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Leverage supercomputer's high speed into high-tech jobs (The Times) - 117 weeks ago

When someone mentions the "information economy," people think more of California and Texas than Louisiana. But that perception is slowly changing, thanks in part to the Louisiana Optical Network Initiative (LONI) "" one of the fastest supercomputing networks in the world.

Pacers' Jackson fires shots during altercation (The Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star) - 117 weeks ago

INDIANAPOLIS--Indiana Pacers guard Stephen Jackson fired shots in the air in apparent self-defense after he was hit by a car outside a strip club early yesterday--the latest blow to a team struggling to rebuild its image.

Extra security for Friday's games (News 14 Charlotte) - 117 weeks ago

Following two weeks of problems at Charlotte high school football games, extra security was on hand Friday night to make sure things went smoothly.

Doyle, Green spar over job loss figures (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) - 117 weeks ago

The performance of the Milwaukee-area economy emerged Friday as a contentious issue in the governor's race.

Die-hards arrive early to Lowe's (News 14 Charlotte) - 117 weeks ago

The Bank of America 500 might not be until October 14, but that has not stopped hundreds of die-hard race fans from making the pilgrimage to Lowe’s Motor Speedway a little early.

Up next, wrangling respect (Calendarlive.com) - 117 weeks ago

RUPERT MURDOCH and Roger Ailes had just announced their intention to create a 24-hour cable news channel from scratch, vowing to launch within a year and take on industry leader CNN. As they walked out of the news conference in the fledging network's Sixth Avenue headquarters in January 1996, Ailes turned to the News Corp. chairman.

All sound, fury, and popular entertainment: one decade on, Fox is top dog in the ratings (Independent) - 117 weeks ago

It is the night of the Bush-Gore presidential election in 2000. Already, the key state of Florida has been kicked around like a football, placed first in the Gore column then, because of erroneous exit-poll data, yanked back and deemed too close to call.

Schlock and awe (Guardian Unlimited) - 117 weeks ago

Art: After Iraq, Katrina and Abu Ghraib, what should we expect from US artists? More than Saatchi's show delivers, says Adrian Searle.

When a picture says everything (International Herald Tribune) - 117 weeks ago

At the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jeff Rosenheim, a photography curator, has selected a couple of dozen of Robert Polidori's big panoramas and interiors of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, to make a pocket-size lament for a woebegone city.

Booze Control is Weigh to Go ; CUT DOWN ON ALCOHOL TO SHED POUNDS AND REAP HEALTH BENEFITS (RedNova) - 117 weeks ago

By Katrina Tweedie IMAGE conscious and watching their weight, most women would not dream of munching their way through a cateringsized box of chocolate every week.