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The images would be the ultimate in “reality” programming: A TV broadcast or online streaming video of an actual execution. Would you watch? Would you want news organizations - or anyone with a computer, for that matter - to broadcast or stream it on a live or delayed basis? On July 22, Georgia prison officials complied with a request from Andrew Grant DeYoung's attorneys for a video of Young's death by lethal injection for killing three people in 1993. There are no plans for the DeYoung tape to be aired anywhere - yet. The video, being held by a court, could be evidence in a future lawsuit over execution methods.

Photos from the first round of the Tee Cup Invitational at Danville Country Club. More photos can be seen at http://www.amnews.com . The tournament wraps up today.

Visit the photo gallery on The Advocate-Messenger Web site to view recent photos and photos dating back to 2005 events. The gallery includes photos from fairs, festivals, sports, news, etc. Photos are available of Centre College men and women's games, Kentucky basketball and local high school basketball games. The Web address for the gallery is http://amnews.mycapture.com

If you enjoy viewing photos from the 2005 Great American Brass Band Festival, then you'll be deliriously happy when you go our new photo gallery. Okay, maybe just delirious, as you're going to have to choose your favorites from among hundreds of photos. You can find the photo gallery by going directly to http://amnews.mycapture.com or by clicking on any of the photos going down the right side of the home page. If your desire to see photos of musicians is still strong, then check out Chief-Photographer Clay Jackson's online photo magazine, Snaps, which is featuring "music" photos during June.

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Dear Editor, About every restaurant in Danville has a "no smoking" ban but your on-line newspaper has these pretty pictures of tobacco hanging in the barn. Are you for the smoking ban or are you for smokers' rights? Please declare yourself one way or the other. Brenda Pemberton Hustonville

Computers are becoming overloaded with thousands of images that have never been printed or put on a CD or DVD. Be sure to back up those files by copying them before a hard drive crashes or a camera flash card becomes corrupt and loses all of those precious moments. If you're like me, every couple weeks your hard drive on your laptop or computer runs out of space with images and word documents. 1. Always back up your files with two copies. It's recommended to burn a copy to CD or DVD and then copy the same files to a hard drive (external or internal)

Danville police are collaborating with the Nicholasville Police Department regarding a suspect taking inappropriate photos of women. About 12:40 p.m. March 9, Danville police were notified that a woman at the Danville Walmart reported a man attempted to take a photo of her. The woman said the suspect positioned a cell phone camera under her dress. He was caught on a surveillance camera leaving the store. Danville police said a similar incidence occurred in Nicholasville, and judging by photograph comparison, they believe it is the same man. Anyone with information regarding the investigation should contact Danville police at (859)

Photos in our photo gallery at www.amnews.com can be turned into gift items such as coffee mugs, magnets, mousepads, T-shirts and footballs. Frames also are available for purchase for photos from 4 by 6 inches up to 16 by 20 inches. Some front pages, such as Mercer County High School Titans football championship, are available as broadsheet reprints on photographic paper. Photos cover fairs, festivals and sporting events from 2005 and 2006. To see the items, go to www.amnews.

LANCASTER - A Hispanic man suspected of taking photos up a woman's skirt with his cell phone was located and arrested Tuesday in Garrard County. Francisco Clara Cayetano, also known as Francisco Cordero, 41, of 2523 Sutton Lane was charged with video voyeurism and harassment. On March 10, Danville police were alerted that a man was taking photos with his phone up a woman's skirt at the Danville Walmart. The man fled, and a similar incident was reported to Nicholasville police the same day. But after photos and video circulated in the media, public tips  helped police identify the man as Cayetano.

A longtime interest in capturing life on film has led McKinney native Stephen Denham to begin photographing Lincoln County barns, as a means of preservation. “I just enjoy photography,” he said. “I've always got a camera handy.” Denham, who was born the middle of five children, said he was always the one called upon in school to operate the projector when they watched 16 millimeter films. With that knowledge, he moved to the Cincinnati area after graduation and began looking for work.

Danville police are collaborating with the Nicholasville Police Department regarding a suspect allegedly taking inappropriate photos of women. About 12:40 p.m. March 9, Danville police were notified that a woman at the Danville Walmart reported a man attempted to take a photo of her. The woman said the suspect positioned a cell phone camera under her dress. He was caught on a surveillance camera leaving the store. Danville police said a similar incident occurred in Nicholasville, and judging by photograph comparison, authorities believe it is the same man. Anyone with information regarding the investigation is asked to contact Danville police at (859)

Danville police are collaborating with the Nicholasville Police Department regarding a suspect taking inappropriate photos of women. About 12:40 p.m. March 9, Danville police were notified that a woman at the Danville Walmart reported a man attempted to take a photo of her. The woman said the suspect positioned a cell phone camera under her dress. He was caught on a surveillance camera leaving the store. Danville police said a similar incidence occurred in Nicholasville, and judging by photograph comparison, they believe it is the same man. Anyone with information regarding the investigation should contact Danville police at (859)

Many people love to edit their pictures but don't have a budget to buy the expensive programs to create cool collages, add text captions and effects. But there are definitely ways to edit photos and create some memorable photos without spending a penny.   For collages, try PicMonkey.com.  Do you ever want to take a group of pictures and turn them into a collage? Maybe you are working on a blog post, a church website, school newsletter and want to use multiple pictures but don't want to have to crop, cut and paste.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Lincoln County fans of music artist Colt Ford might be pleasantly surprised to see a familiar scene on the front of the country rapper's newest single, "Back. " Presented in sepia tones on the front of the single is a photo of Main Street in downtown Stanford. The photo was taken by Britta Coleman, an employee of the Nashville-based public relations outfit Average Joes Entertainment. Average Joes represents Colt Ford, as well as several other country artists, including Montgomery Gentry.

The library is happy to announce its display of new yuletide photography by Attis Puppendottir, the manager of Winchester's Myristica Farm. Many of you will remember Attis' Jul-Root Harvest at Myristica Farm show last December, which featured documentary photographs of the Dyrsen clan, Hyreindeer Herders, harvesting colorful Jul-root which they grow in rich coffee-grounds compost. This year's photography show is even more whimsical and luminous. Attis assembled a cast of Puppendottirs, Ouessants, Dyrsen, Toys, plus Tex the T-Rex and Goldie the Land Carp, to produce a glorious picture interpretation of Mel Torme's classic, “The Christmas Song,” or “Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire.” One of the first photos shows Attis and Tex-Rex lounging near the fireplace in which they roast their horse chestnuts.

A Boyle County grand jury has issued a 45-count indictment against a former youth leader at a Danville church related to allegations that he exchanged sexually explicit material with minor girls using his cell phone and other electronic devices. Jonathan David Hall, 29, of 626 Denmark Drive, was charged with 37 felony counts of possession of matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor; four felony counts of unlawful use of electronic means to induce a minor to engage in a sexual activity; and four misdemeanor counts of distribution of obscene matter to minors.

The photography club at East Jessamine High School came out on top in a national community-service-project contest with a video about Jessamine County's Primate Rescue Center. The contest was sponsored by True Hero, an organization that awards money for community-service projects performed by high-school students. The students will donate $1,000 of the $3,000 prize back to the Primate Rescue Center. East High teacher Gina Lyons, who also volunteers at the rescue center, teamed up with teacher Lindsey Mulcahy and the photography club to create the video about the sanctuary that will be used for educational outreach.

Danville police want the public's help to identify a man who nonchalantly walked out of the Speedway gas station on Main Street early Tuesday with a bag full of cash and a plate full of pizza.  Police have released photos and surveillance footage from the robbery that happened shortly after 1 a.m.  In the video, the suspect is seen getting out of the passenger side of a light blue sport-utility vehicle and entering the store. The camera shows the suspect to be a black male about 6 feet tall wearing a black shirt, white shorts and black and white Air Jordan shoes.