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The number of gay bars and clubs increased in number throughout the 1970s. However, as the number of businesses geared towards LGBT individuals increased they also migrated. The area that they settled around in the 1990s is located is called Lakeview East; Lakeview East, West Lake View, and Wrigglyville are the three smaller communities that make up the larger Lakeview neighborhood. More specifically, the businesses were clustered around Clark Street and Halsted Street. In 1997 Chicago’s Mayor,

Later, at the Bar by Rebecca Barry is a book containing multiple fictitious interwoven short stories about individuals living in a small town in upstate New York. Linda, an advice columnist, writes back to those who need her guidance but cannot quite seem to follow her own advice. There is Harlin, who cannot stay away from his ex-wife, Grace, despite their extremely dysfunctional relationship. Harlin often also breaks the law, categorizing him as an ex-convict. Elizabeth, a schoolteacher, who recently

sports bar in the near future. After reading the book by S.I. Hayakawa Language in Thought and Action (1990), I found that a lot of what he talks about can be used in establishing my business. Hayakawa discusses several My goal is to open a sports bar in the Las Vegas area for locals to enjoy without having to go to a casino. The target base will be the local sports enthusiasts ages 25-45 in the local area. Customers will feel as if they are in a stadium with a unique stadium theme. The bar will strive

Questions Presented: 1. Does Maurice have proper reasoning to sue for negligence against Sports Bar Grill? 2. Does Jason’s estate have a reasonable cause of action to sue Sports Bar Grill due to  improper maintenance of the foliage, or to sue Reliable Power and Energy due to improper maintenance of the utility lines surrounding Sports Bar Grill? 3. Does Sports Bar Grill have a reasonable cause of action to sue Reliable Power and Energy due to poor maintenance of the utility lines?
 
                       

Hard Night at the Bar 1 Brenda Klein was not your average woman. In fact, she wasn’t really a woman at all. Well, she was half a woman, she thought to herself. Brenda was the latest in a long line of wolf shifters, and as such she had the power to change into any wolf at the drop of a hat. She was not a werewolf by any means. Werewolves could not control who or what they were. Every full moon they were forced into being a mindless, horny, manic creature. She was a wolf shifter, who could control

The Halligan Bar: A Must have in the Firefighters Toolbox Firefighters are faced with many rescue challenges on a daily basis. Rescues range from fire rescues to traffic collisions with the end goal being to save lives. These rescues often require forceful entries and any delay in time could be catastrophic. Forceful entry success involves “a combination of knowledge, skills and experience” (Bertram, n.d.). There are several different types of entry tools used by firefighters to quickly access

Introduction Since The 1930s, gay bars and gay nightclubs have been around. The bar called the White Horse, in Oakland, California, has been opened since 1933. It is known to be the first gay bar to be opened here in America. Being gay in the 1930s was brutal. “Same gender sex was a felony, and being caught in a gay bar could cost someone their job… In a society that viewed gays as barley human, the White Horse allowed a level of freedom that in the 1940s or 1950s was liberating” (Duffy 2016). With

Hypothesis: Bar culture is thought to be a free for all and a very egocentric society, that is highly alcohol charged and a party scene. Due to this perception, it is often believed that bar culture is a society where there is not much interaction with others besides the bartender and or the individuals that you are with. I am a novice when it comes to bar culture for many reasons but one of the most profound factors is that my family has a bad history with alcohol but my interest is peaked by this

520 P.2d 1296, [p. 1297] (Kan. 1974). To fall inside the scope, the employee’s actions must (1) arise naturally from the course of their jobs and (2) intend to further employer’s interest and not done for personal reasons. Daugherty v. Allee’s Sports Bar & Grill, 260 S.W.3d 869, [p. 873] (Mo. Ct. App. 2008). Three cases are relevant to understanding this rule. In Williams, the court found a drive-in liable for an employee accidentally shooting a customer. The

methods, professionalism and codes of conduct set by the state in which he works. In order to practice law in the United States, a future attorney must pass a scripted state bar exam. Most of the states require a four-year college degree along with an actual law degree from a commissioned school of law. In most states, the Multistate Bar Exam or MBE is a requirement, as the Multistate Essay Exam or MEE is, and the Multistate Professional Responsibility or MPRE. A Multistate Performance Test or MPT is also