Ryan Bodine Instructor Barnes Eng 101/304 03 September 2014 A Night in Alcohol Hell It started as any normal day, until I found out everything about me was going to change. When I walked into Prosciutto’s Pub and Pizzeria that Saturday night I was expecting to deliver pizzas, instead I walked into an agitated group of bar patrons. The bartender had not shown up and the owner, Joel Pyffer, was looking to me to fill his shoes. It was my big chance! My first night as a bartender, I encountered chaos like no other; luckily my ability to keep calm would teach me a lifelong lesson.
With it being about 4:37, Knowing that I have to be at work in the morning I start to gather up my crew that road to the club in my car and tell them that it’s time to go. After making my last round around the club we make our way to the door. Not knowing that the altercation that took place inside the club was now getting worse outside. As I get closer to the door we notice that there is not just security but there are at least 20 police officers. Still pushing and trying to make our way out of the club a police officer says “there’s no one leaving the club until the situation is taking care of.” A guy that was behind me yells, “What situation,” the officer replies “4 people have been shot and 2 were dead.” So back in the club we went for another 2 in half hours.
The first show that they did was at a music festival called Texas Tornado Jam, which hosted local bands outside of Austin. The Fabulous Thunderbirds, which included Stevies brother Jimmie Vaughn, played after Stevies band. The event was broadcasted on T.V. Many people watched this event including Mick Jagger from The Rolling Stones, who was so impressed that he asked Stevie to play a private party that The Rolling Stones were hosting at the Danceteria club in New York. Jerry Wexler, who was a record executive from Atlantic Records, saw the band play at a record release party and asked them to play the Montreux International Jazz Festival in Switzerland.
Ann tells me what happened that particular evening is that she and some friends were out drinking and having a good time at a club called Cardi’s, in Houston. There were several live bands playing that evening in a showcase the club had each month for local bands. At the time, Ann was dating the owner of a music studio, who regularly hosted the bands that rehearsed there. He will be referred to in this interview as "Dave". Since his release from prison, Mark had been coming to the studio, hanging around, talking to other musicians, telling everyone that he used to play guitar.
Conflict Diary of Captain David Mason. Date 16th April 2037: Today it’s my birthday, so I am having all the members from my platoon come to my local bar and have a few drinks with me to celebrate the occasion. It was a great night until we heard news of Russian president Vladimir Putin had threatened nuclear war against the USA. We had to finish our drinks early because of being called out by the President to go and get to the marine air base that was not too far from where we were based. I had received orders that we would be sent to Poland and set up camp just off the border of Russia and the next day we would be going to the capital city of Moscow to get inside the Kremlin and stop the nuclear warheads from being launched and to kill
Each store needs to do their own hiring and firing of employees. Kathy needs to explain to the managers her standards for employees and can check periodically to see if those are met. Each one of the managers should also do it’s own ordering. At the end of the week, all three managers need to come together with their needs that way they can continue to order in bulk to save money. One manager can order for the week and then alternate each week.
These rooms are arranged to accommodate groups of 4-25. Allow us to help you with the right setting to host your retirement, engagement/wedding and other gatherings. The second floor dining room is for patrons 21 years and older. The classic Jazz, Blues and R&B dining lounge features white linen settings, a full bar and dimmed lighting. A live DJ will be your host during the meal and rest assured the music will move
During the day this is used as a restaurant, which welcomes everybody from children to older people. This shows that during the day, people with different ages use the street for different reasons. However at night the club is used as a place for people to drink and dance. This causes age diversities as only people over a certain age are allowed in and the older generation won’t want to go to places like that at night, meaning they won’t use the street at that time of night. Frodingham Road is used for many purposes, for different people of all ages and races.
People attended speakeasies to secretly buy and sell alcohol. Bootleggers and rumrunners were expected to keep these places stocked with liquor. Speakeasies were places you could go to have a good time and let loose. Jazz blossomed in this era, and speakeasies provided a location for jazz musicians to perform and have a great time. Many jazz musicians used speakeasies to get noticed.
Fashion had always played an important role in our nation from the early 18 century up until now. Each year style changes and something new is introduce to everyone and just spread like a virus. First one person gets it and next thing you know it everyone had to have that kind of clothing style or else they wouldn’t fit in. In the movie I watch about the Zoot Suit Riot many people were being targeted by the police due to the fact that they wore Zoot Suit a fashion that was for young Mexican American. A time when I commit a crime against fashion would be middle school this was during the so call Hip hop age.