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For security, apart from the MAC filtering, Samsung features all variations of WEP, WPA and WPA2 wireless encryption standards. The MAC filtering would come in when handheld devices, such as VoIP phones, are used, as you don't want to have to fiddle with typing in the encryption key.
In our test, Wi-Fi clients connected to the Samsung could gain access to the Internet but not to one another. This is rather disappointing for those who want to set up a local network for common tasks, such as file or printer sharing.
The Samsung 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot SCH-LC11 works both as a 4G and 3G router with the latter being the backup in areas in which 4G is not available. Both of these count toward the monthly allowance, which is similar to that of the LG VL600 LTE USB Modem. Note that the router's connection to the Internet is very fast, and when connected to a 4G network you can use up the total monthly allowance within just an hour or so of heavy downloading.
As mentioned above, Verizon's Samsung 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot SCH-LC11 excelled where it mattered the most: the Internet connection. In our trials around the San Francisco Bay Area, its connection was by far the fastest. The download speeds varied between 7Mbps and 13Mps, with 9.2Mbps being the most common. Its average upload speed was also around 7.3Mbps. These speeds are comparable to those of very fast cable broadband, if not faster in many cases.
Note that these download and upload speeds could vary a great deal from one city to another, and the numbers mentioned here only reflect our experience in the Bay Area.
For the most part the Samsung 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot SCH-LC11 router worked well, but we noticed that it ran hot, especially when connected to multiple Wi-Fi devices. When used heavily and continuously with a 4G network, it offered around 4 hours of battery life, which is not bad, though relatively short. When used intermittently, it lasted much longer, around 10 hours or so. The router can be set to turn off by itself after a certain amount of idle time, somewhere between 5 minutes and 60 minutes, via its Web interface. As it can power up very quickly, we recommend setting this to lower values to increase its battery life.
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We loved the incredibly fast speed of Verizon's Samsung 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot SCH-LC11 but were let down by its lack of features and especially the limited and expensive data plans it comes with. This is a router that is best suited for business users or those who don't do a lot of heavy downloading.


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St. Cloud State University Student Government President Eric Petersen is encouraging students to vote in this year's fall election and make their voices heard on the election of twelve Student Government Senators and two key referendum topics.
The biggest referendum students are voting on is to renew the athletic fee. The fee was last voted on and passed in 2010. Two questions will be placed on the ballot regarding the student fee. The first will ask students if the student fee should "remain constant". The second is asking students whether the athletic fee should be voted on again in 2018. If the majority votes no on the second questions, the fee will remain permanent. If the first question fails or receives less than 8 percent of the student body votes, the question could possibly be put on the ballot again next spring.
The second referendum SCSU students are voting on is whether or not to bring back Homecoming. Voting began at 8 a.m. Monday and is running through 3 p.m. Wednesday.
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Sunday, July 17, 2016 6:25 AMPrepared by Bob WeismanProfessor of Earth and Atmospheric SciencesSaint Cloud State UniversityEarth and Atmospheric Sciences DepartmentSaint Cloud and Vicinity Forecast
Dodged The Worst From This Round of Storms
Note: next forecast discussion will be Thursday, August 4
Southern Minnesota Hit With Heavy Rainfall, Some Damaging Winds
Showers and thunderstorms developed late yesterday and overnight, but this time, they concentrated across South Dakota and the southern third of Minnesota (see infrared loop from College
of DuPage Satellite and Radar Menu). There were quite a few wind damage reports across South Dakota and into Iowa, but winds did gust to 67 MPH at Granite Falls Airport and 69 MPH at Montevideo Airport. However, the main situation was a swath of heavy rainfall across southern Minnesota. Flash flood warnings are in effect from Montevideo to Albert Lea.
In central and northern Minnesota, there are a few scattered showers and thunderstorms wandering from west central and northwestern Minnesota into central Minnesota (see NWS
Upper Mississippi Valley radar loop). There is nothing severe about these storms, but they could produce locally heavy downpours, gusty winds, and hail during the early morning hours.
Small Chance for Storms Today in Central Minnesota
The low pressure area producing the storms will move from eastern South Dakota (see NWS
WPC Latest North American zoom-in surface map) across southern Minnesota today (see NWS WPC Short-Range forecast map). That will leave a threat for some lingering showers this morning. There will also be more showers and thunderstorms developing this afternoon. The main severe weather threat will be across Wisconsin, central and eastern Iowa and points east. There could be a few widely scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon in central and southwestern Minnesota, but they will be few and far between.
We should break out into some sunshine for the midday and afternoon with temperatures climbing into the 80's and uncomfortable levels of humidity.
Warmer Week With Hottest Weather Wed-Fri
We will get slightly cooler and drier on Monday as dew points return to the uncomfortable low to middle 60's. However, the theme for the upcoming week is a stronger push of the Southern Plains heat and humidity northward. So, highs on Monday and Tuesday should remain in the 80's, which is warmer than the temperatures we've have seen during most of the past week. Our best chance that Minnesota breaks out into the really hot and oppressive air will be from Wednesday through Friday. We might have a chance of showers and thunderstorms, especially Tuesday and Tuesday night as the teeth of the sultry air pushes northward. The computer forecasts don't show much of a chance, but I am a bit suspicious. At this point, Thursday looks to be the hottest day with the potential for highs well into the 90's and perhaps pushing 100 in southern and southwestern Minnesota.
A weak cool front could bring slightly less sultry air into northern and central Minnesota on Friday, but the heat core could break back over us for Saturday. That far out into the forecast, however, there might be some weak storm that is underforecast, raising the possibility for storms, and leaving enough clouds around to keep us cooler.
Still Flood Problems
There aren't any details yet about what specific areas already have flooding, except for the Tracy area. Later reports will spell this out, so be aware if you are planning to travel to southern Minnesota today.
Without any additional rain, the flood warning continues for the Mississippi River in the Aitkin and Fort Ripley areas and the Snake River in southern Kanabec and Pine Counties. River levels are expected to top off this afternoon with minor flooding. There is also a warning for the St. Croix River east of Hinckley in the Grantsburg and Danbury areas. The St. Croix will continue to rise into the weekend with record levels of flooding expected. The flood warning continues in Milaca and all of Kanabec County for the Rum and Snake Rivers. These rivers have topped out, but will only recede slowly.
MnDOT now shows only that Hwy. 70 is closed between Hwy. 65 and Hwy. 23. There is still standing water on Hwy. 27 west of Onamia, although the road is open. Also, Minnesota Hwy. 48/Wisconsin Hwy. 77 are closed at the St. Croix River. There are more flooding problems in northwestern Wisconsin. Watch for other county roads in the area with detours.
Confidence Level: "I Will Still Have Dandruff Tomorrow"
Sunday 7/17: Maybe a lingering early shower, then partly sunny, windy, warmer, and sticky. A slight chance of a scattered afternoon shower or thunderstorm. High: between 80 and 85. Winds: SE 5-15 MPH in the morning, becoming WNW 15-30 MPH. Chance of measurable rainfall: 40% in the morning, 20% in the afternoon.
Sunday Night: Partial clearing and turning a bit less humid with diminishing wind. Maybe some fog by morning. Low: between 60 and 65. Winds: NW 5-15 MPH. Chance of measurable rainfall: 20%.
Monday 7/18: Sunny in the morning, partly sunny in the afternoon, lighter winds, and warm. Still uncomfortable humidity. High: between 82 and 86. Winds: NW 5-15 MPH. Chance of measurable rainfall: 10%.
Confidence Level: "A Squirrel Will Squawk At Me" (they really hate me...)
Monday Night: Partly clear, warm, and sticky. A chance of a late night shower or thunderstorm. Low: between 60 and 65. Winds: SE 5-15 MPH. Chance of measurable rainfall: 30%.
Tuesday 7/19: Partly sunny, breezy, continued warm, with increasingly uncomfortable humidity. A chance of a late day shower or thunderstorm. High: between 82 and 86. Winds: SE 15-25 MPH. Chance of measurable rainfall: 30%.
Tuesday Night: Partly clear, breezy, very warm and oppressively humid. A slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm. Low: between 66 and 72. Winds: SE 10-20 MPH. Chance of measurable rainfall: 20%.
Wednesday 7/20: Partly sunny, breezy, hot, and oppressively humid. Heat advisory or warning likely. High: between 90 and 95. Winds: SW 10-20 MPH. Chance of measurable rainfall: 20%.
Wednesday Night: Continued very warm and steamy. A slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm. Low: between 70 and 75. Winds: SE 10-20 MPH. Chance of measurable rainfall: 20%.
Thursday 7/21: Partly sunny, breezy, hot, and oppressively humid. Heat advisory or warning likely. High: in the 90's to near 100. Winds: SW 10-20 MPH. Chance of measurable rainfall: 20%.
Confidence Level: "The Cat Will Not Sit on My Grading"
Extended: Not quite as hot on Friday??? Remaining very warm and oppressively humid through at least Saturday???
Forecast Confidence (10 - "Know what gas will
cost next week, Bob?"; 0 - "Been a victim of road rage lately, Bob?"): 7 Sunday, 6 Sunday night and Monday, 5 Monday night and Tuesday, 4 Tuesday night through Thursday, 3 Friday.
Yesterday's High: 78�F; Overnight Low (through 6 AM): 64�F
St. Cloud Airport Precipitation (through 6 AM Sunday): 0.12 inch; SCSU Precipitation (through 6 AM Sunday): 0.18 inch
Normal Temperatures for July 17 - High: 83�F;
Low: 59�F
Next Update: Thursday, August 4, 2016 8:00 AM (or as needed)
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The Booksellers at Laurelwood and Crosstown Arts' story booth will host Donald Ray Pollock, discussing and signing "The Heavenly Table," on Tuesday, July 19, at 6 p.m. at the story booth, 438 N. Cleveland St. Visit crosstownarts.org.
Art Dash 2016, benefiting Friends for Life, will be held Wednesday, July 20, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Circuit Playhouse, 51 S. Cooper St. Pay $125 for a premium ticket, and when your number is called, dash for your chosen piece of art from around 100 donated works. Art Dash Friends tickets, for those who want to enjoy the party without taking home a piece, are $25. Buy tickets at brownpapertickets.com or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Memphis Botanic Garden will host a Garden Lit meeting to discuss David George Haskell's "The Forest Unseen" on Monday, July 18, from 11 a.m. to noon at MBG, 750 Cherry Road. Meet fellow readers and discuss nature-based books at this series led by a certified Tennessee naturalist. Free with garden admission. Visit memphisbotanicgarden.com.
The Pinch District is getting a sky-high development treatment. For decades, the north Downtown neighborhood has been known as a sea of parking lots punctuated by a handful of small businesses.
With St. Jude Children's Research Hospital announcing $1 billion in new construction, the Pinch's largest tenant is opening up its campus with new buildings, some as tall as 12 stories, in the greater Pinch neighborhood. A neighborhood-level presence is a sea change for the institution, which has grown to 2.5 million square feet behind a gated campus.
THE MARKS WE'RE LEAVING. People were hooking up, shooting up and throwing up in the woods, on benches and in cars and right in front of children on the greensward. Like the weeds, pretty much everywhere. Like the privet, pretty much out of control. Like the shell and the rose garden and the lake and the forest and the picnic grounds and the pride of a city, pretty much left for dead.
Memphis City Council Budget Committee Chairman Edmund Ford Jr. likens it to the television show "Shark Tank."
Instead of entrepreneurs, leaders of nonprofits made their pitches to the budget committee Tuesday, May 24, for grants from the council as part of the budget process.
Chiwawa is back. But don't call it a doughnut shop. And the owner says it won't be called Chiwawa either. We presume it will still proclaim that Midtown is Memphis.
The Riverfront Development Corp.'s time before the Memphis City Council's budget committee this week was short.
When Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland met last week with representatives of Bass Pro Shops and city council member Berlin Boyd – the council member whose district includes the Pyramid, Mud Island, the Pinch District and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital – there was a lot of turf to discuss.
It looks like the dry rub will be in order for Memphis in May's barbecue weekend with a shower or two keeping the dust down in Tom Lee Park Wednesday.
If you can see it through the smoke, Mud Island might strike a first-tme observer as a marked contrast to all of the activity in Tom Lee Park that goes right up to the bluff's edge.
Andy Cates, CEO of Memphis-based RVC Outdoor Destinations, said his redevelopment plan for Mud Island won't require significant public dollars, but he's looking for a commitment from the city to move forward.
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland says the city may be willing to help fund a $9 billion expansion of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital that is mostly private capital.
Beale Street Landing has been named the best marina or port in the world for 2016 in the fourth annual Architizer A+Awards.
A jury of designers, urban planners and architects selected the landing, designed by RTN Architects of Buenos Aires, Argentina, as the most architecturally significant marina or port for 2016.
Let's get this week started, Memphis! Here's our roundup of local happenings you need to know about in the coming days, from an observance of the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination to your first chance to visit Mud Island River Park this season.
The two finalists working with a Riverfront Development Corp. committee to redevelop Mud Island River Park will have their plans further reviewed by the administration of Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland.
The Memphis traffic is again heavy on the Interstate to Nashville as the Senate state and local government committee meets Tuesday to pick up where it left off with the still-forming version the upper chamber is crafting of the de-annexation bill.
A working group of the Riverfront Development Corporation is recommending that the city and a new subcommittee of the RDC work with both of the finalists it has selected to run Mud Island River Park.
Next month will mark five years since the first Passat rolled off the assembly line at Chattanooga's Volkswagen plant. Most anniversaries are a cause for celebration.
But as Chattanoogans blow out the candles on this particular milestone they'll be hoping that Volkswagen's diesel emissions troubles will soon be extinguished, too, and that the new SUV model they'll start producing this year will help VW emerge from the crisis a better and stronger company than before.
"Waving the bloody shirt" – get ready to hear that phrase a lot as a deannexation bill continues to be debated in Nashville – the one that the state House approved Monday evening.There was a palpable frustration at City Hall during Tuesday's council day that featured a light agenda but lots of attention to several challenges – many of them financial and hidden until recently – that the new mayor and council are facing.As we mentioned in our Monday evening coverage of this, the skirmish lines over the deannexation bill and the larger issue are very close in Shelby County. Our legislative delegation is split between Memphis Democrats vocal in their outrage over the bill and Republicans in the county outside Memphis who are just as vehement in their support of the bill, especially the parts that apply to Memphis.
It takes $2.25 million a year to cover the bond payments on what it cost to build Beale Street Landing – $43 million.
And the overnight cruise boats that currently dock at the landing generate $4.7 million in local taxes each year.
This will be a relatively short edition of Last Word given the crush of an exceptional Tuesday in which a day at City Hall was more exciting than the state's presidential primaries.
The CEO of RVC Outdoor Destinations of Memphis says his company is "ready to invest $10 million of our own capital that is currently available and ready to deploy."
Andy Cates made the assurance in the company's proposal to the Riverfront Development Corp. that was one of the two finalists picked Monday, Feb. 29, by an RDC committee.
Can You Feel It? Tuesday is election day in Memphis and across the state in this presidential election year. And all indications are the turnout locally should be above the 24 percent mark we've been at in the last two presidential election years.
A committee reviewing proposals to manage the Mud Island River Park has narrowed the field of four contenders down to two.
The Riverfront Development Corp. working committee has narrowed the field to RVC Outdoor Destinations of Memphis and Mansion Entertainment and Media LLC.
Good morning Memphis. The Monday holidays are gone for a while, we're afraid, but you've got a whole week to finish that work instead of just four days. Here are a few items to look forward to this week, led by the annual announcement of performers who will descend on Memphis this May for the Beale Street Music Festival.
When you look at the physical changes currently underway at Shelby Farms Park, it can be easy to miss the rise of conservancies as forces that are changing the landscape of our city.
One seemingly ordinary winter's night in Downtown Memphis, I was going from event to event focused on work – specifically trying to stay on a schedule in which several things I wanted to cover were happening at the same time.That is usually when you miss the experience that is Memphis on an everyday but definitely not ordinary basis.So I get in a parking garage elevator and on the next floor David Porter – of Stax Records fame – gets on and he introduces me to his friend, Maurice White – the founder of Earth Wind and Fire. They too are trying to be in several places at the same time.As they went their way and I went mine, I remember thinking this is quite a special place.The encounter slowed my stride a bit and took some of the edge off the schedule – noticing for the first time how many people were out on a winter's night in our city having nothing but a good time made better by all of us going our different ways.White, who was from Memphis, died Thursday with his band's music stronger and more relevant than ever.If you grew up listening to EWF when the songs were new, you know that the bright and funky sound and the positive, affirming, and diverse identity of this music was quite intentional at a time when there was plenty going on that could have pushed it the other way.If your parents or grandparents grew up listening to EWF, this music is a part of your family's tradition that calls to mind special occasions and even your own mild surprise the first time you found yourself dancing to it with your children.And if your folks' vinyl record collection from back in the day included Earth Wind and Fire, that was one of the ones you listened to when they weren't around and one of the ones you took with you when you got a place of your own.
From Mud Island River Park across the Memphis harbor to The Pyramid and further east to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital – there are a lot of connections as the areas head toward a new incarnation.
When Doug Carpenter started his eponymous advertising agency five years ago, what the name should be wasn't too hard to figure out. It was an agency of one with the need to bank on Carpenter's reputation in the community. So Doug Carpenter & Associates LLC was born.
Sometimes you get another story when you are pursuing a different story.
In this case, the quest was a simple one. Get a good basic idea of what the five companies interested in redeveloping Mud Island River Park are telling the Riverfront Development Corp. of their still-forming plans.While going through the submissions, we had a talk with RDC president Benny Lendermon about the process and the interview moved pretty effortlessly into the Pyramid's relationship to Mud Island.It's a natural follow-up given the history of past efforts to link up the two landmarks on different sides of the city harbor and the decidedly mixed results of those attempts. I might have been charitable there in describing the results as mixed.That context led to a discussion about how the Pyramid is faring eight months into Bass Pro Shops' long-term lease in the reconfigured Pyramid.When Lendermon said, "This probably isn't a politically correct thing to say," the interview turned topics and we followed it.The result is, I think, at least something to consider and probably pretty provocative.Judge for yourself.
Each company that applied to redevelop Mud Island River Park has a month to submit its detailed proposal, including specific plans and how they would be financed, to the Riverfront Development Corp.
Toward the back of its proposal for Mud Island River Park, executives with The Mansion Entertainment and Media LLC included a few caveats for those judging the five redevelopment applications.
What is old has become new again. And judging by your reaction to Andy Meek's story on the Kroger plans for online ordering of groceries, what is old has gone viral as well.Here are the basics:You order from a list of items and Kroger fills the order and has it waiting for you to pick up.When you think about the idea of supermarkets, which originated here in Memphis with Piggly Wiggly, it's enough to make the Piggly Wiggly founder himself, Clarence Saunders, spin in his grave.Before he came up with the idea of taking store shelves from behind the counter and putting them out there for you to get your own stuff from them, you would tell your grocer what you wanted and he would write it down on a paper bag and get it for you, wrap it up and present it to you.Saunders changed all of that as you know if you've seen the Pink Palace's child-sized replica of a Piggly Wiggly store from the start of the 20th century.A century later, no paper bags and you can still walk among the shelves if you wish.Perhaps this isn't that extreme. Maybe this is simply a swing of the pendulum, back toward the middle ground.Saunders tried to push it even further with his Keedoozle stores that followed Piggly Wiggly. In those stores, the items were lined up in what amounted to vending machines with shoppers releasing an item from the vertical row with a key.Here Saunders went too far. He mashed the bread.
A Memphis resort hotel group headed by mortgage banker and hotel manager Paul Westphal is proposing a 500-room resort hotel and spa in Mud Island River Park that would incorporate the island's River Walk in its lobby.
International investors and developers are increasingly looking to Memphis because the market is stable and the returns are high, according to a variety of real estate professionals doing business locally.
The fishing puns are overpowering as Bass Pro Shops expresses its interest in redeveloping Mud Island River Park, on the other side of the city harbor from the Pyramid Bass Pro Shops opened at just this past May.Bass Pro Shops is one of five companies to express interest in Mud Island as part of the process by the Riverfront Development Corporation to go a different way with the park.The RDC released the names of the companies Thursday.Earlier this month, we outlined the RVC Outdoor Destinations proposal.We don't know nearly as much about what Bass Pro Shops has in mind or the other three firms.All five now head for what amounts to a second round in which they submit specific plans to a search committee of the RDC including how they will pay for their plans.
Mud Island's neighbor to the east is interested in redeveloping the river park.
Bass Pro Shops is among the five companies that have submitted proposals to the Riverfront Development Corp. to oversee Mud Island River Park. And all five have advanced to a second round of the process without the RDC releasing details of the material they submitted.
Munford! A winning Powerball ticket for the largest jackpot ever was sold in Munford and that warrants a rare exclamation mark.Possibly two when you consider that small towns are supposed to be places where it is nearly impossible to keep a secret – at least from the other folks in the town.The fact that it was sold at Naifeh's, a long-standing Tipton County business institution adds to the story.The person who bought the ticket in Munford holds one of three winning tickets which comes out to about $582 million for that ticket.That is roughly the size of the city of Memphis operating budget.There was a similar mystery underway Thursday in Dyersburg where someone bought a Powerball ticket worth a paltry $2 million. Probably worth an exclamation mark if I wasn't over the limit and already feeling the unspoken disdain of my reporting brethren who are judging me harshly as you read this.
RVC Outdoor Destinations, the Memphis-based company headed by Andy Cates, is proposing a conservancy for Mud Island River Park similar to the Overton Park Conservancy. And its proposal seeks an agreement directly with the city for his company to develop the park, bypassing the Riverfront Development Corp.
He didn't win re-election, but A C Wharton says he did change the city's politics in his six years as mayor.
"It would be the epitome of naivete to say that there are not some folks who still try to thrive politically on dividing us. I guess that will always be," Mayor Wharton said in a Tuesday, Dec. 8, exit interview with The Daily News. "But by and large, I am convinced that most people are set on saying, 'Let's get along.' It's tough enough out there with us working together. Imagine what it will look like if we don't. … I believe we are on our way."
Keep the Riverwalk and amphitheater. Maybe extend Greenbelt Park into Mud Island River Park with camping on the southern end of the island. Bring in food trucks instead of restaurants.
Those are some of the ideas Andy Cates has for Mud Island, which he talked about in detail for the first time Thursday, Nov. 12.
When more than 100 of the city's most prominent developers and real estate professionals got together Tuesday, Nov. 3, at the Crescent Club in East Memphis, much of the focus was on a list of more than two dozen real estate projects.
Three Downtown properties are now owned by an Atlanta-based affiliate of an Australian real estate investment and development company, which is giving little in the way of clues about its Memphis plans.
Once upon a time it was called the "promenade." In 1828, two years after the city of Memphis was incorporated, the city's founders and their successors put it in writing.
The statement – signed by the men who owned 5,000 acres where the Wolf and Mississippi rivers meet – read: "In relation to the piece of ground laid off and called the Promenade, said proprietors say that it was their original intention, is now and forever will be that the same should be public ground for use only as the word imports."
Far from Tiger Lane, University of Memphis football fans will have a new place to tailgate Friday, Oct. 2, as the Tigers play the University of Southern Florida in Tampa.
It's also the kickoff of a month of events to call attention to one of the best views of the Mississippi River on what was once known as the "promenade."
The Center City Revenue Finance Corp. will meet Tuesday, July 14, at 9 a.m. in the Downtown Memphis Commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphiscommission.com.
Middle Tennessee's red-hot construction boom is becoming a victim of its own success. Architects, contractors and everyone in between, including Metro Codes, are up to their necks in work.
It's a happy time of an industry that also can see long, slow periods of stagnation.
Counting cranes has become a Nashville pastime, and the perks of all that development are clear – a robust economy, vibrant real estate market and more jobs.
Naturally, there is concern among some residents that all of the construction and increased population could harm the area's environment, water and air quality and green space.
Pleased to meet you, hope you guessed our name. Well, hell, Mick, if it's puzzling you, it's Nashville. Music City USA.
We're the national media's flavor of the day – the "It city," which has gone from being a secondary concert market – remember The Beatles played Memphis, not Nashville – to one of the country's prime touring destinations.
For many years, urban planners have talked about the need for more density in Memphis – more of us living and working closer together. With that kind of density comes change.
It makes a working, credible public transportation system more likely to have a sustainable future, and it activates surroundings that previously were foreboding and assumed to be dangerous in their relative isolation.
Developers got a tentative green light to move forward with the ambitious One Beale project, convincing regulators that the twin skyscraper development would be a game-changer for the Memphis skyline.
The Mississippi River has been a vital channel for boats and barges for more than 250 years. These days, Memphis doesn't do much in the way of cotton exporting and Mark Twain touring, but the $43 million Beale Street Landing is bringing a new wave of river-based commerce: cruise ships.
Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. wants to bring state funding to the table when he takes his "Blueprint for Prosperity" to the Memphis City Council and others.
Wharton was to meet with Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam Friday, April 24, in Nashville to secure the state's commitment to the effort, he said after taping the WKNO-TV program "Behind The Headlines" earlier that day.
Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. wants to bring state funding to the table when he takes his "Blueprint for Prosperity" to the Memphis City Council.
Wharton was to meet with Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam Friday, April 24, in Nashville to secure the state's commitment to the effort, he said after a taping earlier Friday morning on the WKNO TV program Behind The Headlines.
Mud Island River Park opens for its 34th year Saturday, April 11, with high hopes for the effect a reopened Pyramid will have on its attendance and still moving plans for a tie in to the busier riverfront.
The city's 3.3 miles of floodwalls and five miles of levees held in the 2011 near record rise of the Mississippi River at Memphis.
But in the four years since, the walls have continued to settle by as much as 18 inches in some places.
This was perhaps inevitable.
The swan song of the Sunset Symphony will be this May.
Once the most popular event of the Memphis in May International Festival, the annual symphony performance began when Tom Lee Park was much smaller and the Beale Street Music Festival and barbecue contest were single-day events.
In the five months since the southbound auto traffic lanes on Riverside Drive between Beale Street and Georgia Avenue were turned into bicycle and pedestrian lanes, bicycle usage of the lanes has risen from an average of 400 a month to more than 600 a month.
Nashville may be a city on the rise, attracting new residents by the droves. But it's also a laboratory for students at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville's College of Architecture and Design, where they are designing the communities of the future in partnership with the Nashville Civic Design Center.
Riverfront Development Corp. President Benny Lendermon, while advocating for the creation of Beale Street Landing, once referred to Tom Lee Park as one of the worst parks in the country.
It may be gone. But the recession sure took its time in departing after taking a heavy toll on economic development in Memphis. And some of us aren't sure it has totally left the premises, especially in a city that is watching as other parts of the state are rebounding and recovering at a much quicker pace than Memphis.
On the day that the Memphis Grizzlies Foundation unveiled plans to add a soccer field, volleyball court and six-station fitness loop to Tom Lee Park, city engineers got an earful in the Beale Street Landing breezeway from critics of other changes to the stretch of Riverside Drive that runs by the park and the landing.
The Memphis Grizzlies would like to activate Tom Lee Park while generating a community-wide discussion about the highest and best use of green spaces.
The Riverfront Development Corp. is filling in a calendar of events at the newly opened Beale Street Landing that stretches into the fall and demonstrates the role of programming in holding the larger public's interest beyond those coming to the landing now out of curiosity.
Office space is moving east in Memphis for now.
But the head of the Downtown Memphis Commission says that doesn't appear to be a long-term trend.
"I don't disagree that that's happened. I disagree that that will continue to happen over the next 20 or 30 years," Downtown Memphis Commission president Paul Morris said on the WKNO-TV program "Behind the Headlines." "If you look at it from the longer-term perspective across America, more and more offices are returning to downtown areas."
Beale Street Landing seems an unlikely choice as a cornerstone, considering its troubled path to completion.
At this point, it's almost a motto – not on time and over budget, and by a lot on both counts.
Beale Street Landing was supposed to cost far less than $43 million and be completed much sooner than the decade it took from the design competition.
But the head of the Riverfront Development Corp. overseeing the 6-acre landing and its construction says with the formal two-day opening of the landing starting Friday, June 27, the riverfront project at the foot of Beale Street and on the northern edge of Tom Lee Park should begin to counter critics of how the project has been managed.
ALL IN HOW YOU LOOK AT IT. "What do you see in that?" she asked, pointing up.
I said that I saw all of us in the pinks and blacks, the browns and tans, the darks and lights. I saw our earthiness in the oranges and yellows, our politics in the reds and blues, and I saw our seasons, our water and skies in there, too. I said I saw all of that, all together, in all the shades in-between.
The formal dedication of the Overton Park Bike Gate Saturday, April 19, begins a new season of bike and pedestrian trails, including an ambitious experiment with Riverside Drive once the monthlong Memphis in May International Festival comes to an end with the Sunset Symphony.
Editor's Note: This column will appear Tuesdays through April in honor of Sustainability Month for Memphis and Shelby County.
During 2013 the Greater Memphis Chamber formed the Chairman's Circle, a group of over 100 Memphis business leaders organized to push for action on key issues to accelerate the regional economy. Early in the life of the organization we created "moon missions," which are coordinated efforts to truly transform our community.
The Shelby County Commission has appointed Jimmy Ogle, chairman of the Shelby County Historical Commission, as the new county historian.
Shelby County Commissioners voted down a bid Monday, March 24, to rebid the county's contract for federally-funded family planning services with Christ Community Health Services.
And the commission rejected an August referendum item on eliminating any residency requirement from the Shelby County Charter for county government employees as well as Shelby County Schools teachers.
Shelby County commissioners Monday, March 24, take up an attempt to end the county's contract for federally funded family planning and related health services with Christ Community Health Services.
As a brass band leading a lunch-hour parade on Beale Street last Friday passed Handy Park, a crew wearing the district's new uniforms for maintenance workers were taking down the Performa Entertainment sign outlining the ground rules for the park area.
2012: The Yorktown, a 257-foot cruise boat, left Memphis after a two-week stay on the Memphis riverfront because of Hurricane Sandy on the Atlantic Coast. Sandy caused the cruise ship to arrive in Memphis a week early. Meanwhile the Grand Caribe cruise ship was due the second week in December. The Queen of the Mississippi was in Memphis that Nov. 24 in advance of 24 scheduled stops in Memphis in 2013. The American Queen, the world's largest steamboat, was due in its homeport of Memphis that Dec. 2.
The president of the Mid-South Fair says the nonprofit organization wants to return to Memphis.
"We were told to leave our home," Michael Doyle, president of the fair, told Memphis City Council members of the fair's departure as Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton made fifth-term plans for a renovation of the Mid-South Fairgrounds that originally included a new Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
Memphis City Council members this week take up $375 million in refunding bonds and general obligation bonds, and discuss a land swap with Church of the River for access to a boardwalk on the Harahan Bridge across the Mississippi River.
The grass-covered hill that forms the roof of Beale Street Landing was an immediate hit with riverfront visitors Tuesday, Sept. 24, as the first construction fences came down on the site.
"We're finally far enough along in construction that we feel like it's safe enough to take down the fencing in certain areas," said Dorchelle Spence, vice president of the Riverfront Development Corp., which manages the landing and 11 other riverfront parks, including Mud Island, for the city of Memphis.
The construction fencing separating the public from parts of Beale Street Landing started to come down Tuesday, Sept. 24, signaling some of the construction work is "largely complete," according to Riverfront Development Corp. president Benny Lendermon.
The Downtown Memphis Commission Design Review Board approved Wednesday, Aug. 7, new design guidelines for Downtown.
The full commission will vote on the plans later this month, and the DRB will revisit the guidelines in six months for any possible revisions.
After nearly two years in the planning stage, new standards for guiding how development Downtown should occur are getting closer to becoming a reality.
The Downtown Memphis Commission's Design Review Board will vote Wednesday, Aug. 7, on the design guidelines, with the commission's full board expected to vote Aug. 22.
Memphis City Council members raised the city property tax rate Tuesday, June 26, by four cents above the recertified tax rate and put the rest of a turbulent budget season to rest.
The approval of the $3.40 property tax rate and city operating and capital budgets came in a council session that ended at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Memphis City Council members approved several budget items Tuesday, June 18, for the end of the current fiscal year before turning their attention to the budget for the coming fiscal year.
That includes a long promised Holmes-Tchulahoma Park in South Memphis. The council appropriated $1.5 million for the park's construction in a contract with Wagner General Contractors Inc.
Bureaucratic snafus, a lack of city funds and the transformation of The Pyramid into a Bass Pro Shops store led the city to lose a $316,680 federal grant for a riverfront bike and pedestrian system.
Self-Tucker Architects wants to lift the aspirations of the community through great architecture and design.
The firm is currently involved with a variety of high-profile projects across the area, including the National Civil Rights Museum and the new ground transportation center at Memphis International Airport, and past work includes the Stax Museum, Stax Music Academy and the FedExForum.
The state of Tennessee has withdrawn $316,680 from the city for a riverfront bike and pedestrian system due to inactivity, according to state officials.
"Sorry for the bad news but this project is very old and there was no movement and I could not get any information out of any one on why there was such a delay in getting the project constructed that Federal Highway Administration said they were pulling the funding," Lisa Dunn, transportation planner with the Tennessee Department of Transportation, wrote in an email to Jim Reeder, project development coordinator for the Riverfront Development Corp.
The Uptown waterfront along the Wolf River Harbor – the area of the rejuvenated Uptown neighborhood that has for the most part been left out of the revitalization – could soon become a bustling waterfront village, according to a recently released master plan for the area.
2012: Construction began on Greenbrier Apartments at South Front Street and East Nettleton Avenue, a $2.5 million, three-story development with 25 apartment units and underground parking.
1993: Tennessee Gov. Ned McWherter signed legislation creating TennCare as Tennessee's version of Medicaid.
Memphis City Council members take their first steps Tuesday, May 7, toward approving a city operating budget and property tax rate for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
The council meets at 3:30 p.m. at City Hall, 125 N. Main St.
There were some signs early on that finding a restaurant operator for Beale Street Landing might be difficult.
The date for the restaurant to open kept getting pushed back and the contract remained unsigned long after it was announced that Beale & Second Inc. had tentatively agreed to operate the restaurant.
The Riverfront Development Corporation is looking for a new contractor to operate a restaurant in Beale Street Landing.
Riverside Drive could work well if it lost a lane of automobile traffic in each direction, says the president of the Riverfront Development Corp.
With a set of 20 Memphis riverfront plans and reports spanning several decades, urban planner and designer Jeff Speck's mission wasn't to add to the stack of documents, maps and renderings.
Urban planner and designer Jeff Speck has told city government leaders that the recently renamed Jefferson Davis Park is the "obvious next opportunity" for riverfront development plans and represents a "big bang in an important place."
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With wireless cameras on board, these radio-controlled racers give you virtual reality telepresence.
Do you like radio-controlled (R/C) cars? Do you like the desert, but hate the heat? Well, sit down and kick back as you engage in the excitement of Living Room Baja Buggy Racing.
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I'm managing my online photos with Gallery2 and like the extensive amount of features. Are you aware of a WP (1.5.2) plugin which allows me to embed a selected G2 album in my page without any extra hassle?
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I'm using an Asus motherboard and I have ubuntu 10.10 installed.
Recently I updated ubuntu 10.10 (update manager). After rebooting the computer, it started hanging out in the motherboard splash screen.
I think it may be just coincidence, since it hangs in the motherboard splash screen, the issue may be caused by hardware problems.
The weird thing is that the computer do start if I let it rest for 5~10 minutes. - It never freezes while I'm on ubuntu splash page or inside the OS. - I removed the video card long time ago. - This has append to me 10 times so far. - The weather is very cold. So I don't think it is overheating.
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WICHITA, Kan. -- We usually don't think of baseball as a game of endurance.
But it is for a few hundred hearty, deeply committed and, quite possibly, insane fans at the National Baseball Congress World Series. The NBC, an organization of amateur summer leagues from across the U.S. and Canada, has held its annual World Series at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium since 1935. For more than 40 of those years, the NBC also has staged "Baseball 'Round the Clock," a marathon designed to test even the most hardcore hardball lover's affection for the game. About 500 ridiculously devoted souls braved savage heat and sleep deprivation earlier this month to watch 17 baseball games in 56 hours in the 2010 version of Baseball 'Round the Clock.
Yes. Seventeen games, 153 innings and 918 outs -- not counting potential extra innings -- over the course of a weekend. 'Round the Clock participants, from preteens to grandparents, showed up Friday afternoon to get a general admission ticket for all five tournament sessions held that weekend. They also received a numbered wristband and matching registration card. Then they attempted to live, eat and breathe baseball until late Sunday night. Those who made the grade, anyway.
It works like this: At least once during each game, contest officials will give some sort of signal. Then the scoreboard directs "Round the Clockers" to check in somewhere in the stadium. Contestants then get 10 minutes to scurry over and get their cards punched. Miss one check-in by even one second, and you're out.
They go through this madness for the prizes. Sort of. Anyone who gets though all 17 games can win cool stuff, like a flat-screen TV or camping gear from the local Coleman factory outlet. They also do it to see future stars play. The list of players who have donned spikes for NBC teams over the decades is impressive. It starts with Satchel Paige, Billy Martin, Tom Seaver, Tony Gwynn, Ozzie Smith, Joe Carter and the list just keeps going. It's likely some of the stars of this year's tourney are coming soon to a major league ballpark near you.
But most 'Round the Clockers seem to put themselves through this rigmarole to spend time with each other. They do it to bond with friends and family over love of the game, and over the sheer absurdity of their immersion in it. Of course, let's not kid ourselves. They also do it for the "I Survived Baseball 'Round the Clock" T-shirt. This is America, after all, where you haven't actually been anywhere or seen anything unless you have the T-shirt to prove it.
There's absolutely no indication as to when contest officials might give the signal. It might be during the first inning or the last. On Sunday morning of this year's event, after the local Lions Club held a pancake breakfast, officials sounded a check-in alarm after the very first pitch of the very first game -- an effort to quite literally catch the contestants napping. Most often, the signal was a cuckoo whistle. A few times, it was a bell. Once, officials made the notice silent. The check-in location just flashed on the scoreboard for several seconds, causing a very eerie kind of reverse flash mob, with a good third of the crowd rising as one for no readily apparent reason and heading in a long line toward the left-field bullpen.
Participants were allowed to leave the ballpark. Most did. They would dash out to the car for food and drink, because you can't bring any into the stadium. They would sit and gab in camping chairs or their GA seats. Some relaxed in a little tent city that arose in the sycamore-shaded green swath across from the ballpark, unofficially dubbed "Wingnuts Park" after Wichita's independent minor league team. All depended on friends or family members inside the stadium to call or text whenever the signal sounded. This proved dangerous, though. Sometimes, for instance, the friend inside the stadium who's supposed to wake you up ends up dozing himself.
One 'Round the Clocker who lived nearby even tempted fate by sneaking home for a quick shower. With temperatures hovering around 100 all weekend, you can't blame him. Deep into Sunday afternoon, it's fair to say, pretty much everyone at that ballpark desperately needed a long dance with soap and water. Most also looked to need a good slathering in aloe to treat sunburns, and possibly have one of those hydrating IVs they give athletes with the proverbial "flu-like" symptoms. Many of the contestants, frankly, were frazzled, even grim. In marked contrast to 24 hours earlier, a few were genuinely horrified when asked what they love about baseball, scowling as though they hoped never to see another pitch. Despite all that, every single person we asked said he or she would be back to do it all again next year.
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Two 'Survivor' winners discuss their Race undoing
The most heavily promoted team on this season of "The Amazing Race" didn't enjoy a particularly long run.
Ethan Zohn and Jenna Morasca, both winners of CBS' "Survivor," intended to use their previous reality experiences in this Emmy-winning race around the world, but instead they fell victim to a series of missteps in Indonesia.
On last week's episode, it appeared that a misplaced clue and then a failure to properly read another clue doomed Jenna & Ethan in the show's first-ever Double Elimination episode.
But was that actually the way things went down? What really caused Jenna & Ethan to be the co-first team sent home on "The Amazing Race"? And what do they think of equalizers and Non-Elimination Legs and Twitter saves?
Click through for my full "Amazing Race" exit interview with the ever-candid Jenna and Ethan...
HitFix: I'm sure you guys had time to go over in your mind what might potentially be your "Amazing Race" undoing. Did you ever guess it was going to be "reading"?
Ethan Zohn: [Laughter.]
Jenna Morasca: Actually, it wasn't. The reading wasn't so much the problem. Almost everybody got that wrong, everybody except for three teams.
EZ: Eight out of 11 teams.
JM: What we did, we actually turned in all of our converted money, because on our Race rules, which we get and are our Gods of the Rules, it said "Turn in," it said "rupiah." So we actually thought that we were being smart by turning in all of our rupiah at the orphanage, we actually turned all of our converted money in, because it was a sign. It wasn't underlined like you guys saw. It wasn't marked with Race flags. So I figured on "The Amazing Race," you don't get clues unless you do something right, so I figured we had done something right. If we had walked past a billboard on the street on the way to the orphanage that said, "Give me all your money," were we supposed to give them all our money too?
HitFix: But in that situation, I assume you guys have watched the show before, how do you avoid reading every available clue in that moment?
JM: We did read it! We just thought "additional money" meant our additional converted money. We didn't think that meant the $20 extra we had in US money, because on our additional rules, it didn't say anything about US money, it just said "rupiah," so we thought that's what it meant. And we thought that if we did it wrong, they wouldn't give us a clue.
HitFix: So leaving aside the reading, coming into the game, what did you think would be your biggest collective weaknesses or potential pitfalls?
JM: Well, our biggest worry was that we would get a bad taxi driver and we would be lost and that's exactly what happened. That's how we went from fourth to eighth or ninth.
EZ: A lot of the show is so much left up to the chances and things that are outside of your control. We got a bad taxi driver and unfortunately, when you're out there rappelling in this pit in the middle of nowhere, you stick with the same taxi driver. You can't replace him with a new one who knows where they're going. Our guy just had no clue. He was lost from the start.
JM: We had all the same type of taxi drivers from the minute we landed until it was over.
HitFix: And that, of course, was not featured in the episode at all.
JM: Yeah, and we actually came into the mat for the first time before the Vegas girls.
HitFix: What we did see a lot of was the lost clue SNAFU. Was that really just a couple seconds?
JM: It was about a minute. It was literally across the street. We had written down the name of the orphanage on the piece of paper just in case something happened with the clue and we had put it in our backpack, so when I left the clue over there, I figured we didn't need it because we had the orphanage name written down, but we just didn't want to waste time digging through our bag and it was quicker to just run across the street, so we just went over and got it. So it was annoying, but it was just such a blip on the radar. For us, at least.
HitFix: So you didn't feel like that had any real relationship to what got you eliminated?
JM: Oh no. It was literally less than two minutes.
HitFix: You guys have done a lot of reality TV before. Are you past the point of being able to be surprised by editing and how things actually look when they appear on TV?
JM: No. I've found out you can't get past that.
EZ: We all know that there are some great reality shows out there and some that are not as good as others, but when we were approached to do the Race by CBS, we were really excited, because it's an Emmy award-winning show and you just expect the best from the best, so it was a little bit disappointing that they focused on that part of it. But we loved the experience and we love CBS, so...
HitFix: Give me a favorite experience from these two legs you got to do that we didn't see on TV...
JM: My favorite thing was when we spent the night at the China Airlines counter and it was actually so fun, because we all stayed up all night -- the Snowboarders and the Bobbsey Twins, as I call them, and the Vegas Girls and Marcus & Amani -- we all stayed up all night laughing and the Snowboarders had races on the luggage carts and it was actually really fun.
HitFix: So you actually were sociable with the other teams?
JM: Oh yeah. We definitely were friendly.
EZ: From the time we were there, people were getting along.
JM: But we got competitive.
EZ: Once you're actually out there racing and you're on the challenges it's competitive, but when you're hanging out at the China Airlines counter for 12 hours before the flight opens, those are the fun parts. The Race aspects of it goes away and you're hanging out with each other and learning about each other's lives. It's fun.
JM: What sucks is that essentially we could have literally walked from the start of the Race to where we got to the Gambir Train Station [in Jakarta] because everybody got on the same flights and the same trains. We could have just strolled.
HitFix: What was your reaction when you found out that all of that equalizing was going to be happening? It seemed like there was a big gap between the teams...
JM: It was annoying. It was annoying, because you bust your ass. It's the beginning of the show and you bust your ass to do a good job and come fourth, like we did, so you have an advantage and then for it not to matter so early in the show is extremely annoying.
EZ: Yeah, it's kinda frustrating. Bill & Cathi were seven-and-a-half hours behind everybody else.
JM: Yeah. Come on.
HitFix: And how about Non-Elimination Legs? I assume you guys probably aren't a huge fan of those at this point?
JM: I think they're fine, but just to have one on the first Leg? It's almost as though there's no punishment for messing up just when you start. I figure when you start, you should be ready to go. We've all been waiting for this moment.
EZ: Non-Elimination is like a reward. It should be on the fifth or six leg of the Race and you're busting your butt...
JM: Yeah. When they deserve maybe a little bit more of second chance.
HitFix: You guys expressed an initial desire to keep your "Survivor" backgrounds a secret, but it didn't look like that worked very long. What were the reactions from the other teams like?
EZ: We thought it would be a bigger deal than it actually was. We didn't want to go in there and brag about it and say, "Oh, we were on 'Survivor' and we're reality TV pros." We just wanted to keep it quiet and we were waiting for somebody else to bring it up to us, which they did. We were completely open and honest about it and then it just kinda went away and it didn't really matter, which was good.
JM: Yeah. I mean, obviously they were talking about us behind our backs, but to our face, they were fine.
HitFix: Is there any advantage to those experiences you guys had previously, in terms of knowing how to react with the camera around you, in terms of being natural, that sort of thing?
JM: You'd think it would make a difference, but the shows are completely different and the only thing that I think helped us in the short time we were there is that we had traveled so much, that being in different countries or third world countries, we weren't gonna be thrown off by that or shocked by that.
EZ: The fact that we've been on a show like "Survivor" and we know what it's like to go without food and sleep and showers and be uncomfortable, I think that helped us a little bit. The cameras, I think everyone got used to them and it really didn't impact us that much.
HitFix: In a lot of the pre-show video, we saw Ethan talking about how he was going to be a nice guy and Jenna talking about being cutthroat, but I guess I wonder if you think there's actually a strategy that can be utilized on "The Amazing Race."
JM: I think that for us, our strategy was that if people found out about "Survivor" that we downplayed it and were like "Oh, it was so long ago and we're older now and we're not as fit," which was a lie. We're actually probably in better shape now. But we just wanted to make it seem like it wasn't a big deal. That was pretty much all you can do and then just race as hard as you can. We ran every second that we were there. We ran to the finish line. We ran to the Pit Stop. We were just going to finish strong.
EZ: You know, I think there is strategy. The only Leg of the Race you need to come in first is the last Leg of the Race. You can kinda go at a medium pace the whole time and still maybe be OK because of the fact that you can rely on other people making mistakes, so you've just gotta take your time and just hover in the middle. But I think most people try their hardest in each Leg.
HitFix: And Jenna, it seemed like maybe you had a bit of an opinion about last week's magical Twitter save for the Vegas Girls?
JM: You know, I just think some people have a lot of luck on their side. They live in Vegas, so maybe she should play the craps table or the slots. What did you think of it?
HitFix: Oh yes. Very lucky indeed.
JM: I know. I want to get her to give me the lottery numbers.
HitFix: And Ethan, how's your health?
EZ: My health is great. That's a big reason why we did the Race. As I've said before, it's about where we were before and now we have this opportunity to travel around the world together and have fun and just not worry about my health and just embrace life and every second of it and other people and other cultures was a gift and that's why going on the Race was so much fun and so exciting.
HitFix: I have to assume that people turn to you guys to do other reality shows all the time. What are your thoughts going forward on whether you'd want to do something like this again?
JM: I would play "Survivor" again, but Ethan says he's done with competition shows unless it's "Dancing with the Stars." But we have our own show now on ABC called "Everyday Health" and it's on every Saturday or Sunday, you have to check your local listings. We're still filming that. We're doing 22 episodes of that, so we're really excited to have that show airing also. Things are going good. We're working on a book, too, and then our own separate reality show, so when one door closes, another door opens.
HitFix: Is there a condition, Jenna, under which you'd want to go back on "Survivor"? Is there a type of season you'd want to be there for?
EZ: Oooh. Good question.
JM: Ummm... Hmmm... Nope. I think I'm ready to beat anybody.
EZ: And then I'd come for the family visit, so that would be good.
JM: I wouldn't pick you.
EZ: Oh, come ON!
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