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Weekend Reading: Facebook news, latest smartphones and charitable stats
Today is Friday which means it's time for our Weekend Reading. Check out below to learn about Facebook's News Feed updates, the newest devices from Samsung and the generosity of social media users.
Facebook updates its…updates
Yesterday, Facebook shared news that they're working to update their News Feed in response to consumers' feedback about getting old posts. These updates will include placing priority on posts that complement conversations and topics trending on Facebook. It will also be taking into account the rate at which people are liking or commenting on a post to determine how high up it will be placed in a user's News Feed. The social media platform says it will be rolling out these changes gradually so stay tuned.
What type of content are you looking for in your News Feed?
Exploring the galaxy
September has been quite the month so far for new phone launches – and I'm excited. For example, Samsung launched the GALAXY S5 Active and GALAXY Core LTE – two completely different devices, catering to totally different groups of customers. If you spend your time outside, on a job site, or are the next Les Stroud, the S5 Active's rugged design is built to survive the harsh elements and extreme temperatures. On the flip side, the Core LTE is a premium smartphone at an affordable price – great for watching movies and playing games. A little bit of something for everyone from Samsung this week. Learn more about these smartphones, and our latest devices at Rogers.com.
Have you checked out these smartphones yet?
Social media for a good cause
There has certainly been a lot of conversation lately around how social media is being used to garner charitable donations and awareness. As reported by Mashable, a recent SurveyMonkey Audience revealed that in fact, social media users are more charitable than we think. 51 per cent of survey respondents hear about new social good initiatives through social first, and 45 per cent said they hear about social initiatives most often through social media. But it's not all talk, the survey also found that almost 64 per cent of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and/or Google+ users said they've donated $100 or more to charitable causes in the last year.
How do you feel about using social media to support a good cause?
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Weekend Reading: A glimpse at our Rogers Social Insiders, surprising social stats and more
Happy Saturday RedBoard readers. In this week's Weekend Reading we're checking in with our ambassadors, learning about social sharing and getting techie with TV.
A look at our Rogers Social Insiders
We're pleased to have a great group of proud Rogers ambassadors, known as our Rogers Social Insiders. In our post this week, we shared a Storify to showcase their exciting past six months – from testing out devices, sharing their reviews and attending exclusive events. Let us know, if you're looking for a chance to share your passion for technology, or if you'd like to learn more about being a Rogers Social Insider.
What technology are you passionate about?
A world of social butterflies
I am an avid social media user; I love reading tweets, updating my Google+ status and sharing photos on my preferred social platform, Facebook. New research from Go Gulf, shared by OnlineSocialMedia.net, revealed what people globally are sharing with their social networks:
- Top shared content includes:
- 43% pictures
- 26% opinions and status update of what and how they're doing
- 26% link to articles
- Number of photos shared everyday via desktop
- 476.59 million on Facebook
- 206.74 million on Google+
- 171.75 million on Twitter
- Most shared emotions include:
- 17% laughter
- 15% amusement
- 14% joy
Tell us, how do you share your social updates?
Direct route to your favourite channel
With help from our friends at Rogers Community Forums, this week we learned how to program our TV to start on any channel we want. Following the simple steps provided in our post, Rogers NextBox 3.0 customers can turn on the tube directly to sports, movies, music, and more.
What channel did you choose?
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Want to become a Rogers Social Insider? Check out what they've been up to for the first half of this year
They tweet. They Instagram, they create GIFs, they Google+ and Facebook. Some Snapchat too. They are all over the place, they are passionate about technology. The Rogers Social Insiders are proud ambassadors of Rogers and while we supply them with opportunities to try out some cool devices, get into exclusive events and experience the Toronto Blue Jays in a whole new way, they teach us how technology impacts their lives. They give us their thoughts when they share our news and they keep showing us new ways to push technology to its limits or to their benefit.
We're very proud to have them as ambassadors and want to showcase what they've been up to in these past six months.
And if you'd like to hear more about the program or become a Rogers Social Insider, let us know here!
Weekend Reading: Gear-ing up, finding faves and welcoming spring
This week, we said adios to winter (at least according to the calendar), tested out a new Twitter feature and got all the details on Samsung's new GALAXY S5 and wearables. Want in on our newfound knowledge? Here's some Weekend Reading.
Get the Gear
The Samsung GALAXY S5 is coming to Rogers on April 11! The Canadian specs and launch date were revealed this week, and we're really excited about the S. Health 3.0 app, which records steps and heart rate information and lets you record diet and exercise information. You can reserve yours now on the Rogers Reservation System.
The icing on the cake: the Samsung Gear 2 Neo will be available exclusively for Rogers customers, also on April 11. All Gear accessories display your phone's calls, texts and emails on your wrist. The Gear 2 Neo even includes a standalone music player to power your playlists on the go. Rogers will also be carrying the Gear Fit and the Gear 2. Check out what CBC had to say about the new devices here.
Which of the new Gear wearables has caught your eye? Why?
Top tweeps
Twitter marked its eighth birthday by rolling out a tool that shows your very first tweet. Unfortunately for many, that first tweet was pretty dull but this CBC roundup did uncover some gems! Our first tweet from @RogersBuzz welcomed all our new followers. My personal account's first tweet was a somewhat embarrassing third-person account of my morning at work. Hopefully, I've gotten wittier since then!
What was your first tweet?
Twitter's testing a new timeline feature that lets you track every tweet from a selected group of people. The micro-blogging site's "Fave People" lets you group your preferred accounts into a special timeline. You can also choose to receive notifications when they tweet.
I've been playing with the feature, which is currently being tested on Android, and I must admit, it's kind of nice to have a special list of my preferred folks. Rather than my usual list functions – media, runners, sports, etc. – I've been using the feature to keep track of my real-life friends whose updates sometimes get lost in my main feed. One caveat – friends with locked profiles cannot be favourites.
How would you use the "Fave People" function?
Sweet springtime
OK, some parts of the country may still be seeing the odd flurry and sub-zero temperature. But the calendar assures us that spring is coming, and we spent yesterday looking for proof! @RogersBuzz followers shared a few promising signs of new growth and sunshine!
Even if we're still waiting on the thaw, it's a great time to start thinking about digging in the garden, or, in my case, potting a few herbs on the balcony. To help you get a head start on the growing season, we rounded up a few awesome apps to help gardening veterans and newbies alike.
What tools help your green thumb?
Weekend Reading: Facebook's birthday, Canadian cheer and app stats
This week, we celebrate Facebook entering its tween years, get a little patriotic and check out the latest predictions for app downloads. Read all about it in the latest edition of the weekend reading.
Facebook turns 10
A decade ago on February 4, Facebook was born. In a familiar story, immortalized in The Social Network, the site soon spread from a few university students to everyone, including your youngest sibling and your grandma. From introducing the ideas of "friending" and "defriending" to guaranteeing annual birthday wishes from loose acquaintances, Facebook has certainly made a mark in its 10 years. In fact, Mashable has curated a list of 8 ways it changed the world. Meanwhile the Guardian dives into the network's numbers and Time shared a timeline of 10 "monumentally important twists" in the site's history. Facebook marked the occasion by launching "A Look Back," which is a short video highlighting your years on Facebook. You can get your own at facebook.com/lookback. I joined Facebook in 2006, and the first photos I shared were from a roadtrip to my hometown!
What were your Facebook firsts?
Canadian cheer
We'll be cheering on all the Canadian athletes competing in the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games and look forward to seeing that pile of gold, silver and bronze grow! Whether you're at home or on the go, you can watch complete CBC coverage of the Olympic Winter Games on Rogers on Demand on channel 100 or on Rogers Anyplace TV.
Go Canada!
What sports will you be following in the coming weeks?
Double the app-etite
Terrible pun aside, we know Canadians have on average 25 apps on their smartphones and tablets. In May 2013, the Google Play store reached the one million mark for apps and games currently available, while Apple marked the milestone in October 2013. With all these options available, app downloads are expected to double over the next four years, according to new research from eMarketer. Annual downloads are expected to soar from 82 billion in 2013 to more than 200 billion in 2017. As for how people find new apps to download, the research found that browsing the app store was the most popular (with 55 per cent), while one-third seek out apps that were recommended by friends and one-fifth found new apps through social media.
I rely heavily on app recommendations from my friends for my many, many downloads. Where do you discover new apps?
Hello, Russia!
Whether you're visiting the Kremlin in Moscow, climbing Mount Elbrus or visiting everything in between, Rogers customers can now experience same fast LTE speeds they're used to at home when they're travelling across Russia. This new LTE roaming agreement means you can enjoy seamless streaming, fast mapping and easy sharing. Find out more at Rogers.com/roaming. Happy travels!
What Russian landmark is on your must-visit bucket list?
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Weekend reading: The job hunt gets social, Rogers celebrates speed and Instagram comes to Windows
This week, we learned more good reasons to update our LinkedIn profiles, found out that 200 terabytes of wireless data pass through the Rogers Network Operations Centre daily, and welcomed a new stream of Windows phone users to the Instagram fold. Plus we found out that Canada gets first crack at some developers' brand new apps. Read all about it in the latest edition of the Weekend Reading.
Social seekers
We all know that technology has changed even the most basic of our daily tasks, from sharing grocery lists on our phones to tracking our workouts. My smartphone is most definitely my lifeline – I even negotiated my home sale a few years ago via text message. So it's not surprising that social networks have also changed the ways Canadians job hunt.
A new study commissioned by a U.S. human resources firm found that 39 per cent of Canadians have been contacted through social media in the past year about a possible job opportunity. As reported in the Globe and Mail, 14 per cent of Canadians said they were hired after receiving a message on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook or a similar site. It wasn't just employers reaching out, either – a majority of people polled (60 per cent) said social networks were a good way to forward job opportunities to others.
How have you embraced social media while job-hunting?
Filtered Windows
Windows Phone users can now filter their shots to their heart's content: the photo-sharing social network Instagram is now available for download on the Windows Phone Store. On the Instagram blog, the team notes that the new app for Windows users currently focuses only on core features and will continue to evolve.
Instagram launched on Android in March 2012 and now has more than 150 million users.
What's your go-to filter? Why?
LTE love
At Rogers, we're pretty proud to have been the first to launch LTE in Canada over two years ago. Our speed-seeking continues, as we've rolled out LTE to more than 24 million people in 120 cities – and counting. To celebrate, we created a nifty infographic featuring some of our favourite facts about the Rogers network. Did you know we service more than 9 million customers – which is twice the population of Sydney, Australia?
Check out the full story to find out how many screens our engineers use to monitor out network – and let me know which stats surprise you!
Crazy for Canada
Before an app goes mainstream, it's probably been tested by Canadians. According to a story from Mashable, developers worldwide are using our home and native land as a testing ground for apps before launching them globally. Developers say Canada's a good test market because its tech adoption trends and behaviours are comparable to other major markets. Plus, the article notes, Canadians are friendly and provide great feedback!
Did you know Canada is an app-testing hotbed?
Weekend reading: Back to school shopping, screen time and smartphones
It's hard to believe it's that time of year again already! Students are getting ready to say goodbye to summer and head back to school. Whether they're shopping online, logging hours of screen time or using Google + to help with their study groups, technology is increasingly becoming an essential part of education. Learn more in this back-to-school themed edition of the weekend reading!
Student screen time
Graduating from high school and moving on to university brings a lot of changes – including doubling the amount of time spent working on a computer, according to a study released by Intel Canada. The majority of post-secondary students logged one to two hours of screen time – for an average total of 24 hours a week – versus 30 minutes to an hour daily, and 16 hours weekly, among high school students.
In addition to longer screen sessions, university also changes how students are spending that time. Those studying at a post-secondary institution are five times more likely than high school students to manage their finances and three times more likely to organize their schedules with online tools. Plus, the time spent doing schoolwork rises to 42 per cent, up from 20 per cent during high school.
When I was a student, my screen time was probably pretty evenly split between studying, movies and MSN Messenger (even though I was still mourning the end of ICQ). How did (or do) you balance technology and studying?
Stocking up on school supplies
Satchels are getting packed, tablets are charging and parents and students are racing around to knock those last few items off their back to school shopping lists. For many shoppers, this means turning online, according to a study from Pollara Strategic Insights.
In fact, four in five Canadians were expected to shop online, spending on average $325 in store and $163 online, as reported by Techvibes. The Visa Canada-commissioned study found that cheaper prices, 57 per cent, and better sales, 42 per cent, drew surfing shoppers. Canadians are also comparison shoppers, with 87 per cent admitting to "showrooming," or looking at items in store before buying them online. Forty-one per cent said they do it often.
Do you scope purchases out in store before purchasing online?
Social smartphones
Updating, emailing and sharing on the go has become second nature for most millenials – and a new survey from media buying firm Kinetic confirms the habit has gone mainstream.
In fact, smartphones are the social networking workhorses for more than half of young adults in the U.K. The July 2013 survey found 54 per cent of those aged 18 to 34 accessed social networks primarily from their smartphones, while computers came second at 38 per cent and tablets trailed with eight per cent.
Older users were a different story, with 60 per cent of those aged 35 to 54 primarily using their computers for liking, tweeting and updating. Nearly a third of this age group use their smartphones for social networking, while 12 per cent choose tablets. A mere four per cent of those over 55 years old use their smartphone for social, with the bulk, 86 per cent, choosing the computer.
In terms of what people were sharing from their smartphones – Instagram was the most popular, with 74 per cent of those with accounts posting when they were not at home. Facebook and Twitter were the other leading networks on the go, with 59 per cent and 58 per cent respectively.
I regularly tweet, like and Instagram on the go – but reserve Pinterest for my larger computer monitor at home. Do you access social networks differently based on the platform?
Hello, Moto
We celebrated the launch of the Moto X this week (check out Mobilesyrup's review) with a panel discussion about the rapidly changing mobile industry. Guy Kawasaki, advisor at Motorola Mobility; Raj Doshi, SVP Products, Rogers; Kevin Restivo, IDC; Odile Guinot, Motorola and Daniel Bader, Mobile Syrup, shared their thoughts on what's next for Canadian smartphone users. This included increased video viewing on mobile, more video calling and a healthy debate on location services.
Read the full panel discussion on RedBoard and let us know how you see the mobile industry changing.
Weekend Reading: Moms, Canadians and travelers can't get enough of social media
With any luck we'll have another beautiful weekend in time for Mother's Day! Hopefully many of our digital moms got what they really wanted this year, because we've found more proof of their love for everything digital and social. Plus, we take a look at Canadian dependence on social media and how our new U.S. roaming rates can help you stay social across the border. Read all about it in this week's edition of Weekend Reading.
Mobile tech helps moms be more social
It's no secret that moms are some of the most digitally savvy people on the internet these days – but what makes them so social? It could be because 28 per cent of them are more likely to use a tablet, while 38 per cent own a smartphone. With such easy access, they are also more likely to follow at least one brand on social media and have made a purchase on their tablet in the past month.
These are just a few of the impressive stats Social Media Today uncovered in their latest blog post, which jibe with eMarketer's findings. According to their reports, the top reasons moms participate in social media are to connect with other moms and friends and family, share milestones and get advice.
I definitely kept these stats in mind when I did my Mother's Day shopping this year! Did you?
Canadians need a daily dose of social media
Are you among the one in three Canadians who check their social feeds at least once a day? Being someone who works with social media for a living it's hard to imagine there are still two others out of those three who DON'T check their feeds! Work aside, I'd still be one of the seven per cent who check Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn daily thanks to their accessibility on mobile devices.
Check out more in a new study from TechVibes this week – I'd be curious to know if there are other social networks people are using more than the three listed in this article. Perhaps YouTube, Pinterest or Google+ occupy more of your time?
New Rogers Roaming Rates
Chances are if you're addicted to checking your social feeds, you won't want to travel far without your smartphone. In a recent national survey conducted by Head Research for Rogers, 70 per cent of Canadians say they want to keep using their smartphones across the border because it comes in handy when checking out places to eat, seeing what the weather has in store or keeping tabs on your flight status.
That's why this week Rogers launched a new worry-free U.S. roaming internet rate. For $7.99 per 24 hour period, you get up to 50 MB of data – enough to load 200 web pages, post 5,000 tweets, or upload 128 photos from your vacation! ! More than 99 per cent of our customers use less than 50 MB of data per day when roaming. For more information, visit rogers.com/usroaming.
Kelly is a regular RedBoard contributor.
Worry-free U.S. Roaming Internet Rate now available from Rogers
Whether you're sharing an Instagram photo of a culinary treat, updating your status on Facebook or checking in with your pet, you love to stay connected when travelling.
The majority of Canadians – 70 per cent, according to a national survey conducted by Head Research for Rogers – want to keep using their smartphones after they cross the border. Whether you're sharing an Instagram photo of a culinary treat, updating your status on Facebook or checking in with your pet, you love to stay connected when travelling.
They're using maps (71 per cent), researching places to eat and things to do (61 per cent) and checking the weather (57 per cent) and their flight status (58 per cent).
But it's not just for trip planning purposes that smartphone users are staying plugged in. According to the survey, 40 per cent want to post updates on social media and/or share their travel photos. The majority, 58 per cent, want to be able to post to Facebook while in the U.S. and nearly three-quarters of Instagram users want to share their photos when travelling for personal reasons.
Women (62 per cent) are more likely than men (55 per cent) to share tales from their travels with their friends on Facebook, the survey found. The gender divide is less apparent for Instagram (31 per cent women, 27 per cent men), Twitter (26 per cent and 27 per cent) and Pinterest (14 per cent and 12 per cent).
And being on vacation is no excuse to go incommunicado. Eight out of 10 travellers want to use email to keep in touch with family, friends and work, while three-quarters of pet-owners would like to be able to check in on fluffy via email updates while they're away.
Want to stay connected on your next trip? Rogers has launched a new worry-free U.S. roaming internet rate. For $7.99 per 24 hour period, customers travelling in the U.S. can access up to 50 MB of data, nearly twice the data Rogers customers typically use per day while in Canada. That's enough data to load about 50 maps, 200 web pages, 1,000 emails, 128 photos or 5,000 tweets. While in the U.S., customers can text the word "usage" to 3330 to get updates on their roaming internet usage when they are using the $7.99 rate. For more information, visit rogers.com/usroaming.
How do you use your smartphone when you're on the road?
Weekend Reading: Canadians social media score, digital detox camp and summer's hottest devices
Some weeks provide more interesting digital news than others. This week, amid the BlackBerry Q10 and Samsung Galaxy S4 releases, what caught my eye were two stories geared towards social media use among Canadians and a camp for digital detox. Catch up on all this and more in this week's edition of Weekend Reading.
How active are Canadians with social media?
Being an avid social media user both personally and professionally, I'm always eager to see new stats revealing its popularly, particularly how Canadians compare to the rest of the world.
Maclean's published an article this week looking at social media usage in Canada, revolving around popular social sites Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Among the 4,001 Anglophone Canadians surveyed, seven out of 10 were regular social media users. What defines regular? About 63 per cent of them admitted to checking updates on these sites every day.
What surprised me most was Twitter's results – less than one in five users claimed they were on Twitter last month, the second largest social network next to Facebook! Why is this, and how does LinkedIn measure up? Check out the article for a full analysis and trends and let us know where you fit in. Of the three mentioned, I definitely use Facebook the most as well, but I see the benefits of the other networks, too.. What about you?
Camp Grounded – a digital detox summer camp for adults
Obviously, Canadians depend on social media, but have you ever wanted to just turn it all off for a few days? Surprisingly, many of you have – enough to warrant the creation of a camp designed to help people disconnect from the digital world for four whole days!
Mashable recently uncovered the retreat in California, which has over 200 participants already signed up and eager for a "digital detox." While at Camp Grounded, there is no technology use or talk whatsoever. Campers get to participate in old-school activities such as archery, capture the flag, arts and crafts workshops, pillow fights and yoga.
The first session, taking place in June, is already sold out, so if you're interested in giving it a try, you'd better sign up for the waiting list now! It definitely sounds like a cool experience that I could handle … for a day … or maybe an hour. Forget it, I miss my iPhone and apps already!
Summer's hottest devices are here!
If you're thinking Camp Grounded looks like a walk in the park, then you haven't seen what you'd be missing with the new BlackBerry Q10 and Samsung Galaxy S4, which both launched this week.
Those of you reluctant to take on a touchscreen will appreciate the Blackberry Q10. Designed with the BlackBerry keyboard fans have come to know and love, the Q10 also features touch screen capabilities, time shift mode and the BlackBerry 10 interface. The BlackBerry Q10 is available now in black, and exclusive to Rogers, white models. See why Mobile Syrup has hailed it the "best BlackBerry ever" and Crackberry calls it the "BlackBerry you've been waiting for." Let us know if you've got your hands on one yet!
If Android is more your style, Samsung fans will be delighted to know the Galaxy S4 was also released this week with some fantastic offers. For a limited time, you can get a free Kindle Paperwhite when you activate a new smartphone (including both the Samsung Galaxy S4 AND the Blackberry Q10) on select three-year plans. If e-readers aren't your thing, check out our $35 Google Play voucher available with select three-year plans when you activate a Samsung Galaxy S4 between now and June 30, 2013.
These offers are exclusive to Rogers, and of course, both are compatible on our newly branded LTE Max network.
Kelly is a regular RedBoard contributor.
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demand NFL Investigation of Officiating Corruption
After watching how corrupt the ref's were in the Patriots vs. Colts game last sunday I am demanding an investigation into the corruption of the referee staff in the National Football League. I think that with team presidents like Polian who sit on the board of the CC and with Gambling and bookies trying to effect spreads, I seriously believe the refereeing should be investiigated. Lets get as many signatures as possible and try to get Goodelle to start this process.
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7 years ago Comments: Dear Mr. Goddell, Thank you very much for protecting the intergity of the NFL. You have shown throughout your new commission that you will protect the league from all bad behavior and illegal activities. If this is the platform you are going to lead by then implore you do stand up to everyone that is involved with the NFL, including Officals and Bill Polian who is on the competion committee. If you haven't seen the favoritism, i.e. rule changes,and officiating at games throughout the years between the Colts and the Patriots then you truely are not protecting the interigity of the NFL...you are protecting the Colts and Bill Polian. And, yes they do pipe in their own sound to get an edge on other teams. Other teams have complained and the rule states against Club controlled sound.
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Lawmakers to Seek Cigarette Tax Compromise
Posted: 02/05/2009 - Mississippi lawmakers are moving closer to negotiations on a cigarette tax increase.
Posted: 02/05/2009 - Mississippi lawmakers are moving closer to negotiations on a cigarette tax increase.
Posted: 02/05/2009 - Sen. Roger Wicker of Mississippi says the Democrats' version of a stimulus bill has a per-job cost of between $100,000 and $300,000, a cost that's hard to justify.
Posted: 02/04/2009 - The Mississippi Senate has reconsidered and changed a voter identification bill that it originally passed in January.
Posted: 02/03/2009 - The Associated Press took a look at the status of selected bills so far in the Mississippi Legislature.
Posted: 02/03/2009 - Gov. Bob Riley's State of the State speech Tuesday was a pep talk about how Alabama emerged from economic troubles during his first year in office in 2003. Then he outlined a plan for doing it again in 2009.
Posted: 02/03/2009 - In the Mississippi House of Representatives, every committee is chaired by a Democrat. So House GOP members tried to bypass committee chairmen and garner enough support for voter ID, the Child Protection Act, outside counsel accountability and forced unionization.
Updated: 02/04/2009 - Mississippi Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann released a list of state elected officials who failed to file campaign finance disclosure reports in a timely manner. But the initial list contained some errors.
Updated: 02/03/2009 - A bill that passed the Mississippi House Elections Committee Tuesday would expand early voting and require voters to show identification, with or without a photo, at the polls.
Updated: 06/19/2013 - Meridian insurance agent, Percy Bland, officially announced Tuesday that he's a Democratic candidate for mayor.
Posted: 01/31/2009 - Alabama's first Republican governor since Reconstruction, Guy Hunt, died Friday afternoon in a Birmingham hospital. He was 75.
Updated: 01/29/2009 - Political party committees and municipal governments are preparing for city elections this year.
Updated: 01/29/2009 - Mississippi's third district congressman, Rep. Gregg Harper, voted against a stimulus bill Wednesday that he called 'wasteful government'.
Updated: 01/28/2009 - Meridian and other Mississippi municipalities will elect mayors and city council members in mid-year elections. For months, names have been popping up in Meridian.
Updated: 01/28/2009 - Gulfport Mayor Brent Warr, and his wife Laura, were indicted Wednesday morning on 16 federal charges related to alleged Katrina fraud.
Updated: 01/26/2009 - Tough financial times dictate more budget cuts at the state level in Mississippi. State agencies, like East Mississippi State Hospital, are bracing for the worst.
Posted: 01/26/2009 - Mississippi lawmakers will be busy this week trying to meet a key deadline for advancing legislation.
Updated: 01/23/2009 - Alabama state Rep. Marc Keahey of Grove Hill announced Friday that he will run for the District 22 seat left vacant by the death of Sen. Pat Lindsey.
Updated: 01/22/2009 - Alabama Gov. Bob Riley has set the date for a special election to fill the state Senate seat left vacant by the death of Sen. Pat Lindsey.
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Updated: 01/20/2009 - Despite political differences, millions watched together as Barack Obama was sworn in Tuesday.
Updated: 01/20/2009 - Students across Mississippi and Alabama watched the inauguration of Barack Obama as the nation's 44th president.
Posted: 01/20/2009 - Barack Obama has taken the oath of office as the 44th president of the United States.
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Lee not only piece Astros have to offer contenders
With all of the Astros' top draft picks already signed before June turned to July, the focus of this month for Astros management is going to be overwhelmingly on the July 31 trade deadline, starting with the ongoing talks with the Dodgers on a Carlos Lee trade.
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Braves 9, Astros 5: It's still spring, so why would Wandy be in midseason form?
Wandy Rodriguez took a fierce beating in a 9-5 defeat against the Atlanta Braves. In 3 1/3 innings, Rodriguez allowed seven runs on eight hits without striking a batter. Two of those hits were home runs – a towering grand slam to right by Jason Heyward in the first inning and a two-run shot to right by former Astro Michael Bourn in the fourth.
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As spring training nears the one-third mark and first cuts loom, it's a game of "Who's on First?" with the Astros' starting rotation. When Houston announced early on that last year's opening day starter would be this year's opening day closer, the rotation took a hit while opening up opportunities for kids and veterans alike. […]
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. — A few quick updates from the final morning before the first Astros full-squad workouts. • Wandy Rodriguez said he felt good upon arrival to Osceola County Stadium this morning and was back on the mound throwing his regularly scheduled bullpen session. Rodriguez ended his last one Thursday with stiffness in his back. […]
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Halloween with The Hamels Foundation!
Autumn is my favorite time of the year, and Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. I've loved costume parties and Halloween movies since I was a kid, and I'm super stoked to be helping The Hamels Foundation plan a Halloween celebration!
As soon as the idea of a Halloween party was put in my head, I was all for it. Since Halloween is such a kid-friendly holiday, we really wanted to do something that families can enjoy. It'll be a great night for families to celebrate the spookiest time of the year together. Plus, there's going to
... Read MoreThe Planning of Girls Night Out
On my very first day of my internship with The Hamels Foundation, Bri and I were told that we were going to be planning a "Girls Night Out" event. We needed to find vendors, food, set a date and time, and create a flyer. I felt a little overwhelmed because I had never planned an event before that just wasn't my birthday or high school graduation party. There were tons of details that needed to be thought about and decisions had to be made quickly, which was a struggle for me because I am the most indecisive person you could ...
Read MoreHaverford Township Day
On Saturday, September 27th, The Hamels Foundation participated in Haverford Township Day for it's second straight year. I try and encourage interns and volunteers to participate in offsite events, and meet people and spread awareness about the foundation. This year I brought along two of my newest interns, Bri and Anni and here is what they thought about their first offsite event! "I was lucky enough to get to participate in the parade. While The Hamels Foundation jeep rolled down the block, I got to walk on the sides and hand out post-it notes, chapstick, stickers, keychains, and (most importantly!) candy ...
Read MoreBehind the Scenes of Diamonds & Denim: An Intern's Perspective
We are two weeks away from Diamonds & Denim, and The Hamels Foundation staff is beginning to finalize event preparations. The foundation's 5th year anniversary of Diamonds & Denims will be held at Vie on Thursday, August 21, 2014. The event brings together more than 500 pro-athletes, celebrities, corporate sponsors, businesses, and generous individuals. All of the proceeds raised will benefit The Hamels Foundation's mission of supporting quality education. The night will include an evening of cocktails, hor d'oeurves, dinner and a private concert featuring Lady Antebellum! This summer, I am an intern with The Hamels Foundation. I never expected to ...
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The Hamels Foundation will open its doors on Saturday, July 19 from 11AM-4PM to host the first ever SoleMate Saturday Shoe Drive. Make sure you stop by the retail store for a chance to win prizes, play games, and more! The foundation has partnered with Community Recycling to collect your gently used shoes. For every pound of shoes donated, The Hamels Foundation will receive a donation that will allow us to continue our mission of improving education. The shoes collected from Solemate Saturday will be given to Community Recycling and distributed for reuse around the world. Those who recycle their shoes ...
Read MoreThe Hamels Foundation supports Philadelphia Education
A special thanks to West Philadelphia High School for welcoming The Hamels Foundation on May 30th, 2014 for our School Media Day with our co-founders Cole and Heidi Hamels, and our Board of Directors. This year, The Hamels Foundation was excited to present checks to six schools in the Philadelphia-area. The grant checks totaling over $51,000 will allow these schools to update technology, develop new curriculum and programs, and provide students with physical education equipment. Congratulations to this year's grant recipients, which includes West Philadelphia High School ($8,700), Overbrook Elementary School ($13,000), Highland Park Elementary ($4,000), Tilden Middle School, ($3,700), Kensington ...
Read MoreTeacher Appreciation Month
Stop by The Hamels Foundation Bryn Mawr, PA Retail Store all long month and celebrate!
For the entire month, all teachers will enjoy 10% off their entire purchase. As well as a complimentary t-shirt!
We are also encouraging all teachers to participate in our "Phan Photo Contest" this month! Teachers send us our Phillies, teacher themed spirit and you could win a Cole Hamels autographed baseball! Visit colehamels.com for more details.
The Hamels Foundation appreciates the impact that teachers make everyday and we hope each
... Read MoreHop Into Our Retail Store
Friday April 18th from 9am-5pm be sure to hop into our retail store and find yourself a baseball egg hidden throughout the store! If you find an egg, the prize inside is yours to keep! Prizes vary from a percentage off your purchase to free items! This is an egg hunt for all ages! Limit one egg per purchase. In store promotion only. Limited quantity, while supplies last.
Read MorePhillies Home Opener Event April 7th 2014
As all Phillies fans know the Home Opener is fast approaching. The Hamels Foundation Retail store in Bryn Mawr, will be celebrating Phillies Home Opener on Monday, April 7th from 9:00am-5:00 pm. Come out in your best Phillies apparel and show support! There will be tons of give aways and deals that no one could turn down. These deals include $35 off a purchase of $150 or more and ALL $25 T-Shirts are 2 for $40. There will also be snacks provided that will make you feel as though your are at the game! Not only will this event be ...
Read More"Things stay the same, until something makes them change"
On Saturday March 8th, The Hamels Foundation hosted a screening of the inspirational film 'Girl Rising' in honor of International Women's Day. This film follows young girls from around the world, documenting their journey as they pursue an education. Never having seen the movie before this event, I was not sure what to expect, but this film was incredibly eye opening to the various hardships girls go through on a daily basis to become educated. Growing up in the United States, getting an education is severely taken for granted; we tend to perceive it as a right instead of a privilege. ...
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It's the best of both worlds right now. We still have summer produce, but we're also getting treats from fall. And that includes apples.
Really, really, really, beautiful apples.
Along with tomatillos.
When we got home from the farmers market the other day, Jedd put the tomatillos in one of his bowls and there they've sat next to the apples.
It's been like a little subliminal message.
"Launie, make salsa. Launie, make salsa. Launie, make salsa."
I really didn't have much of a choice!
Honestly I wouldn't have thought of pairing the two, except for the fact that they've – literally – been staring me in the face for three days.
I'm happy for that little bit of happenstance, because the salsa is fantastic. It's sweet from the apples, citrusy from the tomatillos, and spicy from the jalapeno and chipotle.
Now that it's fall, grab some apples and try it for yourself.
Last week I was talking with my mother when she asked if I had ever eaten frozen grapes. I told her that I hadn't, and in fact I'd never even heard of them.
She made them sound appetizing as a sweet snack or as a "grape cube" in a drink. So, when I went to the grocery store yesterday I decided to pick up a batch that were on sale. When I reached for the bag, I had a conversation from a book pop into my head.
"We can take a shorter drive," Laura answered. "But we want to go to Lake Henry. This is about our last chance for wild grapes, now they are frosted,"Almanzo told her.
That's when I remembered that I had read about frozen grapes in These Happy Golden Years, my favorite Laura Ingalls Wilder book.
(Yes, I'm a grown woman who can quote Little House books. Don't judge me.)
They're great on a pizza, a sandwich or just as a snack. But, sun dried tomatoes aren't cheap, and for $1.99 you can make them yourself. Not only will you have the satisfaction of saving a few dollars – but you get to have the simple childlike joy of performing a Mr. Wizard-like experiment in your own kitchen.
Gas masks, protective goggles and amazing food. Those ideas seem incongruous.
Or so I thought years ago, before I met Launie and before I heard the details of her family's tradition of making horseradish from scratch. The first time Launie told me stories about members of her family donning gas masks to protect themselves from the intense fumes of the horseradish-preparation process, I was convinced it was just my favorite raconteur indulging her imagination for comedic and dramatic effect. I mean, everyone knows horseradish packs a punch. Why tell tall tales?
I was just naive, though. When you cut below the outer skin of a horseradish root, enzymes begin to break down and that famous and much-loved aroma is released. That aroma, though, is much more intense during the preparation than it is when you open a jar of the finished product. It attacks both your eyes and your nose and it's not for the faint of heart. While Launie's description of members of her family wearing gas masks may have been a slight exaggeration, it's not much of one. They wore air-tight goggles. (See the description that Ginny, Launie's mother, gives below.) Launie can be forgiven a little literary license: Making homemade horseradish is serious business and so are the delectably intense results.
You might think you're a knowledgeable connoisseur of horseradish. You might use it in everything from a mustard dip to a Bloody Mary or a borscht to a cocktail sauce. You might think you understand the powerful, sinus-clearing properties of this distinctive ingredient. But if you've only used store-bought horseradish, you don't know the half of it.
Making horseradish is to cutting onions as skydiving from the edge of the atmosphere is to jumping off a ladder. While a gas mask might not be necessary, it doesn't seem unreasonable.
The other day Jedd went to the grocery store to stock up for the week. While he was gone I realized that I had asked him to grab sandwich stuff, but I forgot that we were out of mustard. I had beautiful turkey, rye bread and swiss cheese coming home but no mustard.
And Jedd had forgotten his phone.
To quote the Princess Bride: "Inconceivable!"
But I did have mustard seeds and vinegar.


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Someone is playing games with gas
I know this is not a new topic and I really appreciate the gas prices coming down. But why are they going back up? I saw on the TV news where the distributor said they raise the price and lower it to make it balance out. Why don't they find a medium, a fair price and stick to it?
Someone must pay for free college plan
I read with interest that the president of ECTC stands in support of the president's plan for free community college, with certain stipulations. I would expect nothing less; after all, this is a government-sponsored plan to enhance the success of all of the community colleges across the nation. That is commendable.
Slogans can be deceptive
Volvo viewed as an opportunity
A golden opportunity for jobs in Hardin County could become a reality if Volvo chooses the Glendale megasite for its new manufacturing facility. The megasite already is CSX certified and meets all the necessary requirements for a car manufacturer.
Recycling will protect landfill
Questions about HCS spending
I'd like to ramble a little in this letter. I watch "The Rant" segment daily on WHAS-11 News. Many valid, useful and informative points are brought out that people might not otherwise know. The TV station apparently feels the program is an asset to the community as it has been airing it for some years now.
LIFT initiative is another tax burden
The Kentucky legislature currently is considering a new tax scheme called LIFT. This is a local-option sales tax initiative that would allow the Chamber of Commerce, special interests and government entities to institute up to a 1 percent additional sales tax in a local area.
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TOKYO (AFP) - Japanese police probing the death of a woman who reportedly died after being forced to a drink a lot of water, have arrested an 81-year-old professional exorcist, her younger sister and the victim's husband.
Reports said Rie Fukuda, aged 51, was pinned down and made to swallow a large volume of water in what detectives said was an "exorcism" carried out by her husband and two elderly women.
Kosai Fukuda, 52, an associate professor at a university in the southern Japanese city of Kumamoto, was arrested alongside Eiko Noda, 81, and Keiko Kitayama, 77, police told AFP Friday.
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Username Change?
Is it possible to change my username in the forums? (or for the site overall?).
While "Toril" worked well for my name on BBS's a good 10-15 years ago, lately I've been trying to consolidate my online monikers into one. "FredR" is just as good, as it outlines my real name.
I'm having this huge internal crisis, as I'm an enormous fan of Linux and Linux Journal, but I'm hesitant to post more in the forums as my (now dated) former BBS nickname.
I'm hoping the Webmistress can help me with this one.
Email webmaster/webmistress or webeditor
User name changes can only be done by admins. Email us if you'd like to change your username.
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
Then how have you changed
Then how have you changed your username of LinuxJournal account? I'm also want to change my username to a full name, but it seems cannot find a filed in personal account editing form,
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Obama tries to make up for his absence last night with a "Senior Town Hall Meeting" today in Ames, and with a new Iowa ad showing Obama interacting with a series of older (white) people -- including his late mother.
And well-timed with today's NRA meeting and this week's healthcare policy rollout: A Republican source provides ABC News with a document from the Clinton Presidential Library. It shows the then-first lady stating her support for a tax on guns and ammunition as part of the healthcare plan she was then developing.
In the March 1993 memo, Chris Jennings -- the Clinton White House's senior health policy adviser -- writes that then-rep. Mel Reynolds, D-Ill., recounted "your (personal and I thought private) general support of the concept behind the legislation (in particular, the provision to tax guns and ammunition)." The memo also says that Clinton requested background information on a bill filed by then-sen. John Chafee, R-R.I., that would ban handguns altogether as a means of controlling healthcare costs. (The gun tax didn't make it into Clinton's final plan.)
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Is she sure we wants to go there? What ever could Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., have had in mind with this remark? "I'd be careful about opening up boxes here that could come back to haunt you," Dodd, whose first marriage ended in divorce, told the AP. "We went through an impeachment process here. We have to be careful about hurling stones. . . . Once you start down that road it can get ugly."
Obama is trying to make up for lost traction on the "Jena 6" case. Two weeks ago, he said he had his staff "looking into the details of the case" to see if the federal government could do anything about it. Yesterday, ABC's Jonathan Greenberger reports, he was "outraged" -- and lashed out at the media for professing surprise in what they found in Jena.
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David Cameron has set out the values he believes should be taught in British schools in the wake of allegations of a "Trojan Horse" extremism plot.
Following a damning Ofsted investigation in Birmingham, which saw five schools placed in special measures, Education Secretary Michael Gove said all schools would in future be required to promote "British values".
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Asked which values he would like to see taught in schools, he said: "I would say freedom, tolerance, respect for the rule of law, belief in personal and social responsibility and respect for British institutions.
"Those are the sorts of things I would hope would be inculcated into the curriculum in any school in Britain, whether it was a private school, state school, faith-based school, free school, academy or anything else.
"I think what Michael Gove has said is important and I think it will have the overwhelming support of everyone, including people who have come to settle in Britain and make their home in Britain."
The Ofsted inspections carried out after claims of a takeover plot by hardline Muslims found that a "culture of fear and intimidation" had developed in some Birmingham schools and, in several, governors exerted "inappropriate influence" over how they are being run.
Speaking in the House of Commons on Monday, Mr Gove blamed "a failure in the past" to address concerns about extremism.
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Mr Gove also put forward plans for snap Ofsted checks, which are set to face opposition from headteachers.
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- Date:06 May 2014
- Kick-off:19:45
- Venue:Tannadice Park
- Attendance:8,677
- Dillon (33)
- Vernon (6) Vernon (54) Vernon (75)
Live Commentary
The final whistle goes and the game is over.
- 90:48 +0.48
Caution for Gavin Gunning.
- 90:42 +0.42
Gavin Gunning concedes a free kick for a foul on Calvin Zola.
- 89:37
Morgaro Gomis takes the free kick.
- 89:31
Peter Pawlett gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Morgaro Gomis.
- 87:40
Calvin Zola comes on in place of Scott Vernon.
- 87:08
Corner taken by Stuart Armstrong from the left by-line.
- 85:25
Scott Smith comes on in place of Ryan Dow.
- 78:09
Free kick taken by Jamie Langfield.
- 77:45
Russell Anderson fouled by Brian Graham, the ref awards a free kick.
- 75:12
Scott Vernon scores with their right foot. Dundee Utd 1-3 Aberdeen.Jamie Langfield provided the assist for the goal.
- 74:38
Jamie Langfield restarts play with the free kick.
- 74:13
Free kick awarded for a foul by Farid El Alagui on Barry Robson.
- 73:57
Alan Tate on for Niall McGinn.
- 73:06
Shot by Niall McGinn missed to the left of the target.
- 70:27
Centre by Nadir Ciftci.
- 69:12
Farid El Alagui is brought on as a substitute for Mark Wilson.
- 67:45
Gavin Gunning restarts play with the free kick.
- 67:33
Peter Pawlett gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Mark Wilson.
- 66:07
Marc McCallum restarts play with the free kick.
- 65:44
Jonny Hayes receives a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.
- 65:39
Unfair challenge on Morgaro Gomis by Jonny Hayes results in a free kick.
- 64:26
Corner taken by Mark Wilson from the left by-line.
- 60:47
The offside flag is raised against Ryan Dow.
- 57:47
Free kick awarded for a foul by Nadir Ciftci on Jonny Hayes.
- 57:11
Cameron Smith takes a shot and went wide of the left-hand upright.
- 56:57
Corner taken by Barry Robson.
- 55:41
Stuart Armstrong sends in a cross.
- 54:25
Corner taken by Barry Robson. Scott Vernon scores with a header. Dundee Utd 1-2 Aberdeen.
- 52:24
Mark Wilson restarts play with the free kick.
- 52:07
Nadir Ciftci fouled by Ryan Jack, the ref awards a free kick.
- 49:06
The referee blows for offside against Ryan Dow.
- 46:48
Corner from the right by-line taken by Mark Wilson.
The match restarts for the second half.
The ref blows to end the first period.
- 45:47 +0.47
Niall McGinn produces a strike on goal direct from the free kick. Marc McCallum safely holds on.
- 45:26 +0.26
Peter Pawlett fouled by Andrew Robertson, the ref awards a free kick.
- 44:27
Shot by Mark Wilson.
- 43:05
Jonny Hayes takes a shot and missed to the left of the net.
- 40:31
Corner taken by Mark Wilson.
- 39:41
Free kick crossed by Niall McGinn.
- 39:17
Free kick awarded for a foul by Sean Dillon on Barry Robson.
- 36:51
Corner taken by Mark Wilson from the right by-line.
- 35:16
Gavin Gunning restarts play with the free kick.
- 35:06
Free kick awarded for a foul by Shaleum Logan on Nadir Ciftci.
- 33:43
Sean Dillon scores with a right foot finish. Dundee Utd 1-1 Aberdeen.Assist on the goal came from Stuart Armstrong.
- 32:14
Corner taken by Mark Wilson from the left by-line.
- 30:28
(Aberdeen) makes a substitution, with Cameron Smith coming on for Willo Flood.
- 28:58
Marc McCallum takes the free kick.
- 27:29
Barry Robson takes the free kick.
- 27:03
Free kick awarded for a foul by Mark Wilson on Peter Pawlett.
- 26:20
Marc McCallum restarts play with the free kick.
- 26:12
Ryan Jack concedes a free kick for a foul on Morgaro Gomis.
- 25:10
Willo Flood restarts play with the free kick.
- 25:02
Free kick awarded for a foul by Morgaro Gomis on Peter Pawlett.
- 24:19
John Souttar restarts play with the free kick.
- 24:07
Peter Pawlett concedes a free kick for a foul on Stuart Armstrong.
- 21:53
Jamie Langfield takes the free kick.
- 21:24
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Russell Anderson by Nadir Ciftci.
- 21:13
Marc McCallum restarts play with the free kick.
- 20:43
Barry Robson booked.
- 20:37
Foul by Barry Robson on Gavin Gunning, free kick awarded.
- 20:25
Jamie Langfield restarts play with the free kick.
- 20:01
Nadir Ciftci challenges Barry Robson unfairly and gives away a free kick.
- 18:10
Jonny Hayes restarts play with the free kick.
- 17:56
Brian Graham challenges Jonny Hayes unfairly and gives away a free kick.
- 16:50
Free kick crossed by Barry Robson.
- 16:02
Andrew Robertson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Barry Robson.
- 15:17
Shot by Scott Vernon went wide of the right-hand post.
- 11:51
Nadir Ciftci takes a shot. Jamie Langfield catches the ball.
- 11:12
Free kick crossed by Andrew Robertson.
- 10:55
Peter Pawlett challenges Morgaro Gomis unfairly and gives away a free kick.
- 6:37
Scott Vernon grabs a goal with a right foot finish. Dundee Utd 0-1 Aberdeen.Assist by Peter Pawlett.
The match begins.
Match Preview
McNamara: United focussed on Dons Dundee United manager Jackie McNamara is confident his side can keep their focus on Aberdeen ahead of the William Hills Scottish Cup Final with St Johnstone later this month. Aberdeen visit Tannadice with 11 days until United's showdown with Saints at Celtic Park later this month when they will be bidding to get their hands on the famous old trophy. But McNamara's side still have slim hopes of sealing a top-three finish in the Scottish Premiership ahead of their final two games of the season, against the Dons and Celtic. And McNamara is sure his players have the right approach to ensure they do not let thoughts of the final get in the way of their remaining league matches. McNamara said: "There is a lot of talk about the final. That is only natural as it's such a big game. But the lads are a very professional bunch who won't be letting themselves get ahead of anything. "We've got two league matches before the final which we will be concentrating on, starting with Aberdeen. "Like any game we go into, we will be looking to get the three points to finish as high up the table as possible. "Aberdeen are always tough opponents but we will be focusing on ourselves first and foremost. "We know we're capable of winning any game on our day and hopefully that turns out to be the case this time." McNamara, who returns to the dugout following a recent three-game touchline ban, knows his players will not slacken off as they step up the fight for cup final places. He said: "There's plenty incentive for the players. It's an exciting time for the club. "We want the players to take every game as it comes to go out and show what they can do. "Aberdeen deserve credit for what they have done this season. They've always been close games between the two teams this season and this one will probably be no different. "We would obviously like to win what is the last home game of the season. "It won't be easy but we can take heart from how we have played recently and hopefully take that confidence into this game." United have concerns over four midfielders. Stuart Armstrong (hamstring) missed Saturday's draw at Inverness and Gary Mackay-Steven (chest infection) went off at half-time, while Paul Paton and John Rankin are both carrying knocks. Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes knows there is still work to be done before he can fully reflect on a successful first full season in charge. McInnes has completed a manager of the year awards double with plaudits from the Scottish Football Writers' Association following the PFA Scotland prize. The League Cup winners wrapped up Europa League qualification on Saturday, despite a 5-2 defeat at Celtic Park. But they are being pushed all the way by Motherwell for second place in the Scottish Premiership. The Dons lead by a point going into their clash with Dundee United at Tannadice, with Sunday's meeting with the Lanarkshire side at Pittodrie looking like a decider after Aberdeen picked up two points from their first three post-split matches. "I think that was always going to be the chance that that was the case," McInnes said. "We suffered our first our league defeat in quite a while on Saturday and we're well aware that draws at this stage of the season, which we've had a few of late, won't always get the job down. "We feel there's games to be won for us to be totally satisfied with our work this season. Games against Dundee united are always exciting anyway and the fact that both teams have a lot to play for it should be an indication of the type of game it's going to be. It's game on. "It's two massive games for us and it's good to have something still to play for at this stage of the season. We certainly have plenty to go for. "European football will be great to bring back to the club but hopefully now, the one last thing we can go for it is to finish the season strongly by finishing in second and that's incentive enough for anyone." The game falls only 11 days before United's William Hill Scottish Cup final date with St Johnstone, but Jackie McNamara's men can seal a European spot before then if they win two games and Motherwell lose twice. McInnes said: "United's priority is obviously the Scottish Cup but they have still got an outside chance of Europe through the league so I am sure they will be going for that. "Any game against Aberdeen is big for them as it is for an Aberdeen player going against Dundee United, so there will be enough to make it competitive. "Dundee United have had a really good season and the fact they have a cup final to look forward to suggests that. Jackie and his team have done extremely really There have been a lot of big performances form his players. "Going to Tannadice is one of the toughest fixtures any team can have but it's one we enjoyed on New Year's Day and put in a strong performance to win the game and I am sure it will be something similar required to try and give us a chance to win this one." Aberdeen striker Adam Rooney has been ruled out of the encounters with Dundee United and Motherwell after suffering an ankle injury at Celtic Park. Clark Robertson should be fit for Tannadice on Tuesday night after a knock kept him on the bench on Saturday while fellow full-back Joe Shaughnessy (knee) is "touch and go", according to McInnes.
Dundee Utd
- Marc McCallum
- Sean Dillon
- John Souttar
- Gavin Gunning
- Andrew Robertson
- Stuart Armstrong
- Mark Wilson
- Morgaro Gomis
- Ryan Dow
- Brian Graham
- Nadir Ciftci
- Radoslaw Cierzniak
- Keith Watson
- Ryan Gauld
- Farid El Alagui
- Scott Smith
- Aidan Connolly
- Scott Fraser
- Jamie Langfield
- Ryan Jack
- Mark Reynolds
- Russell Anderson
- Shaleum Logan
- Barry Robson
- Willo Flood
- Peter Pawlett
- Niall McGinn
- Jonny Hayes
- Scott Vernon
- Michael Rose
- Calvin Zola
- Cameron Smith
- Nicky Weaver
- Declan McManus
- Alan Tate
- Craig Murray
Match Report
Form Guide
- Dundee Utd
- Aberdeen DDWDDL
Last Meetings
- Aberdeen
- 1 - 1
- Dundee Utd
- 29/03/2014
- Dundee Utd
- 1 - 2
- Aberdeen
- 01/01/2014
- Aberdeen
- 1 - 0
- Dundee Utd
- 19/10/2013
- Dundee Utd
- 1 - 0
- Aberdeen
- 06/04/2013
- Aberdeen
- 2 - 2
- Dundee Utd
- 02/01/2013
- Dundee Utd
- 1 - 1
- Aberdeen
- 20/10/2012
Top Scorers
Dundee Utd
- N Ciftci 10
- S Armstrong 8
- B Graham 6
- G Mackay-Steven 6
- R Gauld 6
- K Watson 3
- G Gunning 3
- R Dow 3
- F El Alagui 3
- A Robertson 3
- P Paton 2
- J Rankin 2
- C Good 1
- J Souttar 1
- N McGinn 10
- A Rooney 6
- P Pawlett 5
- CM Zola 3
- S Vernon 3
- W Flood 3
- B Robson 2
- J Hayes 2
- M Reynolds 2
- R Jack 2
- R Anderson 1
- S Logan 1
- N Low 1
Dundee Utd
- Total goals 107
- Goals per game 63
- 6 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 5 (For) 5 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 5 (For) 2 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 6 (For) 5 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 6 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 8 (For) 5 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 7 (For) 4 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 8 (For) 8 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 12 (For) 9 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 93
- Goals per game 49
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 6 (For) 2 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 5 (For) 2 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 4 (For) 2 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 4 (For) 6 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 9 (For) 6 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 6 (For) 2 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 10 (For) 8 (Against) Period 81-90 mins