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The University of Minnesota baseball team defeated Hamline University, 3-1, tonight at the H.H.H. Metrodome. With the win, the Gophers advance to 7-5 in the regular season. Hamline now sits at a record of 3-3.
The Gophers utilized six pitchers as Alex Tukey earned his first victory of the season. He came in relief over starter Kyle O'Shea and had two strikeouts in 1.2 innings pitched. Jake Bergren and Troy Larson scored two of the three runs Gopher runs, while Kurt Schlangen went 1-4 with an RBI.
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RELATED: Talladega results Ty Dillon subbed in for three-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Tony Stewart on Sunday, taking over the Stewart -Haas Racing No. 14 Chevrolet and driving it to a sixth-place finish at Talladega Superspeedway . The team made the driver switch in the 52nd of a scheduled 188 laps in Sunday's GEICO 500 . The swap went according to plan, with Dillon intending to fill in during the first caution period as Stewart eases back to full-time competition after suffering a broken back in an offseason all-terrain vehicle accident. From there, Dillon managed to avoid the four multicar crashes that followed, including one that punctuated the event at the checkered flag. The result earned Stewart 35 valuable championship points as he tries to position himself for a berth in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup playoffs. "All in all I'm so glad I got a good finish for Tony ," Dillon said post-race. "I know this team is so strong they're going to win a race and get in the top 30. Just glad I got to be a part of what they're going to do this year." RELATED: Ty and Tony make the switch, frame-by-frame After a pit-road speeding penalty during the first round of green-flag pit stops, Stewart was running a lap down at the time of the first caution period, triggered by a three-car crash involving Dale Earnhardt Jr ., Kasey Kahne and Matt DiBenedetto . Stewart was the beneficiary of the yellow flag, putting him back on the lead lap. After regaining his lost lap, Stewart pitted separately of the main pack and Dillon resumed near the tail end of the field in 33rd place. "I think it went well; it might have been a little bit slower … but we were being patient, methodical," Dillon said of the driver swap, a change-over the team rehearsed during Friday practice. "I had my belts tight and everything was really smooth. We just made sure everything was perfect. We knew we had ample amount of time and it went well." Stewart told FOX Sports' Jamie Little after exiting the car that "it sucks" to turn over the wheel, but that he understood the reasoning. He plans to return full-time next weekend at Kansas Speedway . "If I wouldn't have broken my back in the end of January, we wouldn't have been in this situation," Stewart said. "The good news is it's the last time I've got to do it and then I'm back in the next week. Really appreciate Ty. I mean, he's been a rock star through this whole thing and especially this weekend. He's done all the heavy lifting and I just go riding around for 50 laps and turn it over to him." WATCH: Stewart talks about getting out of the car Multiple chaotic wrecks ensued in the laps that followed the driver change, further justifying Stewart's decision. Dillon, a NASCAR XFINITY Series regular with 12 Sprint Cup starts, managed to keep the SHR entry free of major involvement the rest of the way. "I don't know how I missed them, really," Dillon said. "(Spotter) Bob Jeffrey on top of the roof did a great job navigating me through. Just missed them by a narrow margin but we missed them. That was all that mattered." Dillon drove the No. 14 in Saturday's Coors Light Pole Qualifying to the 14th starting spot. Stewart started Sunday's 500-miler, dropping to the rear of the 40-car field before the green flag because of the driver change. "Guys, I know this isn't the optimal situation, but we have a kid who's done a great job for us," Stewart told his team over the radio during pace laps. "He'll do another great job today." As the driver of record at the initial start, Stewart was credited with the finish and points. The two-driver effort moved Stewart up two spots to 38th in the Sprint Cup driver standings, 71 points behind 30th-place DiBenedetto. Under the terms of the medical eligibility waiver granted by NASCAR upon his return, Stewart must win a race and finish among the top 30 in driver standings to qualify for a Chase berth. Dillon made three starts for SHR this season in place of Stewart , dividing driving duties with Brian Vickers in the eight races Stewart was sidelined. Contributing: Kenny Bruce
Stewart preps for relief driver switch at Talladega
RELATED: Weekend schedule " Dillon ready for action TALLADEGA, Ala. -- A week after returning to NASCAR Sprint Cup Series competition, Tony Stewart becomes a start-and-park driver. In a manner of speaking. Start-and-watch might be more appropriate. The three-time premier series champion missed the season's first eight points races after suffering a back injury during the offseason. RELATED: Full timeline of Stewart's injury, comeback Stewart is scheduled to start his No. 14 Stewart -Haas Racing Chevrolet in Sunday's GEICO 500 (1 p.m. ET, FOX, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) at Talladega Superspeedway before turning over the wheel to XFINITY Series driver Ty Dillon . It's an infrequent turn of events, but something that does happen from time to time in NASCAR. Last season, Erik Jones stepped in for Denny Hamlin at Bristol Motor Speedway after the Joe Gibbs Racing driver developed a neck spasm during a rain delay. Jones finished 26th. Hamlin was also involved in a driver swap at Talladega in 2013. Injured in an accident at Auto Club Speedway , Hamlin started the Aaron's 499 but eventually gave up the seat to Brian Vickers . J.J. Yeley replaced Bill Elliott during a race here in 2011; he also replaced Stewart in '08 during the summer race at Daytona. Stewart , speaking to the media Friday at Talladega, said he expects to do "what I always do around here at the beginning of the race … just ride around in the back until we get to the first caution." It won't be "glamorous," he said, but it meets his doctors' request. Well, almost. According to Stewart , his doctors didn't want him competing at all this weekend. "We need the points and so we talked them into letting us to at least start the race," said Stewart , who sits 101 points out of 30th. MORE: Standings pre-Talladega "I told them it normally doesn't go more than two or three laps at the beginning of the race before a caution. It might go 82 or 83 laps, who knows? But, we'll run until it gets there." Unofficially, the last time a relief driver won a NASCAR premier series race was 1977, and it occurred at Talladega as well. Donnie Allison started what was then a July race but eventually turned the driving over to Darrell Waltrip due to illness. Waltrip replaced Allison with 23 laps remaining and took the lead with six to go when race leader Skip Manning's car suffered mechanical problems. According to NASCAR rules, points earned by an entry are awarded to the driver starting the race, meaning Stewart will be credited with those earned Sunday by Dillon.
Ty Dillon to qualify for Tony Stewart at Talladega
Ty Dillon said Wednesday that he plans to qualify Stewart -Haas Racing 's No. 14 Chevrolet as part of his relief efforts for owner/driver Tony Stewart this weekend at Talladega Superspeedway . Dillon told SiriusXM NASCAR Radio that he's discussed a preliminary game plan with No. 14 crew chief Mike Bugarewicz to split time in the cockpit with Stewart , who made his season debut last Sunday at Richmond after missing the first eight NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races of 2016 with a broken back.
Ty Dillon ready to relieve Tony Stewart at Talladega
MORE: How qualifying works at 'Dega TALLADEGA, Ala. -- Double duty continues this weekend for Ty Dillon as the Richard Childress Racing driver competes in Saturday's XFINITY Series race and is expected to take over the No. 14 of Tony Stewart at some point in Sunday's Sprint Cup Series event. There's still a bit of newness to the 2016 season but Dillon, 24, has already made 13 starts between the two series. In addition to his full-time role with RCR, he's made three starts in place of Stewart as well as two for Circle Sport- Leavine Family Racing . "I was hoping to maybe be full-time this year in the Sprint Cup Series about this time last year," Dillon said Friday morning at Talladega Superspeedway , site of Sunday's GEICO 500 (1 p.m. ET, FOX, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). "That is where I kind of had my goals set, my eyes set, but the opportunity didn't come along. "I can't thank Stewart -Haas (Racing) … enough for giving me the opportunity to fill in this year with Tony being out. Not only has it helped me with my career and getting better as a race car driver, but it's helped me show people that I can get the job done in other equipment too." Stewart , a three-time premier series champion, missed the first eight races after suffering a back injury in the offseason. He made his first start last weekend at Richmond International Raceway . RELATED: Stewart : Full coverage of injury, comeback Dillon split time with fellow driver Brian Vickers in the car during Stewart's absence. With the potential for multi-car accidents much higher at Talladega, Stewart and Stewart -Haas Racing officials made the call to have Stewart start this week's race and then turn the ride over to Dillon. Dillon is also scheduled to qualify the car on Saturday. Because of his extensive time in the car, the interior will be fitted to address his needs. RELATED: Ty to qualify for Tony at Talladega "I haven't talked to Tony yet, but I talked with Mike (Bugarewicz, crew chief) and the guys," Dillon said of the interior work. "They said it's just a quarter-inch difference and the belt set is all that we are playing with. So, we've got adjustable belts to make up for that really quickly. "We have had to make a couple of changes to kind of compensate for a little bit of both, but mostly everything in there is built for me and for my comfort, because I will be in it for the longer part of the race." By starting the race, Stewart will be awarded the points earned as a result of Dillon's finishing position. In addition, NASCAR officials said that should Dillon win Sunday's race, it would be counted as a win toward Stewart's Chase eligibility. Stewart would also have to be among the top 30 in points. He currently trails Matt DiBenedetto , in 30th, by 101 points. RELATED: How Stewart will be scored at 'Dega "First of all it would mean I won a Sprint Cup race and I would be pretty excited," Dillon said. "On top of that, to be able to get Tony a step closer to being locked into the Chase would be really cool. … "I haven't started a race without the goal of winning my entire career. That is what my focus is. As soon as I get strapped into that race car I'm planning on going to the front and hopefully winning the race. If it all comes together and we do win the race, I'm sure it will be a heck of a party and everybody is going to be happy." Stewart , who will retire from Sprint Cup competition at season's end, said he was appreciative of the opportunity to contend for a spot in the 10-race Chase, but said he "wouldn't feel good about" earning a berth based on a win by another driver. "I think for me to make the Chase it needs to be because I ran the whole race and won the race, not started it and somebody else won it for me."
Tony Stewart cuts tire in first Sprint Cup race of 2016
MORE: Full race results " Top moments for Stewart " Recap all his wins Tony Stewart had a tire go down in his first race back behind the wheel of his No. 14 Stewart -Haas Racing Chevrolet in Sunday's Toyota Owners 400 Sprint Cup Series race at Richmond International Raceway . On Lap 268 of 400, Stewart and Team Penske driver Joey Logano made contact, cutting the left-rear tire of the No. 14 to bring out the caution. The three-time premier series champion was running 21st and one lap down at the time of the incident. Logano got the free pass as a result of the caution. Earlier in the race, Stewart was battling hard with then-race leader and eventual race winner Carl Edwards to stay on the lead lap. "We got the lap down there," Stewart said after the race. "I got a lap down and almost drove back by and got my lap back. But Carl (Edwards) was strong. I knew I wasn't going to be able to hang on long, but I was going to hold on as long as I could and hope we got a caution." Stewart would get back on the lead lap thanks to earning the free pass on the Lap 325 caution. "Smoke" would go on to finish in 19th place. Of his day back behind the wheel Stewart said, "It was fun. I had a good time and I'm looking forward to running the rest of this year with these guys." RELATED: Whose restart did 'Smoke' describe as 'sexy'?
Rule reminder: How Stewart will be scored at Talladega
RELATED: Stewart eager for more " See current Chase Grid When he announced his return to NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racing, Stewart -Haas Racing driver and co-owner Tony Stewart said he would qualify his No. 14 Chevrolet this weekend at Talladega Superspeedway and start Sunday's race, but ultimately give his seat to standby driver Ty Dillon at some point during the GEICO 500 (Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). However, Dillon told SiriusXM NASCAR Radio on Wednesday that he would qualify the car and that both he and Stewart would practice the car on Friday. Stewart's first race since injuring his back in an offseason all-terrain vehicle accident came last Sunday at Richmond, and Talladega -- a 2.66-mile track where peril exists in every moment -- was enough of a risk for doctors to ask Stewart to step out of the seat at some point Sunday. "Smoke" has been granted a waiver that makes him eligible to qualify for the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. He initially was ineligible due to not meeting the requirement of attempting to start every race. Now, he can attempt to qualify for the postseason -- the most simple road into the Chase is to win one of the remaining regular-season races and climb into the top 30 in the points standings. All of which leads to these questions: Does Tony Stewart earn points at Talladega? What would happen if Ty Dillon won? The answer from NASCAR: If Stewart begins the race, he is the driver of record. The points accrued from whatever place Dillon finishes go into the standings under Stewart's name. If Dillon finishes the race in the No. 14 and winds up in Victory Lane, it will go down as a victory for Stewart and would count toward his Chase eligibility.
Stewart eager for more after Richmond return
RELATED: Race results " At-track photos RICHMOND, Va. -- Tony Stewart drove his Chevrolet onto Richmond International Raceway 's pit road this bright, sunny Sunday afternoon and after taking his helmet off and climbing out of the car, was all grins -- proudly declaring he could have raced another 400 miles. Stewart's day -- and his 19th-place finish -- was nothing but encouraging for the three-time champion making his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series start of the year. "Smoke" missed the first eight races of what is his final season, recovering from a broken back suffered in a pre-season all-terrain vehicle (ATV) accident. RELATED: Full coverage of Stewart's injury, comeback Leaning back against his car, Stewart was upbeat and excited while speaking with reporters at the track post-race. He sipped his Coca-Cola and reflected on his long-awaited, highly anticipated return to the NASCAR driving seat with the kind of positive vibes equal to that of a race winner. "I love this job," he declared. "If you asked me how I felt, I would be perfectly content to have them just line us up and start another 400-mile race right now. I can promise you I can outlast a bunch of these guys. "I could run 800 more laps and still out-race a bunch of these guys. If anyone thinks we've lost something, we haven't lost (expletive)." MORE: Hear 'Smoke' on the radio It was exactly the kind of confidence, high expectation and bravado that has characterized Stewart's storied racing career. It's also why the Richmond crowd gave him a standing ovation during driver introductions and why so many NASCAR fans are counting on the 48-time winner to finish his remarkable career on top. Or at least making a darn good run at it. RELATED: Relive all of Stewart's w ins Stewart described his weekend back behind the wheel as feeling "like an old pair of shoes" and said it only took him about 10 laps "to get reacclimated" with the car and his team. Starting mid-pack, he ended up spending most of the race trying to earn the free pass to get back on the lead lap and, maddeningly, he would be one position shy of the lucky dog spot time-after-time. At one point as he fought hard to stay on the lead lap and dueled with then-race leader -- and eventual Toyota Owners 400 winner -- Carl Edwards to hold onto position. Edwards said after the race that he was impressed with Stewart's effort. "I was real happy he was back until about five laps into that battle," Edwards said smiling. "Let me tell you, the guy is competitive. I was thinking during that, what a heckuva run to have (the) first time back in the driver's seat. It's great to have him back." "I made it interesting for him for about 15 laps," Stewart proudly told his team on the radio after being lapped by Edwards a quarter of the way into the 400-lap event. After the race Stewart said, "I felt like we ran a good race. "It's so chaotic on the re-starts and I had a plan and I would try to execute my plan, but I zigged when I should have zagged every time for about four straight re-starts. "You just didn't know exactly where you needed to be, but that stuff will come." It wasn't just Stewart's first time turning laps this year, it was also his first time working with his new crew chief Mike Bugarewicz and the No. 14 driver seemed encouraged about that relationship too after the race. "Being on the pit box with him and listening to him communicate really helped a bunch," Stewart said of his time spent out of the car this season. "I think being as active with him as I could up to this point, really shortened the learning curve up. "I know he's going to sit there when we're done and wonder, 'what could I have done to communicate different?' Really it was nice and just felt like it clicked so I don't think there's a big learning curve there. We get this car a little better and we're going to have a lot of fun with it." Stewart said that -- shortly after his comeback announcement -- he won't compete in the full 500-miler at Talladega Superspeedway next weekend, per doctor's orders. But he will qualify the car, start the race and then hand over the steering wheel to Ty Dillon , who made three starts in Stewart's Chevrolet while the veteran was recovering. From there, it's all Stewart , all the time. And he proved Sunday that he is not only back, but very glad to be back. "I felt like I was doing everything I needed to do," Stewart said. "And I bet you go up and down this pit road and ask those guys if they think I'm back and they'd be shaking their heads and going, 'I don't think that he was ever gone.' " MORE: Stewart granted Chaise wa iver
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Four NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers concluded a two-day Goodyear tire test Wednesday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway . For three-time series champion Tony Stewart , it wrapped up what he said would be the final tire test of his career. Stewart joined last weekend's winner Carl Edwards , Aric Almirola and rookie Chase Elliott among drivers involved at the Brickyard, helping Goodyear officials determine the proper tire compound for the Sprint Cup Series' annual visit on July 24. Stewart was fresh from his season debut at Richmond International Raceway , where he placed 19th after missing eight races with a broken back suffered in an all-terrain vehicle incident Jan. 31. As was the case Sunday at Richmond, Stewart was in good spirits as he eased back into full-time racing in what is scheduled to be his final NASCAR season as a driver. RELATED: Stewart eager for more after Richmond return "I'm actually having fun up here," said Stewart , an Indiana native. "This is my last tire test as a driver, so I've been having fun working with the Goodyear guys and it's been kind of fun because three of the main guys here when I started here are at this test, which they don't always get to come to the same test together. It's kind of nice to be working with them one last time. "It's nice to be home and I think any chance, any time that we've had an opportunity to go test here, I always jumped on it. I don't like to go test -- it's boring to me -- but I've always liked any chance I got to come up to Indy and test. That's something I always wanted to do." Stewart's next NASCAR appearance at the venerable Speedway is scheduled this summer, when he'll compete in what will likely be his final Indianapolis race. The 44-year-old Stewart said he's had less chance to reminisce about his memories of the home-state track than to get accustomed to the reduced-downforce aerodynamics package that made its debut this year. "It's probably more just fresh on my mind of being back in the car. I haven't driven with this low-downforce package other than just Richmond last weekend, which you aren't really going to see a big effect of it. Being here and seeing how much different it feels, it's fun to kind of get acclimated again and that's the big thing that I wanted to leave here with was just feeling like that I was up to speed with what the aero package was and knowing what the feel is like." Edwards has won the last two Sprint Cup races, including last Sunday's bump-and-run past Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch to prevail at Richmond. Edwards said he hadn't had a chance to speak with Busch about the incident with his quick transition from the Virginia short track to Indianapolis before heading to Talladega Superspeedway this weekend. RELATED: JGR orders? Edwards-Busch bump say it isn't so Edwards' more immediate focus was to provide feedback to Goodyear engineers after a battery of tests at the historic 2.5-mile track. "There's a lot of stuff to learn here," Edwards said. "This track, it's difficult for a number of reasons, but really for me, just the weather today versus yesterday, it's hard to determine how much of it is the weather. As the track changes, the Goodyear rubber lays down, it changes. The challenge for us is as we make these changes with the car to try to separate the track changes and the temperature changes from the actual changes to the car. "So it's a pretty difficult place to test and to figure things out, but that kind of makes it fun. We've got my crew chief and my team of engineers over there, and I mean they are going through every … I mean, they're really over there thinking and working hard, and those kind of challenges are fun."
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Tony Stewart , fresh off his return to NASCAR Sprint Cup Series competition, is among the four drivers scheduled to take part in a two-day Goodyear tire test at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Tuesday and Wednesday. Stewart , who missed the first eight points races of the 2016 season due to a back injury, made his first start of the season in this past weekend's Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway . He finished 19th in the No. 14 Stewart -Haas Racing Chevrolet. He is currently scheduled to qualify and start this weekend's GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway (Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) but will turn over the driving duties to NASCAR XFINITY Series driver Ty Dillon at some point during the race. Drivers expected to join the three-time series champion for the Goodyear test on the 2.5-mile Indianapolis track are Aric Almirola (No. 43 Richard Petty Motorsports Ford), Carl Edwards (No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota) and Chase Elliott (No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet). Edwards enters this weekend's race at Talladega with a two-race win streak, having won at Bristol Motor Speedway and Richmond International Raceway . Because it is a Goodyear test, the grandstands will not be open. However, fans may view the action from the Turn 2 viewing mounds located adjacent to the Hall of Fame Museum. This year's Crown Royal Presents the 'Your Hero's Name Here' at the Brickyard 400 is scheduled for Sunday, July 24 (3:30 p.m. ET, NBCSN, IMS Radio Network, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).
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An incident, where it was initially thought that two women had stabbed each other over a dispute, and accidentally killed a child and injured another, took a rather strange turn on Friday, with police coming out with some startling revelations.
On Thursday, Reena, the wife of a real estate agent, Manoj, and the three-year-old child of her neighbour Sudesh had been killed after an alleged argument between the two women turned violent.
But police on Friday said Sudesh, the wife of Anil Sharma, Manager (Corporate Communications) with The Pioneer newspaper, had first attacked her children Aarav (3) and Komal (17) in her flat with a knife.
She then asked Reena to come over to her house and attacked her. Sudesh inflicted injuries on her self in an attempt to commit suicide. Reena and Aarav were killed, while Sudesh and Komal were grievously injured.
According to police, Sudesh had planned the murders. Investigation revealed that Reena's husband Manoj had been helping Sudesh's family financially for the past five years. It was during this time that they allegedly become close.
However, police said Sudesh was upset as Manoj had reportedly been ignoring her over the past two months. When her repeated attempts to get Manoj back failed, Sudesh planned the murders, police said.
Investigators claimed that Sudesh blamed Reena for Manoj losing interest in her. She tried to kill her children and herself because she felt there was nothing for her to look forward to, police said.
Police recovered a note, purportedly written by Sudesh, which stated that Manoj was responsible for her state. It also said she wanted Manoj hanged and that he was responsible for the entire incident.
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What an upset. What a sour way to end the season.
OPINION: Tomorrow's flight home just got longer for the All Blacks after a timid display ruined the European tour, tainted their season and handed Steve Hansen his first loss as head coach.
After this record 38-21 defeat, the All Blacks' first at Twickenham for a decade, there will be nagging frustration hanging over the summer holidays.
The Christmas ham might taste a little off.
Maybe the fallout and claims of thuggery after Andrew Hore's incident last week got to Hansen's men. There was a distinct lack of physicality and aggression in the collisions. They were bullied at the breakdown.
Apart from a three-minute second-half burst, where Julian Savea and Kieran Read scored, and a late flurry, the All Blacks were on the back foot - make that pinned up against the wall by a raw and inexperienced English side. It was astonishing to watch.
This test resembled a third former turning the tables on the head prefect.
Stuart Lancaster's starting side boasted just 206 caps and had an average age of a tick over 24. They were up against an All Blacks team with 787 caps.
Some had labelled them the best ever after going 20 matches undefeated since last year's World Cup.
Steeled by close losses to the Wallabies and Springboks, youth and enthusiasm sparked the English. They did not fear this All Blacks team. Not one bit.
The youngest members of Lancaster's team led the charge. Hooker Tom Young's and his front-row were powerful. Centre Manu Tuilagi got the better of Conrad Smith, a feat very rarely achieved. And 21-year-old first-five Owen Farrell did not put a foot wrong, slotting 18 points.
As their collective confidence grew so, too, did the sweeping chorus of swing low sweet chariot.
At the end of a long season, this being their 14th test, the All Blacks seemed out on their feet.
The sickness which stuck down almost the entire squad during the last two weeks might have had an affect, but don't expect any excuses to flow from Hansen and Richie McCaw.
They simply weren't up to it today. They were caught on the hop, as it were.
Now they have plenty of time to ponder their one major blimp of 2012.
Make no mistake, the Poms won't let you forget this history making occasion.
And, as much as it pains to say, their effort today deserves some time in the sun.
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UK-based TSL Professional Product Group has supplied a dozen of its PAM1-3G8 professional audio monitors to Alfacam, provider of OB facilities for Host Broadcast Services (HBS) coverage of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
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5 ways to pimp your terminal in linux
Most people tend to think of the terminal as boring. But here I will list a number of choices you can pick to snaz it up a bit. The following applications can increase the usability and the speed in which you use a terminal, from drop down screens, syntax highlighting, or having multiple terminals in one window.
Yakuake - Yet another Kuake KDE terminal emulator.
Yakuake gives you a drop down screen for your terminal. Simply start the application and assign the key to make the terminal window drop down and bang away on the keyboard until you need it out of your sight. Yakuake is based on Konsole so you can theme it just the same. It also allows you to adjust the width, height and screen placement.
Or lets say you want QuadKonsole goodness, but on a GTK application? Then you need Multi-Gnome Terminal. This is in most distributions repositories, if not you can obtain this here: http://multignometerm.sourceforge.net/
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