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Simon Cowell’s “X Factor” cleaned house today, firing Steve Jones, Nicole Sherzinger, and even Paula Abdul, and the guys discuss who might replace them. Don then pulls out a list of the straightest and gayest Super Bowl halftime shows of all time. When Billy and Ron call up again, it’s obvious that Billy is none too pleased with having to be in Del Paso Heights, especially when one guy who “isn’t like him” rides up on his bike. We also hear the package of new jingles that finally came in for the station, after ordering them four months ago.
After hearing what George Clooney’s favorite curse word is, Mitt Romney singing “America The Beautiful,” and the entire Ferris Bueller 2 trailer, our good friend Suzette (Miss Lucky Button) comes in the studio. She tells us about her recent visit to the strip club, her pole dancing lessons, and her past relationships. We then find out that Joe had booked strippers for Suzette today, but they backed out at the last minute. Apparently 8 am is too early for strippers to wake up.

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There were 47 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Friday. At that time, there were 1,190 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411.
Disturbance, battery: A dancer at a Stockton strip club was arrested on suspicion of attempted robbery and battery after getting into an argument with a customer Thursday night, deputies reported. Ebony Woods, 22, was taken into custody after allegedly tossing a glass of water in a customer’s face, throwing the empty vessel in the man’s chest and arguing with her manager afterward, authorities said. After the confrontation, Woods allegedly went to the club’s cash register and attempted to remove some money. The club’s rules prohibit dancers from accessing the register. The manager restrained Woods until deputies arrived, according to the Sheriff’s Office. The incident took place in the 4200 block of West Lane at about 6 p.m.

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Never in the history of sports fandom has anyone been more excited for sub-.500 basketball than I am for the 2011-2012 Saramento Kings.
Alright, that might be a bit hyperbolic, but still….damn, it’s good to have basketball back!
Maybe it’s the fact that the NBA lockout left a void in my sports-viewing life the size of LeBron James’ ego.
Maybe it’s the fact that the Kings, for the first time in a long time, have a team filled with young question marks who could surprise everyone.
Or maybe it’s just the masochistic side of my personality that enjoys watching players like Boogie Cousins and Tyreke Evans who, despite an enviable amount of talent, could be arrested at a Sacramento-area strip club without surprising anyone.
Whatever the reason, there is no shortage of excitement surrounding the beginning of the NBA season. So without further ado, here is far, far more coverage on the Sacramento Kings than you will likely see anywhere else—perhaps more than you would want to see anywhere else.

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Strip Clubs Were Part of the Job
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     The men claim: “AutoNation and the individual defendants participated in and/or fostered a sexually charged and drug and alcohol infused environment where management would force Josh and other employees to go to strip bars and brothels and would try to get Josh and others to receive sexual acts. In addition, AutoNation and the individual defendants would make sexually suggestive remarks, jokes and other inappropriate communications. AutoNation management (at least one or more) also would take drugs (cocaine and others) and drink alcohol (champagne and other drinks) at company or company sponsored functions. When Josh said he would rather focus on work and did not want to participate in such drunken sexual activities, he was scoffed at, ridiculed and mistreated including a cold shoulder, exclusion from meetings, retaliatory and unjust performance reviews, shorting of pay, mistreatment by Human Resources, decline in further promotions and other adverse employment actions and harassing and retaliatory conduct.”

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Strip Clubs Were Part of the Job
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     The men claim: “AutoNation and the individual defendants participated in and/or fostered a sexually charged and drug and alcohol infused environment where management would force Josh and other employees to go to strip bars and brothels and would try to get Josh and others to receive sexual acts. In addition, AutoNation and the individual defendants would make sexually suggestive remarks, jokes and other inappropriate communications. AutoNation management (at least one or more) also would take drugs (cocaine and others) and drink alcohol (champagne and other drinks) at company or company sponsored functions. When Josh said he would rather focus on work and did not want to participate in such drunken sexual activities, he was scoffed at, ridiculed and mistreated including a cold shoulder, exclusion from meetings, retaliatory and unjust performance reviews, shorting of pay, mistreatment by Human Resources, decline in further promotions and other adverse employment actions and harassing and retaliatory conduct.”

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This spot is an Orangevale-area staple. It had a resurgence back when BoJangles shut down, years ago, and enjoyed a nice period of steady booking for many years. In the past few, attendance has been on the decline, particularly after Ace of Spades opened, since their calendars are very similar. They still do get some pretty damn good shows, however; I was really bummed I missed The Motels earlier this year. 9426 Greenback Lane in Orangevale, www.boardwalkrocks.com.
The Blue Lamp
Formerly the last strip club in Midtown, Blue Lamp is a go-to for over-21 local and touring shows. There’s a great bar, and be sure to stay close to it, as when you leave, it seems Sac P.D. tends to be hanging out nearby pounding coffee across the street at Starbucks while on the lookout for hookers at the Super 8. 1400 Alhambra Boulevard, www.bluelamp.com.

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… I like supporting local art and music,” Holmes said. “I would either go to five different rock shows at local bars, or go buy one badass painting.”
Gary Mclaughlan, 57. (Image by: John Hernandez) Pizza Rock is located at 1020 K St. (Image by: John Hernandez)
“I’d probably take a bunch of friends to Pizza Rock for pizza and beer,” Downtown Guide Gary Mclaughlan, 57, said.
He added that $100 would probably only go as far as pizza and a couple pitchers of beer.
Rainie Costello, 21. (Image by: John Hernandez) G Spot is located at 2009 K St. (Image by: John Hernandez)
“(My boyfriend and I) would spend the $100 at G Spot, it’s the adult store next to the Hot Rod’s in the Lavender district,” Sacramento City College Student Rainie Costello, 21, said.
Costello, a North Highlands resident, said that she would buy some adult toys and clothes and a pair of stripper shoes.

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… STOCKTON, Calif.) — Police searched a Stockton, Calif., home and the surrounding area late Saturday night after receiving a tip that the suspected shooter of a Hells Angel member was hiding out in the central California town.
But the search for Steve Ruiz, 38, turned up empty, Sgt. Jason Dwyer of the San Jose, Calif., police department told ABCNews.com.
Ruiz, who is also a Hells Angels member, is wanted for allegedly gunning down Steve Tausan, 52, last weekend at a San Jose cemetery where thousands were attending the burial of another Hells Angels member who was murdered in September at a Nevada casino.
Tausan had told the San Jose Mercury News that he had received death threats following his friend’s murder Sept. 23, the newspaper reported.
Tausan was notoriously tried and acquitted for the 1997 fatal beating of a Pink Poodle strip club patron.

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Why: Get cheap drinks and food at R15, Shady Lady and Burgers and Brew, and then go see a concert with Alesana, A Skylit Drive, Sleeping With Sirens, Atilla, Memphis May Fire and Serianna at Ace of Spades. There’s also a mysterious “Halloween Ball” at Shady Lady.
More: Tickets are $15 for the show at Ace of Spades, but the block party is free. Visit http://aceofspadessac.com/news/48981 for more information.
8. Exotic Halloween Ball
What: Get freaky at one of the most adult-oriented events in town, centered around the theme of Halloween, of course.
When: Saturday, October 29, from 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Where: Cal Expo, 1600 Exposition Boulevard
Why: Sure, there’s deejay dancing and a costume contest. But this sexually charged event is more about the bikini wrestling, strippers, lap dances, and a fetish and fantasy stage.

See the full article from “Sacramento News & Review”

… STOCKTON, Calif.) — Police searched a Stockton, Calif., home and the surrounding area late Saturday night after receiving a tip that the suspected shooter of a Hells Angel member was hiding out in the central California town.
But the search for Steve Ruiz, 38, turned up empty, Sgt. Jason Dwyer of the San Jose, Calif., police department told ABCNews.com.
Ruiz, who is also a Hells Angels member, is wanted for allegedly gunning down Steve Tausan, 52, last weekend at a San Jose cemetery where thousands were attending the burial of another Hells Angels member who was murdered in September at a Nevada casino.
Tausan had told the San Jose Mercury News that he had received death threats following his friend’s murder Sept. 23, the newspaper reported.
Tausan was notoriously tried and acquitted for the 1997 fatal beating of a Pink Poodle strip club patron.

See the full article from “KGO-AM”