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A great weekend at Greek Peak (CNYCentral.com)
As you may be aware, we ran a contest on our TV stations at the end of February called “Weekend Getaway – Breakfast with Wayne”.
Fort Lewis gets ready to dance (The Durango Herald)
Fort Lewis College athletic director Kelly Higgins has been involved in the planning and execution of as many as eight national championship events, and has overseen events at every stop he's made during his career.
American League Team Notes (USA Today)
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‘The Doctors' Take A Trip To The Lone Star State (Broadcasting and Cable)
Texas-themed episode to air Wednesday, March 10 only in Texas...
Germany: Man Jailed For Cindy Crawford Extortion (WSB-TV 2 Atlanta)
A German man who tried to blackmail supermodel Cindy Crawford with a photo of her bound and gagged 7-year-old daughter was sentenced to two years in jail Tuesday.
CRE Releases Set-Top Box White Paper (Mediaweek)
Untapping the potential of set-top-box data will not be easy nor quick, according to a just-completed STB white paper from the Council for Research Excellence released Tuesday (March 9). The study, a yearlong endeavor, concluded that only through broad industry collaboration would the industry realize the benefits of STB data.
South Korean bus prototypes use road to recharge (CNET)
Vehicles with sensor-driven magnetic devices on their underside suck up energy as they travel over the strips embedded just under the road surface.
Griffins Begin Six-Game Road Trip (OurSports Central)
Lay of the Land: Needing to close a 13-point gap that separates them from the fourth and final playoff spot in the North Division, the Griffins this week embark on a season-high six-game road trip that begins Friday at first-place Hamilton.
MIT lab helps designers reimagine video games (Boston Globe)
Don’t bother asking Abe Stein whether he believes video games qualify as art. “The answer,’’ he said, “is an obvious ‘yes.’ ’’
OWEN CANFIELD: Lovallo deserves a blue ribbon (The Register Citizen)
I’m thinking Dan Lovallo deserves a blue ribbon for what he did with the yellow ribbon controversy in Litchfield. Leave it to a sports guy to come through in the clutch. The video he posted on the Buckley Broadcasting website received thousands of hits and, I believe, influenced the Litchfield signal callers – the Board of Warden and Burgesses -- to allow the yellow ribbons to be attached to the ...