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FW: WKYT – September 12, 2007

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> No Suspects In Double Murder, Police Say
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> Two women were found shot to death at a
> central Kentucky home
> Tuesday after the 9-year-old son of one of
> the victims called
> police and said he had heard gunfire and the
> women weren’t moving,
> officials said.
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> Bicyclist Critically Hurt After Hit And Run
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> A bicyclist is recovering in the hospital after police say a car
> slammed into him, then took off. It happened around 6pm Tuesday
> evening at the intersection of U.S. 62 and Bethel Rd. near the
> Scott-Woodford County line.
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> Wesley Mullins’ Accused Killer Pleads Not Guilty
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> Man accused of killing six-year-old Wesley Mullins pleads not
> guilty today in Bourbon County.
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> Hundreds Rallied Against Sunday Liquor Sales
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> The issue of selling alcohol on Sunday has sharply divided people
> all across Lexington.
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> UK Elects First Female Chair For Board of Trustees
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> The University of Kentucky has elected its first woman to lead its
> Board of Trustees after a surprising change in nominations.
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> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
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> Weather Updates
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> With a frontal system working through the state on Tuesday we saw a
> mix of clouds and sunshine in the bluegrass while the southeast
> counties received some very beneficial rain. Temperatures were
> cooler everywhere thanks to a northwest wind behind the front as
> afternoon highs reached the mid and upper 70s. We should be in for
> a pleasant stretch of weather through the mid week as a secondary
> shot of cooler air works in on Wednesday. High pressure will build
> into the Ohio Valley with highs in the low 70s and cooler early
> morning lows into the low 50s. A slow warm up should be on the way
> for the late week ahead of another frontal system which will really
> help to cool us down just in time for the upcoming weekend.
> Temperatures on Saturday and Sunday may only be in the upper 60s
> and low 70s for highs with cool morning lows in the 40s so it does
> look like we’ll get an early taste of fall for the big game between
> the Cats and the Cards on Saturday evening. Enjoy the break for the
> warmer weather…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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Billy Joel night…

Just seemed to be a Billy Joel kinda night, if you can’t tell by the previously embedded videos… Let’s see, I brought you (courtesy of YouTube) The Stranger, All for Leyna, Pressure, and You May Be Right… Four awesome songs… I hope you enjoyed…

You May Be Right

Billy Joel – You May Be Right

Pressure

Billy Joel – Pressure

All for Leyna

Billy Joel – All for Leyna

The Stranger

Billy Joel – The Stranger

FW: WKYT – September 11, 2007

> —–Original Message—–
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> Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 3:01 PM
> To: kg4vma@gmail.com
> Subject: WKYT – September 11, 2007
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> ===================================
> WKYT e-news
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> ===================================
> News Updates
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>
> Wesley Mullins’ Accused Killer Pleads Not Guilty
>
> Man accused of killing six-year-old Wesley Mullins pleads not
> guilty today in Bourbon County.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> UK Elects First Female Chair For Board of Trustees
>
> The University of Kentucky has elected its first woman to lead its
> Board of Trustees after a surprising change in nominations.
>
>
>
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>
> Fletcher Leads Ceremony Remembering Victims of 9-11 Attacks
>
> Gov. Fletcher led a solemn Capitol ceremony Tuesday to remember
> victims of the terror attacks six years ago and pay tribute to
> soldiers fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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> Family and Friends Remember Fallen Kentucky Soldier
>
> Another Kentucky National Guardsman has died making him the third
> in just two weeks.
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> Soldiers’ Family Reacts To War Update
>
> by Phil Pendleton
>
> Mother Looks Forward to Sons’ Return in Two Weeks.
>
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> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> With a frontal system working through the state on Tuesday we saw a
> mix of clouds and sunshine in the bluegrass while the southeast
> counties received some very beneficial rain. Temperatures were
> cooler everywhere thanks to a northwest wind behind the front as
> afternoon highs reached the mid and upper 70s. We should be in for
> a pleasant stretch of weather through the mid week as a secondary
> shot of cooler air works in on Wednesday. High pressure will build
> into the Ohio Valley with highs in the low 70s and cooler early
> morning lows into the low 50s. A slow warm up should be on the way
> for the late week ahead of another frontal system which will really
> help to cool us down just in time for the upcoming weekend.
> Temperatures on Saturday and Sunday may only be in the upper 60s
> and low 70s for highs with cool morning lows in the 40s so it does
> look like we’ll get an early taste of fall for the big game between
> the Cats and the Cards on Saturday evening. Enjoy the break for the
> warmer weather…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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Six Years Later

From the Newshole… The special six-year anniversary of 9/11 edition of Countdown…

Six Years Later

Some of what we’re working on for tonight…

Tonight Keith broadcasts live from ground zero, in the footprints of where the World Trade Center stood until this date 6 years ago. We have some special guests lined up for the evening, including Tom Brokaw on the political decay that has taken place over the six years since the attacks.

Keith will also speak to a guy you’ve never heard of before. A guy named Frank Silecchia…one of the brave workers who spent months at ground zero, sifting through wreckage and debris…only to suffer dire consequences for his heroic effort. His story is written up in the Bergen Record…here’s an excerpt:

Frank Silecchia says he has good news on this sixth anniversary of the 9/11 terror attack.

He’s not dead.

The bad news is that Silecchia, a construction worker who virtually traded his Little Ferry apartment to labor for months at Ground Zero, can barely walk a block without wheezing. Like hundreds of other Ground Zero workers, Silecchia breathed too much toxic dust and is now paying for it.

“I’m dying a slow death,” he said on Monday from his new home — a trailer parked on a patch of a friend’s yard not far from Coney Island in Brooklyn.

Also, from Stephen Hadley to Condi Rice to Osama Bin Laden and more, Keith will have a special “6 Years Later: Where Are They Now” update.

Plus, we’ll have all the news on the Petraeus/Crocker testimony before the senate, including more on the exchange between Crocker and Joe Biden recounted in the NY Times. An excerpt can be found after the jump.

Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, whose Democratic chairman and ranking Republican were openly skeptical of progress in Iraq, that although many challenges lie ahead, the situation is “slowly improving.”

“In non-diplomatic speak, what does that mean?” asked Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, the chairman of the panel, in a session that invoked memories of Vietnam and the 9/11 attacks.

“Neither of us believe we can see beyond next summer,” Mr. Crocker replied, alluding to Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top military commander in Iraq, who was sitting next to him.

Pressed by Mr. Biden, who is running for president and who said he is doubtful about success in Iraq after talking to rank-and-file troops in several visits there, the ambassador said he thought it would be “well beyond the end of next summer” before a stable, self-sufficient Iraq would be a reality.

From Stephen Hadley to Condi Rice to Osama Bin Laden, Keith will have a special “6 Years Later: Where Are They Now” report as he comes to you live from ground zero tonight. Also…Tom Brokaw joins KO to

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Broadcasters Oppose Wireless Net Service

Similar things are already being done… KET is broadcasting computer services for the Kentucky Cabinet for Human and Family Services, Kentucky Division of Emergency Management, and local health and law enforcement agencies. Sure, KET’s broadcast is limited, broadcasts over their allotted broadcast frequencies, and does not allow Internet access, but the concept is the same. All that is required for a person to have is an antenna, an HDTV tuner in their PC, and the available software package.
This technology will work, and will not cause detrimental interference with television or cable broadcast (once refined–of course). The networks just need to grow up, and stop complaining. – Jeremiah

Broadcasters Oppose Wireless Net Service
kaufmanmoore writes “The AP reports that the National Association of Broadcasters is launching ads to target lawmakers over a push by a consortium of technology companies including Google, Intel, HP, and MSFT who want to use unused and unlicensed TV spectrum (the so-called ‘white space’) for wireless broadband. Broadcasters are airing concerns about the devices creating interference with broadcast television. In a statement, NAB chairman Alan Frank takes a swipe at technology companies: ‘While our friends at Intel, Google and Microsoft may find system errors, computer glitches and dropped calls tolerable, broadcasters do not.'”

Brain Differences In Liberals and Conservatives

interesting…

Brain Differences In Liberals and Conservatives
i_like_spam writes “Scientists from NYU and UCLA report in Nature Neuroscience that the brains of Democrats and Republicans process information differently. This new study finds that the differences are apparent even when the brain processes common information, not just political topics. From the study, liberals were more likely to be accurate and showed more brain activity in the region associated with analyzing conflicts. A researcher not affiliated with the study stated, liberals ‘could be expected to more readily accept new social, scientific or religious ideas.’ Moreover, ‘the results could explain why President Bush demonstrated a single-minded commitment to the Iraq war and why some people perceived Sen. John F. Kerry… as a flip-flopper.'”