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Pilot Episode

Rollie Agado February 17, 2014
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tucked within the Rio hotel and Casino, is an intimate theater that seats just under 400 attendees. a parody/burlesque production entitled - the empire strips back - was performed to a near capacity crowd. much to my surprise, the production of the
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Season Five of Los Tigres de San Anto Time didn’t permit me to spend too much time with my brothers and sisters, but it was great to see everyone’s faces this afternoon. Our friends from Marfa are in town and there’s talk of gettin
the TECO street car line 🚋 Started operations back in 2002. Connects the history district of Ybor, the channel side district and downtown Tampa. roughly three miles of total rail length. you can catch one every 15 minutes or so between 7am and
7th Street Views Ybor City Just north east of Downtown Tampa is a little historic spot of town that was founded in the 1880s called Ybor. Thanks to the proximity of the headquarters i’m visiting and the hotel i’m getting to stay at, my
Saludos de la ciudad de Ybor. aka - Cigar City After a full day of flights, I had me an afternoon Cortado and chased that down with this Diamond Crown nub that was rolled on 16th street. I know precious fuck all about cigars and coffee, but have be
Another year, another wonderful SA Book Fest. I arrived late so lots of tables felt picked over. I missed out on panel discussions, but did stop and say hello to a lady that had a pet parakeet. I’m not one to really bother strangers but i no
April 4th My father would have turned 92 today. On this Easter eve, I treated my niece to an exhaustive day that included. Movies/Pinball/Meals/Shopping at the Domain/Record Stores/Uncommon Objects/Drug Church and White Reaper at the Mohawk. Uncle
Brooks Nielsen of the Growlers, looks upon a gathered crowd at the Aztec last night and is visibly overwhelmed by the communal energy in the air. Problems indeed come in 3