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Sponsor: COUNCILMEMBERS JUSTUS, SHIELDS AND LOAR
Title: Amending Chapter 10, Code of Ordinances, by repealing Section 10-211, Number of retail alcoholic beverage licenses, and enacting in lieu thereof a new section of like number and subject matter which will exempt an applicant within a planned urban renewal district as identified in the ordinance from the density requirement when applying for an alcohol beverage license.
8/11/2016 Referred to Neighborhoods and Public Safety Committee
8/17/2016 Do Pass
8/18/2016 Assigned to Third Read Calendar
Fact Sheet 160594.pdf Fact Sheet 36K 160594 Fact Sheet
Map 160594.pdf Maps 253K 160594 Map
Proposed Ord. 160594.pdf Other 147K 160594 Prop. Ord.
10-211 - Map of 30th Gillham - 7-27-2016.pdf Maps 252K 30th & Gillham
10-211 - 30th Gillham - 8-2-2016.doc Fact Sheet 43K 10-211
10-211 - 30th Gillham - 7-27-2016.docx Compared Version 30K 10-211
Amending Chapter 10, Code of Ordinances, by repealing Section 10-211, Number of retail alcoholic beverage licenses, and enacting in lieu thereof a new section of like number and subject matter which will exempt an applicant within a planned urban renewal district as identified in the ordinance from the density requirement when applying for an alcohol beverage license.
Section 1. That Chapter 10, Code of Ordinances of the City of Kansas City, Missouri is hereby amended by repealing Section 10-211, Number of retail alcoholic beverage licenses, and enacting in lieu thereof a new section of like number and subject matter, to read as follows:
Sec. 10-211. Number of retail alcoholic beverage licenses.
The number of alcoholic beverage licenses issued by the director shall be limited on the following basis:
(1) Retail sales-by-drink licenses. For those certain real properties that abut the right of way of Chouteau Traffic way from the intersection with the north right of way line of Northeast Parvin Road on the south to the intersection with the south right of way line of Russell Road on the north, two retail sale-by-drink licenses may be issued for population of zero to 1,500, and one additional sale-by-drink license may be issued for each additional 1,500 population which exceeds the first 1,500 population, contained within the entire boundaries of any United States census blocks located in the city, and which census blocks are located wholly within or intersected by a 3,000-foot radius from a proposed licensed premise, as measured from the center of the door to be used as the main entrance to the premise. For all other census blocks located in the city, one retail sales-by-drink license may be issued for population of zero to 1,500, and one additional retail sales-by-drink license may be issued for each additional 1,500 population which exceeds the first 1,500 population, contained within the entire boundaries of any United States census blocks located in the city, and which census blocks are located wholly within or intersected by a 3,000-foot radius from a proposed licensed premise, as measured from the center of the door to be used as the main entrance to the premise. For a premise that is currently in operation, the center of the door for the main entrance to the premise shall be determined by the entrance naturally used by the public frequenting the premise. The applicant shall furnish to the director two coordinates expressed in feet, based on the North American Datum 1983 Missouri West State Plane Coordinate System, identifying the center of the door for the main entrance to the premise. The limitations provided in this section shall not apply to:
a. Retail sales-by-drink licenses issued to hotels, apartment hotels, motels, inns, lodges or similar places providing principally transient residential accommodations and having at least 40 rooms for overnight accommodation.
b. Retail sales-by-drink licenses issued to restaurant premises where substantial quantities of food are served, as defined in this chapter. The licensee of restaurant premise granted a license under this subsection shall file with the director, on a form provided by him, a verified statement showing the total amount of gross receipts, the total amount of gross receipts from the sale of alcoholic beverages, and the total amount of gross receipts from the sale of prepared meals and food made and consumed on the premise for the 90-day period immediately following the date of the issuance of the license, and thereafter for the 12-month period immediately preceding November 1 of each year. The statements shall be filed within 15 days after the expiration of the 90-day period and with each annual renewal application. Upon proper and sufficient evidence submitted to the director, the director shall summarily cancel or refuse to renew the license upon the failure of the licensed premise for a period of one year after issuance or renewal of the license to maintain an average of 50 percent or more of its total gross receipts in sales of prepared meals and food made and consumed on the premise. Cancellation as provided in this subsection by the director of any license issued under this subsection shall not be deemed a revocation and shall not disqualify the licensee from applying for and receiving any license granted under the provisions of this chapter. The cancellation shall be appealable to the board in the manner set forth in section 10-62(b) of this chapter.
c. Retail sales-by-drink licenses issued to theatres registered as nonprofit organizations where live performances are given on a regular basis.
d. Retail sales-by-drink licenses issued to an event space where no more than 18 public events are held at the premise on an annual basis. An event space is defined as an enclosed structure that at the time of initial licensure is zoned for commercial or industrial use by the City and fronts on a "Major Street" (within the meaning of the City's Major Street Plan as in effect at the time of initial licensure as an event space) at which the only business undertaken is the conduct of private, charity or public events within the space. A public event notification form, as supplied by the director, must be completed and submitted by the retail sales-by-drink licensee a minimum of five business days in advance of the scheduled event. If the director deems necessary, a security plan shall be submitted by the retail sales-by-drink licensee. The public event notification form and security plan must be approved by the director prior to the public event taking place. As it applies to this subsection:
1. A private event is defined as an event, such as a wedding, engagement, or retirement, where everyone in attendance is there by invitation only, and, there is no entry fee, admission charge, door charge, ticket sales or donations taken of any kind to attend the private event, and;
2. A charity event is defined as an event conducted by an organization recognized as an exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code that may be attended by members of the general public who pay an entry fee, admission charge or door charge, or who purchases a ticket or makes a donation, to attend the specific event, and;
3. A public event is defined as an event not conducted by an organization recognized as an exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code that may be attended by members of the general public who pay an entry fee, admission charge or door charge, or who purchase a ticket, to attend the specific event.
e. Retail sales-by-drink licenses issued to a manufacturer or microbrewery, as defined in this chapter, to sell only those alcoholic beverages by the drink that are manufactured on the licensed premise.
f. Sales-by-drink premises located wholly within the following described locations:
1. That area bounded by, including and beginning from the intersecting point of the block face frontage of the west side of Broadway Boulevard and including the block face frontage of I-70 on the north, thence east along the block face frontage of I-70 on the north to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the east side of Cherry Avenue, thence south along the block face frontage of the east side of Cherry Avenue to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the south side of 8th Street, thence east along the block face frontage of the south side of 8th Street to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the east side of Holmes Avenue, thence south along the block face frontage of the east side of Holmes Avenue to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the south side of 24th Street, thence west along the block face frontage of the south side of 24th Street to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the west side of Broadway Boulevard, thence north along the block face frontage of the west side of Broadway Boulevard to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the west side of Broadway Boulevard and the block face frontage of I-70 on the north and that area bounded by and including the block face frontage of the north side of 17th Street Terrace, the east side of Woodland Avenue, the south side of 19th Street and the west side of Paseo Boulevard and that area bounded by and beginning at the intersection of the west city limit and the south bank of the Missouri River, thence south along the west boundary of the city limit to the intersection with the north right of way line of 25th Street, thence east along the north right of way line of 25th Street to the intersection with the west right of way line of Allen Road, thence generally north along the west right of way line of Allen Road to the intersection with the west right of way line of Holly Avenue, thence north along the west right of way line of Holly Avenue to the intersection with the west right of way line of Beardsley Road, thence north along the west right of way line of Beardsley Road to the intersection with the north right of way line of 6th Street, thence east along the north right of way line of 6th Street to the intersection with the west right of way of Broadway Avenue, thence north along the west right of way line of Broadway Avenue to the intersection with the south bank of the Missouri River, thence west along the south bank of the Missouri River to the point of beginning.
2. The east and west sides of N.W. Prairie View Road, north of N.W. Barry Road extending north to Missouri Highway 152, on the north and south sides of N.W. Prairie View Road, west of the intersection of Interstate 29 and Highway 152 extending west to N. Congress Avenue, and at the southwest corner of Highway 152 and N. Congress Avenue.
3. The area bounded by Guinotte Avenue on the south, North Montgall Avenue on the west, Rochester Avenue on the north and North Chestnut Traffic way on the east.
4. That area bounded by Tiffany Springs Road on the north, Interstate 29 on the west, Missouri Highway 152 on the south and N. Ambassador Drive on the east.
(2) Retail sales-by-package licenses. Two retail sale-by-package licenses may be issued for population of zero to 1,500, and one additional sale-by-package license may be issued for each additional 1,500 population which exceeds the first 1,500 population, contained within the entire boundaries of any United States census blocks located in the city which abut the city limits of Kansas City, Missouri, and which census blocks are located wholly within or intersected by a 3,000-foot radius from a proposed licensed premise, as measured from the center of the door to be used as the main entrance to the premise. For all other census blocks located in the city that do not abut the city limit lines as described above, one retail sale-by-package license may be issued for population of zero to 1,500, and one additional sale-by-package license may be issued for each additional 1,500 population which exceeds the first 1,500 population, contained within the entire boundaries of any United States census blocks located in the city, and which census blocks are located wholly within or intersected by a 3,000-foot radius from a proposed licensed premise, as measured from the center of the door to be used as the main entrance to the premise. For a premise that is currently in operation, the center of the door for the main entrance to the premise shall be determined by the entrance naturally used by the public frequenting the premise. The applicant shall furnish to the director two coordinates expressed in feet, based on the North American Datum 1983 Missouri West State Plane Coordinate System, identifying the center of the door for the main entrance to the premise. The limitations provided in this section shall not apply to a liquor license applicant who meets any of the following criteria:
a. If an applicant proposes to operate a retail sales-by-package premise and the size of the building is not less than 5,000 square feet and an average of 70 percent or more of its total gross receipts, other than receipts from the sale of motor vehicle fuel, are from sales of inventory excluding alcoholic beverages. The licensee of a retail sales-by-package premise granted a license under this subsection shall file with the director, on a form provided by him, a verified statement showing the total amount of gross receipts, other than receipts from the sale of motor vehicle fuel, the total amount of gross receipts from the sale of alcoholic beverages, and the total amount of gross receipts from the sale of inventory exclusive of alcoholic beverages made on the premise for the 90-day period immediately following the date of the original issuance of the license, and thereafter for the 12-month license period. The statements shall be filed within 15 days after the expiration of the 90-day period and with each annual renewal application for a retail sales-by-package license. Upon proper and sufficient evidence submitted to the director, the director shall summarily cancel or refuse to renew the license upon the failure of the licensed premise for a period of 1 year after original issuance or renewal of the license to maintain a building of not less than 5,000 square feet; or upon the failure to maintain an average of 70 percent or more of its total gross receipts, other than receipts from the sale of motor vehicle fuel, from sales of inventory excluding alcoholic beverages. Cancellation as provided in this subsection by the director of any license issued under this subsection shall not be deemed a revocation and shall not disqualify the licensee from applying for and receiving any license granted under the provisions of this chapter. The cancellation shall be appealable to the board in the manner set forth in section 10-62(b) of this chapter.
b. If an applicant proposes to operate a retail sales-by-package premise and the 3000 foot radius, as measured from the center of the door for the main entrance of the premise as determined by the entire boundaries of any United States census blocks located in the city and which census blocks are located wholly within or intersected by the radius, has a population of 750 or less.
c. If an applicant proposes to operate a retail sales-by-package premise located wholly within the following described locations:
1. That area bounded by, including and beginning from the intersecting point of the block face frontage of the west side of the Broadway Bridge and the south bank of the Missouri River, thence east along the south bank of the Missouri River to the intersecting point of and including the west side of the Heart of America Bridge, thence south along the block face frontage of the west side of the Heart America Bridge to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the north side of I-70 on the north, thence east along the block face frontage of the north side of I-70 on the north to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the east side of Cherry Avenue, thence south along the block face frontage of the east side of Cherry Avenue to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the south side of 8th Street, thence east along the block face frontage of the south side of 8th Street to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the east side of Holmes Avenue, thence south along the block face frontage of the east side of Holmes Avenue to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the south side of 24th Street, thence west along the block face frontage of the south side of 24th Street to the intersecting point of and including the block face frontage of the west side of Broadway Boulevard, thence north along the block face frontage of the west side of Broadway Boulevard to the intersecting point of the west side of the Broadway Bridge and the south bank of the Missouri River.
2. That area bounded by Forester Road on the north, Mulberry Street on the east, St. Louis Avenue on the south and Hickory Street on the west.
5. That area bounded by 79th Street on the north, State Line Road on the west, 81st Street on the south and Ward Parkway on the east.
6. That area bounded by West 85th Terrace on the north, State Line Road on the west, West 89th Street on the south and Ward Parkway on the east.
7. That area bounded by, including and beginning from the intersecting point of the Kansas City Southern Railroad tracks and East Bannister Road, thence west along East Bannister Road to the intersecting point of Hillcrest Road, thence west along and including the block face frontage of the south side of east Bannister Road to the intersecting point of Hickman Mills Drive, thence northwest along Hickman Mills Drive to the intersecting point of Blue River Road, thence northeast along Blue River Road to the intersecting point of East 87th Street, thence east along and including the block face frontage of the north side of East 87th Street to the intersecting point of the Kansas City Southern Railroad tracks, thence south along the Kansas City Southern Railroad tracks to East Bannister Road.
8. That area bounded by East 29th Street on the north, Gillham Road on the east, East 30th street on the south and Oak Street on the west.
d. If an applicant proposes to operate a retail sales-by-package premise for the sale of malt liquor or nonintoxicating beer in the original package if the premise is located so that no residentially zoned property is within a radius of 600 feet from the premise as measured from the center of the door for the main entrance to the premise, and 80 percent or more of the gross sales on the premise are nonalcoholic beverage sales, and the applicant furnishes to the director, signed consents from the owners of a majority of property parcels under the provisions of section 10-214 of this chapter, provided that the applicable radius to determine eligible consenters for this exemption from the requirements of this section shall be 500 feet.
e. If an applicant proposes to operate a retail sales-by-package premise and the size of the building is less than 5,000 square feet or the business does not generate 70 percent or more of its total gross receipts, other than receipts from the sale of motor vehicle fuel, from sales of inventory excluding alcoholic beverages, then all retail sales-by-package premises with a building size greater than 20,000 square feet and an average of 80 percent or more of total gross sales from inventory excluding alcoholic beverages will not be included in the total number of retail sales-by-package licenses located wholly within or intersected by a 3,000 foot radius from the applicant's current or proposed licensed premise.
(3) The determination of population contained within the entire boundaries of any United States census blocks located in the city, and which census blocks are located wholly within or intersected by a 3,000-foot radius as measured from the center of the door of the main entrance of a proposed sales-by-drink or sales-by-package premise, shall be made by adding the total population as determined by the most recent U.S. Decennial Census or, at the applicants choice, by requesting from the City Planning and Development Department of Kansas City, Missouri, the Kansas City Population Update Report prepared and signed by the city's planning and development department to determine population that is contained within the entire boundaries of each such United States census block. The determination of the number of licenses of a specific category located within the entire boundaries of any United States census blocks located in the city, and which census blocks are located wholly within or intersected by a 3,000-foot radius as measured from the center of the door of the main entrance of a proposed sales-by-drink or sales-by-package premise, shall be made by adding the total number of such licenses located within the entire boundaries of each such United States census block, but excluding those licenses exempted under (1)a., (1)b., and (1)c., located within the entire boundaries of each such United States census block. In connection with any application for a new license regulated under this section, for the purposes of determining the number of licenses in the categories regulated under this section, contained within the entire boundaries of any United States census blocks located in the city, and which census blocks are located wholly within or intersected by a 3,000-foot radius from a proposed licensed premise, as measured from the center of the door for the main entrance to the premise, all such city licenses existing at the time of the determination by the director, whether serving a suspension, under an order of nonrenewal, under an order of suspension or revocation, or under investigation for, subject to or charged with disqualification from holding a license or a violation of the provisions of this chapter, shall be included in the calculation unless the nonrenewal or revocation is final with all rights of appeal foreclosed.
(4) If the total number of sales-by-drink or sales-by-package licenses herein issued at the time this chapter becomes effective exceeds the number authorized for that category of license, those licenses, if they meet all other requirements, shall be entitled to renewal on an annual basis. If a license is not renewed or ceases to fulfill all other requirements of this chapter and is thereafter terminated or canceled or expires, then an application for a new license for the previously licensed premise shall be required to fulfill all conditions of this chapter for an original license, including but not limited to the provisions of section 10-211 limiting the number of licenses. Additional licenses in a category shall not be issued until the time as the respective population ratios as calculated and determined under this section exceed the populations provided herein. A new license in a category, if the application meets all other requirements of this chapter, may be issued for a vacancy created by bona fide purchase or transfer of a license to a new premise located in a census block wholly within or intersected by a 3,000-foot radius from the existing licensed premise, as measured from the center of the door for the main entrance to the premise, so long as an application for a new license is filed within 12 months from the date of bona fide purchase or transfer. A licensee whose license has been surrendered, canceled or not renewed as a result of the transfer of the real property where the premise is located to an entity that has the power of eminent domain, and who files an application for a new license within 12 months from the date of the transfer of the real property shall be exempt from the requirements of this section with respect to a new location, but the licensee shall meet all other requirements of this chapter. For the purposes of this chapter, the center of the door for the main entrance to the premise shall be determined by the entrance naturally used by the public frequenting the establishment who shall furnish to the city two coordinates expressed in feet, based on the North American Datum 1983 Missouri West State Plane Coordinate System, identifying the center of the door for the main entrance to the premise.
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The Morrison Government has strengthened the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC), ensuring Australia is responsive to potential demand for bond aggregator lending to provide cheaper and longer-term finance for affordable housing.
The new laws makes explicit that the Board of NHFIC must have an appropriate balance of qualifications, skills and experience in a relevant field of banking and finance, law, housing, infrastructure planning and financing, local government, and public policy, and that at least one Board member must have appropriate qualifications, skills or experience in social or affordable housing.
The Bill also provides for the statutory review of the operation of the NHFIC Act to occur after a two year period from the commencement of the Act, rather than three.
The creation of a special account for the purposes of the Affordable Housing Bond Aggregator's (AHBA) $1 billion line will bring forward planned annual appropriations for the purpose of the AHBA and allow NHFIC to redraw amounts repaid to the Commonwealth. This amendment ensures NHFIC is better placed to respond to demand from community housing providers, and also provides greater certainty over NHFIC's available finance in future years.


Glass hits theaters today. It marks the end of a trilogy from director M. Night Shyamalan that many never saw coming until 2017's Split revealed it shared a universe with Shyamalan's earlier cult favorite Unbreakable. Now, both films will smash together in Glass.
What did you think of the film? Where does it rank alongside Unbreakable and Split? What did you think of the performances? Does Shyamalan still know how to direct a visually impressive film? Are we currently experiencing a Shyamalassance? How were the twists? Would you want to see another film in this universe?
Tell us your thoughts on Glass in the comments below!


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LA Theatre Works To Record Live Performance of 'Salomé'
James Marsters, Kate Steele and John Vickery head the cast when L.A. Theatre Works presents Oscar Wilde's masterpiece, Salomé, the story of the exotic and seductive young woman whose obsession with revenge leads this Biblical tale to its inevitable end — the beheading of Jokanaan (John the Baptist), and Salomé's infamous dance of the seven veils.
The last of Wilde's plays to be produced in his lifetime, Salomé was fraught with scandal and considered so provocative that it was frequently banned.
All performances will be recorded live in front of an audience (without sets or costumes) to air on L.A. Theatre Works' syndicated radio theater series, which broadcasts weekly on public radio stations nationwide (locally, in Southern California, on KPFK 90.7 FM) and can be streamed on demand at www.latw.org.
Maud Allan as Salomé with the head of John the Baptist in an early adaptation of Wilde's play
Directed by Michael Hackett and produced by Susan A. Loewenberg, the show will feature cast members, Rosalind Ayres, James Marsters, André Sogliuzzo, Kate Steele, John Vickery, Matthew Wolf.
5 Performances Only
Thursday, Jan. 30 @ 8 pm
Friday, Jan. 31 @ 8 pm
Saturday, Feb. 1 @ 3 pm & 8 pm
Sunday, Feb. 2 @ 4 pm
JAMES MARSTERS as 'John the Baptist' in SALOME by Oscar Wilde, January 31st – February 2nd
James Bridges Theater UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
235 Charles E. Young Drive Los Angeles, CA 90095
(enter UCLA from Hilgard just south of Sunset Blvd.; park in Lot 3 on the lower level)
L.A. Theatre Works' radio theater series can be streamed on demand at www.latw.org.
L.A. Theatre Works can be heard on the following stations (check local listings for broadcast times): KPFK 90.7 FM in Los Angeles (98.7 FM in Santa Barbara, 99.5 FM in Ridgecrest/China Lake and 93.7 FM in Rancho Bernardo/North San Diego); 891.5 WBEZ, Chicago; 94.9 KUOW, Seattle; 91.1 KRCB, North Bay (San Francisco); and in over 75 markets nationwide.
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Media, Theatre
LA Theatre Works, Los Angeles Theater Scene, Oscar Wilde, plays, Salomé

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30 Best Offline Android Games That You Can Play Without an Internet Connection
Posted on December 27, 2018 February 27, 2019 by mahesh
There are thousands of Android games on Play Store in almost every genre imaginable. Many games need a strong and stable internet connection to work, which renders them useless where we don't have any internet access. Games that need internet connection are sometimes chockful of annoying ads and popups that disturb the overall gaming experience.
When you do not have internet access, and you have some time to kill, your best option is to keep some offline Android games to fall back on. Our list of 30 Best Offline Android Games can help you choose an excellent game from various genres that can be played offline anytime, anywhere.
Which are the best offline games for Android? Here is where you can discover all the best games on the Android Play Store that can be played without a network connection.
Top Offline Games For Android
Offline Casual Games
1. Big Little Farmer Offline Form – Casual
Build your farm, cultivate and harvest crops with Big Little Farmer which is one of the best free offline android games available in the Play Store. You get to experience the stress-free life of a farmer and embellish your farmland with this offline game.
There is no fighting or running in the game. Instead, you have to build a farming business with bakery and dairy products among other things. You have to sell your products through a delivery truck, fulfill orders and make yourself wealthy as you progress in the game.
It's not as easy as it sounds, you have to work hard on your farming skills to improve your farm and be successful. Experience the life of a farmer and enjoy seeing your agriculture empire grow.
Download and know more about Big Little Farmer
Offline Android Trivia Games
2. Quizoid – Trivia
As the name implies, Quizoid is a simple quiz game which can also be played offline where you have to answer questions. It has over 7000 questions divided into six levels. Quiz and puzzle lovers would enjoy having this game on their phones. It can also make a fun game to play at parties.
Quizoid has 17 categories, three game modes, and various hints to help you with the game. The quiz contains questions from Arts and Literature, Famous People, Geography, Language, Mathematics, Medical Science, Religion, and Mythology, etc. With the pro version, you get 3000 extra questions.
Download and know more about Quizoid
Offline Action Games
3. Special Forces Group 2 – Action (FPS)
Are you a fan of First Person Shooter games? With Special Forces Group 2 you get the experience of 3D Person Shooter in real time. You have an option to play the Singleplayer or Multiplayer mode.
It has 5 different types of gameplay: Bomb Mode, Capture the Flag, Resurrection, Classic and Zombie Modes. You have six characters per team, seven pistols, three shotguns, four submachine guns, and many more weapons to win the war. It features an offline mode so you can play it without any internet connection and is one of the more fast-paced offline Android game compared to most others.
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4. Overkill 3 – Action
Overkill 3 is another impressive offline android game with a great action which can be played endlessly. You have to defend the Generator here who helps by destroying your enemies with high-voltage lightning.
The game features a cruel group of people who want everyone who doesn't obey them. You have to save the innocent people by destroying the bad guys. Overkill 3 does have an offline mode so you can play it on the go without internet.
Download and know more about Overkill 3
Offline Sports Games
5. 3D Pool Ball – Sports
Have you ever played 3D Pool on your Android? Look no further, 3D Pool Ball is one the better offline android games in the sports genre. This game offers pocket billiards (a.k.a playing pool) in a 3D view just like you are playing in the real world.
With 3D Pool Ball, build your legacy in the pool world and compete with other real players around the globe. You can play like a pro and win trophies by defeating skilled pool players.
Download and know more 3D Pool Ball
6. Darts King – Sports
Love playing darts? We sure do. This dart game on our list of best Android games since you can play it offline if you are playing in the single-player mode. For multiplayer mode, you need a net connection.
You just have to drag and slide to throw darts and also there is a practice mode for beginners. The game supports Google achievements and leaderboards. It is free and contains ads when playing online.
Download and know more Darts King
Offline Role Playing Games
7. Eternium: Mage And Minions – Roleplaying
Eternium will remind you of Diablo and Torchlight. It has unique, innovative features like "swipe to cast" control and a player-friendly rule "no paywalls, never pay to win." Although it has some features that you get if you are playing online, you can play this game offline without a hitch.
You can play as a mage or a warrior with a sword or an ax and learn new tricks to increase your attributes. Jump into the dark caves, explore forests, travel to the moon to kill unknown horrible creatures amongst the craters and the canyons.
Download and know more about Eternium: Mage And Minions
8. SoulCraft – Action RPG – Roleplaying
SoulCraft is one of the best RPG games on Android. This game is for warriors who have already played ultimate death games and defeated crime.
This game has beautiful graphics with demons and other nasty creatures in locations like Venice, Rome, Hamburg, New York and Egypt. You can play this game with different modes such as time run, arena, Hellgate, crystal defense and boss fights.
Download and know more about SoulCraft
9. Legend of Darkness-Offline RPG – Roleplaying
Legend of Darkness is one of the best offline RPG Android games where your hero has to kill monsters to go to next level. You have to collect material to make equipment and destroy different types of demons. Find the monsters and push them to death.
The stronger the monster is, the better the award you earn. The hidden monsters grant you more generous rewards. You need to create appropriate equipment with the materials available with help from Abyss. That's the gist of the game.
Download and know more about Legend of Darkness
10. Beamdog Collection – Roleplaying
Another excellent addition to the list of best offline android games is Beamdog Games.
Beamdog collection is a list of well-known PC games ported to Android in APK format. These games are RPGs that can keep you engaged for hours together. The list has Planescape: Torment EE, Baldur's Gate II, Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition, and Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition.
There are no in-app purchases. Although the game is not free, it's a beautiful game to play offline on your Android phone. The games are complicated, so it is recommended to play it on big phones or tablets.
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James A. Quayle (1890 – 1936) was an English footballer. He played at left-back.

He started his career as an amateur, with spells at local sides Old Charlton and Woolwich Polytechnic. He joined Woolwich Arsenal in 1907 but left after one season without playing a first-team game. He moved to Northfleet and served there for two seasons before turning professional and rejoining Woolwich Arsenal in October 1910. He made just one appearance for the club, as a deputy for Joe Shaw against The Wednesday on 12 November 1910. In the match, he was badly injured and had to be carried off; unable to play again his football career ended. Quayle joined the Shanghai Municipal Police in 1912, rising through the ranks and becoming a Superintendent in 1930. He died in Detroit while on leave in 1936.

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1890 births
1936 deaths
English footballers
Woolwich Polytechnic F.C. players
Arsenal F.C. players
Northfleet United F.C. players
English Football League players
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Population of Oneux was 356 inhabitants in 2007. You will find below a series of charts and statistical curves of population census of the town of Oneux.
Population of Oneux was 310 inhabitants in 1999, 351 inhabitants in 1990, 347 inhabitants in 1982, 332 inhabitants in 1975 and 329 inhabitants in 1968.
Area of Oneux is 12,49 km² and has a population density of 28,50 inhabs/km².
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Population of Oneux was 356 inhabitants in 2007, 310 inhabitants in 1999, 351 inhabitants in 1990, 347 inhabitants in 1982, 332 inhabitants in 1975 and 329 inhabitants in 1968.
This population Census of the town of Oneux was made without duplicated data, which means that each Oneux resident that have ties to another municipality is counted only once for the two municipalities.
This curve shows the history of the population of Oneux from 1968 to 2007 in cubic interpolation. This provides more precisely the population of the municipality of Oneux the years where no census has been taken.
- From 1999 and 2007 : 36 births and 27 deaths.
- From 1990 and 1999 : 17 births and 26 deaths.
- From 1982 and 1990 : 20 births and 25 deaths.
- From 1975 and 1982 : 23 births and 32 deaths.
- From 1968 and 1975 : 43 births and 17 deaths.


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Felon Forgiveness [2]
Posted On: 27 Mar 2018 - 2:19pm
By Eric Matthews [3]
On a slushy Saturday morning in mid-February, hundreds of Louisvillians stand outside Roosevelt Perry Elementary School on West Broadway, the line wrapping around the building and snaking into the parking lot. They bundle themselves against the cold.
They're all here for the pilot clinic of the Reily Reentry Project, a program through the Louisville Urban League designed to help people expunge their criminal records. It's named for Urban League board member and Speed Art Museum director Stephen Reily, who donated $300,000 to fund the program for three years. The program covers most, if not all, expungement costs; participants are then required to enroll in an Urban League program, on topics such as health or housing. Reily became interested in the issue while walking the Highlands, campaigning for his ultimately unsuccessful 2016 Metro Council run. He says he met would-be constituents who were invested in the race but couldn't vote due to felony charges from years or decades ago. Reily was shocked upon realizing the lingering effects criminal records have on the city's workforce, neighborhoods and families. "Louisville can't succeed unless everyone can," Reily says. "Our city's deepest internal problems result from a history of legalized segregation that has concentrated poverty in certain specific neighborhoods. And in those neighborhoods, too many people are denied access to good-paying jobs, or even the right to rent an apartment or buy a home, because they have a criminal record — even long after they have served their time and paid their debt to society."
A door that had been shut to former felons cracked open in July 2016 with the passage of Kentucky House Bill 40, making those who had committed a Class D felony — more than 50 offenses, from possession of a controlled substance to third-degree burglary to sports bribery — eligible to have their records expunged five years after completing their sentence or parole. Applicants must obtain a certificate of expungement for $40 before paying the $500 to file for the expungement itself. Reily says these financial requirements put the opportunity out of reach for those who need it most. His project aims to combat this issue with 40 attorneys from the local firm Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, who have volunteered their services to help participants through the expungement process.
At Roosevelt Perry, the attorneys face their clients across student desks that line the halls and fill the library, walking applicants through the paperwork necessary to start a process that can take months to complete.
Among those helped at the clinic is G.V. Searcy, who exits the glass double doors of the school feeling like a new man. He spent about four hours waiting for his turn in front of an attorney. "You just feel lighter, like a weight is off your shoulders," Searcy says.
The clinic is intended to run from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. but is forced to close early because it reaches capacity after admitting about 500 people. At about 11 a.m., organizers tell those still waiting outside that they can stay, with no guarantee of getting to see an attorney. Some have been waiting since 8 a.m., including 66-year-old Barbara Petty. She says she was arrested on charges that were later dismissed but that the mark on her record still hangs over her head. She must now wait until a future clinic to begin the expungement process. "It's been hard to find a job, to find good housing," she says.
Louisville Urban League president and CEO Sadiqa Reynolds, who is on-hand to assist with the clinic, says that turning folks away is hard to do. The overwhelming turnout has Reily and Reynolds discussing the possibility of expanding the funding. Ultimately, the Urban League hopes the data from the clinic will persuade the state legislature to make expungements more accessible. "The funding is for $100,000 a year, and we're going to do it until the money is gone," Reynolds says.
Around lunchtime, Reily steps out and returns with 75 pizzas to feed the crowd. He mentions that hundreds of people are getting a second chance today — and that there are so many more to help. "When hundreds — maybe thousands — gain access to good-paying jobs, they can start to lift their families, their households and their neighborhoods out of poverty," Reily says. "This may be the best way to start breaking the cycles of concentrated poverty that have trapped too many families and neighborhoods in Louisville for decades."
Learn more about the Reily Reentry Project here [4].
This originally appeared in the March 2018 issue of Louisville Magazine. Every story in our March issue is about west Louisville, and we've barely scratched the surface. Click here to read more from part four of our series on the West End [5].
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