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You may not think of him as part of a duo, but Superman's always worked with a partner.
We're not talking about Supergirl, Jimmy Olsen or even Lois Lane. No, every time you've seen the Man of Steel on the big screen or small, he's always been accompanied by some truly stirring music.
Tomorrow's the first day of a brand new month which means that it's the perfect time to sample something a little new at the comic store. And as far as DC COMICS – THE NEW 52 goes, it doesn't get any newer than The Movement.
Last week was all about some of our favorite DC super heroes fighting with each other to save the world. This week saw some of our other favorites fighting with each other over…a sandwich.
But to be fair, it was a legendary sandwich!
Okay, once again we're getting ahead of ourselves. Here's what went down this week on the DC Comics website…
Tuesday night saw the premiere of the brand-new Cartoon Network series Teen Titans Go!, a semi-follow-up to the original Teen Titans animated show and spinning out of the New Teen Titans sho
We spent a good part of last week talking about Injustice: Gods Among Us here on DCComics.com. And of course, that came right on the heels of a number of awesome game trailers, a recent 5.2 Reasons column on the game and of course the massive 10-week Injustice Battle Arena.
Welcome back to another installment of Preview Monday! This week, we're giving you exclusive first looks at THE MOVEMENT #1 and ACTION COMICS #20.
SPOILER ALERT: If you have not read JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK #19 yet and do not wish to know what happens, stop reading this post now (major spoilers ahead!).
Some of you might remember the last time a Cyborg Superman showed up. Would we dare revisit such a classic storyline? Hmmm. Well, never say never, right? As I've been telling you, all bets are off. Everything's on the table.
Jonah Hex in the present? Well, the picture says it all, my friends. But what does it mean? For that, you'll have to check out ALL-STAR WESTERN. We caught a lot of you by surprise when we revealed that none other than Booster Gold would be showing up in Hex's book – but the surprises don't stop there. But hey, a little change of scenery never hurt anyone, right?
Ah… It's a beautiful morning here at the DC Collectibles office. The sun is shining, flowers are in bloom, and there's a nice, gentle breeze in the air…which is blowing the pollen from the flowers all over the place and turning us all into a bunch of sneezing, sniffling zombies.


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---- — CONCORD — The New Hampshire House yesterday approved a 5 mph increase in the speed limit on Interstate 93 between Concord and the Vermont border.
The vote potentially raises the top legal speed to 70 mph on the rural stretch of highway, except for a winding section through Franconia Notch, should the Senate and Gov. Maggie Hassan approve.
The House, meanwhile, rejected an amendment that also would have boosted the speed to 70 mph on Interstate 89 between Concord and Lebanon.
Lawmakers killed two other bills that would have increased the top speed to 70 or 75 mph on highways statewide.
The I-93 proposal, House Bill 146, came to the floor with the support of the House Transportation Committee and easily passed, 292-65.
Rep. Steve Vaillancourt, R-Manchester, brought the amendment to the floor that would have boosted the speed on I-89 as well. But the House rejected the amendment on a close, 187-165 vote.
Vaillancourt, a longtime advocate for raising the speed limit, related how when he drives the 65 mph speed limit from Concord to Lebanon, he is regularly passed by other drivers.
"If 90 percent of people do something, that is what they are consenting to," Vaillancourt said.
Raising the speed limit won't force those who want to conserve fuel drive faster, he argued.
"All it will do is make us law-abiders," he said.
Rep. Dan Itse, R-Fremont, agreed with Vaillancourt.
"Our current laws invite disrespect of the law," Itse said.
The state Highway Safety Agency had opposed all of the bills, due to concerns about fatalities.
Rep. Christy Bartlett, D-Concord, pressed that argument in debate.
"Speed kills," Bartlett said.
She also asked the House to reject the proposal for fuel conservation reasons.
"Fossil fuels are not limitless, nor are they inexpensive," Bartlett said.
Rep. Sherm Packard, R-Londonderry, characterized the speed limit increase north of Concord as a practical step.
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Garfield – Adeline Frances Wolff (nee Messina), 86, died Nov. 12.
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The City of Kansas City, Mo., Health Department's Healthy Homes Initiative urges families to protect themselves during the holiday season and offers safety advice.
"The holidays are meant to be a happy time spent with family and celebrating long-held traditions," said Amy Roberts, R.N., B.S.N, manager of the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program and Healthy Homes Initiative. "However, some holiday behaviors can affect your health or lead to injuries unless you take precautions."
The following steps should be taken to help prevent injuries and illness:
• Keep holiday decorations away from children. If you have a tree, use child-safe, non-breakable ornaments on the lower limbs, and use upper limbs for more fragile decorations, or put them on a shelf out of reach. Broken ornaments can cause injury, and Christmas lights often contain lead and other chemicals. Never allow children to lick or chew decorations. Wash hands after decorating the home.
• Keep plants out of the reach of children. Children can become ill from eating or mouthing poinsettias, mistletoe and some houseplants. Household pets also can become ill from chewing or eating plants or holiday food that is not specifically made for animals.
• Never leave burning candles unattended. Candles can be forgotten or knocked over, causing a fire.
• Use caution when heating your home during the cold weather. Using a gas stove or a gas or kerosene space heater releases toxic gasses that can build up inside a home and cause illness, and electric space heaters can start fires. If you are having difficulty with gas or electric utilities during the cold weather, contact the United Way by dialing 2-1-1, and they might be able to help you locate agencies that provide assistance with utility bills.
• Do not leave purses where children can find them; children might accidentally swallow medication found in the purse or luggage of a visiting relative.
• Shovel and sweep walkways and sidewalks, and keep paths clear. Snow and ice can cause falls. Falls also can occur inside a home from cluttered stairs and pathways. Make sure stairs and walking areas are well lit and clear of tripping hazards.
• Keep toys and other gifts age-appropriate. Younger children can be hurt by playing with older siblings' toys. Small pieces and sharp parts can cause choking or injury. Check the packaging for age ranges. Supervise young children who are visiting.
• After the celebration, look around for disposed wrapping paper or left-over parts from gifts. These items can be tripping or fire hazards.
For more information about the Healthy Homes Initiative or to schedule an appointment to test a toy or product for lead, call the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program at (816) 513-6048.
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SPARLAND, Ill. -- A local veteran is dead after jumping from a moving vehicle along Route 29 in Sparland.
Authorities say 26-year-old Zachary Crawford of Chillicothe, was the passenger in a vehicle when he jumped out of the car after a verbal exchange with the driver.
The Marshall County Coroner says Crawford was heading home from a Veteran's Affairs Clinic Friday afternoon, when the incident happened.
Authorities say he had been treated for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Crawford served in two tours of duty in Iraq.
The cause of death has been ruled massive blunt force trauma.
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UCSB research team falls into the chocolate machine

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How's 8.7GHz at 125 watts sound? Plus, eight cores at 95 watts

AMD has claimed another overclocking speed record for its latest eight-core CPUs, even as it tries to broaden the market for its chips for gamers and hobbyist customers.…
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Comment Google's delivery drones in Oz have a really easy job – fly across a near desert and lower a parcel to the ground. That's easy-peasy, matey. Try that in my Sixth Street home in San Francisco, the one near the junction with Folsom Street, where (to make the Chocolate Drone Factory's life easier) there is a grassed yard.…

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Until now, wireless speaker bod Sonos has required a Bridge device connected to a home wireless router to set up a mesh wireless network delivering timed audio signals to the speakers in a zone. But no longer – Sonos is going bridge-free.…
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Chip designer Imagination Technologies today went public about its new processor design – the 64-bit MIPS Warrior I6400.…
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Vodafone has announced that its SmartPass technology will work with TfL's systems when the London Underground starts accepting mobile pay-by-bonk on 16 September – but bigger things are planned.…
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Soundbars to Dolby Atmos: surround on Freeview, Netflix, Blu-ray et al

Breaking Fad As Steve May wrote in the previous Breaking Fad, Dolby Atmos for the home is an impressive sound system, and this year will see the release of a range of kit that supports it from several manufacturers.…
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An Indiegogo project to build a watch that projects its display onto your hand has blown the doors off its target by raising a million dollars in funding – even though no functional device has yet been built.…
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'WICED Sense' comes with sensors and wireless so devs can wire things into stuff

Broadcom has released a US$20 Internet of Things thing it hopes will give developers a cut-price way to explore the sensor-tised kinds of applications a wired world enables.…

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Odroid-W zeroed by SoC supply

Hardkernel, which last month announced its intention to build a Raspberry Pi clone, has abruptly quit the idea.…
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Sources: time to put in plenty of clock-watching for' iWatch

Apple will reportedly not unleash a wearable device at Cupertino's iPhone 6 event on 9 September. And - when the iWatch does arrive - rumours suggest it could carry a $400 price tag.…
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Pics Alienware has spent five years honing its Area-51 gaming PC, and - in the process - has sexed up the beast with a menacing-looking new "triad chassis" design.…
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Review Last week, coffee drinkers were treated to some alternative brewing techniques. So, is there any special gadgetry for those with a taste for tea? Jennifer Newton discovers there's more to letting off steam than meets the eye.…

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Haswell-E processors designed for gamers and workstation crowds

Intel has released its first eight-core desktop chip, the Intel Core i7-5960X processor Extreme Edition, formerly known as Haswell-E, along with two other slightly slower chips.…
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... And everywhere else too

Android made further inroads into the US market at the expense of Apple, according to latest market share snapshot from tech analyst Kantar. Meanwhile, Windows Phone has stalled in 2014.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/29/larger_ipad_could_target_enterprise_keeping_apple_out_of_low_end_scrum/ 2014-08-29T12:58:03Z Wireless Watch http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Wireless%20Watch Larger iPad could target big biz, save Apple from low-end scrum
12.9-inch iPad to reverse tablet slowdown?

Analysis As has been increasingly the case with smartphones, the tablet market is shifting away from an Apple/Samsung head-to-head, and becoming a free-for-all.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/29/samsung_to_use_nokia_maps/ 2014-08-29T11:43:34Z Simon Rockman http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Simon%20Rockman Nokia: Read these Maps, Samsung – we're HERE for the Gear
Only on the Tizen smartwatch...

For Nokia, getting Samsung – the world's biggest smartphone manufacturer – to use its HERE Maps is a huge win.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/29/google_wings_it_with_new_delivery_drones/ 2014-08-29T00:56:53Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Google's 'Captain Moonshot': I will BOMB you with DELIVERIES
Project Wing tests auto-craft for remote drops

Google has unveiled a new programme to build autonomous delivery drones that are capable of carrying items into remote areas.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/28/end_of_buttons_apple_looks_to_patent_animating_iphone_sidewalls/ 2014-08-28T18:35:58Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols End of buttons? Apple looks to patent animating iPhone sidewalls
Filing suggests handset with display strips

Apple has filed for a patent on technology to put small displays in the sidewalls of a smartphone.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/28/dyson_robot_vacuum_cleaner_teaser/ 2014-08-28T14:58:10Z Brid-Aine Parnell http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Brid-Aine%20Parnell One step closer to ROBOT BUTLERS: Dyson flashes vid of VACUUM SUCKER bot
Latest cleaner available for world+dog in September

Vid Video of Dyson's new hoover, sucking away.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/28/tim_cook_in_applerexia_fears_as_macbook_gets_dangerously_thin/ 2014-08-28T14:02:02Z Jasper Hamill http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jasper%20Hamill Tim Cook in Applerexia fears: New MacBook THINNER THAN EVER
'Supply chain sources' give up the goss on new iLappy

Apple is preparing to release a MacBook which tabloid newspapers might describe as "worryingly thin", supply chain sources have claimed.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/28/samsung_gear_s_announced_to_pip_iwatch/ 2014-08-28T10:56:06Z Jasper Hamill http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jasper%20Hamill Samsung Gear S: Quick, LAUNCH IT – before Apple straps on iWatch
Full specs for wrist-mounted device here ... but who'll buy it?

Samsung's Gear S appears to have pipped Apple's iWatch to the post.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/28/google_glass_review/ 2014-08-28T09:03:06Z Alun Taylor http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Alun%20Taylor Reg man looks through a Glass, darkly: Google's toy ploy or killer tech specs?
Tip: Put the shades on and you'll look less of a spanner

Review Seldom has a device been so reviled and praised at the same time. But is Google Glass the future of wearable connectivity or simply the toy of the self-appointed tech elite?…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/28/chipzilla_gives_birth_to_a_tiny_comms_chip/ 2014-08-28T07:03:03Z Richard Chirgwin http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Richard%20Chirgwin Chipzilla gives birth to a TINY comms chip
Eensy-weensy 3G for Internet of Things

Intel has shrunk a 3G-plus-power amplifier combo with a 300 square millimetre footprint, which it's targeting at Internet of Things applications.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/27/qualcomm_eu_antitrust_probe_possible/ 2014-08-27T13:32:06Z Brid-Aine Parnell http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Brid-Aine%20Parnell Qualcomm to get it from both sides? EU probe may be coming – report
China's 'monopoly' probe has already begun

Mobile chipmaker Qualcomm could be facing into an antitrust probe from the EU at the same time as it fends off a similar investigation in China, according to Reuters.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/27/lizard_squad_hacking_rampage/ 2014-08-27T12:29:05Z John Leyden http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=John%20Leyden Ouch... right in the VIDEO GAME: Lizard Squad attacks XBox, Twitch
Hacktivists must really hate gamers

The hacker crew calling itself the "Lizard Squad" has followed up on high profile assaults on Sony over the weekend with online attacks on Xbox Live and Twitch, a broadcast platform for gamers.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/27/tim_cook_this_aint_peak_apple_its_just_a_humpy_speedbump_ti/ 2014-08-27T11:58:03Z Jasper Hamill http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jasper%20Hamill Tim Cook: I'm NOT worried about CRAP iPad sales. It's just a 'speedbump'
'We couldn't be happier with how we've done'

Tim Cook has claimed the slowdown in fondleslab sales is not a sign of Apple's imminent demise, but merely a "speedbump" along the path to tablet world domination.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/27/apple_set_to_screen_mega_ads_on_ginormous_liquidmetal_fondleslab/ 2014-08-27T11:18:10Z Jasper Hamill http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jasper%20Hamill HUGE iPAD? Maybe. HUGE ADVERTS? That's for SURE
Noo! Hand not big enough! Don't look at meee!

Apple is preparing to turn its relatively humble fondleslab into a monster hand advertising billboard.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/27/measure_twice_cut_once/ 2014-08-27T10:02:04Z Simon Rockman http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Simon%20Rockman Finally, a practical use for 3D printing: Helping surgeons rehearse
Measure twice, cut once: Have a poke before going into theatre

A mix of 3D printing, medical imaging and software which joins the two together is helping reduce the length of time taken to complete certain complex operations.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/27/raspberry_pi_b_plus_review/ 2014-08-27T09:02:11Z Tony Smith http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Tony%20Smith Raspberry Pi B+: PHWOAR, get a load of those pins
More USB ports than your laptop? You'd better believe it...

Review You might think that as a purveyor of a nifty compact computer selling in the millions, you'd consider two years after the debut of your first offering that it was high time you tempted back the buyers with a go-faster, more capacious and shinier model. Heck, Apple and others don't even wait that long: they upgrade products year in, year out.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/27/phabletphace_all_the_cool_kids_are_doing_it_in_asia/ 2014-08-27T01:53:08Z Richard Chirgwin http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Richard%20Chirgwin PhabletPhace: All the cool kids are doing it in Asia
Phát, smart and happy

Large smartphones, aka "phablets" have have captured a big (fondle)slab of the mobile phone market in Asia.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/26/hp_recalls_six_million_laptop_power_cords_over_fire_risk/ 2014-08-26T22:05:47Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Now that's FIRE WIRE: HP recalls 6 MILLION burn-risk laptop cables
Right in the middle of Burning Mains Man week

HP has recalled more than six million power leads after the US Consumer Product Safety Commission warned the kit was starting fires.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/26/california_signs_off_on_cellphone_killswitch_law/ 2014-08-26T18:17:47Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Super Cali signs a kill-switch, campaigners say it's atrocious
Remote-death button bad news for crooks, protesters – and great news for hackers?

California's governor Jerry Brown has signed off on a bill that requires any manufacturer selling smartphones in the Golden State to install a kill switch capable of bricking the handset.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/26/lg_takes_on_galaxy_note/ 2014-08-26T16:01:09Z Simon Rockman http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Simon%20Rockman LG pokes G3 Stylus at Samsung's Galaxy Note
Want more? You'll have to wait for IFA

The mobile phone company once known as "Lucky Goldstar" has taken a trip back into the past and will launch a phablet with a stylus at German phonefest IFA.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/26/apple_promises_to_lift_the_curse_of_the_drained_battery/ 2014-08-26T14:02:09Z Jasper Hamill http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jasper%20Hamill Apple promises to lift Curse of the Drained iPhone 5 Battery
Have you tried turning it off and...? Never mind, here's a replacement

Apple has started a free battery replacement scheme for fanbois whose iPhone 5s were cursed with premature power drainage.…
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Tablet games market to swell to $13 beeelllion - analyst

The fondleslab games market is set to grow to a comparatively mammoth $13.3bn by the end of the decade, new research from Juniper has predicted.…
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The Desktop PIM buddy: A 1990s idea finally done right?

Former smartphone giant BlackBerry has another trick up its sleeve for its comeback, alongside the oddest looking phone in recent years. The Passport is expected to be unveiled next month, along with an intriguing bit of software, the as-yet-unannounced BlackBerry Blend.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/26/huawei_only_has_love_for_android/ 2014-08-26T11:18:07Z Simon Rockman http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Simon%20Rockman Huawei: 'Tizen has no chance', Windows Phone is 'difficult'... it's Android all the way
One OS to lead them all

+Comment Richard Yu, the head of Huawei's consumer business group, has said that he sees an Android future for the company.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/26/top_ten_gaming_keyboard_and_mouse_combos/ 2014-08-26T08:35:04Z Lucy Orr http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Lucy%20Orr Six of the best gaming keyboard and mouse combos
Fingers on buttons, teams

Product round-up I would like to think my gaming skills make me invincible but if I ever do get pwned it's always easiest to blame the hardware.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/26/wearables_market_set_to_explode/ 2014-08-26T06:04:07Z Jasper Hamill http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jasper%20Hamill Wearables market set to EXPLODE... Wait, is that a STRAP-ON chair?
It's not just wrist 'puters any more

The wrist computer market has grown by almost 700 per cent this year, the brainy bods at Canalys have claimed.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/25/amazon_snipes_twitch_out_from_under_google/ 2014-08-25T22:31:09Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Amazon Twitch snatch catches Google the gobbler off guard
Level up! Bezos in $970m game stream punt

Amazon has confirmed its purchase of Twitch, the pose-streaming startup beloved of gamers, in a $970m deal which appears to confirm that video gaming is a spectator sport as well as a participatory one.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/25/sony_says_playstation_network_is_back_up_and_running_no_data_lost/ 2014-08-25T18:58:11Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Sony's 'Lizard Squad' battered PlayStation Network staggers to feet
Hackers having more success taking down Xbox

Sony says it has beaten off the latest attack against its PlayStation Network – this time by the hacktivist group that calls itself the lizard Squad" – and insists all of the user information it stores is safe.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/25/steps_apple_needs_to_take_to_stay_in_the_game/ 2014-08-25T11:04:29Z Wireless Watch http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Wireless%20Watch So, Apple won't sell cheap kit? Prepare the iOS garden wall WRECKING BALL
It can throw the low cost race if it looks to the cloud

Opinion It's that time of year again, when Apple's annual iPhone launch is looming and the mobile chattersphere becomes entirely dominated again by one handset maker.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/25/ford_mondeo_gains_led_headlights/ 2014-08-25T09:42:09Z Simon Rockman http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Simon%20Rockman Bright lights, affordable motor: Ford puts LED headlights onto Mondeo
Squint and you can see the future

Vulture at the Wheel Ford has announced its first car with dynamic LED headlights, which apparently provide as much light as Xenon bulbs – and last for the lifetime of the vehicle.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/25/leak_intel_readies_next_round_of_nuc/ 2014-08-25T02:05:04Z Richard Chirgwin http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Richard%20Chirgwin Leak: Intel readies next round of NUC
Cheap boxen to get a refresh

Slides of what's widely reported to be the next iteration of Intel's NUC have hit the Web courtesy of fan site Fanless Tech.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/24/amd_radeon_r9_285_graphic_card_unveiled/ 2014-08-24T13:50:07Z Team Register http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Team%20Register AMD unveils 'single purpose' graphics card for PC gamers and NO ONE else
Chip maker claims the Radeon R9 285 is 'best in its class'

Chip giant AMD took the wraps off the latest in a series of graphic cards on Saturday when it revealed the Radeon R9 285, which it claims is speedier than rival Nvidia GTX 760.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/23/spicephone_firefox_os_phone_india/ 2014-08-23T01:32:04Z Simon Sharwood http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Simon%20Sharwood Cheapo Firefox OS mobes to debut in India – definitely not one for selfie-conscious users
Spicephone hopes Fire One Mi-FX 1 will heat up the market

The Mozilla Foundation's aim to create a Firefox OS for mobile devices was not to take a quixotic tilt at the top end of the smartphone market. Instead, it hoped to provide an alternative that would enable the delivery of low-cost, but still smart, devices to places where smartphones are still a significant purchase.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/23/iphone_owners_are_stinking_rich_says_mobile_report/ 2014-08-23T00:05:07Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols iPhone owners EARN MORE THAN YOU, says mobile report
Fanbois make medico money, Fandroids earn like lesser boffins

The average iPhone app fanboi makes nearly double the mean US annual salary.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/22/iphone_6_production_line_grinds_to_a_halt_after_screen_snag/ 2014-08-22T17:10:09Z Jasper Hamill http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jasper%20Hamill Trundle, trundle, FLEEEP: iPhone 6 production grinds to halt
Screen snags plague fruity supplier Pegatron

The production of Apple's iPhone 6 has reportedly hit a major snag after the redesign of a screen component caused a supply shortage.…


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By Christian Caple, The Spokesman-Review
PULLMAN – Just one week after players were instructed by a professional about the dangers of social media, Twitter is no more for the Washington State football team.
The decision was made Tuesday, coach Mike Leach said, to ban his players from the social media site effective immediately.
"Quite frankly, if after today you see anything on Twitter from our team," Leach said, "and I don't care if it says, 'I love life,' I would like to see it because I will suspend them."
So, what prompted this decision?
"Because I decided to, that's what prompted that," Leach said.
Reached by telephone Tuesday night, athletic director Bill Moos said some "vulgar" tweets written by WSU players had been brought to his attention earlier in the day, but that he didn't address the matter with Leach.
He supports the coach's decision.
"I fully understand this is the youth of today and so forth, but we have to have our attention and focus on building a football program here, and our players need to have that as their priority," Moos said. "They aren't bashing coaches or the program or any of that, but it's not what we want to be perceived as how our program is represented. I would endorse what Mike Leach has done. We've got some areas that we continue to clean up, and this apparently is one as well."
Moos said WSU student-athletes were required to attend a social media presentation last week. He said he reads tweets every now and then to make sure players aren't making derogatory comments about coaches or teammates.
"I've got kids myself, and they have Twitters and Facebooks and all that," Moos said. "And a lot of that stuff that comes across there, it would not be approved by the Parent Teacher Association.
"(Some tweets) do not portray the image of what I want our athletes to portray, so we've got to learn that and adhere to it and keep our focus on the task at hand, and that's getting things done academically and building this program."
Leach has a Twitter account with 39,345 followers, but it's mostly used for promotion purposes and Leach has said he doesn't usually operate the account himself.


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A new guidebook, the BIM Handbook: A Guide to Building Information Modeling for Owners, Managers, Designers, Engineers and Contractors, encompasses all areas of the A/E/C industry as it relates to building information modeling. Written by a group of leading pioneers and researchers in BIM, the handbook is a highly visual resource guide developed to help the building and design community better understand new businesses processes facilitated by this technology.
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Dawon Cummings' layup with 4 seconds to play gave Indiana State a 65-64 nonconference victory over Iona on Saturday.
RJ Mahurin scored 16 points to lead the Sycamores (17-11), who snapped a three-game losing streak sustained in Missouri Valley Conference play. Cummings scored 13 points, Manny Arop had 10 points and 12 rebounds and Jake Odum contributed 10 points and seven assists.
Lamont Jones led the Gaels with 26 points. Taaj Ridley scored 16 and David Laury and Tre Bowman each had 11 rebounds for Iona.
The Gaels (15-13), of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, have lost three in a row. Iona has lost six of its last seven games by a total of 11 points, including a pair of double-overtime defeats.
It was the first meeting between the schools. The game was part of the BracketBusters series.
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The motion was filed under seal Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Jackson. Prosecutors asked for the motion to be sealed because it contains information about the defendants' cooperation in the investigation of James Craig Anderson's death. Anderson, a 47-year-old black man, was run over in Jackson on June 26, 2011.
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The Oak Hill police, Fayette County Sheriff's Department and State Police were called to an armed robbery at the store in the Foodland plaza on Friday night.
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Around 15 former and current teachers with the teachers organization Delta Alpha Kappa Society helped plant a garden at the Children's Center in Joplin.
The group also donated the plants and flowers and hope this garden will serve as a symbol.
"The importance of it is to see things growing," says Shelley Kneelend of the Alpha Delta Kappa Society. "Children are growing every day and we work with children. It is important to not only work with children on a daily basis in school, we felt the flowers would be a symbol of that growing."
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It's Florida's big secret. The state's residents are supposed to pay taxes for online purchases. But most everybody knows that the state has no easy way to enforce the law, which requires retailers and e-companies with a physical presence in Florida to collect the 6 percent sales tax.
The biggest loophole of all? The law gives a free ride to out-of-state companies from collecting and sending to Tallahassee sales taxes from Florida buyers. That loophole puts the government, through its tax policy, picking winners and losers. From a business viewpoint, out-of-state Web companies can price out brick-and-mortar stores that hire Floridians — thanks to the loophole.
That's unfair to Florida businesses, which makes U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio's opposition to a proposed federal law that would apply sales taxes to most all interstate Internet sales particularly odd. He says he's for consumers and no new taxes. Nice sound bite. What about tax fairness and closing loopholes that in essence punish the Sunshine State's job-creators?
The federal proposal would allow states to collect taxes on Internet purchases their residents make from out-of-state companies. That's long overdue.
Gov. Rick Scott just may have nudged Florida in the right direction with last week's announcement that Amazon will be opening two distribution centers in Florida — a $300 million investment. Amazon's physical presence will mean that, finally, the Seattle-based e-company will be required to collect sales taxes from Florida buyers. About 3,000 warehouse and distribution jobs would be created in the state, too.
Initially, Gov. Scott was reluctant to impose the sales tax obligation, and Amazon wanted a break for two years. A governor's spokesperson now says Amazon will collect the tax when the law requires it.
The bigger issue is the unfair playing field the state's loophole has created. Legislators keep sidestepping their duty to require all retailers to collect the sales tax — maintaining the status quo that punishes Florida-based retailers. The governor has said he would only support taxing Internet purchases if the new money would be offset by tax cuts overall. That shortsighted position ignores Florida is just recovering from plunging revenues during the Great Recession.
As Internet sales grow, taking business away from Florida-based stores, the stakes are high. New York, California and Texas already collect sales taxes on Web sales. Florida is the only large state that doesn't.
Plus, Amazon has struck tax deals in other states. Last summer it started collecting sales taxes in Texas after that state fought for $269 million it said Amazon owed the Lone Star State for sales taxes, interest and penalties.
It's way past time for Florida to level the business terrain and end Internet companies' free ride.


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Boris "roasted" at People's Question Time
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The sale on the five-bedroom home closed Monday at $1.175 million.
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Robin Robinson, who's been an anchor at FoxChicago for 26 years, on Monday sold her Bucktown home six months after putting it on the market.
Robinson listed the five-bedroom house for sale in mid-March, asking $1.299 million. In June, she lowered the price to $1.23 million, and in July, the home went under contract. The sale closed Monday at $1.175 million, or about ten percent less than she had originally wanted for it.
The house was built on an extra-wide lot (36 feet; the city norm is 25 feet) in 1987. Robinson moved in ten years later, but it's not clear what she paid for it. Last spring, the Chicago Tribune reported that she had paid $520,000 for the house in 1997. But the Cook County Recorder of Deeds documents, which in this case don't show a purchase price, show that her mortgage amount at that time was $521,100—more than the Trib reported as her full purchase price.
Robinson has not yet responded to my requests for comment; if she replies, she may clear up the purchase price question.
When she put the house on the market, she said she was selling because with the younger of her two children now 15 years old, she was looking into downsizing.
The house, just a few blocks from the North/Damen/Milwaukee epicenter of all that is hip, has decks off the kitchen and off the second-floor master bedroom. As the listing photos show, it has a largely open main floor, many stone and tile finishes, and a large kitchen with wood cabinets and a stainless steel backsplash. There are three upstairs bedrooms and two more in the basement, and three full baths plus one partial.
Jill Hare of Jameson Sotheby's International Realty was the listing agent. The buyers are not yet identified in public records.
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There's no purchase price question to clear up -- she paid $520K for it. Cook County records show that. Document number #97128412.
Interesting. Thanks, Leslie. As you saw, that document comes up separate from the main documents on the property. I hadn't found that document, and I regret that. Yep, looks like she paid $520,000.
"I'm a vagabond now," Robinson told me on the phone this afternoon. "I'm in temporary housing for [at least] the next month while I decide. I'm going to take a little break from looking. There are so many places in Chicago I'd like to live: the South Loop, the West Loop, Hyde Park. Right now I think it will be Hyde Park."
Robinson says she had planned to rent a house or tonwhouse, but found out while hunting that "supply is low and demand is high." A bidding war broke out over one rental, and she backed away. "I didn't want it as much as they did," she says. Seeing the demand for rental housing makes her "wish I had bought ten two-bedroom condos over the years. I could retire on the rents from [those]."
Of the Bucktown sale, she said: "I think the price was fair. I got it sold. In this unpredictable market, that's something to celebrate."


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SAN DIEGO -- In the midst of an eight-game winning streak and a playoff chase, the Rockies will turn to a rookie making his Major League debut on Saturday in San Diego.Esmil Rogers looks to continue Colorado's hot stretch when he takes the mound for the first time in a big league venue. The Rockies dramatic comeback on Friday night gave the club its 10th win in 11 games. Rogers was in the Rockies' clubhouse before Friday's game at PETCO Park, and he discussed how he received the news that he was on his way to the Majors. "The manager called me in, and I wondered what happened," Rogers said. "They told me, 'You're going to the big leagues, and you're not going to be in Triple-A any more.' [Thursday] they told me I was going to start [Saturday]." The pressure of a pennant race did not appear to intimidate the young right-hander, who when asked whether he would be able to sleep Friday night, smiled and said, "We'll see." Rogers also had time to contact some friends and family when he got the news. "They were very happy," Rogers said. "Everybody was telling me, 'Congratulations.'" Whether or not he gets a full night's sleep, the Rockies will be leaning on the 24-year-old Rogers to help them continue a run at the postseason as they trail the National League West-leading Dodgers by two games, but lead the NL Wild Card race by 5 1/2 games over the Giants. Pitching matchup
COL: RHP Esmil Rogers (Major League debut)
Rogers began the year in standout fashion at Double-A Tulsa, going 8-2 with a 2.48 ERA in 15 starts, with 83 strikeouts against 19 walks in 94 1/3 innings. His numbers were not nearly as impressive in 12 games, including 11 starts, at Triple-A Colorado Springs. There were five extremely bad games in which he gave up 31 earned runs in 20 2/3 innings. The rest were decent or better. Rogers, 24, played shortstop for three years in the Rockies' chain before moving to the mound in 2006. SD: RHP Tim Stauffer (4-6, 3.49 ERA)
Stauffer was very good against the Dodgers on Sunday, allowing one earned run in 6 2/3 innings. He has gone 6 2/3 in each of last two starts after going five frames in each of his previous five. Against the Dodgers, Stauffer got 11 ground-ball outs and walked one. "Stauffer has been pretty steady since he joined the rotation," Padres manager Bud Black said. Tidbits
Right-hander Jose Contreras, who left Thursday's game with a right quadriceps strain, was still experiencing soreness on Friday, according to manager Jim Tracy. Contreras is unlikely to make his next scheduled start on Wednesday in San Francisco, but Tracy was noncommittal about who will take Contreras' turn in the rotation. It could be Friday's starter, Jorge De La Rosa, who would have normal rest by Wednesday should he get the call. "My gut tells me right now that we'll lean strongly in the direction of De La Rosa, especially with days off coming up," Tracy said. "If in fact that would be the option that we choose, we certainly could use him." De La Rosa was scheduled to pitch Friday, and if Contreras' injury improves, he could get that start instead. ... Two injured starters, Aaron Cook and Jeff Francis threw bullpen sessions on Friday, and Tracy awaited the results of Cook's session in particular as the right-hander may be nearing a return. Before he does rejoin the team, however, Cook will likely make a rehab appearance or pitch a simulated game. "Seeing hitters is obviously something that definitely comes into play with regards to him," Tracy said. "I think that we've got to take first things first, and number one, how is he throwing in his bullpen." Tickets
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"Minotauro was terrific. That sweep was artistic. I was amazed to see his mental strength and his submission techniques. I found a lot to learn from his fight. I was also surprised to see how quick Sylvia gave up and tapped out though. It seems the American style."
Middleweight contender Yushin Okami comments on the action this weekend during UFC 81: "Breaking Point" in a recent blog entry. I was just as surprised with the quick tap, however, I did not attribute it to the "American Style." I'm not even sure I know what that means ... has something been lost in translation or is it an insult to other American fighters? Surely, Chris Leben, Josh Koscheck, Drew McFedries, David Heath (not his decision), Phil Baroni and a ton of other American fighters who prefer to go night-night rather than submit would object.


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Blauvelt Mansion's mortgage sale pushed back to January
The sale of the Blauvelt Mansion's mortgage has been postponed for the third time since November. The $3.7 million foreclosure sale has been moved to Jan. 4.
The historic Oradell house's $1.9 million mortgage sale was initially scheduled for Nov. 9, and then delayed to Nov. 16 to include a smaller $700,000 mortgage in the bidding. Both sales were postponed to Dec. 7 in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, and the $1.9 million mortgage was increased to $3.7 after a new assessment of the 4-acre property.
CareOne purchased the mansion's land in January 2011 and will most likely take control of the 4-acre property should they secure the mortgages. Both sales have been tied up in litigation for the past few years after the property went into foreclosure in 2010.
In 2007 and 2008, CareOne brought two applications before the Paramus Zoning Board "of Adjustment for the "construction of an assisted living facility on the lawn in front of the mansion. Both applications were rejected by the zoning board, "and CareOne sued the"borough, claiming discrimination against dementia patients. That lawsuit was later withdrawn.
Later, former owner Jeffery Wells took CareOne to court, alleging that the company reneged on an agreement to make $15,000 in mortgage payments.
The $3.7 million mortgage belongs to Valley National Bank, while the $700,000 is held by First Choice Bank. Both mortgage sales require a 20 percent down payment at the time of purchasing, and include a smaller house on the property in addition to the mansion itself.
The Blauvelt Mansion was built in 1896 for millionaire Kimball Chase Atwood, and later sold to philanthropist Hiram Blauvelt, who held large parties at the mansion in the 1920s. The mansion has received visits from Grover Cleveland, Joe Kennedy Sr. and George Herman "Babe" Ruth.
In 1957, the Hiram Blauvelt "Art Museum was founded by "the Blauvelt-Demarest Foundation in memory of the late "conservationist. The museum is located next to the mansion.
The Wells family purchased the Blauvelt Mansion in 1979, and resided there until 2011. That same year, the mansion was named one of the 10 Most Endangered Historic Sites in New Jersey by Preservation New Jersey.
To help gauge how the "borough's residents feel about the mansion's development, the Oradell Borough Council has "created a small online survey. "The governing body will use the collected information to help decide how to approach different scenarios with regards to ownership of the property.
"The survey focuses on "the different possibilities and "scenarios for ownership of the property, but is not a specific plan determining the property's future use," according to a description of the survey on the borough's website. "The information gathered from the survey will give the Mayor and Council some direction on how to proceed going forward."
The 10-question document asks residents whether certain portions of the property should be preserved or respected as private property, as well as how the "property should be funded "were the borough to acquire the "mansion. The survey can be found at surveymonkey.com/s/v3nlwtx or through the Borough of Oradell's website.
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JAMES Constable will still keep close tabs on Oxford United's fortunes despite starting the next stage of his career away from the Kassam Stadium, writes MATTHEW BRUCE.
The striker, who left the U's this summer one goal short of equalling their all-time goalscoring record, is pictured above playing for his new team Eastleigh in a pre-season friendly at Didcot Town on Monday.
He netted twice in a 3-0 victory.
The 29-year-old is beginning to get used to life after Oxford, but will always follow United's progress under a new manager following the departure of former boss Gary Waddock.
"My decision was made early in the summer and the situation there and the fact that I was offered less, meant it wasn't going to be possible for me to stay," he said.
"I made the decision to move from the club and I'm still happy with that decision."
Constable added: "It was a big part of my career.
"I was there for quite a long time and it's natural to keep in touch with what's going on.
"It's not really for me to comment on, but the club have made a decision and new people have come in.
"I had a brief time with Gary and he was a nice guy. He was unfortunate to have lost his job, but a new guy has come in and I'm sure everyone will give him their best."
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BOSTON — An attorney argued Monday that women can't expect privacy in a subway from people like her client, 31-year-old Michael Robertson, who is accused of using his cell phone camera to snap "up-skirt" pictures of female passengers.
"If a clothed person reveals a body part, whether it was intentional or unintentional, he or she cannot expect privacy," attorney Michelle Menken told the seven justices of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
Menken maintains that the laws regarding taking unwanted pictures of women are outdated, and such actions are protected under the First Amendment.
Robertson, of Andover, Mass., was arrested in August 2010 for allegedly trying to take photos up women's dresses on Boston's Green Line subway.
Robertson's trial in Boston Municipal Court has been stayed pending the appeal before the state's highest court. He was not in the courtroom for the arguments.
Menken told the justices that so-called "peeping Tom" laws protect nude women and men from being photographed in dressing rooms and bathrooms. However, the law as worded does not protect clothed people in public areas.
Attorney Cailin Campbell argued on behalf of the state "there is an understandable expectation that one can have on not being photographed like that in that kind of setting."
But Menken said she is worried about First Amendment rights being violated if Robertson is convicted.
"For example, say a woman is breast feeding in public and someone who is morally opposed to this or even a journalist takes a picture. The woman may be covered, but for some reason the picture shows a little bit of her breast. Now, that person who took the photo can be charged with the same thing," Menken said.
Robertson is being charged with two counts of photographing an unsuspecting nude or partially nude person. If his appeal to the state's high court fails, he could face more than two years in jail if convicted.
Details for this story were reported by The Eagle Tribune in North Andover, Mass.


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Even as they have established themselves as one of the game's best relief duos, Jonny Venters and Craig Kimbrel have not been able to escape the fact that Braves bullpen coach Eddie Perez still views them as wide-eyed kids who remind him of his young sons. "They're kids," Perez said. "I have to tell them where to go and what to do. I love them. They're incredible kids."
July could be key month for Braves | ajc.com
July could be a big month for the Braves. The current National League wild-card leaders play 17 of 27 games at home. Seven of eight series are against teams with records just above or below .500. The month also includes a three-game set at the Phillies, who lead by four games, a battle of the top two teams in the NL.
Hot-hitting McCann enters early MVP discussion | ajc.com
"It's amazing to watch on a day-to-day basis, especially from a catcher," Braves utility man Eric Hinske said. "He plays every day; he wants to play. The at-bats he puts out there, the way he handles left-handed pitching. ... He's one of the best players in the game, no doubt in my mind."
McCann's MVP candidacy; Kawakami rocked | Atlanta Braves
The Braves' hopes of trading Kenshin Kawakami have steadily eroded since his demotion to Double-A Mississippi, where the veteran Japanese pitcher got rocked and made an early exit from his latest start Wednesday. He gave up seven runs, six hits (one homer) and two walks in two innings of a 12-0 loss at Huntsville. He had one strikeout and left after facing three batters without recording an out in the third inning.
Teheran is youngest International League All-Star | Atlanta Braves
Top-rated pitching prospect Julio Teheran led a group of four Triple-A Gwinnett Braves named to the International League All-Star team on Thursday. Center fielder Jose Constanza, first baseman Mauro Gomez and designated hitter Stefan Gartrell were also selected to the IL All-Star team, which will face the Pacific Coast League All-Stars in Salt Lake City on July 13.
G-Braves pitcher Teheran selected for Futures Game
Major League Baseball has released the rosters for the XM All-Star Futures Game, the 13th annual Minor League showcase portion of MLB All-Star Weekend, and Gwinnett Braves RHP Julio Teheran has been selected to the World Team.


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Central to the Bush-Petraeus Iraq strategy is to pacify and confuse American public opinion during the 2008 elections, an approach Gen. Petraeus calls "slowing down the American clock" to gain time for the counterinsurgency to continue. This week's events in
This is the most important opportunity for critics to question the "surge" since it began last year.
Here is what is happening.
To quell the Sunni insurgency and create an image of gradual progress, the
Maliki agreed to the provincial elections, it appears, in exchange for Bush's and Petraeus' permission to launch a crushing offensive against the Sadr forces who have come to power on the streets of
The four-day offensive has failed so far, provoking widespread violence from Basra to Mahmudia, Hilla, Diwaniya, Kut and the streets of Baghdad. Hundreds have been killed or wounded. Maliki's forces are being exposed as unable to fight without
So much for the surge. The
This is much more than a power struggle between Shi'a sects. The forces of Moktada al-Sadr consistently oppose the
Petraeus is due to testify before Congress April 8-9, 2008, and faces the greatest public relations crisis of his tenure in
Tom Hayden is author of many books, including two forthcoming from City Lights Books this spring: WRITINGS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY: THE TOM HAYDEN READER and VOICES OF THE CHICAGO 8: A GENERATION ON TRIAL (with Ron Sossi and Frank Condon, and court transcripts featuring Abbie Hoffman, Bobby Seale, Jerry Rubin, Rennie Davis, Dave Dellinger, John Froines, Tom Hayden, Lee Weiner).


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(RNN) - Vanderbilt, which has lost its last three games to dip to 8-5 overall and 0-1 in the SEC, returns home to face a No. 14 Kentucky team that is playing its best basketball of the season.
The Commodores will go into the game short-handed after leading scorer Eric McClellan's suspension for the rest of the season for a violation of school academic policy. McClellan was averaging 14.3 points per game, and did not travel with his team to their 68-63 league loss at Alabama last Tuesday.
McClellan, a transfer from Tulsa, apologized for his errors in a public statement and is expected to return to the program in the summer. The Commodores have just seven scholarship players on the roster.
The Wldcats crushed Mississippi State 85-63 in their league opener, which came 11 days after a 73-66 win over defending national champion Louisville back on Dec. 28.
The Cats (11-3;1-0) started slowly against the Bulldogs, but buried the visitors under a dominating 27-6 second-half run and hit 65 percent of their second-stanza shots.
Freshman James Young scored 26 points, Alex Poythress and Willie Cauley-Stein added 12 each to lead scoring. During the decisive run, Young tossed up three assists for dunks, knocked in a 3-pointer and made a couple of free throws
Julius Randle missed a double-double, scoring only eight points, but he was a terror on the boards, grabbing 14 rebounds. Young had 10 boards.
The game will air at 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS Sports.
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