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by Chuck Shepherd
LEAD STORY
LEAST COMPETENT GUN HANDLING
Giddyup! When a strain of equine herpes led to a temporary quarantine at
Former Camden, N.J., police Sgt. Jeffrey Frett pleaded guilty in May in a scheme
horse farms in central Utah, the sponsors of the Davis County Mounted Posse
to qualify for early retirement by arranging to be shot in the leg (to be attributed to
Junior Queen contest in May had a dilemma, but instead of canceling the
random street violence). The plan deteriorated, police said, when Frett’s wife (the
competition in which the cowgirls show their skills on horseback, they decided
designated shooter) missed his leg, merely ripping a hole in his uniform pants.
to conduct the show except with the girls “riding” stick “ponies” to get style points. Former queen Savanna Steed told KSL-TV the change would be good because it would better test riders’ knowledge of the routines instead of their relying on their horses to make the moves.
-Ryan Martin, 29, and Erica Clayburn, 20, were charged with reckless endangerment in Derry Township, Pa., in April after Martin was shot in the jaw. The couple were playing a game resembling “Marco Polo” with a loaded handgun, with an eyes-closed Clayburn firing when Martin shouted “Gun!” (Martin was supposed to duck out of the way before Clayburn pulled the trigger.)
THE CONTINUING CRISIS
CREME DE LA WEIRD
Mattel revealed that its best-selling fashion doll in the last year, for the
In May, based on five women’s complaints, Virginia Beach, Va., police ar-
age-6-and-up market, has been the teen werewolf “Monster High” model,
rested restaurateur Henry Fitzsimmons, 54, for abduction and sexual assault
Clawdeen Wolf, who comes with heavy makeup, a short skirt and high
for harshly beating them as punishment for violating the terms of the “schol-
boots, and who supposedly spends her time “waxing, plucking and shaving.” (Says Clawdeen, in promotional materials, “My hair is worthy of a
arship” he supposedly offered them. The women claim that Fitzsimmons is a devotee of the “Spencer Plan” of orderly discipline, in which contracting parties adhere to agreed-on roles but at a cost of being physically disciplined if
shampoo commercial, and that’s just what grows on my legs.”) Though
they fail. Fitzsimmons acknowledged his fascination with the Spencer Plan, but
Mattel claims the doll celebrates girls’ imperfections, a counselor told Fox
denied the assaults, pointing out that he had fired one of the women and that
News she was appalled that the company tells young girls they “need to
the other four were helping her retaliate.
sculpt, tweeze, wax and ... change their bodies” to attract men.
THE CLASSIC MIDDLE NAME
-Cyber Making-Out: Tokyo’s Kajimoto Laboratory has created a
Arrested recently and awaiting trial for murder: Anthony Wayne Smith (former Oak-
tongue-kissing machine to enable lovers to suck face over the Internet,
land Raiders football player), Los Angeles (March); Theron Wayne Johnson, Weston,
according to a May CNN report. At separate locations, the pair place spe-
Texas (May); Michael Wayne McGray, Vancouver, British Columbia (May); Darrell
cial straws in their mouths and mimic a deep kiss, which is recorded and
Wayne Morris, Price, Utah (May). Convicted of murder: Thilbert Wayne Hager, States-
transmitted to each other’s straws. Researcher Nobuhiro Takahashi sees
ville, N.C. (October).
profit in “celebrity” tongue-kissing applications, but said more work is
QUESTIONABLE JUDGEMENTS
needed to establish individual taste, breathing and tongue moistness. (An-
Principal Terry Eisenbarth apologized to parents and children at Washington Elemen-
other team of Japanese researchers, using a harness-type device, reported
tary School in Mount Vernon, Iowa, in May and promised to stop his ritual “wham-
making similar advances -- in Internet “hugging,” with sensors that mimic
mies,” in which he summons kids on their birthdays to his office, sings “Happy Birth-
lovers’ heartbeats and even their spine’s “tingling” and stomach’s “butterflies.”) -The Columbus, Ohio, school board accepted principal Kimberly Jones’ resignation in May following revelations by The Columbus Dispatch that she, though earning $90,000 a year, swore on federal forms that she made just $25,000 -- so that her own two children would qualify for reduced-price school lunches.
day” to them, and ceremonially spanks the child’s backside with a cushioned hockey stick (with the number of whacks equaling the child’s age).
A News of the Weird Classic (February 2007)
In September (2006), according to sheriff’s officials in Buffalo, N.Y., Thomas Montgomery, 47, murdered a 22-year-old colleague in an online love triangle involving a West Virginia woman, except that two of the three people involved did not exist. Ostensibly, a young Marine flirted with an 18-year-old woman, but unknown to each other, the “Marine” was actually Montgomery, and the woman was actually her mother, 45, pretending to be her daughter. The workplace colleague (not pretending to be anyone else) had struck up an online conversation with the “daughter,” also, making Montgomery jealous enough to kill him. Thus, in the make-believe “triangle,” the only real person is now dead
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Movie Review
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FREAK LIKE ME
HALESTORM
THE STRANGE CASE OF…
WHERE DID THE ANGELS GO? PAPA ROACH
THE CONNECTION
THE HIGH ROAD 3 DAYS GRACE
TRANSIT OF VENUS
BONES
YOUNG GUNS
PLOT: With COBRA agent Zartan now posing as the US president (Jonathan Pryce), the G.I Joe’s are ambushed and mostly wiped out. The survivors of the attack, Roadblock (Dwayne Johnson), Flint (D.J Cotrona) and Lady Jaye (Adrianne Palicki) are joined by the rogue Snake Eyes (Ray Park), his apprentice Jinx (Elodie Yung) and a retired Joe (Bruce Willis) in a quest to avenge their fallen comrades. REVIEW: After being delayed ten full months to allow for a 3D conversion, Jon M. Chu’s G.I JOE: RETALIATION is finally hitting theaters. Considering RISE OF THE COBRA’s disastrous reception from hardcore G.I JOE fans, many thought a sequel would never get made. Sure enough, most of the team from the first film is gone, although Chu’s movie is not a reboot, but is in fact a direct sequel. This allows them to carry-over the few things from the first movie that did kinda work, specifically the cliffhanger ending involving Zartan as the president, Ray Park as the silent, faceless Snake Eyes, Byung-hun Lee as his sworn enemy Storm Shadow, and to a lesser extent, Channing Tatum as Duke. Cobra Commander is also back, but he hardly seems like the same character that was portrayed in the first film.
BONES
HOLLOW
ALICE IN CHAINS THE DEVIL PUT DINOSAURS HERE
ALIVE
ADELITA’S WAY
HOME SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN
BY CROOKED STEPS SOUNDGARDEN
KING ANIMAL
FROM CAN TO CAN’T
COREY TAYLOR / DAVE GROHL
SOUND CITY SOUNDTRACK
HEAVEN NOR HELL VOLBEAT
BEYOND HELL / ABOVE HEAVEN
VILIFY
DEVICE
DEVICE
RETALIATION tries to be more of a proper action film, eschewing the huge cartoonish battles scenes from RISE OF THE COBRA, in favor of more shootouts, chases, and fisticuffs courtesy of new leading man Dwayne Johnson. In many ways, G.I JOE seems to be an ideal franchise for Johnson, who’s larger-than-life, exactly the kind of hero this franchise needs. With his tree-trunk arms, and square-jawed heroics, he’s really a throw-back to eighties action heroes like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone, and while this is still a “team” film as opposed to an all-out star vehicle, his energy revitalizes the franchise, just like it did with FAST FIVE. As for Bruce Willis, this is more-or-less a glorified cameo, and I doubt he has more than fifteen minutes of screen-time throughout. Luckily, Snake-Eyes and Storm-Shadow are around to liven things up with some nifty ninja action, with the mountain-side sword-fight, which is the one part of the movie that seems to have really benefited from the 3D conversion, being the film’s standout set-piece. The villains are pretty weak this time out as well, with Cobra Commander only getting a few minutes here and there to make his presence felt. Ray Stevenson as Firefly, and Byunghun Lee are more or less the faces of COBRA throughout, even if both feel like henchmen. However, Jonathan Pryce seems to be having a ball chewing the scenery as Zartan, although again, he feel more like a minion than a mastermind. This is the kind of movie where entire countries can be destroyed at the click of a button, with millions of lives lost, and nobody really seems to care as long as the good old’ U.S.A is a-OK. So yeah- it’s probably best not to think too much about RETALIATION after watching it. Still, it’s a heck of a lot better than the first movie, and a mostly solid 110 minutes of fun.
L-R: Chris Squire, Alan White, Geoffrey Downes, Steve Howe, Jon Davison
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by: Mitch
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CRUISES TO THE EDGE AND BACK Classic Prog-Rockers Yes recently headlined a floating progressive rock festival dubbed “Cruise to the Edge” in honor of their Spring 2013 tour as they’re performing three classic albums in their entirety: 1972’s Close to the Edge, 1971’s The Yes Album and 1977’s Going for the One. This Sunday, they will be appearing at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center at 7:00 PM where you’ll get to hear two of the three albums. Don’t think you’ll get to hear all three because you won’t. You will hear Close to the Edge and one of the other remaining two as they seem to be alternating between them. I speak from experience because I’ve actually been on a Yes concert binge for the past week and a half. As a longtime fan of the band, I felt obliged to hop aboard the Cruise to the Edge in what would be my maiden voyage on the high seas but not before checking out their show at the Seminole Hard Rock Live Arena in Hollywood, Florida the night before embarking on the cruise which also made one day stops at ports in Georgetown, Cayman Islands and Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Aboard the massive Italian cruise liner, MSC Poesia, Yes joined forces with about ten other bands departing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida on March 25 for a five day prog extravaganza that also featured former Genesis guitarist, Steve Hackett and his band performing their Genesis Revisited show, Carl Palmer Band performing their ELP Legacy show, UK (recently reunited), Nektar, Ambrosia (last minute fill-in for Tangerine Dream), Zebra and several other up and coming progressive rock acts from around the globe. With the stars aligned, but barely visible at night due to mostly cloudy conditions for much of the journey, I was joined on this excursion by my new bride, Donna, who got to experience a honeymoon that rocked and rolled – literally! The Poesia sailed over some rough seas with high winds making the crew’s efforts as well as the roadies (or should I say swabbies) much more difficult than expected. They logistically adjusted well on the fly with only a couple performances cancelled. Schedules were juggled and tweaked but everyone seemingly had a good time rolling with the changes.
Rock cruises have become the latest fad where fans get to rub elbows and party with their favorite bands for five days of non-stop music at both indoor and outdoor venues on board these enormous vessels. Most notable and recent on the MSC Poesia were the Monsters of Rock cruise featuring bands Cinderella, Tesla, Queensryche, Y&T and Great White and The Moody Blues cruise dubbed “The Voyage” which featured Greg Lake of Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Little River Band, The Zombies, The Strawbs and Stephen Bishop. Although Caribbean cruises have been getting some bad press lately for mishaps at sea with stranded passengers foundering and sweltering without electricity, air-conditioning, fresh food or water, these MSC rock-themed cruises have been executed flawlessly with less than a day’s turnaround before they’re fully loaded and back out at sea. The only thing they can’t control is Mother Nature but it doesn’t stop them from trying. So my two week Yes binge comes to an end this Sunday at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center on good ole terra firma. The band is in fine form as they continue these double album shows and they can only get better without having to endure vertigo and seasickness. Doors open at 6PM and the show is at 7PM. Stay tuned for more stories and concert reviews from my “Cruise to the Edge…” Mitch has been on the air rockin’ the Lehigh Valley for eighteen years and has been with The Hawk for the last ten years! Tune in weeknights for The Six O’Clock Class Reunion and great classic hits from the 60s through the 90s and on Saturdays for great giveaways including free concert tickets for great area shows! To have your band reviewed please contact me at: mitch999thehawk@gmail.com
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During the cruise, Yes actually performed two shows in MSC Poesia’s plush indoor venue, Teatro Carlo Felice, with the first on Monday the 25th featuring Close to the Edge/ Going for the One and the second on Wednesday the 27th featuring Close to the Edge/ The Yes Album which was the same show I saw at Seminole Hard Rock.
The pitching and lurching of the ship while navigating through rough waters made these performances quite interesting for the artists and audiences alike. Yes guitarist, Steve Howe, had to stop his steel pedal guitar from rolling across the stage and away from him by extending his leg and hooking his foot into it while continuing to play guitar -- quite a feat with the feet! A truly funny moment occurred during their curtain call after the first performance when they all lined up at the front of the stage with arms over their shoulders but then all stumbling sideways across the stage as the perpetual motion of the boat caught them off guard.
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Usually I don’t get this excited for an old guy to come to town, even a British one. But this particular old guy is a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire, having been so appointed by the Queen Elizabeth II, Head of the Commonwealth and Defender of the Faith, in her 2004 Birthday Honours. This particular old guy was also recognized by some committee out in Sweden, which awarded him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2003 for contributions to the theory of superconductors and superfluids. This particular guy is Sir Anthony James “Tony” Leggett.
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and backwards in time are not so different from left and right or up and down. And yet, he pointed out, there are all kinds of non-fundamental processes that only occur in one direction — for instance, we all know that a good sandwich left out goes bad, but you don’t need to be a Nobel laureate to know that a rotten sandwich left out will not tend to become more edible. Related to this arrow of time is entropy, a statistical measure of a system’s disorder. The second law of thermodynamics, which roughly states that entropy always increases with time, is thought by many to be the point where physical law gives way to a time asymmetry.
In addition to supervising roughly nine graduate students, Tony now travels the world lecturing The audience included many children, professors, about physics, and on this particular week he is students, waitresses, auto mechanics, a guest of Lehigh University. Lehigh puts him up secretaries, janitors, and other interested in the historic Hotel Bethlehem, where they have people, all of whom seemed to enjoy the kicked out Brits before (Ozzy Osbourne, who lecture. Leggett invited them to contemplate the monarchy has not yet elected to knight, is the later stages of our universe, where perhaps permanently banned from the premises, although everything that exists will be pulled together his picture is still on The audience included many children, for a big crunch (like the big the wall). And Tony is bang in reverse). In this case, not just in town for the professors, students, waitresses, the progressive gathering sandwiches; he gives auto mechanics, secretaries, janitors, of material would lead to two big lectures on a more-ordered state. He and other interested people” quantum physics, both of which are well attended supposed that creatures living in such an epoch not just by Lehigh folk and the ivory-tower set, might perceive time backwards. Tony fielded an but by interested blokes from all around the array of questions that ranged from basic (how Lehigh Valley. do we describe entropy with a number?) to the speculative (what about other directions of time Tony’s first lecture, the one intended for a broad in a multiverse?), and he did so with the grace audience, deals with the nature of time. He befitting a Knight Commander of the British addresses questions like: Why does it run in one Empire. direction? Why can we remember the past and change the future, but not the other way around? I for one am thankful that time goes forward. It Why, when we see a video, can we usually tell would test the dignity of even the Brits to sit on if it is being played forward or backward? Why, the toilet and have shit come flying up at them. if time flies like an arrow, do fruit flies like a banana? Okay, I threw that last one in there for fun. In any case, he started by pointing out that there really isn’t anything in the most basic laws of physics as we know them that doesn’t work the same way forwards as it does backwards, from a time point of view. In this sense, forwards
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TAURUS (4/20 – 5/20) Get that heart rate up as the week gets going! The stars say fun exercise and general excitement are in order now -- try a new sport, a thrilling movie or whatever else says ‘action!’ Then, the ties that attach you to others in your life look like they may be getting a bit tangled around Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Yes, it’s serious stuff, but you’re also inclined to take things a bit personally. Get perspective (and advice) from a friend. And while you’re all about what’s tangible and solid, there’s something in the air this weekend, and it’s very interesting. Tune in! GEMINI (5/21 – 6/21) Talk about dialed in -- you’re at the center of it all as the week gets going, and connecting is your specialty. Just think through your personal priorities, or you’re liable to fritter away this dynamic -- even electric -- energy. Then, starting later on Wednesday, it’s time to go into looking and learning mode. And positive relationships can really flourish this weekend, but if something’s a bit off in your interpersonal realm, it’s gonna need addressing. CANCER (6/22 – 7/22) Your time off might not be quite the rest, relaxation and stress-free fun you’d hoped for as the week begins, but the stars salute your efforts to deal with difficulties as they arise (which you’re doing, right?). You may be reluctant to rock the boat, but what’s surfacing now requires action. Then, sometime around Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, can you share what’s on your mind or in your heart? Once you’ve made the very best of your workweek, give yourself a break this weekend -favorite people, low-key fun and a little time alone! LEO (7/23 - 8/22) You’re hot stuff as the week gets going, so get the most out of your time off! Extend your fun -- a picnic or a starlit walk, anyone? Amour is in the air, day and night! But duty calls later in the week, with stuff around the house or family needing your attention. Wednesday, Thursday or Friday could find someone looking to undermine you. Let ‘em know you’re on to them, then make them an ally. And when the weekend comes, you’re all fired up; who can keep up? Find out and plan an adventure together!
SCORPIO (10/23 - 11/21) Don’t just veg out or live it up during your time off at the beginning of the week; take some time to think about what you really want -- and visualize it happening! While you’re at it, plan big things for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday -- your all-star days this week. Huge strides at work? You make it look like a cakewalk. Romantic stuff? You make it red hot! Have faith in yourself and the universe, and there’s little you can’t do with style and aplomb. This weekend, shopping might sound enticing, but beware of maxing out that credit card on an impulse. What do you actually need? SAGITTARIUS (11/22 - 12/21) You’re the host with the most and the life of the party at the beginning of the week, so don’t skip the social events. If you want to nest, tidy up and mull things over, on Wednesday evening or towards the end of the workweek when the stars favor it. You can have a breakthrough now in regards to something -- or someone -- you’ve been trying to figure out. And this weekend, you’re looking good and feeling fantastic. Allow for serendipity -- it’s there for you! CAPRICORN (12/22 - 1/19) Instead of spinning your wheels as the week begins, how about relaxing and enjoying the ride? Sometimes trying harder doesn’t work nearly as well as not trying so hard -- now’s one of those times. Then starting sometime on Wednesday, life might just start to feel a lot more effortless. The stars are on your side now -- in work, in love, in making good choices and in personal growth. Hooray for you! When the weekend comes, though, you may hit a roadblock. Hint: There’s always a way around. What kind of maps are at your disposal? AQUARIUS (1/20 - 2/18) Someone or something that really doesn’t seem like your bag deserves more than a knee-jerk reaction (or rejection) at the beginning of the week. Check it out! Then starting sometime Wednesday, the scrutiny of your boss might be a little stifling, or maybe it’s all the attention and input coming from those around you that’s cramping your style. Carve out some private time, but don’t underestimate facing the world directly and being proud of what you do. This weekend, you’ll find your place in the universe much more comfortable -- and it’s expanding, too. PISCES (2/19 - 3/20) You’re so generous that you’re usually perfectly willing to let it go when somebody owes you one. But at the beginning of this week, it’s payback time, in a way that’s good for you! Ask and accept graciously. Then, starting later on Wednesday, it’s best to try to unravel a sticky situation before you commit. If the mess seems endless, you’ll be glad you left yourself an out; back away slowly, using a soothing voice! And while your weekend doesn’t necessarily look issue-free, your good attitude and careful attention are all the equipment you need to make the very best of it.
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VIRGO (8/23 - 9/22) You may not have your usual wits about you when it comes to making choices at the beginning of the week. Get a second opinion from a friend or colleague, look up reviews for major purchases and be clear about your commitment level! Then stop obsessing about the details around Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and take a gander at the big picture. There’s a message for you here! When the weekend comes, resist the impulse to book every minute chock-full. It’s the mellow downtime that matters most now.
LIBRA (9/23 - 10/22) Whatever the occasion at the beginning of the week, you’re there with bells on! You’re having fun, and everyone loves it. But starting sometime Wednesday, some heavy emotional business may throw you off. You’ll need to take the time to really investigate the feelings or issues, even if it seems daunting. Pushing stuff under the rug just makes an unsightly lump in your life! And when the weekend comes, you’ll want to be ready to move forward with a solid plan for exploring -- and communicating what you find. Enjoy!
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ARIES (3/21 – 4/19) Look at you, putting someone or something besides yourself first as the week begins! A little selflessness has you feeling good (and looking like a charmer). But starting sometime Wednesday, issues that lie beneath the surface need to be brought out and processed, or things could get ugly. Allow time for decompression, and consciously cultivate transformation and growth. And don’t worry: The weekend looks much easier and much more inspiring. Plan for action, whether it’s getting outside, getting projects done or getting to know a certain someone better!
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Firm It Up! One morning while making breakfast, a man walked up to his wife and pinched her on the butt and said, “If you firmed this up, we could get rid of your control top pantyhose.” While this was on the edge of intolerable, she kept silent. The next morning, the man woke his wife with a pinch on each of her breasts and said “You know, if you firmed these up, we could get rid of your bra.”
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Revenge A very attractive lady goes up to a bar in a quiet, rural pub. She gestures alluringly to the bartender who comes over immediately. When he arrives, she seductively signals that he should bring his face closer to hers. When he does she begins to gently caress his full beard. “Are you the manager?” she asks, softly stroking his face with both hands. “Actually, no,” the man replied. “Can you get him for me? I need to speak to him” she says, running her hands beyond his beard and into his hair. “I’m afraid I can’t,” breathes the bartender. “Is there anything I can do?” “Yes, there is. I need you to give him a message,” she continues, running her forefinger across the bartender’s lips and slyly popping a couple of her fingers into his mouth and allowing him to suck them gently. “What should I tell him?” the bartender manages to say. “Tell him,” she whispers “there is no toilet paper, hand soap, or paper towels in the women’s bathroom....”
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