Out of the 10 two-handed throws, I got one of them to stick properly. The other nine hit the target, but with the butt of the ax. That is not bad for my first time, if nine-out-of-10 zombies can be stopped with simple blunt force trauma.
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Café SOL, SKYWAY share space in Center City
The unique space shared by the two businesses is one of only a few in town that makes a drastic shift from a daytime business to serve as a spot for nightlife in the evenings.
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Renaldi pictures the ‘Manhattan Sunday’ at Eastman
Photographer Richard Renaldi’s new body of work, “Manhattan Sunday,” which opened at George Eastman Museum on Friday, straddles the lines between portraiture, street photography, and still life. Featuring photographs made on eerily empty Manhattan streets in the wee hours after the clubs let out, the work also captures the blurred lines between nightlife and daybreak, […]
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80’s New Wave Night
Whether it was Madonna, David Bowie, The Violent Femmes, The Cure, or Siouxsie and the Banshees, a specific music ruled the airwaves and the clubs back in the 1980’s. Now these singers and bands are household names, but at that time, they hadn’t yet broken into mainstream culture. Today, the sound of the 80’s continues […]
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Love projected
Tucked off Chestnut Street, at 45 Euclid Street, is a little club with a lot going for it. I visited LOVE with two companions on a blustery Friday night in late March. The place wasn’t difficult to find but we weren’t sure where to park, and frankly, a little police presence would have been nice […]
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DINING: The happiest of hours
Whether you’ve just had a rough day at the office, need a quick bite before dinner, or want to avoid the late-night crowds at the bar, happy hours are a great way to enjoy local food and drink at a discount. They are the perfect chance to try something new, or get that second drink. […]
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MUSIC: Sing, sing a song
Its title derived from mashing up the Japanese words “kara” (meaning empty) and “okesutora” (meaning orchestra), karaoke has been around for a long time. And some of its roots, believe it or not, are American. In fact, one of the oldest examples has ties to good ol’ Rochester. From 1961 to 1966, NBC carried a […]
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ANNUAL MANUAL ’07: Rochester Gay Guide
by Susie Hume With a gay index 60 percent higher than the national average, Rochester is a surprising hotbed of gay culture. From a wide variety of bars and nightclubs, to community groups and special events, to stores specializing in pride merchandise, Rochester offers a little bit of something for everyone. If you’re the […]
