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What's new at Yes Weekly bethereHeather Gordon, a Durham artist is recognized statewide and on a national level. She has exhibited at SECCA, the Weatherspoon, the Cameron Art museum and the Barrett Art Center in Poughkeepsie, NY, where she was awarded an Honorable Mention by juror Nat Trotman, associate curator at the Guggenheim Museum of Art. Page 6 - no comments - 188 views  tenbestAfter my fear of sleepovers ended I promptly went to overnight camp for a month, returning four summers in a row to the now-defunct OMNI Camp in Maine. It met the two major requirements I was looking for — that it be co-ed and not sports-based. Page 7 - no comments - 131 views  bustedA suspect walked into Hancock Fabric on High Point Road in Greensboro with a gun and demanded money around 8 p.m. on Feb. 6. The suspect, who wore a bright orange toboggan over his face and was estimated to be around 18 years old, fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of money. Page 8 - no comments - 138 views  Forsyth reval expected to cut into county budgetCounty Manager Dudley Watts told the seven members of the county commission during a work session last week that they should start preparing now for the impact of the 2014 revaluation and consider phasing in service cuts, a tax increase or a combination of the two. Page 8 - no comments - 107 views  scuttlebuttPerhaps the most surprising development was who announced he would not run. Skip Alston, the Democratic chairman of the Guilford County Commission, said he will not seek reelection, leaving his minority-majority district in south and east Greensboro open to new representation. Page 9 - no comments - 169 views  bidnessSolstas Lab Partners, a medical and diagnostic laboratory company coheadquartered in High Point, announced that it has chosen the Triad city for an expansion that will add 500 jobs, in what economic development officials call “the largest job-creation project in the city in more than 13 years. Page 9 - no comments - 107 views  white noiseKudos to bloggers Ed Cone and Roch Smith News and views from inside the media bubble for fact-checking the claim. As it turned out, the source was the poll was conducted by right-leaning Civitas rather than the left-leaning Public Policy Polling, and the poll was conducted in Charlotte rather than Greensboro. Page 11 - no comments - 143 views  COME ENJOY A SESSIONKeli Lineberry pours a fresh draft at the newly opened Sessions on Spring Garden Street in Greensboro. Sessions is billed as the Triad’s newest headiest, craftiest Coffee, Espresso, Beer and Wine Hall featuring 21, ever-changing, craft beers on tap, coffee and desserts. Page 12 - no comments - 175 views  A dream DeferredTonight the dream lives in the auxiliary basketball court at Winston-Salem State University, a perfectly serviceable expanse of seasoned hardwood, with rudimentary bleachers and old-school fiberglass backboards — not up to par for the WSSU Rams... Page 13 - no comments - 209 views  K-9 abuser, judges should be kickedIn January 2009, a Rochester, Mass. K-9 officer was charged with animal cruelty after his dog Nitro was found dead of starvation while the officer was away on vacation. Nitro was a Belgian Malinois whose normal weight was 65 pounds. When authorities discovered Nitro’s corpse, the dog weighed 25 pounds. Page 16 - no comments - 142 views  Why I chose Newt over SantorumIn 2008, when my wife, Gena, and I were on the campaign trail backing former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee for president, former Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania was fighting to get former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney elected. (Go to bit.ly/zEIaPw to hear how Santorum passionately endorsed and elevated Mitt in his bid for the Oval Office. Page 16 - no comments - 113 views  Government can’t make us happyThen came the liberal revolution based on the idea of individual freedom. Only then did they start thinking that happiness might be possible on earth.. Page 16 - no comments - 111 views  'Green shoots,' creative destructionI have never had the pleasure of meeting Keith G. Debbage, professor of urban geography at UNCG, but I greatly respect anyone who thinks deeply about the intersection of economy and public policy and marshals intellect to “foster positive growth in the local economy. Page 17 - no comments - 140 views  Primary concernsIt is a foregone conclusion that North Carolina is in play for the 2012 General election, and the Democrats augmented that reality by choosing to hold their national convention in Charlotte this year, from Sept. 3-6, well before the election scheduled for Nov. Page 17 - no comments - 124 views  extended playAny hip-hop fans still sleeping on Beau Young Prince can get a wake-up call tonight at the Clubhouse. CJ Chenier & his Red Hot Louisiana Band lost out to a much-deserving Rebirth Brass Band for the Regional Roots Grammy, but they’ll cook up a swampy groove with the Tim Betts Band at the Blind Tiger. Page 22 - no comments - 166 views  Get to know this guy A$APBy about 12:10 a.m. early Saturday morning at Greene Street Club, the scene on stage had essentially crumbled. Page 22 - no comments - 140 views  Paying respect to the Queen of SoulIt’s the little touches that she lends songs that give them personality beyond what he voice or the band can provide. She offered one of her biggest hits early on, “(You Make Me Feel) Like a Natural Woman,” shimmying to its sensual chorus as best as her 69-year-old body would allow her. Page 23 - no comments - 129 views  Local & LiveSinners For Saints, White Knuckle Blackout, Mad Loco Motives, The Bleeding Tw*ts Thirsty’s 2 (G):. Page 24 - 1 comment - 193 views  djBrewski’s Tavern (G):DJ Clubhouse (G):. Page 25 - no comments - 150 views  karaokeCooper’s Ale House (G), Corner Pocket Billards (M), Gatsby’s Pub (W-S), Green’s Supper Club (G), Grey’s Tavern (G), Ham’s (G, K, HP), JP Looney’s, (HP), Karondas Sports Bar & Grill (G), Liberty Steakhouse (HP), McGee Street Boiler Room (G), Sidelines Sports Grill (HP), Soups Pho & Grill (W-S), Tee Time SportsHP & Karaoke (W-S). Page 25 - no comments - 135 views  ( concerts )Check out the Calendar on our website, yesweekly.com. Page 26 - no comments - 130 views  ( musicians’ exchange )1965 Blackface Fender Pro Reverb Amp. Fine Condition – sounds great. All original components/transformers except for 1980’s Groove Tubes, and Celestian ‘Vintage 30’ speaker (great speaker). Includes original footswitch. Has that classic Fender blackface sound – and is a rare collectable amp. Page 26 - no comments - 121 views  triad dj profileEverything But The Girl — Amplified Heart. Reversal of Man — This Is Medicine (always) Crucial Unit — The 7ins. Tim McGraw — Greatest Hits. The latest Rist and Haruka Nakamura albums. New Minority Unit. Faith Hill and Trisha Yearwood. New, not yet released Stranger Day album. Page 27 - no comments - 142 views  ryan’s forecastI had a great interview with New Edition lead vocalist Ralph Tresvant that was all set to run this week, that is until the unfortunate death of Whitney Houston dumped a bucket of ice water on its cheery subtext. It’s kind of hard to care about the mood of the band just before the first performance of their 30th anniversary tour in Louisville, Ky. Page 28 - no comments - 166 views  taking a listenLet this be a lesson: Early incarnations of band bios are about as trustworthy as election year rhetoric. Searching for the early- to mid-’90s alt-rock and post-rock influences that the Quiet Brace assert are present on their self-titled debut EP is about as fruitful as the search for water on Mars. Page 28 - no comments - 144 views  calendarFirst and Third Tuesdays. 7:30 pm. Songwriters Open Mic Night. The Underground Theatre in the lower level of the Community Arts Café, 411 W. Fourth St., Winston-Salem.. Page 32 - no comments - 88 views  Spooky doings in The Woman in Black, head games played in A Dangerous MethodAppropriately drenched in Gothic atmosphere — courtesy cinematographer Tim Maurice-Jones, production designer Kave Quinn and art director Paul Ghirardani — the story follows young lawyer Arthur Kipps (Radcliffe) as he travels to a sleepy English village to probate a will. Page 35 - no comments - 272 views  video vaultWar-torn Africa is the setting for this grim, ghoulish outing in which the living dead have overrun the continent. Page 36 - no comments - 182 views  ( film )February 28. 7:30pm. Miss Representation Film Viewing and Discussion. Hanes Auditorium, Salem Fine Arts Center. 601 S Church St., Winston-Salem.. Page 37 - no comments - 130 views  ( triad movie times )5:30, 6:35, 7:20, 8, 9:20, 9:55, 10:30. Fri and Sat 12:10, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4:45, 5:50, 7, 7:40, 9, 10, 10:30, 11:55. Sun to Wed 12:10, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4:45, 5:50, 7, 7:40, 9, 10, 10:30. The Secret World of Arrietty (Kari-gurashi no Arietti) The Artist(PG13)-. Page 37 - no comments - 116 views  At Reynolds art sale, the finds are personalHer sights had been set on a framed Ansel Adams photography poster, but hadn’t moved fast enough. She watched a man from Clemmons admire it, and later confirmed he had taken it. But this! Here was something tangibly connected with her family’s past. Page 39 - no comments - 162 views  found objectsComics ain’t a boy’s club anymore, and where better to make the point than Bennett College, one of two historically black colleges for women in the nation? Comic artists Ming Doyle (Fantastic Four #600), Janet Lee (Return of the Dapper Men) and... Page 39 - no comments - 153 views  ( art )February 23 through May 1. Abraham Lincoln: Self- Made in America Exhibition. Horton Museum Center. Old Salem Museums & Gardens. 600 S Main St., Winston-Salem.. Page 41 - no comments - 136 views  ( stage )February 17 through March 4. Varying dates and times. Avenue Q. Theatre Alliance Playhouse. 1047 Northwest Blvd., Winston-Salem.. Page 41 - no comments - 128 views  dramawww.TheDramaCenter.com. Page 43 - no comments - 201 views  playbillIf you plan on celebrating a belated Valentine’s Day this weekend — or if you plan on groveling for forgiveness for forgetting the big day — then treat your sweetie to a classic and romantic night of theater. It’s fun; it’s different; it’s the perfect apology. Page 43 - no comments - 160 views  Clams vs. oysters in Winston-SalemPound for pound, Winston-Salem is the best food city in the Triad. That’s just an opinion, of course, but one informed by a decade of discriminatory eating in the area. Page 45 - no comments - 160 views  servedOn Saturday, the Winston-Salem Fresh Market holds a cooking demo from 1 to 4 p.m. featuring butternut squash, apple, pancetta and sage tortellini and shrimp Veracruz. Crisis Control Ministries holds a pancake breakfast at 8 a.m. at the Kids Clubhouse in Kernersville. Page 45 - no comments - 153 views  the photo albumsee more at facebook.com/yesweekly. Page 46 - no comments - 231 views  salome’s starsTaking definitive stands isn’t easy for the often-wavering Moon Child. But you not only need to stay with your decision, but also reassure others it was the right thing to do. BORN THIS WEEK: You have a gift for bringing people together. You would make a fine judge or counselor. Page 50 - no comments - 165 views  the advice goddesson Dec. 20, and we’re now building a life Advice Goddess together. The problem is I have a high IQ (137), and he’s very unintelligent and illogical. It’s hard to have a good conversation unless we talk about sex. It’s too late to leave now, so ... Page 52 - no comments - 99 views  news of the weirdSwiss health officials have authorized construction of an assistedliving “village” of 1950s-style homes and gardens designed to “remind” patients with Alzheimer’s and similar afflictions of surroundings that they might actually recall and with which they might be more comfortable and secure than they are with modern life. Page 53 - no comments - 130 views  Changes for betterNeedless to say, changes were in order during the offseason. Team owner Chip Ganassi overhauled the entire team in the wake of disappointing seasons by both McMurray and Juan Pablo Montoya. “Well, Chip has made a really big commitment,” McMurray said. “I mean, they changed a lot of management. Page 54 - no comments - 115 views  Remembering the Ship of FoolsI’ve recently become reacquainted with these early works courtesy of a heads-up by an old friend, former running partner and Loyola philosophy professor John Howard, who alerted me to the LOUISiana Digital Library, an online archive where my old columns live on in perpetuity. Page 55 - no comments - 113 views 
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