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Robert Johnson has resigned after five seasons as football coach at Moore, where he compiled an 11-41 record. Full Article at Louisville Courier-Journal
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Robert Johnson may not have invented the blues, but he remains one of its most influential practitioners. Full Article at Blogcritics.org
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Dwane Joshua had 18 points and two others scored in double figures as North Carolina A&T beat Middle Tennessee 65-56 on Monday night. Tavarus Alston scored 14 points and Austin Witter added 11 for the Aggies (3-2). Full Article at NBC 17.com
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Dawna Lee Heising and John C. Alsedek Cover Show by Multi-talented Actor, Musician and Author for the Rogue Machine Theatre on Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles Multi-talented actor, musician and author Tucker Smallwood performed at a fundraiser for Rogue... Full Article at TransWorldNews
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News Death Notice BEVER, Daniel L. "Beaver" Age 62 of Union, went home to be with the Lord, Saturday, November 21, 2009. He was born March 3, 1947 to Avanell & Robert Johnson. Full Article at Dayton Daily News
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Hard to say which is bigger sometimes, the game-turning plays Utah safety Robert Johnson often creates, or the smile he has while making them. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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JACKSON, Miss. The mystery surrounding bluesman Robert Johnson's life and death feeds the lingering fascination with his work. There's the myth he sold his soul to the devil to create his haunting guitar intonations. Full Article at Northwest Indiana Post-Tribune
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It's easy. Send a link to the story you were just reading to a friend. Just fill out the form on this page and we'll send it along. Your name and e-mail address are transmitted to the recipient. Full Article at Deseret News
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Thomas Coleman scored 12 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead North Carolina A&T to a 67-53 win over Davis & Elkins on Friday night. Full Article at ABC News
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Report finds that rising transaction fees have increased costs for merchants INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 19 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Robert Johnson, President of Consumers for Competitive Choice (C4CC), issued the following statement in response to a report... Full Article at PR Newswire
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With only two more games left in the decade, I think it's fair to start thinking about Auburn's all-00s football team. Full Article at Everything Alabama
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by Kilian Melloy Wednesday Nov 18, 2009 The issue of trans access to gender identity-appropriate restrooms has been muddied in Tampa, Florida, by religious and anti-gay groups seeking to play up fears of sexual predation taking place in women’s... Full Article at EDGE Boston
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Grammy-winning pianist George Winston plays a tribute concert tonight at the Belhaven College Center for the Arts honoring blues legend Robert Johnson. The concert will benefit restoration of the Robert Johnson House in Copiah County. Full Article at The Clarion-Ledger
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Robert Johnson's birthplace in Hazlehurst, MS, may soon become a tourist destination for fans of the late blues guitarist who--as legend tells it--sold his soul to the Devil in exchange for his guitar prowess, according to a New York Times... Full Article at LiveDaily
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*Some 71 years after the death of blues legend Robert Johnson, the mystery surrounding his place of birth has been solved. Full Article at EURweb
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Texas Christian tailback Ryan Christian runs in for a touchdown as Utah defensive back Robert Johnson (17) tries to make a desperation tackle during the first half of the Horned Frogs' 55-28 victory Saturday night. Full Article at Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com
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JACKSON, Miss -- The mystery surrounding bluesman Robert Johnson's life and death feeds the lingering fascination with his work. There's the myth that he sold his soul to the devil to create his haunting guitar intonations. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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JACKSON, Miss. -- About 71 years after the death of bluesman Robert Johnson, officials here want to restore his home in hopes of drawing fans and their tourism dollars. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
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Johnson's recently-confirmed birthplace, a 1,500-square foot home built by his stepfather Charles Dodds in the small town of Hazlehurst, is now owned by Copiah County. Full Article at New Kerala
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The mystery surrounding bluesman Robert Johnson's life and death feeds the lingering fascination with his work. There's the myth he sold his soul to the devil to create his haunting guitar intonations. Full Article at The Clarion-Ledger
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Lange Johnson, center, the grandson of International Tennis Hall of Fame inductee Dr. Robert Johnson, accepts his plaque posthumously, as Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, the widow of tennis great Arthur Ashe, applauds at left during ceremonies in Newport, R.I. Saturday, July 11, 2009.
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OAKLAND, CA - MAY 27: Erik Bedard #45 of the Seattle Mariners talks to catcher Rob Johnson #32 before he is taken out of their game against the Oakland Athletics at the Oakland Coliseum on May 27, 2009 in Oakland, California.
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SEATTLE - MAY 24: Pitcher David Aardsma #53 of the Seattle Mariners celebrates with catcher Rob Johnson #32 after defeating the San Francisco Giants 5-4 on May 24, 2009 at Safeco Field in Seattle, Washington.
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SEATTLE - MAY 24: Eli Whiteside #22 of the San Francisco Giants scores in the fourth inning against catcher Rob Johnson #32 of the Seattle Mariners on May 24, 2009 at Safeco Field in Seattle, Washington. The Mariners defeated the Giants 5-4.
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BIRMINGHAM, AL - MAY 14: The group of (L-R) Lee Trevino, Vanderbilt basketball coach Bobby Johnson, singer Vince Gill and Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher watch the action in the fifth fairway during the Thursday Pro-AM of the Regions Charity Classic at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Tra...
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SEATTLE - APRIL 18: Miguel Cabrera #24 of the Detroit Tigers scores against catcher Rob Johnson #32 of the Seattle Mariners on a throwing error by Ichiro Suzuki on April 18, 2009 at Safeco Field in Seattle, Washington.
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SEATTLE - APRIL 15: Catcher Jeff Mathis of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim tags out Rob Johnson of the Seattle Mariners on a fielder's choice at Safeco Field April 15, 2009 in Seattle, Washington. All Major League Baseball players are wearing #42 in honor of Jackie Robinson day.
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OAKLAND, CA - APRIL 12: David Aardsma #53 and Rob Johnson #32 of the Seattle Mariners celebrate after defeating the Oakland Athletics during a Major League Baseball game on April 12, 2009 at the Oakland Coliseum in Oakland, California.
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AUGUSTA, GA - APRIL 07: Rob Johnson, a tournament official, and Tiger Woods share a laugh at a press conference during a practice round prior to the 2009 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 7, 2009 in Augusta, Georgia.
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AUGUSTA, GA - APRIL 07: Rob Johnson, a tournament official, and Tiger Woods share a laugh at a press conference during a practice round prior to the 2009 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 7, 2009 in Augusta, Georgia.
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Robert Johnson, right, holds a picture of his friend Oscar Grant during Grant's funeral at the Palma Ceia Baptist Church in Hayward, Calif. , Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009.
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NEW ORLEANS - JANUARY 02: Robert Johnson #17 of the Utah Utes celebrates with the fans after defeating the Alabama Crimson Tide 31-17 during the 75th Allstate Sugar Bowl at the Louisiana Superdome on January 2, 2009 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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NEW ORLEANS - JANUARY 02: Defensive back Robert Johnson #17 of the Utah Utes is hit by receiver Julio Jones #8 of the Alabama Crimson Tide as Johnson drops the interception attempt in the second quarter during the 75th Allstate Sugar Bowl at the Louisiana Superdome on January 2, 2009 i...
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Utah defensive back Robert Johnson (17) gestures after intercepting a pass against Alabama in the first half of their NCAA football game in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Friday, Jan. 2, 2009.
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Utah free safety Robert Johnson, front, takes a picture as he and the football team step off the plane as they arrive at Louis Armstrong International Airport in Kenner, La. , Saturday, Dec. 27, 2008.
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TCU tailback Ryan Christian (18) carries the ball and scores a touchdown as Utah defensive back Robert Johnson (17) tries to make the tackle in the first half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009, in Fort Worth, Texas.
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TCU tailback Ryan Christian (18) carries the ball and scores a touchdown as Utah defensive back Robert Johnson (17) tries to make the tackle in the first half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009, in Fort Worth, Texas.
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This is a late 1950's photograph provided by the Copiah County Office of Cultural Affairs of the home of legendary bluesman Robert Johnson in Hazlehurst, Miss.
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Air Force quarterback Connor Dietz (11) scrambles around Utah defenders, Robert Johnson (17) and Matt Martinez (52) for a first down in the third quarter of an NCAA college football game at Rice-Eccles Stadium, Saturday Oct. 24, 2009, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Louisville receiver Trent Guy (3) fumbles the football into the hands of Utah linebacker Robert Johnson (17) after defensive end Koa Misi (41) stripped him of the ball during the first quarter of an NCAA college football game at Rice-Eccles Stadium, Saturday Sept. 26, 2009, in Salt Lake...
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This undated image provided by the U.S. Army shows Chief Warrant Officer 4, Robert Johnson, 41 a native of Seattle.
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OAKLAND, CA - MAY 27: Erik Bedard #45 of the Seattle Mariners talks to catcher Rob Johnson #32 before he is taken out of their game against the Oakland Athletics at the Oakland Coliseum on May 27, 2009 in Oakland, California.
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As the title indicates ... this work is intended as opening of a symphony orchestra concert, and it is not associated with any dramatic work.
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Tampa Police arrested Robert Johnson in February 2008 for hanging out in the locker room— restroom area at Lifestyle Fitness and watching women in an undressed state. The City of Tampa’s ‘gender identity’ ordinance could provide a legal defense to future cases like this if the accused claims that his ge...
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Congratulations to AK Steel for their commitment to a healthy, natural world and connected communities ... The Wildlife Habitat Council believes that collaboration among all stakeholder groups is critical to addressing the complex issues facing the sustainability of the planet. WHC members take a leadin...
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He's been huge. If you single out one guy, particularly in the last few weeks, as who has had the biggest impact, it would be Robert Johnson
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I've found that lots of times it's not about Florida bands or Florida music ... It's about who you know, and 95 percent of music festivals are geared toward men. I was raised by four women, and women have been a huge part of my life, being my inspiration and helping me do the things I wanted to do.
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He sounded just like Robert Johnson
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Yeah, I mean, it's weird ... We've just got to come back next week and, like Coach Whit said, play Utah ball.
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Robert Johnson's three interceptions were the primary difference in the game
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He's among American music titans such as Dylan, Muddy Waters, Woody Guthrie and Robert Johnson. Both his life and his legacy have impacted the American culture ... But most of those people have passed or been embedded into American music history. Bruce is still making history. He's active and participat...
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