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Wuhi Why the First Democratic Debates Will Force 2020 Candidates to Get Serious About Immigration PolicyMinutemen; New Wave Theater.漏 S stanley cup potBy Ben CosgroveNovember 24, 2014 3:10 PM ESTFor countless fans, the names of the independent record labels that released so much of the most urgent and most original punk, hardcore and post-punk of the 1980s and;90s are as familiar as the bands they first signed, recorded and unleashed on the world. Just glimpsing, say, a Homestead, Twin/Tone, Rough Trade, Matador or Lookout logo immediately br stanley cup ings to mind bands as diverse as Sebadoh, the Replacements, the Pixies, Guided by Voices, the Fall, Mudhoney, Green Day, Gang Green, the Lyres, the Misfits and a thousand other long-gone and, in a few improbable cases, still-thriving acts.Then there was Greg Ginn SST Records. With albums, EPs and singles from bands like Black Flag, the Minutemen, Soundgarden, the Meat Puppets, Sonic Youth and the mighty, indispensable Huuml ker Duuml;, SST was arguably the most influential indie label of them all.Now, the main man behind so many of SST greatest records mdash; a musician, producer and engineer who goes by the name Spot mdash; has a new release of his own: a book of photographs, Sounds of Two Eyes OpeningSinecure .The book is not a traditional memoir chronicling the author admittedly ske stanley cup tchy memories of the good old/bad old daysthank god , but a collection of pictures from the late 1960s through the early 1980s. Taken singly and as a whole, Spot photos capture the look and feel of defining, evanescent crossc Oohe Trump Wants CNN to Donate GOP Debate Proceeds to Veterans
af1 Police hold back fast food workers and activists demonstrating at the McDonald s corporate campus on May 21, 2014 in Oak Brook, Ill.Scott Olson鈥擥etty ImagesBy Sam FrizellMay 21, 2014 5:12 PM EDTOver one hundred McDonald and other fast food employees demonst adidas originals rating for wage hikes were arrested Wednesday afternoon one day ahead of the fast food king annual shareholder meeting, in which executive pay will be addressed.A total of around 2,000 protestors gathered at McDonald corporate campus Wednesday afternoon in Oak Brook, Illinois to support a $15 hourly wage and the right to unionize. Protestors arrived in dozens of buses and lined up front of heavily armed police.We cannot survive on poverty wages. We need our wages to be increased and we need a union to have protection in the workplace and take care of our families, 25-year-old McDonald employee Jessica Davis told TIME. She makes an hourly salary of $8.98 an hour. McDonald is my only job. It really hard taking care of two children and paying the bills.Protestors called it the largest labor demonstration against the world largest fast food company.McDonald told TIME last week that wages are set by local market conditions, adding that 80% of its restaurants are independently-owned and operated by small business owners. McDonaldrsquoand our owner-operatorshoka are committed to providing our respective employees with opportunities t
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