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That's what Prop. F supporters are wondering amid the deafening silence that has followed their invite to Lennar consultant and former 49ers president Policy to debate POWER community organizer Alicia Schwartz on Saturday, May 31, in the Bayview.
Back in February 2008, Policy made headlines when he was hired by Lennar executive Kofi Bonner to head what has since become the $3 million Prop. G campaign. Read more »
By Jen Sullivan Brych
What if Jack Kerouac couldn't find a cheap place to crash in San Francisco so he could drink at Vesuvio Café and bang on his typewriter? Would he have been forced to remain in the "sanitarium" of San Luis Obispo, as he referred to it? Would he have been forever missing what a biographer called the "feverish intensities" of San Francisco, never inspired to write again?
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Reuters is reporting that the state of Connecticut today followed San Francisco's lead in suing the McKesson Corp. over an alleged conspiracy to unfairly manipulate the price of prescription drugs. Read more »
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The agenda at Chevron's annual shareholders meeting will be slightly different this year, as representatives from Nigeria, Ecuador, and Burma descend on the meeting to finally have their say. Read more »
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San Francisco celebrated Spanish-speaking cultures over the weekend with fun Carnaval events in the Mission District, and housing activists followed that up by commandeering six billboards and using them to put out messages in Spanish urging voters to reject Prop. 98, which would end rent control and restrictions on conversion of rental properties to condos. Read more »
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An estimated 350 Anderson County High School freshman put down their pencils for a few hours this morning to give back to their community.
Students took part in a community-wide outreach program to help clean tombstones at Lawrenceburg Cemetery, work in the city and county parks, the Lawrenceburg police station, Open Hands Food Pantry and other locations.
Lawrenceburg resident LouKetta Woods said she was cleaning the grave of her late husband Michael when she saw a school bus pull in.
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A virus similar to the one that has hospitalized hundreds of children in several Midwestern states is now in Lawrenceburg, health officials confirmed Monday morning.
Instead of children, the virus has sickened the elderly, leaving two on ventilators, causing one to "code" while being transported to an area hospital and causing symptoms in several workers at a local senior care facility.
Larry Dewayne Basham, 62, passed away Monday, Sept. 15, 2014 at the U.K. Chandler Medical Center.
He was a son of the late Kermit and Zella Dalton Basham. Larry was married to Barbara Nichols Basham, his wife of 19 years, and they have three daughters, Emily (Kyle) Thacker, Megan Hoskins, and Jenna Hoskins, all of Lawrenceburg; two grandchildren, Brylee and Ellason Thacker; and a sister, Linda (Bruce) Baker of Greensboro, North Carolina; nephew, Mathew Austin of Texas; and his mother-in-law, Dorothy Nichols of Lawrenceburg.
A Lawrenceburg woman facing heroin and other drug-related charges was jailed last week after a bottle of urine she allegedly "concealed inside her person" fell into a toilet during a drug screen procedure, according to documents on file in Anderson County Circuit Court.
The Anderson County man charged with eight counts of attempting to murder police officers earlier this year was scheduled to introduce what court documents say is "expert evidence relating to mental disease or defect" when he appeared Tuesday in Anderson County Circuit Court.
Timothy Nutgrass, of 1230 Mays Road, was charged in March after allegedly firing 60 to 80 rounds at police before allegedly fleeing and ramming his vehicle into a parked police vehicle.
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Will three-time champion Four Roses once again defend its title, or will one of the other teams — including one with a potential ringer — wrestle away the crown for having Anderson County's best burgoo?
That burning question will be answered Saturday, Sept. 27 when the fourth-annual Burgoo Cookoff takes place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Lawrenceburg Green.
Can't decide who to vote for in the upcoming local elections?
We can help.
Along with blanket coverage in the newspaper of all candidates heading into November's races, The Anderson News will give voters a chance to hear and see candidates answer questions and ask for your vote during a candidate forum scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 23 at Anderson County Middle School.
The event is scheduled from 6 to 9 p.m.
The Anderson County Marching Bearcats won their first competition Saturday, taking the Class 4A championship of the Eastern Eagle Marching Band Classic in Louisville. Anderson won its division by five points.
The Marching Bearcats placed fourth overall, trailing Grand Champion Barren County by 1.3 points and finishing 0.25 behind Tates Creek and Dixie Heights.
"That is about as close as it gets," Anderson band director Patrick Brady said.
The three bands that finished ahead of the Marching Bearcats were all Class 5A bands.
The honors just keep pouring in for what is perhaps Anderson County's most famous resident.
Wild Turkey Master Distiller Jimmy Russell, fresh off being honored earlier this month with a lifetime honorary membership with the Kentucky Distillers' Association's Board of Directors, Russell was whisked off to Washington, D.C. last week, where he was honored by U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, who praised Russell from the Senate floor.
Following are comments made by U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, which were entered into the Congressional Record.
Mr. President, I rise today to pay tribute to a friend and legendary Kentuckian, Wild Turkey Distillery's Master Distiller Jimmy Russell.
This year marks the 60th year Jimmy has been making Bourbon for Wild Turkey, a fact that the distillery is rightfully proud to celebrate.
As a 60-year Bourbon veteran, Jimmy is the longest tenured active spirits master distiller in the world.
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CLEVELAND (AP) — Lonnie Chisenhall and Casey Kotchman had three RBIs apiece as the Cleveland Indians ended Cincinnati's six-game winning streak with a 10-9 win over the Reds on Monday night.
Chisenhall and Kotchman hit two-run homers, and both drove in runs in the sixth inning off Sam LeCure (2-2) as Cleveland snapped a 7-7 tie.
Shin-Soo Choo homered for the Indians.
The ongoing feud between Indians pitcher Derek Lowe and Reds manager Dusty Baker didn't worsen. The pair behaved less than a week after exchanging ugly comments following a game.
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An Adrian Police officer says he was on his break at the Wesco gas station on West Maumee Street in Adrian when a suspect stole two Five Hour Energy drinks. When the officer confronted the suspect outside the store, the suspect said he was in a hurry to get to the Lenawee County Hard Labor Detail for a previous arrest.
Adrian Police say a clerk told the officer, who was inside the store, that 22-year-old Mitchell Hikes took two of the drinks from the front counter. According to police Hikes, while watching the officer, went to the back corner of the store and placed them in his pocket. Police say Hikes then paid for two other drinks with his father and exited the store. The store's clerk then told the officer Hikes had not paid for the energy drinks. The officer followed Hikes out of the store and confronted him about the drinks, which the officer says he could see in the suspect's coat pocket.
Police say when the officer approached Hikes, he asked the officer to let him go because he was in a hurry to get to the Lenawee County Hard Labor Detail. According to Adrian Police, Hikes has been convicted of at least three drug-related crimes. When pressed by the officer, police say Hikes handed over one of the drinks and claimed he had forgotten to pay for it. According to police another 5 Hour Energy was found when the suspect was searched.
Hikes was issued a citation for Retail Fraud and released. Police say he was then taken to the Hard Labor Detail by his parents.
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Apple's recently released iPhone 5s has an 8-megapixel camera, whereas Nikon began selling a 36.3-megapixel professional DSLR camera just last year.
But imagine a 250-megapixel camera.
Duke University has developed a quarter Gigapixel camera comprised of 34 micro-cameras that each takes a single picture, which are then stitched together for one giant photo. A panoramic photo shot from a half a mile away with the Aqueti qG, for instance, can be cropped 10 to 20 times before showing pixelation.
"It has several lenses, and a 14-pixel sensor on it," explained Scott McCain, with Aqueti. "Each of these lenses stares into a large lens in the front, which gives us the high optical resolution."
Aqueti -- which is a spinoff of Duke's Applied Quantum Technologies -- is looking to market the groundbreaking technology to consumers.
McCain said this camera would come in handy at "large events, large social gatherings, concerts, sporting events -- things where there's a lot of action."
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This is something the Department of Defense is interested in, McCain said, explaining, "The Navy is interested in this for ship protection. So if they are looking for low flying aircraft or speedboats with our camera, you don't miss anything."
The Department of Defense actually funded the initial development of Gigapixel technology at Duke. With the quarter Gigapixel, Aqueti hopes to introduce the technology to consumers.
The qG in its current form weighs more than 33 pounds, but McCain said the camera will be about a quarter of that size before it hits the market in about a year.
McCain said the camera will initially come with a hefty $50,000 price tag. However, like any new technology, he expects the price to drop a few years down the road.
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A 39-year-old woman who escaped custody in Clayton County, is back in jail after authorities arrested her again.
Amy Diane Hightower fled from Southern Regional Medical Center, in Riverdale, on Monday evening, according to Deputy Alicia Parkes, Clayton County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman.
"On her way to the Clayton County Jail, she complained of being sick, and was taken to Southern Regional Medical Center," Parkes said.
She added there were no details available on Tuesday, regarding how Hightower escaped, and said it was still under investigation.
After the escape, the Clayton County Sheriff's Office Fugitive Unit, along with the assistance of the Atlanta Police Department, located Hightower, later on Monday night, Parkes said. The suspect was apprehended at an apartment complex, located at 1490 Fisher Road, in Atlanta.
According to Deputy Parkes, Hightower was initially being transferred from Fulton County, to Clayton County, because she had warrants in Clayton County. Hightower faces theft by shoplifting, and obstruction of an officer charges in Clayton County, Parkes said. Online court records did not indicate additional charges, on Tuesday.
Hightower was still in custody at the Clayton County Jail, Tuesday night, according to jail officials.
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A teenager is now the primary suspect in the slaying deaths of his mother and younger brother.
Adrian Navarro, 16, is the subject of a manhunt by Henderson police.
The bodies of his mother, Elvira Canales-Gomez, 40, and his brother, Cesar Navarro, 9, were discovered by police at their home on Friday.
FOX5 on Monday spoke with friends of Canales-Gomez, who said she was a hard worker, juggling two jobs with family responsibility.
One of those jobs was at the Bread and Butter bakery, located down the street from the victim's home in Henderson.
"It doesn't feel real. It's hard to accept the fact that someone so driven, so unique, so full of life could pass away," Bread and Butter General Manager Vinchenso Capon said.
"She worked here part time, as well as Bouchon (restaurant) at the Venetian. She would help us out with the bakery. We would make a lot of breads and we would do a lot of training," Capon continued.
The victims were stabbed to death inside their apartment last week. The discoveries were made when police performed a welfare check after Canalas-Gomez didn't show up for work.
"We have had different detectives show us pictures of the kid, but of course we haven't seen him or heard anything," said Bread and Butter cook Melquiades Ramirez. "I can't begin to imagine this. I don't believe her son would ever be able to do something like this to his mother because she loved [him] so much."
On Monday, letters and stuffed animals were left at the family's apartment door.
"It went from seeing her one day to talking about her the next. It doesn't feel real," Ramirez said.
Anyone who spots Adrian Navarro is asked to call 911. If you have information about this crime, you are asked to call the Henderson Police Department at 702-267-4750 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.
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National Institute for Social Media and Argosy University to Offer Social Media Certification Course
EAGAN, Minn. (Dec. 21, 2012) -- Argosy University and the National Institute for Social Media (NISM) have signed an agreement to partner in offering social media strategist training and preparation course.Beginning on October 3, 2013, NISM's "Social Media Strategist Certification Preparation Course" will be held on campus at Argosy University, Twin Cities, located at 1515 Central Parkway in Eagan, Minn. 55121. The course will meet each Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. from October 3, 2013 through November 5, 2013. The course is available to the public and also qualifies for 3 upper-division undergraduate credits at Argosy University through the Prior Learning Assessment agreement. Through this agreement, students pursuing a bachelor degree in liberal arts, business, psychology, or criminal justice through the College of Undergraduate Studies at Argosy University can now choose to take NISM's Certification Preparation Course as an upper-division elective class. "Establishing a business presence in social media channels can be as simple as a few mouse clicks, but we've learned that leveraging those tools for maximum business or organizational impact requires a deep and thorough knowledge of applicable strategies and tactics," said Eric Mills, president of NISM. "This premise led us to launch NISM earlier this year, and to develop and offer the first and only certification program in the industry. Argosy University's partnership with us underscores the need in the market today for truly seasoned talent who can use social media to drive real and measureable business value.""Though social media is a relatively new phenomenon, it has had an enormous impact on businesses and society. We look forward to providing our students with the opportunity to bring certification in this field to their roles in their chosen professions," says Argosy University, Twin Cities Campus President, Dr. Scott K. Tjaden.The NISM Social Media Strategist certification program validates the foundational skills required of professionals using social media. To achieve certification as a NISM Social Media Strategist, participants complete the coursework and are required pass a certification exam covering the six primary content domains of general practitioners in social media: strategic planning; compliance and governance; project management; social media marketing; community management; and research and analysis. Certified professionals have demonstrated at least minimum levels of comprehension and mastery of essential social media best practices, and are able to apply them on the job with a marginal level of supervision.For more information or to register for the NISM's "Social Media Strategist Certification Preparation Course," go to http://nism-autc-oct2013.eventbrite.com.
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ZZ Top played two nights at The Paramount (night 2 pics & setlist); "Billy Gibbons & Friends" playing City Winery
photos by Greg Cristman
ZZ Top @ The Paramount, 11/172013
Boogie blues legends ZZ Top wrapped up a fall tour earlier this month, including a few NY-area shows, with two nights at The Paramount in Long Island (11/16 & 11/17). At the 11/17 show, in addition to hits like "La Grange," "Tush" and "Sharp Dressed Man," the trio also covered Elvis' "Jailhouse Rock" and Jimi Hendrix's "Foxy Lady." Pictures from that show are in this post, including ones of opening band The Slim Kings. Dig those tailpipe mike stands.
ZZ Top have some holiday shows lined up in the South and those dates are listed below. Meanwhile, frontman Billy Gibbons will be playing NYC at City Winery on December 18. The night is billed as "Billy Gibbons & Friends" and will feature Will Lee and Anton Fig (of David Letterman's house band) and others. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
More pics and the setlist from the Paramount show, as well as ZZ Top's upcoming tour schedule, below...
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Austin Psych Fest: Day 3 in pics (Moving Sidewalks, Goat, Roky Erickson, Black Angels, Clinic, Deap Vally & more)
photos by Tim Griffin
Goat / Deap Vally / Moving Sidewalks at Austin Psych Fest Day 3 - 4/28/13
Sunday was also about giving credence to the forbears of pysch-rock. Roky Erikson put on an energetic show to a loving and enthusiastic audience. The main attraction, and headliners for the fest, were the Moving Sidewalks featuring Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top. Any time one can catch Gibbons, it's worth paying attention, but unfortunately it seemed like some members of his old band hadn't played since the 1960s. Gibbons's familiar growl and deft guitar work did make up for most of it.Austin Psych Fest wrapped up its 2013 festival at its new home of Carson Creek Ranch last Sunday (4/28). The third, and final, day of the fest included sets by Billy Gibbons' pre-ZZ Top band Moving Sidewalks, Swedish psych freakout group Goat, former 13th Floor Elevators frontman Roky Erickson, The Black Angels, Black Angels collaborator/tourmate Rishi Dhir's project Elephant Stone, Clinic, King Khan & BBQ, White Fence, Deap Vally and more.
Sweden's Goat had the unfortunate slot coinciding with the second half of the Black Angels, but neither the crowd or the band seemed to notice. Dressed as gypsy druids, the band played a sort of jam-pysch rock with insane energy. The band wore masks, but the two female leads stole the show, euphorically jumping and singing throughout each song. [Austinist]
In case you haven't been keeping up with our Psych Fest coverage, pictures of day 1 are HERE and pictures of day 2 are HERE. More of day 3 below...
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Billy Gibbons w/ Moving Sidewalks, 3/30/2013
That time and place, specifically, was 1967 to 1969, in Houston. The Moving Sidewalks -- the guitarist Billy Gibbons, the organist Tom Moore, the bassist Don Summers, the drummer Dan Mitchell -- learned from other great Texas bands like the 13th Floor Elevators from Austin, the Sir Douglas Quintet from San Antonio and the Zakary Thaks from Corpus Christi; they likely absorbed the thuggish pop stomp of the Seeds, from Los Angeles, and the aggressive and pop-savvy blues of Freddie King; and, before breaking up, they completely devoured, and got essentially lost in, the sound and style of the Jimi Hendrix Experience....For many, the idea of a Moving Sidewalks reunion seemed far-fetched and ridiculous, what with Billy Gibbons moving on to (much) bigger things as a member of ZZ Top. Yet fans of the '60s psych band from Texas were treated to a minor miracle Saturday night at BB King's (3/30) when the band joined Headless Horsemen for a rare one-off appearance. No other East Coast shows are on the docket, but Moving Sidewalks will be playing Austin Psych Fest later this month. Pictures and setlist are below.
For the archaeologists of vinyl the Moving Sidewalks re-enacted most of its artifacts: the early single "99th Floor," with a brisk, go-go-dancer vibe, a local hit in Houston in 1967; a slow, exaggeratedly heavy, funny arrangement of the Beatles' "I Want to Hold Your Hand"; and songs from its Hendrix-inspired album, "Flash," messier and more soulful, which was released a little after tthe band split up and consequently never went anywhere. -[NY Times]
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Sleigh Bells, The Kills and more are playing free shows in Hudson River Park; new Fleetwood Mac tribute LP on the way
Sleigh Bells at Terminal 5 in Feb 2012 (more by Chris La Putt)
Sleigh Bells and The Kills will separately headline two Converse City Carnage concerts/skateboard events happening at Hudson River Park. The Sleigh Bells show happens Saturday July 21 and is with Jel and Mr. Dream; The Kills show happens August 18 and is with Black Bananas and Viva Viva.
Both shows are free but you do need physical tickets which can be ordered via Ticketmaster on June 22 starting at noon. You can also pick up tickets at Converse's Soho and Garden State Plaza retail locations.
Both shows are part of two-day events. The skateboarding part will take place on Fridays (July 20, August 17) and features Converse Skateboarding Ambassadors Kenny Anderson, Nick Trapasso, along with the entire Converse Skateboarding team. You can read more about it here. Leading up to City Carnage, Hudson River Park's Pier 62 Skate Park will get a facelift courtesy the sneaker folks.
The City Carnage show is part of Sleigh Bells expanded summer tour and all current dates -- some of which are opening for Refused -- are listed below.
In related news, The Kills are featured on a new Fleetwood Mac tribute album titled Just Tell Me That You Want Me. The Kills tackle karaoke favorite "Dreams" and elsewhere on the compilation you can hear Mac songs covered by Lee Ranaldo & J Mascis, Antony, New Pornographers (streaming below), Washed Out, Matt Sweeny & Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Best Coast, Lykke Li, Craig Wedren & St. Vincent, Tame Impala, MGMT and more. The album's out August 14 -- tracklisting and bad cover art is below.
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame hosted 2 very long shows @ MSG (setlists), will air on HBO Thanksgiving weekend
Bruce Springsteen & Tom Morello @ MSG (BMoreSweet)
U2 closed the second night of the MSG Rock & Roll Hall of Fame shows on October 30th. At the first (10/29), it was Bruce Springsteen & Billy Joel (before one big group sing on Jackie Wilson's "Higher and Higher")...
After "Badlands" much of the drained audience began leaving and then rushed back to their seats when Billy Joel sat down at the piano and launched into "You May Be Right," "Only The Good Die Young" and "New York State Of Mind." (The pair were uniting the kindred spirits of New Jersey and Long Island, Springsteen explained.) "Higher and Higher" wrapped up the night. The official set list had the show ending at 11:36:55 (yes, they thought they had it down to the exact second), but the final notes rang out at 1:31 a.m. Six straight hours of music, and that was just the first of two nights. [Rolling Stone]Bruce was actually there both nights (one of many possibly "filling in" for Eric Clapton, who canceled last minute on the second). Those in attendence on the 30th got to see U2, Bruce Springsteen and Patti Smith sing together on "Because the Night." (And U2 + Mick Jagger (another unannounced guest) + Fergie + Will.i.am sing "Gimme Shelter"...). Ray Davies, Lou Reed, and Ozzy Osbourne all performed with Metallica. Many played with Stevie Wonder. Full setlists below.
HBO will be airing four hours of highlights on Thanksgiving weekend.
(November 29th at 8PM ET).
Bruce's current tour wraps up November 22nd in Buffalo. He was at Giants Stadium earlier this fall, playing the last concerts ever there. U2 also played the venue for two nights in September, and will be back in Jersey in 2010 as part of their just-announced tour.
Set lists for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shows are below...
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Obama speaks Hebrew in Israel (starts 1:15) … and it's not bad for a double secret Muslim, right? Check out great pics/vids here.
Tonight, thanks to the grit and determination of the American people, there is much progress to report. After a decade of grinding war, our brave men and women in uniform are coming home. After years of grueling recession, our businesses have created over six million new jobs. We buy more American cars than we have in five years, and less foreign oil than we have in twenty. Our housing market is healing, our stock market is rebounding, and consumers, patients, and homeowners enjoy stronger protections than ever before.
Together, we have cleared away the rubble of crisis, and can say with renewed confidence that the state of our union is stronger.
President Obama sent this comforting note to slain 15-yo Hadiya Pendleton's family; FLOTUS Michelle Obama attended the funeral. See more here.
AWESOME pic of Bill Clinton photobombing Kelly Clarkson at today's ceremony (via @BrooklynSpoke). More here: http://hypr.vc/1e063s
Is that Rep. Pete King snapping a cell phone pic of Jay-Z and Beyonce?
The speech called for healing. The speech called for leadership. The speech delivered both. Obama biographer David Maraniss tweeted shortly after, "People will long remember what Barack Obama said in Newtown…his Gettysburg address…"
It's a bold statement, to be sure, but take a look at the address and see if you agree with such high praise. READ THE TRANSCRIPT HERE.
Here's President Obama holding the granddaughter of slain Sandy Hook principal Dawn Hochsprung before Sunday night's vigil. Amazing stuff.
Get more on this here: http://hypr.vc/1aujue
Cool behind-the-scenes look at Obama tweeting during Monday's town hall.
The best question (AND REAL NEWS) from Obama's Twitter town hall today. To see what else went down, this is your one-stop shop.