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Word from the Smokies: What happens when we relocate box turtles?
- Most box turtles immediately take off from a relocation site in the direction of their home territory, encountering increased threats from predators.
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All aboard: Is passenger train service coming to a Louisiana city near you?
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Dan Einstein, Co-Founder of Seminal Indie Labels With John Prine and Steve Goodman, Dies at 61
Dan Einstein, a Grammy winner who co-founded independent record labels with singer-songwriters John Prine and Steve Goodman, only to quit the business and open a bakery that became an East Nashville community hub, died Saturday in Nashville at 61. A cause of death was not given, but family members said he had been suffering from […]
- EntertainmentThe Tennessean
Dan Einstein, beloved Sweet 16th Bakery owner and music industry veteran, dies at 61
Dan Einstein, a beloved baker and one-time independent record label founder, died Saturday.
- U.S.Asheville Citizen-Times
Word from the Smokies: Keys to wildlife crossing success on I-40 in the Pigeon River Gorge
From 2017-19 in NC, there were 56,868 wildlife-vehicle collisions, more than 2,800 human injuries and five human fatalities.
- BusinessFootwear News
Burlington Will Pay $20 Million to Settle Two Wage Lawsuits — This Is The Average Payout Plaintiffs Will Get
Earlier this month, The TJX Companies Inc. agreed to settle similar FLSA complaints for $31.5 million.
- HealthBloomberg
Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Is an ‘Almost Meaningless’ Metric
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- It doesn’t matter that the United States surpassed China this week in reported Covid-19 cases because those numbers (83,507 and 81,782 respectively as of March 26) don’t tell us how many people actually became infected in either country. Nor do they tell us how fast the disease is spreading, since only a tiny portion of the population in the United States has been tested.“The numbers are almost meaningless,” says Steve Goodman, a professor of epidemiology at Stanford Unive
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Cubs Class-A affiliate shares how to wash your hands to ‘Go Cubs Go’
Wash your hands like it's 1984 by singing along to the Cubs' classic.
- EntertainmentRolling Stone
Looking Back on John Prine Buddy Steve Goodman
Two new releases highlight the late folk singer's versatility, resilience and unflagging energy
- EntertainmentRolling Stone
‘City of New Orleans’ Writer Steve Goodman to Be Celebrated on Deluxe Album Reissues
Folk-country singer died at 36 in 1984, just prior to the release of his album 'Affordable Art'
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Algorithms are recruiting for companies desperate to hire a workforce that looks like their customers
Restless Bandit scours millions of resumes to help major brands find qualified candidates. In 2016, the human resources-technology company said almost every one of its customers indicated they wanted new employees to better reflect the racial diversity of their customers. “I’ve been in this space for 20 years, and only in the last three years…
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'Go, Cubs, Go' Hits Billboard Charts for the First Time After Cubs' World Series Win
After the Chicago Cubs became World Series champions (in the early hours of Nov. 3) after their fabled 108-year title drought, Steve Goodman's 1984 anthem "Go, Cubs, Go" likewise ends a long journey, making Billboard's charts for the first time.
