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The move is part of McGinn's campaign to get Village Voice Media Holdings, the Weekly's owner, to cut back on ads for adult services that could be linked to child prostitution.
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn on Friday ordered the city to suspend all advertising in The Seattle Weekly.
The move is part of McGinn's campaign to get Village Voice Media Holdings, the Weekly's owner, to cut back on ads for adult services that could be linked to child prostitution.
Both sides said they are set to meet next Friday on the issue.
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In a memo to his communications director, Beth Hester, the mayor wrote late Friday: "I want you to have all the departments suspend their advertising in the Seattle Weekly. They are still playing games with the numbers and underreporting the problem."
The Weekly ran a cover story this week from its parent company taking issue with a campaign by Ashton Kutcher and his wife, Demi Moore, aimed at ending child sex slavery, saying the couple are distorting the facts.
The article said Village Voice Media spent two months investigating the couple's claims that anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 American children are victims of child prostitution. Village Voice Media said it looked at arrests for juvenile prostitution over a 10-year-period in the nation's 37 largest cities and found an average of only 827 arrests per year.
"I don't know how that constitutes game-playing," said Andy Van De Voorde, executive associate editor for Village Voice Media, speaking from Denver. He said the numbers used by activists were exaggerated and have been "subjected to so little scrutiny."
He added: "We have never downplayed the seriousness of teenage prostitution."
Kutcher had launched a Twitter attack on Village Voice Media, noting a lawsuit brought by a 15-year-old victim last year who alleges ads on Backpage.com contributed to her exploitation.
Backpage.com features links to adult escort services, including personal ads in the Seattle area.
"Frankly, they need to do a better job on their screening policies for Backpage.com," mayoral spokesman Aaron Pickus said.
In response, Van De Voorde said, "We have more than 100 people whose sole job is to screen ads." And they notify law-enforcement authorities whenever they suspect anything illegal, he said.
Van De Voorde said the mayor's decision to suspend ads was "unusual" given the scheduled meeting next Friday. "But we certainly look forward to sitting down and talking with the city," he said.
McGinn and Seattle Police Lt. Eric Sano held a news conference July 1 calling on Village Voice Media to strengthen its policies against underage sexual exploitation in its ads. The mayor said four local cases of child prostitution have been linked to ads on the website.
The Seattle Weekly also puts some escort ads on its back print pages.
Pickus said all city departments have been asked to determine how much they spend in ads with the Weekly. The Seattle Center is believed to be the largest buyer of ads, with the contract for $158,000, Pickus said. The city is halfway through the contract, he added.
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If new rule changes go through, the FBI will be allowed to open national security investigations without evidence of wrongdoing. Instead, the agency could pursue cases based on profiles of Americans it deems likelier to commit crimes such as terrorism. The policy would be in keeping with the Bush administration's dragnet, fact-phobic approach to terrorism; the president himself has been critical of profiling.
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New Hanover County | Three days after the clerk to the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners abruptly resigned, county officials on Thursday said they're willing to talk about the exchanges between Sheila Schult and County Manager Chris Coudriet that led up to Schult's Monday morning decision.
But first Schult must provide a waiver of confidentiality, according to a county news release.
What prompted the release wasn't immediately clear late Thursday afternoon.
The clerk to the board, like the county manager and the county attorney, works at the pleasure of the commissioners and can be terminated at any time by a simple majority vote. In her resignation letter, Schult said she was told by Coudriet that three commissioners – Chairman Woody White and Commissioners Jonathan Barfield and Tom Wolfe – requested that she step down.
Per her employment agreement Schult will receive six months severance pay. Including accumulated personal leave, cellphone allowance, auto allowance and insurance, the package adds up to $60,235.
Schult had served as the board's clerk for 10 1/2 years.
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Nolan HELPED build this team, made some key mistakes from the beginning, started hurting the team more than helping it, then was promptly shown the door.
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Any guy who had full motherf**king control of a team for three f**king years could have done the same f**king s**t. f**k MIKE NOLAN. STOP MAKING THREADS ABOUT HIM. f**k YOU MIKE.
Originally posted by LambdaChi49:Originally posted by jreff22:
........nuff said!
O'Sullivan was more Martz than Nolan.
Nolan's problem wasnt getting talent (Gore, Davis, Lawson, Willis, and yes even Smith) it was developing talent especially in guys like Smith and Davis. Davis seems to be flourishing now but Alex is probably permanently damaged goods (at least in SF).
And I agree that ultimately I think Alex-gate was the beginning of the end. People really saw the "real" Mike Nolan after that. He was exposed as the cunning little prick that he is.
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He could bring in good players, but he could not motivate, strategize, and win like Singletary can.
Originally posted by CorvaNinerFan:
He does deserve quite a bit of credit for rebuilding this team from the dregs he inherited. Singletary has acknowledged that a number of times. Agree, he's not nearly as effective as a head coach as a defensive coordinator. He's doing a bang-up job in Denver...considering hardly anyone expected much from their defense this year. He's a quality coach...just not a head coach. He could make a good GM someday, too.


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Crosstown High School could be a charter school after all.
That was the original plan when charter operator Gestalt Community Schools signed on as one of the early tenants of Crosstown Concourse, the transformation of the old Sears Tower on Cleveland Avenue. When Gestalt pulled out of the project in late 2015, a group of philanthropists and community leaders rallied to recruit another school for the mixed-use high-rise.
Those who wondered how Raumesh Akbari would do in following legendary Memphis legislator Lois DeBerry now have a much clearer picture.
The player can't tell you how it all started, not really. Neither can the player's first coach and probably not the player's dad.
No, to get to the root of things you turn to mom. Because mom will remember the details. And so as the countdown to the Thursday, April 28, NFL Draft turns from days to hours – experts of one stripe or another projecting how high former University of Memphis quarterback Paxton Lynch will be taken – it's good to step back for a moment.
Christian Brothers High School has announced its business program will be called the Bill and Carol Marr Department of Business and Economics. The program is named in honor of the $1 million gift from alumnus Bill Marr, CBHS Class of 1964.
The Tennessee Legislature hoped to end its 2016 session Wednesday at the end of an eventful day that included a failed attempt to override Gov. Bill Haslam's veto of the bill that would have made the Bible the official state book.But into Wednesday evening, the state House was still debating the Hall tax on dividends – specifically further roll backs of it. And the Senate had gone home for the night.So Thursday looks like a good bet for the adjournment for the year and the formal start of the election season for incumbents.
Two young developers are filling a niche by renovating, redoing, building and selling homes in the core of the city.
Griffin Elkington and Brian Green, principals of Elkington Green, are focusing on established areas of Memphis such as Crestview, Midtown, High Point and the University of Memphis area where residential properties have maintained a similar feel for generations.
University of Memphis baseball coach Daron Schoenrock looks at his freshmen pitchers and sees talent and promise, even if at times this season "the moments have been a little big for them."
Let's get this week started, Memphis! Here's our roundup of local happenings you need to know about in the coming days, from an observance of the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination to your first chance to visit Mud Island River Park this season.
As is often the case these days, news of a player's intention to transfer was delivered by the player himself via social media. So it was that Avery Woodson informed all, through a post on Twitter, that he would be leaving the University of Memphis basketball program.
As a vice president for Bank of America, Jill Crocker has witnessed the upheaval that can occur when one financial institution takes over another.
Imagine a company coming to Memphis promising to add $140 million annually into the local payroll. This company was not asking for tax breaks or free rent, just the opportunity to come to Shelby County and pump this money into our economy and pay taxes.
How long is a cubit? After a day in which many of you got about four to five inches of rain and more to come Thursday, it seems an appropriate and timely question.And yes, there is a cubit conversion chart on line for converting that and other really old units of measurement no longer in use like the mina, drachma or the synodic month.So the average cubit, which is supposed to be the length of a forearm, is 18 inches or a foot and a half. That's 0.4572 of a meter, which might as well be an ancient unit of measurement.Someone had to say it.According to biblehub.com – I'm not making up websites – the book of Genesis sets God's instructions to Noah as an arc with the dimensions of 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide and 30 cubits tall. And it was to be made out of gopher wood and covered inside and out with pitch.The New Living Translation and Holman Christian Standard Bibles convert that to an arc 450 feet long, 75 feet wide and 45 feet high.
Where else is there to begin but the Greensward controversy.And we start with an email from Memphis City Council member Reid Hedgepeth in what is rapidly becoming a Last Word tradition and institution – the email in full.
Memphis City Council member Reid Hedgepeth says the body's Tuesday, March 1, vote to give the Memphis Zoo control of part of the Overton Park Greensward was an attempt to "rectify a mistake."
Jonnye McElyea has joined Allen & Hoshall as a structural engineer. McElyea, who designs structures such as buildings, bridges and retaining walls, is among the 19 percent of engineers who are women. Her previous experience includes time at Parsons Corporation and AFRAM Corp.
The state-run Achievement School District has a problem in how it engages with the public, especially in areas where it is about to take over a school.
But Shelby County Schools superintendent Dorsey Hopson isn't ready to say it is time for the state to pick a winner and a loser and fund either the ASD or Innovation Zone schools run by SCS.
It's hard to gauge how far it is going. But the "Stop Trump" effort among local and state Republicans includes trying to talk Democrats into crossing over and voting in Tuesday's Tennessee Republican presidential primary.
Democratic presidential front runner Hillary Clinton made surprise appearances at two Memphis churches Sunday, Feb. 28, the day after Republican presidential front runner Donald Trump drew a crowd of 10,000 less than 12 hours earlier in Millington.
Sometimes regrets and nagging "what if?" questions wait for a man at the end of his life, pushed out of view amid the everyday race to do the next thing, to just keep moving forward.
Until, finally, a man can ignore them no more.
Good morning Memphis. The Monday holidays are gone for a while, we're afraid, but you've got a whole week to finish that work instead of just four days. Here are a few items to look forward to this week, led by the annual announcement of performers who will descend on Memphis this May for the Beale Street Music Festival.
Shelby County Schools board members have authorized superintendent Dorsey Hopson to continue discussions about a Crosstown High School.
The board approved a resolution Tuesday, Jan. 26, that also sets some parameters for the talks with the developers of Crosstown Concourse and Christian Brothers University about the collaboration.
Democratic state Rep. John Ray Clemmons is only halfway through his first two-year term representing District 55 in Nashville. But he's not willing to wait years to speak out or push for change.
As more details emerged this week of a new high school in the mammoth Crosstown Concourse redevelopment, there remained many other details to work out before the August 2017 planned opening.
Crosstown High School, which would use the University of Memphis' Campus School as a model, has been talked about behind the scenes since Gestalt Community Services pulled out of Concourse last year. SCS board members got their first look at the plan Tuesday, Jan. 19.
Remember how the schools merger story of about five years ago would change by the hour at times? That story has met its equal in what is becoming the first major challenge of the new Strickland administration at City Hall – the Overton Park Greensward.So much happened before noon Tuesday on the first day of the short work week that it required waiting for the dust to settle on several fronts.Here is the latest on a very fluid and volatile situation that could very well change as you are reading this.Luckily we report at a time when you can change stories on line to keep up with such changes.Zoos and parks and protests featuring brass bands suggest to a casual observer that this is not very serious as controversies go.And maybe that was the case about a year and a half ago when a group of high school students decided to block the gravel driveway from the zoo parking lot onto the greensward.But consider this:The Memphis Zoo is working toward a March 1 opening of its new exhibit, Zambezi River Hippo Camp, a $22-million attraction that from what we saw just a few months ago will likely draw big crowds to the zoo in the spring.The zoo was preparing for that starting with the removal of 27 trees from the north end of the greensward.The best Mayor Jim Strickland could get from both sides – the zoo and Overton Park Conservancy – at his meeting with them Tuesday was a commitment to take his proposal for mediation to their respective boards.The zoo board has authorized its leaders to file a lawsuit in Chancery Court over the greensward and it's very likely the zoo would go to court before the March 1 opening because of the crowds on their way.If the work to come by the zoo in advance of the March 1 opening involves heavy machinery, the reaction is likely to draw a much bigger protest than the ones Memphis Police have so far watched from a distance without making arrests.As in all pressing political dramas, this controversy has the accelerant of timing.
Tentative plans for a Crosstown High School surfaced Tuesday, Jan. 19, after months of behind-the-scenes discussions.
A 450-student high school at Crosstown Concourse would be a part of the Shelby County Schools system but would have its own nonprofit board similar to the University of Memphis campus school. And it would be a partnership with Christian Brothers University, with CBU president John Smarrelli heading the school's board.
Brandon Marshall is a full-time artist, making a living painting commissioned murals for clients. He's also well-versed in the graffiti world of Memphis, a small but determined group of artists who tag properties around the city.
There's nothing like spending the Christmas holidays in Florida, and Tennessee's football team will savor every minute of it for the second consecutive year.
The Vols (8-4) board a flight Saturday morning to Tampa, Fla., where they will spend almost a week before the Jan. 1 Outback Bowl against Northwestern (10-2).
They come from near and far, from Christian Brothers, Millington and Whitehaven high schools. From Atco, N.J., League City, Texas, and Newnan, Ga.
Here's a glimpse at the Vols' roster, and what's happened through the first eight games (in order of scoring).
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It was the middle of the season and the Tigers were rolling along at 7-0. They had climbed to No. 16 in the national polls and Paxton Lynch was being talked about as potentially the best quarterback in next spring's NFL Draft.
Germantown Community Theatre will present "Miracle on 34th Street: A Live Radio Play" Friday, Dec. 4, through Dec. 20 at GCT, 3037 Forest Hill-Irene Road. Buy tickets at gctcomeplay.org.
ULI Memphis, the local Urban Land Institute chapter, will present its annual Emerging Trends in Real Estate event Thursday, Dec. 3, from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Memphis Botanic Garden, 750 Cherry Road. National and local speakers will discuss a variety of emerging real estate trends. Visit memphis.uli.org/events to register.
Shelby County Schools wants to open a high school at Crosstown Concourse. SCS superintendent Dorsey Hopson confirmed the school district's interest Wednesday, Nov. 18.
"We've spoken with some of the local funders about putting together some plan to ensure that there are some high-quality options there," Hopson said. "There are a number of different ways that we're thinking about it. But absolutely we would love to be a part of it."
NexAir's Sam Noland isn't a typical welder, not exactly lining up with the male-dominated industry stereotype. Noland is a woman but she's an industry leader, working in nexAir's department of technical specialists where she deals with automating, robotics welding and training. She runs the company's weld lab in Memphis.
The world can be a big place, even within one city or a single ZIP code. But the world also can be made smaller when the right kinds of lines are crossed.
Steve Nash founded nonprofit Advance Memphis in 1999, beginning an ambitious project without end. His goal: bring economic sustainability to the people living in and around the Cleaborn/Foote Homes public housing developments in South Memphis' 38126 ZIP code, the poorest urban ZIP in Tennessee.
AlliedBarton Security Services will host a free seminar titled "Workplace Violence: Layoffs, Terminations and Active Shooter Situations" on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 8 a.m. to noon in the Christian Brothers High School auditorium, 5900 Walnut Grove Road. Event is open to the public; RSVPs required to email@example.com.
Order has been restored in Vol Nation, at least for now.
Tennessee's football team restored it with a 38-31 victory over then-No. 19 Georgia last Saturday at Neyland Stadium.
UT's rally from a 24-3 deficit has much of the fan base back on board with Vols coach Butch Jones and his staff after a precarious week leading up to the game.
Mary-Michael and Joe Horowitz know their son Armour, 5, can handle the academics of kindergarten. But instead of pushing him through to meet state age cutoff standards, they decided to delay his start until next year when he is older and emotionally ready.
It's been a long week for Tennessee football coach Butch Jones.
Kickoff can't come soon enough for Jones and his staff Saturday night when the Vols (2-2, 0-1 SEC) play host to Arkansas (1-3, 0-1) at Neyland Stadium.
Playing on ESPN's national stage Thursday, Sept. 24, the University of Memphis showed the country what it can do on offense.
And what it can't yet do on defense.
But in the end, on the right side of a 53-46 victory over Cincinnati at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium before 45,172 fans, the Tigers also showed they could overcome just about anything.
When the city of Memphis got an unmistakable warning in May 2013 from Tennessee comptroller Justin Wilson to get its financial house in order, Memphis mayor A C Wharton was among those quick to caution against likening the city's problems to those of Detroit.
Christian Brothers University has filed a $5 million building permit application with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement to go toward its $8 million Rosa Deal School of the Arts.
If spending begins with saving, then Brother Adrian Powers' fingerprints are all over the $25 million improvement campaign at Christian Brothers High School that includes a $10 million athletic development center.
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Christian Brothers High School is building a $10 million athletics complex on its East Memphis campus.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Three people in Tennessee have tested positive for West Nile virus.
The Tennessee Department of Health announced Thursday that one case is in East Tennessee, while the other two are in West Tennessee. Department spokesman Bill Christian says one of the cases has been identified as being in Shelby County. Christian says he could not be more specific about where the cases were discovered because of privacy regulations.
Hollis F. Price Middle College High School made the recent Newsweek ranking of the nation's top 10 high schools "beating the odds."
The rankings – from Newsweek and Westat, a research firm that developed the rankings' methodology – include a list of America's Top High Schools, which identifies 500 public high schools nationwide that excel at preparing students for college. They also include "Beating the Odds," a list of 500 public high schools doing an exceptional job of preparing students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Five Memphis Tigers Claim Scholar-Athlete Awards: Five University of Memphis student-athletes claimed Scholar-Athlete Sport Excellence Awards for their efforts on the field and in the classroom during the 2014-15 season, the American Athletic Conference has announced.
"I Choose Memphis" spotlights Memphians who are passionate about calling this community home. New Memphis Institute provides the profiles.
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Do you believe in love at first sight? For an offensive lineman?
"I went to my first game and saw what I now know is the offensive and defensive line, and I said I just wanted to be one of those guys," senior Vanderbilt center Spencer Pulley said. "It might have been a poor choice at the time, but it's worked out all right."
John Hickman has been consumed lately by the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art's upcoming centennial celebration. Parties need to be planned. Showings and displays must be coordinated. Marketing must be launched. And the facility must look great.
Mark E. Mosteller Sr. recently joined Evolve Bank & Trust as executive vice president, accounting and finance. The new role includes a variety of responsibilities, including management of the accounting and finance department team, accounting internal controls, internal and external financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, taxes and treasury management. Mosteller also works with senior and executive management and the board on accounting, finance and operational issues.
As Kenrick Hall on the campus of Christian Brothers University has been prepped for demolition, leaders of the university have been preparing for what follows when the 1940s-era classroom building is gone.
KNOXVILLE – Hoops fans, rejoice. Your summer basketball fix is almost here.
The Pilot Rocky Top League returns for its eighth year starting June 15 and should feature 11 players who will be on the University of Tennessee's roster in 2015-16.
NeighborWorks America's national NeighborWorks Week puts redevelopment, empowerment and civic pride at center stage with a variety of events, including a Frayser community fair this Saturday.
"We wanted to have a fair that connected neighbors and neighborhoods to resources," said Amy Schaftlein, director of development at United Housing Inc.
As an Urban Land Institute panel spends a quick week in Memphis June 8-12 to offer recommendations on the Mid-South Fairgrounds, we hope they will color outside the lines City Hall has set so far for its revitalization.
Haley Bearden will watch every pitch this weekend as the University of Tennessee softball team pursues its ultimate goal in the NCAA Women's College World Series.
The 2015 Clarksville High School graduate and UT softball recruit has been a fan since she was young, hardly ever missing a televised game, and dreamed of playing for the Lady Vols one day.
When Steven Baldwin started his freshman year at Austin Peay State University in 2012, he had a smart, carefully considered plan for his future.
He does not claim to be courageous, yet lives by the strength within, confronting fear, uncertainty and intimidation. He does not see himself as humble, yet deflects every question about him with a story about the inspirational deeds of others. He does not admit to being a visionary, yet continues to see things as they should be and works to make them a reality. He is a man for all seasons, and a Christian Brother for life.
Someday, a famous innovator's biography may include the story of the first time she used a hammer – at age 4 or 5, at a private Memphis girls school, to pound on a strip of copper.
And how she then took that strip of copper and molded it into the shape of a heart, a tiara or a cool design that meant something to her evolving mind but that adults couldn't identify.
Why aren't Tennessee Republicans happier?
With the GOP so dominate in the Tennessee General Assembly and losses so rare – on the Hill or in elections – the party's lawmakers should be jubilant with this year's session. But it's never enough.
Todd Kelly Jr. concludes his first spring practice with Tennessee's football team this week in a heated competition for a safety job.
Orphanos has partnered with Over the Edge and the Hilton Memphis to host Over the Edge Memphis for Orphans. People that raise a minimum of $1,000 to benefit Orphanos will have the opportunity to rappel off the 28-story East Memphis hotel at 939 Ridge Lake Blvd.
Jay W. Kiesewetter has joined the Memphis office of Fisher & Phillips LLP as senior counsel. In his new role, Kiesewetter advises clients on issues related to union organizing and elections, arbitrations, negotiations, strikes, lockouts and Labor Board charges.
Joshua Dobbs enters his junior season as Tennessee's undisputed No. 1 quarterback and team leader, the player most responsible for the Vols' relevance again in SEC football.
Five years after the city bulldozed away any trace of the old Marina Cove apartment complex in Hickory Hill and gave the land to a community development corporation, Power Center Academy is about to break ground on what is called the Eden Square development.
Are Tennessee's public schools headed for extinction? Not if it's up to Memphis teachers.
A group from Shelby County recently packed a House committee meeting room at the Legislative Plaza in an effort to turn back bills they consider damaging to their profession and the future of public education.
It's a mid-March afternoon, and the Webb School of Knoxville boys' tennis team is fresh off an 8-1 loss to Bristol's Tennessee High School.
Webb coach Jimmy Pitkanen sees it as a learning experience – just like every other match, win or lose.
Lucian T. Pera, partner in the Memphis office of Adams and Reese LLP, has been elected vice president of the Tennessee Bar Association and will automatically become president of the organization in 2017-2018. Pera, who joined Adams and Reese in 2006, concentrates his practice in commercial litigation, media law, and legal ethics and professional responsibility.
Jacob Waters isn't old enough to drive a car yet. But, by his own account, he has driven a tractor a few times.
Jim Crone has been promoted to comprehensive solutions business development manager with Trane Mid-South. In his new role, Crone will work with large commercial, industrial and institutional customers throughout the Mid-South to develop performance-based comprehensive solutions for capital improvements and operational efficiencies.
Greater Memphis National College Fair will be held Tuesday, Feb. 24, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Wednesday, Feb. 25, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Agricenter International, 7777 Walnut Grove Road. Students and parents can meet with admission representatives from a wide range of colleges and universities, learn about financial aid and more. Cost is free; registration is required. Visit nacacnet.org.
Around 2010, Francis Ssebikindu saw people exploring the Sears Crosstown property, kicking the tires of the long-vacant retail and distribution building.
"Five years ago I saw a bunch of guys looking around in my area and I said, 'what are they doing here?'" said Ssebikindu, pastor of Living Water Community Church near the Sears Crosstown building
KNOXVILLE – Tennessee baseball coach Dave Serrano wasn't pushing the panic button after his team lost two of three games in their season opening series at Florida International University in Miami last weekend.
Ann Carr played basketball at Mississippi State in the late 1980s. She was a 6-foot-1 center.
"You certainly couldn't have a 6-1 center now," said Carr, who today is a senior associate athletic director at MSU.
Sprouts Farmers Market, a fast-growing specialty grocery chain, has set an opening date for its first Memphis-area store.
Phoenix-based Sprouts, which replicate the look and feel of an indoor farmers market and specialize in fresh, organic and healthy food, will open a 28,000-square-foot store in a former Kroger at 9050 U.S. 64 in Lakeland on May 13.
KNOXVILLE – Butch Jones has done it again.
Tennessee's football coach has created a national buzz with his 2015 recruiting class.
UT finished with the No. 4 class in the nation as rated by 247Sports and ended up ranked No. 5 by Rivals when the Feb. 4 national signing day was over.
Richard Spore and his colleague at the Memphis office of the Bass Berry & Sims law firm have worked on several ambitious, game-changing projects like the transformation of Overton Square and Bass Pro Shops' redevelopment of The Pyramid.
Technology changes just about everything, even art. But the 50th Annual Mid-South Scholastic Art Awards didn't lack for entries – 2,185 individual submissions and another 80 senior portfolios.
"The same technology that has shortened the way we communicate – 140 characters – has opened up other ways of visually communicating," said Elesha Newberry, associate director of education at the Brooks Museum of Art. "In the past five years, the number of photography entries has risen greatly.
KNOXVILLE – Galen Campbell might get to play a minute here or there as the University of Tennessee men's basketball team pursues its surprising run toward bubble status for the NCAA tournament.
The Rotary Club of Memphis East will meet Wednesday, Jan. 28, at noon at The Racquet Club of Memphis, 5111 Sanderlin Ave. Dr. James R. Downing, president and chief executive officer of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, will speak. Cost is $17. RSVP at Lee Hughes at email@example.com.
Networking in Memphis will host its 2015 kickoff Tuesday, Jan. 27, from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at 300 Art Gallery, 300 S. Main St. Edward Jones financial adviser Stephen Stamps will talk about investing in 2015, and the group will also discuss community involvement. Cost is $10; proceeds support the Memphis Entrepreneurship Academy. Visit networkinginmem.com or email email@example.com.
The Women's Foundation for a Greater Memphis has selected 29 recipients to receive grant funding for its 2014-2015 funding year, with allocations totaling $510,000.
Each year, the foundation invites organizations whose projects or continuing programs fall within its mission, vision and one or more of five areas of focus (economic and financial literacy, entrepreneurship, job readiness/career development, leadership development and non-traditional job training) to apply for funding.
KNOXVILLE – Recruiting is anything but an exact science. Experts are everywhere. Star ratings rise and fall. Player projections are widely varied.
One thing is certain: Only time will tell if coaches hit or miss on a recruit.
Each year, the foundation invites organizations whose projects or programs fall within its mission, vision and one or more of five areas of focus (economic and financial literacy, entrepreneurship, job readiness/career development, leadership development and non-traditional job training) to apply for funding.
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.
Christian Brothers High School is getting ready to beef up its athletic facilities.
Christian Brothers, located at 5900 Walnut Grove Road near Interstate 240 in East Memphis, has applied for a $9.1 million building permit through the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement for a "new athletic building containing locker rooms, gymnasium and weight rooms."
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Memphis Grizzlies point guard Mike Conley is in his eighth year in the NBA. But he's just 27 years old and his 10-year class reunion at Lawrence North High School in Indianapolis is still an event in the future.
In the aftermath of the Memphis Tigers' season-opening loss to Wichita State, new information has come to light:
For starters, junior point guard Kedren Johnson, who transferred from Vanderbilt to run the Memphis offense, has told coach Josh Pastner he'll be in basketball shape by the Bradley game (that's Dec. 6) or a little bit later.
The rosters have been chosen for the 13th Annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl High School All-Star Game. High school seniors from 48 public and private schools will be part of the game to be played Saturday, Dec. 13, at 2:30 p.m. at Memphis University School.
After Division 2 Christian Brothers University had rocked the local college basketball world with its 74-70 overtime victory over the University of Memphis on Wednesday, Nov. 12, Bucs coach Mike Nienaber knew what was coming.
KNOXVILLE – University of Tennessee football coach Butch Jones doesn't have to remind his team about the disappointing fade last November.
UT went 0-3 to start what has historically been its best month of football. First, the Vols lost to Missouri and Auburn. Then a 14-10 loss to Vanderbilt in Neyland Stadium knocked the Vols out of bowl eligibility.
Crossroads Hospice recognized 15 Memphis veterans today during a patriotic pinning ceremony at Highlands of Memphis. The Christian Brothers High School band and dozens of audience members saluted the men and women who have served our country during the Veterans Day event.
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text: A great journalist, and my longtime friend, Sean Holton lost his 28-month battle with brain cancer this week, but not without leaving behind a journal of his struggle that inspired family, friends, and colleagues -- plus thousands who had never even met him, especially those who are dealing with cancer in their own lives. His blog says it all, beginning with the first diagnosis in August, 2009. With Sean's trademark humor he subtitled his blog, "How Sean Holton Learned To Stop Worrying And Just Have Brain Cancer Instead." You didn't have to know Sean to appreciate his words, which is why he is so special and well worth reading: Same Time Tomorrow, by Sean Holton.


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Magnus and Mickie get married
A post on Instagram where GFW star Brutus Magnus reveals that he and Mickie James were married on New Year's Eve.
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Mickie James going overseas
A post on Instagram where Mickie James, Brutus Magnus and their son are on a plane that is headed to England. The couple are there for wrestling related business reasons. Mickie also mentions that this is the second trip across the pond for her son, who will get to spend some quality time with his grandparents.
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A photo on Instagram of TNA star Brutus Magnus hanging out with his wife Mickie James and their baby.
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A photo on Instagram of TNA Knockout Brooke Tessmacher being a nanny for Mickie James and Brutus Magnus.
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A photo from Instagram of TNA Knockout Mickie James traveling on a plane with her baby. As many of you already know, the father of the child is Brutus Magnus.
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So then, introducing my first 5th gen shiny and my only owned shiny at the moment:
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It's been a long day at work, I just got home and decided I'd give training my mons up on Victory Road a quick blast before I go to sleep and this dude popped up! Almost killed it as I was only half paying attention but thought it didn't look right so I looked on serebii to confirm.
Lax nature means I can't really do anything with it terms of competitive battling but hey a shiny is a shiny! and just like that I'm back in the game!
If anyone would be willing to trade so I can evolve it that would be great.
Happy Hunting guys!
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Space is at a premium for many gardeners, but with careful planning you can have a fruitful garden no matter the size. Here you'll find plans for all seasons to give you some ideas for your garden.
Garden Bed DesignsThe plans shared over the next few slides were designed for 4 x 8–foot beds that can take you from cool to warm season. The plant combinations are flexible and meant to serve as a guide to help you get started. Follow these specifications exactly or customize your garden to suit your taste buds by planting any of the recommended substitutes.
Bed 1: Cool Season
A semi-permanent tepee constructed of three to four vertical stakes made of bamboo, spiral stakes, or rebar provides support for vining plants season after season. Wrap the tepee with twine to give the plants horizontal supports on which to climb.
Sugar snap peas (1): Substitute green peas or snow peas.
Collard greens (2): Substitute cabbage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, kale, or mustard greens.
Lettuce (3): Substitute carrots, radishes, dill, parsley, or cilantro.
Bed 1: Warm SeasonThis bed shows a variety of plants, but if your family doesn't care for one of the vegetables or herbs shown, feel free to make substitutions.
Cherry tomatoes (1): The plant has rambling vines that bear fruit all summer. Training the vines around the tepee and not just up the legs of the support will help handle the plant's vigorous growth. You can also tame unruly vines by pruning them midsummer.
Peppers: Plant any variety you like, including serrano, cayenne (2), bell (3), habanero, jalapeño, and Thai chile. If your plants grow large, add a tomato cage for additional support.
Lemon thyme (4) and chives (5): Th ese are perennial herbs that, once planted, will carry through from season to season unless they're transplanted to another location.
Eggplant (6) and basil (7): Plant any varieties you like.
Bed 2: Warm SeasonCorn (1): Plant in a block of four rows by four rows for the best pollination.
Squash (2): Substitute crookneck, straightneck, zucchini, or pattypan squash.
Bed 2: Cool SeasonKale (1): Substitute collards, broccoli, cauliflower, or Brussels sprouts.
Garlic (2): Substitute onions.
Arugula (3): Substitute lettuce or other salad greens. Stagger planting one corner every few weeks for a continuous harvest.
Bed 3: Cool SeasonThis bed features a raised diamond-shaped bed in the center, which is intended to be elevated with additional timbers to create deeper soil.
Broccoli (1): Substitute cauliflower, cabbage, kale, or collards.
Carrots (2): Substitute radishes, parsley, or arugula.
Green (3) and red (4) lettuces: Substitute leaf lettuce, romaine, or a mix of different types.
Bed 3: Warm SeasonSunflowers and pole beans (1): In the summer, plant the center section with sunflowers. After they reach 3 to 4 feet tall, sow pole bean seeds at the base of the stalks, using the sunflowers as a homegrown trellis.
Bush cucumbers (2): Substitute summer squash or bush-type watermelons.
Bed 4: Cool Season
This traditional row-type layout lends itself to a variety of options.
Cauliflower (1): Substitute cabbage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, kale, or mustard greens.
Swiss chard: The red (2) and yellow (3) varieties shown in this design make a pretty contrast to the blue-green of the cauliflower in the center of the bed. Substitute Asian greens, such as pak choi or bok choy.
Radishes (4) and dill (5): Radishes grow quickly, which means you can replant as soon as they're harvested and get in a few plantings each season. Substitute cilantro or parsley for both the dill and the radishes, if you like.
Bed 4: Warm SeasonTomatoes (1): Three tomatoes grown in cages give you an opportunity to try a few different varieties. Choose three options for variety in color and timing so you'll have tomato-y goodness all season long. Determinate varieties are recommended for these smaller tomato cages, but if you prefer indeterminate tomatoes, use two large cages that are 3 feet in diameter and 6 feet tall. They'll need to be made of sturdy wire fencing with openings large enough for you to reach through. Be sure to anchor these larger cages by tying them to rebar hammered into the soil.
Watermelon (2): Unlike the bush type, vine watermelon needs room to ramble. Plant just one, and train the vines to cover the bed rather than the path around the bed. Substitute pumpkins, winter squash, or melons.
ContainersFor containers, a grouping of three or more pots of differing sizes is a great way to get a variety of produce from a limited amount of space. A good base will include a large urn with lots of room for roots, accompanied by an 18- to 24-inch pot and a smaller 12- to 14-inch pot. Choose lighter-weight material for those placed on a patio or balcony, which may not be able to handle the weight of heavier containers.
Containers: Warm Season
Tomatoes (1): Plant tomatoes in a larger urn, and choose varieties bred for containers, such as Patio or Sweet 'N' Neat, which can be grown without support. You can also plant a determinate (Better Bush, Bush Early Girl, Bush Goliath) or dwarf indeterminate (Husky Cherry Red) that can be supported using a tomato cage or homemade tepee. If you have an area next to a railing or fence that gets adequate sunlight, you'll have more options because the vines can use it for support.
Zucchini (2): One plant can be quite prolific in an 18- to 24-inch pot. Substitute crookneck, straightneck, or pattypan squash.
Chives (3): Perennial herbs such as chives or thyme can remain in a small pot year-round. Substitute creeping thyme or Spicy Globe basil.
Containers: Cool SeasonIf the plants don't live through the winter, replant them again in early spring before the last frost.
Kale (1): Substitute cabbage, broccoli, mustard greens, cauliflower, or Brussels sprouts.
Lettuce (2): Potted lettuce won't provide endless salads, but it's ideal to supplement store-bought greens and provide enough for sandwiches.
Cilantro (3): Substitute parsley, chives, or dill.
Containers: HerbsPotted herbs are ideal for those who'd like year-round seasoning at their door.
Rosemary (1): A large urn is perfect for a large plant like rosemary. This woody shrub is cold-tender and better suited for gardeners in warmer states, although it will tolerate temperatures in the 20s without a problem. Choose a cold-hardy variety, such as Hill Hardy and Arp, for those areas where temperatures dip into the teens. Until the rosemary grows large, creeping thyme (2) can be planted on the sunny side (south or west) of the pot to trail over the edge.
Basil (3): Plant basil in an 18- to 24-inch pot. This annual is only perennial in gardens that are frost-free. Plant any variety you'd like.
Parsley (4): Plant parsley in a small pot. Substitute chives, creeping thyme, or mint.


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Local Frames is a weekly column spotlighting the best new music videos featuring musicians and directors with Minnesota ties.
This week we lead off with an Alice In Wonderland nightmare clip from the atmospheric Minneapolis garage rock quartet, Crimes, taken from their new record, Thin Sunlight, which is coming out in May. There's also a new Brother Ali video relased in support of the Occupy Homes movement (featuring Tom Morello, Jackson Browne, Slug, P.O.S. I Self Devine, and others), a trailer for a forthcoming documentary on Grant Hart, an MN Original preview of their upcoming Rock The Garden special, an intimate Live Letters performance from Fathom Lane, as well as a host of recent radio in-studio sessions from Why?, Django Django, Aby Wolf & Grant Cutler, and Frightened Rabbit. Enjoy!
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Crimes - "Poison"
The mercurial Minneapolis quartet Crimes are back with a new video for "Poison," which takes some eerie, black and white footage from an archival version of Alice In Wonderland and combines it with the fitful rock featured on their new song. The clip, produced by Garrett D. Tiedemann, gives the already combustible number even more of a moody edge, and certainly bodes well for the rest of their new album, Thin Sunlight, which you can currently stream via Crimes' bandcamp page, and pick up at their record release show at Icehouse on May 10. In between, the band has one last show before their record release, on April 5 at the Turf Club with the always awesome Leisure Birds and Strange Relations.
Brother Ali - "Work Everyday"
Brother Ali's tireless work for the disenfranchised here in the Twin Cities have been well documented both in our pages and online. His new video for "Work Everyday" is dedicated to the struggle of giving people everywhere a voice as well as some hope. The clip features some pretty heavy hitters in the local and national music scene as well, with Tom Morello, Jackson Browne, BK-One, Slug of Atmosphere, P.O.S, I Self Devine, and a host Ali's close activist friends all lending their voices and energy to the struggle. The stirring clip was directed by Andrew Melby, and Ali describes the meaning and movement behind the clip best himself, "This video is a glimpse into the incredible work that's being done by common people who have decided to work together to demand justice."
Django Django - "Love's Dart (Live on the Current)
Shortly before the London-based quartet Django Django recently performed in front of a sold-out First Avenue, getting a Twin Cities crowd dancing away to their infectious rhythms, no less, the ebullient group dropped by the Current for an intimate, stripped-down in-studio session which includes this striking version of "Love's Dart." This acoustic version features drummer David Maclean playing a cardboard box but still managing to give the song a driving back beat. "Love's Dart" is definitely one of the quieter moments on the young group's self-titled debut, but it certainly one of most indelible moments as well, as this gorgeous version attests to.
Fathom Lane - "Sweet Sept"
The captivating Minneapolis sextet Fathom Lane recently put on an intimate Live Letters performance featuring plenty of tracks from their debut album, Down By Half, including this poignant rendition of "Sweet Sept." Frontman Michael Ferrier and his vocal partner Ashleigh Still have a much more high profile gig lined up this Saturday as they will be opening for Freedy Johnston at the Aster Cafe. It's only a matter of time until Fathom Lane's moving brand of elegant, countrified rock 'n' roll wins over the majority of music fans here in the Twin Cities, and this stirring clip, featuring the photography, editing, and FX work of Jeremy Krzmarzick, should give everyone an affecting glimpse of just what the band's about.
MN Original - Rock The Garden 2012 Special
Rock The Garden is typically one of the best outdoor musical parties to happen in Minnesota, and last year's iteration was no exception. Great weather, combined with fantastic (mostly) local acts, and a crowd that was clearly there to have a good time, all amounted to a memorable concert experience that area music fans will remember for quite a while. The good folks over at MN Original were there documenting the whole wonderful event, and this Sunday on tpt2, they are airing their Rock The Garden 2012 music special in order to get you psyched for the Current's upcoming announcement of the acts that will perform at RTG 2013. The special is airing twice this Sunday, at 6 p.m. and later that night at 10 p.m. Tune in and relive the special moments that took place, and who knows, maybe you'll see yourself in the crowd.
Live on Radio K: WHY? - "Shag Carpet" from Radio K on Vimeo.
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The eclectic, indie hip-hop/rock outfit Why? recently dropped by the Radio K studios for a lively take on "Shag Carpet," featuring Yoni Wolf's wistful verses over his talented band's infectious, hypnotic rhythms. The track is lifted from Why?'s recent EP, Sod In The Seed, which finds Wolf getting even more personal and vulnerable than he has on past releases. Why? just finished up a lengthy U.S. tour supported by the local MC Astronautalis, which brought the skills of both artists from one corner of the country to the other (including a memorable show at the Fine Line). The video was shot by the talented K team of Jack Buckholz, Ross Koeberl, and Alex Breyfogle, and was edited by Buckholz as well. And the fine audio recording and mastering was done by Tanner Uselmann.
Every Everything, the music, life & times of Grant Hart -- official trailer
Based on this spirited trailer for Every Everything, this upcoming documentary on the life and music of Hüsker Dü's Grant Hart appears to be a fantastic look back at a seminal time in Twin Cities music history, as well as a great glimpse into where Hart's head is at now. The director, Gordan Bechard, also put together the Replacements documentary, Color Me Obsessed, which didn't have the archival footage and access that this new documentary has, and hopefully that makes all the difference. Hart has a double-album coming out entitled The Argument which is apparently based on Milton's Paradise Lost -- definitely sounds intriguing. Every Everything is apparently finished, with a few minor adjustments yet to be made. To find out more info about the documentary, and to contribute to a kickstarter campaign to fund the film's sound mix, head to the Every Everything website.
Frightened Rabbit - "The Woodpile (Live on the Current)
Shortly before their stirring, sold-out show at the Varsity Theater, Scotland's Frightened Rabbit dropped by the Current studios for an acoustic set of songs from their brilliant new album, Pedestrian Verse. Frontman Scott Hutchison was in fine spirits throughout the engaging interview portion of their session, but it was ultimately their performances which made the in-studio so special. This moving, acoustic rendition of their new number, "The Woodpile," gives a stark, stirring glimpse of a band that is currently at the top of their game.
The Farewell Circuit - We Were Wolves Preview
The rousing indie rock quintet the Farewell Circuit have a new EP forthcoming in May called We Were Wolves, and to get their local fans excited about it the group has released a teaser-trailer for the collection featuring snippets of their new songs. This EP is the long-awaited follow-up to their well-received 2011 album, In Our Bones, and from the short bursts we get of the new tracks, it seems that the band is expanding and experimenting with their sound as their career moves forward. The band has a show at the 7th Street Entry on April 26 playing with the On and On, and you'll probably be able to get a better idea of how their new songs sound at that show.
Live on Radio K: Aby Wolf & Grant Cutler - "Permission" from Radio K on Vimeo.
Aby Wolf & Grant Cutler - "Permission (Live on Radio K)"
Aby Wolf & Grant Cutler continue to deliver enthralling in-studios around town. This clip is taken from a recent stop by the Radio K studios, and finds Wolf and Cutler getting comfortable and cozy while delivering this gorgeous take on "Permission," which is the lead-off track from the duo's transfixing recent record, Wolf Lords. In addition to Wolf's steady vocal work alongside her friend Dessa, Cutler is also staying busy on the music scene with another soaring new collaboration, this time with Zoo Animal's Holly Newsom, entitled Weird Visions, which you should all go and listen to (and surely fall in love with) right this very second.
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