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The Lignell Zone
Devil's Work Dictionary - Vote for the Winning Definition
Vote for your favorite satirical definition of Meeting!
Conference chatter
Live Game Blog: Oklahoma-Florida
In this edition of Conference Chatter, Big 12 Spotlight editor Eric Sorrentino takes a look at the smack talk in the week leading up to tonight's BCS Championship between Oklahoma and Florida. Plus, there's a plethora of storylines that should make tonight's game a riveting one to watch.
Seen it?
Social bookmarking tools arrive at LJWorld.com
Did you notice those little buttons at the top of story pages on LJWorld.com? They're social bookmarking tools — now ubiquitous on news sites — and they're a way for you to tell others about a story you like.
Common cents
Danger, cyberspace ahead
In 2008 an average of 35,000 malware samples were detected each day by Panda Security’s PandaLabs. Of those, 22,000 of them were new infections, according to a news release issued today about the firm’s annual malware report.
Dugan' A., Man
Diving into tonight's BCS Championship game with a Florida fan
Dugan chats with a Florida fan about the OU-UF BCS Championship game, set for Thursday night on Fox.
Southern Perlo
Park that thought: No driving to the inaugural; a roundup of Southern news
The dynamics of the South in American history find the same importance in current times. Here's a national look at people, places, and events making Southern news!
Schoolhouse talk
Pinckney "Boys in Ties" on Rachael Ray Show tomorrow
A group of second-grade boys from Pinckney School are getting some national TV coverage on Friday.
Town Talk
City posts sales tax gains for 2008
Despite worries all year long about sales tax collections, Lawrence sales tax revenues actually grew in 2008.
Dakotah Drives
Dakotah - On Television
Dakotah takes a rider who is instrumental in keeping Dakotah on the road.
At Random
Breakfast of Champions: Confession Time
Forget about what you didn't do yesterday and concentrate on what you will do today.
'Hawks in the NBA
Almost-Jayhawks: Which ones still make you wonder?
The NBA is full of players who almost became Jayhawks. DeShawn Stevenson, who committed to KU but then declared for the NBA Draft out of high school, is one of the most recent near-misses to make major noise at the professional level.
The Yellow Tape
Billy Self, not the KU coach Bill Self, is in Douglas County Jail
The name of one of Douglas County Jail's newest inmates is similar to that of Kansas University's head men's basketball coach.
Wheel Genius
Obamaniacs can share rides to D.C.
Can't find a flight? Don't want to drive? A Texas-based company offers an on-the-road alternative for getting to and from the presidential inauguration this month in Washington, D.C.
Notes from John
Stevia, Sunflowers and Paraguay
Stevia is about to be allowed to be used as a food additive in the United States says a recent article in the LJ World. Stevia also has an interesting connection with Kansas.
Schoolhouse talk
Kids are germy, and I guess adults aren't much better
Education reporter Lindsey Slater is sick -- and knows that spreading germs in schools, especially elementary schools, is easy. But how can you stop it? And how can you make your child feel better?
Town Talk
Primary election rules still in flux
How many candidates are needed to trigger a primary in the upcoming City Commission election? We'll get back to you on that.
Heard on the Hill
KU Alumni Association seeking legislative help
The Kansas University Alumni Association is asking its members to assist in contacting legislators to promote KU's 2009 legislative agenda.
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