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SXSW 2012 Guides: Dining in Austin — From the Austin Film Society, a very comprehensive and well-explained list of personal recommendations and tips on dining at food trucks, brick-and-mortar restaurants and grocery stops alike, organized by their proximity to theaters. Excellent resource for any SXSW visitor, but especially film-goers. [Slackerwood]
Austin Eavesdropper — Local blogger makes a Matthew McConaughey puppet, interviews it on-camera, recommends super-secret underground places such as the Driskill and Whole Foods. [Austin Eavesdropper]
Six Must-Try Food Events at SXSW — A solid way to get a truly unique eating experience is to opt for a one-off event instead of dinner reservations. Zagat’s got a locally written rundown of not-to-miss events. [Zagat]
Larry Maguire’s SXSW Guide To Austin — Larry Maguire is the cheftrepeneur behind Lamberts, Perla’s and the Elizabeth Street Cafe, and in addition to the usuals (Uchi, Hotel San Jose, Vespaio) thinks you should stop off at our Yellow Rose strip club. Excellent list if you’re a SXSBro living on the company dime for two weeks. [GQ]

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Rodriguez recently announced the launch of El Rey, a new network that is, in the director’s own words, “designed to be an action-packed, general entertainment network in English for Latino and general audiences that includes a mix of reality, scripted and animated series, movies, documentaries, news, music, comedy, and sports programming.” The director of such movies as Desperado, Sin City, and the Planet Terror half of Grindhouse created the channel with John Fogelman and Cristina Patwa of FactoryMade Ventures.
The name El Rey has special meaning for fans of the director’s films: it was the name of the superheroic badass played by Freddy Rodriguez (no relation) in Planet Terror, and in From Dusk Till Dawn El Rey was the name of a Mexican town where the outlaw brothers played by George Clooney and frequent Rodriguez collaborator Quentin Tarantino were headed when they come across a strip club staffed by ravenous vampires. Tarantino inserted the reference to El Rey in his From Dusk Till Dawn screenplay as a tribute to Jim Thompson’s classic crime novel The Getaway.

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News 3 has learned of some shocking behavior involving several local Texas DPS troopers.
“We demonstrate honesty, openness, and respect in all we do.”
These are core values of the Texas Department of Public Safety, but the integrity of three local DPS troopers is taking center stage after being found at a strip club in Austin, while in town for training.
News 3 has learned the men were inside Sugar’s Uptown Cabaret, apparently having dinner, but their marked cruiser was parked outside.
It’s a privilege to serve as a trooper and accountability is something else they hold in high regard.On their website it says troopers “seek and accept responsibility for their actions,” so we asked headquarters about the incident.
Tom Vinger, the assistant chief of public affairs released a statement saying; “The troopers were off duty and not in uniform. This is a personnel issue that will be addressed.”

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News 3 has learned of some shocking behavior involving several local Texas DPS troopers.
“We demonstrate honesty, openness, and respect in all we do.”
These are core values of the Texas Department of Public Safety, but the integrity of three local DPS troopers is taking center stage after being found at a strip club in Austin, while in town for training.
News 3 has learned the men were inside Sugar’s Uptown Cabaret, apparently having dinner, but their marked cruiser was parked outside.
It’s a privilege to serve as a trooper and accountability is something else they hold in high regard.On their website it says troopers “seek and accept responsibility for their actions,” so we asked headquarters about the incident.
Tom Vinger, the assistant chief of public affairs released a statement saying; “The troopers were off duty and not in uniform. This is a personnel issue that will be addressed.”

See the full article from “KBTX”

… CBS/AP) AUSTIN, Texas – A man has been arrested after trying to pay for a lap dance at an Austin strip club with cocaine and then resisting arrest.
Authorities say Ricardo Luna, 26, was arrested Sunday on charges of retaliation, resiting arrest and harassment of a public servant. He remained in Travis County Jail Monday on $45,000 bond.
NBC affiliate KXAN reports that according to an arrest affidavit, sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the club at 4 a.m. Sunday. A security officer told police that Luna had tried to buy a lap dance using drugs. Luna allegedly kicked the bounder and started screaming racial slurs.
Luna, according to the bouncer, was highly intoxicated.
Deputies said Luna refused to get into the squad car and they told him they would use a stun gun on him if he did not cooperate.

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Cops: Texas Man Tries To Pay Stripper With Crack Cocaine For Lap Dance
February 15, 2012 6:48 AM
AUSTIN, Texas (CBS Houston) — A Texas man is behind bars after trying to pay a stripper for a lap dance with crack cocaine.
According to the Austin American-Statesman, Travis County sheriff’s deputies were called to the XTC Men’s Club in Austin early Sunday morning after 26-year-old Ricardo Luna allegedly tried to buy a lap dance with drugs and kicked the security guard while he was being thrown out.
When authorities placed the intoxicated Luna under arrest, the suspect allegedly made racial slurs toward the deputies and put up a fight when they tried to place Luna into the squad car.
Deputies ended up securing Luna’s legs with a tarp as he wouldn’t stop kicking the door from the inside, the Statesman reports. He ended up kicking one of the deputies in the chest several times.

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Man Tries to Pay for Lap Dance with Cocaine
Patron charged with retaliation, resisting arrest
Texas’ $5 strip club fee upheld.
Man kicks, spits while being escorted out of club and arrested.
A man has been arrested after trying to pay for a lap dance at an Austin strip club with crack cocaine and then resisting arrest.
Authorities say 26-year-old Ricardo Luna, arrested Sunday, has been charged with retaliation, resisting arrest and harassment of a public servant.
He remained in Travis County jail Monday on $45,000 bond. Jail records did not list an attorney for him.
The Austin American-Statesman reports that according to an arrest affidavit, sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the club at 4 a.m. Sunday. A security officer told deputies that Luna tried to buy a lap dance using drugs and kicked the security guard as he was escorted out.

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AUSTIN, Texas -
(AP) – Crack cocaine won’t cut it when it comes to a lap dance. Police in Austin, Texas, charge a strip club patron tried to pay for a lap dance with crack. Authorities say Ricardo Luna also kicked bouncer when he was being tossed out of the XTC Men’s Club. The Austin American-Statesman reports deputies were sent to the club. Officials say Luna attacked the deputies, too. He now faces a number of charges, including retaliation and resisting arrest.

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Man At Strip Club Arrested After Trying To Pay With Cocaine
POSTED: 7:21 am CST February 14, 2012
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A man has been arrested after trying to pay for a lap dance at an Austin strip club with crack cocaine and then resisting arrest.
Authorities said 26-year-old Ricardo Luna, arrested Sunday, has been charged with retaliation, resisting arrest and harassment of a public servant.
He remained in Travis County jail Monday on $45,000 bond. Jail records did not list an attorney for him.
The Austin American-Statesman reported that according to an arrest affidavit, sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the club at 4 a.m. Sunday. A security officer told deputies that Luna tried to buy a lap dance using drugs and kicked the security guard as he was escorted out.

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Man tries to pay for lap dance with cocaine
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – A man has been arrested after trying to pay for a lap dance at an Austin strip club with crack cocaine and then resisting arrest.
Authorities say 26-year-old Ricardo Luna, arrested Sunday, has been charged with retaliation, resisting arrest and harassment of a public servant. He remained in Travis County jail Monday on $45,000 bond. Jail records did not list an attorney for him.
The Austin American-Statesman reports (http://bit.ly/xXC2QP ) that according to an arrest affidavit, sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the club at 4 a.m. Sunday. A security officer told deputies that Luna tried to buy a lap dance using drugs and kicked the security guard as he was escorted out.
The affidavit says also Luna kicked 1 of the deputies and spit blood and saliva over them.

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