and buy himself a 35-mm. Minolta over the counter, like a tourist hoping to catch the sunset in Hawaii. Even then, nasa didn't click until Wally Schirra followed suit in the fall of 1962; he went to a Houston camera store and came back with a basic Hasselblad 500C and an 80-mm. lens, having presumably asked the salesman—as you do—what would work best in space… There are inchoate plans to revisit the place and add to the eternal footprints, but the dream of permanent bases, either as mineheads or as staging posts for further exploration, may be the purest moonshine… One photograph from the Apollo days is even more solidly embedded in our culture than that of a triumphant Aldrin; it is the image of Earth from space—looking, as Armstrong would say, big, and bright, and beautiful. It single-handedly jolted the environmental movement into active life, and made everyone think twice about fouling our blue skies. There is, it turned out, no place like home; but why does that mean we have to stay put? There will be other places, somewhere over the rainbow, that look like nothing on Earth, and somebody—Hasselblad in hand—should go and check them out. View Article Anthony Lane has been a film critic for The New Yorker since 1993. Bio All work & You Might Like Jigsaw Puzzle Strongbox Submissions Goings On App About Us Caption Contest The New Yorker Festival ✕ The New Yorker Strongbox Strongbox is a new way for you to share information, messages, and files with our writers and editors and is designed to provide you with a greater degree of anonymity and security than afforded by conventional e-mail. To help protect your anonymity, Strongbox is only accessible using the Tor network (https://www.torproject.org). When using Strongbox, The New Yorker will not record your I.P. address or information about your browser, computer, or operating system, nor will we embed third-party content or deliver cookies to your browser. You can read our full privacy promise here. 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Conservation Areas
Conservation Areas in the National Park
To view maps of the conservation areas in the National Park, click on the areas listed in the table below:
|Date Designated
1981, extensions August 2011 and October 2011
1973, extension 2001 and October 2011
1973, boundary amended 1978, extension 2001, further amendment 2011
1971, extension 1984
Milton, to west of Aberfoyle
October 2011
Changes to Conservation Area Boundaries
Street IndexesLinks to street indexes for each conservation area are provided below:
- Callander street index
- Drymen street index
- Gartmore street index
- Killin street index
- Luss street index
- Milton street index
- Tyndrum street index
- St Fillans street index
Conservation Area Appraisals
Planning Restrictions in Conservation Areas
In February 2012 changes were made to planning legislation which affected householder rights to carry out works to their properties. In particular, householders within conservation areas now require planning permission for any alterations or works affecting the exterior of their property.
Planning applications can be submitted online at https://eplanning.scotland.gov.uk and should be made for all extensions, outbuildings, hard surfaces, gates, fences and walls as well as for any improvements, additions or other alterations to the external appearance of a house. The latter includes replacement of windows, doors, gutters, drainpipes and re-tiling of roofs.
Please also note that 'Conservation area consent' is required for any demolition works in conservation areas including removal of walls, railings, gates, etc which form part of the historical built environment. For listed buildings please here.
Built Heritage Repair Grant
In August 2013 the National Park launched its Built Heritage Repair Grant which focused on the repair and restoration of traditional, pre-1914 buildings which are visible from main routes through the National Park, including those through conservation areas.