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The project to replace the bridge over Bear Creek at the entrance to Evergreen Lake Park has been delayed until next year.
Ellen O'Connor, executive director of the Evergreen Park and Recreation District, confirmed that the city of Denver, which is in charge of the project, contacted EPRD and said work would be delayed until sometime in 2017. The project originally had been scheduled for this fall.
As her father walked her down the aisle, Jacqueline Davis saw her groom, Sean Toomey, and 30 family members and friends surrounded by the beautiful artwork of St. Peter's Basilica.
Rather than a local ceremony or a tropical destination wedding, Catholic couple Sean and Jacqueline Toomey were married at the Vatican on June 6. The honor is a rare one, as only four couples from the United States wed at the Vatican each year.
The Great Plains in general, and Kansas in particular, might seem like a barren landscape compared to the breathtaking beauty of the Colorado Rockies. Frontier explorer Zebulon Pike certainly thought so, supposedly calling the region the "Great American Desert."
But photographer Jim Griggs of McPherson, Kan., says that, if photographing the Great Plains has taught him anything, it's that "if you can take good photos there, you can take them anywhere."
Increased foot traffic at area monuments, statues, sculptures, schools, churches, trailheads and other landmarks partly is thanks to Pokémon GO.
The smart-phone game application, which launched two weeks ago and is now the biggest mobile game in U.S. history, encourages players to find virtual creatures called Pokémon. The game uses the phones' GPS to track the players' movements and locations, and rewards them for visiting local landmarks.
Yoga at the recreation center is customary, and yoga outside with a scenic view is ideal. But yoga on a paddleboard on a pond with mountain views is a bit unusual.
On July 13, six students prepared for bent-knee, or sridaiva, yoga — also known as bowspring — on paddleboards in Buchanan Ponds.
Operation: New Trails.
It sounds like a military operation, and, in some small and unofficial way, it is. More than 60 hikers from across the nation — including one from Canada — are taking to the Colorado Trail this week to raise money and awareness for wounded veterans.
The segment of the Evergreen Lake Trail that was closed earlier this spring because of erosion will remain off limits indefinitely, according to the park district.
The section of the trail from Upper Bear Creek Road to the dam will be closed through the summer as the Evergreen Park and Recreation District, the Evergreen Metro District and CDOT work to address the problem.
The bridge over Bear Creek at the entrance to Evergreen Lake Park will be replaced this fall, meaning there will be no vehicle access to the park for several months.
Ellen O'Connor, executive director of the Evergreen Park and Recreation District, said the Lake House will not host events or weddings from mid-September until mid-November or early December. She said no event reservations were being accepted during the planned construction period.
Estate planning. Medicaid. End-of-life planning. Social security. Financial powers of attorney. Identity theft. Scams. Choosing assisted-living facilities.
These were just a few of the workshops the Jefferson County District Attorney's Office and its partners offered during the sixth annual Senior Law Day on Saturday at Colorado Christian University in Lakewood.
More than 600 attendees, including senior citizens, family members, caretakers, vendors and volunteers, spent the day providing or getting needed information.
Plans by the Evergreen Fire Protection District to install solar panels at Station 2 on Bergen Parkway are on hold as the district board wrestles with the 2016 budget.
The $600,000 project to replace the roof and add solar panels will have to wait until the district is in a more stable financial position, Fire Chief Mike Weege said at a board meeting Nov. 10.
Past drops in home valuations decreased the district's property-tax revenue in recent years and led to budget cuts, and district finances are still recovering, board President George Kling said.
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) _ Hutchinson real estate agents urge people in the market for rentals to keep an eye out for fraudulent ads on Craigslist.
The Hutchinson News (http://bit.ly/MGGuOK) reports that in one recent case, someone copied information from an agency's listing for a home for sale and placed it on Craigslist as a rental.
A woman became suspicious and discovered the information came from a RE/MAX listing, so she contacted the agency.
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Resample uniform or nonuniform data to new fixed rate
Resample a simple linear sequence at 3/2 the original rate of 10 Hz. Plot the original and resampled signals on the same figure.
fs = 10; t1 = 0:1/fs:1; x = t1; y = resample(x,3,2); t2 = (0:(length(y)-1))*2/(3*fs); plot(t1,x,'*',t2,y,'o') xlabel('Time (s)') ylabel('Signal') legend('Original','Resampled', ... 'Location','NorthWest')
When filtering,
resample assumes that the input sequence,
x, is zero before and after the samples it is given. Large deviations from zero at the endpoints of
x can result in unexpected values for
Show these deviations by resampling a triangular sequence and a vertically shifted version of the sequence with nonzero endpoints.
x = [1:10 9:-1:1; 10:-1:1 2:10]'; y = resample(x,3,2); subplot(2,1,1) plot(1:19,x(:,1),'*',(0:28)*2/3 + 1,y(:,1),'o') title('Edge Effects Not Noticeable') legend('Original','Resampled', ... 'Location','South') subplot(2,1,2) plot(1:19,x(:,2),'*',(0:28)*2/3 + 1,y(:,2),'o') title('Edge Effects Noticeable') legend('Original','Resampled', ... 'Location','North')
Construct a sinusoidal signal. Specify a sample rate such that 16 samples correspond to exactly one signal period. Draw a stem plot of the signal. Overlay a stairstep graph for sample-and-hold visualization.
fs = 16; t = 0:1/fs:1-1/fs; x = 0.75*sin(2*pi*t); stem(t,x) hold on stairs(t,x) hold off
resample to upsample the signal by a factor of four. Use the default settings. Plot the result alongside the original signal.
ups = 4; dns = 1; fu = fs*ups; tu = 0:1/fu:1-1/fu; y = resample(x,ups,dns); stem(tu,y) hold on stairs(t,x) hold off legend('Resampled','Original')
Repeat the calculation. Specify
n = 1 so that the antialiasing filter is of order
. Specify a shape parameter
for the Kaiser window. Output the filter as well as the resampled signal.
n = 1; beta = 0; [y,b] = resample(x,ups,dns,n,beta); stem(tu,y) hold on stairs(t,x,'--') hold off legend('n = 1, \beta = 0')
Verify that the filter has the expected order by plotting its impulse response.
n to 5 and leave
. Verify that the filter is of order 40. Plot the resampled signal.
n = 5; [y,b] = resample(x,ups,dns,n,beta); fo = filtord(b) stem(tu,y) hold on stairs(t,x,'--') hold off legend('n = 5, \beta = 0')
fo = 40
Leave the filter order at and increase the shape parameter to .
beta = 20; y = resample(x,ups,dns,n,beta); stem(tu,y) hold on stairs(t,x,'--') hold off legend('n = 5, \beta = 20')
Decrease the filter order back to and leave .
n = 1; [y,b] = resample(x,ups,dns,n,beta); stem(tu,y) hold on stairs(t,x,'--') hold off legend('n = 1, \beta = 20')
Generate 60 samples of a sinusoid and resample it at 3/2 the original rate. Display the original and resampled signals.
tx = 0:6:360-3; x = sin(2*pi*tx/120); ty = 0:4:360-2; [y,by] = resample(x,3,2); plot(tx,x,'+-',ty,y,'o:') legend('original','resampled')
Plot the frequency response of the anti-aliasing filter.
Resample the signal at 2/3 the original rate. Display the original signal and its resampling.
tz = 0:9:360-9; [z,bz] = resample(x,2,3); plot(tx,x,'+-',tz,z,'o:') legend('original','resampled')
Plot the impulse response of the new lowpass filter.
Use the data recorded by Galileo Galilei in 1610 to determine the orbital period of Callisto, the outermost of Jupiter's four largest satellites.
Galileo observed the satellites' motion for six weeks, starting on 15 January. The observations have several gaps because Jupiter was not visible on cloudy nights. Generate a
datetime array of observation times.
t = [0 2 3 7 8 9 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 35 37 ... 41 42 43 44 45]'+1; yg = [10.5 11.5 10.5 -5.5 -10.0 -12.0 -11.5 -12.0 -7.5 8.5 12.5 12.5 ... 10.5 -6.0 -11.5 -12.5 -12.5 -10.5 -6.5 2.0 8.5 10.5 13.5 10.5 -8.5 ... -10.5 -10.5 -10.0 -8.0]'; obsv = datetime(1610,1,15+t);
Resample the data onto a regular grid using a sample rate of one observation per day. Use a moderate upsampling factor of 3 to avoid overfitting.
fs = 1; [y,ty] = resample(yg,t,fs,3,1);
Plot the data and the resampled signal.
plot(t,yg,'o',ty,y,'.-') xlabel('Day')
Repeat the procedure using spline interpolation and displaying the observation dates. Express the sample rate in inverse days.
fs = 1/86400; [ys,tys] = resample(yg,obsv,fs,3,1,'spline'); plot(t,yg,'o') hold on plot(ys,'.-') hold off ax = gca; ax.XTick = t(1:9:end); ax.XTickLabel = char(obsv(1:9:end));
Compute the periodogram power spectrum estimate of the uniformly spaced, linearly interpolated data. Choose a DFT length of 1024. The signal peaks at the inverse of the orbital period.
[pxx,f] = periodogram(ys,[],1024,1,'power'); [pk,i0] = max(pxx); f0 = f(i0); T0 = 1/f0 plot(f,pxx,f0,pk,'o') xlabel('Frequency (day^{-1})')
x — Input signalvector | matrix
Input signal, specified as a vector or matrix. If
x is
a matrix, then its columns are treated as independent channels.
x can
NaNs are treated
as missing data and are excluded from the resampling.
cos(pi/4*(0:159))+randn(1,160) is
a single-channel row-vector signal.
cos(pi./[4;2]*(0:159))'+randn(160,2) is
a two-channel signal.
Data Types:
single |
p,q — Resampling factorspositive integers
Resampling factors, specified as positive integers.
Data Types:
single |
n — Neighbor term number10 (default) | positive integer
Neighbor term number, specified as a positive integer. If
n = 0,
resample performs
nearest-neighbor interpolation. The length of the antialiasing FIR
filter is proportional to
n. Larger values of
n provide
better accuracy at the expense of more computation time.
Data Types:
single |
beta — Shape parameter of Kaiser window5 (default) | positive real scalar
Shape parameter of Kaiser window, specified as a positive real
scalar. Increasing
beta widens the mainlobe of
the window used to design the antialiasing filter and decreases the
amplitude of the window's sidelobes.
Data Types:
single |
b — FIR filter coefficientsvector
FIR filter coefficients, specified as a vector. By default,
resample designs
the filter using
firls with
a Kaiser window. When compensating for the delay,
resample assumes
b has
odd length and linear phase.
fir1(4,0.5) specifies a 4th-order
lowpass filter with normalized cutoff frequency 0.5π rad/sample.
Data Types:
single |
tx — Time instantsnonnegative real vector |
datetime array
Time instants, specified as a nonnegative real vector or a
datetime array.
tx must
increase monotonically but need not be uniformly spaced.
tx can
NaNs or
NaTs. These
values are treated as missing data and excluded from the resampling.
Data Types:
single |
double |
fs — Sample ratepositive scalar
Sample rate, specified as a positive scalar. The sample rate is the number of samples per unit time. If the unit of time is seconds, then the sample rate is in Hz.
Data Types:
single |
method — Interpolation method
'linear' (default) |
'pchip' |
Interpolation method, specified as one of
'linear' — Linear interpolation.
'pchip' — Shape-preserving
piecewise cubic interpolation.
'spline' — Spline interpolation
using not-a-knot end conditions.
See the
interp1 reference
page for more information.
Data Types:
y — Resampled signalvector | matrix
b — FIR filter coefficientsvector
FIR filter coefficients, returned as a vector.
Data Types:
single |
ty — Output instantsnonnegative real vector
Output instants, returned as a nonnegative real vector.
Data Types:
single |
decimate |
downsample |
firls |
interp |
interp1 |
intfilt |
kaiser |
spline |
upfirdn |


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John Gemmill, the president of the Memphis Blues Society, says there is a standard look to blues festivals – a poster with a guitar player and "fill-in-the-name-of-the-city blues festival," and a lineup that includes performers from all over the place.
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Both of them died several years ago, so they weren't here to see Summitt's demise from early onset dementia, Alzheimer's type, or her death from the brain disease Tuesday. She was 64.
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It took six hours. But the Memphis City Council's budget committee completed its budget reviews Tuesday, May 31, with a recommendation of a 1.5 percent pay raise for city employees other than fire and police and $300,000 in grant funding to hire a full-time director for the Whitehaven Economic Development Council.
The Grizzlies just about have their new coach. He is David Fizdale who comes to Memphis from being an associate coach for the Miami Heat.
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Memphis Grizzlies point guard Mike Conley has won his second NBA Sportsmanship Award in the last three years. Conley was presented with the Joe Dumars Trophy prior to the Grizzlies' playoff game against San Antonio last Sunday.
The city of Memphis pension board granted a line-of-duty disability retirement Thursday, March 31, to Memphis police officer Connor Schilling.
Schilling is the officer who shot and fatally wounded Darrius Stewart in July during a traffic stop in Hickory Hill.
You've heard of the mediation process surrounding the long-term use of the Overton Park Greensward by the Memphis Zoo for its overflow parking.It appears there is now a less formal mediation process underway when it comes to the use of the greensward during the park's spring peak season which is now underway.
Sixteen bus route changes will take effect in May at the Memphis Area Transit Authority.
The changes, which were approved at the March 29 meeting of the MATA board of commissioners, mark the first significant batch of route changes since MATA CEO Ron Garrison took the position in 2014.
Shelby County Commissioners approved a $163,400 contract Monday, Feb. 8, for the design of a part of the Shelby Farms Greenline extension.
Shelby County Commission chairman Terry Roland will not be running in the Republican primary for the 8th Congressional District in August.
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The old Executive Inn hotel on Airways Boulevard where Brooks Road dead ends is the latest problem vacant property to be demolished and touted by Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. as another step in his administration's anti-blight effort.
Kenneth Batts has joined HealthChoice's new Population Health team as complex care manager. In his new role, Batts will reach out to patients identified with complex medical needs to schedule home visits, where he'll provide customized intervention and condition education, including goal setting, care coordination, and long-term support with the goal to achieve improvements in their health.
WASHINGTON (AP) – For-profit colleges with graduates unable to pay back their student loans could soon face scrutiny by the federal government.
Schools with career-oriented programs that fail to comply with the new rule announced Thursday by the Obama administration stand to lose access to federal student-aid programs.
The Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association (MIFA) has appointed Andrea Hill manager of MIFA's COOL (College Offers Opportunity for Life) program and Genevieve Hill-Thomas has joined the nonprofit organization's staff as corporate giving development officer.
Films and videos by Montgomery Bell Academy students and one faculty member will be featured Oct. 23 on the Nashville Education, Community and Arts TV channel's Artober celebration.
Scott Zaft "jumped the wall" and made it out of corporate America to a life in which he's his own boss and lives in tick-tock precision down a steep driveway and to the rear of a 1950s Crieve Hall rancher.
The tag "Hip Donelson" evoked plenty of snickers, eye rolls and snarky comments when it first appeared. After all, the local joke goes, Donelson's known for hip replacements – not hipsters.
PINE HILL, Ala. (AP) – Burdened with Alabama's highest unemployment rate, long abandoned by textile mills and furniture plants, Wilcox County desperately needs jobs.
They're coming, and from a most unlikely place: Henan Province, China, 7,600 miles away.
The Orpheum Theatre will present "The Book of Mormon" Tuesday, June 24, through Sunday, June 29, at the theater, 203 S. Main St. Visit orpheum-memphis.com.
One grant is good. Two grants are better.
In 2012, Memphis Bioworks received a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Environmental Workforce Developmental and Job Training Program (EWDJT). The $300,000 grant issued provided training for 110 persons, 65 of whom already have been placed in full-time jobs.
The Memphis City Council approved Tuesday, Jan. 21, a set of six alley and street closures on parcels totaling 28 acres in the Poplar Avenue-Cleveland Street area. The area, once known as Washington Bottoms, was cleared of buildings in 2008 in anticipation of redevelopment by a Memphis division of WSG Development Co. of Miami Beach, Fla.
Memphis City Council members got a first and at times conflicting look Tuesday, Jan. 21, at the hard decisions they could make about city spending on public safety.
Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. walked the council through some ideas for cuts in city spending beyond larger changes in city retirement and health benefits. Those obligations are the "cornerstone" of the efforts to get the city's financial house in order, said city Chief Administrative Officer George Little.
Dr. Dan T. Meadows has been appointed to the Tennessee Board of Dentistry by Gov. Bill Haslam. Meadows, who has a private practice on Walnut Grove Road, will serve as the Rotating Dentist member through June 2016.
Footprints and fat tires have taken their toll on the Tour de Wolf Trail at Shelby Farms Park, and signs of its overuse are evident all along the roughly 6-mile path.
Agape Child & Family Services continues to grow its Families In Transition program, which provides housing to homeless women who have children or are pregnant.
This year, the program will simultaneously serve 63 families, with an impact to more than 150 families.
This month Catholic Charities of West Tennessee launches a new program called St. Sebastian Veteran Services to provide critical assistance to homeless veterans and their families and to those facing imminent eviction or foreclosure.
CHICAGO (AP) – With the program known as "Obamacare" only weeks away from its key launch date, hectic preparations are in motion in communities across the country to deal with one of its major practical challenges: hiring and training a small army of instant experts who can explain the intricacies of health insurance to people who've never had it.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) – The prospect of the United Auto Workers gaining a new foothold at Volkswagen's plant in Tennessee worries some Southern Republicans, who say laws banning mandatory union membership have helped lure foreign automakers.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Framing a new argument against President Barack Obama's health care law, congressional GOP leaders called Tuesday for a delay in the law's requirement that individual Americans carry health insurance.
Its tagline is Hop On, Tune In and Rock Out. That's a bite-sized description of what the new Memphis Hop bus service that launched earlier this month, with the goal of whisking Memphians and tourists to several local cultural attractions, is all about.
GARDINER, N.Y. (AP) – With all the orchards and corn fields that dot the Hudson Valley landscape, Tuthilltown Spirits doesn't have to look far for the grains and apples to make their whiskey, vodka and gin.
Last year, Christ Community Health Services delivered 652 Memphis babies. Even with that patient volume, the faith-based medical organization had to turn away about 180 patients daily because the organization's facilities are stretched beyond capacity.
NASHVILLE (AP) – A proposal to loosen wine sale laws in Tennessee has failed by a single vote in a House committee after members of the panel refused to grant the sponsor a week's delay to negotiate a final version.
LightWave Solar will host a lunch & learn titled "How Solar Can Work for Your Home or Business" Friday, Dec. 14, from noon to 1 p.m. in the River Tower at South Bluffs clubhouse, 655 Riverside Drive. R.S.V.P. to Grace Robertson at email@example.com or 615-641-4050, ext. 104.
The next stop for an ambitious 20-year redevelopment plan that stretches from the South Downtown area into South Memphis is a Dec. 6 meeting of the Memphis and Shelby County Community Redevelopment Agency.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee Regulatory Authority will participate in a national pilot program distributing communication devices to low income deaf-blind citizens.
The agency has been awarded an annual grant of $189,000 from the Federal Communications Commission to implement the project. TRA chairman Kenneth Hill said the program enhances a similar one already under way in the state.
The start of summer is a busy time of year for the Metal Museum, 374 Metal Museum Drive, which has bragging rights to some of the Bluff City's most magnificent views of the Mississippi River.
When someone is shot and wounded in South Memphis, a team of Memphis Police officers will go to the shooting victim in the hospital and his or her friends and family as another team of officers investigates the crimes itself.
Mary Elizabeth Kakales has been grappling with school reform concepts like how to scale reforms so that they can prevail in different schools in different communities. And she has thought through teacher accountability standards.
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Ballet Memphis is using the city's community centers as a vehicle to expose children to the arts while empowering them to make healthy lifestyle choices.
Connections: Kids is an outreach program that enables youth to learn creative movement from professional dancers in their community who motivate them to think critically and take charge of their health.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Conservative House Republicans on Tuesday set up what appears to be a potential re-run of last year's turbulent domestic policy fight with President Barack Obama, putting forward an election-year budget manifesto that would blend steep social program cuts with reduced tax rates.
Memphis last month was named as one of 29 metropolitan areas to be included on the National Association of Home Builders/First American Improving Markets Index, which is now nearing 100 cities.
The index identifies metro areas that have shown improvement from their respective troughs in housing permits, employment and house prices for at least six consecutive months. Other notable new entrants to the list in February were Miami; Boston; Detroit; Kansas City, Mo.; Portland, Ore.; and Salt Lake City.
The Memphis City Council votes Tuesday, Dec. 20, on the redevelopment of Overton Square. At its last meeting of the year, the council will vote on a planned development for the south side of Madison Avenue at Cooper Street to be redeveloped by Loeb Properties Inc. The development includes a parking garage.
NEW YORK (AP) – These are the kinds of negotiations NBA fans have been waiting for.
Teams began talking to agents Wednesday as the lockout inched closer to its end, and basketball moved back into focus. Dwight Howard and Chris Paul were linked to trade speculation, while free agents such as Tyson Chandler and Nene were in the news after months of attorneys getting all the ink.
Mega-distributor Glazer's Inc. announced Friday, Nov. 4, it has signed an agreement to acquire Memphis-based Victor L. Robilio Co. Inc., 3680 Air Park St.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Setting a collision course with Democrats that could drag out for months, House Republicans on Thursday unveiled plans to cut federal money for job training, heating subsidies and grants to better-performing schools.
When the group of architects and planners working on a bicycle-pedestrian path connecting the Shelby Farms Greenline with Overton Park went beyond the end of the Greenline onto Tillman Street recently, they had a Memphis Police bicycle escort.
Nearly $800,000 in federal funding is on its way to the city of Memphis to prepare public housing residents for life outside the vanishing developments.
And Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. hinted this week that much more in U.S. Housing and Urban Development funding is on the way shortly for other parts of the ongoing move in the city away from public housing.
The Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence will hold a workshop Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to noon at its office, 5100 Poplar Ave., suite 502. Participants will gain a working knowledge of grant management policies and procedures. Cost is $60 for members, $110 for nonmembers and $55 for those in the Program for Nonprofit Excellence. For more information, call 684-6605 or visit www.npexcellence.org.
NASHVILLE (AP) – The state fire marshal's office is giving away thousands of smoke alarms.
The office launched a three-day sweep of West Tennessee on Wednesday, giving away 2,000 alarms to fire departments across the region. The goal is to get fire departments and other organizations to install the free smoke alarms in households for the needy.
Three years and 50 houses.
That was the mandate handed to Tim Bolding in 1994 when United Way of the Mid-South hired him to operate United Housing, a new community development corporation devoted to helping homebuyers.
Evolve Digital Media has more than doubled its Memphis location at Apple Tree Center in Hickory Hill.
The Memphis-based company expanded its lease from 2,520 to 6,327 square feet at 6073 Mount Moriah Road Extended. Tyler Tapley, associate with CB Richard Ellis Memphis, represented the landlord, Apple Tree Center Partnership.
If sustainability is defined as reuse of land and/or structures for new purposes, Hickory Hill may be the capital of the concept in Memphis.
Consider New Direction Christian Church, which found a home in a vacant big box store and now plans to transform a vacant and blighted apartment complex into a charter middle and high school with a performing arts center. The bulldozers began demolishing the Marina Cove apartments complex last month.
The DeSoto County residential market seems to be leveling off after several years of declining numbers. Sales figures for the year-to-date are slightly up, showing small surges and dropoffs after possibly bottoming out in 2008 and 2009.
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Twenty-three lots in Arlington's Maple Grove Planned Development have sold for $805,000. L1 Properties LLC bought the lots, which are in phase two of the development, from Maple Grove Partners.
Stranger combinations have come off well – chocolate and peanut butter, poodles and golden retrievers, for example – but organizers of this week's Soccer Rocks Festival and Copa Memphis soccer tournament hope to add soccer and rock music to the list of successful hybrids.
Part of the path to inner-city recovery appears to run through a garden, or at least through the produce section of a supermarket. Nine farmers markets operate in various parts of Shelby County this summer, from Downtown to Collierville and places such as Germantown, Agricenter International and Cooper-Young in between.
For years the owners of Marina Cove apartments at 5505 Winchester Road in Hickory Hill have defied city attempts to force a demolition or at least a cleanup of the property.
Wednesday's monthly meeting of the city-county Industrial Development Board proved fruitful for Christ Community Health Services.
The IDB approved $2.4 million in revenue bonds to help the faith-based nonprofit organization double its Memphis footprint during the next five years.
Wednesday's monthly meeting of the city-county Industrial Development Board brought two companies – Lucite International and Christ Community Health Services – closer to expanding their Memphis operations.
The IDB unanimously approved a 15-year payment-in-lieu-of-tax (PILOT) retention program for Lucite International to invest $90 million in its Memphis-area operation and keep 200 jobs intact.
A Center City Commission-affiliated board on Wednesday approved almost $270,000 in financial incentives to support developing new businesses, jobs and service providers Downtown.
That money will finance a wide range of activity, from South Main Street to the Downtown core. The new business activity includes the renovation of a long-vacant storefront at the intersection of Main Street and Union Avenue as well as the move of a new tenant into that space.
The board of directors for the Center City Development Corp. at its meeting Wednesday will discuss a development loan application for a corner location at 77 S. Main St. and 85 Union Ave. and a second one for the Memphis College Preparatory Elementary School at 278 Greenlaw Ave.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The state is sponsoring three energy camps for K-12 teachers in June.
The camps, sponsored by the Department of Economic and Community Development, are designed to give teachers the information and resources needed to teach the science of energy and energy conservation.
The age of No Child Left Behind in national education is about to give way to another moniker.
The Race to the Top program is a race between states to get a share of $4.35 billion in federal stimulus money for an education reform effort.
Is it over yet? That may be the most frequently asked question in the New Year. "It" is the worst national economic recession since the Great Depression.
Accurately reading the indicators will not be easy. Some will predict the recession is about to end, just as new indicators point to continuing economic agony for thousands of Memphians.
WASHINGTON (AP) – When it comes to paying for a health care overhaul, Americans see just one way to go: Tax the rich.
That finding from a new Associated Press poll will be welcome news for House Democrats, who proposed doing just that in their sweeping remake of the U.S. medical system, which passed earlier this month and would extend coverage to millions of uninsured Americans.
In the year he's been head of the Memphis school system, Superintendent Kriner Cash has been virtually unflappable.
Since the Memphis school board hired him in July 2008, Cash has doggedly pitched a detailed plan for the school system's renewal with dozens of specific goals in a well-traveled PowerPoint presentation.
The Sharp Manufacturing plant in Hickory Hill has always been a symbol as much as a working part of the city's economic infrastructure.
The plant on South Mendenhall Road represents the city's first truly international big business presence. It opened in 1978 after Japanese executives came to Memphis to negotiate directly with city leaders. And once the deal closed, a now-legendary picket line was thrown up by local union leaders. The picketing symbolized organized labor's determination to have a voice in local economic development.
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama's plan to dramatically increase college student aid took its first step Wednesday on what could be a rocky path through Congress.
A key lawmaker proposed a bill to boost Pell Grant scholarships for low-income students by linking them to inflation for the first time since the program began.
Bit by bit, it's becoming clearer how millions of dollars in emergency federal money flowing to cities and agencies across the country will be used to repair Memphis neighborhoods ravaged by foreclosure and blight.
The city of Memphis is planning to apply for $64 million from the federal government's second round of Neighborhood Stabilization Program funding.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development got a little less than $2 billion of the so-called stimulus package Congress passed earlier this year to divvy up among states, local governments and nonprofit groups. Memphis city officials by July 17 will have applied for a chunk of that funding.
Dr. Chrysanthe Preza has received a more than $740,000 National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Award for her research to improve live cell imaging. Preza is an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Memphis' Herff College of Engineering.
WASHINGTON (AP) - America's recession "probably" will end this year if the government succeeds in bolstering the banking system, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said.
In carefully hedged remarks in an interview with CBS' "60 Minutes," Bernanke seemed Sunday to express a bit more optimism that this could be done.
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St. Catharine College alum featured in legislative campaign
Catie Breeze, a 2009 graduate of St. Catharine College, was recently spotlighted in a campaign sponsored by the Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities (AIKCU).
"We began planning this campaign as a way to reinforce to legislators and the general public the tremendous value that a private college education provides, both for graduates and for Kentucky communities," Mason Dyer, vice president for external relations and information with AIKCU, said.
The campaign included posters with a graduate from each of the 20 AIKCU schools. The posters were hanging in the tunnel between the Annex and Capitol in Frankfort.
The theme of the campaign was 'Prepared.'
"We can talk forever about the ways private colleges prepare students for life and for careers — by providing a broad liberal arts and sciences education that helps students develop the critical thinking and communications skills that employers repeatedly say they need; by offering more than 150 majors that build upon that liberal arts base; by providing opportunities for students to gain valuable experience through research, internships, and experiential learning opportunities; by providing career counseling and assistance in making the transition from college to the workforce; by fostering a sense of social responsibility — but all that's hard to fit on a poster," Dyer said. "So we settled on the word 'Prepared' as the theme of the campaign to encapsulate all these ideas."
The campaign focused on recent alumni from each school.
"We deliberately focused on recent alumni to underscore the fact that, even in the tough recent economy, our graduates have not only been getting jobs, but they've been excelling in fields ranging from sonography to art, from education to banking." Dyer said. "These are people from all over Kentucky who will be making a difference in their communities and in the Commonwealth at large for many years to come."
One of those people is Catie Breeze, who came to St. Catharine College for the ultrasound program, found a job before she graduated and is now working towards medical school.
Breeze is originally from Covington. She became a Patriot because St. Catharine College is the only school in Kentucky that is accredited in all three modalities of ultrasound.
"When I went for my college visit, I felt right at home," she said.
St. Catharine College prepared her for the workplace through clinical rotations at several different sites. She did her first rotation at Baptist Health Louisville (formerly known as Baptist Hospital East).
"I fell in love with the atmosphere, the intensity, the heavy work load, and the responsibility," Breeze said. "Luckily for me, they fell in love with me, as well."
Breeze said she kept in touch with some of the sonographers at Baptist Health Louisville.
"In December of 2008, one of the sonographers emailed me to inform me of a job position that had opened but had not yet been posted," Breeze said. "I immediately called the supervisor to talk with her about possibly interviewing as a student and she hired me on the spot as a student sonographer until I graduated in May."
Four years later, she's still at Baptist Health Louisville.
Her goal, she said, is to attend medical school and become a specialized practitioner.
"My goal is to become more specialized and go into maybe oncology, pathology, or infectious disease," she said. "I'm leaving my mind open though."
Her time at St. Catharine, she said, definitely prepared her for her career.
"I definitely feel like SCC prepared me for my career because it gave me not only the job specific skills I required, but also personal interactive skills that are necessary to function in the work environment and with patients," she said. "I felt comfortable networking upon leaving because of a multitude of experiences from St. Catharine. "
Some of those activities included involvement with Residence Life, winning Miss St. Catharine, Phi Theta Kappa and more.
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What does it mean when two teams line up to begin a game that at its highest level demands intelligence, skill and athleticism, and one of those teams then starts dancing about in a celebration of tribal savagery while the other looks on in quiet amusement. Tribal primitivism on one side; brains on the other. And on the sidelines, lots of idiots excited at a new display of thuggish aggression.
It's not my idea of good sporting entertainment, and as I usually go to the bar when my team starts dancing around like that I missed the 'new haka,' which was no doubt just as primitively tribal as the previous haka, which celebrated as I recall a bloke hiding under his wife's skirts. You can see the new haka if you must here at the NZRU site, and read the 'lyrics' here.
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Posted on 04/05/2013 7:20:30 PM PDT by MNDude
There are a lot of lousy musicians that are a lot more popular than they deserve, but in you opinion, who are the three most over rated musicians (or groups) of all time?
If there is a free market anywhere in America it's in music. People listen to what they want to listen to.
From that perspective there are NO overrated musicians.
ZZ Top
Van Halen
All female vocalists who flash a lot of skin and sing with whiney, little girl voices
The worst musical performance I ever saw was Florence Henderson singing "Bad Bad LeRoy Brown".
The underrated bands and musicians thread (I recall there was one once) will list musicians and bands that have sold gazillions of discs, and still "not everybody likes them as much as I do!"
Now when I think of REO Speedwagon, I think of Billy Madison, when he makes his "triumphant" return to high school wearing an REO Speedwagon T-Shirt, and all the students looking at him like he came from another planet.
Okay, got ten yrs on you but still music is outside of time... I still listen to music composed long before my birth. But have to agree w you on the "old time rock and roll" Seger hit. Hate it. Anthems annoy me, and that smacks of it.
Michael Murphy.....that song "Wildfire" drives me batty and I HAVE to turn it off when played. Dumbest song ever next to "Tiptoe Through the Tulips".
I second Dave Matthews Band. I was trying to forget them.
I couldn't stand Geddy's catarwauling on the early albums, but by "Permanent Waves", he pretty much abandoned that way of singing, and they are top-notch musicians.
Jimmy Buffet
Willie Nelson
Don Henley must die!
Mark Knopfler and Dire Straits breakin' it down, keepin' it real, and reelin' it in! Definitely not overrated. Hey Bieber, you little shit, this is how a man does it. Ditto, all you misogynistic scumbag rappers who can't play an instrument. A pox on you all.
I once heard that in his 1960's recordings, Frank Sinatra would always record with his instrumentalists rather than making a vocal track and then mixing it with an instrumental track, as many recording artists did.
I had never before heard Matt Monro's "Softly as I Leave You" (1962). That song didn't chart in the US.
I also had never before heard the Patsy Cline opus until you posted it. Her voice was quite unique.
Jimmy Buffett
They actually SING???
Don't let him get back together with Glenn Frey!
Speaking of whom, there's an acquaintence of mine who claims she slept with Glenn Frey once. My question is, if she looked back then like she does now, just how wasted was he?
I beg to differ. I consider voice to be the original God given instrument to humanity. Everyone has one, and it's my favorite of all.
That said, just like any instrument, it needs to be well played to be pleasing to the ear.
1. Any rap "artist".
2. Any boy band.
3. Any female singer whose songs sound like vocal exercises.
Frey back in the day probably consumed more weed than any other musician, but he really cleaned up his act in the 80s.
And yet missed Willie Nelson.
166 posts and no one has asked "overrated by who?"? The public? The industry? The critics?
The public overrates everything that's on top of the charts. There are of course exceptions.
The industry overrates what it thinks it can sell to the public.
The critics have their own reasons, and some of them are unfortunately politics, namely politics of white guilt, which is how so many black and brown performers are overrated.
You're both heathens... Though I'll agree with you as far as post PF Roger Waters goes... Stinking socialist hypocrite!
To me, Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson have something in common. I like their music best when they're not the ones performing it.
I still have yet to find anyone who will actually admit to liking Nickleback, so who is buying their albums?
13 year old boys.
A good guitarist no doubt.There are lots of them though. Seems full of himself which I don't like
And he treated Rick Wright like crap. Thank god Rick had one last chance to tour with Gilmour before he passed.
I guess we'll need a 'Most Under-Rated Musician' thread after this one.
Fess up... You're really Jan Wenner aren't you!
"Bob Seger and Billy Joel."
Can't agree with you there. If someone were to say they were in the top 10 of all time, that might be a stretch. But I don think they are viewed that way.
Billy Joel was at 51 on the VH1 list and Bob Seger didn't make it all. Joel's ranking seems about right - he had a bit wider range of styles and wrote more songs than Seger. Seger probably should have cracked the top 100 - his music still sounds good 30-40 years later and he had a lot of good music.
I personnally prefer Seger, but see Billy Joel as a more accomplished artist.
You have to wonder what that sounds like.
Just think, there were other pictures that were rejected for the cover.
Many years ago, a friend said to me, "Dylan writes a lot of his songs sitting on the toilet." To which I replied, "Too often, he forgot to flush."
It has now. What do you people see in the man?
Easy one -
George Thorogood.
Talentless with a capital T.
Bob Dylan
Neil Diamond
Chuck Berry
Ah, okay. I'm sure he's funnin' ya.
Ironically, I have been working on my Beatles collection the last few weeks (yeah, the collection I started in January 1966 when I bought my first Beatles record, 'Day Tripper') and have been stumbling across some truly unbelievable YouTubes and rare audios. A lot of stuff has surfaced over the decades. Have you heard John Lennon's (solo) demo of 'Bad to Me', a song he gave to Billy J. Kramer? The Beatles never recorded it themselves. I had no idea this recording had surfaced.
"There's The Beatles and then there's the rest," I always say. Whoever is in 2nd place isn't even remotely close. (Anybody else reading this post who wants to argue, go play in the street. Don't bother.)
You turned me on to some good groups some time back and some made it to my collection, you may or may not recall..love Pokey Lafarge, Cameo by New Country Rehab, Hang Me (forget the band) and a few others. I would have never otherwise have found them. That is utility.
Pookie Hudson of the Spaniels could rap...
Play It Cool (1954)
...and he could also croon.
You Gave Me Peace of Mind (1956)
How do you hum that screeching 'tard going on about eating pudding?
...... to cite one of numerous examples.
Brad paisley is called the king of country guitar in the latest issue of my guitar mag. I bet Marty, Chet, doc, Jerry, and Roy would have something to say bout that
Oh come on... Their biggest hit was "Lady", not "Dude".
If you want to see the evolution of a musician over the years, Jeff Beck is a terrific one to watch.
If you haven't seen it, you really need to check out Jeff Beck's "Live at Ronnie Scott's." Check it out on You Tube (plus you'll get an introduction to a phenomenal young bass player) and you'll probably want to buy the BluRay. Incredible.
"Ill also add Billy Joel, Jethro Tull, Coldplay, Neil Young, and the worst of the worst over-rated bands, The Dave Matthews Band."
Wow - I love Tull. Just goes to show how tastes differ from one person to another.
But yeah - I hate Matthews also.
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Since I had this bios error, HP has fixed it by changing the motherboard. Now that the once bricked computer boots and everything, but now there are lot of changes from the previous state before motherboard replacement.
The bios version installed on my pc currently is F.34. But my laptop's support page only shows F.24 and F.23 for my pc. Would this be a problem? Then previously my system showed pc infos correctly, but now it shows serial no. and product number as simply 012456789 ! It also used to show my correct model name, now it is some 'Pavillion' Dm3 in its place.
The display of wrong info don't bother me, but the WORST part is that everything on the right side of the lap ain't working. There are 4 USB ports on my pc(2 on the left and 2 on the right), the 2 USB 3.0s on the right side of the laptop is not working. I don't think that the OS has anything to do with it. The light on the USB devices won't even glow. + the LAN port on the right side is also NOT working. All of this happened after this bios replacement. What can I do about this ? Is there any setting on the BIOS that may magically reappear my USB drives and activate the LAN port. Or do I have to install the drivers again? Anyways I don't dare to do another bios flash, changing it into what HP has gave me default.
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I did run the HP Supports' Tune App and but nothing. As I told you, everything worked fine before HP guys opened up my lap to change the motherboard. So I'm thinking it has something to do with the hardware, maybe a missing connection. There is also this diagnosis test where we can do at the time of boot up. It says FAILED to my two non working USB ports and PASSED for my two working USB Ports. If you want, I can upload the picture of my device manager window. I think it only shows two USB ports and I don't even know where on earth the LAN port is located on the list of device manager. I tried disabling and re enabling USB kinda devices from Device Manager, but thats not helping at all.
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Check in the BIOS to see if you can enable the ports and network adapter. I will ask to have this escalated. Do you still have the case number information from when it was sent in to the service center? You may need it.
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For $7,290 per person, we're buying a system that leaves 45 million uninsured and produces less quality and efficiency than a country that spends half as much ($3,000) and covers everyone. Germany, for instance, spends just $3,588 per person even though it has higher smoking rates and higher instances of chronic disease than the United States.
We should be spending less money and spending it differently, but any time you talk about diverting resources elsewhere or appropriating them in accordance with proven effectiveness, you're met with charges of rationing care and death paneling seniors. The proponents of smaller government and responsible spending all rally (in fact, continually praise as the best in the world) behind a system that costs and wastes untold billions — all the while vilifying the more economically sound models of care.
Despite this opposition, there is certainly some sense that the payment reform demonstration projects and comparative effectiveness research provisions in the new health care law will begin to slowly push Medicare into paying for outcomes and lower spending over time. But that transformation is a slow crawl that will have to overcome the forces — politicians, providers — that are so determined to keeping America's health care system in last place.
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Does Karthus's passive kick in before or after Yorick's ultimate goes off? Or does the Death Defied work both times that Karthus "dies"?
In a patch a few months ago they established an order of operations for all of the post-death effects. I'll try to find it and link it here, but I know that these 2 effects occur in this order:
I can only find a link to the Riot patch where they define the order for death preventing effects.
On the LeagueOfLegends Wikia, we have an order defined for after-death effects which appears accurate to me.
Yorick ult will come first so that Karthus gets a few extra seconds of being alive before he dies and enters Lich Form.


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Background: Although viral rebound follows cessation of suppressive antiretroviral therapy in chronic HIV infection, a viremic clinical syndrome has not been described.
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- 1 cup rolled oats
- 1 1⁄2 cups water
- 1⁄2 cup raisins (I used Thompsons, you could try sultanas)
- 1⁄4 cup maple syrup
- 1⁄4 cup soymilk
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I liked this, but based on the other reviews I did tweak it a little. I soaked overnight 1/2 c oats, 1/2 c water, & 1/4 c raisins. In the morning I added 1 T maple syrup (1/8 c just looked like too much), 1/8 c Almond Milk, 1/4 tsp cinnamon, & 1/4 tsp. ginger. I thought it was great! Reviewed for Healthy Choices ABC Tag.
Very interesting recipe. I have to agree with the previous reviewer in one respect. I think the maple syrup wasn't in keeping with the rest of the flavors, I know it's there to avoid processed sugars but it just doesn't jive with the rest of the recipe in this case. I cut the raisins back to a scant 1 tbs to cut the sugars and that amount was plenty for me. After tasting the cooked cereal I added another 1/4 tsp of cinnamon to balance off the ginger. I should say that I made a single serving. I didn't use the soymilk simply because I never use milk in my porridge. It was a nice change but I would skip the maple syrup next time.
Sorry, but neither my husband nor myself cared for this. First of all, Maple syrup is expensive and in this dish it was wasted because the extra sweetness was not needed and the good maple flavor was overpowered by other flavors. The cinnamon and ginger fought with each other for dominance and I don't know which one won. The end result was a dish that had many good things in it but none of them tasted good.I doubt I will try this again but if I do I will leave out the Maple syrup and cut way back on the cinnamon and play with the ginger. The idea is good. Again, sorry for the poor review.


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I've been told that Thematic is one of the best SEO themes, so I switched. the CSS is very simple: so simple I can't find anything. Can someone please tell me how to change the font size?
Try using Firefox with the Firebug add-on for this kind of CSS work.
I have Firebug, but Thematic's code is so simple there's no place that even mentions the font size on the style sheet. I ran the profiler and the erros and nothing shows up.
Then it's probably defaulting to your browser's configured font size and you need to add a specific font-size rule.
Ok, thanks. I'm completely new at this. It says, This element has no style rules. You can create a rule for it.
I've put in 80px, but it won't accept it.
I put this in my child theme. Yet it hasn't changed a thing.
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The first week of June 2016, twenty-two middle school aged youth participated in the fifth annual Arts & Athletic Camp sponsored by Florida State University College of Social Work at Florida State University. Five MSW students served as the camp counselors and worked with partners across the university to expose the youth to various forms of arts, activities, and sports in efforts to increase their self-esteem and confidence, thus promoting positive youth development. An additional […]
Study: Police officers show strong willingness to intervene when other officers commit domestic violence
While much has been made about the "blue wall of silence" among police officers, a new study found that police officers don't turn a blind eye when other officers perpetrate domestic violence. In such cases, police officers are most inclined to obtain a detailed history of the violence, link victims with domestic violence programs and encourage them to file a formal report, according to researchers at Florida State University and the University of Michigan. The study was […]