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I recently upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 however when I try to login, after entering my username and password and pressing enter it goes over to the loading screen, plays the login noise and freezes.
and that's it. What do I do? How do I fix it?
please help, I want my lappy back!
also, I can get into the terminal and fix stuff, so if there's anything I can do there, please very specifically tell me how to do it >.<

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I made place mats and coasters as a wedding gift. It got me dusting off my FMQ {free motion quilting} skills or lack there of. I experimented with thread brands and which of my machines did a better job. I ended up favoring my old faithful Bernina 1530 for the quilting and using Güterman machine quilting thread for this project. {Later this week I will post the birthday quilt I made over the … [Read more...]
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Video: Teaser of Mohanlal's 'Lokpal'
Directed by Joshiy this Malayalam film is a full on thriller.
An upcoming Malayalam thriller, the movie is written by S. N. Swamy.
Direction is by filmmaker Joshiy and 'Lokpal' stars actors like Mohanlal and Kavya Madhavan in the lead roles while Meera Nandan, Manoj K. Jayan, Vijayaraghavan and Saikumar features in supporting roles.
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Video: Alfonso Gomez - "I'm Taking Canelo's Belt!"
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Gomez most likely wont win.. BUt at least he will make a btter showing than Hatton... BUt all the respect to turn a TV show like the Contender fighitng in big fights... Arum loves this kid obviously giving him big…Comment by jjbj2 on 07-27-2011
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OSHA News Release – Region 1
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Region 1 USDL 04-88-BOS /BOS 2004-027
WEd., Feb. 11, 2004
Contact: Ted Fitzgerald
Phone: (617) 565-2074
$93,600 in Additional Fines Proposed
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- A Fairport, N.Y., commercial printer/engraver's failure to correct previously cited occupational health hazards has resulted in an additional $93,600 in fines from the U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
OSHA cited Mastercraft Decorators Inc. in April 2003 for violations of OSHA's lead, cadmium, and hazard communication standards. The company was originally fined $3,000 and agreed to correct all cited hazards. OSHA began a follow-up inspection on Oct. 2, 2003, after the company failed to submit proof that the hazards had been corrected.
As a result of the inspection, six "failure to abate" citations, carrying $90,000 in fines, have been issued to Mastercraft for failing to determine if employees were exposed to lead and to cadmium; failing to train employees in lead and cadmium hazards; not providing employees information and training on hazardous chemicals other than cadmium and lead in the workplace, such as lacquer thinners and printing inks; and failing to establish and implement a hazard communication program for employees exposed to hazardous chemicals.
"It's unacceptable when an employer agrees to correct hazardous conditions, then fails to follow through on its commitment," said Art Dube, OSHA's Buffalo area director. "In cases such as this, we will not hesitate to take strong enforcement action on behalf of workers."
Mastercraft was also issued three serious citations for not storing combustible waste material and residues in covered metal receptacles; not using electrical receptacles in accordance with their listing; and not maintaining all surfaces as free as practicable of accumulations of lead. $3,600 in fines is proposed for these items.
The company has 15 business days from receipt of its latest citations and proposed penalties to either elect to comply with them, to request and participate in an informal conference with the OSHA area director, or to contest them before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. The investigation was conducted by OSHA's Buffalo Area Office, located at 5360 Genesee Street, Bowmansville, NY, telephone (716) 684-3891.
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"This is certainly an exciting week for Thad and Vince," said Duke head coach David Cutcliffe. "They've worked hard to put themselves in this position, and now they have a tremendous opportunity in front of them. I know they will be terrific representatives of their families and Duke University. We wish nothing but the best for both of them."
Activities for quarterbacks open on Thursday with pre-physical exams and x-rays as well as interviews with NFL team personnel. On Friday, the signal-callers will undergo measurements (height, weight, arms & hands), physical exams, the Wonderlic Test and continue interviews with NFL team personnel. A meeting with the NFL Players Association, along with additional time for the Wonderlic Test and team interviews, is scheduled for Saturday while Sunday features workouts that include the 40-yard dash, 3-cone drill, 20-yard and 60-yard shuttles, bench press, vertical jump and broad jump.
The defensive linemen will have a similar schedule running from Friday to Monday.
Lewis, a native of Opa-Locka, Fla., closed out an outstanding career with 54 school records including career marks for total offensive yards (9,987), passing yards (10,065), pass completions (877), pass attempts (1,510), touchdown passes (67), 300-yard passing games (11) and touchdown-to-interception ratio (1.68:1). In 2009, he completed 274-of-449 (.610) pass attempts for 3,330 yards with 20 touchdowns and eight interceptions. One of just two quarterbacks in ACC history to throw for over 10,000 yards in a career, Lewis led the ACC in passing yards per game (277.5), and his 3,330 passing yards rank as the second-highest single-season total in Duke history. Lewis, who earned second team All-ACC honors in both 2008 and 2009, is Duke's first two-time all-conference quarterback since Ben Bennett captured first squad honors in both 1982 and 1983.
"I'm going (to Indianapolis) on Wednesday," Lewis said. "I'm looking forward to it. I'm thankful for this chance; now it's time to make the most of the opportunity."
Lewis was one of 19 quarterbacks invited to the combine.
Oghobaase, a native of Houston, Texas, logged 37 tackles, 7.5 tackle for loss and 2.5 quarterback sacks despite missing four games in 2009 due to injury. A two-time honorable mention all-league pick, he finished his Duke career with 165 tackles, 36.5 tackles for loss and 14.0 sacks. On Duke's career charts, Oghobaase ranks fifth in sacks and sixth in tackles for loss.
"I'm looking forward to showing scouts that I am worthy of being drafted," said Oghobaase. "I have been working hard for the last month in workouts so that I can prove I am healthy and my body is in good shape. Hopefully everything will fall into place on draft day."


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When I open the laptop with bit force I can see the contents of the display for few seconds. There after back light is gone.
I wish to know the problem before I take it to the service people.
One repair center told me the cost to replace the Lcd inverter is 85 GBP. Or fixing a new monitor will cost around 150 GBP
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hi - i am having the same problem on the portege R500. I can get display on a monitor that i attach to the laptop.
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Prep Roundup: Gents' Broussard shuts out LaGrange
CROWLEY – Crowley High pitcher Ben Broussard is healthy again and that was sickening news for the LaGrange Gators Tuesday.
A rash of injuries have limited Broussard's time on the mound this season for the Gents, but as his performance against the Gators indicated, the hard-throwing junior is well and back in a groove.
Broussard tossed a two-hit shutout and never allowed a runner past second base in a 1-0 victory against the Gators. He walked two and struck out 11 in earning the victory.
The Gents (16-8, 9-1) gave Broussard all the run support he needed in the first inning.
Alex Ashby started the frame with a leadoff triple to left field and scored one batter later on a sacrifice fly by Luke Ancelet.
LaGrange hurler Jamal West kept the Gents in check the rest of the game by scattering four more hits and striking out two.
Crowley's Mackay Mouton had three of those hits, including a double. Brett Hebert had a single.
The Gents return to action this evening when they travel to Rayne to take on the Wolves in a key 4-4A tilt.
The Gents and the Wolves each have one district loss with one league game remaining following their matchup.
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LAKE ARTHUR – The Northside Christian Lady Warriors scored 10 runs in the final two innings to cruise to a 14-6 victory over Lake Arthur Tuesday afternoon.
The Lady Warriors (11-10, 2-4) trailed 5-4 after five innings, but used a seven-run sixth frame to put them in front for good.
The Lady Warriors collected five of their 12 hits during the outburst and took advantage of three walks and two Lake Arthur errors to break the game open. Madisyn Clement drove in a pair of runs with a double in the frame while Sydni Guidry picked up two RBI on a single. Zoie Hanagriff drove in a run with a single and Katelyn Jones brought home a run on a bases-loaded walk.
The Lady Warriors added three more runs in the top of the seventh inning to seal the victory.
Zoie Hanagriff doubled in a run, Meghan Jones plated a run on a single and another runner crossed the plate on a wild pitch.
Clement picked up the victory in the circle after scattering six hits and walking two. She struck out four in seven innings.
Zoie Hanagriff led the charge offensively with a 3-for-4 performance that included a double, a triple and four RBI. Clement also had a double and a triple to go along with three RBI while Meghan Jones had two hits and one RBI.
Leah Monte added a pair of singles and an RBI; Gudiry singled and drove in two runs; Katelyn Jones had one hit and one RBI and Zera Hanagriff rounded out the offense with a single.
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Sam Houston
MOSS BLUFF – Sam Houston rallied for five runs in the sixth inning to slip past Notre Dame, 11-6, Tuesday in the final tuneup for the Lady Pios before the playoffs.
Zoie Lavergne was tagged with the loss after giving up 11 hits and one walk in six innings.
Mollie Stelly and Elise LeBeouf each had two hits for the Lady Pios with Stelly picking up three RBI. Lavergne added an RBI double; Paityn Desselle had a triple; Taylor Satchell and Alli Daigle each logged a single and Grace Doucet picked up an RBI.


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If you don't see a listing for an artist below, don't assume the venue doesn't have an artist on display, they might not have gotten around to sending me the information on who's on display at their venue. Also, the listing below are venues that have participated in the past, and may not have an artist being hosted that month. If you need to know for sure, you'll find their contact information below, so you can check to see if they've got more recent info on their own site. Sadly, only a small handful of people regularly send me information for the artists they have on display each month, and I just don't have the time to hit dozens of websites searching each month.
On with this month's openings!
2 Many Pixels
130 W. Jackson Avenue, Suite 201 Knoxville Website
501 Arthur
501 Arthur St., Knoxville (865) 951- 2523 Website
A1 Lab Arts
Center for Creative Minds, at 23 Emory Place Knoxville Website
Art Market Gallery
422 S. Gay Street Knoxville (865) 525-5265 Website
Ongoing display of local artist's work.
Belleze Salon and Spa
6209 Kingston Pike Knoxville (865) 558-8424 Website
Birdhouse Laboratories
800 N. 4th Ave Knoxville Website
24 Market Square, Knoxville (865) 329 8868 Website
Bliss Home
29 Market Square Knoxville (865) 673-6711 Website
Artist's Website: http://bmurrayphoto.shutterfly.com
Bliss Home is pleased to present the latest works by Knoxville artist, Brian Murray, for June's First Friday. Bliss Home, located at 29 Market Square, will host an opening reception on Friday, June 5th from 6pm to 9pm. Complimentary snacks from Old City Java's Bakery, Wild Love, will be provided and Brian's art will be featured for the month of June.
Brian Murray is a local photographer who has been taking pictures for the past twenty years. His concentration is on local landmarks and historical buildings. He has had prints in several exhibits including the Arts in the Airport, Dogwood Arts Festival, National Art Exhibit at the Emporium, Knox Heritage Architecture Tour, and Art Alliance Exhibit at the Mayors' offices. He is a resident artist at Bliss Home and sells his prints there and at the Market Square Farmers' Market.
Brian's June exhibit will reflect his fascination with all of the different architectural styles that Knoxville has to offer. Brian's focal point for this show will highlight historic churches, which capture the diversity in architectural features.
Bootleg Betty
122 S Gay Street, Knoxville 865-309-5818 Website
Casa Hola
100 S. Gay Street, Suite 109, Knoxville (865) 335-3358 Website
Cocoa Moon Fusion Grill/Koi
19 Market Square Knoxville (865) 521 3888
Coffee and Chocolate
327 Union Avenue Knoxville (865) 688-9244 Website
Community Television of Knoxville
808 State Street Knoxville (865) 215-4350 Website
Creativity Center
13 Emory Place, Knoxville Website
Downtown Grind
418 S. Gay Street , Knoxville (865) 524-4747
East Tennessee Historical Society
601 S. Gay Street, Knoxville (865) 216-8824 Website
East Tennessee Community Design Center & UT Downtown Design Studio
500 S. Gay Street Knoxville Mobile (865) 603-3988 Office (865) 525-9945 Website
Emporium Center for Arts & Culture / Arts and Culture Alliance / The Balcony Gallery
100 S. Gay Street Knoxville (865) 523-7543 Website
The Arts & Culture Alliance is pleased to present the third annual Knoxville Photo 2015, a juried exhibition featuring selected works from 32 artists throughout the region. Knoxville Photo was developed to provide a forum for photographers to compete on a national scale and display their work. The exhibition encompasses photographs depicting all subjects and genres, including streetscapes, cityscapes, landscapes, environmental portraiture, portraits, abstracts, and more, and will be displayed in the Emporium Center from June 5-27, 2015. Most of the works are for sale. A public reception will take place as part of First Friday activities on Friday, June 5, from 5:00-9:00 PM with a brief ceremony at 6:00 PM in which over $1,000 in cash awards will be announced. The First Friday reception also features a Jazz Jam Session hosted by Vance Thompson & Friends from 7:00-8:45 PM in the Black Box Theatre. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres will be available, and chocolate fondue will be provided by the Melting Pot of Knoxville.
David Simchock served as juror for the exhibition and viewed images from more than 85 artists to select the exhibition. "What a treat to be invited to jury the Knoxville Photo 2015 exhibition," he said. "The diversity in subject matter was matched by the impressive technical and compositional quality of the images, making it a challenging task to narrow down the field. Though I was particularly drawn to many of the 'Human Experience' submissions, the other three categories were represented with creativity and impact. Kudos to all of the photographers who entered work."
A native of New Jersey, David J. Simchock has lived and traveled overseas for many years and, since returning to the States in 2002, quickly established himself as a reputable freelance photographer and artist. His images have been published in major publications around the world, and he has exhibited his work in numerous galleries and venues from New York City to Asheville and beyond. Simchock has received many prestigious awards, while his life story and career have been covered in several publications and TV features. Simchock is also an educator, speaker and writer (and aspiring rock star). He enjoys being a stranger in a strange land and taking on new artistic challenges, whether abroad or nearer his own back yard. He strives to bring a fresh approach to his craft, successfully capturing the mood of the moment, as well as, perhaps, an entire journey. He resides in Western North Carolina. For more information about David J. Simchock, please visit www.DijonCreative.com.
The following artists' works will be shown:
+ Jill Vandagriff of Miramar Beach, FL
+ John Mark Lawler of Hattiesburg, MS
+ Dominic Lippillo and Mark Schoon of Starkville, MS
+ Stephen Blackwell, Sarah Busby, Baron Bustin, Bobbie Crews, John Fairstein, Kelly Grzakso, Phillip Hoffman, Gretchen Kaplan, David Luttrell, Abby Malone, John Edwin May, Victoria May, Sharon Monett, Dick Penner, Norm Plate, Sierra Plese, Sean Sparbanie, Lee Steenbergen, Clay Thurston, Anika Toro, Ryan Winschief, and Steve Zigler of Knoxville
+ Ryan Hoover of Loudon
+ Cat Griffith-Benson and Brandon Shinn of Maryville
+ Bobbie J. Hinton of Morristown
+ Mary Dodge of Norris
+ Eric Buechel of Pleasant Hill
+ Cheryl Tarrant of Powell
View a temporary gallery of selected images at https://plus.google.com/ photos/116432219839177047995/ albums/6146128999098794961.
Knoxville Photo 2015 is on display June 5-27, 2015 at the Emporium Center, 100 S. Gay Street, downtown Knoxville. Exhibition hours are Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM and Saturday, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM. For more information, please contact the Arts & Culture Alliance at (865) 523-7543, or visit our Web site at www.knoxalliance.com.
Envision Art Gallery
4050 Sutherland Ave. Knoxville (865) 438-4154
Ewing Gallery
1715 Volunteer Blvd. Knoxville (865) 974-3200 Website
Gallery Nuance
121 S. Gay Street, Knoxville TN (865)-329-4626 Website
Ironwood Studios
119 Jennings Avenue Knoxville (865) 405-0777 Website
James Freeman Interior & Gifts
108 S. Gay Street Knoxville (865) 522-3230 http://www.jamesfreemaninteriorsandgifts.com
Friday June 5th Store Hours 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Artisit Website : http://www.heatherwhiteside.com/
During the month of June, Heather Whiteside's collection of "Tennessee Art" is on display at James Freeman Interior & Gifts. Come in on Friday June 5th, to enjoy her collection of some of Knoxville's most beloved places.
Heather is a California native, with a passion for urban landscapes. She began her studies at The Art Students League of New York at the age of 15, she now resides in Hudson Valley, NY, but is a frequent visitor of Tennessee. Her latest collection displays some of her favorite places around town, including World's Fair Park, Market Square, Downtown Arts, and the Knoxville Riverscape.
Please join us at James Freeman Interior & Gifts for a night full of fun, music, art, and other First Friday Festivities.
John Black Photography
501 Union Ave. Knoxville (865) 522-1715 Website
Kate Moore Creative / Jennie Andrews Photography
123 S Gay Suite B Knoxville (865) 951-8416 Kate Moore Website Jennie Andrews Website
Knoxville Arts and Fine Crafts Center
1127B Broadway Ave. Knoxville (865) 523-1401
Knoxville Museum of Art
1060 World's Fair Park Knoxville (865) 525-6101 Website
Knoxville Visitor Center
301 Gay Street Knoxville (800) 727-8045 Website
Lox Salon
103 W. Jackson Knoxville Website
Maplehurst Inn
800 W. Hill Avenue, Knoxville (865) 803-6215 Website
Old City Java
109 S. Central Avenue Knoxville (865) 523-9817 Website
Oodles Uncorked
18 Market Square Knoxville (865) 521-0600 Website
Organized Play
131 South Central Street Knoxville (865) 521-0690 Website
Patricia Nash Designs
109 S. Gay St. 524-2626 Website
Preservation Pub
28 Market Square Knoxville (865) 524-2224 Website
323 Union Avenue Knoxville (865) 525-7888 Website
Regal Downtown West 8
1640 Downtown West Blvd. Knoxville (865) 693-6327
Remedy Coffee
125 W. Jackson Ave. Knoxville Website
Rita's Italian Ice
26 Market Square Southwest, Knoxville
Rococo Boutique
2 Market Square, Knoxville (865) 971-1006 Website
Local Motors Knoxville
11 Market Square Knoxville (865) 249-8280 Website
Style of Civilization
133 S. Gay Street Knoxville (865) 544-4196 Website
Technology Cooperative
130 W. Jackson Ave. Suite 101 Knoxville Website
Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and sound @ East Tennessee History Center
601 South Gay Street Knoxville Contact: Bradley Reeves, Louisa Trott (865-215-8856) Website
Tennessee Valley Bikes
214 W. Magnolia, Knoxville Website
The District Gallery & Framery
5113 Kingston Pike, Knoxville (865)200-4452 Website
The Tree and Vine
439 Union Avenue • Off Market Square • Knoxville (865) 985.0524 Website
Tomato Head
12 Market Square, Knoxville – (865) 637-4067 Website
"Wings of Fancy", a exhibit by Sharon Popek, will be on view at the Market Square Market Square Tomato Head from May 31st through June 4th
Sharon Popek received a BA in Art Studio at the University of Kentucky. After graduation, she moved to Knoxville, where she lives with her husband, five cats, and one very patient dog. Her day job consists of product photography as well as some pet photography. Sharon enjoys experimenting with photography and photo finishing. The series "Wings of Fancy" uses both to bring beauty to a simple fruit, the Ground Cherry.
For more information, please contact the artist via her website, http://www.sharonpopek.com.
115 S. Gay Street (865) 525-7381 Website
Wing Zone
2121 Cumberland Ave. Knoxville (684-5477) Website


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Betrayal Served Cold is a story of secrets, lies, and deceit that eventually catches up to everyone.
From the outside, Gregory and Angela Washington seem to have it all: a lavish home, successful careers, and the prestige that most people seek. With all that they have, their desire to have children eludes them. A fact that Gregory and Angela are struggling to accept.
Storm clouds are brewing for this power couple. Angela is fighting to hold on to the love of her husband as she mourns the devastating news that she will never have children. Gregory is still very much in love with his wife, but he finds himself making choices that have dire consequences. Will their love be enough to sustain them? When the storm clears, who will be left standing? Betrayal Served Cold delivers a betrayal so cold, it will surely chill you to the bone!
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2010 Carlisle Winery Zinfandel Two Acres
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Pat Summitt, winningest coach in D1 history, has died at 64
June 28, 2016 6:28 AMKNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Pat Summitt, the winningest coach in Division I college basketball history who helped boost the women's game to the big time in a 38-year career at Tennessee, has died at 64. With an icy glare on the sidelines, Summitt led the Lady Vols to eight national championships... more »
Family: Blue Angels pilot killed in crash dreamed of flying
June 3, 2016 11:39 AMSMYRNA, Tenn. - Relatives say a Blue Angels pilot who died when his jet crashed near Nashville, Tennessee, had wanted to fly since he was a child. A U.S. official identified the pilot killed Thursday as Marine Capt. Jeff Kuss. The official wasn't authorized to discuss the matter publicly and... more »
LSU baseball sweeps Tennessee to finish series
May 15, 2016 10:14 PMKNOXVILLE – The LSU baseball team finished with a full sweep against SEC opponent Tennessee Sunday afternoon. With the 10-7 win in game three, the Tigers extended its winning streak to eight games and improved to 36-16 overall season record (17-10 in Southeastern Conference play). Rightfielder Antoine Duplantis... more »
LSU baseball continues win streak with game two win over Tennessee
May 14, 2016 9:04 PMBATON ROUGE – The LSU Tigers baseball team continued its winning streak Saturday, topping Tennessee 11-3 in game two of the series. The Tigers have won seven straight games, with five consecutive SEC contests. LSU baseball improved to 35-16 overall and 16-10 in Southeaster Conference play. The Tigers... more »
Bill to make Bible Tennessee's state book heads to governor
April 5, 2016 12:15 PMNASHVILLE - Tennessee lawmakers voted on a bill on Monday to make the Holy Bible the state's official book. The state Senate gave final approval Monday on a 19-8 vote despite arguments the measure conflicts with a provision in the Tennessee Constitution that "no preference shall ever be given, by... more »
5 killed in tourist helicopter crash in Smoky Mountains
April 5, 2016 5:36 AMSEVIERVILLE, TN.- Officials say a sightseeing helicopter crashed near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in eastern Tennessee, killing all five people aboard. Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said in an email that the Bell 206 helicopter crashed Monday around 3:30 p.m. near Sevierville. Officials said the tourist helicopter... more »
LSU hands No. 24 Tennessee women 2nd loss in 3 games 57-56
February 21, 2016 8:42 PMBATON ROUGE - Alexis Hyder scored 17 points, including two free throws with 3.4 seconds left, and LSU beat No. 24 Tennessee 57-56 Sunday to put the Lady Vols' streak of 565 consecutive weeks in The Associated Press women's basketball poll in jeopardy. Tennessee's Mercedes Russell missed two free throws... more »
Without its leading scorer, Tennessee trounces LSU 81-65
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2 teenagers dead, 2 sickened from drinking racing fuel, soda
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Man accused of raping shoplifters inside Tennessee Dollar General
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Family-owned Tennessee store sold winning ticket
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High school cancels season for team in assault investigation
January 7, 2016 11:33 AMCHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - A Tennessee high school has canceled its basketball season after three players were charged with raping a teammate in an apparent hazing incident. Hamilton County Schools Superintendent Rick Smith said Wednesday he was taking this "very unusual step" with Ooltewah High School so investigators can do... more »
Tennessee routs No. 12 Northwestern 45-6 in Outback Bowl
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Tennessee GOP leader wants Guard to round up Syrian refugees
November 18, 2015 1:18 PMNASHVILLE - A top Republican in the Tennessee Legislature wants the National Guard to round up Syrian refugees who have settled in the state and stop any others who might enter. House Republican Caucus Chairman Glen Casada of Franklin tells The Tennessean that he wants the refugees taken to federal... more »
Police say teacher has been charged in prostitution sting
November 15, 2015 2:12 PMMEMPHIS - A Tennessee teacher is accused of operating an illegal strip club and promoting prostitution. WMC-TV reports Memphis police arrested 44-year-old Walter McCrimmon on Saturday night when they shut down a business he owns called Walt's Place. Police say undercover officers have been investigating the club since July. They... more »
Tennessee man kills family, caught in New Orleans
October 4, 2015 1:21 PMJONESBOROUGH, Tenn. - A man accused of killing his parents and aunt has been captured in New Orleans. Washington County Sheriff Ed Graybeal said deputies were alerted to search the victims' Jonesborough home by a woman in California. She called 911 early Saturday to report Daniel Lee Henry told her... more »
Governor offers national guard to protect military facilities
July 17, 2015 10:23 PMBATON ROUGE - The governor is making the Louisiana National Guard available to protect military facilities in Louisiana. The move was announced late Friday, in an executive order by the governor's press staff. The governor was not in the state , but campaigning for president in Iowa where he... more »
Marines killed in Chattanooga shooting identified
July 17, 2015 12:18 PMCHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - Family members and military colleagues identified all four of the Marines killed in shootings at Tennessee military facilities Thursday. A Massachusetts Marine company identified Gunnery Sgt. Thomas sullivan of Springfield, Mass. on social media . Family members identified a second victim, Lance Cpl. Skip Wells... more »
Gunman identified after four Marines killed in Tennessee
July 16, 2015 12:26 PMCHATTANOOGA, TN - The death toll in the Chattanooga shootings includes four U.S. Marines and the sole gunman believed responsible, according to city Mayor Andy Berke. The FBI confirmed the identity of the suspected shooter as 24-year-old Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez. He was believed to have been born in Kuwait,... more »
Former BRFD captain no longer on the force
July 9, 2015 9:50 AMBATON ROUGE- The Baton Rouge Fire Department says former captain, Roman Bates, is considered absent without leave following his arrest in Orleans Parish. Authorities arrested Bates in New Orleans on Tuesday for charges that he raped a child in Tennessee. Attorney General Buddy Caldwell said Bates is a fugitive... more »
Tennessee store owner replaces 'No Gays Allowed' sign
July 1, 2015 12:17 PMRUTLEDGE - An East Tennessee hardware store owner who put up a "No Gays Allowed" sign in response to the Supreme Court decision allowing same-sex marriage says he decided to take a "bold" stand for his beliefs. Jeff Amyx tells local media outlets that he put the sign up at... more »
BR firefighter accused of child rape in Tennessee
June 25, 2015 4:06 PMBATON ROUGE - Authorities announced the arrest of a Baton Rouge firefighter Thursday for charges he raped a child in Tennessee. Attorney General Buddy Caldwell said members of the Fugitive Apprehension Unit arrested Roman Bates, 56, Tuesday in New Orleans. He's a captain with the Baton Rouge Fire Department,... more »
Kidnapped Tenn. woman rescued in Slidell
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LSU falls to No. 5 Tennessee 75-58
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2 children, 1 adult killed in school bus crash
December 2, 2014 3:42 PMKNOXVILLE, TN - Two buses carrying children home from an intermediate and a primary school collided on a Tennessee highway, killing two children and an adult. Another 23 people were injured in the Tuesday afternoon crash. Police did not immediately say what caused the crash that sent one of the... more »
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Mettenberger's return to the Bayou state Play Video
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Person killed in National Guard Armory shooting Play Video
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Tennessee man killed woman; dismembered, ate body
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LSU baseball finishes sweep of Auburn, earns #3 seed at SEC Tournament
May 17, 2014 11:34 PMAUBURN, AL - The LSU baseball team beat Auburn 8-1 to finish off a sweep of the home Tigers, and in the process earned the #3 seed in the SEC tournament. LSU kept the bats hot as they finished the series with a 29-4 advantage in the 3 wins... more »
6 injured in explosion at Tennessee steel mill
May 16, 2014 6:47 AMKNOXVILLE, TN - Fire officials say six workers have been injured in an explosion at a Knoxville, Tennessee, steel mill. Knoxville Fire Department Capt. D.J. Corcoran told local media outlets that one worker was in critical condition with burns over 80 percent of his body. He says the others suffered... more »
Deaths reported in Ala., Miss., Tenn. from weather
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SEC announces football scheduling format
April 27, 2014 11:43 PMBIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The Southeastern Conference on Sunday announced the format for future football scheduling that is a continuation of the existing format and adds a strength-of-schedule component that requires all schools to play an ACC, Big 12, Big Ten or Pac-12 opponent on an annual basis. The announcement comes... more »
5 run 8th lifts LSU baseball to series win vs. Tennessee
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Rare late-inning collapse dooms LSU baseball vs. Tennessee
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LSU softball can't complete sweep of Vols, fall 9-0 in series finale
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LSU softball takes series win over #2 Tennessee
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Twins were dead 3 years and no one noticed
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Missing Tenn. teen has ties to BR Play Video
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Vols play their way from bubble to Sweet 16
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Tennessee stops LSU's run in SEC Quarterfinals
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Volkswagen Beetle about to come full circle
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2 UT players arrested on alcohol-related charges
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Grape drink death
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LSU women picked third in SEC
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No. 19 Florida loses Driskel, beats Vols 31-17
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Vols' Vereen ready to play, Maggitt sidelined
September 18, 2013 8:18 PMKNOXVILLE, Tn. - Tennessee freshman defensive end Corey Vereen is expected to make his collegiate debut Saturday at No. 19 Florida. Linebacker Curt Maggitt remains sidelined as he recovers from a torn anterior cruciate ligament. Volunteers coach Butch Jones updated the status of both players on his radio show Wednesday.... more »
Vols suspend Couch for Saturday's game against Ducks
September 13, 2013 10:27 AMKNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Tennessee coach Butch Jones says defensive lineman Maurice Couch has been ruled ineligible for Saturday's game against second-ranked Oregon. Tennessee is investigating allegations Couch was one of five Southeastern Conference players to receive improper benefits. Yahoo Sports reported Couch received $1,350 from former Alabama defensive end... more »
Yahoo: 5 SEC stars received payouts during career
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Beckham garners SEC honor
September 9, 2013 1:41 PMBIRMINGHAM, Al. - Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray, Tennessee defensive back Brian Randolph and LSU return man Odell Beckham Jr. are Southeastern Conference players of the week. The SEC released the winners on Monday. Murray was 17 of 23 passing for 309 yards and four touchdowns, including an 85-yarder, in a... more »
Entergy, ITC to refile Texas merger application
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Tennessee cites job performance for coach firing
May 2, 2013 4:14 PMKNOXVILLE, Tn. - Tennessee officials are citing unsatisfactory job performance as their reason for firing Lady Vols associate strength coach Heather Mason, who sued the university last fall. Mason's personnel file, obtained through a public records request, includes letters from Tennessee women's basketball coach Holly Warlick and women's soccer coach... more »
Summitt to remain Lady Vols' head coach emeritus
May 1, 2013 10:12 PMKNOXVILLE, Tn - Pat Summitt will continue in her role as the Tennessee head coach emeritus on Lady Vols coach Holly Warlick's staff next season. In a university release Wednesday announcing the move, Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart said "her continued example of leadership and courage sends an everlasting message... more »
Wildfire burns outside Great Smoky Mountains
March 18, 2013 8:20 AMPIGEON FORGE, Tenn. - A wildfire burning in a resort area outside the Great Smoky Mountains National Park has destroyed more than 30 large rental cabins. Ben Bryson, a fire resources coordinator with the Tennessee Division of Forestry, says the 145-acre fire was first reported Sunday evening in Sevier County.... more »
Police chief's polygraph targets racist applicants
March 8, 2013 7:57 AMCOOPERTOWN, Tenn. - The chief of a small-town police department in Tennessee says racists aren't going to want to be on his force once they find out they can't get hired without taking a polygraph. Coopertown Police Chief Shane Sullivan says the test doesn't ask people if they're racist -... more »
Lady Vols clinch regular season title
February 28, 2013 8:40 PMKNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Kamiko Williams scored a career-high 18 points in the final home game of her career and No. 8 Tennessee beat No. 13 Texas A&M 82-72 on Tuesday night to clinch its 17th Southeastern Conference regular-season title. Tennessee (23-5, 14-1), which had already wrapped up a share of... more »
LSU ready for road challenge
February 18, 2013 7:33 PMKNOXVILLE, Tenn. - The LSU men's basketball team worked out at Thompson-Boling Arena here Monday night going over the Tennessee scouting report in preparation for two improving teams to meet looking to improve their position in the Southeastern Conference race. Tipoff is slated for just after 7 p.m. EST... more »
LSU women fall to #12 Tennessee
February 7, 2013 10:18 PMBATON ROUGE - The LSU Lady Tigers fell to #12 Tennessee 64-62 in the Maravich Center Thursday night. Theresa Plaisance led the way for LSU with 20 points, 9 rebounds and 5 blocks.Biance Lutley also pitched in 13 points and 5 assists. The Lady Tigers fall to 13-10... more »
The devil is in the details
February 7, 2013 8:02 PMA 666 tax form led to a man quitting his job. Walter Slonopas of Nashville says his W-2 was stamped with the number 666, which he considers the "mark of the beast", or the devil. He says accepting that number would have condemned his soul to hell. The company that... more »


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Yo Majesty
Little, it seems, can stop the improbable Tampa-based female party-rap juggernaut Yo Majesty — not even the occasional near-implosion of the group itself. Early last summer, some undefined internal meltdown sent home half of the duo, the gospel-trained vocalist-turned-rapper Jewel B. The group's backbone, the verbose and sheerly ass-kicking Shunda K, somehow pulled off the rest of the tour by herself, with the help of various special-guest friends. Still, the two insisted they hadn't broken up, even as they sometimes refused to conduct interviews or pose for new photo shoots together.
Nothing, however, has come easy for the group (which was originally a trio). At Yo Majesty's inception, its sun-bleached Florida hometown simply wasn't ready for tough women who rapped. On top of that, it certainly wasn't ready for tough women who rapped and were also outspoken lesbians and Evangelical Christians. Luckily that's the sort of very American uniqueness that goes down well in the UK, the home of Yo Majesty's current producers, HardfeelingsUK, who discovered the group's music through the Internet. Thus was born an unlikely partnership that created the Yo Majesty sound, an electro-ish space bump interlaced with raunchy lyrics, all ready for the floor. "Club Action," the group's first real single, became a cult favorite among skinny hipster kids around early 2007; similar tracks, such as "Kryptonite Pussy," were later also well received.
A long (in blog years) gap in output soon followed, though. Yo Majesty's eagerly awaited debut full-length, Futuristically Speaking...Never Be Afraid, finally arrived through the UK imprint Domino last year, and the group has been working to regain steam. It seems Jewel B and Shunda K are on speaking terms again, or at least touring together, and their audience is broadening. "Now I see more black people coming to shows," Shunda told New Times last year. "In the beginning, [even we] weren't open to these tracks you're hearing now. That may be the case for the rest of the black community — they just gotta get used to it."
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Probably made it tough to watch film of the Jets this week, too.
New York did just about everything right — offensively, at least — in a 37-31 victory over the Buffalo Bills.
Ryan Fitzpatrick threw for 370 yards without a pick, running back Matt Forte continued his torrid start, and the Jets (1-1) finished with nearly 500 yards of total offense last week.
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Picking country at the Grammys
Each year, as Piet Levy outlined in this morning's full feature and picks, the Grammy Awards are a celebration of the wide swath of music enjoyed across the United States and around the world. But, from the very first on-air promos for this Sunday's broadcast on CBS, it has seemed like the Recording Academy is placing a bit more emphasis on country music than in years past. The live lineup is touting performances from Dierks Bentley, Miranda Lambert, Carrie Underwood and, of course, Taylor Swift. Zac Brown will even join Elton John, Mumford & Sons, Mavis Staples and Alabama Shakes' Brittany Howard in a tribute to the late Levon Helm.
Since the award show has (thankfully) turned heavily toward performance in recent years, it is likely that only one of the country awards will be given out on the live show. But any Grammy - even one won in a pre-show ceremony - is a real resume booster for any musician. So, here are my picks for the Grammys' four country categories. »Read Full Blog Post
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Has the end of "Breaking Bad" left you with a case of quality TV withdrawal? Understandable — even Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins was so smitten by "Breaking Bad" he wrote a fan letter to Bryan Cranston, who played Walter White, the science teacher turned meth manufacturer, after Hopkins finished binge-watching the show.
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28-year-old Eleanor Catton's Booker-winning 'The Luminaries' casts a brilliant light
Begin with an intricate, self-consciously Victorian plot, of the page-turning sort that Sarah Waters gives us in "Fingersmith." Mix with the psychologically intense, cat-and-mouse dialogue that characterizes the novels of Henry James. Add the moral and philosophical vision of George Eliot. Bake in a deliberately mythic structure that calls to mind James Joyce's "Ulysses."
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Joint hypermobility is a relatively common pediatric finding the causes of which range from normal variants to any number of heritable disorders. More familiar genetic causes include the various types of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, osteogenesis imperfecta (types I and IV), Marfan syndrome, and fragile X syndrome. Less well-known causes of joint hypermobility include pseudoxanthoma elasticum syndrome and cutis laxa syndrome, as well as a variety of skeletal dysplasias such as pseudoachondroplasia and spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia congenita. When patients do not meet clinical criteria for one of these syndromes, they are often diagnosed with benign joint hypermobility syndrome.
For this patient, the radiographic images of the hands and wrists revealed small distal radial epiphyses with absence or absorption of the carpal bones and bases of the metacarpals (Figure, B). Imaging of the lower extremities similarly demonstrated midtarsal bone loss and deformities of the talus and calcaneus. These studies are diagnostic of type 2 carpal-tarsal osteolysis (CTO), also known as idiopathic osteolysis. Carpal-tarsal osteolysis is a rare disorder that belongs to a spectrum of so-called disappearing bone diseases. The condition was first described by Froelich in 1937 in an 18-year-old woman with a progressive dissolution of the carpal and tarsal bones that started when she was 2 years of age.1 These diseases are characterized by a destructive resorption of bone, but they vary in their pattern of bony involvement, in the age of individual at presentation, in inheritance pattern, in organ involvement, and in the presence of other associated symptoms.2
Figure. A, Photograph of a 12-year-old boy demonstrating dramatic wrist extension. B, A radiograph shows that there are no carpal bones (thin arrow) and that there are shortened metacarpal bones (thick arrow).
Patients with CTO often present in early childhood, typically at 2 to 3 years of age with joint pain, joint swelling, and decreased mobility at the wrists or ankles.3,4 Pain commonly decreases with disease progression. Joint involvement is usually bilateral, although, at initial presentation, it may be asymmetric. With progressive bone resorption, the natural course of the disease leads to joint deformity with hypermobility and subluxation, and eventually to significant musculoskeletal impairment. The results of laboratory investigations are typically normal, including inflammatory markers. Occasionally, facial dysmorphism has been described, including micrognathia, hypertelorism, triangular face, frontal bossing, and other skull deformities.3,5 Radiographic studies typically confirm the diagnosis and can help distinguish the disease from other arthropathies such as juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Plain radiographs reveal progressive osteolysis of the carpal and tarsal bones, as well as adjacent tubular bones (eg, metacarpal bones and phalanges). Resorption of other bones, including elbow involvement, although uncommon, has been reported. At presentation, radiographs may be normal, making it difficult to establish a diagnosis unless radiography is performed again months or even years later. In general, the overall health and well-being of the individual are not typically affected, and the disease process often stabilizes between the ages of 20 and 30 years for most individuals.
Treatment of CTO is largely supportive in nature and may include pain relief, orthotics or prosthetics, and physical or occupational therapy. Steroids and other anti-inflammatory medications have not been shown to be beneficial. One report6 describes the successful treatment of the nephropathy associated with CTO with cyclosporine A. In another report,7 a patient with osteolysis of the metacarpal bones in both hands was found to have an increased number of stimulated osteoclasts in biopsy specimen. Treatment with bisphosphonates halted further progressive osteolysis.7
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Overview: The Marketing Department of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) is seeking a graphic design associate to assist in the creation of print and digital graphics for events and communications materials. As part of the marketing department, he or she will work with a team of content creators and developers as well as internal and external production points of contact to fulfill and implement CGI's overall marketing strategy.Responsibilities:• Conceptualize and implement CGI marketing and event materials, including event space graphics, digital signage, Powerpoint presentations, web graphics, print collateral, and C-suite materials• Coordinate with production team and relevant internal points of contact regarding graphics specifications, content, and print deadlines.• Maintain and develop the visual brand identity of the organization• Develop strategic concepts on a wide range of projectsQualifications:• Bachelor's Degree• At least 1–2 years of design and production experience• Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Word, and Powerpoint• Excellent typography skills• Working knowledge of web design and development• HTML experience preferred. Working knowledge of CSS and web editors (i.e. Dreamweaver) a plus• Event design experience a plus• Ability to work independently and as part of a team to take projects from concept to completion• Able to receive direction and information from multiple points of contact• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail• Ability to work under tight deadlines and in a very fast-paced environment• A working knowledge of the print production process• Excellent communication and problem-solving skillsPhysical Requirements: • May require travel, which may require walking distances, lifting, and carrying luggage and boxes, and prolonged periods of sitting in tight quarters• Significant computer work, which may require repetitive motion, prolonged periods of sitting, and sustained visual and mental applications and demands• Occasional lifting (> 15 lbs), bending, pulling, collating/filing, and occasional lifting, carrying, and/or moving boxes, files, etc., some of which could be heavy or require the use of carts The Clinton Global Initiative maintains a strong policy of equal opportunity in employment. It is our objective to recruit, hire, and retain the most qualified individuals without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation or identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic or status protected by applicable federal, state, or local law. Our equal employment philosophy applies to all aspects of employment, including recruitment, compensation, benefits, training, promotions, transfers, job benefits, and terminations. This job description is intended to convey information essential to understand the scope of the position. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of skills, efforts, duties, or responsibilities associated with the positions.No phone calls please.


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In four years, the Internet will start to disappear.
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Cisco's authoritative annual Visual Networking Index (VNI) - the company's forecast of who's going to buy what for their networking needs in the future - says that by 2018, about half of everyone on the Internet will connect via laptops and desktops (they still make those?), while the other half will connect via mobile devices, tablets, wearable technology, and other "Internet of things" stuff, like dog collars, thermostats, TVs, and cars. (By then, each car will have about four links.)
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Jets rout Oilers, win second straight
Mark Scheifele & Blake Wheeler combine for seven pointsby Ryan Dittrick @ryandittrick / WinnipegJets.com
WINNIPEG - Over the past few days of practice, the Winnipeg Jets have devoted much of their time to improving the power play, spending upwards of 25 minutes per game day sharpening their alignment and repeating the drills, over and over, until they were done with surgical-like precision.
The Jets, after all, finished the 2015-16 campaign dead last in power-play proficiency, operating at just a 14.8 percent clip. Needless to say, it's been a point of emphasis for Jamie Kompon and the rest of the coaching staff throughout the first week at MTS Iceplex.
Tonight, their efforts paid off as the power play exploded for four goals on just five opportunities to power the Jets past the Edmonton Oilers 5-1.
Laine makes pre-season debut against Oilers
Wheeler, Scheifele, Byfuglien see first action since World Cupby Mitchell Clinton @MClinton007 / WinnipegJets.com
WINNIPEG - It's the night he's been waiting for since the NHL Draft back in June.
Tonight, Patrik Laine suits up and plays his first game as a member of the Winnipeg Jets. It may only be a pre-season game, but the Finnish winger still feels a few pre-game jitters.
"It's the moment that I've been waiting for to put on that jersey. … It's my first game here at my home arena," said Laine. "It will be an awesome night. I'm looking forward to my first shift."
Connor, Ehlers lead Jets to victory
Kyle Connor's first game was billed as must-see TVby Ryan Dittrick @ryandittrick / WinnipegJets.com
WINNIPEG - On this night in Winnipeg, there was one man in particular more than 15,000 came to see.
Kyle Connor's first game - his first twirl on MTS Centre ice - was billed as must-see TV, and he did not disappoint.
The 17th pick in the 2015 Draft made his presence felt in his preseason debut Thursday, scoring the winning goal at the 15-minute mark of the second period to help the Jets to a 4-1 win over the Minnesota Wild.
Connor's notoriously soft hands were on display after Mark Stuart made a spectacular no-look, behind-the-back pass across to the right circle. In tight, Connor outwaited the goaltender, casually flipping it up under the bar for his first as a Jet.
"I slipped behind him and they didn't really see me there. I had a little extra time, more than I thought," Connor said. "It was a great play by all my teammates. There was a lot of excitement out there. … Going into the game I had a few nerves but once you step on the ice, it's just another hockey game and that goes away. It's nice to score a goal, but it's just one game and I've got a long preseason to go."
Kyle Connor debuts tonight against Minnesota
Jets look to bounce back from Tuesday's opening lossby Mitchell Clinton @MClinton007 / WinnipegJets.com
WINNIPEG - After Jack Roslovic made his preseason Winnipeg Jets (0-1-0) debut on Tuesday, Kyle Connor will get that same opportunity tonight against the Minnesota Wild (1-1-0).
The 17th overall selection in the 2015 NHL Draft will skate on the wing with Mathieu Perreault in the middle and Alexander Burmistrov on the other side.
"Both of those players can play the game really well and get up the ice. It's going to be fun to play with those guys," said Connor. "It's pretty exciting."
Jets host Wild in Game 2 of the pre-season
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WINNIPEG - After opening the pre-season with a 3-0 loss Tuesday to the Calgary Flames, the Winnipeg Jets are back in action tonight as they host the Minnesota Wild at 7:00pm CT.
Check back later today for a full report from the morning skate.
Laine enjoying new experiences in Winnipeg
Even training camp itself is like nothing he's ever seen beforeby Ryan Dittrick @ryandittrick / WinnipegJets.com
WINNIPEG - The comforts of home are almost impossible to replicate - unless you're a gamer like Patrik Laine, in which case they totally are.
The newest Jet is just like any other young adult, spending the bulk of his off nights playing video games after a long day at work.
"I have my Playstation with me so I don't get bored," he said with a laugh. "Every day I'm at the hotel playing it, so it's just like home."
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News and notes, injury updates & more from the Iceplexby Mitchell Clinton @MClinton007 / WinnipegJets.com
Adam Lowry got his first preseason game of the season under his belt last night. The big centre had over 16 minutes of ice time, including 1:37 on the power play and 2:08 shorthanded.
Though he described the game as "scrambly at times," he says improvement over the preseason is key.
Dano looks to make noise in first Jets training camp
21-year-old came to the Jets in a trade late last seasonby Mitchell Clinton @MClinton007 / WinnipegJets.com
WINNIPEG - For the first time in a long time, Marko Dano got to spend his full off season in his home country of Slovakia.
"It was different between those couple years before because they made me come overseas for six weeks," said Dano. "Now I spent the full summer back home which was nice. I had time to focus on things that I want to improve."
The 21-year-old came to the Winnipeg Jets last season in the trade that sent Andrew Ladd to Chicago. In the 21 games Dano played since the trade, he scored four goals and eight points.
Kulak shines as Flames top Jets
Brandon Tanev leads Jets with four shots and five hitsby Ryan Dittrick @ryandittrick / WinnipegJets.com
WINNIPEG - After four consecutive days of practice and intense off-ice workouts, the Winnipeg Jets took to the ice for the first in the pre-season, giving Assistant Coach Jamie Kompon and the rest of the staff their first look at the new recruits in game action.
And, well…it was a pre-game game, all right - sloppy, for sure, but that was to be expected. The most important thing on this night was the evaluation process, and that will continue to be the priority until the roster is finalized ahead of the regular-season opener, Oct. 13.
Brett Kulak assisted on Freddie Hamilton's first goal of the pre-season, then scored a pair of insurance markers late in the second and third periods to give the Calgary Flames a 3-0 win over the Jets Tuesday at MTS Centre.
Roslovic makes debut as Jets host Flames
New players old and young excited to play in MTS Centreby Mitchell Clinton @MClinton007 / WinnipegJets.com
After waiting all summer, hockey fans will fill MTS Centre tonight as the Winnipeg Jets open the preseason against the Calgary Flames, and Jack Roslovic may be more excited than all of them.
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"Society is always taken by surprise at any new example of common sense."
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"You can never entirely stop being what you once were. That's why it's important to be the right person today, and not put it off till tomorrow."
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"I'm what you get when an eleven-year-old kid decides he wants to grow up to be a Heinlein character."
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"Kill processes, not people."
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"You can make millions without exploiting. But not billions."
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"In battle, exploiting a situation deserves a medal. In business, exploiting a situation deserves condemnation."
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"Trust always breaks down first over money."
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"Web browsers are fragile assemblies of bugs, held together with Hello Kitty stickers. They tend to have problems with complicated pages, especially if they're long. Some of my pages are pretty long, and I want them to work with any web browser on any computer, and so I've been very careful not to do anything unkosher, daring, or cool."
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Last September, we ran a little piece called "Barrel Scrapings" that listed a couple dozen domain names that were still untaken. Since then, the domain name business has turned into an e-land rush. At the current rate, several new domains are claimed every second. That's a lot of "brands", all bent on capturing your eyeballs, or whatever it is that e-marketers are after these days.
So we thought we'd step back into the fray to see just how insane this business has become.
First, we took a look at some of the names we suggested almost a year ago. "Earwig.com" is taken. So are "stoptalking.com", "toygod.com" and "cashbird.com". But "coaptathetic.com", "bedkill.com", "buttcramp.com", "neithersex.com", "petsurface.com" and "barfwash.com" are all still available. Hope lives.
In fact, hope abounds. Thanks to the good folks at Register.com, we found many domain names already taken, like "feces.com", are blessedly unconfused by a host of derivative names. So Register.com kindly lists a pile of those names, each produced by adding an e-cliché prefix (e.g., "about", "quick" and "cyber") or suffix (e.g., "biz", "search" and "dot"). So, if you're disappointed by missing your chance with "crap.com", you can choose from any or all of the following:
Sadly, mycrap, cybercrap, ecrap, quickcrap, crapstore, crapsite and b2bcrap—all .coms—are taken.
But to prove there is still an abundance of untaken names, here are just a few that remain unclaimed.
—Doc Searls
A couple words from our resident linguist.
Tune in, turn on, click out.
What's the opposite of "sticky"? Try "clicky". A clicky site is one with plenty of interesting hyperlinks to elsewhere. What better to support than curiosity?
A few weeks ago I was talking with Tim O'Reilly about the noun "information", which lately has been replaced with "content". Not that we've lost much. Both now carry the meaning of cargo: something we aggregate, store, move, address and deliver. Where we're moving, clearly, is away from real meaning.
Information, we noticed, derives from the verb inform, which derives from the verb form. In conversation, we don't just "deliver information" back and forth. We form each other. When I learn something new from you and what I learn is meaningful—that is, I can't forget it—you have literally formed me. In other words, we are authors of each other. What's more, we are in the market to be formed. We demand it. Otherwise, we wouldn't learn a damn thing.
That's why it's misleading to conceive of information as a substance we "deliver" to each other (or worse, to an "audience" of "eyeballs"). When we do that, we insult the verb at information's heart.
So how can we start to recover some of the meaning lost when information becomes content? I suggest abbreviating "information" to "of". When we're in the market for something meaningful, we don't want content, or even information. We want the real deal, pure and uncut. Give us of.
Okay, "clicky" has a better chance. But time will of.
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With all the industry talk about the benefits of Linux on Power and all the performance advantages offered by its open architecture, you may be considering a move in that direction. If you are thinking about analytics, big data and cloud computing, you would be right to evaluate Power. The idea of using commodity x86 hardware and replacing it every three years is an outdated cost model. It doesn't consider the total cost of ownership, and it doesn't consider the advantage of real processing power, high-availability and multithreading like a demon.
This ebook takes a look at some of the practical applications of the Linux on Power platform and ways you might bring all the performance power of this open architecture to bear for your organization. There are no smoke and mirrors here—just hard, cold, empirical evidence provided by independent sources. I also consider some innovative ways Linux on Power will be used in the future.Get the Guide