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Posted by Oscar M. Cantu Categories: Home Entertainment, Music
Seems as though everything having to do with technology is getting smaller and better. Now the same holds true for speakers. While you can't expect to get extreme home theater quality sound from these speakers, they are extremely thin and can be placed anywhere. I can only imagine what crazy setups can come from people using these type of speakers in their homes when they become available. The speakers do not have a sub woofer, no tweeter, and no crossover. Instead, it utilizes a tiny magnet, a voice coil and a paper thin panel.
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How To Build A PC DVR
Posted by Jesse Easley Categories: Home Entertainment, Mods / Hacks, PC / Laptop
I've been wanting a TiVo for sometime, and while searching the interweb I found a great article about how to build a complete DIY media PC. It may look daunting, but the satisfaction you will earn from building a highly scalable DVR solution, which can also stream music/video and run emulated game software is unmatched by anything TiVo, ReplayTV, or your local cable company can give you.
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Sony and Toshiba Possibly Compromising on High Definition DVD Format
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Corporate News, Home Entertainment
Sony and Toshiba are said to be as close to an agreement on the next gen DVD standard which could be announced as soon as the end of the month. This is great news for us technology hounds. Usually it's the lack of an industry standard that keeps us waiting. The compromise will allow Sony to use it's Blu-Ray structure on Toshiba's HD-DVDs. Sony's Blu-Ray discs hold 50GB vs Toshiba's HD-DVD at 30GB. However, by using Toshiba's HD-DVDs, DVD facilities won't have to do as much retooling as Sony's format would require. Don't get your hopes up too high just yet, nothing is a done deal until it's signed, sealed, and delivered. Here is a bit more on the issue.
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TDK To Begin Making Blu-Ray Media
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Corporate News, Home Entertainment
It looks like TDK has obtained a licensing agreement with Sony to start the manufacturing and distribution of Blu-Ray media. The rewritable discs will be called TDK Professional Discs and will store a whopping 23.3 GB of data. The transfer rate of these bad boys is 72 Mbps, and they will be compatible with Sony's Professional Disc System, XDCAM. The discs should be available this June. The future is coming, friends.
Read More | CDFreaks
Microsoft and Warner Brothers Team Up On High Definition Media
Posted by Jesse Easley Categories: Home Entertainment, Movies
Microsoft and Warner brothers have announced that they will be teaming up to streamline the retail release of high definition movies and TV shows. Warner Brothers will be producing HD-DVDs using Microsoft's VC-1 Standard - Windows Media Player 9. VC-1 is the mandatory codec for HD DVD and Blu-Ray discs. Blair Westlake, the corporate vice president for Microsoft Media, says, "Warner Brothers plan to use VC-1 for the release of HD DVDs presents consumers with exciting new options for watching high-definition content."
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Al Gore Unveils Interactive Current TV
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Home Entertainment, Internet
Current TV is the $70 million dollar cable channel that is seeking to appease 18-35 year old viewers who have short attention spans. Former United States Veep, Al Gore, unveiled Current TV this week in San Francisco saying that they have no intention of creating a Democratic channel, a liberal channel, or any other sort of political outlet. Gore said Current TV is empowering this generation of young people in their 20s to tell their stories through the dominant medium of our time.
Current TV will feature programming like Current Playlist for music, Current Gigs for jobs, Current Soul for religion and so on. Starting to see the point? The content segments are called "pods" and will range in length from 15 seconds to 5 minutes.
Gore also wants to tie the Internet and television together. One way of doing this is by paying a minimum of $250 for a 1-5 minute segment uploaded by Current TV viewers. This is a pretty cool idea, would we expect anything less from the inventor of the Internet? In a nutshell, Current TV wants to create the kind of TV you want to watch. You can upload segments through Current Studio where they will be screened by staff and possibly voted on over the Internet. They don't want "fictional narratives" or "experimental films better suited to film fests than TV" either. I mean, how are they gonna sell advertising with that stuff showing?
Read More | Current TV via NewsMax
Voom Gets Voted Out By Cablevision
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Corporate News, Home Entertainment
We knew this day was coming, but we somehow hoped there would be some way - somehow - that Voom would be able to hang on and become that Comeback Kid. Alas, the CableVision Board of Directors has voted to bring the floundering high definition service to an end. Hey, it was a good run. I was interested in Voom when I first got my HDTV, as it would be nice to take full advantage of such a setup. However, lack of standard Pay-Per-View options (gotta have WWE!), and too much "filler" content turned me off to the service. I imagine I wasn't the only one.
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HD-DVD vs. Blu-Ray: More On The Issue
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Home Entertainment, Movies
The time is fast approaching when we will all be upgrading to some form of high definition media. After all, us early adopters have been keeping a keen eye on the HD-DVD and Blu-Ray technologies for some time now. There are some cool advancements being made in this arena, and companies have started picking sides on this issue as well. eCoustics has a great article detailing the battle between the two technologies.
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TiVo HME Bloglines Reader Add-On Released
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Home Entertainment, Internet
Over the weekend word got out that a TiVo add-on for the HME (Home Media Engine) has been released. According to eHome Upgrade, this "must have" add-on is actually quite limited with its initial functions. It reportedly allows users to log-in and read their Bloglines feed subscriptions through the TiVo interface. This sounds great, but it doesn't seem to work all that well. The feeds aren't sorted in any particular order, folders in your Bloglines feeds are completely ignored ,and the screen title positioning is bad.
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Apple's HD Video Network initiative
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Apple's interest in satellite HD content delivery has become more than obvious. Just a note to Phil Schiller and company: your (potential) competitors are taking notice!
The more we look into these developing rumors of Apple's planned HDVN high-definition content delivery system, with each new report this is becoming one of the biggest stories in our 11 years dishing dirt—right up there with Mac OS X, the iMac, the iPod….yeah, that big. Seriously. - Mac OS Rumors
Just because Apple rebuffed Sirius is by no means an indication that Apple isn't interested in satellite content delivery. Apple just doesn't want to piggyback on someone else's network—they're interested in building their own on existing satellites and potentially launching more than one of their own in the next few years as well.
This "HDVN" will not just be through satellite however. The same service will be available over the Internet and as a "drop in, plug in, tune in" service at its retail stores.
Having learned the digital middle-man game with iTunes, Apple is eager to get a piece of the larger multimedia content pie but doesn't want to go directly head-to-head with services like Blockbuster's new flat-fee unlimited Internet rental system.
Apple believes that this network will drive sales of Macs, but also create a market for low-cost home devices which act as a sort of "video iPod" without actually handling display duties.
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Hey everyone. I thought I'd take a break from the VC debates and pose a question about wheel life.
Specifically how many miles do most of you get out of your wheels. I know most of you are going to make me cry with your multi-mile totals.
I'm asking as this is the second rear rim I've had develop stress fractures along the eyelets. The stock rims gave up the ghost at 1500 miles and now a 3x 36h set I had specifically built up by Colorado Cyclist are starting to go at less than 1500 miles. I'm a big guy (220) and I do a lot of loaded touring, and commuting with bunny hopping of potholes and such. But Dang! It's not like I'm riding down stairs or doing big drops like my mt. biking friends. Does anyone have any reccomendations for a bomber 26" wheel set up. Please, no lose weight, I'm 6'4", and/or carry less as were talking 35lbs tops on most days, and I know of tourists who carry tons more than that for thousands of miles, and maybe I should be posting this question there. Just thought some of you commuters might have some good suggestions too.


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The Land of Misfit Toys by William-John-HollyWatch
©2012-2016 William-John-Holly
This one took a little while to draw. It started as an attempt to experiment with some different types of drawing styles that would make things look more three dimensional. I used a lot more black than I usually would to try to make things pop a bit more and I spent a lot more time on each individual character than the five seconds that I would usually take.
(One year later edit): I recorded myself shining a light on the drawing to show how cool it is when the light reflects off of the ink when you see the original in person. You can check that out here: [link]
(One year later edit): I recorded myself shining a light on the drawing to show how cool it is when the light reflects off of the ink when you see the original in person. You can check that out here: [link]
You mentioned using more black than you usually would, however, I appreciate the balance and contrast throughout. There's so much going on in this yet enough control to keep my eye interested without feeling overwhelmed. Positive and negative space merge together seamlessly to reveal continuous images! Your use of several styles is hinted but not overly apparent. As I always try to be too nice I have to say something constructive... I would like to see more interest or maybe depth in the largest face closest to me but It's still a difficult call as there is enough detail throughout the work as a whole. Can't wait to see more~
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1 out of 1 deviants thought this was fair.
Sry for asking. How do you get such super high resolution scans? Or are they photographed?
My scanner has a setting for 1600dpi scans. Most scanners that I've found at officer supply stores have had comparable scan quality settings. I'm using some Lexmark scanner that isn't currently near me so I can't check the model number. And no worries about asking questions, all questions are welcome
1600dpi! wow, ok. I usually scan at 300 or 600 dpi, but for prints such a super hi resolution is probably much better. Thx for the answer I'll try it with my next pic.
Hahaha, no problem friend! I usually don't like the quality of scans of my work unless I can see my fingerprints in the ink. It really does look great blown up on prints!
that picture is kinky!!!!!
Great! I love the Tic Tac Toe monster and the chess pieces on the horizon!
Just Perfect!
Wow, this is an insane amount of detail. The creepy snake thing coming out of the easter island head guy is my favorite
I love it. Especially the morning star worm. My interpretation leastways, also the dotted humanoid.
I could spend forever looking at this picture it is awesome!
This is your fantasy in black-white ? Great !
Fantastic!! you have a particular singular world. you must work in this !! and of corse you have wonderfull style!
these toys would be quite scary to play with!
A good way to increase the depth in any piece is to add another layer to it, create the foreground, the mid ground, the background etc. The more depth, the more 3d, no matter what. hahah. cool picture though man, your art is very unique. diggin it!
A good way to increase the depth in any piece is to add another layer to it, create the foreground, the mid ground, the background etc. The more depth, the more 3d, no matter what. hahah. cool picture though man, your art is very unique. diggin it!
Love the contrast and surrealism! Faces just keep appearing! Nice
Wow neat looking!
I like it! its so crazy and dark your drawing, its really surreal
This is fantastic. I love the detail and all the different styles you used.
Great amount of detail, I enjoy this.
Wish I could cut out your brain, stick it in my skull with mine, use that talent of yours and then murder a nun.
Love your draws!
Cool song! If I had to choose a song to fit with the style of this drawing I think that would fit really well, thanks for showing me that
i have no idea whats going on but man is this awesome! nicely done
Reminds me of the music video Supermassive Black Hole by Muse.
I love it!!♥ Awesome
I love it!!♥ Awesome
So many neat things to see, I don't know quite where to look. Great use of textures! I especially like the spotted one on the female figure in the forefront.
Hahaha first time i find someone with really similar style to mine, yay im not alone!
Love this. Thanks for the fave on my piece as well.
Very strong drawing! This composition has depth!
Very cool. I like, how you use a lot of elements to fit together. Characters are very expressional, which is nice and makes picture joyable to watch. The atmosphere is very distressed, which, I think, is wanted too? Good work.
Cause nobody wants a black clown?
i like it ! really cool mate! Keep it up! work work work!
Thanks for the kind words! I'm always working on more, so keep your eyes peeled.
i like this one
very much urban surrealism with many types of people trying to find a way to breathe in a concrete jungle under the flashing lights.. and really nice to see how many different structures came out with different drawing styles you used. Various different tunes you can bring out from the normal black color. There is alot of different expressions and emotions in this. I like this. And i also have drawn some what alike surrealist pictures but maybe a bit less intention and time used on one picture.
Thank you for the in-depth interpretation! It's great to see somebody getting some sort of meaning from my drawing. It's one of the main things that keeps bringing me back to doing art. I see you have some really awesome art yourself, better than anything I'm capable of!
It's no use to compare. Everybody's art is just as precious ! And you have talent! Keep on drawing William! It is awesome to learn what people see it helps to communicate in a totally new level, somethings are hard to bring to words and share like that but visual arts are international ! Good to hear you like my work, thank you!


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Most sports fans will tell you that it's sacrilege to switch allegiances from one team to another in the same sport.
But does that same rule apply to cheerleaders?
Meet Whitney, a first-year Laker girl and UCLA grad who used to cheer for the Boston Celtics.
From her Celtics bio:
What is your favorite season and why?
Summer…I love going to the beach and being outside.
If you could spend the day with anyone in the world, past or present, who would it be?
My mom because she is the most genuine person I know and she is constantly inspiring me.
Who is your favorite basketball player and why?
Bill Walton…he dominated while playing at UCLA (my alma mater) and won the 1986 NBA Championship with the Celtics.
We can presume that Whitney, a California native who lists surfing as one of her hobbies, made the trek to Los Angeles to pursue her dream of being an actress as opposed to being a cautionary tale of team loyalty. However, could the Lakers' harboring of such a turncoat have had a hand in the Lakers' woes in these NBA finals?
Thanks to BALL DON'T LIE, via HOT CLICKS, for the heads-up. It must be nice to have two favorite teams, and it must be great to have both of them in the finals. I guess blondes do have more fun.


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I wish that you knew what the name of the movie ment to some... you would have never named a every week show that......... It is on my sisters HEAD STONE.... IT JUST MAKES ME SOOO UPSET... I know I will watch the show cause I know it will be great... but damn why take away from something that ment so much to us everyday people.............
Who is gonna play WEEZER and DRUM
Correction: The remake was actually shot in Atlanta, not Louisiana as the article states. The original film was shot in Louisiana however.
Change the cast, change the location, change the color...so change the name. I will not support it.
I love the original, but this is gonna be a great as well. I can't wait to see it. It may even be better than the orginial, but I will have to watch to find that out. So excited.
this is one of my favorite all-time films. not sure how i feel about the remake - well most remakes in general. that being said, the cast is top-notch! only time will tell how well it stands against the origianl.
this movie is a classic & it is a down right sin to have remade this movie the way that they did!!!! i do not support it & i will not watch it!!!!!
There is noway that they can get by with not changing the script for OLYMPIA DUKAKIS lines.
NO ONE can say them with such sarcasm as she did. Just wont be the same.
Think its go be a great movie,and I cant wait till Oct.7th to come so me and my family can watch it.... Get out yall feelins .... Yes the 1st one is go always be a all classic,and this one will be also... So be happy for the remake of the movie... Live Love Laugh some lifes to short.....
I don't think that it is right that they use the same name as the Classic Steel Magnolias, for this one. The people, the scene and the location were changed therefore they should change the name. I will not support this show. I am a fan of the original one with Sally Fields.
When the original movie came out, I was working in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit which was next door to the Newborn Nursery where the real life Shelby worked. I met her husband and her little boy. This movie was based on a real person, how she lived and how she died. I don't see how you can consider a re-make about a true family tragedy and change anything at all.
sure hope actress who is portraying julia reberts role is a good actress.
anyone who doesn't support it or like remakes just shouldn't watch. there will be plenty people who will. hundreds of movies are remade, why the problem with this one I wonder.
Krissy, do you know how silly you sound. That name doesn't belong to you and why would they go around looking for gravestones that had it on them. Be serious.
god, hollywood really has out of ideas....all they've done the last 10 years is bad remakes of old movies ( that didnt need remkes) or or tv shows that sucked!
ok lets see.....a remake about a story of a bunch of white, affluent country women from north louisiana.......with an all black cast??? Well, why dont we do a remake of "Gone with the Wind" and have whites as slaves and Denzel and Hallie as Rhett and Scarlet.....hey in this version, we can have the south win the civil war!!!!....Oh wait...that wouldnt work , would it?
Im not prejudice whatsoever, but I agree with johnnTX. Is it because the original movie had white cast? I wish someone would be brave enough to make white entertainment tv and watch how all the powerful african americans start boycotting and lawsuits galore because of discrimination. I will definitely not be watching the remake of steel magnolias it is an insult to that womans true story, to change it all. IT'S RIDICULOUS!!!!!! what is the world coming to?
I'm an African-American woman, and I admit to being initially appalled by the idea that someone—ANYONE—would remake a classic like "Steel Magnolias." It was perfect the first time around, so why mess around with it? In truth, I am generally against remakes of any kind—don't get me started on musical covers of original songs. "Who asked you to do that?!" I often wonder—but then I remember that this is a free country, and people don't need my approval or permission to pursue the things that interest them.
It's not all about me, after all.
But when I read some of the comments here, I can't help but sense that much of the ado in this forum is rooted in the fact that these black women decided to remake a "white" classic. Some of these statements simply ooze with prejudice, and the saddest part is that the authors do not see it.
"It's not because they're black!" they would say. "I just find the whole thing offensive, disrespectful, unnecessary…"
"We're still talking about a movie, right?"
As I understand it, Shelby's brother wrote "Steel Magnolias" to cope with his grief over her death, and the resulting play/film was a work of art. And art touches people in myriad ways because it speaks to so many different things at once. Shelby's story was the impetus for the tale but is by no means the only reason for the movie's canonical significance. The relationships, emotions, and universal themes are the reason why the film can resonate so deeply within a white Southern woman and a black girl from Philadelphia. And those things are in no way proprietary.
"Steel Magnolias" needed no tampering, no improvements, and no messin' wit'. But you know what? These women wanted to approach those themes from a different standpoint, and they have every right to do that. If you don't like it, guess what! You have every right not to watch it. Ain't America great?
Wow Denise, it is so refreshing to find someone on a blog who uses actual sense and reasoning. Thank you.
I'm lookinga forward to seeing it. I loved the original and I know I will love the remake --- good choice of characters also
Wow.... Denise, that was a great statement. whoever you are people should emulate from your views.
Well done!
Y'all sound like a bunch of haters if you don't want to see it don't watch it but stop hating!
Remakes are made every year and they don't change the name y'all dummies sound STUPID!!!!!
I cannot believe they are ruining a classic! Some good actresses in this upcoming show but it will NEVER replace the original.
i can wait to watch that..and also liked the one before
ruining a classic..LOL that is so funny the classic won't be ruined..The story is timeless and colorless..It is the story of people and relationships.Steel Magnolias is one of my fav's and I am looking forward to seeing it with Queen....
I'm watching this TV version of Steel Magnolias as I write, but I recall a wildly successful stage version presented in Dallas a few years ago, performed with an outstanding cast of male actors (except for Shelby) and capturing all the universal themes of the original play. The Dallas production played to enthusiastic audiences — that is, until playwright Robert Harling shut it down by pulling the performance rights. That production wasn't campy, but genuine and emotionally moving. Still, I'm glad to see Harling was open-minded enough to allow this worthy TV remake. Too bad he didn't see the beautiful production in Dallas. Had he seen it, he, like those who did see it, would have been deeply-touched and inspired. Steel Magnolias' celebration of community deserves diverse interpretations as the battle against short-sightedness continues.
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The awards, now in their 12th year, honor one elected official and one non-elected public official within Shelby County who demonstrate the qualities and characteristics of longtime Probate Court Clerk Bobby Dunavant.
The most complicated move in ballroom dancing is often the step that gets you through the dance studio's front door.
Television shows like, "Dancing with the Stars'' and "So You Think You Can Dance'' are wildly popular and have contributed to a renewed interest in the glamourous art (skill? sport?) of ballroom dancing, but those high-energy, competitive programs or a movie like "Dirty Dancing'' can also intimidate people and keep them glued to the couch.
KNOXVILLE – There's nothing like going into the offseason on a high note. The Vols will be riding the momentum from the resounding 45-28 victory against Iowa in the Jan. 2 TaxSlayer Bowl through the end of recruiting season, winter workouts, spring practices and into the summer months.
One only need look back to Monday, Jan. 5, at FedExForum to understand the business of the NBA. The New York Knicks were warming up for their game against the Grizzlies when word came down that team president Phil Jackson was done waiting for things to get better on their own.
With Memphis elections on the horizon in another election year, Rotarians are about to begin the process of selecting new winners of the Bobby Dunavant Public Servant Awards.
The 12th annual awards that go to one local elected official and one local non-elected public official are a way of not only honoring the late Shelby County Probate Court clerk but also fostering a broader discussion about the nature of public service and specifically local public service.
For now, the Memphis Grizzlies' window of opportunity is open.
With four straight playoff appearances in the immediate past, there is no reason to believe the Grizzlies won't get there again. But it's not about just getting there, not about playing a tough seven-game series, as the Grizzlies did in the first round of the Western Conference playoffs against Oklahoma City last season, only to come home after a dispiriting Game 7 loss.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Economists appear to be of two minds about the Federal Reserve.
They agree with the Fed that the job market still isn't healthy. Yet the latest Associated Press survey of economists finds that most fear the Fed will wait too long to raise interest rates and thereby risk stoking inflation or creating asset bubbles.
Pull out your 2014 schedules, UT fans.
Fall camp is done, and it's time to get in game-week mode with the season opener against Utah State fast approaching.
So go to the little box next to each of UT's opponents on the 2014 schedule and pick the winner.
Since Joe Steffner opened his own commercial real estate firm 10 years ago, the industry veteran has had a front row seat to some wild changes in the industry.
He experienced everything from the boom days of the early- and mid-2000s to the depths of the recession and its crushing aftermath as the decade ended.
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"When it comes to college football, the South has no equal, because the Southeastern Conference has no equal. Find me a conference with a better commissioner, better players, better head coaches, better staffs, better game-day atmospheres, better-looking coeds – better anything."
At home or on the road, it hasn't mattered where the Grizzlies opened the NBA season since moving from Vancouver to Memphis. For 13 straight years, they have started the season with a loss.
If that is to change in the 2014-15 season, it will happen at FedExForum on Oct. 29 when the Grizzlies play the Minnesota Timberwolves, who will be minus Kevin Love but will have 2014 No. 1 draft pick Andrew Wiggins, assuming the much-anticipated Minnesota-Cleveland trade becomes official.
The money can drive you crazy, if you let it. Each day in Memphis we're reading about "blue flu" and the city's ongoing financial crisis.
With that as our local backdrop, it's easy to become disgusted with the LeBron James sweepstakes that sort of looks like a steel cage (no, make that bank vault) death match between glitzy Miami/slick Pat Riley and hardscrabble Cleveland/thin-skinned Dan Gilbert.
The Memphis Bar Association poll of attorneys on the judicial races on the Aug. 7 ballot shows 16 percent to as high as 38 percent of the attorneys participating have no opinion in many of the judicial races.
TUPELO, Miss. (AP) – Chris Bagley, a 31-year veteran of the banking industry, has been named BancorpSouth's new president and chief operating officer.
So if the Miami Heat win a third straight NBA championship, it's all about LeBron James and a cast of future Hall-of-Famers that includes Dwyane Wade, Ray Allen and, in a lot of people's view, Chris Bosh.
Just so there is no misunderstanding, let me answer this question first:
Do I believe NBA Playoff games are actually fixed?
No, I do not. I don't think that Commissioner Adam Silver now, or David Stern before him, is sitting in the rafters of NBA arenas and pulling strings that make puppets, er, officials, blow whistles when someone deigns to breathe on LeBron James or Kevin Durant.
Five years ago, for part of one NBA season, Zach Randolph was a Los Angeles Clipper and on the payroll of owner Donald Sterling.
Among the crowd of 500 who gathered Monday, April 21, for the 11th annual Dunavant Public Servant Awards were fourth- and fifth-graders from White Station Elementary School.
Although they were by a wall on the far side of the ballroom at the Holiday Inn University of Memphis, they drew the attention of U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, the keynote speaker for the Rotary Club of Memphis East event sponsored by The Daily News and the University of Memphis.
It's a long way from Collierville Town Hall to 201 Poplar Avenue. So the two recipients of the annual Dunavant Public Servant Awards will meet Monday, April 21, near the University of Memphis to be honored.
When the Miami Heat came to town in early April, they were not the two-time defending NBA champions as much as they were the next obstacle between the Grizzlies and their desired destination: The Western Conference playoffs.
James Lewellen has been town administrator for Collierville for 18 years, which is about 16 years more than he expected for a non-elected full-time position known for short stays that end abruptly after elections that produce new mayors.
A day earlier, the Grizzlies had talked a like a team that had misplaced its identity. The coach spoke of the team losing its "swagger." The players spoke of still having everything in front of them – "we control own destiny" was mentioned more than once – and yet the prevailing feeling was one of doubt.
The Kickstarter campaign to raise at least $25,000 for the financially struggling Memphis Symphony Orchestra has beaten its goal, pulling in a little more than $28,500.
That's one example among many of how, once the orchestra's dire straits became known earlier this year, supporters have been lining up to come to the rescue. And more chances for the public to help are still to come.
Loeb Properties' Belvedere Collection on Union Avenue in Midtown is 100 percent leased.
Agilitas USA Inc., operating as Results Physiotherapy, signed a new lease for 2,280 square feet in Suites 105-106 at the retail strip center.
The path of Criminal Court Judge Chris Craft to the bench has been the result of seeing possibilities in other positions.
Memphis City Council member Lee Harris is challenging Democratic state Sen. Ophelia Ford in the August primary for District 29, the Senate seat held by a member of the Ford family since 1975.
Ignite Memphis, an event at which Memphis creatives give a series of slide-based presentations on a range of diverse topics, sold out its gathering in November.
That's why the next incarnation of Ignite is more than doubling its venue capacity by moving from Crosstown Arts to Playhouse on the Square, where 12 speakers next week will challenge, inform and perhaps inspire the crowd that's come to hear them.
Shelby County Criminal Court Judge Chris Craft and Collierville town administrator James Lewellen are the 2014 recipients of the Dunavant Public Servant Awards, selected by the family of the late Probate Court Clerk Bobby Dunavant and the Rotary Club of Memphis East.
The multifamily group at CB Richard Ellis Memphis has closed on the sale of four properties in the Memphis market over the last several weeks.
Briar Club Apartments, a 272-unit apartment community constructed in 1985, sold for $8.7 million, or $32,093 per unit. Cinnamon Trails Apartments, a 208-unit apartment community constructed in 1989, sold for $8.6 million, or $41,461 per unit. respectively. CBRE Memphis represented the sellers, Briar Apartments LLC and Cinnamon Apartments LLC in the sale to New York based Briar Club LLC and Cinnamon Trail LLC.
At a benefit concert earlier this month at Evergreen Presbyterian Church for the financially struggling Memphis Symphony Orchestra, one audience member was noticeably moved during a performance of "Capriccio Espagnol," a piece based on Spanish folk melodies from the late 1800s by Nikolai Rismky-Korsakov.
Two hours before the Grizzlies played the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at FedExForum, Memphis coach Dave Joerger talked about the last loss – at Charlotte – the game ahead, and that aggravating play that recently invaded Memphis living rooms, including Joerger's own.
One of the six Shelby County Commission incumbents seeking re-election this year was effectively elected to a new four-year term in a new district with the noon Thursday, Feb. 20, filing deadline for candidates in the May county primaries.
Chris James, who plays second flute and piccolo with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, acknowledges the easy temptation to get dejected, even angry, about the financial plight of the symphony as it races to close a six-figure budget gap.
Shelby County Commission Chairman James Harvey and former Shelby County Schools board member Kenneth Whalum Jr. have pulled qualifying petitions to run in the May Democratic primary for Shelby County Mayor.
A partnership of two Utah-based companies has acquired a medical office building on Union Avenue near Overton Square.
Trivalis LLC and Novalis LLC, both based in Utah, acquired the medical office building built in 1967 at 2076 Union Ave., next door to the IHOP restaurant, for $2.6 million. The property, at the corner of Union Avenue and Florence Street, was appraised at $1.3 million in 2013, according to the Shelby County Assessor of Property's office. The sellers, Missouri-based Roundabout Real Estate LLC and Visual Projects LLC, acquired the property in 2008 for $2 million.
When Shelby County Commissioners said farewell to one of their own this week at the commission's last meeting of 2013, it was the latest in a series of changes that will remake the 13-member body by this time next year.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The growing gap between the richest Americans and everyone else isn't bad just for individuals.
It's hurting the U.S. economy.
So says a majority of more than three dozen economists surveyed last week by The Associated Press. Their concerns tap into a debate that's intensified as middle-class pay has stagnated while wealthier households have thrived.
NEW YORK (AP) – The Federal Communications Commission might be ready to permit cellphone calls in flight. But what about the airlines?
Old concerns about electronics being a danger to airplane navigation have been debunked. And airlines could make some extra cash charging passengers to call a loved one from 35,000 feet. But that extra money might not be worth the backlash from fliers who view overly chatty neighbors as another inconvenience to go along with smaller seats and stuffed overhead bins.
In a way, it's almost as though Mike Miller went abroad on a special internship. I mean, really, that's how big the gap is from playing for the Grizzlies in small-market Memphis to going to South Beach to play a defined role on a Heat team that would win two NBA championships behind LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
Methodist South Hospital will host a lunch and learn titled "Breast cancer awareness: prevention, symptoms and treatment options" Tuesday, Oct. 15, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in meeting rooms A and B of the hospital, 1300 Wesley Drive. Cost is free. RSVP to 888-777-5959.
As Shelby County Commissioners were asking some pretty pointed questions Monday, Sept. 9, of those vying for an appointment to the countywide school board, Commissioner Heidi Shafer told Shante Avant, one of the contenders, "We're not as scary as we seem."
Shelby County Commissioners appointed Shante Avant, a mother who has worked for the Women's Foundation and other local nonprofits for 17 years, as the newest members of the countywide school board.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Employers are sketching a hazy picture of the U.S. job market for the Federal Reserve to weigh in deciding this month whether to reduce its stimulus for the economy – and, if so, by how much.
Alabama's Nick Saban can walk anywhere he wants in the Southeastern Conference – college football's roughest neighborhood – and no one can lay a finger on him.
His teams have won the national championship in three of the last four years. Overall, SEC teams have won the title seven consecutive years and the league is a dream destination for head coaches – until it turns into a grinding, weekly nightmare.
Sean Henneberger has joined First State Bank's small-business lending division as vice president/business development officer in the Memphis market. In his new role, Henneberger will help small businesses pursue loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration and U.S. Department of Agriculture Business and Industry Guaranteed Loan Program.
NEW YORK (AP) – Major U.S. banks have turned in big profit gains this season, but the news isn't all good.
Much of the earnings increase is coming from cutting costs, rather than growing their core lending businesses. A boom in mortgage refinancing looks like it's about to peter out. And regulators are considering stricter new rules that would force the banks to shore up their cash.
Game 6 of the NBA Finals was a lot of things, including epic and unbelievable and an instant classic. But it was also something else: a vivid reminder that players matter more than coaches.
From TV to Twitter San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, roundly recognized as the best coach in the NBA, took much criticism for the Spurs letting go of a 5-point lead with 28.2 seconds remaining as their fifth NBA title vanished – at least for a night.
Government data released for the first time last week showed that hospitals across the nation bill Medicare widely different amounts for the same procedures.
St. James Mercy Hospital in Hornell, N.Y., charged $29,637 for patients who received a respiratory system diagnosis and remained on a ventilator more than 96 hours, while Stanford Hospital in Stanford Hospital, Calif., charged $929,119.
The NBA's new Defensive Player of the Year was remembering another ceremony, more than a decade ago at The Pyramid.
"I was just a little kid watching my older brother be happy to be recognized," center Marc Gasol said.
Boyle Investment Co. turns 80 this year, and has partnered with the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art to celebrate.
Rudy Gay is incognito now – disguised as a genuine star player who had to go north of the border to take his rightful place center stage. In his Toronto Raptors debut, Gay came off the bench and scored 20 points on 8-of-16 shooting, 3-of-6 from 3-point range, in a dominating victory over the L.A. Clippers (albeit, without Chris Paul). In his first start, a loss to the Miami Heat, Rudy scored 29 points on 11-of-23 shooting.
Last year was a banner year for adaptive reuse projects in Midtown and Downtown.
Developers announced plans for the Sears Crosstown building, Overton Square, Hotel Chisca, James Lee House and old United Warehouse in the South Main Historic Arts District. Construction began on The Pyramid, turning it into a 220,000-square-foot mega-Bass Pro Shop Outdoor World, and Memphis in May moved into its new headquarters at 56 S. Front St., a 14,600-square-foot building that's on the National Register of Historic Places.
Deadspin.com has been getting a lot of publicity for breaking the story about the Manti Te'o girlfriend hoax. But the site also compiled a list that is of far more relevance to local NBA fans:
It seemed only fitting that on the night O.J. Mayo returned to Memphis with the Dallas Mavericks – averaging 20 points a game and leading the NBA in 3-point shooting – that Mike Conley would break the Grizzlies' franchise record for career assists.
The CashSaver in Midtown has traded hands.
Kansas City, Kan.-based Super Market Developers Inc. bought the 69,017-square-foot building at 1620 Madison Ave. at Avalon Street from 1620 Madison LLC for $3.2 million. Fred Monks III, president/chief manager of 1620 Madison LLC, signed the special warranty deed.
A Durham, N.C.-based biologics company is relocating its Memphis presence, signifying a boon to the Northeast office submarket.
Bioventus LLC has inked 38,880 square feet of office and manufacturing space in Goodlett Farms Business Campus, 1900 Charles Bryan Road, in Cordova.
After seven years of leasing space for its worship services, Highpoint Church has acquired Briarcrest Christian School Systems Inc.'s property at 6000 Briarcrest Ave. for $7.25 million.
If an expansion of an assisted-living facility at Baylor and Brunswick roads stays on schedule with votes next month by the Memphis City Council, the planned development should win final approval less than a month before the area it is in is annexed by the city of Bartlett.
As it turns out, it appears that your brain does not know the difference in real or imagined events. That's why some golfers practice by imagining golf shots, some tennis players practice by imagining tennis shots and other athletes practice by imagining doing whatever their chosen sport requires them to do well. Pretty much the same brain cells fire whether you are doing something or thinking about doing it; and brain cells firing in unison is one way to describe learning.
When is good not good enough?
In the case of the Grizzlies' Rudy Gay, about to start his seventh season in Memphis, it is the question that echoes, echoes, echoes. It gets phrased different ways and we search for different avenues that might allow Rudy Gay to go to that elusive "next level."
Megan Gatewood has been promoted to marketing director at Methodist Healthcare. In her new role, Gatewood is responsible for developing and overseeing marketing strategies for Methodist's adult hospitals, outpatient services and physician practices.
In LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman's recent book "The Startup of You," he recalls a billboard in Silicon Valley that asks passers-by – many of them presumably being startup founders – a simply question: What makes you so special?
Shelby County Commissioners put off electing a chairman for the next year's term Monday, July 16, after 21 rounds of voting in which no one got seven votes.
The commission will try again at its July 30 meeting.
Recently I read something that prompted a very simple but important question: Who are the 10 most important people in my business life? Do you know who they are in your life? It's a simple question, but I realized I didn't know the answer.
If you take the time to read about the German writer, artist, biologist, physicist, and all-around highly productive guy Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, you will find that he accomplished quite a bit during his 80-plus years on the planet Earth. And since he lived in the late 1700s and early 1800s, he did it all without a cell phone, iPad, Bluetooth, spell check or any of our modern technological conveniences and so-called necessities.
In the world of sports talk radio, improving the Grizzlies would be easy. As easy as, say, "Eddie from East Memphis" calling in and suggesting the Grizzlies ship Dante Cunningham, Jeremy Pargo and Quincy Pondexter to the Oklahoma City Thunder for James Harden.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Americans bought more electronics, started home improvement projects and updated their wardrobes last month, inspired by warmer weather and a healthier job market.
U.S. retail sales rose 0.8 percent in March, the Commerce Department said Friday.
Leah Walker has joined the Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County as development and marketing manager. Walker represented her home state as Miss Georgia in 2008 before joining the Greater Memphis Chamber as a development consultant.
It is now up to a court to decide on a new set of district lines for the Shelby County Commission.
And Chancellor Arnold Goldin is not being asked to approve a simple tweaking of district boundaries that will essentially keep the commission as it is.
This time around, leaders of the Tennessee Republican Party were convinced their choice in the Republican presidential contest would be a match with voters in the state's presidential primary.
Four years ago, when former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee carried Shelby County and took the state, the party argued convincingly that the state's second choice for the nomination – former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney – was a victim of the move of the Super Tuesday primaries to February.
Shelby County Commissioners approved Friday, Feb. 10, a resolution authorizing Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell to negotiate with the countywide school board on the terms of a transfer of school buildings in the event suburban municipal school districts are formed.
YMCA of Memphis & the Mid-South has installed its 2012 metropolitan board of directors.
Sandra Bailey of Methodist Extended Care Hospital will serve as board chair; Ted Ferris of the Greater Memphis Chamber will serve as secretary; and Perry Green of Waddell and Associates Inc. will serve as treasurer.
Joe Brandenburg has joined The MED Foundation as director of development.
Hometown: Connersville, Ind.
Education: B.A., mass communications, Western Kentucky University; master's in public administration, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
For three months, a split among the six Republicans on the 13-member Shelby County Commission has been more evident than the split among the seven Democratic commissioners.
As the commission started over this week on the redistricting process that highlighted the Republican rift, however, the split has evolved into a realignment of political power on the body.
Vanderbilt linebacker Chris Marve will have his own cheering section for the Liberty Bowl. It will include about 100 family and friends, and he couldn't help everyone asking for tickets.
Marve grew up in Memphis, Tenn., and went to high school at White Station. Former coaches and their families will be joining his relatives and friends in the stands Saturday when Vanderbilt plays Cincinnati.
LOS ANGELES (AP) – An "Avatar" hangover accounted for Hollywood's dismal showing early this year, when revenues lagged far behind 2010 receipts that had been inflated by the huge success of James Cameron's sci-fi sensation.
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly hotel with restaurant and rooftop terrace
This family-friendly Wadi Musa hotel is steps from Petra Ruins and The Treasury.
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this hotel has a snack bar/deli and a rooftop terrace. Self parking is free. Additionally, coffee/tea in the lobby, 24-hour room service, and a business center are onsite.
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All 76 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and pillowtop beds. Guests will also find 24-hour room service, satellite TV, and minibars.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available on request) is offered to guests. This family-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
La Maison Hotel Petra has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Barbecue grill(s)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
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- Conference space size (feet) - 200
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- Free parking nearby
- Free self parking
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 6
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Shopping on site
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- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
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- Total number of rooms - 76
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- Babysitting or childcare
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
Sahtain Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered. Open 24 hours. Reservations are required.
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Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
Check-in time ends at 2 AM
Check-out time is noon
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 7 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 100 per vehicle
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15 per stay
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- On a gleaming (if slightly chilly) Wednesday, Bank of America Stadium seemed eerily quiet. The bronze, green-eyed panthers that mark the entrance snarled in a virtual vacuum, and the field, surrounded by 73,298 empty seats, stood empty.
The last home game here was Christmas Eve -- nearly a month ago -- which underlines just how remarkable the Carolina Panthers' current run has been.
The Panthers are headed to Sunday's NFC Championship Game -- their third in only 11 years as a franchise -- but they are trying to maintain their usual routine amid the pomp and circumstance. Toward that end, Carolina elected to fly the 2,700-plus miles to Seattle on Saturday, the traditional travel day.
"We'll leave a little earlier [Saturday] and practice out there," Panthers head coach John Fox explained. "We basically stay on East Coast time on that trip."
As it turns out, the Panthers -- and, not coincidentally, the Pittsburgh Steelers -- manage to stay on East Coast time all the time. Somehow, they keep the home fires burning even when they're on the road. For these two teams, there is no place like away.
The Steelers, for the record, will navigate the 1,400 miles to Denver on Saturday.
Since the advent of the 12-team playoff format in 1990, only four teams have reached their conference championship game with two wins on the road (the 1995 Colts and 1996 Jaguars are the others). The Panthers rocked the Giants and the Bears; the Steelers took out the Bengals, then stunned the Colts in the surprise of the playoffs.
"We didn't really plan to go this way," Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward said earlier this week. "It's been twice I had home-field advantage, and we came up short both times. We're one game away from the Super Bowl. We're right back where we were last year."
But perhaps this time Denver is a better place for the Steelers, who lost two AFC Championship Games at home in four seasons. The change of venue, as irrational as it seems, might be good for Pittsburgh.
Over the last two seasons, Bill Cowher's Steelers are 14-4 in the comfortable confines of Heinz Field in Pittsburgh. But they are even better on the road, a searing 15-3.
Fox's Panthers are a middling 8-8 at Bank of America Stadium. The road record? An inexplicable 12-6.
Really, it doesn't make any sense. Certainly, the Panthers and Steelers are good teams, but that doesn't begin to explain their success away from home.
That sets up a delicious collision in Sunday's conference title games. The Panthers and Steelers are an identical 8-2 in road games this year, while their hosts, Seattle and Denver, are both a perfect 9-0 at home.
Clearly, something has to give.
Level of desperation
After the Panthers dusted the Bears 29-21 at Soldier Field, Fox was asked why his team is so successful on the road.
"I think it's just a mind-set," he told reporters. "I think we have a close team, a very together team, and they know that that's all they have when they go on the road."
Fox could have been speaking for the Steelers, too.
"In the playoffs, you're dealing with a hostile environment and the finality of where you are in the playoffs exists and you're the underdog," Cowher said before the Colts game. "We understand that going in. We're going to go in there and we're going to give it our best shot.
"We've been in this mode now, you lose, you go home. I'm not so sure it hasn't been that way for the last four or five weeks. We understand the level of desperation that we are going to have to play at. It's going to take our best football. We've got to be able to stay focused."
The Steelers lost at Baltimore in the second game of the 2004 season, then won 11 straight on the road before losing at the Ravens back on Nov. 20 in 2005. This represents the second-longest road winning streak in NFL history; only the San Francisco 49ers of 1988-90, with 18 straight wins in enemy territory, have done better.
After the Steelers' scintillating 21-18 victory at Indianapolis, Cowher actually suggested his team might be better off playing the AFC Championship Game on the road. He wasn't kidding.
Some local observers believe the Steelers got too comfortable playing those big games at home against the Patriots. The criticism seems accurate. The team exhibited a sense of urgency at Cincinnati and Indianapolis that was lacking in the 2001 and 2004 conference championships. Playing on the road seems to get this team more focused.
The funny thing? Cowher was 0-3 on the road in the playoffs going into the game against the Bengals. As it stands, the Steelers are the first No. 6 seed to reach the conference final. With wins in Denver and Seattle, respectively, Pittsburgh and Carolina would equal the 1985 New England Patriots, who won three straight road games to reach Super Bowl XX.
"We came in from the back door," Steelers linebacker Joey Porter said. "They wrote us off. We weren't supposed to be here, but we like our chances in Denver.
"It's not even the fact that we struggled at home. It's just the way we come in here right now. I think it makes us focus more as a team because they're counting us out. The whole world is counting us out."
Memo to Porter: There are one billion folks in India who have no idea who (or what) the Steelers are.
Still, his dire words give you a sense of the Steelers' mind-set. The Panthers, too, love to play the us-against-them card. There might be no coach in the NFL who circles the wagons quite like Fox.
"Everybody says, 'How can they go 11-5, how can they be playing in the championship game?'" wide receiver Ricky Proehl said. "You look at us on paper and you're like, 'They don't have anybody.' There's not many believers out there, but we have a lot of character guys that play together. We're as selfless as you can get."
Carolina was picked by some to be the NFC's entry in Super Bowl XL, but lost two of its first three games, the second a 27-24 decision at Miami. The Panthers rallied to win six straight games, three of them on the road. Despite losing its last two home games, Carolina managed to clinch a playoff berth with an impressive win at Atlanta.
When the Panthers flogged the Giants 23-0 in the wild-card round, media types cited the fact the home team was playing JV linebackers. A week later, with Brian Urlacher -- the league's defensive player of the year -- manning the middle, Carolina tore up Chicago's vaunted defense.
Thus, the Panthers tied the NFL's all-time record with four straight road playoff victories. They can make the record their own with a win at Seattle.
"It's just total focus, a business trip," quarterback Jake Delhomme said. "I mean, if we lay an egg on Sunday, we have six months to do whatever we want to do. This doesn't happen often; to get in the playoffs is hard. You better cherish it and you better take advantage of it."
For the Steelers, Sunday's game at Denver represents the fifth game away from home in six weeks.
Bring it on, say the Steelers.
"We love being on the road, baby," running back Willie Parker said. "It got us to the AFC championship. Hopefully, it will keep us going."
Greg Garber is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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What can i say about Battlefield 3?
Well for one, its over rated! By that i mean a lot of it is just talk, and people saying how good it is, saying its a 10/10. When you play it, it feels like a 6/10.
Story line goes WAY over board with a lot of concepts in the campaign. The graphics are amazing however they don't look realistic as everyone says it does, to me it looks like cartoon.
Multiplayer, i love the fact how you can have a massive amount of people playing at once, i love the fact that you can have vehicles and squads. However there a many glitches and problems that need to be fixed
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Another overrated game...
It was alright, I prefer CoD but this was fun, I still will give BF4 a go as well.
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August 29, 2012 8:10 am
Bach, 'Bhangra,' blues, Baroque and more on tap as Bates announces fall concert season
The autumn 2012 concert season represents the best of music from Bates and the world.
June 8, 2012 3:35 pm
Trading piano for pen, Glazer releases book
Famed pianist Frank Glazer trades piano for pen with "Philosophy of Artistic Performance."
April 13, 2012 3:45 pm
Former piano quartet colleagues reunite in Bates concert
Former colleagues in the New England Piano Quartette, Frank Glazer and Scott Woolweaver join forces again on April 27.
March 9, 2012 4:42 pm
Public radio follows pianist Frank Glazer's 'Long Road'
Public radio's popular interview program The Story visits pianist and Bates artist-in-residence Frank Glazer.
December 21, 2011 2:15 pm
Celebrated clarinetist, acclaimed Maine pianist to join forces
Renowned clarinetist Jon Manasse performs with pianist Frank Glazer on Jan. 22.
November 8, 2011 7:33 pm
Concerts to feature pianist Glazer, combined Bates and Bowdoin orchestra
It's a big weekend for classical music at Bates Nov. 12-13, as the Bates and Bowdoin Orchestra and pianist Frank Glazer present back-to-back concerts in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, 75 Russell St.
May 29, 2011 3:24 pm
Commencement report: The only failure is the failure to persist
"You will fail — you should fail," Evelynn Hammonds, dean of Harvard College, told the Bates College class of 2011 on May 29. "But if you stick with it, and let your peculiarities become assets, you will succeed."
Hammond, who is also a historian of science and professor of African American studies at Harvard, was one of three honorary degree recipients who spoke at the college's 145th commencement. The others were Frank Glazer, a pianist of international renown and member of the Bates music faculty, and Robert Langer, an Institute Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a highly prolific inventor of healthcare technologies.
May 29, 2011 1:41 pm
Video: Commencement 2011 honorand remarks
Video of Commencement 2011 remarks by honorary degree recipients: Frank Glazer, pianist and Bates artist in residence Evelynn Hammonds, scholar…
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Bates pianist, MIT inventor and Harvard dean are 2011 honorary degree recipients
An internationally renowned pianist based at Bates, a leading scholar on the intersection of medicine and race, and a distinguished…
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A Bates weekend in the arts: dance, Global Lens, classical music
Three dance performances featuring work by local and New York choreographers, a film from Serbia in the Global Lens films series, concerts by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and the combined Bates and Bowdoin college orchestra featuring pianist Frank Glazer: Why stay home?


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They're called classics for a reason.
OTN gags, ftw.
Still love these two after all these years.
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As usual, Evyn's mad as hell
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Always gotta love those two cute little furries, I'm surprise at how popular they are Limp, you make those two (including Masion) the greatest.
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In this clever adaptation of Fyodor Dostoyevsky's "Notes from Underground", Inside transposes the action to contemporary Ankara. Muharrem (played by a crackling Engin Günaydın) pressgangs his old friends into inviting him to dinner; no matter that their relationship is governed by mututal hatred and resentment. The dinner starts off with trivial shows of bravado but tumbles out into an ugly showdown. Although his 'friends' are together and he's on his own, Muharrem has made up his mind: a cleansing must take place.
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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE STUDENT Cole Ellison, left, reads a work by Martin Luther King Jr. during Middlebury College's MLK Oratorio celebration Monday night. Right, senior Melissa MacDonald recites "On the Importance of Jazz," which was written by King for the Berlin Jazz Festival in 1964.
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In between the votes, House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) swore in three new members, who will take office immediately and work during the lame duck session of Congress.
The three are Reps. David Curson (D-Mich.), Suzan DelBene (D-Wash.), and Thomas Massie (R-Ky.).
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