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Thanks to the hundreds of Republican voters of LaRue County who turned out to vote in the March 5 Presidential Caucus. The Republican Party of LaRue County received many favorable comments about the organization and conduct of the Caucus. The Caucus was a good example of representative democracy in action. Based on caucus results, delegates have been selected to represent Kentucky at the National Convention in July.
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14 April 2010
I mentioned in a previous post that I get a kick out of Honey Pie because it always felt like a tribute to his dad's jazz band. I'm a sucker for catchy tunes anyway.
As for When I'm Sixty-Four; it is also very catchy and the backing harmonies are fantastic. It also has that old-time northern song feel to it like Maggie Mae. There's a song I wish they had done in it's entirety.
Obviously, songs like these sprang from tunes that influenced them when they were kids - particularly Paul. It would have been cool to get a glimpse of each of their record collections.
12 December 2010
I really like both songs. As said before, the placement of When I'm 64 and Honey Pie on their albums makes the songs even better.
I can understand why some people might dislike them; I know a person who told me that Honey Pie was "old people music". Just because a song isn't "rock" or "pop" doesn't mean it's not a good song.
And Zig, I think there's a full version on the John Lennon Anthology, but it's not the Beatles version.
EDIT:- The JL Anthology Maggie Mae isn't the full version. It just has an extra verse. However, there is a "full" Beatles version combined with Fancy Me Chances.
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14 April 2010
Fabulous, Number Nine!
I noticed that John got a raise in pay. He went from "2 pound 10 a week" to "3 pound 10 a week" in the second video.
27 February 2010
When I'm Sixty-Four is a good song, but even if I'm totally wrong, I can't help to relate it to Linda McCartney... And that makes me sad.
I don't hate Honey Pie, but for me is too cheese cake
7 August 2010
Honey Pie is actually a dirty song. Its in the first verse.
25 November 2010
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Honey Pie is actually a dirty song. Its in the first verse.
How so?
7 August 2010
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Dear Prudence said:
Honey Pie is actually a dirty song. Its in the first verse.
How so?
"She was a working girl" A working girl is a prostitute who works for drugs.
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Dear Prudence said:
Honey Pie is actually a dirty song. Its in the first verse.
How so?
"She was a working girl" A working girl is a prostitute who works for drugs.
These things always go right over my head. 🙂
7 August 2010
1 May 2010
I really dig the acoustic Anthology version of Honey Pie, it's pretty inventive that the song turned into such an elaborate one when the demo was so simple, but then again we could probably say that for most songs.
12 December 2010
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I really dig the acoustic Anthology version of Honey Pie, it's pretty inventive that the song turned into such an elaborate one when the demo was so simple, but then again we could probably say that for most songs.
...Like Strawberry Fields. The demo is so simple, but the song turned out to be spectacular.
4 December 2010
Honey Pie is nice enough. I find it up and down. Some of the lyrics are neat- "I'm in love, but I'm lazy"- others, less so.
I'm not a great fan of "When I'm Sixty Four". I think it appears better than it is because of the tracks surrounding it. I don't rate "Within You, Without You" or "Lovely Rita" either, so relatively speaking it's much stronger. If it was between Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane, it wouldn't seem nearly as strong.
1 May 2010
I like when I'm Sixty-Four because the first memory I have of it is this one. Any song featuring the Beatles dancing (even in cartoon form) makes me smile. Besides the clarinet makes the song.
Honey Pie is ok.
12 November 2009
4 February 2011
Paul wrote When I'm 64 when he was 16 years old. It's music hall style that he and his dad loved, pure working class Liverpool.
Paul was very versatile, Honey Pie was also musical hall, something granny could sing along with...but remember paul also wrote Helter Skelter, Oh Darling, I'm Down and sung some of the hardest rockers in the Beatles. Paul is VERSATILE, he's good at many styles. Much of the beatles early stuff was very country (George loved Carl Perkins) - i've just seen a face is a country 2 step in 1/2 time, not 2/4.
Early beatles stuff is a mix of Country, RandB, British music hall, Jazz and POP. I am a musician and i am amazed at the chord structures of some of the early songs, things like If I Fell are very complex.
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I love how When I'm 64 has clarinet in it. It really changes the sound and I really love the song, it sounds so happy! I am going to make an attempt to learn it, after all the competitions and stuff.
You go to competition too?
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OU jumped out on TCU early and didn't let up, smoking the Horned Frogs 75-48 in Norman on Monday. Here's some rapid reaction:
Turning point
TCU started the game 0/14 shooting. That's not a typo: 0/14 shooting with five airballs and one point in the first 11 minutes. OU didn't come out scorching, but didn't need to. The Sooners hit some shots, defended well and, before you knew it, had a 15-1 lead. And on this day, against this struggling offensive team, that 14-point cushion felt more like an insurmountable 40-point separation.
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TCU point guard Kyan Anderson went 4/19 shooting with three turnovers and one assist. Oftentimes, especially in modern day college basketball, a team takes the identity of its point guard. That was true on Monday for TCU.
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He's also not going to be using his old Pokemon in the Sinnoh League, because in the beginning of the Sinnoh & Hoenn arc he said that he's only going to be using the Pokemon he caught in that region to use throughout the Gyms & League.
He did say that in Hoenn but I am not sure he said he was only using his Sinnoh pokemon anywhere. With Hoenn it was a little different because if you recall he was inspired by seeing Ho-Oh fly off towards Hoenn (or at least the general direction) and he wanted it to be like his first journey through Kanto.
With Sinnoh he wanted to explore the world more and find new pokemon and battles being inspired by Gary. I don't think he said anything about only using Sinnoh pokemon and it really shows just how tough the Sinnoh League must be if he is calling on his other pokemon. The number of participants seems a lot smaller than previous leagues which might indicate there is some tough competition. And then there is the Elite 4 and Champion which hopefully we'll see Ash go up against them right after the league if he wins.
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Political opportunity is defined by timing.Witness a look at the early voting turnout numbers in advance of Tuesday's election day.
More than half of the more than 43,000 Shelby County voters who cast early ballots voted Monday and Tuesday – the last two days of an early voting period that began Feb. 10 – way back there when Martin O'Malley was the third Democratic presidential contender and Jeb Bush was considered a force to be reckoned with in the Republican primaries.
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Most of the topics you would expect. The 2016 overview on Medicare, coordinating services for seniors, and dealing with grief in the workplace.
They are all anticipated – and needed topics – for the Feb. 23 Professional Network on Aging (PNA) Conference at Bartlett Municipal Center.
So what do you do when the test-makers fail the test?
You go back to the old test in the case of the Tennessee Education Department and the TNReady tests.These were the new tests for the new statewide student achievement standards that replaced Common Core standards.They can only be taken online.But the system crashed Monday, which was the day that all of the preparation in the last year was geared toward. That included two tests locally of the on-line capacity and other technical standards necessary to make this go smoothly.Here is a good account of what happened statewide and locally with a few other stops across the state to take in the scope of how big a failure this was and what failed.
Cindy MacAulay started collecting a flurry of news articles last year about restaurants opening in Memphis, new businesses setting up shop here and on ways the city is improving and growing.
It was research about the city she's in the process of making her new home.
Poverty and hunger are easy enough to find in Memphis. You don't have to go far from the Mid-South Food Bank's offices, at 239 South Dudley St., before you start wandering into pockets of isolation – food deserts.
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Take-and-bake pizza chain Papa Murphy's has doubled its presence in the Memphis-area with four recently inked leases.
It is a new tenant at The Pointe shopping center in Cordova, taking up a 1,600-square-foot space at 465 North Germantown Parkway.
Beale Street Tourism Development Authority will meet Thursday, Dec. 10, at 4:30 p.m. in the second-floor conference room of the Memphis Grizzlies office in FedExForum, 191 Beale St. Visit shelbycountytn.gov for an agenda.
Central Defense Security will host a job fair Wednesday, Dec. 9, from noon to 4 p.m. at the Orange Mound Community Center, 2572 Park Ave. CDS is seeking armed and unarmed guards for Memphis-area clients. For more information, visit centdef.com.
Operation Kidsafe International is aiming to keep Memphis-area children safe with two local events next week.
Families will be able to capture their child's picture and fingerprints using a digital
With the season the University of Memphis football team is having, no one wants to miss its game. And there's nothing quite like opening night for the Tigers basketball team.
This Saturday, Nov. 14, with Memphis football and basketball playing at nearly the same time, Tiger Sports Properties – the Learfield Sports arm for U of M athletics – has had to come up with a plan for its radio broadcasts.
The third quarter of 2015 was a busy one for the retail sector with a lot of activity derived from grocery stores and small businesses.
Fundamentals are trending favorably with the total vacancy rate down to 12.6 percent compared to 12.9 percent in second quarter 2015. Net absorption rose from 134,251 square feet in second quarter to 160,229 square feet in the most recent quarter, and the rental rate increased from $8.62 to $8.72 per square foot, according to CB Richard Ellis Memphis data.
Wine at the Wall, a community fundraiser for development of the Chelsea Avenue Greenline and a celebration of the new public art installation, will be held Friday, Oct. 30, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the corner of Evergreen Street and Marble Avenue. Buy tickets at eventbrite.com or call 901-219-1059.
DeSoto County officials have held fast that the Interstate 55 interchange at Church Road needs to be fixed to accommodate a higher volume of motorists headed to the Tanger Outlets Store.
And help is finally on the way, although it's a long way down the road.
At its grand opening Nov. 20, Tanger Outlets Southaven mall will finally see light after years of development.
The project, which initially was developed by Memphis-based Poag Shopping Centers and shelved during the recession, was revived thanks to a relationship with national group Tanger Factory Outlet Centers Inc. and several public partnerships with DeSoto County and the state of Mississippi.
Just so there is no misunderstanding: If you're a billionaire living in Memphis, or even a millionaire, and you'd be interested in helping Literacy Mid-South and perhaps being on the board of directors, executive director Kevin Dean would love to sit down with you and have a conversation.
The Memphis Zoo's red panda cub finally has a name – Scout – though the 3-month-old wasn't able to make his own naming party over the weekend.
The name Scout beat out four other finalists – Desi, Riley, Sullivan and Tenzing – via public voting on the zoo's Facebook page and Instagram account. Sheila Goodman and 8-year-old Lauren Deer submitted the winning name.
DHG Wealth Advisors LLC has been named to CNBC's 2015 Top 100 Fee-Only Wealth Management Companies in the United States.
Discount Tire, the world's largest tire and wheel retailer, has opened its first Memphis-area store.
The new tire store is located at at 438 Goodman Road in Southaven, near Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto and Interstate 55.
Each year after MIFA's Feed the Soul event, Sally Jones Heinz has the same thought.
"You come to this party and it really is Memphis at its finest," said Heinz, executive director of the Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association. "It's such a diverse group of people having a really good time. Every year after the party's over, I think this is how it needs to be – Memphis all together."
About $245,000. That's the estimated cost for raising one child from birth through age 18.
And that figure surprised young women who attended a recent workshop funded by a grant from GiVE 365, the Community Foundation of Greater Memphis' dollar-a-day philanthropy program.
When Southaven Mayor Darren Musselwhite took office in June 2013, one of the first tasks that landed on his desk was a long-planned regional outlet mall.
The outlet mall, planned for a roughly 33-acre site at Church Road and Interstate 55 in the DeSoto County city, had been on the drawing board for some time, but the recession and its aftermath caused developers and Mississippi officials to put it on hold.
A Mississippi prosecutor says the case involving the death of a Tennessee man hours after police detained him remains open pending final autopsy and toxicology results, but that he doesn't have reason to believe officers did anything criminally wrong.
Academy Sports + Outdoors plans to open its first Olive Branch store, along with a store in D'Iberville on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, this fall. The Olive Branch store will be located at the corner of Pleasant Hill and Goodman roads.
Academy Sports + Outdoors plans to open its first Olive Branch store, along with a store in D'Iberville on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, this fall.
The Olive Branch store will be located at the corner of Pleasant Hill and Goodman roads.
Mid-South Association for Financial Professionals will meet Thursday, June 25, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Overton Room at the Holiday Inn University of Memphis, 3700 Central Ave. Eric Spiegel and Chris Glenn of Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP will discuss cybersecurity. Register at midsouthafp.org.
Sales and Marketing Society of the Mid-South will hold a roundtable discussion with Jeff Schultz, senior vice president of sales with APG Office Furnishings, Thursday, June 25, from 7:15 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at Chickasaw Country Club, 3395 Galloway Ave. The topic is "The Customer Buying Process." Cost is $10 for members and $15 for nonmembers. Visit sms-midsouth.org.
Memphis Blues Society and Overton Square will host a Bluesday Tuesday concert featuring John Nemeth with guest Eric Hughes Tuesday, June 23, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the Tower Courtyard, 2101 Madison Ave. Cost is free. Visit overtonsquare.com.
Investors in some of Memphis' largest publicly traded companies are likely to feel somewhat encouraged about the current state of the economy – at least, when looking at their portfolios.
Maybe during the four-plus years that Jackie Hinton was living on the streets of Memphis, you drove past her as she was walking to a shelter for a meal or a bed and a shower.
When Dr. Steven Goodman starts his new job next month as vice chancellor for research at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, he will get under way on a mission to build a strong team of scientists that helps accelerate the university's research efforts.
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center has appointed Steven R. Goodman as its new vice chancellor for research.
Goodman comes to UTHSC from the State University of New York Upstate Medical University, where he was the former vice president for research, dean of the College of Graduate Studies, and professor in both the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and the Department of Pediatrics.
Giles Sutton recently joined Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP as a partner in the firm's tax practice, where he will focus on issues pertaining to state and local tax. Sutton, an established attorney and certified public accountant, brings more than 25 years of business tax experience, with a focus on state and local tax issues within the food and beverage, health care, transportation and energy industries.
DALLAS (AP) – In a sign of the increasing importance of online video, AT&T said Wednesday it will offer Hulu's streaming TV service to its customers.
AT&T is the country's No. 2 wireless provider. It also sells TV, Internet and home phone service and is in the process of buying DirecTV, which would make it the country's largest traditional TV provider.
Ready for a new career? If you're looking for a fresh start, Tennessee may be one of the best places in the world to find it.
Through May 15, residents who want to retrain in a new career field can apply for a full scholarship to the Tennessee College of Applied Technology, a unique and highly effective system of technical colleges with 27 main campuses around the state.
Grandparents are noted for the things they teach their grandchildren.
When I was a little girl, my grandfather taught me how to draw horns, beards and mustaches on people whose pictures were in the newspaper. He told me it was always better to do this before anyone read the paper; it made it more interesting.
What is now a field near Interstate 55 and Church Road in Southaven, Miss., soon will become an outlet-shopping destination.
The 310,000-square-foot Tanger Factory Outlets Centers Inc. shopping center should be ready for shoppers by Nov. 19, just in time for Christmas.
Retail development in the Memphis area is booming in what construction and retail officials describe as the most active period for retail construction since the recession, with everything from a massive outlet mall in Southaven to grocery stores and smaller, traditional retail centers going up.
Memphis-based Makowsky Ringel Greenberg LLC is reporting leasing activity at its retail, office and industrial properties.
Local officials are expecting the outlet mall under construction by Tanger and Poag Shopping Centers to make Southaven a regional business destination.
"We are 250 miles from six states and we will probably draw from all of them," Carmen Kyle, executive director of the Southaven Chamber of Commerce, told The Commercial Appeal. "This isn't your local mall."
Seven RadioShack stores in the Memphis area are among the 1,784 retail sites the company plans to close, according to court documents related to its bankruptcy filing in early February.
The Shelby County stores to close between Feb. 17 and March 31, according to the list, are in Wolfchase Galleria, 2760 N. Germantown Parkway; Trinity Commons, 714 Germantown Parkway; the Collierville store, 694 W. Poplar Ave.; Whitehaven Plaza, 4082 Elvis Presley Blvd.; Bartlett Towne Center, 6045 Stage Road; and Polo Shops, 7464 Winchester Road. The store in Holiday Plaza Mall in West Memphis is also slated to close.
The accounting firm Dixon Hughes Goodman has signed a lease to significantly expand the size of its East Memphis office, allowing the firm to accommodate growth across a variety of its service lines.
A new rendering of a proposed LaQuinta Inn & Suites hotel at Union Avenue and Danny Thomas Boulevard Downtown shows a more urban design than a previous stock rendering sent to city and county planners.
Seven RadioShack stores in the Memphis area are among the 1,784 retail sites the company plans to close, according to court documents related to its bankruptcy filing last week.
The Shelby County stores to close between Feb. 17 and March 31, according to the list, are in Wolfchase Galleria, 2760 N. Germantown Parkway; Trinity Commons, 714 Germantown Parkway; the Collierville store, 694 W. Poplar Ave.; Whitehaven Plaza, 4082 Elvis Presley Blvd.; Bartlett Towne Center, 6045 Stage Road; and Polo Shops, 7464 Winchester Road. The store in Holiday Plaza Mall in West Memphis is also slated to close.
The Five Guys Burgers and Fries restaurant property on Union Avenue in Midtown has been sold for $950,000.
The Caruthers Group LLC sold the restaurant property at 2100 Union Ave. to a partnership including Gary E. Goodman and Sylvia Cossich Goodman of the Goodman Family Trust, Judy L. Vann of the July L. Vann Living Trust and Wayne Jon Stambler, according to Jan. 28 warranty deed.
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Two Tennessee towns will lose nearly 2,000 jobs over the next three years as Goodman Manufacturing moves the positions to a new plant being built in Texas.
Media report Goodman officials announced on Tuesday that the company plans to consolidate operations at an all-inclusive campus in Houston, which is expected to open in 2016. Daikin Industries Ltd. acquired Goodman, which manufactures heating, cooling and refrigerant products, in 2012.
The upswing in the industrial real estate sector that started in 2012 and gained momentum in 2013 continued in 2014 and the Memphis market, fueled by several large transactions late in the year, should top 2013's level of around 3.2 million square feet of absorption.
A major player in the development of outlet malls has jumped on board the long-planned effort to build a massive outlet mall in Southaven.
Tanger Outlets, which has a portfolio of 44 outlet centers in 26 markets in the U.S. and Canada, is now involved in the effort to build The Outlet Shops of the Mid-South at Interstate 55 and Church Road in Southaven.
FedEx Supply Chain Services appears poised to move ahead with an expansion in Memphis.
The third-party logistics arm of FedEx, recently won a five-year tax freeze for a $6.8 million expansion to its 454,713-square-foot warehouse at 5050 E. Holmes Road.
Morgan Bohannon has been named chairman of the board of director of Junior Achievement of Memphis & the Mid-South Inc. Bohannon, the regional market manager for iHeartMedia, became engaged with Junior Achievement when iHeartMedia sponsored the "Broadcast Center" at JA BizTown in 2012. He joined the board soon thereafter and has been involved ever since.
A Texas-based development firm will start turning dirt soon on a massive new business park in DeSoto County.
Hillwood Investment Properties is expected to begin site work in around 30 days on Legacy Park, a 266-acre distribution and business park on the south side of Goodman Road, just east of Hacks Cross Road near Polk Lane.
The latest Memphis Economic Indicator, a quarterly survey measuring general business sentiment produced jointly by The Daily News and Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP, found a downward trend in sentiment measured by almost all of the survey's six standard questions.
A New Orleans-based restaurant group has acquired three local TGI Fridays restaurants.
Southeast Restaurant Group bought the restaurants at 8325 U.S. 64, 7733 Winchester Road and 176 Goodman Road in Southaven, part of a broader 20-restaurant deal.
A Texas-based development firm could start turning dirt soon on a massive new business park in Olive Branch.
Hillwood Investment Properties is expected to close on a land purchase next week that will clear the way for Legacy Park, a 265-acre distribution and business park on the south side of Goodman Road, just east of Hacks Cross Road near Polk Lane.
In 1999, Williams-Sonoma Inc. opened its first DeSoto County distribution center on Polk Lane in Olive Branch.
The Horizon, an uncompleted 16-story residential tower overlooking the Mississippi River on the southern end of Downtown, could change hands soon.
A yet-to-be-identified buyer is under contract to purchase the tower, according to sources familiar with the effort.
As first reported by ESPN.com's Jeff Goodman, forward Calvin Godfrey is coming to the University of Memphis as a transfer from Southern University.
Measuring economic sentiment among consumers at any given moment in time involves looking at specific data points and how consumers feel about those sets of numbers and facts.
That's a key element of the Memphis Economic Indicator, a quarterly survey measuring general business and economic sentiment produced jointly by The Daily News and Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP that's now one year old.
Before a concert gets underway, musicians will run through a soundcheck that serves as a kind of warm-up to the main event, during which participants can make suggestions for tweaks before the big show and can make sure that everything is done that needs to be.
The Hollingsworth Cos., which operates a prominent industrial development company with holdings across the South, has acquired an industrial building in Senatobia, Miss.
Clinton, Tenn.-based Hollingsworth recently acquired the 198,450-square-foot building at 795 Shands Bottom Road in Senatobia from BMW.
The town of Oakland, Tenn., has been awarded a $10,800 grant from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation for a study of new procedures to improve the Fayette County town's water quality and make its wastewater treatment more efficient.
The Shops at Saddle Creek has picked up a new tenant as the lifestyle center undergoes a renovation.
Marmi Shoes has leased 1,395 square feet between Vera Bradley and Madewell at Saddle Creek. St. Louis-based Marmi Shoes offers a wide variety of women's shoe styles and sizes with a European influence. The Saddle Creek location, the first in the Memphis area and the second in Tennessee, is expected to open in the fall.
After suffering from years of benign neglect, a new, more invigorated Memphis Medical Center is finally beginning to take shape.
A drive or walk around the area these days shows the hallmarks of a changing landscape – bulldozers, backhoes, cranes and construction crews working feverishly to forge the new urban environment.
On the qualitative side of the latest Memphis Economic Indicator, a survey measuring general business sentiment produced jointly by The Daily News and Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP, respondents tended to put Memphis at a kind of inflection point at the moment.
Timothy Stephens has joined Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Advisors as a maintenance mechanic at One Commerce Square. In his new role, Stephens will performing plumbing, painting and general maintenance services.
Shawn Glemser, founder and owner of Tripp Logistics, a locally owned and operated logistics and transportation company, has renewed his lease at Nonconnah Corporate Center. Elliot Embry and Hank Martin of NAI Saig Co. represented the landlord, Nonconnah Holdings LLC.
The law firm of Rogers, Berry, Chesney & Cannon PLLC, owner of 1713 Kirby Parkway since 2006, recently sold its office building and will relocate to the iBank building on Poplar Avenue in East Memphis.
An unusually strong fourth quarter helped push the overall Memphis office market occupancy rate into positive territory for 2013, according to year-end commercial real estate market reports.
The Memphis market recorded absorption of 225,338 square feet in the fourth quarter – the largest positive absorption the market has experienced during any quarter in more than 10 years – to end the year with positive net absorption of 40,558 square feet, according to CB Richard Ellis Memphis.
J. Randolph Flatt, a financial planner with the Mid-South Financial Group of Mass Mutual, has been elected to serve as vice president and acting president for the Estate Planning Council of Memphis.
As they have for a few quarters now, Memphis-area business leaders continue to acknowledge an incremental sense of optimism about specific aspects of their companies and the economy, according to the results of the third Memphis Economic Indicator.
An Illinois-based real estate investment trust has acquired the Wedgewood Commons Shopping Center in Olive Branch, Miss., from Stonecrest Investments LLC.
NEW YORK (AP) – Hey twentysomethings, dreaming of trading in the safety of a regular paycheck to start your own business? There's no secret sauce. Instead, founders of three companies have obvious tips: Work hard, network and ask for help.
Major road and highway projects like the Interstate 269 loop, I-40/240 and the Mallory Road interchange near Frank Pigeon Industrial Park made substantial progress during 2013, with several phases of important transportation corridors wrapping up and new projects planned for 2014 and beyond.
Memphis-based Malco Theatres is raising the curtains on a new 12-screen cinema in Olive Branch, as the company continues to push deeper into new markets while at the same time investing in its existing properties.
The Memphis office of Dixon Hughes Goodman has made eight hires.
Dixon Hughes, the largest certified public accounting firm based in the South, has hired Jessie Austin, Lee Harris and Jack Kaler as associates in the firm's dealer services group, which focuses on the specialty accounting needs of automotive and heavy truck dealerships. Mack Widder, Lauren Leone and Kimberly Kirkland have been hired as associates in the firm's tax department, and Domina Cox and Lawson Kilpatrick are associates in the audit department.
After suffering through a prolonged slump, the Memphis commercial real estate market this year began to shake off the rust that gathered during the "Great Recession," and brighter days could be ahead for the prime markets in the apartment, retail, office and industrial sectors, according to local experts.
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center hosted a public information session on the development of its new campus plan last week at the Student-Alumni Center Dining Hall on its Midtown campus at 800 Madison Ave.
The explosive population growth and business-friendly environment in DeSoto County have combined to transform its formerly sleepy suburbs into thriving retail and industrial development centers.
Today, Goodman Road looks more and more like a busy commercial strip in Memphis, and DeSoto County has become the favored location for large industrial developers.
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2011 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab V6 4dr Access Cab 4WD 6.1 ft. SB (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
Bought my 2011 sr5 about a month ago. Did lots of previous research prior to buying it, fuel, reliability, pricing, etc. Month later, can't say enough of the Tacoma. Great mid size truck that stands up to all others with good gas mpg. Would highly recommend the Tacoma if your looking for a dependable mid size truck that delivers good fuel and pulling power for weekenders.
As trucks go, Tacoma is rated highly for its dependability. Time will tell
2011 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab 4dr Access Cab 6.1 ft. SB (2.7L 4cyl 5M)
I have now owned 4 Toyotas.Excluding a late 80s base model Tacoma, this is the worst vehicle I have ever owned. I will be slow to purchase a Toyota again.Cheap materials, cramped and awkward interior, an endless supply of mechanical failures. I am happy to say goodbye.I spent hours haggling over the Cruise Control failing at 70.Toyota made every excuse yet blamed me & the terrain (small incline).1 engine out of 12 takes synthetic.Of course my dealership filled it with standard and replaced it so the engine could sound like a VW bug for a while.Two...yes TWO rear bearings, a differential and a front strut later and this has been in the shop more than my last 3 cars combined!
I purchased the vehicle because of the resale rates.
Plain and simple i needed an efficient truck to haul things now and again, and do light duty work.
The truck looks nice on the interior at first glance but you quickly realize everything is plastic.
This truck fulfilled my desire as one would expect any pickup would. That's about where my fondness ends.
Make a decent vehicle, Toyota.
You're slipping in to the mentality that quality doesn't matter.
While i can actually lean against this truck without it causing a huge dent in the panel, unlike my last Tacoma, i find this truck a far stretch from being a "quality" ride.
2011 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab 4dr Access Cab 4WD 6.1 ft. SB (2.7L 4cyl 4A)
Love my truck, have had for 9,000 miles and I get 23 on highway and 18 in the city.Great off road.When towing a T@b trailer 1900 lbs need to down shift when going up Alaska mountains.If much heavier trailer I would suggest the V6.Pulls the T@b up mountains 65mph.
Off road, reliability
Better paint
2011 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab 4dr Access Cab 4WD 6.1 ft. SB (2.7L 4cyl 5M)
2011 Tacoma 4x4 5 spd std. this is the cheapest truck I have ever owned you can't make it any cheaper it doesn't look like its built to last to me I see why all the frames on the older models rust out cheap metal 4 cyl. has no power clutch is weak it can't handle light work let alone heavy . the worst money I've ever spent, if you want a cheap truck and want to spend 26K than this is the truck for you.
Make a truck thats a truck for the price you charge
2011 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab PreRunner V6 4dr Access Cab 6.1 ft. SB (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
This is my first Toyota vehicle. I have owned Ford pick-up trucks for the last 15 years but my 2007 Sport-Trac was falling apart so I decided to try something else. I researched the Frontier and the Tacoma and test drove both. I went with the 2011 Tacoma PreRunner SR5 V6 Access Cab, and I'm glad I did. The Tacoma is definitely more fun to drive than any truck I previously owned. My first 2 weeks I put 1000 miles on the truck. I can't stop driving it! The interior feels "plush" like a car and it handles very refined for city or highway driving but over the hill-country here in Texas you know it's a truck because you can feel it pull it's way up the hills very easily.
Toyota quality. What a difference! I especially like the attention to detail such as the storage compartments both inside and outside the truck. The engine reminds me of my wife's Honda, very smooth and reliable.
Back seat could be better. It's ok for short trips but uncomfortable for long one's.
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Big 12 baseball notebook: Sunny Golloway says OU playing its best
Oklahoma ended its regular season with a thud, losing nine of its last 12 games.
Over that stretch, the Sooners lost two games at West Virginia, two games to Oklahoma State and two games at Big 12 regular-season champion Kansas State.
But after Saturday's 7-6, 11-inning victory over K-State, Oklahoma enters Sunday's Big 12 Tournament title game on a three-game winning streak.
"We've been trying to fix a couple little things," said OU coach Sunny Golloway. 'We're finally becoming a complete team. We're a better team right now than we have been all year.
"But we were not a bad team ... that just becomes the perception."
OSU left the tournament at 0-3, after leading in all three games in the sixth inning or later.
So there were plenty of regrets, including Saturday, when West Virginia committed five errors and managed just eight hits, yet won 6-5 in 10 innings.
"I think anytime the other team makes five errors — what did we have, 10 hits? — you'd like to think you could come out on the plus side of the ledger," said Cowboys coach Josh Holliday. "It's really a credit to them, to be honest with you. They bounced back."
OSU left 10 men on base and hit into three double plays, foiling their chances at big innings.
"We were close," Holliday said. "One more swing of the bat might have been that final straw. But they wouldn't go away and we didn't do the necessary things to put them down either."
Kansas State entered the Big 12 Tournament in the mix to host an NCAA Tournament regional.
And the Wildcats hope that Saturday's loss to the Sooners don't damage their hopes.
"It's out of our hands," said K-State coach Brad Hill. "I maybe shouldn't have said anything yesterday about thinking we should host, but it's good for my team. I think we've had a heck of a year. I think the Big 12 champion should be a host of a regional, personally.
"Our league is good — very good — and I would think we would deserve that opportunity for going through the Big 12 when weekend to weekend is just a battle. Then we come win a couple games down here."
The Wildcats, holding a No. 18 RPI, are securely in the tournament, which represents something after a sub-. 500 season a year ago. So Monday's Road to Omaha selection show will be fun, either way.
"I'm glad that we get to watch it this year," said K-State second baseman Ross Kivett. "We'll be together and hopefully it works out in our favor, but we just want to play and we're going to play hard every day.
"I don't think we're too concerned about things we can't control right now."
Jacob Rice drove in one run against Oklahoma State. The big one — an RBI single that came in the bottom of the 10th inning and scored the game-winning run for West Virginia.
"I love that situation," said Rice, a Tulsa Union product.
The Mountaineers left fielder said that every kid dreams of being in that spot. And with a runner on second and facing a 1-2 count, Rice drilled a pitch from Brendan McCurry to right field and Bobby Boyd raced home to score.
"I've got a lot of family here," Rice said. "It's great to play in front of them. It's pretty cool."
A few days before Baylor's first game, expected opening day starting pitcher Brad Kuntz was lost for the season with a back injury.
The rough year ended with Saturday's 8-2 Big 12 Tournament loss to Texas Tech. Baylor (27-28) lost eight of its last 10 games, including all three of its Big 12 tourney contests this week.
"When your season starts and the week before the first game, your (opening) night guy has two broken bones in his back, that's not a good way to start," said Bears coach Steve Smith.
"Been trying to piece it together, and I think we did a decent job of that. We weren't very good this year on the road, particularly in the league."
Baylor was briefly in first place in the Big 12 standings midway through April after taking two of three games in their home series with Oklahoma, but lost went 8-11 the rest of the year.
It's not that Kansas State couldn't get hits through the first eight innings, but that the Wildcats couldn't manage any timely hits against Oklahoma.
Still, it looked like Kansas State had finally broken through in the seventh when Shane Conlon ripped a ball into deep right field after the Wildcats got the first two runners aboard in the inning.
Except Taylor Alspaugh, who had started just two games coming into the tournament, chased down Conlon's drive just as he hit the wall to likely save two runs.
Kindle Ladd forced the next batter to ground into a double play to end the threat.
"How about that catch out there?" Golloway said. "I'm going to go back and watch it on the highlights. I didn't see it. I got blocked. That ball was crushed."
Alspaugh was elevated into the starting lineup recently when Hunter Haley went down high a high-ankle sprain.
Golloway on Kansas State, which now awaits its NCAA fate after losing Saturday to the Sooners: "The last thing I want is that loss — which I don't think it will — to shake them. Because at this point, once we leave this tournament, we want everybody in the conference to do really well. We want representation down the road, Super Regionals. We've got to get back to Omaha."


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Joining Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand as a Creative Director in 1998, Eslinger began creating mobile ideas launching projects for Rugby Super 12, the New Zealand All Blacks, Telecom, NZ Dairy Foods and the NZ Retirement Commission. More recently, he has worked across applications, augmented reality and games for Toyota, 3M, Burton Snowboards, Coca-Cola, T-Mobile and Visa. Now based in London, Eslinger works across Saatchi & Saatchi's worldwide digital capability and in 2002 was appointed to the Worldwide Creative Board where he leads the creative growth of Saatchi & Saatchi's worldwide digital team, adding new teams and capabilities. He is a multiple Cannes Lion winner and has previously served on the Cyber and Titanium and Integrated juries before presiding over the Cyber Lions jury in 2007.
Commenting on his appointment, Eslinger said, "It's always an honour to be asked to join a jury and awesome to be asked to be president for a new category, especially one I have a deep passion for. I've been creating mobile ideas for over a decade and I'm stoked that Cannes Lions has chosen this particularly exciting time to start recognising the best ideas created for mobile devices, apps, sites and other new and wonderful permutations. I'm keen to get started!"
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Just imagine yourself, with a sun-kissed nose and salty skin, stepping down from 'By the Sea' Guests Bed & Breakfasts 100-ft. wraparound glass-screened porch onto the white sands on our own private beach on beautiful Nantucket Sound. 'By the Sea' Guests is located on Chase Avenue & Inman Road in Dennisport, Massachusetts on Cape Cod. Free high speed internet access! Ask about our suites! Unbelievable nearby restaurants! "An oasis in the hustle-bustle of life....rolling waves, sounds and smell of salty air"....cleanliness, friendliness and hospitality beyond compare! Yummy full breakfast overlooking the ocean.....All day, every day...hot and cold beverages, fresh fruit, homemade cookies, gooey chocolate cake, decadent carrot cake........heaven on the ocean!!!
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From the beginning to the end of our stay it was wonderful at this place: Best reception (with travel book!!!!), wonderful small room with sea view. Unbeatable breakfast, observing staff. Everything was great. Absolut recommendation!!!
4.8 on October 02, 2015
Six of us who attended the same grade school 56 years ago had fabulous "reunion" in Cape Cod and stayed at By the Sea. The setting is beautiful, the staff attentive to our needs, and the people who prepared and served the breakfast were incredible. The food, the accommodation for all of our idiosyncrasies, and the joyful service started each day on a high note which continued throughout the day.
4.2 on September 26, 2015
We had rainy weather, but the suite was so comfortable and with a full kitchen, we did not mind. The rooms had just been redone and were immaculate. The pictures on the website did not show the new large screen TV recently added in the living room. Made watching the Patriots game Very enjoyable!
4.6 on August 20, 2015
Had no idea what I was getting when I booked this place. Just went on the positive reviews. And they were right. The rooms were on the small size but you really don't spend any time in your room, so space is not needed. Very clean, neat, bathrooms were clean and modern. Very quiet at night; everyone was respectful of that. Our party had 2 rooms, both on the first floor at the back; one with a king bed and the other a queen and twin. Beds were very comfortable. No complaints at all. Breakfasts are great and filling. If you wanted it "tweeked" in some way they were happy to do that, i.e., not adding meat or onions, etc. But if you don't want the hot breakfast, there is yogurt, breads, cereal, etc. There is lemonade and cookies out all day. You sit with different people at breakfast and it's fun to meet everyone. People are friendly. One evening we just brought in a pizza and sat in the breakfast room and ate and played cards. This place is right on a beach with chairs, umbrellas, tables, etc. If you park at the public beach ( which is right next door) you will pay $20 - $25 for parking. We loved the place and the location.
5 on August 14, 2015
We came to Cape Cod last year, our first visit to the area. Staying at By the Sea was just the remarkable place we expected. It was also our first bed and breakfast. The breakfast incredible and the view even better. We had a wonderful time, so we came back this year. Same room, and same great time. We highly recommend this bed and breakfast.
3.8 on August 05, 2015
Myself with 3 adults stayed in the "Constantine Suite," a 2-bedroom suite with a full kitchen, living room and dining area. The room was gorgeous, and had lots of space, beautifully carved dressers and beds. The only drawback was that the website and letter I received from the b&b stated that a second car could be parked in a lot down the street and must pay town's parking fees. That was understandable, since they have limited parking. However, we weren't able to park that second car in any lot because there was no overnight parking allowed or a town parking permit was needed. No one at the b&b knew this. They were accommodating though, and gave us a second parking permit (with a little push). The breakfast was very good, but there was only one option per day, which was a little disappointing since it's $15 per person (the suites don't include breakfast).. So I paid $15 for egg and ham on a croissant with coffee. However, the food quality was great, and there was always cookies, lemonade, cake, and coffee available at all times. The private beach was also beautiful and the b&b had their own bathroom on the beach, which was convenient and always clean. Overall, we had a great experience and would return.
5 on June 03, 2015
We just spent the most delightful weekend By the Sea, celebrating our 30th anniversary. From the warm welcome we received to the smell of fresh baked cookies in the veranda overlooking the neatest beach you will find (raked every morning), we could not have been more comfortable. Our room was spotless, fresh, clean and very comfortable, great shower pressure! The ocean view out the window (308) was lovely. The breakfast experience every morning was delicious and we met very nice people each day. It was centrally located to everything we wanted to see. I don't typically write reviews, but I do read them. Our experience was well worth mentioning and I would highly recommend you visit and enjoy yourself By The Sea. Room Tip: The ocean front room was definitely worth it! Room 308 had cross ventilation as well as ceiling fan.
4.6 on June 02, 2015
Lovely place to stay with a wedding reception right across the street (Sea View Inn). We had one of the 2 bedroom suites which are spectacular! Breakfast each morning was wonderful (but should be included in the price of the suite). Private beach was nice... staff very attentive and happy. Cost was a bit steep but we enjoyed the convenience.
3.8 on May 20, 2015
Great B&B...clean, charming, and exceptional service. Great breakfast! We will go back again. Website won't let me check the "outstanding" rating...but it was!
5 on January 04, 2015
Everything about "By The Sea" was outstanding. We stayed in a suite the last week of Dec.. The entrance was within a couple of hundred feet of the beach. I sat on the private deck looking at the ocean and drank my coffee every morning. Kitchen and entire suite was spotless. Price was 1/2 what I would have expected for this suite and location. We will certainly be going back!
Quiet and comfortable describes Room One hundred eleven. In the beautiful ceramic tiled bath with glass shower, one may enjoy a relaxing soak in the tub. Room 111 has a queen and a twin bed. This room is air conditioned and just steps away from our sandy beach.
Nightly Rate: $140 - $235
Spacious and sunlit with a large bay window, this room accommodates up to four guests. Room One hundred twelve has a double and a trundle bed that opens up to two twin beds. It has a private bath with a shower/soaking tub combination. The room also has an air conditioner. The view from the window in Room 112 presents a very special scene of the ocean over a sand dune. Also has 2 comfortable chairs and a little table at the bay window.
Nightly Rate: $195 - $305
Tucked away in the back corner of the Inn is Room One hundred thirteen. A bright, airy and quiet room it can accommodate two guests or three by including a cot. We have upgraded this room with a king bed.
Nightly Rate: $150 - $250
A wonderful view of the ocean can be seen from the large bay window in Room One hundred fourteen. Decorated in soft pastels and spacious enough to accommodate four guests and if needed a cot could provide space for five. The room has a private bath. The ocean can be seen from the large bay window on the side of the house.
Nightly Rate: $180 - $290
Sweet and cozy, a queen bed with natural wicker surrounded with soft colors describes the peaceful Room of Two hundred one at the top of the stairs. Could be enjoyed by three if a cot is included.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $245
Ocean breezes, salt air, extended views as far as the eye can see... High ceilings, spacious and lovely and enough room for up to four guests in each room. Five guests could stay in each if need be with the use of our cot in addition to the two queen beds. Wonderful views of Nantucket Sound, our private beach and on a clear day of Monomoy Island off of Chatham.
Nightly Rate: $190 - $305
A favorite of many and furnished with a queen bed and one comfortable cushy chair-the perfect place to relax! It has a private bath with a wonderful view of the ocean as well. This room can accommodate two people or three with a cot. The view is breathtaking from the window in the small alcove and from the bath as well.
Nightly Rate: $165 - $280
Cozy, quiet and sunny, Room Three hundred six will provide rest and relaxation for two after a day on our beautiful beach. This room has a double bed.
Nightly Rate: $130 - $195
The perfect getaway for two people, this oceanfront room with a spectacular view is airy and peaceful. This room has one queen bed. Spectacular view of our private beach and of the ocean.
Nightly Rate: $160 - $270
Room Three hundred eight has the best view in the Inn! It has a queen and a twin bed and is bright and airy. The sound of the waves will lull you to sleep at night. Up to four guests(includes cot) will never want to leave this piece of heaven. Best view of our private beach, Nantucket Sound and beyond!!!
Nightly Rate: $170 - $275
High at the top of the house, nestled off to the side of the third floor is Room Three hundred ten. Cozy with a high rise double bed and has a private bath. A magnificent view of the ocean from the bedroom and bath as well.
Nightly Rate: $155 - $260
Ocean breezes, salt air, extended views as far as the eye can see... High ceilings, spacious and lovely and enough room for up to five guests to enjoy comfortably.
Nightly Rate: $190 - $305
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