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Readers on the Workplace of the Future: Telecommuting, Swarming and "the FunPlace"

The first commenter, Martin, kicked it off by saying "People will just work from home. Homes will be built with cabinets, or people will buy wooden modeules and install them in their gardens. Commuting, and paying rents for office space just does not scale.

USC-Hawaii: What I Learned

After watching the University of Southern California take over Aloha Stadium and bring back its first win in its season opener, USC and Hawaii each had the positives and negatives that each team has.

Portland Trail Blazers: NBA All-Time Starting Fives

The Portland Trail Blazers failed to reach the postseason in any of their first six seasons in existence, and have managed to do so just twice in the past seven.

Twenty-six trips to the postseason, 24 .

Man in hot tub calls 911 seeking cocoa

A homeless man having a hot tub soak at a suburban Portland home allegedly called 911 requesting "a hug and a warm cup of hot chocolate with marshmallows in it." Police arrested him for criminal trespassing and unnecessarily calling 911.

Oden Vs. Durant: In a Battle Of Potential, It Is Still Not Even Close

The Blazers won the 2007 NBA lottery, snagging the rights to Greg Oden and the Championships that would ensue.

See, Greg has had injury troubles. So much so that he has only played 82 games in three seasons. 


Oh, just some guy named Kevin Durant that is averaging 30.

Oregon State-TCU: Can Beavers Run Over Horned Frogs?

The No. 24 Oregon State Beavers begin their impressive out-of-conference slate with a trip to Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas for a made-for-ESPN matchup with No. 6 TCU.

The Red Sox's 2011 Rotation

The Red Sox have perhaps the most recognizable rotation in baseball. Jon Lester, Clay Buchholz, Josh Beckett, John Lackey, Tim Wakefield and Daisuke Matsuzaka have won a combined 545 games, two of them have pitched no-hitters, five have made All-Star teams and all six are under team control fo

Cops Not Sure How to Use Twitter, Study Shows

A study of 1,089 official and unofficial law enforcement Twitter accounts shows about 21 percent don't tweet, nine percent tweet personal opinions about crime or criminal justice, and three percent have tweeted in a way that could be interpreted as racist or sexist.

Lesson Unlearned: Phoenix Suns Projected To Underwhelm

Amar'e Stoudemire subsequently left for greener, if less successful, pastures. The Suns filled in the gaps with Hedo Turkoglu, Hakim Warrick and Josh Childress (with Leandro Barbosa being jettisoned to snag Turkoglu).

The Suns are now ten-deep.

Move Over, LeBron: Cavs Fans Should Embrace Mo Williams With Open Arms

If Cleveland fans are looking for a new hero to carry the Cavaliers’ banner in the aftermath of LeBron James’ departure, they should line up behind star guard Mo Williams.