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Problem:Listener-supported WUOT 91.9 FM is licensed to the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Qualified by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, WUOT is a member of NPR and an affiliate of Public Radio International and American Public Media. The station’s primary format is classical and jazz music, news and public affairs. 
  
 WUOT serves listeners throughout East Tennessee and parts of Kentucky, North Carolina, Georgia and Virginia. The station broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and streams on the web at wuot.org. WUOT’s second audio channel, WUOT-2, is available on HD Radio™, Internet radio and on the web. 
  
 WUOT has an advocacy and support organization, 91.9 Inc. A list of board members, meeting dates and locations, and more can be found here. 
  
 Information on the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees, including board bylaws, minutes, open meeting policy, members, meeting dates and locations can be found here. The University of Tennessee's Audit and Compliance Committee held a non-public, executive session immediately following their December 15th, 2016 University of Tennessee Board of Trustees meeting in Nashville, in accordance with state law. Follow this link to find out more about the University of Tennessee's Conflict of Interest policy. 
  
 The WUOT website contains certain Public Inspection Files that are a requirement of the Federal Communications Commission. They are placed here so members of the public may have free access to these reports. These reports are also available for inspection at the offices of WUOT at 209 Communications Bldg, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 37996-0322, Monday-Friday during regular work hours. Please contact Greg Hill (ghill5@utk.edu or 865-974-4905) for assistance with WUOT's public file, to schedule a visit to review the public file and for information on reproducing and copying materials of the public file. 
  
 Business hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 
  
 Address: 
  
 209 Communications Bldg. 
  
 University of Tennessee 
  
 Knoxville, TN 37996-0322 
  
 Phone: 865-974-5375 
  
 FAX: 865-974-3941 
  
 Newsroom FAX: 865-946-1781 
  
 Regina Dean, Director, regdean@utk.edu 
  
 Greg Hill, Assistant Director, ghill5@utk.edu 
  
 Station email: wuot@utk.edu 
  
 Newsroom email: newsroom@wuot.org 
  
 Membership email: wuotmembership@utk.edu ||||| Our Tenn Words display made its debut at the International Biscuit Festival in downtown Knoxville on May 16 and we were thrilled with the response. Throughout the day, visitors to the festival had the opportunity to read the wall, discuss the responses that were pinned to it and post their own ten-words-or-less answers to the question "What Keeps You Up At Night?". Some of the answers were whimsical and fun; others were quite poignant and provocative: 
  
 "Too much medication and a conflicted heart" 
  
 "Spiders" 
  
 "My snoring husband" 
  
 "Regret, the children I killed in war :(" 
  
 "The honeybees!" 
  
 In all, we received more than 70 new responses. You can see all the answers collected that day on our Instagram page. And be sure to join us Thursday, May 28 at Suttree's High Gravity Tavern in downtown Knoxville for the Pubs 4 Public Radio event. The folks at Suttree's are contributing a percentage of all drink receipts to WUOT. The Tenn Words booth will also be there so that you can participate in this ground-breaking project. 
  
 Remember, you can also answer the question by clicking here. 
  
 Tenn Words is a joint venture between 91.9 FM WUOT and the University of Tennessee College of Social Work. Responses to the Tenn Words questions will be collected, sorted and examined for interesting outliers and overarching trends. WUOT's award-winning news department will use the results to produce radio news programs. ||||| フォーム「In ten words or less, tell us how you would answer the following question:」の回答の受け付けは終了しました。 
  
 間違いであると思われる場合は、フォームのオーナーにお問い合わせください。 ||||| These crawls are part of an effort to archive pages as they are created and archive the pages that they refer to. That way, as the pages that are referenced are changed or taken from the web, a link to the version that was live when the page was written will be preserved.Then the Internet Archive hopes that references to these archived pages will be put in place of a link that would be otherwise be broken, or a companion link to allow people to see what was originally intended by a page's authors.The goal is to fix all broken links on the web . Crawls of supported "No More 404" sites. ||||| Starting next week, WUOT 91.9 FM and UT’s College of Social Work will ask East Tennesseans one question: “What keeps you up at night?” 
  
 That question and the community’s response to it are the start of Tenn Words, an ambitious crowdsourcing project that encourages the region’s residents to identify their fears, challenges and hopes. 
  
 To gather this information, WUOT will staff a Tenn Words exhibit at various locations throughout the region. Anyone may answer the questions anonymously by writing a response in ten words or less on a slip of paper posted on the booth’s wall. 
  
 The exhibit will debut Saturday, May 16, at the International Biscuit Festival in downtown Knoxville. 
  
 Responses will be catalogued and analyzed for overarching trends and interesting outliers by the project’s creator, WUOT Director of News Content Matt Shafer Powell, and students from UT’s College of Social Work. 
  
 Powell said results will guide the radio station’s special news programming, which may include documentaries, news series, and feature stories. 
  
 “Crowdsourcing on social media is a popular tool journalists use to gather information and opinions,” said Powell. “While this project has a digital component, the majority of responses will come from direct person-to-person interactions, which we call ‘organic crowdsourcing.'” 
  
 In addition to identifying themes for news content, Powell said the Tenn Words exhibit has the potential to become a gathering point for public discussion and mutual understanding. 
  
 “We’re excited to partner with WUOT on this project,” said Karen Sowers, dean of the College of Social Work. “Our students will receive valuable hands-on experience related to their field of study as well as learn about the community they will serve if they work in this region after graduation.” 
  
 Plans are to continue the project throughout the next year, asking a new question each quarter. Powell said the college’s students also will have the opportunity to staff the exhibit starting this fall. 
  
 Listener-supported WUOT 91.9 FM is licensed to the University of Tennessee. WUOT is a member of NPR and a Public Radio International affiliate. The station’s primary format is classical and jazz music, news, and public affairs. WUOT serves listeners throughout East Tennessee and parts of Kentucky, North Carolina, Georgia, and Virginia. The station broadcasts 24 hours a day seven days a week and streams on the web. WUOT’s second audio channel, WUOT-2, is available on HD Radio, Internet radio, and the web. 
  
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 CONTACT: 
  
 Matt Shafer Powell (865-974-9354, matt.shafer.powell@wuot.org) 
  
 Karen Sowers (865-974-3351, kmsowers@utk.edu) 
  
 Tyra Haag (865-974-5460, tyra.haag@tennessee.edu) |||||
Solution:
What keeps Americans up at night? Thanks to a joint venture between a Knoxville public radio station and the University of Tennessee, that's being revealed, at least through an East Tennessee lens. The crowdsourcing project, dubbed Tenn Words, began in mid-May. Residents are asked to anonymously answer the question "What keeps you up at night?" in 10 words or fewer. They can do so online, or on a brightly colored paper at the traveling Tenn Words exhibit, reports Tennessee Today. WUOT 91.9 FM (a member of NPR) and UT's College of Social Work plan to analyze the responses for "overarching trends," but for now they're posting the responses to Instagram. Some are predictable ("coffee," "iPhone," "GOT"), but as WUOT puts it, others are "whimsical" or "poignant." Here are 15 standouts from more than 100 responses appearing on Instagram: "Student Loan Debt (6 figures)" "My mind running rampant with desire to create." "The environmental crisis and how to keep the lights on." "Can I provide for 2 boys on my own?" "Hoping I have enough money to retire + travel." "LHC creating the 'last' black hole!" "Too much medication and a conflicted heart." "Cancer :(" "Regret, the children I killed in war :(" "Monsanto" "Getting children into a good college + how to pay for it" "The honey-bees!" "Hitting a pedestrian" "PTSD and anxiety" "Nothing. My life is ridiculously good right now!" View them all here, or chime in here. (In other sleep news, an analysis finds women sleep more, but wake up feeling worse.)