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NYPD Is Ready To Arrest Quavo After Club Fight, Robbery
Is Quavo really about to get arrested? That's what TMZ is reporting after the Migos rapper got accused of beating up and robbing Eric the Jeweler last week in NYC.
As previously reported, Eric told the NYPD that he was jumped by Quavo and another man -- we're not sure who -- in a nightclub after the 2018 Grammys. Apparently, the two started arguing over jewelry payments and that's when things turned physical. Eric also said that the gold chain that he was wearing, which is valued at $30,000, was also snatched during the fight.
Now, the NYPD is claiming that after investigating the incident, it has enough information to handcuff the rapper. "NYPD detectives have gotten in contact with the Migos rapper's attorney, Drew Findling, informing him they have enough evidence to arrest Quavo," TMZ reports. "We're told an arrest warrant hasn't been issued but it's only a matter of time."
Findling claims that his client is innocent and adds that if the NYPD arrests him, it'll just end up embarrassing itself.
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Bryan Little's goal in the third round of the shootout Tuesday night capped off a hard earned two points on the road.
Not only was it a hard earned point in a building other than MTS Centre - which has been the achilles heel of the team thus far this season - but it was a moral victory to come out of the All-Star break with a win to start things off.
Chris Thorburn netted his first goal as a Jet and it couldn't come at a better time - when the Jets were down 1-0.
Urgency fuelled all four lines to play a tight checking game against the run-and-gun offense of the powerful Philadelphia Flyers.
Add to that the notable absence's of Evander Kane, Dustin Byfulgien, Tim Stapleton, and Alexander Burmistrov and the Jets not only won a hard road game but they won it with a very real and palpable determination.
Call-ups Spencer Machacek and Aaron Gagnon provided fourth line checking, hustle, and grit while the GST line provided what they always provide - a solid performance shift after shift of being matched against the other team's top lines.
Ondrej Pavelec redeemed himself in the final January contest after a dismal month record wise.
He finishes January with a 3-5-1 record along with a 2.75 goals against average and a .896 save percentage.
Limping out of January, urgency needs to fuel the 23-22-6 Jets, who after the win in Philly sit in 10th three points back of Florida - who is in action Wednesday night and four points back of division leaders the Washington Capitals.
It's a real predicament that the Jets are on the outside at this point, but also a blessing that they are only four points out of the division lead at the same time.
With a few healthy bodies back in the lineup - most notably Byfuglien - the Jets urgency can be jacked up a notch as the trade deadline is now only 26 days away.
Here's to forgetting any history in Atlanta and making new strides in Winnipeg.
Let's hope a 8-14-4 road record improves again Thursday in Tampa Bay.


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ADDISON COUNTY — Local orchards are reporting mixed results for this year's apple crop: Growers say it's not as good as last year's larger-than-average harvest, but is still considered at least close to typical.
"We are picking less fruit than we originally thought we would," said Bill Suhr of Champlain Orchards. "But we're grateful that we've done a lot of planting lately. A lot of young trees are maturing."
BRISTOL — In the early morning hours of March 24, Bristol Police Officer George Crowe arrested 30-year-old Anoki J. Thompson of Salisbury. He was subsequently charged in the criminal division of Addison County Superior Court for the burglary of the Champlain Farms on Bristol's West Street, where approximately $2,500-$3,000 in alcohol, cigarettes and other tobacco products was stolen.
Thompson was jailed on $25,000 bail, according to Police Chief Kevin E. Gibbs.
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Tribal Linguistic History using Digital Tools
Chuksani-speaking Native Americans preserve language using military-tech translators. This is what happens when speakers of a nearly extinct language get their hands on the latest DoD-inspired smart electronic gadgets. [via Dangerousmeta]
Jane Wyatt, 62, of Coarsegold, and her sister, Holly, 65, were among six tribal members who gathered Friday across the street from the Picayune Rancheria's busy Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino in Coarsegold to try out a newly acquired "Phraselator."
The electronic translator was developed just a few years ago from technology used for military translators, said Don Thornton of Thornton Media Inc., based in Banning. Thornton Media is working with 70 tribes in the United States and Canada to preserve native languages, he said.
"What's my name?" he asked the box in his hand. He pressed another button and it replied in what Thornton said was Chukchansi.
The Wyatt sisters learned the unwritten Chukchansi language at home while they were growing up in the Madera County foothills. Chukchansi is one of many native California dialects considered to be nearly extinct.
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- Kaitlin
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- Indianapolis, IN
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- United States
- What do you love about your bedroom?:
- I love that despite living in a rental house, I've learned to make my room a reflection of myself. I've spent the last six months slowly decluttering. Evaluating every item's importance has helped me embrace my personal style instead of trying to force my life into a predesigned aesthetic.
- What are your tips for creating a beautiful, healthy and organized bedroom?:
- My biggest piece of advice would be to not fill a room with things whose only purpose is to be pretty. Take the time to make sure that everything in your room makes you happy, that it means something to you. (Your bank account will thank you, too.)
- In modern homes, bedrooms have become more than just a place to sleep; they can be a retreat, a home office, a library, a relaxation zone. What are some ways you make the most of your bedroom?:
- My housemate and I operate on very different schedules. His room has french doors into the living room, so I spend a lot of time in my room so as not to disturb him. Having as much open floor space as possible allows me to have dance parties and make art. The tray on my bed is great for eating and watching TV on my iPad (which I know is a big no-no in the bedroom for most people).