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What's new at Yes Weekly bethereCelebrate the music and legacy of Jimi Hendrix with the concert event of the year featuring Billy Cox of the Band Of Gypsys and Jimi Hendrix Experience, Buddy Guy, Jonny Lang, Robert Randolph, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Dweezil Zappa, Brad Whitford of... Page 6 - no comments - 283 views  tenbestTen best ways to spend the extra Leap Year day. Page 7 - no comments - 247 views  bustedThe best and worst of Triad police blotters, as compiled by Eric Ginsburg. Page 8 - no comments - 305 views  Residents make noise about proposed ordinanceGreensboro City Council won’t vote on proposed changes to the city’s noise ordinance until March 6, but residents are already fired up. City staff is in the process of rewriting the proposal that went before council on Feb. 7, which included harsher punishments, a lower decibel threshold and new measurement requirements. Page 8 - 1 comment - 240 views  bidnessFederico said Zoom! will move its manufacturing facility from Kernersville to Winston- Salem, where newly acquired Screen Scene has a 12,000 square-foot facility housing three automatic presses, three hand presses and nine heads of embroidering. Page 9 - no comments - 305 views  scuttlebuttEarl Jones, ousted as representative of NC House District 60 in the Democratic primary two years ago, is seeking a rematch with the seat’s current occupant, Rep. Marcus Brandon. Jones had represented the district, which harnesses predominantly African-American areas of High Point and Greensboro through rural corridor of Guilford County, since 2003. Page 9 - no comments - 294 views  Judge suggests mediation for creditor and staffing companiesThat the executive who owns the company allegedly in control of the staffing companies’ assets is in federal custody awaiting sentencing on 63 counts of obstructing the Internal Revenue Service and failing to pay payroll taxes is but one of the case’s complications. Page 10 - no comments - 231 views  Muslim parents and Guilford schools join forces against bullyingKaren Mujali sat at a table apart from her three children, who crowded into a booth at Nazareth Bread Co. Bakery and Restaurant with the children of the restaurant and bakery’s owner on a recent Friday night. One of the older girls had a laptop open and others worked on homework. Page 12 - no comments - 219 views  white noiseNC Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin’s comparison of Laura Leslie and Mark Binker to Woodward and Bernstein may be a little over the top, but other appellations in the comment thread of Leslie’s Facebook announcement that Binker is joining WRAL-TV as multimedia investigative reporter were not. Page 13 - no comments - 248 views  Leap Year by the numbersWe say that a calendar year is 365 days, and it is, more or less. But it takes just a little bit longer for the Earth to make its lap around the sun, about 6 hours, making a full year 365.24219 days. So we add a day every four years, a process known as intercalation. Page 14 - no comments - 308 views  Rich Brenner, my heroFollowing a stint as a war correspondent in Vietnam, Rich’s career path took him to TV stations in Lynchburg, Va.; Portsmouth, Va.; Raleigh, Chicago and High Point. Page 16 - no comments - 368 views  Politicians fiddle while fiscal crisis loomsYet if you add eight zeroes, that’s America’s budget. The president says again that he will cut spending — but don’t be fooled. He wants to spend more on some items, those he euphemistically calls “invest[ment] in the things that will help grow our economy. Page 16 - no comments - 235 views  For whom would America’s Founders vote for president?When New York churches no longer can meet in public school settings; a federal court orders a Rhode Island public school to remove a prayer banner that has been posted for more than five decades (and it complies); the federal government mandates... Page 16 - no comments - 184 views  editorialIt wasn’t so long ago that some of the Triad’s key industries and stable, working-class jobs required little formal education, but as the area struggles to recover from the absence of former industrial titans, people are quickly discovering a... Page 17 - no comments - 234 views  Sustainability will take a long timeYes, Piedmont Triad Sustainable Communities Planning Project — it’s an unwieldy name, and it’s so difficult for me to commit it to memory that I typically have to do a Google search or two to recall it. Unwieldy or not, the project is your federal tax dollars at work. Page 17 - no comments - 230 views  letters to the editorHey Brian, Here’s to guest columnist John Doe. [“YES! Weekly discriminates against ‘Triad Today’”; Feb. 22, 2012] I’m glad he turned his penetrating insight away from the club ads and toward the rest of YES! Weekly. I would like to shake his hand. (After he has washed it, of course. Page 19 - no comments - 229 views  Familiarity breeds content“Once Philip joined, we recorded with Caitlin Cary,” Caleb said in reference to their collaboration “I Don’t Think Heaven Would Take Us (If It Couldn’t Have Us Both).” “We did ’12 Dead Roses’ and some other pretty country-tinged stuff,” added bassist Kyle Caudle. Page 22 - no comments - 249 views  extended playThe Live Original Local showcase at the Garage on Friday is going to be pret-tay, pretty good with the Bronzed Chorus, Jews & Catholics and the Brand New Life all participating. Ramseur antifolkster Paleface is holding an art show at Dye Pretty in Winston-Salem, and Scott Ainslie is playing blues at the Community Arts Café. Page 22 - no comments - 202 views  There’s more than one way to experience HendrixHow many guitarists does it take to pay tribute to possibly the greatest one of all time? How many would you like? We may never know the depths of Jimi Hendrix’s generation-defining talents, but the dozen legendary players who will appear at the tour’s Greensboro stop will offer a cornucopia of interpretations. Page 23 - no comments - 255 views  ( local & live )Tragedy, The Last of our Kind, Get Rude, Unicron (ex Knives Exchanging Hands) “Ham’s (K)“:. Page 24 - no comments - 233 views  ryan’s forecastTammie Davis will be the first to tell you that she’s tough on the outside, but soft as butter on the inside. That fact quickly becomes apparent the moment she summons the honeyed tone that earned her the award for Female Country Artist of the Year at the 2011 Carolina Music Awards. Page 26 - no comments - 239 views  taking a listenCarolina Chocolate Drops co-founder Justin Robinson’s outright split last year from the Grammy-winning string band might have been surprising on some level, but it’s hard to blame for going out on top. Page 26 - no comments - 224 views  ( concerts )DURHAM PERFORMING ARTS CEN- TER (DPAC) DUR TIME WARNER CABLE ARENA CLT. Page 28 - no comments - 259 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 29 - no comments - 250 views  triad dj profilePersonal playlist: My own tunes. Favorite albums: DJ Dara — From Here to There, DJ Spooky — Under the Influence, Deftones — White Pony My gear: Two Stanton 3.24 CDJs, Behringer VMX 300, Old English 800 Website: soundcloud.com/mr-bailey336.. Page 30 - no comments - 305 views  In the woods with Paul and Jennifer, Oscar-Winning A Separation opensBy sheer happenstance — so common in movies like these — George and Linda stumble upon a bucolic country commune overseen by Carvin (Alan Alda, avuncular as always, if a bit more grizzled than usual) and essentially run by Seth (Justin Theroux, Aniston’s offscreen beau), a supremely self-confident guru who’s too hip to be true. Page 31 - no comments - 272 views  video vaultColumbia Pictures decided at the last minute to bypass a general release (even after screenings had been held in many cities — including Greensboro) and unveil the film on a limited basis. Bad move, as the film flopped. It’s no masterpiece — and it’s not Shakespeare in Love (1998) either, but Anonymous deserved better. Page 32 - no comments - 225 views  first friday calendarShowcasing the “Pastel Society of North Carolina Winter Exhibition”. Featuring more than seventy exceptional pastel paintings by North Carolina artists.Enjoy refreshments and live music.. Page 33 - no comments - 268 views  Gallery brings together art and design — and artistsHe apologized to guests and asked a friend to set them up with mimosas — champagne and their choice of orange or grapefruit juices. Grey Pascal, who described himself as an “obsessivecompulsive sculptor,” was in town from Wilmington for the reception. Pascal also writes short stories and philosophical treatises, and shoots photography. Page 33 - no comments - 230 views  ( art )dance performance slipped slip, which takes an artwork from the galleries to its natural end on the grounds of SECCA. For more info, visit www.secca.org. Page 35 - no comments - 217 views  playbillFor a bit of raunchy, mature humor this week, check out Theater Alliance’s production of Avenue Q, the Broadway musical that features both puppets and flesh to tell the story of a recent Princeton grad who moves into a shabby New York apartment. The play continues Thursday through Sunday, with special added performances March 8, 9, 10. Page 36 - no comments - 255 views  servedMeanwhile there’s news of a new eatery in downtown Winston-Salem. Spring House Restaurant, Kitchen & Bar, which will be helmed by Chef Tim Grandetti, will open in March in a restored 1920s mansion on 5th Street. Page 38 - no comments - 296 views  Where hot dogs become haute dogsBilled as a “gastro pub” — which is somewhat misleading, since the menu centers around hot dogs, fancified and dressed up though they may be — the Red Onion lives in what used to be the Center City Café, Bar Fry before that, the Next Door Tavern before that… I could go on all day. Page 38 - no comments - 260 views  calendarMarch 1. 6:30pm. How to Have Your Own Carolina Yard Education Class. Frank Sharpe Jr. Wildlife Education Center, Bur-Mil Park. 5834 Bur-Mil Club Rd., Greensboro.. Page 39 - no comments - 243 views  the photo albumsee more at facebook.com/yesweekly. Page 40 - no comments - 590 views  salome’s starsExpect to happily plunge right into a hectic social whirl starting at week’s end. Your aspects favor new friendships as well as the strengthening of old relationships. BORN THIS WEEK: Like St. Patrick (who was also born this week), your spiritual strength is an inspiration to others. Page 42 - no comments - 248 views  the advice goddessnever gone out to Advice Goddess dinner someplace I can wear a dress and heels, and he never brings me flowers or does anything for our anniversary or Valentine’s Day. I’ve suggested he pick out lingerie he’d like to see me in and shown him how to set a romantic mood in our apartment. Page 44 - no comments - 192 views  news of the weirdPart-time Devon, England vicar Gavin Tyte, who serves churches in Uplyme and Axmouth, recently produced a rap video of the Nativity, in which he plays a shepherd, an angel and the narrator. Page 45 - no comments - 211 views  The best for firstWinning it isn’t even a significant factor in determining the Sprint Cup champion. More than any other major sporting event, it stands alone, comparable more to the premier events of golf and tennis than team sports such as football, baseball, basketball, hockey and soccer. Page 46 - no comments - 213 views  The grateful and the deadThey came from all over the country to send her off — hundreds of them, gathered in the Oriental Shrine Club on High Point Road, where the line at he buffet stretched past the fireplace and the mourners’ cars settled into the mud at the back of the parking lot. Page 47 - no comments - 180 views 
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