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HELOTES – Legendary singer-songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard delivered a flat-out electric blues set at John T. Foore Country Store rivaling the electrifying sets Gatemouth Brown once delivered at Bits ”n’ Pieces on San Pedro Avenue in the mid-’70s.
Hubbard went all-electric — which has been awhile — and it was a sheer joy.  His band included lead guitarist Lucas Hubbard, drummer Rick Richards and bassist George Reiff, who also produced Hubbard’s upcoming album, “Grifter’s Hymnal,” due March 27.
For his part, Ray Wylie play a black Gibson ES-335 and a battered, electrified  red J-45 for his slide licks.  Lucas plays with tasty retraint, recalling Robbie Krieger’s bluesier side and single string glides.
He introduced  songs from the new CD, including a love song the way only he could tell it called, “Gold Top Les Paul.”  It’s quite a tale of strippers, pawned guitars and true love.

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Deputies arrested 54-year-old Gilbert Arenas and 36-year-old Jacob Johnson on Monday.Prichard said the suspects were posing as a work crew but were caught in the act by a real work crew that showed up at the cell tower.
“The suspects went as far as to put on like a traffic vest to look more official to look like they belong,” Prichard said. “After they saw the bolt cutters and some of the other tools they were using they realized something wasn’t right and they called the Sheriff’s office.”
Investigators used a statewide database of scrap metal sales to track the suspects.
The database revealed Arenas had sold $14,000 worth of copper this year.
In addition to catching the suspects with the typical tools of the trade like wire cutters and strippers, investigators also came across something that hadn’t seen before, a high voltage detector.

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Battle over nudity law back in court Fourth Court of Appeals to decide if city ordinance should be upheld Author: Eileen Gonzales, egonzales@ksat.com Published On: Wed Dec 07 15:32:44 CST 2011
 Updated On: Wed Dec 07 16:23:39 CST 2011
SAN ANTONIO -
Nude and partially nude stripping are not allowed in the city limits, but if some entertainment club owners have their way, the city would be stripped of that rule.
“If the ordinance is struck down, it means that nude dancing can return to the city of San Antonio,” Jim Deegear, an attorney representing strip club owners, said. “As a matter of fact, it means for all of us, I suppose, that we’ll have great rights to appear in the nude as long as we’re careful if there’s not another present who might be offended by that.”

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The company’s executives are well-regarded in the medical community. In October, the Medical Group Management Association and the American College of Medical Practice Executives named Dr. David Bowman, executive director of IPC’s Tucson, Ariz., office, as “Physician Executive of the Year” for 2011. Dr. Singer, IPC’s CEO, won the same award in 2010. Bowman also received special kudos for triaging U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and six victims shot by a gunman in a Tucson parking lot in January.
The stock price has doubled since 2008, when it raised $148 million in its initial public offering. IPC’s decision to go public during the recession turned out to be a clever strategy. Health care stocks, which typically perform well during recession, were up nearly 15 percent this year, leading the S&P’s 10 sectors.
For tech-loving venture capitalists and NASDAQ traders, IPC and its software offer an ingenious business model that corporatizes the patient-doctor relationship with a payout pipeline from Medicare and private insurance to Wall Street. With no apparent major capital expenses or debt, IPC appears to be pulling in cash faster than a strip club in a South Texas oil town on payday.

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DMX joined the troops in a wheelchair to play basketball after he was invited by a fan to visit the military base where he spent a full day interacting with injured vets. “It made my day as much as it did their day. One told me that I gave him the best early Christmas gift he ever got and that has me still smiling,” said DMX.
The rapper has been volunteering his time since he announced that he kicked his cocaine addiction back in October following his release from Arizona state prison where he served an eight month sentence for violating probation by consuming alcohol.
In November, the rapper showed that he was set on turning around his life by performing a number of good deeds. Following a Halloween party at a strip club, the rapper stopped into a Waffle House where he took over a fan’s floor mopping duties. Shortly after the late night mopping, DMX was spotted vacuuming a South Carolina night club and described the experience as “rewarding.” Check out the video below courtesy of TMZ.

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San Antonio police said they were enforcing that law when they raided the Paradise Gentlemen’s Club and the XTC Caberet in December 2009. Eight men and four women were arrested in the sting.

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Michael De Leon Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
1-on-1 with former slam-dunk champ Spud Webb
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs
If I were to ask you which former NBA star would accept the head coaching spot of a basketball team made up of strippers who would come right to your mind?
If you answered Spud Webb, then you are correct or just made one incredible guess.
That’s right, the former 1986 NBA Slam-Dunk champ and current President of the Texas Legends (the Dallas Mavericks’ D-League affiliate) will be leading New York …

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If I were to ask you which former NBA star would accept the head coaching spot of a basketball team made up of strippers who would come right to your mind?If you answered Spud Webb, then you are correct or just made one incredible guess.
That’s right, the former 1986 NBA Slam-Dunk champ and current President of the Texas Legends (the Dallas Mavericks’ D-League affiliate) will be leading New York City’s Rick’s Cabaret all-stripper basketball team set to kick off next month. Webb, along with his team, will be hitting the court while the NBA is technically still in a lockout to fill the void for all NBA fans.
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While my arm was “twisted” and I had “no choice” when asked to cover the press conference at Rick’s Cabaret gentleman’s club and be surrounded by beautiful women, I got a chance to talk with Spud one-on-one at the press conference.

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Mom: Teen rave looked more like a strip club
by Karen Grace / KENS 5
khou.com
Posted on November 17, 2011 at 10:46 AM
SAN ANTONIO – Go-go dancers in tiny underwear might be expected at a gentleman’s club. But one mother says she saw it first hand at a local teen club.
She said she is outraged by how much skin she saw at Studio 7, 5455 Evers Road.
“We thought we were at, like, a strip club,” said the mother, who didn’t want to be identified. “We saw little girls dancing in their panties and their bras.”
The tiny tops and the barely-there bottoms are way too mature for a teen nightclub, she said, claiming there was nothing innocent about last Saturday’s rave at Studio 7.
According to a San Antonio police report, a 14-year-old girl was arrested for public intoxication and told police she got alcohol from a friend inside.

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S.A. mom rants about teen rave: It looked more like a strip club
by Karen Grace / KENS 5
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Posted on November 16, 2011 at 9:10 PM
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SAN ANTONIO – Go-go dancers in tiny underwear might be expected at a gentleman’s club. But one mother says she saw it first hand at a local teen club.
She said she is outraged by how much skin she saw at Studio 7, 5455 Evers Road.
“We thought we were at, like, a strip club,” said the mother, who didn’t want to be identified. “We saw little girls dancing in their panties and their bras.”
The tiny tops and the barely-there bottoms are way too mature for a teen nightclub, she said, claiming there was nothing innocent about last Saturday’s rave at Studio 7.

See the full article from “KENS 5 TV”