- Whatever happened to the Great California Shakeout? Not as much publicity this year — but it’s happening today. You’re encouraged to drop, cover and hold for 21 seconds at 10:21 AM today (which also happens to be 10/21). Let everyone around you know what you’re doing first!
- And on that note, a new program about emergency preparedness is running on the city of Pasadena cable channel and streaming video.Topics include the Pasadena Local Area Emerency Alert System, Pasadena Emergency response Team (PERT) training for adults and teens, and how to stock an emergency kit. The program runs Mon. 8:30 AM, Tues. 10 M, Wed. 11 AM, Thurs. 5:30 PM, Fri. 7:30 PM, Sat 1 PM, and Sundays at noon. Streaming address is www.cityofpasadena.net/publicaffairs (click on the KPAS logo).
- The LA County Board of Supervisors received a $300,000 grant from the U.S. Dept. of Justice for the county’s Gang Cop/Link/Gang Intelligence Information Node Project: a gang data and analysis database network which allows the sheriff’s department and 46 other municipal police departments to effectively generate tactical leads and intelligence to help solve and thwart crime, gang activity and terrorism.
- PSN’s Micki Mills interviews Altadena musician James Raymond, a TV/film composer and pianist who’s got an interesting new project: instrumental versions of songs by David Crosby (which he will perform with his group Lit by Fireflies at the Coffee Gallery Friday night). Raymond is also Crosby’s biological son. Crosby is also the bio-dad of Melissa Etheridge’s children, which makes us wonder how many other kids he’s got out there and by whom!
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
Morning jolt: shake, rattle, & roll
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