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Mattson's Custom Radiator and Rockstar Energy Team up
Stanton California based Mattson's Custom Radiator and Las Vegas based Rockstar Energy have teamed up with Chevrolet to produce a 2014 Chevy Silverado for this years SEMA show.
With over 40 years of experience in the custom radiator business, Mattson's has done it again by creating the first custom all aluminum radiator for the new 2014 Chevrolet Silverado. Quality construction is key to every Mattson's radiator, with an increased cooling capacity than most conventional radiators on the market today.
Jack Sr. and Jack Jr. designed the new 2014 all aluminum radiator to be a complete bolt on assembly utilizing all of Chevrolet's OEM brackets, fasteners, and hoses.
The all aluminum radiator will keep the Vortech Supercharged equipped, Rockstar Energy Silverado operating at a temperature that will help produce maximum horsepower and performance, and stay cool under any condition.
Look for the Rockstar Silverado at Booth # 21657
Mattson's Custom Radiator
KC HiLiTES Unveils the KC Gravity Series and Flex LED Line at SEMA
WILLIAMS, Ariz. - KC HiLiTES, the pioneer of off-road lighting, is unveiling the KC Gravity and Flex LED series at this week's SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. The KC Gravity Series offers a patented LED technology making it the brightest option on the market, and the KC Flex Series will be the industry's first truly modular and customizable LED product line.
Cosworth Powers Ahead with BRZ and FR-S Multi-Stage Power Package: Launches Stage 1 of FA20/GT86/BRZ at SEMA 2013
(NOVEMBER 5, 2013, TORRANCE, CA) – Cosworth today announced that it has completed the first stage of an impressive new multi-stage power package for Subaru's FA20 powertrain featured in the Scion FR-S (Toyota GT86) and Subaru BRZ automobiles.
The introduction at SEMA 2013 follows months of intensive feasibility studies to determine how best to extract new levels of performance from the existing powertrain.
Built upon more than 50 years of motorsport heritage and experience, the Cosworth Stage 1 brings together a fully tuned stainless steel exhaust system, a bespoke 4 into 2 into 1 exhaust manifold, a high-flow sports CAT, a high performance panel air filter and a specially mapped ECU program to ensure all these components work together in perfect harmony while conservatively improving power by approximately 24hp over stock.
Brian Deegan, Tanner Foust and Rutledge Wood Make Appearances at the ODYSSEY® Battery by EnerSys® SEMA Show
Brian Deegan, Tanner Foust and Rutledge Wood Make Appearances at the ODYSSEY® Battery by EnerSys® SEMA Show Booth
SEMA Show, Booth No. 24863, Central Hall
READING, Pa. (Nov. 5, 2013) – ODYSSEY® Battery by EnerSys® will host celebrities Brian Deegan (freestyle motocross legend, founder of Metal Mulisha and motorsports icon), and Tanner Foust and Rutledge Wood (as seen on History Channel's Top Gear) at ODYSSEY® Battery booth no. 24863 in Central Hall of the Las
Vegas Convention Center at the 2013 SEMA Show.
Deegan, a four-time LOORRS Champion, 2011 X Games Rallycross gold medalist, two-time Lucas Oil Off Road driver of the year and ranked top-three off-road driver worldwide, will appear at the booth on Tuesday, Nov. 5 from 9:45-10:45 a.m. He is also known as one of the stars of Ford Racing's Octane Academy, along with Foust.
Surf City Garage Takes Its SEMA Booth To The Edge With $12,500 24K Gold Custom Container Of Wax As Exhibit Centerpiece - Also unveils new Enthusiast Grade® Black Edge™ line formulated exclusively for black and dark cars
Las Vegas, November 5, 2013 – Surf City Garage, located at Booth #25175 in the Racing & Performance Section of the 2013 SEMA Show, today announced its new Black Edge line by focusing its entire 50' x 50' booth on a $12,500 car wax cited as the line's inspiration. The most expensive wax ever offered by Surf City Garage, it was named Diablo Negra after the "The Black Raven," the 1937 Bugatti 57 SC car for which it was created. Diablo Negra served as the inspiration for the entire Black Edge line of detailing products for black and dark cars.
Shark Kage launches at SEMA and is the only multi-use truck ramp on the market today!
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Shark Kage launches at SEMA and is the only multi-use truck ramp on the market today!
LAS VEGAS, NV – Shark Kage™ is excited to debut its multi-use ramp for loading motorcycles, ATVs, and more at the 2013 SEMA Show November 5th through 8th in Las Vegas. The Shark Kage ramp is the first of its kind and serves six functions as a ramp, bed extender, tool box, cargo cover, work table, and sunshade structure. Attendees can visit the Shark Kage team at booth 33209 to see a live demonstration.
OPTIMA® Batteries to Introduce New Integrated Marketing Campaign, Celebrate Sixth Anniversary of OPTIMA Invitational at 2013 SEMA Show
October 29, 2013 (MILWAUKEE) – OPTIMA® Batteries, the global leader in high-performance automotive and marine batteries and chargers, has several major announcements planned for the 2013 SEMA Show. OPTIMA Batteries is honored to be a veteran exhibitor at the 2013 SEMA Show, and is once again proving to be The Ultimate Power SourceTM, cranking up the voltage in its booth with a new integrated marketing campaign, an expanded OPTIMA Ultimate Street Car Invitational series announcement and exciting vehicle displays. OPTIMA will conclude the week by producing the sixth annual OPTIMA® Ultimate Street Car Invitational TV special.
Free OPTIMA Batteries for SEMA Feature Vehicles
HushMat's Made in the USA and PROUD of it it!
Olathe, Kansas November 4, 2013 HushMat® – HushMat- 25 years Manufacturing in the USA- Proudly!
Hushmat continues our product production in the U.S.A., proudly! By producing locally in the USA, we control the superior quality of the product while helping provide jobs in the U.S. HushMat, the fastest growing automotive sound deadening and thermal insulations Materials Company, continued to lead the market with products that everyone can use with ease.
"HushMat and I are committed to continue the 25 year legacy of USA manufacturing." stated Tim McCarthy, Founder of HushMat. "We are the only company in the sound deadening and thermal insulation materials category that manufactures their own product. We are proud of this heritage." McCarthy added.
50 Below, an ARI Company, Offers Interactive Product Demos, Special Show Savings at Booth 30267
Make sure to stop by Booth 30267 in the Featured Exhibitors Area to meet our team and learn more about how we can help you Sell More Stuff!™. Our staff is ready to meet with you in our interactive booth and show you how we can help you grow your business online and in-store.
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SEMA will be a great opportunity to meet with you 1:1 and for you to have the opportunity to experience our suite of dealer solutions firsthand, including our award-winning dealer website platform. You won't want to miss this opportunity to learn how our award-winning dealer website solution and lead generation solution, SearchEngineSmart can help you Sell More Stuff!™ Setting up a 1:1 is easy. Simply call 888-529-4775 to schedule your appointment.
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Purchase any dealer website package at the show and save up to $500. Act now; this is a limited time offer. Show special available to new website subscriptions only.
Rigid Industries LED Lighting Brings Innovation to the Forefront of Lighting with the Bold Q-Series Heavy Duty Light
Phoenix, AZ (November 4, 2013) With the holiday season right around the corner, Rigid Industries LED Lighting® announced Monday they are rolling out over 100 new Sku's, and there are a slew of application solutions with the bold Q-Series™.
The new Q-Series of LED Lights were designed for the harshest of working environments and made of the most durable materials. By the looks of it, the Q-Series is four Dually or D2 lights in one large sturdy housing and contains a vibration isolator and 304 Stainless brackets. With the increased demand in the agriculture, fire and rescue, commercial truck, marine and power sports industries, this Q-Series will literally turn dark into day.
Available in Spot, Flood, Driving, Wide, Hyperspot, Diffused and 50/50 lens configurations, the Q-Series has eleven different beam patterns to choose from.


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A university, a cafe, a house and a seat.
... and sustainability practices. The tables and window sills came from two old oak trees that had to be felled because of disease. Comfy pillows made from old "jumpers" (sweaters) were used as cushions. Solar panels behind the building provide electricity for it. The extra bonus for the boys was the super fast wifi!
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... it would be a good time to do a haunted walking tour of Edinburgh. Our guide took us back to Greyfriars Cemetery as well as the hidden catacombs underneath the city and told us creepy stories about past murders, witch trials, hangings, and other gruesome tales. The gold 'I' or 'H' in the picture above marks the spot where they used to hang people in the city center.
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... in England and they all hold so much history and beauty) I stayed for a service (it started half way through my tour and it felt rude leaving part way through, it was a good experience, it was also my 2nd or 3rd service I'd attended in the many cathedrals i'd visited, My mother would be proud) The cathedrals are nothing like we have in Australia, I enjoyed checking them out more than I originally thought I would.
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... section, which was also fairly interesting. Saw the statue of the dog that didn't leave its owners grave, or something - apparently there's a movie. Walked back to the hotel and went to dinner later at a restaurant nearby called first coast, which was DELICIOUS. Had a really nice fishcake & chicken breast, and pannacotta for ...
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Woman, 20, who lost her right arm in Hawaiian shark attack is on life support after being rescued by fearless high school gym teacher
- Shark attack victim Jana Lutteropp, 20, is on life support
- Her right arm was torn off
- The German tourist had spent a year working as an au pair in Seattle, Washington
- She traveled to Maui, Hawaii, for a three-week vacation before her scheduled return home in September
- Rick Moore, 57, a teacher from California, jumped into the water after hearing Jana's blood-curdling screams
- 'We look out and there was blood everywhere in the white water around her,' Moore said
- Moore's friend, Nicholas Grisaffi, helped carry Lutteropp out of the water
A 20-year-old German tourist whose right arm was torn off by a shark in Hawaii is on life support.
Jana Lutteropp is in a 'very critical
condition' in Maui Memorial Medical Center after the Wednesday shark attack at Palauea Beach in Makena, hospital spokeswoman Carol Clark said.
California high school teacher Rick Moore, who jumped into the water to save Lutteropp, said the young tourist kept repeating that she was going to die.
'As soon as we stand on the beach, we heard this blood-curdling scream,' the 57-year-old of Laguna Niguel, California, said.
'We look out and there was blood everywhere in the white water around her.'
Globetrotter: German citizen Jana Lutteropp, 20, is on life support after losing her arm in a shark attack while vacationing in Hawaii
'About 10 feet from her, I saw her floating on her back, with no arm,' Moore said. 'It was completely severed from her body.'
Lutteropp is originally from Zierenberg north of Kassel in western Germany. She was a member of the town's carnival troupe called Grace Berger Dance Guard and had left Germany last summer to work as an au pair in Seattle, Washington.
She was in Hawaii for a three-week vacation and was planning to return to Germany September 11, according to her personal blog as well as the HNA.de website that serves the region where her town is located.
On her blog, Lutteropp wrote about her experiences working as an au pair for an American family living in Issaquah – a suburb of Seattle.
Hero: Rick Moore (left), a 57-year-old gym teacher from California, jumped in the water after hearing Jana (right) screaming and brought her ashore, where he performed CPR until help arrived
The 20-year-old had spent a year caring for her host family's three boys – 4-year-old twins and their 5-year-old brother. Her last day on the job was August 12, after which the young au pair apparently headed to Hawaii for a vacation.
Lutteropp was snorkeling 50 yards off Palauea Beach in Makena when the shark bit off her arm Wednesday afternoon.
With the bikini-clad woman's other arm around his neck, Moore backstroked about 100 yards through strong ocean currents.
'It dawned on me — I was in danger now,' he said. 'The shark is around me and she's bleeding. I start praying out loud, "God, God protect us." She said, "I'm dying. I know I'm going to die."'
She was starting to lose consciousness, he said.
Moore's friend, Nicholas Grisaffi, 61, of Laguna Beach, stood in neck-high water and took the woman from Moore and carried her limp body out of the water.
'What was left of her shoulder was in my chest,' said Grisaffi, who teaches homeless fourth- and fifth-graders. 'I had a pure-white rash guard on' but there was very little blood on it, an indication of how much blood she lost.
The two teachers said they put the woman in a bystander's kayak, using it as a stretcher to bring her up a trail leading to the street.
The woman's three friends were in shock as Moore performed CPR.
Attack: The victim is understood to have lost an arm after being bitten by the shark in Hawaii
'Pretty much everybody was out of control except me and Rick,' Grisaffi said. 'If we're not there, she's not saved. Nobody did a thing. They just stood there in shock, watching the blood and everything.'
A police officer arrived with a tourniquet as the woman was going in and out of consciousness, Grisaffi said. An ambulance rushed her to Maui Memorial Medical Center.
Joshua Craddock, a 23-year-old from London who was sunbathing on the beach at the time, called 911. He hailed Moore's bravery.
'He was pretty heroic and selfless to dive in the water when by this stage she was surrounded by a pool of blood which we could see form the shore,' Craddock said.
Moore and Grisaffi have visited the woman in the hospital and said she was in stable condition Friday. Authorities have declined to release her name.
'I just can't get the screaming out of my head,' Grisaffi said. 'The arm didn't bother me. At our age, we've seen a lot.'
The ordeal has changed his perspective on the ocean. 'I won't take risks of going too far out any more,' he said.
Hawaii officials say shark attacks are unusual considering how many people are in the state's waters.
Stunning: The young German tourist was snorkelling just 50 yards from Makena beach, Hawaii, when she was attacked
There have been six shark attacks this year through the end of July, including three on Maui, according to a state database. There were 11 shark attacks in the state in 2012.
The last time anyone in Hawaii died from a shark attack was in 2004.
To reduce the risk of being injured by a shark attack, state officials urge people to swim in groups and avoid going in the ocean at dawn and dusk, when sharks may come closer to shore to feed. But Craddock said he doubts many people are aware of these warnings.
'She was a young, fair-haired blond girl on vacation and she clearly had no idea,' he said.
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PITTSBURGH, Jan. 8, 2014 Implantation of a sleep apnea device called Inspire Upper Airway Stimulation (UAS) therapy can lead to significant improvements for patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), according to a study published today in the New England Journal of Medicine. After one year, patients using the device had an approximately 70 percent reduction in sleep apnea severity, as well as significant reductions in daytime sleepiness.
The multicenter, prospective Stimulation Therapy for Apnea Reduction (STAR) trial was conducted at 22 medical centers in the United States and Europe, and is the first to evaluate the use of upper airway stimulation for sleep apnea.
OSA, which affects more than 8 million men and 4 million women in the U.S. and is twice as common in men, is characterized by repeated episodes of upper airway collapse during sleep, due to narrowing or blockage. Patients with OSA stop breathing, known as apnea, frequently during sleep, often for a minute or longer, and over half of those with OSA are overweight. Repeated episodes of apnea can lead to daytime fatigue, and increase a person's risk for heart attack, stroke, high blood pressure and even death.Treatments for OSA include weight loss, upper airway surgeries, oral appliances, and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), which is considered the primary treatment for OSA.
"While CPAP is a successful treatment when used on a regular basis, as many as half of the patients who have been prescribed CPAP are unable to use it regularly, largely due to discomfort with the mask and/or the lack of desire to be tethered to a machine," said Patrick Strollo, M.D., professor of medicine and clinical and translational science at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, medical director of the UPMC Sleep Medicine Center, and lead author of the study. "The results of this trial show a huge potential for a new and effective treatment that can help
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A richly imagined new novel from the author of the New York Times bestseller, People of the Book.
Once again, Geraldine Brooks takes a remarkable shard of history and brings it to vivid life. In 1665, a young man from Martha's Vineyard became the first Native American to graduate from Harvard College. Upon this slender factual scaffold, Brooks has created a luminous tale of love and faith, magic and adventure.
The narrator of Caleb's Crossing is Bethia Mayfield, growing up in the tiny settlement of Great Harbor amid a small band of pioneers and Puritans. Restless and curious, she yearns after an education that is closed to her by her sex. As often as she can, she slips away to explore the island's glistening beaches and observe its native Wampanoag inhabitants. At twelve, she encounters Caleb, the young son of a chieftain, and the two forge a tentative secret friendship that draws each into the alien world of the other. Bethia's minister father tries to convert the Wampanoag, awakening the wrath of the tribe's shaman, against whose magic he must test his own beliefs. One of his projects becomes the education of Caleb, and a year later, Caleb is in Cambridge, studying Latin and Greek among the colonial elite. There, Bethia finds herself reluctantly indentured as a housekeeper and can closely observe Caleb's crossing of cultures.
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The NBA-winning Australian-born, now New England author (People of the Book, 2008,etc.) moves ever deeper into the American past.
Her fourth novel's announced subject is the eponymous Caleb Cheeshahteaumauk, a member of the Wampanoag Indian tribe that inhabits Massachusetts's Great Harbor (a part of Martha's Vineyard), and the first Native American who will graduate from Harvard College (in 1665). Even as a boy, Caleb is a paragon of sharp intelligence, proud bearing and manly charm, as we learn from the somewhat breathless testimony of Bethia Mayfield, who grows up in Great Harbor where her father, a compassionate and unprejudiced preacher, oversees friendly relations between white settlers and the placid Wampanoag. The story Bethia unfolds is a compelling one, focused primarily on her own experiences as an indentured servant to a schoolmaster who prepares promising students for Harvard; a tense relationship with her priggish, inflexible elder brother Makepeace; and her emotional bond of friendship with the occasionally distant and suspicious Caleb, who, in this novel's most serious misstep, isn't really the subject of his own story. Fascinating period details and a steadily expanding plot, which eventually encompasses King Philip's War, inevitable tensions between Puritan whites and upwardly mobile "salvages," as well as the compromises unavoidably ahead for Bethia, help to modulate a narrative voice that sometimes teeters too uncomfortably close to romantic cliché. Both Bethia, whose womanhood precludes her right to seek formal education, and the stoical Caleb are very nearly too good to be true. However, Brooks' knowledgeable command of the energies and conflicts of the period, and particularly her descriptions of the reverence for learning that animates the little world of Harvard and attracts her characters' keenest longings, carries a persuasive and quite moving emotional charge.
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There are times when technology meets a limit and an old way of doing things turns out to still be the best. The Army is beginning to think that an effort to use robots for hauling supplies across mountainous terrain might become one of those times, at least for now. The robots aren't doing well in testing, and the Army is considering bringing back an older technology: the pack mule.
The Army is even considering reviving a 19th-century component, the Animal Corps, to care for the animals, said Jim Overholt, senior research scientist for robotics at the Army Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center, in a report in the blog National Defense.
According to that post, by Stew Magnuson, high-level Army and Defense Department officials are considering the revival of the Animal Corps based on comments Overholt made while speaking at a a robotics conference sponsored by the National Defense Industrial Association — publisher of National Defense — and the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International.
"Overholt suggested that the talk of bringing mules back to the battlefield is derived from the frustration Army leaders feel that the leader-follower robotics technology is not ready to be fielded while there is an acute need to lighten troops' loads," Magnuson writes.
There have been several research efforts to develop robots to carry supplies and accompany soldiers in the field, most notably one called BigDog funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Magnuson adds. Thus far, none of them have succeeded.
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Quite obviously, they will push for uparmored mules!
As far as David Axe's comment regarding mules "braying and kicking" - if you watch any of the footage from Burma and US soldiers transporting mules across rivers on "ferries" made of wood mounted on the tops of what appear to be john boats, not a kicking mule in the bunch....mules are not the stubboen, kicking, biting critter many think that they are - mules are just smarter than a lot of people!Deb and the longears
Mules a proven technology? I recall that, in the book "Charlie Wilson's War," a large part of the support was in mules.
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NEW YORK (AP) – McDonald's new boss must feel like a freshly crowned king under siege.
The world's biggest hamburger chain is facing an onslaught of competition, from better-burger chains like Five Guys to brands like Chipotle that tout the superior quality of their ingredients.
NEW YORK (AP) – More Super Bowl ad rookies will be trying to score a touchdown this Sunday.
There will be 15 new Super Bowl advertisers this year, the most since 2000, before the economy fell into what would be the first of two recessions since. Advertising experts say the rookie interest in Super Bowl ads is a positive sign that companies are feeling good in the most recent economic recovery.
NEW YORK (AP) – The milk industry is fed up with all the sourness over dairy.
As Americans continue turning away from milk, an industry group is pushing back at its critics with a social media campaign trumpeting the benefits of milk. The association says it needs to act because attitudes about milk are deteriorating more rapidly, with vegan groups, non-dairy competitors and other perceived enemies getting louder online.
Five years after the Great Recession rocked the nation and nearly destroyed auto manufacturing in Tennessee, the Midstate's industry is booming again.
Nissan's growth is no small part of that, largely because of the company's confidence in the state of Tennessee and Gov. Bill Haslam, according to José Muñoz, executive vice president of Nissan Motor Co. and chairman of Nissan North America, which is headquartered in Franklin.
NEW YORK (AP) – Fast-food chains have a New Year's resolution: Drop the junk.
As people express distaste for food they think is overly processed, McDonald's, Taco Bell and other chains are trying to shed their reputation for serving reheated meals that are loaded with chemicals. That includes rethinking the use of artificial preservatives and other ingredients customers find objectionable.
2014 was a particularly consequential year for Counterpart Communication Design. The marketing communications firm with offices in Memphis and Dallas grew its staff by almost 40 percent this year, for example, in addition to reimagining its creative department and adding a Web analysis team to meet constantly evolving digital needs.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Just a few years ago, early adopters of e-cigarettes got their fix by clumsily screwing together a small battery and a plastic cartridge containing cotton soaked with nicotine.
WHBQ-TV Fox 13 has a new general manager and is looking for a news director.
Cox Media Group has tapped Paul Briggs, an 18-year veteran of the media company, to be the new vice president and general manager at Fox 13. He comes to the station from Charlotte, N.C., where he was the general sales manager at WSOC-TV.
Cox Media Group has tapped Paul Briggs, an 18-year veteran of the media company, to be the new vice president and general manager at Fox 13. He comes to the station from Charlotte, where he was the general sales manager at WSOC-TV.
Looking to replace that regular beer with something more exotic? Get hoppy and explore Knoxville's craft-beer scene, because by bottle and tap, growler and flight, the national beer movement has come to East Tennessee in a very substantial way.
"I Choose Memphis" spotlights Memphians who are passionate about calling this community home. New Memphis Institute provides the profiles.
Name: Philipp von Holtzendorff-Fehling
VF Corp. created a series of Bright Spots to augment their product mix and sell the innovations inside the company to ensure the innovation eggs hatched in the market. The real goal was to change the culture to accept innovation.
The leadership of Memphis' Start Co. organization is fanning out to both coasts next week – looking to, among other things, exchange best practices and to spread a little taste of Memphis along the way.
A private equity firm is in the process of leading an acquisition of Memphis-based Varsity Brands.
The latter is comprised of a portfolio of three school achievement brands – Herff Jones, BSN Sports and Varsity Spirit. Varsity Brands' current leadership, under the terms of the proposed acquisition agreement, will get to both keep their current positions and join the investment group led by Charlesbank Capital Partners that's buying the firm.
NEW YORK (AP) – Hotels don't want guests to have to linger at the front desk – or even stop by at all.
New programs are helping speed up the check-in process for busy travelers, or in at least one case, letting them go straight to their rooms by using their smartphone to unlock doors.
Aeran Brent is tired of visitors asking about her store's name or snapping pictures of the sign outside.
Unfortunately, that's life for a small-business owner whose shop – Isis Bridal and Formal – shares a name with ISIS, the acronym of a notorious Islamic militant group that the United States is fighting in Iraq and Syria.
DALLAS (AP) – For passengers traveling between smaller cities and large hub airports, the ticket may say Delta, American or United, but they're likely flying on a regional airline whose planes are painted in the major carrier's colors.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Federal regulators are putting Camel cigarette maker Reynolds American Inc.'s planned $25 billion takeover of rival Newport maker Lorillard Inc. under the microscope.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Google's IPO, a decade ago this week, launched the company on a trajectory that continues to reshape its business and much of the world in its orbit.
And CEO Larry Page is determined to push even further.
The recession and changes over the last nine years in the companies owning 85 percent of Elvis Presley Enterprises played a role in delaying plans for the expansion of Graceland into a 120-acre campus in Whitehaven.
After nine years of different ownership and talk of a $250 million expansion beyond Elvis Presley's mansion, the revitalization of Graceland into a 120-acre campus gets underway Thursday, Aug. 14.
NEW YORK (AP) – McDonald's says a global sales figure fell 2.5 percent in July, dragged down by persistent weakness in the U.S. and a food safety scare in China.
The world's biggest hamburger chain said Friday that the decline included a 3.2 percent drop in the U.S. and a 7.3 percent drop in the unit encompassing Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
Longtime Memphis food and beverage wholesaler D. Canale & Co. will develop a spirits distillery and public tasting room at 301 S. Front St. Downtown.
In terms of its headcount, Memphis-based marketing communications agency archer-malmo is at a high-water mark.
The agency's growth – in everything from its creative talent to its physical footprint and client roster – hasn't slowed down this year. In the second quarter alone, for example, archer-malmo added seven new hires, bringing its employee roster to a record high of 160.
MEMPHIS (AP) — For 30 years, tourists from around the world have paid money to get a look at two airplanes once owned by Elvis Presley at Graceland in Memphis. Fans enjoy touring the planes for their direct connection to Presley and his jet-setting lifestyle, a sort of touchstone to the life of the King of Rock and Roll and his family.
The parent company of Memphis-based ServiceMaster Co. LLC began trading on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday, June 26, in an initial public offering of its common stock.
The move to the market comes a day after ServiceMaster Global Holdings Inc. announced it was pricing the offering of 35.9 million shares at $17 per share. The pricing was below analysts' estimates of $18 to $21 per share.
NEW YORK (AP) – Priceline has negotiated a $2.6 billion entree into the restaurant business.
The global travel booking king announced Friday it is acquiring the OpenTable Inc. in a deal that would put Priceline into a new business doing for restaurant reservations much what it does for hotel bookings.
A new hotel near Graceland has passed a key regulatory hurdle.
The Memphis-Shelby County Land Use Control Board approved a proposal from Elvis Presley Enterprises to build a 450-room hotel on the same side of Elvis Presley Boulevard as the historic Graceland mansion, one of the city's top tourism sites.
The world's largest retailer faces new challenges at a time when low prices and one-stop shopping can be a few clicks away on a tablet computer or mobile phone.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. built its reputation on everyday low prices and convenient supercenters that allow customers to do all their shopping in one place.
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Movie and music piracy thrives online in part because crafty website operators receive advertising dollars from major companies like Comcast, Ford and McDonald's.
That's the conclusion of several recent reports that shed light on Internet piracy's funding sources.
A furniture factory that was once had more than 1,000 employees in Senatobia is closing.
Chromcraft Revington laid off as many as 200 employees earlier this month, leaving the furniture maker and distributor with about 30 employees to wind down its operations.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Reynolds American Inc. is expanding its Tobaccoville, North Carolina, manufacturing complex as it plans national distribution of its Vuse brand electronic cigarette this summer, the company said Friday.
The Volvo Group will build a massive new distribution center in Byhalia, Miss., that should employ around 250 people.
The 1 million-square-foot distribution center will support the company's Mack, Volvo and UD truck brands, as well as Volvo Construction Equipment and Volvo Penta.
It's been several years since executives at Elvis Presley Enterprises took an expansion plan to homeowners in Whitehaven.
The last time was when the entertainment company CKx Inc. owned 85 percent of Graceland and rolled out a $250 million plan to expand the area around Graceland into a resort setting with more hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues.
Elvis Presley Enterprises has filed paperwork with the Land Use Control Board to move ahead with the first part of a long planned expansion of Graceland.
The filing with the LUCB Wednesday, April 30, is for construction of a 450-room hotel on the same side of Elvis Presley Boulevard as the mansion on a parcel of land EPE has owned since the mid 1990s.
Businesses in Memphis increasingly seem to be getting the essence of their brands down to a T.
Said another way, if it involves something enough Memphians care about – the Memphis Grizzlies, civic efforts like the Tennessee Brewery Untapped project or even just slices of Memphis nostalgia, to name a few examples – the T-shirt printing will likely soon commence, if it hasn't already.
One of the defining features of a traditional newspaper is the content bundle, a broad selection of topics and stories meant to appeal to the widest group of readers possible.
Increasingly, though, upstart digital media outlets are launching in Memphis that take the opposite approach. They're focusing their brands on content that doesn't seek to be all things to all people, going after specific niches that the founders of these outlets feel get short shrift from legacy media.
NEW YORK (AP) – Wal-Mart is using its massive size to drive down the price of organic food items from tomato paste to chicken broth to make them more affordable for its low-income customers.
Elvis Presley Enterprises has filed a $670,000 permit application with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement to build a new studio building on land north of Graceland.
The permit, which lists Flintco Inc. as the general contractor, comes about four months after New York-based Authentic Brands Group – the company that owns Elvis Presley's intellectual property and the rights to operate Graceland – announced plans for upgrades around the mansion.
Given the increasingly shorter attention span of today's Web user, it's no wonder Twitter's looping video app – Vine – is crawling its way into brand marketing strategies across the globe. At more than 40 million users in just over a year, it's making a run at Instagram, now over three years old with more than 150 million users.
The ServiceMaster Co. LLC took a net income loss of $506 million for the year 2013 and an $18 million loss for the last three months of the year.
MEMPHIS (AP) – The telegram sent by Elvis Presley to his parents in November 1954 gives a glimpse into the young singer's priorities and his optimism, as he begins what will become a career as a rock 'n' roll icon and cultural phenomenon.
NEW YORK (AP) – People take to Twitter to talk about everything from politics to breakfast to Justin Bieber in what feels like a chaotic stream of messages. So it may come as a surprise that the conversations on the short messaging service fit into just six distinct patterns.
A new business group for professional women and business owners has launched in Memphis and is meeting at Napa Cafe next week to hear a veteran sales strategy consultant talk about authenticity in the digital world.
NEW YORK (AP) – It keeps getting easier to ditch the soda can.
When Coca-Cola said this week that it would let people make its drinks at home using a beverage machine, it became the latest company to take advantage of a growing trend: People turning to flavored drops or at-home carbonation machines that do away with the need to haul home bulky cans and bottles from the supermarket.
When Rob Clark and his wife moved into their home in the historic Evergreen neighborhood in 1993, catalog and distribution operations were still active at the Sears Crosstown building.
That soon changed, and for roughly two decades the hulking property stood as a towering, painful reminder of the area's faded glory.
Dunkin' Brands said Monday that its franchisees and licensees plan to open 685 to 800 new Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins locations globally this year.
In 2013 franchisees and licensees opened a combined 790 new Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins worldwide.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Some of the nation's largest food companies have cut daily calorie counts by an average of 78 per person, a new study says, more than four times the amount the industry pledged to slash by next year.
ATLANTA (AP) – Listen up, Santa: Headphones, speakers and other audio gear are topping the holiday gift lists of many Americans.
Audio equipment is among the top-selling electronics gifts this holiday season, accounting for 13 percent of the $8 billion in consumer electronics sales between Nov. 24 and Dec. 7, according to research firm NPD Group.
Target is grappling with a data security nightmare that threatens to drive off holiday shoppers during the company's busiest time of year.
The nation's second largest discounter said Thursday that data connected to about 40 million credit and debit card accounts was stolen as part of a breach that began over the Thanksgiving weekend.
NEW YORK (AP) – Fast-food workers and labor organizers are marching, waving signs and chanting in cities across the country Thursday amid a push for higher wages.
Organizers say employees planned to forgo work in 100 cities, with rallies set for another 100 cities. But it's not clear what the actual turnout has been or how many of the participants are workers. By afternoon, disruptions seemed minimal or temporary at the targeted restaurants.
MEMPHIS (AP) – An executive with the company that purchased Elvis Presley's intellectual property says it is discussing ways to expand the late rock and roll icon's brand and upgrades to the Graceland tourist attraction.
Authentic Brands Group, a New York City intellectual property corporation, has bought Elvis Presley's intellectual property and the right to operate Graceland from CORE Media Group, becoming the latest of four companies to own a majority share in the intellectual property assets of the late Memphis entertainer.
Last week we had Shekhar Mitra, the former head of global research and development for Procter & Gamble in Memphis for a strategy working session with our Southern Growth Ventures portfolio company, Dermaflage. We are very fortunate to have Mr. Mitra on the board, and we asked him to share his innovation model with the team over lunch.
The ServiceMaster Co. plans to spin off its TruGreen lawn care business at the end of 2013 after several years in which the Memphis-based collection of residential- and commercial-services companies has struggled with the right business model for the TruGreen brand.
If you think Midtown's recent momentum, particularly in and around Overton Square, is real growth, you are right.
But it is growth in development that Overton Square developer Bob Loeb believes will bring along a denser population in the area.
NEW YORK (AP) – Hotel operator Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. plans to raise $1.25 billion from an initial public offering of its common stock.
In its first three years, virtual scrapbooking site Pinterest has taken social media by storm – growing to an impressive 70 million users.
If you're new to Pinterest, it's a virtual scrapbooking site that allows users to "pin" images they like and share those pins with friends. It's akin to online window-shopping, with the option to flag and organize photos of items you like for later viewing.
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Since 1963, the New York Film Festival has showcased the latest work from the world's most esteemed filmmakers—the likes of Martin Scorsese, Pedro Almodóvar and Alain Resnais, to name just a few—and has introduced some of the most innovative new voices in cinema to New York City audiences. Organized by the Film Society of Lincoln Center, the festival presents classics, a full slate of documentaries and full-length features and other special events. This year's "Centerpiece Selection" is Danny Boyle's film Steve Jobs, and opening night features the world premeire of Robert Zemeckis's The Walk, the story of legendary highwire artist Philippe Petit's attempt to walk a tightrope connecting the Twin Towers in 1974. Check filmlinc.com for updates on this year's schedule.


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The Big Vent
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Entertaining, silly, and all-around a great episode.
This episode is, in a word, hilarious. The comments are snappy, everyone's in character, the situation itself is pretty funny. Will and Grace are embroiled in their heating vent drama, and Ooey/Judy's story -- while not especially original -- is exactly the kind of soap opera that people get involved in every day.
Karen's "green eggs and I'm hammered" line is probably the least humorous utterance in the entire episode. She and Jack are at the their best here, playing off each other well in almost every scene. Jack's first play is terrible but typical in an unpredictible way, if that makes sense at all. The audition scene is hilarious, and the final play is even funnier. It manages to bring both storylines together -- Jack manages to capture Will and Grace ("Will, we've been here five minutes already") without actually capturing them at all. The play is no work at art, and certainly on its own wouldn't be that entertaining, but in combination with the rest of the episode, it's perfect. And casting Karen as heaven's gatekeeper and with Jack backstage mouthing every line don't hurt it either. Although I don't think Jack deserved all the repentance he got from Will and Grace, though. Will did make a valid point -- because next week, Jack really wasn't still a playwright, and it's not fair that Will had to lose a nice suit for not being overly enthusiastic about the tiki play.
The last moment -- Ooey/Judy and her husband standing on a chair and listening to Will and Grace through the heating vent and misinterpreting Will and Grace's life always makes me wonder how much Will and Grace were misinterpreting about Ooey/Judy and her husband's life. But it is the perfect clincher to a wonderful episode.
It's interesting to note, in this episode especially, the differences between Season One and the later seasons. Jack and Karen aren't as extreme, and they seem almost more real -- or, as real as characters like Jack and Karen could ever be. It's interesting to see Jack in an art other than acting or dancing or singing -- which he sticks to almost exclusively in the later seasons, excepting his brief departure into retail-land. Also, Rosario is still an abstract character here -- comparable to Stan -- and Karen's random Spanish words to make their conversations more "comprehensible" are uniquely a part of Season One. Also, Karen is more willing to play the voice of some reason to Jack's writing escapades. She's shallow, drunk, and still Karen, but she's a lot less airheaded than she gets to be. It's interesting to watch and consider where these characters are going.moreless
Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we lean over the grate in the floor so we can hear all the juicy stuff going on downstairs.
There's no business like somebody else's business. Will finds this out one day when he walks in to see Grace on the floor and with her ear pressed to the vent, so she can hear what the neighbors in the place underneath them are up to. At first he scolds her. Then, of course, he jumps right in.
The two become so hooked on eavesdropping that they just hang out there all the time, with pillows and blankets and everything. And boy, is the news ever interesting: the downstairs people are cheating on each other. That makes the spy mission even more wrong. Not to mention, more fun.
It takes Jack butting in to make them stop. You know you're someplace weird when Jack McFarland is the voice of reason...
A funny episode about jealousy, hypocrisy and taking advantage of someone else's pain...it's great, isn't it?moreless


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Longtime Walla Walla resident JoAnn Tidwell, 88, passed away Oct. 25, 2013, at the Washington Odd Fellows Home, 534 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla.
JoAnn was born Sept. 28, 1925, in Asheville, N.C., to Jim and Irene Morris Hamblin. A high school graduate, she moved to this area in 1959 from Asheville.
JoAnn enjoyed her role as a homemaker, including cooking and gardening. After her marriage to Curley Tidwell in 1990 in Pendleton, they enjoyed traveling together. He passed away in 2002.
She is survived by two sons, Ron (Debbie) Hammond and Randy Hammond all of Walla Walla; grandchildren, William, Brandon, Nathan, Kareena and Matthew Hammond; and great-grandson, Evander Hammond. In addition to Mr. Tidwell, she was preceded in death by her first husband, Randell Hammond; and her parents, Jim and Irene Hamblin.
Family and friends may pay their respects from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013, at Mountain View-Colonial DeWitt, 1551 Dalles Military Road, Walla Walla. The graveside service will be 2 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 31, 2013, at Blue Mountain Memorial Gardens, Myra Road, College Place. Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of donor's choice through the funeral home.
The family would like to thank all the staff of the East Care Center of the Washington Odd Fellows Home for their care of JoAnn.
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