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There was another "#YESSIR!" from Kevin Sumlin's Twitter account on Friday morning as Newton QB/DB Roney Elam Jr. committed to Texas A&M, making it official via his Twitter account. Elam is Texas A&M's first Southeast Texas commit for the Class of 2015 and currently the Aggies' only Southeast Texas commit at all. Previously, Silsbee junior […] [Read More]
News & Notes – June 26
-For the second year in a row, the Bridge City football team has experienced a season-ending injury to a player that was supposed to be key to the upcoming season. Chase Shugart, a senior-to-be who would have played quarterback for the Cardinals, tweeted a note out on Thursday saying that he will miss the 2014 […] [Read More]
UIL State Track & Field meet results
Local competitors and how they fared in their events (the link to all results is here) 2A Boys Long Jump Kevin Shorter (Newton) 4th place – 22-00.25 2A Girls Discus Throw Julisa Williams (Woodville) 6th place – 119-03 4A Boys High Jump Andrew Wells (Central) 4th place – 6-06 Ashish Marediyz (Nederland) did not place […] [Read More]
Texas AP High School Football Poll: Week 3
Here is The Associated Press high school poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records, points based on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, and the team's ranking in last week's poll (local teams are in bold): Class 5A School Total Points Prv 1. Allen (17) […] [Read More]
Texas AP High School Football Poll: Week 2
The latest high school polls have been release, and area schools are relatively scarce. In the big school classifications (5A and 4A) no Southeast Texas schools are ranked or receiving votes. Even Newton, ranked No. 1 in 2A in the preseason and for the first two weeks of the regular season, feel a spot behind […] [Read More]
Texas AP High School Football Poll: Week One
The first week of regular season football for the Texas high school teams is in the books and with that, the AP football polls going into week one (the second week of games) was released earlier today. As far as Southeast Texas teams go, Newton still remains the highlight, ranked No. 1 in Class 2A. […] [Read More]
Schedule analysis: Orangefield
The schedule analysis is taking its talents to Class 3A for the first time this summer too look at the 2013 Orangefield Bobcats slate. Given the class that Orangefield plays in, they may have one of the tougher schedules in the area. The good news for Josh Smalley is that Carl Wiley, who ran for […] [Read More]
Schedule analysis: East Chambers
The schedule analysis finally make its way down to the 2A ranks to look at one of the most consistent teams in this class in Southeast Texas' recent history. East Chambers, who finished 9-3 and second in its district, will have to replace Glenn Roberts, one of the best players in school history. Roberts ran […] [Read More]
Nederland's Raines voted high school football player of the week
Nederland quarterback Carson Raines was voted the high school football player of the week. These were the candidates for the high school football player of the week. Voting ended at 3 p.m. Monday. Carson Raines, Nederland quarterback Raines was eight of 19 passing for 108 yards and 2 touchdowns, including the game-winning touchdown pass to […] [Read More]
Newton's Shorter voted HS football player of the week
Newton running back Kevin Shorter has been voted the high school football player of the week after running 12 times for 231 yards and four touchdowns in Newton's 68-17 win against Teague. Voting ended 3 p.m. Monday. These were the candidates. Kendrick Hopkins, Nederland running back Hopkins ran the ball 32 times for 174 yards […] [Read More]
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Katy vs. Katy Taylor: Katy's defense pitched another shutout last week and now the Tigers go head-to-head with Taylor. I look for Katy QB Bo Mitchell to have a big game and test the Mustang secondary quite a bit. This, along with Trent Hunter or Aundre Dean in the backfield means another 'W' for the Tigers. Katy by 28.
Alief Elsik vs. Katy Morton Ranch: After Elsik RB Jeremy Hills' performance last week, expect nothing less in this match up. Morton Ranch is a team with plenty of fight, but I think the Mavericks will just be overmatched in this. Alief Elsik by 14.
Katy Cinco Ranch vs. Alief Taylor: Katy shut out Alief Taylor last week, but I see the Lions bouncing back in this one. Donte Elliott is dangerous in the shotgun and I see him making plenty of plays. On the other side, Cougar RB Jeff Oliver has proven to be a solid workhorse. This game will be decided by defense and I think it will be Taylor. Alief Taylor by 7.
Katy Mayde Creek vs. Alief Hastings: Mayde Creek inched by Katy Taylor last week and will face a tough Hastings squad. There will be some good offensive moments in this game, but I do not predict a high score. I see this game being dominated by tough defenses and the Rams have the edge. Mayde Creek by 3.
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It was just five weeks ago that the New Orleans Saints traveled to Seattle for a Monday night showdown with the Seahawks that saw Drew Brees and company endure a throttling to the tune of a 34-7 beat-down. That loss, coupled with subsequent defeats at both St. Louis and Carolina, paved the way for a refrain insisting that this Saints team—while good—was incapable of playing well away from the confines of the Superdome.
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The Saints took a step toward erasing that stigma on Saturday night with a hard-fought 26-24 win at Philadelphia, the first playoff road victory in franchise history as well as the first road win of any kind since November. Survive and advance may be the mantra, but that doesn't mean New Orleans has turned a corner in the eyes of Vegas bookmakers as it pertains to their travel abilities.
Shortly following Saturday night's win in Philadelphia, the Saints hit the board at the LVH sports book in Las Vegas as a 7.5-point underdog for next weekend's rematch at Seattle. That number didn't last long, as early action forced a move to Seattle -8.5, which is where the line sits presently.
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The LVH updated their Super Bowl odds in the wake of Saturday's action as well, with the Saints moving from 25/1 to 14/1 following their win at Philadelphia and the Colts shifting from 25/1 to 20/1 in the aftermath of their historic come-from-behind victory over Kansas City.
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The U.S. electric vehicle level 2 charging stations market will surge from $67 million in 2013 to approximately $947 million by 2020, catalyzed by President Obama's target of one million EVs on US roads by 2015, according to research and consulting firm GlobalData. The company's latest report* states that the global market for EV level 2 charging stations will grow exponentially from an estimated $0.2 billion in 2014 to $3.5 billion by 2020.The US is currently the world's leading market, having claimed more than a 30% share of the total annual installations in 2013. See more >>
China's renewable energy capacity increased from 27.8 Gigawatts (GW) in 2001 to 183 GW in 2013, and alternative sources are expected to account for more than 20% of the country's total electricity generation by 2020, says research and consulting firm GlobalData. The company's latest report states that China's emergence as a major player in the global renewable energy industry, and the leading country in the Asia-Pacific region, has been accelerated by a combination of government encouragement and market guidance. See more >>
According to a new report from Navigant Research, worldwide revenue from smart city technology will grow from $8.8 billion in 2014 to $27.5 billion in 2023. "New infrastructure for rapidly expanding cities is being underpinned by information and communications technologies that are deeply embedded in the urban fabric and are profoundly changing the way cities operate and how people live and work in these environments," says Eric Woods, research director with Navigant Research. See more >>
The power and distribution transformers market in Brazil is forecast to grow at a CAGR of around 5.6% till 2019. Brazil majorly depends on hydropower projects for electricity generation, and presently, the country has various large scale hydropower projects in pipeline which are expected to drive sales for transformers. Brazil is also focusing on increasing the use of alternative energy resources including wind and solar energy for power generation which will further spur the demand for power and distribution transformers. See more >>
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Oxfam, you're full of FAIL. Leave economics to sensible bods
Re: Deiberately missing the point???
Nonsensical hyperbole. There will always be a market for cheaper rental acommodation, and so there will always be landlords willing to offer it.
There will always be more margin in higher end accommodation, so a sensible landlord will always rather provide that. No conspiracy, but the net effect is the same.
Re: Good Grief!
Well, if the food banks work as expected you wouldn't be hungry and you indeed wouldn't have the right to complain about it. The food banks don't even have to be spiffy, they need to be functional. That still leaves enough to be said about how desirable or effective a specific solution to your hunger is, who should provide it, who actually needs it etc. But no, you can't complain about bing hungry if your not actually hungry. Just like the queen can't complain about being poor.
Run a server on your Gb/s Google Fiber? OK, fine, fine ... maybe a small one
Re: To be honest
I once ran a mail server on a connection which explicitly prohibited this. I noticed in the log once that the ISP was actively doing relay checks, but never heard a word from them. So they knew I violated their TOS but didn't care because it wasn't causing any trouble.
Still, it's annoying because a TOS like that can be used against you at any time. When running a business you really don't want that hanging in the air. In the case of google it cynical to find clauses like that in their TOS because they are always claiming ISPs should be net-neutral and not interfere with the content of the data. If they really believe in this they shouldn't care if the traffic on their network is bittorrent upload or files served from a webserver. But google only seems to believe in net-neutrality when it's in their favor...
'Safest car ever made' Tesla Model S EV crashes and burns. Car 'performed as designed'
Re: No problem
I wouldn't bother. The fire didn't affect the passenger cabin and didn't spread quickly. The driver was (according to Tesla at least) even warned about the situation. To me it seems the car handle the fire rather fine actually.
THE TRUTH about beaver arse milk in your cakes: There's nothing vanilla about vanilla
Re: Come on
"I call BS."
Nope. A dutch TV program which tracks origins of consumer products to show how they are created dug into this earlier this year. And yeah, the stuff exists, is being collected from killed beavers and being sold as a natural flavor. Getting a food producer to admit they use it turned out to be a different story, but the stuff exists and is being sold.
The two episodes covering this are online here:
The program is in Dutch, but contains some stuff (the start of the second episode) which takes place in Canada which are in English (with dutch subs). It shows a Canadian trader with a shed full of dried anal glands...
Trick-cyclist's claim: I have FOUND how to get GIRLS INTO TECH
Re: The bigger picture
Equal opportunities, fine. Moving heaven and earth to get more women into IT whether they want it or not is a totally different thing. I've seen quite a few women in IT I'd happily work with (there is one I'm still trying to hire), and quite a few who should be doing something else. But the same is true for men in IT. The only opinion I'll have on women in IT will be based on the quality of there work. And frankly, anything else (even if you wrap it in big words like 'gender equality') is sexism. Isn't getting hired 'because you're a woman' the biggest possible insult for any woman looking for a job in IT?
It's time we get over this and stop bickering about this men-women thing. When that happens it stops being about us and them (which ironically might actually do more than anything else when it comes to women in IT).
Oracle reveals secret recipe for free DIY storage cloud
Re: Not a Dropbox replacement... yet!
If you want sync, try http://owncloud.org/ That should count as a dropbox replacement.
[Mushroom cloud, because an ordinary cloud is just too cool]
Drunk driving: No more dangerous than talking on handsfree mobe
Re: The difference between mobile use and drinking and simulators and reality
The simulator point is valid I guess, being in a real car with a real risk of getting killed if you screw up does (I'd hope) make a difference. I know that I tent to fall silent on phone conversations while driving when 'interesting' stuff happens on the road, because I get distracted from the phone call. In a simulator however, the call might well be more important, at least subconsciously. It is really hard to take a simulation just a serious as real live.
Dutch MP must cough €750 for hacking into medical lab
Re: Punishing whistle-blowers??
He wasn't punished for whistle-blowing, he got a slapped for excessively accessing confidential data. He was explicitly acquitted for the first time he accessed data which the judge deemed acceptably because he needed prove he could actually access the data. But once that was clear there wasn't a reason to access more files, especially not in the presence of others. A €750,- fine for reading and showing other confidential patient data doesn't seem especially harsh to me. Had he done no more then he needed to and had he reported it properly he would have gotten away with it. But he choose to make a show out of it instead of dealing with it responsibly.
And the patients fine was a suspended sentence, something the article fails to mention.
The patient got a suspended fine, so he isn't going to pay the fine unless he is stupid enough to make the same mistakes again.
The ruling (i've read it) is actually very balanced. This is, in short, what happened. The patient overheard a (weak 4 digit) password accidentally. He didn't take this up with the owner of the password, nor the organisation, nor the software builder. Instead he tried if it worked at home. The judge ruled this normally illegal but acceptable(!) in this case up to the point where it was required to prove he got access to the system. The judge fully acknowledged the bigger interest of the security of a system storing patient data there.
The patient then called Krol, and together they again tried if it worked. He was fined (again, a suspended fine) because he didn't try to contact any of the relevant parties but instead choose to show the password to somebody else. The judge explicitly acknowledged this would have acceptable if the issue wouldn't be fixed after reporting it in a relevant place.
Krol went a bit further (and got a higher fine as a result). After being told about the issue he tested it together with the patient. He downloaded a few files to prove he could actually access the system, which again was deemed acceptable by the judge. He then printed some of those files, anonymized them and called the Diagnostics for You, got a receptionist on the line who asked him to report this in writing so they could look into it. But he didn't, he also didn't push on or try calling somebody else but instead he called the local television station. They came over and filmed him logging in to the system and download patient data again, effectively showing sensible information to journalists instead of getting the issue fixed. This is what got him the fined, illegally accessing and sharing sensitive files even though there was no reason to do so.
This ruling actually provides a nice legal framework for responsible disclosure, it boils down to, it's OK to access systems when there is a bigger interest at stake, but report i at the right places, and keep the breach of privacy to a minimum. And if you go a bit out of your way there, you'll get a slap on the wrist.
Krol go fined, not for hacking but because he didn't do responsible disclosure properly. I've got no issues with that, most of it is common sense really.
Traceroute reveals Star Wars Episode IV 'crawl' text
Re: Yes the IPv4 space is running on vapour.
"And I know of quite a few businesses who have their own public IPs which are being used for internal PC use."
As in, using IP addresses the way the internet was intended?
First Google wants to know all about you, now it wants a RING on your finger
Let them have one finger...
...and they will take your whole hand.
Einstein almost tagged dark energy in the early 1920s
Re: But what about the cat?
May I suggest using a Cheshire Cat, they are well know for their ability to emerge and disappear in all sorts of weird places.
Ready for ANOTHER patent war? Apple 'invents' wireless charging
Re: Its ok Lars
I already saw prior art for that in 1955 ;)
Apple 'offered Samsung $30-per-mobe' patent licence truce
Re: FRAND & Cross Licensing
This is exactly the battle which is going on at the moment. The old guys, which made mobile phone's possible in the first place don't like the fact that the new kid eats into there market share using what they created. The new kid with all the cool stuff thinks the old guys should be using his shiny ideas to create better phones as well. All I can say is something about a pot and a kettle.
Apple desperate to prevent nightmare scenario of iPad in Iranian hands
Re: A new low
Who says 'redneck'? The real gem of the story is in this line:
"The employee was from Iran, WSBTV said, which is why he was able to recognise the language as Farsi."
If you're from Iran you are only allowed to sell iPhone, not buy them...
Why MongoDB? It's the developers, stupid
Re: Definitions
Operational databases are the ones where you loose money if a single record is missing or incorrect, analytical databases are the ones where the amount of errors only has to be low enough to be statistically insignificant. Storing your invoices in mongodb is a very, very dumb idea. Using a full blown Oracle installation when you want to know how popular a topic is on twitter is equally stupid.
Tool, job etc...
Music Biz: The Man is still The Man, man
Isn't music simply 'out-of-fashion'?
I always feel get the impression everybody writing about the music industry overlooks the fact that there simply is less money to be made in music these days.
Music used to be a big thing to spend money on in the 80's and 90's, now there is a wider range of stuff music has to compete against. Kids these will simply spend less money on music because they are spending it on gadget, games and cell-phone bills. You can't discuss the music industry revenues without looking at the world around it. Music is entertainment (and perhaps fashion), and it that business a lot of new stuff has appeared. Music needs to compete with iPhones and World of Warcraft these days. A competition which didn't existed before and therefore is bound to make a dent in the revenue from music.
Re: Thanks for this.
"Quite why counterfeiters believe this is a cool thing to be associated with escapes me."
It wasn't the counterfeiters who invented the term...
The most dangerous job in America: Keeping iPhones connected
Re: FREE-CLIMBING?!?!?!
They could, the issue is getting the guy with the camera in the right place at the right time. Those companies work all over the place. And a phone call asking where you can go to do an inspection spoils it a bit.
Re: tower climbing really only provides opportunity for death through screwing around.
@142: That's not a cell tower, nor a 3G antenna. It sure looks like a scary job, but it's in a totally different league.
Hackers may be able to 'outwit' online banking security devices
Not fundamentally flawed.
Adding the cellular network as a second channel does raise the bar, but cellular networks should also be considered possibly compromised. The list of effective attacks against GSM is getting longer. On top of that you have to trust the users smartphone and there is lots of logging/monitoring going on in the mobile networks which might be compromised as well.
I'm not sure how stuff works in the UK, but my Dutch bank uses a challenge/response system where users need to type numbers (along with their PIN) into there the card reader. For large transactions the challenge includes the grand total of the transactions being send and for even larger transactions it also includes the account number the money is being send to. This effectively beats MITM attacks (provided users are paying attention) because an intercepted response is only useful for the transaction the user actually requested and modifications to the challenge will be noticed.
In the end a system which is immune to MITM attacks will always be better than using multiple channels.
Node.js sees Windows compatibility as key to success
"Second - JavaScript? On the server?!?"
It does give a whole new meaning to 'cross-site-scripting' though
Microsoft raises 'state of the art' son of NTFS
It works very similar to WinFS, as the text states: "This is the same approach we have used with new file systems in the past."
So it will probably be hyped as a major reason to upgrade for two windows versions in a row and then be canceled.
Dutch clog up The Pirate Bay (again)
There whill be an appeal.
Xs4all has already announced the will appeal this decision. For those of you able to read dutch:
https://blog.xs4all.nl/2012/01/11/persbericht-rechter-beveelt-website-te-blokkeren-xs4all-in-hoger-beroep/ and http://tweakers.net/nieuws/79292/xs4all-gaat-in-hoger-beroep-tegen-pirate-bay-blokkade.html
Suicidal Foxconn workers talked down from factory roof
Of course it does.Of course it sounds like Victorian England, China is currently in their own industrial revolution. It will pass, just like it did in Europe, but it will probably take some time (just like it did in Europe).
UK nuclear: Walking into darkness with eyes screwed shut
Thorium looks like the way to go.
Investing in thorium based nuclear power is probably the smart thing to do. It means getting rid of quite a few disadvantages of uranium while keeping the benefits. Also, thorium is more widely available, while uranium will run out at some point as well.
Having said that, in the longer term electricity needs to come from renewable sources. I'm all in favor of loosing all nuclear power when there are better alternatives. The problem is the lack of alternatives which still work on a large scale.
World ostracizes firm that issued bogus Google credential
It does make sense. In stead of relying on just the certificate send to you by the server and your local CA list it adds an extra check on top of that. You get everything you had before, plus the additional verification that the certificate is indeed the one Google bought and not one which was illegally obtained somehow.
It is a bit of hack, and it won't scale to be usable for the internet at large, but it works. This bogus certificate was detected because of that feature and might have gone unnoticed a bit longer otherwise.
London rioters should 'loose all benefits'
Changes of employment
Suggesting the looters and vandals should work to repay the damage is rather ironic. For a lot of them this is probably their only change to get a job...
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Fiji DPP responds to allegation from British NGO
A few days ago the NZ media breathlessly reported, via Michael Field, that a bunch of British busy-bodies had prepared a report on the rule of law in Fiji after a sneaky undercover trip there late last year.
The Director of Public Prosecutions has responded to the report and since the NZ media continue to report in a bias and underhand manner all matter with regard to Fiji I am posting the response here:
Nigel Dodds, the Chairman of an obscure British NGO, Law Society Charity, has publicly spread false, outrageous and inflammatory allegations against the Fijian judicial system. The intellectually dishonest allegations follow a private visit to Fiji by Mr. Dodds in November of 2011, during which he claims to have interviewed many lawyers, judges and opposition politicians.
Mr. Dodds spent approximately four days in Fiji. Four months later, he is making an undisguised attempt to draw publicity for himself and his group as a supposed expert on FijiŌĆÖs judicial system.
Mr. Dodds never contacted the Director of Public Prosecutions or any other government official for his ŌĆ£reportŌĆØ.
ŌĆ£The failure to solicit any opinion from people actively engaged with the Fijian legal system strongly suggests that Mr Dodds and his organisation are either being used by certain disgruntled people in Fiji to promote a political agenda or are being deliberately obtuse. Either way, the report is intellectually dishonest and does their organisation no credit.ŌĆØ said Director of Public Prosecutions, Mr Christopher PrydeŌĆØ
In an online critique of the report, one analyst asked, ŌĆ£Is this genuine charitable work? Or subcontracted political advocacy? There is little of professionalism here.ŌĆØ
The report, which Dodds did not provide to the Fijian government, makes racist allegations against The Office of Public Prosecutions.
Mr. Pryde said, ŌĆ£Mr Dodds seems to have a problem with Sri Lankan lawyers. The DPPŌĆÖs Office recruits staff on the basis of merit, and is not concerned with a lawyerŌĆÖs ethnic background but with their professionalism and integrity.ŌĆØ
Pryde added, ŌĆ£The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in an independent office and the Director of Public Prosecutions has the sole responsibility for criminal prosecutions in Fiji. This is without recourse to any Government minister, including the Attorney-General. The Office is non-political and independent in its decision-making.ŌĆØ


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Vermont man goes to prison for 104 pounds of potBy LORI PILGER
Lincoln Journal Star | May 10,2013LINCOLN, Neb. A Vermont man nabbed near Lincoln with more than 100 pounds of marijuana and a disassembled gun asked for probation but got prison time Thursday.
Nathaniel P. Miller, 26, of Jericho, Vt., said he really didnt think about the consequences of his actions.
A Nebraska State Patrol trooper stopped him Sept. 3 near the Lincoln Airport exit for not having a front license plate. After Miller let troopers search his 2001 Dodge pickup, they found 104 pounds of marijuana in packages under the trucks bed liner.
I realize it was a terrible choice, and I want to be done with it, Miller said Thursday.
His attorney, Lawrence Whelan, said Miller had been using marijuana since he was 16 and was acting as a mule Sept. 3. But the disassembled gun among Millers personal property in a camper was not part of the drug activity, he said, arguing for probation.
I think this was a case where he saw an opportunity to make money, and he took that opportunity so he wouldnt have to work, Whelan said.
But Deputy Lancaster County Attorney Matt Acton said the amount of marijuana outweighed Millers lack of criminal history.
District Judge Jodi Nelson agreed, telling Miller he had made a business decision and must have known what could happen.
If you get caught, youre likely going to prison, and thats whats happening here, she said.
She gave him four to six years, with credit for the 248 days hes been in jail since his arrest.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- The Green Bay Packers want more production out of their tight ends this season.
But first they'll need enough players at the position - a growing concern after a tough start to the pre-season this weekend.
Tory Humphrey broke his left ankle in practice Saturday.
Yesterday morning fellow backups Zac Alcorn and Clark Harris succumbed to heat-related cramping toward the end of the practice.
Bubba Franks has been the starter since his rookie season in 2000.
He was held out of yesterday's morning practice because he's being limited to one a day.
That left Donald Lee as the only tight end to head coach Mike McCarthy, who ended the morning practice early.
Franks was officially demoted to Number Two on the depth chart behind Lee when training camp opened.
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Remember Locationgate? Well, that might be nothing compared to a rootkit that's been discovered pre-installed on some Android handsets.
[The Locationgate scandal erupted in April 2011 when a hidden file called "consolidated.db" (containing a database of Wi-Fi hotspots and cell towers around your phone's location) was discovered unencrypted in iOS 4.]
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For devotees on this side of the Atlantic of blues and Americana, Ian Siegal needs no introduction. Hes the seven-times British Blues Awards winner, the European Blues Awards winner and US Blues Music Awards nominee. Hes sung with the prestigious ONJ orchestra in Paris, toured in 25 countries, and his latest CD is a BBC recording made at the Royal Albert Hall. In November, Ian will tour as a duo with Jimbo Mathus, the Grammy-nominated songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Mississippi.
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11-3-05 - For the second time in less than a month threats cause concern at local schools.
Several parents decided not to send their kids to class after the front and back doors at Dickson High School were locked yesterday and the day before, but officials say the school is not on lockdown and parents shouldn't worry.
The Carter County Sheriff's Department transported a Dickson High School senior to a juvenile detention center in Tallahina last night after death threats were allegedly made to basketball players and administrators. The school contacted families that were affected, but say other families have no need to panic or keep their kids home.
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