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Meet the Real Babe Ruthless
As fits a film about Austin's other favorite sport, there's been a lot of derby love for Whip It. Tonight there's an opportunity to meet the real Babe Ruthless at the Alamo Ritz, and Wednesday night the TXRD Lonestar Rollergirls will be ready for their close up.

5:35PM Tue. Oct. 6, 2009, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

A Strange Arrangement
“I’ve been singing soul music for, like, 10 or 11 months. It’s very, very new to me but I’m getting the hang of it now and starting to find the groove.”

2:42PM Tue. Oct. 6, 2009, Thomas Fawcett Read More | Comment »

APD's Investigation Complete But Biased?
The independent investigation into the shooting death of Nathaniel Sanders II concludes that the APD Internal Affairs investigation was biased, according to a redacted version of the report prepared by KeyPoint Government Solutions.

4:45PM Mon. Oct. 5, 2009, Jordan Smith Read More | Comment »

Climate Consortium Denmark
Given Austin’s aspirations to market itself as a “Clean Energy Capital” for economic development, it would do well to closely study and follow the related example of Denmark. This morning Finn Mortensen, executive director of Climate Consortium Denmark, told us how and why the public-private “cleantech” consortium was organized.

1:25PM Mon. Oct. 5, 2009, Katherine Gregor Read More | Comment »

ACL Day 3: Rodeo Day
Three days, two ruined pairs of shoes, two boxes of film, hours of back pain, and a load of muddy laundry later: worth it. Sunday, mud covered every square inch of Zilker Park. The entire festival smelled like a rodeo even as festival staff spread hay to make it manageable, but no such luck. This was the last day for my shoes. I headed to Black Joe Lewis.

11:36AM Mon. Oct. 5, 2009, Aaron Miller Read More | Comment »

HD 48 Heats Up
Seems like Rep. Donna Howard, D-Austin, has picked up a general election challenger: Former Dallas-based banker turned Austin media producer Glenn Bass has announced he is running for the Republican nomination in House District 48.

10:49AM Mon. Oct. 5, 2009, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

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Greetings from Copenhagen! This morning I'll be interviewing the executive director of the Climate Consortium Denmark. CCD is working to solve some of the same problems that Austin's Pecan Street Project is tackling. Watch the three-minute YouTube video here.

2:53AM Mon. Oct. 5, 2009, Katherine Gregor Read More | Comment »

ACL Fest Day 3: Mud, Sweat, and Beers
At the close of my fourth decade of outdoor festivals, I don’t mind confessing that at my first festival – the Buffalo Party in Washington, July 1970, I went topless like all the hippie girls. This year I have sore knees.

10:28PM Sun. Oct. 4, 2009, Margaret Moser Read More | Comment »

If It's Not a Dust Storm, It's a Swamp
ACL DAY 2 started with Mutemath. With a new CD and a single on Twilight (embarrassing, but don't forget Thom Yorke and Ben Gibbard are on the next Twilight soundtrack), buzz about the New Orleans rockers is bigger than ever, playing an energetic and highly enjoyable set. Besides, it’s hard to be bad when your lead singer plays keytar.

10:44AM Sun. Oct. 4, 2009, Aaron Miller Read More | Comment »

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