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MONDAY, Sept. 16 Metal Monday: Horseburner and IndighostHighlands TaproomNo cover  |  10 p.m.Horseburner (West Virginia) and Indighost (Tennessee) ride into town for a tour stop at Louisville’s weekly Metal Monday show. But this show might be a little different. Horseburner ascribes to the stoner metal genre, while Indighost describes itself as psychedelic rock. Either way, the tunes are sure to be heavy, and the energy? Wild.  TUESDAY, Sept. 17 Ann Dorzbach: 22 Miracles of ImmigrationJeffersontown Branch, Louisville Free Public LibraryFree  |  7-8:30 p.m.Ann Dorzbach is a Jewish woman who survived life in Nazi Germany. In this riveting talk, she’ll speak about how she escaped to the United States with her family at the age of 17. My TV StoriesKaijuFree  |  9-11 p.m.Buckle up for a live script reading of an episode of “Dawson’s Creek.” Tennessee comedian Hunter Roberts leads this show alongside fellow funny people, … [Read more...] about 10 Things To Do Under $5 This Week In Louisville (9/16)

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ATLANTA — Julio Jones hauled in a short pass behind the line of scrimmage, got the blocks he needed and didn’t stop running until he was well past the end zone. The Philadelphia Eagles never had a chance.In the blink of an eye, Jones turned a fourth-down screen pass into a 54-yard touchdown with 2:10 remaining Sunday night. The Atlanta Falcons surrendered a huge play of their own on fourth down but came up with the defensive stop they needed to preserve a wild 24-20 victory. Jones’ speed on the winning play was stunning, reaching an estimated 20 mph as he glided away from a futile swipe by Rodney McLeod and left Andrew Sendejo far behind. “OK, it’s a footrace now,” Jones said. “That was it. It really wasn’t like I had to try hard or anything like that. I just had to stay on course.” A sluggish game turned thrilling in the final minutes. The Falcons (1-1) squandered a 17-6 lead against an injury plagued team that lost two of its top … [Read more...] about Julio Jones scores late TD, leads Falcons past Eagles 24-20

MONDAY 9/16. 6 p.m. Clinton School of Public Service. Free. Garrett Graffgarrettgraff.com Free Over 500 oral history interviews on the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 — some from government officials who have never spoken publicly about it before — make up Garrett Graff’s “The Only Plane in the Sky.” Graff’s recollections recall a host of reactions to the tragic events of that day — remembrances from schoolchildren, from passengers aboard the hijacked flights, from the government official tasked with requesting from Dick Cheney an order to shoot down compromised commercial aircraft and from those aboard Air Force One as President George W. Bush was pulled from the classroom where he was reading to a group of schoolchildren. Graff speaks about the book, and about his experiences compiling it, at the Clinton School of Public Service. You can attend for free by calling 501-683-5239 or by emailing [email protected] and … [Read more...] about Garrett Graff