Prankster mails photo that appears to show stolen Nun Bun

Return the Nun Bun, please!

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Where the tech jobs are now

Tech hiring rebounds, but it's not the 90's all over again. This time, soft skills count and where you live matters (or, rather, where the job is matters if they will let you telecommute).

On a side note, is this not the most hideous business news graphic you've seen in a long time? Ever?

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Ten for Tuesday: All the right (and wrong) assistant moves

Nobody says it better than Doyel:

"4. Tubby the mule: Kentucky coach Tubby Smith apparently will keep his mid-major coaching staff despite an unmistakable erosion on the recruiting front. Nobody tells Orlando Tubby Smith what to do, and in a year or two or three when he finally leaves Kentucky because he's sick of the heat, he'll tell himself the fans forced him out. We'll know better. Tubby's refusal to upgrade his staff is forcing the fans to force him out.:

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Water company drops suit; referendum on November ballot

"The best thing for all of us is to let our customers vote."

It's about damn time. But don't expect any further reasonable actions from the corporate tools heading Kentucky American.

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Morocco's late goal stuns U.S.

26,000+ fans had a rockin' time, despite the lack of scoring and the final outcome -- especially the festive Moroccan fans who brought flags, drums and cash-register-tape streamers (in addition to the usual player jerseys and face paint). We want more!

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Mac Folklore: Calculator Construction Set

I swear, if Juice ever writes an article like this about me, it better be well after we make our bazzillions. Or next week.

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Nashville market for IT jobs is on the rise

It's no Silicon Valley, but it's not the back woods either. IT is strong in Nashvegas.

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Fletcher: 'My conscience is clear'

"I didn't know what the rules were. How could I be guilty?"

Well, not in so many words, but willfully not knowing how the government works and gross disorganization are the hallmarks of this pathetic administration. At least Patton got things done, even if sleeping with his mistress was one of them. So much for "cleaning up the mess in Frankfort."

And this whining about Stumbo's charges being politically motivated just because he might run against Fletcher for governor in 2007? That's just hard ball, good ol' Southern politics. Sure, the attorney general's courage might be politically motivated, but do you think that's enough to convince the members of the grand jury to issue an indictment? I think they're all well aware of the seriousness of the situation and I'm pretty sure they're not all democrats planning to run against Fletcher.

Like most Kentuckians I'm sure, I don't care if the charges are politcally motivated, I only care if they're true. In which case, the governor should spare us all the disingenuous arguments and cries of persecution and resign. Of course, it will probably take a conviction to sway Fletcher from his self-delusion of being an effective and moral governor. Physician, Air Force pilot, Baptist minister -- three years into it, it must be hard to admit that you're still not capable of this job.

Fletcher Indicted
Fletcher involved in mess of his own

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On 2nd Try, Booker Glides In as Newark Mayor

Congrats, Cory! Now for the hard part....

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Nashville vies for hot property in new Monopoly game

Get your votes in now at monopoly.com to "shape the future of Monopoly." You can vote once a day, but Friday, May 12, is the last day to vote. What, all the properties aren't going to be named after Microsoft products?

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Newark Candidate Runs Against His Own Fame

Cory makes the Times again. Looks like he might make the mayor's office this time around, too. Go, Book!

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