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Why this is significant for Lamar Odom and wife Khloe Kardashian is because Dallas fans list them among the top reasons why the Mavericks have sunk to barely good enough for a playoff spot. Odom has not played up to his billing as the reigning Sixth Man of the Year and without it fans aren’t willing to deal with the Kardashian drama that follows his wife everywhere. This has possibly led to tension between the couple what with the recent deaths to deal with as well as an apparent strip club visit by Lamar with Mavericks teammates. Some say he did it more for bonding than the thrills but such behavior was a big reason Khloe’s sister Kim divorced Kris Humphries. That and work troubles. A trade for Dwight Howard to pair with future Hall of Famer Dirk Nowitzki could revitalize the season and perhaps take the pressure off Odom.

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This week’s MasterPlan missives also address the drilling task force’s thorough discussion defining set-back distances from drill sites to structures that are not classified as protected uses, which fall under the 1,000-foot set-back requirements. But if they’re not protected uses, yet they house people for long periods of time throughout the day, what are they? Or how should they be classified?
That was the question that took up a significant portion of both of the last two meetings, delineating what constitutes a “habitable structure,” what uses should qualify for protection and where to draw the line. The group zeroed in on setting a minimum distance to protect structures that have certificates of occupancy. Turns out, people can occupy lots of things.
A structure that requires a certificate of occupancy could be an office building, a landfill, a rock crushing facility, a parking lot, a strip club or a cell phone tower — some, of course, are more commonly inhabited and consequently more worthy of protection, according to both Cothrum and several task force members.

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Here, from the Life spread, is a photo of Nell and her husband, one George Washington Owen Jr., ringing in the new year following The Big Announcement. They were married at Highland Park Methodist Church in June 1951, when then-Nell McGrew of Rotan (outside Abilene) and George, who’d graduated from Crozier Tech, were seniors at SMU. A year later Nell won her award. But in years to come, Owen would become infamous. As Doug Bedell summed it up in his December 7, 1986, sit-down with Owen, who refused to mention first wife Nell and those who followed:
In the late 1950s, Owen was the mysterious boyfriend of Candy Barr and narrowly avoided going to jail when Dallas police arrested the famed stripper for possession of marijuana. In the ’60s, the former SMU athlete survived the acrimonious crash of his marriage to a stewardess named Maureen Kane, who would later become Maureen Dean, wife of Watergate defendant John Dean. “Mo” would essentially come to accuse Owen of bigamy.

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… Habitat demolishes old Ollie’s Place bar, former hangout for prostitutes, drug dealers in South Dallas
 By DIANE JENNINGS
Published: Jan 19, 2012 12:25 PM
The Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity chapter struck another blow against urban blight Thursday morning when a huge yellow bulldozer tore into the building once known as Ollie’s Place.
Community leaders such as Diane Ragsdale and city councilwoman Carolyn Davis said they were glad to see the building come down

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DALLAS – The past few months have not been very good for the tallest of the Kardashian sisters, 5-foot-10-inch Khloe, and her husband Dallas Mavericks player Lamar Odom.
First in early December Lamar was suddenly traded from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Mavericks. And that really put a kink in the filming of his and his wife’s Los Angeles reality show Khloe & Lamar.
Then Khloe developed those unsightly blemishes on her tongue which tongue specialists in Boston are still trying to figure out what in the world was up with that.
Khloe did express to Fajita San Guacamole of Hollywood Innuendo that the doctors had eliminated her power drink made with rutabagas, okra seeds, blue M&M’s, and pretzels as being the cause.
And then the most recent incident involves Lamar being seen at a Washington D.C. topless bar, The North Pole Strip Lounge with no less than three pole dancers sitting on his ample lap.

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HOUSTON, Janu. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Wholly owned subsidiaries of Rick’s Cabaret International, Inc. (NASDAQ: RICK), the nation’s leading group of upscale gentlemen’s clubs, have completed the purchase of the Silver City Cabaret, an adult nightclub on Stemmons Freeway near Love Field, and related real estate. The acquisition brings to nine the number of clubs operated by subsidiaries of Rick’s Cabaret in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex.
The subsidiaries paid an aggregate total of $9.0 million for the club and real estate, with $1.0 million in cash and $8.0 million in the form of promissory notes payable over 11 years at an interest rate of 5.5 percent with a one-time adjustment provision.
“We have purchased both a fine gentlemen’s club in a terrific location as well as the potential to create a great new entertainment complex at the site,” said Eric Langan, President and CEO of Rick’s Cabaret. He noted that the club occupies just 14,000 square feet of a 54,000 square foot building that the company plans to develop into a sports bar and after-hours nightclub.

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Johnson says they went through the treasured documents on their own to find which lyrics spoke to them. “I started looking for the pages of lyrics that kind of sang back to me, to hear the mood of the song through the lyrics. I wanted them to speak to me in that regard, like the song chose me.”
He says that so many people (musicians included) gravitate towards Guthrie’s music because it crossed so many boundaries at the time. “Guthrie was able to paint a picture regardless if it was a children’s song about waking up or if it was a really graphic, morose picture of venereal disease, prostitution, or heroin. He was one of the very first punk rockers – he rebelled in a way that people really responded to and became active in the result of. So many of those lyrics still apply to many of the issues and experiences we encounter in our lives these days.”

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HOUSTON, Janu. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Wholly owned subsidiaries of Rick’s Cabaret International, Inc.
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, the nation’s leading group of upscale gentlemen’s clubs, have completed the purchase of the Silver City Cabaret, an adult nightclub on Stemmons Freeway near Love Field, and related real estate. The acquisition brings to nine the number of clubs operated by subsidiaries of Rick’s Cabaret in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex.
The subsidiaries paid an aggregate total of $9.0 million for the club and real estate, with $1.0 million in cash and $8.0 million in the form of promissory notes payable over 11 years at an interest rate of 5.5 percent with a one-time adjustment provision.
“We have purchased both a fine gentlemen’s club in a terrific location as well as the potential to create a great new entertainment complex at the site,” said Eric Langan, President and CEO of Rick’s Cabaret. He noted that the club occupies just 14,000 square feet of a 54,000 square foot building that the company plans to develop into a sports bar and after-hours nightclub.

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HOUSTON, Janu. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Wholly owned subsidiaries of Rick’s Cabaret International, Inc. (NASDAQ: RICK), the nation’s leading group of upscale gentlemen’s clubs, have completed the purchase of the Silver City Cabaret, an adult nightclub on Stemmons Freeway near Love Field, and related real estate.  The acquisition brings to nine the number of clubs operated by subsidiaries of Rick’s Cabaret in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex.
The subsidiaries paid an aggregate total of $9.0 million for the club and real estate, with $1.0 million in cash and $8.0 million in the form of promissory notes payable over 11 years at an interest rate of 5.5 percent with a one-time adjustment provision.
“We have purchased both a fine gentlemen’s club in a terrific location as well as the potential to create a great new entertainment complex at the site,” said

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