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Shelby County Commissioners endorsed state legislation Monday, Feb. 20, that would legalize marijuana for medical purposes, came out against a school voucher bill by state Senator Brian Kelsey of Germantown and turned away a social media use policy for county employees.
Memphis Police Director Michael Rallings is reviewing a list of 81 citizens who cannot come to City Hall without a police escort to wherever they are going in the building after Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland requested the review Saturday, Feb. 18.
With its central location, unparalleled access to major roads, rails, runways and rivers and low cost-of-living, it's no surprise that Memphis and the surrounding area is a popular destination for corporate headquarters, national retail brands and major industrial centers.
Democrats appear delighted about division within Republican ranks concerning Gov. Bill Haslam's proposed fuel-tax increase, detecting a possible chink in the armor.
"How many times does the supermajority have to stab the governor in the back and undermine his core proposals before the people of the state of Tennessee wonder whether they need a different group up here?" asks Mike Stewart, House Minority Caucus chairman.
Shelby County Commissioners approved a $115,000 grant Monday, Feb. 6, to Planned Parenthood Greater Memphis Region on a 7-5 party line vote.
The vote on funding for a free condom distribution program that is a federal grant passed through the state drew a capacity crowd in commission chambers Downtown. Some of the partisans in the audience saw the controversy as a reflection of the country's post-election political divide.
The first overtime game in the history of the Super Bowl. Patriots over Falcons 34 – 28. And I will just point out here that on Friday, Terry McCormick, who cover the Titans for us in Nashville, predicted the general outcome with a score of 31-27. And as it turns out there is ample life after Brady-hate, Atlanta-envy and the Super Bowl here in Memphis. It includes the Memphis Open. Tennis, anyone?
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland and his administration come up with some surprises in de-annexation recommendations to the city task force on the issue. The three most recently annexed areas of Memphis were considered likely to be in the recommendations. Although the indication last year was that this would take a lot of discussion before someone actually wrote that on a Power Point presentation at City Hall. Not only did Strickland do that – he also included four other areas.
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland wants to at least discuss de-annexing seven parts of the city and reducing the city's square mileage by 8 percent and thus increasing the city's population density.
With the Super Bowl putting the finishing touches on the 2016 NFL season, it's time to concentrate on next season. That means much of the focus around the National Football League for the next three months – and, locally, with the Tennessee Titans – will be centered on the draft.
UNION CITY, Tenn. (AP) – State officials say Williams Sausage Co. plans to build a second plant in Union City, creating 226 new jobs over the next five years.
Marc Gasol makes the NBA's Western Conference All Star team as a reserve, the first player in the history of the Grizz to make the All-Star Game three times.
Grizz business operations president Jason Wexler asked about Memphis hosting an NBA All-Star Game one of these days at The Daily News Sports Seminar Thursday at the Brooks. Wexler saying the city doesn't have enough hotel rooms – the same barrier to drawing bigger conventions and meetings to the city.
For those needing a Titans fix this week, there are a couple of things to occupy your mind and perhaps pique your curiosity.
First, there is one last chance to get another glimpse at the 2016 Tennessee Titans, who finished a surprising 9-7.
An interesting thing happened just a couple of hours before Gov. Bill Haslam unveiled his fuel-tax increase plan amid great fanfare at the State Capitol.
As the governor started explaining the proposed IMPROVE Act to reporters during a short media briefing, he apparently realized more people were poring over a handout than paying attention. They were trying to get a jump on writing stories while digesting the numbers combined with an array of tax breaks designed to make tax increases more palatable.
Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell says he supports Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam's proposed gas-tax hike coupled with a roll back of other taxes.
If South Cordova, Windyke and Southwind leave Memphis, the city should get to keep sales tax and property tax revenue generated by commercial properties in those three recently annexed areas.
That, says Shelby County Commissioner Terry Roland, is the deal to be had in ongoing deannexation discussions.
When we talk about the culture of Memphis, you probably think music first, then maybe food. Perhaps church.
But is that really the sum total of the city's pulse, or are the big three the expression of a cultural mix that is more diverse and more complex?
For more than a decade, the skeleton of First United Methodist Church's return on the northeast corner of Second Street and Poplar Avenue has been standing. It went up shortly after the last of the original church's façade crumbled, dashing hopes that some of the blue-gray stones of the original church might survive following a disastrous 2006 fire. And now there are signs the church is about to return.
REMEMBERING MOMENTS. I recently called my oldest older brother. I told him that there was snow on the ground outside my window, it was 19 degrees, my gardenia looked like a lime Popsicle, and I didn't appreciate it. This time of year there's generally a couple of feet of snow outside his Adirondacks window, 19 is downright balmy, and he's often threatened to send some of that my way.
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – Electric car maker GreenTech Automotive has laid off some or all employees at its Mississippi Delta plant.
Mississippi Department of Employment Security spokeswoman Dianne Bell told The Associated Press Thursday that the agency has been told GreenTech is "shutting down" in Tunica County.
Add Dave & Buster's to the list of "it" retail hot spots. The restaurant-arcade has inked a lease in Cordova by Wolfchase Galeria with plans to open later this year, probably fourth quarter.
Are the Tennessee Titans on the verge of a breakthrough? It seemed as much over the second half of the 2016 season – the meltdown at Jacksonville notwithstanding.
But a man who knows something about building the Titans says the current edition is on the right track under the guidance of general manager Jon Robinson and head coach Mike Mularkey.
Shelby County Commissioners voted Monday, Jan. 9, to renew a contract with attorney Julian Bolton after some debate about whether Bolton's position is necessary.
Shelby County Commissioners voted Monday, Jan 9, to renew its contract with attorney Julian Bolton after some debate about whether Bolton's position in necessary.
Somewhere in the back of our minds, I think most of us knew there were probably some circumstances under which Booksellers at Laurelwood might remain open. And as it turns out there are some terms the owner is talking about just past the post-New Year's shock of work that the store will close in February.
Optimism, joy and even satisfaction – emotions largely missing for several seasons – were evident as the Tennessee Titans closed out the 2016 season and emptied their lockers at St. Thomas Sports Park.
Mid South Area Business Travel Association will meet Thursday, Jan. 5, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at The Peabody hotel, 149 Union Ave. A roundtable of airline, car and hotel providers will discuss what programs are available, how to qualify, the process for getting started and how to adjust and grow. Cost is $25 for members and $40 for nonmembers. Visit msabta.org.
When the subject is crime in Memphis, it never stays in one place for very long. Former Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton's conclusion that the city's problem with violent crime is a black problem drew criticism Tuesday, Jan. 3, from Memphis City Council member Janis Fullilove.
The Yard will recycle Christmas trees free of charge Wednesday, Jan. 4, through Jan. 29 at its recycling and composting facility, 1735 Thomas Road. Hours are Mondays through Fridays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. If you mention Memphis Botanic Garden, The Yard will donate $5 to MBG. Call 901-833-9273 for details.
Memphis City Councilman Philip Spinosa says shopping malls should consider providing some additional security measures instead of relying solely on Memphis Police to quell disturbances at the malls.
The Fourth Bluff Ice Rink in Mississippi River Park will offer ice skating lessons Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Taught by the Figure Skating Club of Memphis, the 30-minute lessons are included with the $10 ice rink admission, which also includes skate rental. Visit memphisriverfront.com for hours, events and activities.
The Fourth Bluff Ice Rink in Mississippi River Park will offer ice skating lessons Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Taught by the Figure Skating Club of Memphis, the 30-minute lessons are included with the $10 ice rink admission, which also includes skate rental. Visit memphisriverfront.com.
One of the biggest stories of 2016 wasn't planned and the spontaneous nature of the July 10 demonstration that closed the Hernando DeSoto Bridge made it a very unusual story. It was spontaneous and it tapped long held feelings and frustrations. For that reason and others, it is its own story in our continuing review of the year's biggest stories in Memphis.
Death claimed transcendent political figures in 2016, including Cuba's revolutionary leader and Thailand's longtime king, but also took away royals of a different sort: kings of pop music, from Prince and David Bowie to George Michael.
ATLANTA (AP) – When President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January, Republicans will have the opportunity to pull off something they have wanted to do for years – overhaul Medicaid, the program that provides health care to tens of millions of lower-income and disabled Americans.
2016 was an eventful election year in Shelby County, ending with the most popular voting cycle in Shelby County politics: the U.S. presidential general election in November. Slightly more than 60 percent of the county's voters cast a ballot either during early voting in October or on the Nov. 8 Election Day.
Be honest. How many of you are even at work Friday? And if you are, how many of you know there are cookies or egg nog in the break room? "He sees you when you are sleeping. He knows when you're awake."
Tennessee has its NFL team back. The Titans had slipped off the national radar about eight years ago and – to a lesser extent – out of Nashville's consciousness a few years after that, sometime around the end of the Jeff Fisher era and throughout the following years.
The Titans had been riding the gifted right arm of Marcus Mariota for about two months. The second-year quarterback had played so well during that period that he was named November AFC Offensive Player of the Month and was beginning to draw attention as one of the young QBs to keep an eye on as he began elevating his game toward superstardom.
Shelby County Commissioners have set a special meeting for Dec. 14 to vote on the second reading of two ordinances that would change county purchasing procedures to both enhance the amount of locally owned small businesses that get county contracts and establish a minority and women business enterprise (MWBE) program.
In light of the Tennessee Titans' 6-6 record and continuing relevance in the NFL playoff picture, I offer those three little words that are so hard to say:
"I was wrong."
And here's three more:
Those looking at the Tennessee Titans' season thus far as half-empty see a 6-6 team with enough flaws to offset many of the positive steps that have been taken this year.
But for those looking at the Titans' season as half-full, it is hard not to notice that the same 6-6 record that speaks volumes about this season has Tennessee in an honest-to-goodness division title race for the first time in eight years.
The Haslam administration is forging ahead with plans to nab a statewide facilities services contractor after an outside analysis backed up a study showing estimated cost savings of more than $35 million a year at Tennessee universities.
Shelby County Commissioners have set a special meeting for Dec. 14 to vote on the second read-ing of two ordinances that would change county purchasing procedures to both enhance the amount of locally owned small businesses that get county contracts and establish a minority and women business enterprise program.
The Shelby County Commission voted down Monday, Dec. 5, an ordinance that would have matched a city of Memphis ordinance allowing police the option of writing a civil summons or ticket with a $50 fine for possession of half an ounce or less of marijuana.
Shelby County Commissioners voted down Monday, Dec. 5, an ordinance that would have matched the city of Memphis ordinance allowing police the option of writing a civil summons or ticket with a $50 fine for possession of half an ounce or less or marijuana.
There are seven no votes on the Shelby County Commission against an ordinance allowing Shelby County Sheriff's deputies to write a civil summons with a $50 fine for possession of a half ounce or less of marijuana.
The death toll in the East Tennessee wildfires goes to 10 Thursday as the recovery effort moves beyond a search for those missing. The count of buildings burned in Sevier County is estimated at more than 700 – 300 just in Gatlinburg. And 47 people are injured by the latest count. The count of those who died in the fires includes confirmation that Jon and Janet Summer of Memphis are among the dead recovered so far.
As the Tennessee Titans headed out the door for some long-overdue bye week days off, one veteran got more than he expected – the rest of the season off.
Perrish Cox was hardly the only member of the Titans secondary to have struggled this year, but his play, particularly in the past two games, was plenty suspect, and the guess here is that when he fell down on a first-and-goal play – bailed out only when Bears receiver Josh Bellamy inexplicably dropped a game-winning touchdown – that that was the final straw for Coach Mike Mularkey and general manager Jon Robinson.
Shelby County Commissioners talked about possible legal action Wednesday, Nov. 30, against Tyler Technologies, the company supplying a new computer system for the local criminal justice system.
The prolonged discussion in committee sessions Wednesday is the latest development in a disastrous rollout of the new record keeping system for the local court system.
Are we there yet? We took a family vacation to South Carolina several years ago and heard the old familiar question from the back seat after about five minutes on the road.
The excitement of the destination had been consumed by the dread of the journey.
It's time. In a weak AFC South, the Tennessee Titans appear to be at least a year ahead of schedule in their quest for playoff contention.
Sure, a 5-5 record might not look all that great to those on the outside, but considering where this team has been the past few years, the Titans at least have hope that the second half of the season will be for something other than next year's draft position.
Shelby County voters re-elected all but six incumbents seeking re-election on the Nov. 8 election ballot.
And the biggest upset on the local ballot gave Democrats a gain of one seat in the state House delegation from Shelby County.
If you stood in certain places during the last days of the 2016 campaign in Memphis you could see the 2018 elections even if you couldn't see Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's national victory over Democratic contender Hillary Clinton.
So exactly what do the Tennessee Titans have in Marcus Mariota?
Mariota's performance in Sunday's 43-35 loss to the San Diego Chargers was in some ways a microcosm of his efforts to date with the Titans.
Still parsing election numbers, although 24 hours after the polls closed in Shelby County, the Election Commission was still counting absentee ballots.
Here is a statewide perspective from Associated Press.
Tennessee is lagging much of the nation when it comes to the ability to remove scoundrels from public office.
And, make no mistake, the Volunteer State has had its fair share of ne'er-do-well politicians who would likely have been thrown out of office if the proper procedures had been in place.
Voter turnout in Shelby County for the 2016 presidential general election was 59.7 percent, according to unofficial returns posted by the Shelby County Election Commission early Wednesday, Nov. 9. That marks the lowest showing since the 2004 presidential general election, when turnout was 57 percent.
If you followed John Podesta's lead and called it a day sometime around midnight expecting this whole Presidential thing would get wrapped up later in the day Wednesday, you have some catching up to do.
Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump won Tennessee's 11 electoral votes Tuesday, Nov. 8, in unofficial statewide election returns while Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton carried Shelby County in the popular vote.
Outside of his game-winning touchdown catch that capped a comeback in Detroit, Andre Johnson didn't do much on the stat sheet for the Tennessee Titans.
A pot ordinance for unincorporated areas of Shelby County got only four votes Monday, Oct. 31, from the county commission but still advanced to second reading, and commissioners could not agree on a resolution opposing a Nov. 8 ballot question that would shift MLGW funds to the city of Memphis.
Shelby County Commissioners couldn't come up with seven votes, much less a unanimous vote, Monday. Oct. 31, on a resolution opposing the November ballot question that would change the balance of in lieu of tax payments by Memphis Light Gas and Water Division in favor of the city of Memphis.
Former Shelby County Commissioner Sidney Chism threw a masquerade party two nights before Halloween on an excursion boat.
The year's biggest office deal didn't affect Memphis' office absorption at all, but everyone in real estate has felt its reverberations.
When ServiceMaster Global Holdings announced its move to the shuttered Peabody Place Mall from Ridge Lake office park, it promised new life for a 328,000-square-foot black hole in Downtown's retail market.
RED STATES. RED HERRINGS. Earlier this year, I wrote about laws our state Legislature passed in their last session to solve problems that didn't exist.
Statistically, you and I are much more likely to be struck by lightning while in the next door bathroom stall to a transgender person who just committed voter fraud, or sitting between an outraged counselor or therapist and a same-sex couple carrying concealed weapons in a college chapel pew than we are to fall victim to anything the Legislature has proposed or passed laws to protect us against.
By the time many of you read this, Marcus Mariota might have already torched the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Or he might not. Such is life dealing with the trials and tribulations of breaking in a young quarterback.
The Chicago Cubs have the charm and the brand. Lovable losers. The Friendly Confines of Wrigley Field.
And they are fighting 108 years of history. The Goat Curse. The Gatorade on Leon Durham's glove. Steve Bartman.
A single two-point victory at home over the worst team the NFL has to offer this season might not sound like much of an accomplishment.
But for the Tennessee Titans it was definitely a step back toward respectability.
RiverArtsFest is gearing up for its 10th annual fine arts festival this weekend Downtown in the South Main Arts District, where more than 20,000 people are expected to attend the three-day event.
Launched in 1989 as Arts in the Park in Overton Park before relocating to the Memphis Botanic Garden in 1992, the fest was revitalized in 2007 as RiverArtsFest and moved to its present location.
The new leader of the Catholic Diocese of Memphis comes to the city from 12 years in Washington, D.C., as auxiliary bishop and vicar general of the Archdiocese of Washington.
Martin David Holley was installed Wednesday, Oct. 19, as the fifth bishop of the Memphis diocese, succeeding Bishop J. Terry Steib.
In a two-month period, Shelby County government has decided to add ambulances to the services provided by the Shelby County Fire Department after years of regular debates about the wisdom of contracting with private companies for the service.
U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen's choice of cap usually has some logo related to the University of Memphis or the Grizzlies and, occasionally, to baseball legend and childhood inspiration Minnie Minoso.
Shelby County government is in the ambulance business with a set of three resolutions totaling $7.5 million approved Monday, Oct. 17, by the Shelby County Commission.
The Shelby County Fire Department is to start providing ambulance service Jan. 1. That includes taking delivery of 12 ambulances and hiring 60 people cross-trained as paramedics and emergency medical technicians as well as firefighters.
Is it too simple to say: As goes Taylor Lewan, so go the Tennessee Titans?
It's obviously too broad a generalization, but Lewan's ups and downs on the field and off do seem in many ways to mirror the Titans' fortunes in recent years.
Cue the organ. You know, the one from those old soap operas or radio dramas. And prepare for the latest episode of Island of Mud. When last we looked in on Mud Island River Park, the city had two finalists to redevelop all or a part of the southern half of the island that is really a peninsula.
So how much improvement has there been with the Tennessee Titans this season?
The bottom line shows a 1-3 record, the same as the past two seasons that produced only a combined five wins in 32 games.
ATLANTA (AP) – The cost of expanding Medicaid under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul is rising faster than expected in many states, causing budget anxieties and political misgivings.
Preseasons are based on optimism, on fresh starts, on positive change and on the belief that anything is possible. So, yes, it was all ice cream and sunshine at Grizzlies Media Day; actually, a slimmer Zach Randolph was seen helping himself to a slice of the media's pizza, but the point is unbridled hope is the oxygen that sustains teams – and fans – before the games start for real.
U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen set stark terms for the presidential general election as local Democrats opened their Memphis headquarters for nominee Hillary Clinton.
The office of the future hacks down cubicle walls in favor of modular furniture that encourages collaboration. As many business sectors, from banking to legal services, move to a tech-first approach, companies are turning away from traditional office configurations to attract the next generation of talent.
Was Sunday's stunning victory in Detroit the start of a turning point for the Tennessee Titans?
For a team that has just six wins since 2013, erasing a 12-point deficit on the road was certainly a sign of hope for a franchise that has experienced virtually nothing but despair for several years now.
When Wade Bolton was shot and fatally wounded in Court Square in 1869 by a former partner in a slave trading firm, it continued a long-running feud across several years in which eight people altogether would die violently.
Being an offensive or defensive coordinator can be a thankless job.
Call a play that backfires, and all the armchair coaches in the stands and watching at home are screaming for their head. And of course, when those amateur play-callers have Twitter at their fingertips, it only makes the criticism worse.
Second- and third-tier retail markets are seeing a resurgence nationally, and Memphis' own economic recovery is garnering attention from out-of-town retailers.
Among the higher-end retailers preparing for their first local store are Ikea, which is set to open in the next few months, and Trader Joe's and Nordstrom Rack, both of which are in their early stages and are expected to open by the end of 2017.
Editor's note: Nashville sports correspondent Dave Link has been accurate in predicting season outcomes for the Tennessee Vols in recent years. His 2016 season predictions, released just before press time, culminates with an SEC Championship appearance. Here's his take on the season…
Republican Congressional contender David Kustoff couldn't resist as several dozen people gathered for the opening of the local Republican Party's campaign headquarters Wednesday, Aug. 31, in East Memphis.
"Try to remember the kind of September when life was slow and oh, so mellow. Try to remember the kind of September when grass was green and grain was yellow."
It would appear this is that kind of September you would otherwise be remembering.
Shelby County Commissioners have approved a ballot question for the Nov. 8 elections that would give them the final say if the county mayor moves to fire the county attorney.
But before the vote Monday, Aug. 29, by commissioners, Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell indicated he might veto the referendum, saying he has a "concern" about what would be a limit on the power of mayors with the proposed amendment to the Shelby County charter.
Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell says he should have some kind of final decision on continuing ambulance service by the end of the year in the unincorporated county and Millington, Arlington and Lakeland.
Melvin Burgess is the new chairman of the Shelby County Commission.
The second-term Democratic commissioner ran unopposed for the leadership post and was elected by the body at its Monday, Aug. 15, session.
You might call it round two of the deannexation battle.
In Nashville Monday, Aug. 22, a summer study committee of legislators picks up where the debate on a deannexation proposal during the Tennessee Legislature's regular session ended earlier this year.
One of the most electrifying plays of the Tennessee Titans preseason opening win should make fans feeling much better about the team for the coming season.
DeMarco Murray's 71-yard touchdown run seemed to answer questions as to whether the veteran running back has anything left after struggling last season with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Malco movie theater in South Main is to begin construction in September, the latest piece of the Central Station development where construction of apartment units on the Front Street side of the property has been underway for some time.
The mayors of Collierville and Millington are running for re-election on the November ballot and as the noon Thursday, Aug. 18, filing deadline approaches for the Bartlett, Germantown, Collierville and Millington municipal ballots the two mayors have challengers.
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Volume 34, Number 1, Summer 2003
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From: Journal of Interdisciplinary History
Rats, Communications, and Plague: Toward an Ancient and Medieval Ecological History
pp. 1-25
"We've Got a Right to Fight; We're Married": Domesic Homicide in Chicago, 1875-1920
pp. 27-48
Review Essay
Quid nobis cum pelago? The New Thalassology and the Economic History of Europe
pp. 49-61
Altruistically Inclined?: The Behavioral Sciences, Evolutionary Theory, and the Origins of Reciprocity (review)
pp. 63-64
The Health of Nations: Infectious Disease, Environmental Change, and Their Effects on National Security and Development (review)
pp. 64-65
Openness, Secrecy, Authorship: Technical Arts and the Culture of Knowledge from Antiquity to the Renaissance (review)
pp. 66-68
The Politics of Consumption: Material Culture and Citizenship in Europe and America (review)
pp. 69-71
The Church in an Age of Danger: Parsons and Parishioners, 1660-1740 (review)
pp. 73-74
Family and Friends in Eighteenth-Century England: Household, Kinship, and Patronage (review)
pp. 75-76
Origins of the French Welfare State: The Struggle for Social Reform in France, 1914-1947 (review)
pp. 81-83
La citta dei crucci: Fazioni e clientele in uno stato repubblicano del '400 (review)
pp. 83-85
Humanism and Education in Medieval and Renaissance Italy: Tradition and Innovation in Latin Schools from the Twelfth to the Fifteenth Century (review)
pp. 85-86
The Spinelli of Florence: Fortunes of a Renaissance Merchant Family (review)
pp. 87-88
The Making of the Slavs: History and Archeology of the Lower Danube Region ca. 500-700 (review)
pp. 92-93
The Early Slavs: Culture and Society in Early Medieval Eastern Europe (review)
pp. 94-95
Breaking Loose Together: The Regulator Rebellion in Pre-Revolutionary North Carolina (review)
pp. 97-98
Working Cures: Healing, Health, and Power on Southern Slave Plantations (review)
pp. 102-103
Creating an Old South: Middle Florida's Plantation Frontier before the Civil War (review)
pp. 103-104
Final Freedom: The Civil War, the Abolition of Slavery, and the Thirteenth Amendment (review)
pp. 104-106
Moral Reconstruction: Christian Lobbyists and the Federal Legislation of Morality, 1865-1920 (review)
pp. 107-108
Struggle for Mastery: Disfranchisement in the South, 1888-1908 (review)
pp. 109-110
Pullman Porters and the Rise of Protest Politics in Black America, 1925-1945 (review)
pp. 110-112
The Spanish Redemption: Heritage, Power, and Loss on New Mexico's Upper Rio Grande (review)
pp. 112-113
The Cosmos of the Yucatec Maya: Cycles and Steps from the Madrid Codex (review)
pp. 116-117
The Mixtecs of Colonial Oaxaca: Nudzahui History, Sixteenth through Eighteenth Centuries (review)
pp. 119-120
Columbus's Outpost among the Tainos: Spain and America at La Isabela, 1493-1498 (review)
pp. 120-122
Between the Sacred and the Worldly: The Institutional and Cultural Practice of Recogimiento in Colonial Lima (review)
pp. 122-124
Religion, Culture and Society in Colombia: Medellin and Antioquia 1850-1930 (review)
pp. 124-125
Empire and Revolution: The Americans in Mexico since the Civil War (review)
pp. 125-126
The Time of Freedom: Campesino Workers in Guatemala's October Revolution (review)
pp. 127-128
Paper Before Print: The History and Impact of Paper in the Islamic World (review)
pp. 129-130
Christians and Jews in the Ottoman Arab World: The Roots of Sectarianism (review)
pp. 130-131
Penumbral Visions: Making Politics in Early Modern South India (review)
pp. 135-136
Children of Colonialism: Anglo-Indians in a Postcolonial World (review)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Two investigations released by the state comptroller's office Thursday are raising questions about what happened to hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer money that was supposed to be used to feed poor children.
The Collierville Education Foundation received a donation of $30,243 as a result of the 2016 Classic Car Show. Landers Ford, the event's main sponsor, presented the check to CEF board president Chuck Lesnick at a recent meeting of the Collierville Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
NASHVILLE – Calling the appointment of a board of trustees a "historic" and "essential" step for the University of Memphis, president M. David Rudd says the autonomous board will enable the university to control its own destiny.
In the early 1950's, I had the honor to hear Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune speak in a packed, hot and humid Clayborn Temple in Downtown Memphis. She was a powerful orator. She mesmerized me, she mesmerized the crowd. She raised money for Bethune-Cookman College the old fashioned way: "She passed the hat."
The toys are in their cubbyholes. No stray Legos yet. The little chairs tucked neatly under little tables. The tall trees with their bare branches are much in need of little eyes inspecting their twisted branches and the shadows they make on the winter ground.
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland will propose a pay raise for Memphis Police officers in his upcoming budget proposal.
First Horizon National Corp. has decided to hike its quarterly cash dividend on common stock by 29 percent.
For Local Soul founder Cade Peeper, keeping things as "hyper local" as possible is a big focus heading into the company's launch year into the Greater Memphis market.
When you walk into the Clayborn Temple in Downtown Memphis, it's obvious that the 126-year-old church has seen better days, but also laying under the imposing ruins of its enormous pipe organ is a sense of hope.
In the age of recycling, a local dry cleaner and seamstress is restoring the lost art of dress designing for a generation of women who want to bring new life to vintage wedding gowns and formal wear.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – State officials have authorized a special audit of Tennessee State Museum operations after its executive director received a 26 percent pay raise.
The Knoxville News Sentinel (http://bit.ly/2joW0rr) reports that museum officials announced the audit last week.
For 15 years, Jennifer H. Jones was with Hilton Worldwide. Her task as senior director of brand marketing: build up the profiles of Conrad Hotels & Resorts and Waldorf Astoria Hotels.
Not long after Jones joined nonprofit Youth Villages last September as chief marketing officer, she was on a business trip. Her new boss, Youth Villages CEO Pat Lawler, wanted to know how she was doing – given that she was staying at the Hampton Inn and not the Waldorf.
When planning your price increase, you probably thought about it all: The appropriate increase amount based on competitive standards, which products or services will be affected, and the amount of business your company can afford to lose as a result of the change. But too often companies forget their customers when they outline a price increase strategy. A communication plan is a key part of implementation and should never be an afterthought.
Editor's note: Part two of a two-part series. Are you ready for a successful fundraising year? Are you already involved? Before you go full force in the marketplace – whether with cultivation or solicitation – stop and review your fundraising readiness status.
As a child, Knox Shelton witnessed first-hand the struggle to break a generational cycle of marginal literacy. He grew up in Jonesville, Virginia, a small Appalachian coal mining town.
"I mostly remembered the good times of being a kid," said Shelton, who recently was promoted to the role of executive director at Literacy Mid-South. "But little memories come back that are very dark and scary, just to think of situations kids were in. I'm gonna make it sound like an awful town, but there were kids pulled out of school in first grade to work with their families.
DETROIT (AP) – Optimistic executives at General Motors say strong sales in two core markets, the U.S. and China, along with cost-cutting will power the company to higher profits in 2017.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Expecting a baby? Congratulations! Better put plenty of money in your savings account.
The Department of Agriculture says the estimated cost of raising a child from birth through age 17 is $233,610, or as much as almost $14,000 annually. That's the average for a middle-income couple with two children. It's a bit more expensive in urban parts of the country, and less so in rural areas.
This is probably late to express my gratitude but it is never too late. On Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016, I was trying to borrow a jack from AutoZone (they loan the tools, but not jack) to replace a damaged hubcap on the borrowed car that I was using. I was an out-of-towner in Memphis, didn't know anybody, and tight on the budget, I was trying to DIY but needed a jack (the one in the trunk wasn't good).
The 110th General Assembly is set to convene on Jan. 10 with unfinished business from previous sessions likely to dominate debate.
Here's a look at some of the hottest topics expected to arise.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson hasn't formally announced his plans to seek a second term, but is already raising money for his re-election bid.
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports (http://bit.ly/2hNx6Fc) a fundraiser for the Republican governor's 2018 campaign is set for Thursday night at the Capital Hotel in downtown Little Rock.
Editor's note: Part two in a two-part series. The financial health of an organization is often attributed to the board of directors. The composition of the board, its actions, the level of giving and the recognition of individual members all impact financial health.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – The new Tennessee Board of Regents chancellor has officially gotten the job, drawing praise from Gov. Bill Haslam and higher education officials.
The Tennessean reports (http://tnne.ws/2ibAWVj) Flora Tydings was confirmed as college system chancellor Tuesday. She starts Feb. 1.
TUPELO, Miss. (AP) – A high school band in northeast Mississippi has been invited to perform at President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, but it must raise money quickly to pay for it.
Editor's note: This is part one in a two-part series. The board of directors of an organization is responsible for its financial health. What does this mean? How do you measure the fundraising health of the board? We at Saad&Shaw suggest a visit to the FUNdraising doctor. A check-up may be in order.
In any given year, charitable giving might rise or fall. But when the Chronical of Philanthropy analyzed the giving of the country's 50 largest cities via Internal Revenue Service data, it captured a larger sample size: 2006 through 2012.
PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) – Eric Trump, one of President-elect Donald Trump's sons and a major donor to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, has announced he will stop directly raising money for his namesake foundation, saying he worries the donations could be perceived as buying access to his father.
Editor's note: This is part two of Nashville correspondent Sam Stockard's feature on Memphis state Rep. Karen Camper. Read part one in the Thursday, Dec. 22, edition of The Daily News or online at memphisdailynews.com.
Bracing for an uncertain future as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, Planned Parenthood of the Greater Memphis Region is taking steps to stay operational in the event of losing its federal funding.
The Memphis Botanic Garden long ago ceased being a place to just stop and smell the roses. While a rose garden is one of 28 specialty gardens spanning 96 acres, events and promotions have more recently provided MBG's identity to the community, especially The Live at the Garden concert series.
As the year comes to an end, many of us are fortunate to receive invitations to events large and small. With Hanukkah falling on Dec. 24 there will be simultaneous celebrating by Jews and Christians this year. And even more will celebrate the New Year. Some events are family parties, work gatherings or faith celebrations. Others are fundraisers or "friendraisers" for nonprofit organizations or institutions.
Local Wal-Mart and Sam's Club associates, customers and members recently wrapped up a seven-week campaign that collected $399,032 on behalf of Le Bonheur Children's Hospital. The fundraiser was part of a national campaign for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals that resulted in nearly $37 million for member hospitals across America.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Federal Reserve has raised a key interest rate in response to a strengthening U.S. economy and expectations of higher inflation, and it foresees three more rate hikes in 2017.
By just about any measure, state Rep. Jeremy Faison is a hardcore conservative. But when it comes to the cannabis plant, the East Tennessee legislator is ready to fire up the General Assembly with a move to liberalize the state's pot law.
The new year is soon upon us, complete with new year resolutions. Some are personal: Lose weight, exercise more, be a more loving person, spend more time with family, quit smoking. … Others relate to the nonprofit organizations we work with. To help you prepare your nonprofit organization or institution for a most positive year, we offer these three suggestions.
With the successful resurrections of Broad Avenue and Crosstown to the west, one familiar East Memphis locale is hoping to reinvent its image and capture similar success.
Since it first opened in 1962, the Eastgate Shopping Center has always been more associated with retail than fine arts, but now some members of the Memphis arts community are hoping to change that.
Part three of a three-part series. Everyone has to have a responsibility for fundraising. We call this a culture of fundraising. Others refer to it as a culture of philanthropy. Either way, this shared responsibility is at the core of nonprofit fundraising and sustainable organizations.
Editor's note: In part two of their three-part series on creating a culture of fundraising, Mel and Pearl Shaw share how to integrate and align fundraising with your mission.
When Lennox Cos. was founded in 2014, the upstart apartment management company owned only three properties with 800 units, but a mere 2 ½ years later it manages 18 properties with more than 3,700 units.
"How can we raise money before the end of the year?!?" We have received several calls like these. Established and emerging organizations want to make sure they communicate with and solicit donors before the end of the year.
University of Memphis sophomore forward Dedric Lawson has been selected as one of 50 student-athletes named to the Naismith Trophy watch list. The 50-person list is selected by a national panel of voters by the Atlanta Tipoff Club. Subsequent cuts will trim the field to 30 players on Feb. 9, to 10 semifinalists on March 1, and then four finalists will be announced on March 19.
As director of Shelby Farms Park Conservancy, Jen Andrews has been on the front lines of what can fairly be called a green revival in Memphis. And she is amazed at how much change has occurred over the last decade, a rebirth that spans not just across the miles but now seems embedded in the city's psyche.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – A new report sheds lights on the millions of additional dollars announced earlier this year by the state for teacher salaries in Tennessee.
According to The Tennessean (http://tnne.ws/2cWGWx2), the state Comptroller of the Treasury report explains that when Gov. Bill Haslam said in his State of the State address that he was putting $105 million into the Basic Education Program for teacher salaries, it didn't necessarily mean raises for educators statewide.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Americans finally got a raise last year after eight years of stagnating incomes.
The typical U.S. household's income rose 5.2 percent in 2015 to $56,516, the Census Bureau said Tuesday. Even with the solid gain, that remains below the median household income of $57,423 in 2007 when the Great Recession began. The median is the point where half of households fall below and half are above.
We know you want to meet your fundraising goals. We also know some readers may be anxious wondering, "How will the calendar year end? Will we be in the red or in the black come Dec. 31?" While we don't have a magic wand, we do want to suggest two aspects of fundraising management you should keep an eye on.
Memphis-based Central Defense Security, a leading provider of business, retail and warehouse security, raised $13,576 to support the city of Memphis Division of Parks and Neighborhoods' Summer Day Camp program this year, the company has announced. The funds were used to offset the registration, activity and early arrival fees for 123 campers at several community centers around the city and cover the costs for special Fun Days at three locations. It is CDS' fifth year to raise money for the camp program.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Paisley Park, the private estate and studio complex of the late rock superstar Prince, will open for daily public tours starting Oct. 6, the trust company overseeing his estate announced Wednesday, and the company that runs Elvis Presley's Graceland will manage it.
NEW YORK (AP) – Wal-Mart's vast fleet of stores and its online business are starting to click together.
The company raised its earnings outlook for the year on Thursday and delivered strong profit and sales for the second quarter, as moves to improve the store and online experience are winning over customers.
Editor's note: Part one of a two-part interview with Leland Faust. Financial management and investing is critical to the sustainability of nonprofits. As a board member or trustee you have a fiduciary responsibility. But how do you fulfill that responsibility? What do you need to know as it relates to financial management and investment?
Smoking is bad for everybody – but it's especially bad for babies. That's the message Courtney Tipper has to convey when she speaks with expectant mothers.
"We've got to lead by example," Tipper says. "Persuading parents to stop using tobacco reduces the risk that their child will ever try it in the first place."
How often have you talked to a friend who hasn't received a real raise in years and is feeling frustrated? Perhaps you are that person. You've been at your company for years, receiving 2 to 3 percent raises each time you have a performance review. You know you're falling behind financially as compared to your peers, but you're not sure what to do.
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) – American Airlines has agreed to pay raises for about 30,000 ground workers that unions say will average 22 percent.
The airline said Friday that it would give "significant pay increases" to 12 groups of workers ranging from mechanics to bag handlers. American said in a regulatory filing that the new hourly wage rates would be comparable to pay at Delta Air Lines and United Airlines.
For Jernigan Capital, the newest Memphis-based public company that provides capital to self-storage entrepreneurs, the period between April and June saw the company achieve a handful of firsts.
Among the results for the second quarter, the company grew its net income to $5.4 million, up significantly from $1.1 million in the first quarter and reversing a Q2 2015 loss of $558,000. The second quarter was also the first time since the company's April 2015 initial public offering that total income surpassed overhead costs.
SOMERVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Leaders in Fayette County have raised $1.1 million for the development of an educational outreach center in Somerville that will be operated by the University of Tennessee at Martin.
A demonstration bike share station set outside of High Cotton Brewery signaled what Memphis could expect early next year when 60 bike share stations are up and running.
The three B-Cycle bikes, developed by Wisconsin-based Trek Bicycle, were available for impromptu rides in the Edge District. At the event hosted by nonprofit Explore Bike Share, the public was invited to click through the station's touch screen to sign up for a temporary membership, then swipe an identification card to release a bike from the station and take it for a spin.
NEW YORK (AP) – A trade group raised its forecast Tuesday for retail sales growth this year to 3.4 percent, with more help from online sales, as the economy improves.
That's up from its previous forecast of 3.1 percent growth, he National Retail Federation said. The revision includes expected 7 percent to 10 percent growth in online and other non-store sales, up from its earlier 6 percent to 9 percent forecast.
Agricenter International's second annual Feast on the Farm fundraiser netted the organization more than $50,000 for its educational programs, which are offered free to students
The June 17 event drew some 350 people and raised more than $65,000 in gross income.
There is Highland Row and Highland Strip and they do not meet, although they are just a short walk from one another near the University of Memphis.
That is going to be a handy point of reference because the area in general – called the University District – is coming along so well that you are going to be reading more about it.
As expected, the Shelby County Schools board approved two new charter schools for the 2017-2018 school year Tuesday, June 28, and turned down eight other charter applications for now.
What wasn't expected during the board meeting was approving $165,000 in funding for an emergency roof repair at Libertas School of Memphis, a Montessori method-charter school in Frayser that is part of the state-run Achievement School District.
Agricenter International's second Feast on the Farm fundraiser netted the organization more than $50,000 for its educational programs, which are offered free to students
The June 17 event drew some 350 people and raised more than $65,000 in gross income. The evening featured produce from the Agricenter farmer's market and food prepared by local chefs. Annually, more than 4,000 students are educated at the Agricenter about agriculture and the origins of food.
The first Brown Butterflies Laps for Lupus 5K Run/Walk will be held on Tiger Lane by Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium on June 24.
The 1-mile walk starts at 5:30 p.m. and the 5K run/walk begins at 7:30 p.m. Event activities start at 4 p.m.
Do not underestimate the vision, power and tenacity of grassroots community organizations. We have seen firsthand how a well-defined vision can transform a community and the lives of its residents.
Feast on the Farm, Agricenter International's annual fundraiser, will be held on Friday, June 17, from 7 to 11 p.m. at ShowPlace Arena, 105 S. Germantown Parkway.
WASHINGTON (AP) – An ally of Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen who has been a longtime skeptic of raising interest rates signaled Friday that the Fed should be in no hurry to act, especially after a bleak U.S. jobs report was released earlier in the day.
The Memphis City Council's budget committee completed its budget reviews Tuesday, May 31, recommending a 1.5 percent pay raise for city employees other than fire and police and $300,000 in grant funding to hire a full-time director for the Whitehaven Economic Development Council.
It took six hours. But the Memphis City Council's budget committee completed its budget reviews Tuesday, May 31, with a recommendation of a 1.5 percent pay raise for city employees other than fire and police and $300,000 in grant funding to hire a full-time director for the Whitehaven Economic Development Council.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – University of Tennessee students have raised funds for the school's LGBT center after a state law led to the loss of its funding.
The Knoxville News Sentinel (http://bit.ly/1XWmZdZ) reports that students in the UT Pride Ambassadors have collected over $4,000 for the university's Pride Center.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) – Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said Friday that an interest rate hike would be appropriate in the coming months if the economy keeps improving.
While economic growth was relatively weak at the end of last year and beginning of this year, it appears to be picking up now based on recent data, Yellen said during a discussion at Harvard University.
WASHINGTON (AP) – A new federal study of the potential dangers of cellphone radiation, conducted in rats, found a slight increase in brain tumors in males and raised long-dormant concerns about the safety of spending so much time with cellphones glued to our ears.
Southern Reins Center for Equine Therapy, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in Memphis, held its inaugural Jockeys & Juleps Derby Party on May 7, attracting 900 guests and raising more than $290,000 to support program services that exclusively benefit people with disabilities in the Mid-South.
Editor's note: Part one of a two-part series. Because it is impossible to personally solicit every current or prospective donor, personal solicitation is reserved for individuals who can make a major gift. While the definition of a major gift will vary by organization, what's most important is the care and planning that goes into soliciting these gifts. Here are some suggestions followed by things to avoid.
The New Daisy Theatre is celebrating its 74th birthday in a few weeks and is inviting the public to celebrate it with George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic.
NEW YORK (AP) – USA Today owner Gannett has boosted its takeover bid for Tribune Publishing Co. by about 22 percent one week after the owner of the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune and other newspapers adopted a "poison pill" plan to thwart the unsolicited offer.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Reagan Day fundraisers have been a staple of GOP politics ever since the Great Communicator made a point of promoting the 11th Commandment – thou shalt not speak ill of a fellow Republican. But in the conservative suburbs east of Nashville, the event has become too poisonous to be held this year.
DALLAS (AP) – No one should blame consumers for being perplexed by airfares – even the airlines themselves can seem confused at times.
Southwest Airlines caught rivals and Wall Street by surprise when it cut many U.S. fares by $5 each way. The reduction this week applied to tickets bought within seven days of departure, which are usually favored more by last-minute business travelers than vacationers.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us about our recent column on fundraising and proofreading. We heard from donors, volunteers, an executive director and a foundation program officer. We received feedback from you our Memphis readers, as well as readers in New York and California. Each had a story to tell about a nonprofit and proofreading.
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland presents his first budget proposal Tuesday, April 19, to the Memphis City Council just four months after taking office as mayor.
Have you considered "front loading" your year-end fundraising? Start now. Plan now. Put your systems in place. Mark your calendar. Build your team. Identify your prospective donors. You may think we're joking, but we're not.
A partnership between MIFA and Jim Keras Subaru has resulted in a $5,000 grant to MIFA from Meals on Wheels America and an $11,880 donation from Jim Keras Subaru for participation in Subaru's "Share the Love" event.
The Exchange Club Family Center, an area nonprofit organization dedicated to ending the cycle of child abuse and domestic violence, has announced its Hands of Hope Auction Party held on Feb. 27 at the University Club of Memphis raised $168,000.
The second annual Race to Remission 5K at Memphis University School April 2 drew 500 people and raised more than $60,000 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The event was spearheaded by MUS seniors Grayson Lee and Daniel Tancredi. It was started in honor of three teen cancer patients, including an MUS student.
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) – More than 40 millionaires, including members of the Rockefeller and Disney families, are asking to have their taxes raised to help address poverty and rebuild failing infrastructure.
The Overton Park Conservancy is raising money through the crowdfunding platform ioby to make some repairs to the park's East Parkway playground.
The goal is to raise $3,125 for new surfacing of the playground and the conservancy has already raised $800 toward the goal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – The Tennessee Republican Party's annual Statesmen's Dinner fundraiser will feature a keynote speech by South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley.
Most Memphis City Council members don't want to stop comments from the public during council sessions. But several do want a better explanation of how the comments work, what their role is and what kind of comments won't be tolerated.
For 36 years Vice President Joe Biden was an Amtrak train commuter, traveling an estimated 2 million miles in his daily trips to Washington D.C. as a U.S. senator from Delaware.
So when he arrived at the Memphis Regional Intermodal Facility in Rossville Wednesday, Feb. 17, Biden's photo-op with workers at the Norfolk Southern rail yard before his speech became a long walk to the podium.
Electronics retailer Best Buy celebrated having raised an all-time high of $10.2 million for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital with a technology-focused event for patients this week.
ALSAC/St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and Best Buy executives and its local Geek Squad agents hosted the event Wednesday, Feb. 10, designed to spark patients' imaginations through things like Star Wars-themed coding activity and other hands-on technology experiences.
In a few minutes, first-year coach Mike Norvell would be standing behind a lectern providing assembled media a summary of his first recruiting class at the University of Memphis.
"Not a good class," he would say, "a great class, a home-run-hitting class."
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — Raise your spoons: Ben & Jerry's now has non-dairy ice cream.
The Vermont ice cream maker has created four flavors using a certified vegan almond milk base. Available are the classic Chunky Monkey and Chocolate Fudge Brownie flavors, plus a couple of new ones: Coffee Caramel Fudge and P.B. and Cookies. The P.B. and Cookies variety is a vanilla non-dairy frozen dessert with chocolate sandwich cookies and crunchy peanut butter swirls.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam told state legislators Monday, Feb. 1, that the state's estimated $500 million surplus has to be balanced with a global economy that could change for the worse.
"Our approach is to realize that good times are not going to last forever," Haslam said in his annual state of the state address on Capitol Hill in Nashville.
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Bishop of Milan, Italy, the predecessor of St. Calimerius in Milan. Castritian served as bishop for forty-two years.
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Justice Rehnquist, who had been suffering from thyroid cancer, died at his home in the Virginia suburbs late on Saturday night. Although his illness kept him off the bench for several months earlier this year, he did not resign. Indeed, despite his visible frailty, he insisted on swearing in Mr Bush as President in January.
In a brief appearance at the White House yesterday, Mr Bush promised to name a new chief justice in "prompt" and "timely" fashion. He paid warm tribute to Mr Rehnquist, praising his "powerful intellect" and "commitment to the rule of law". His death was "a great loss for our country," the President said.
Mr Rehnquist, who was 80, was appointed by Rich-ard Nixon and served on the court for 33 years, the last 19 of them as chief justice. He was a conservative, but of the pragmatic, rather than ideological variety.
During his long tenure as the 16th chief justice, he emerged as a masterful manager of one of the most important institutions in the US, a referee of last resort for the social and cultural wars that divide the country, from abortion to gay rights and the respective roles of church and state.
He won plaudits for the low-key way in which he presided over impeachment proceedings against President Clinton in January 1999. But the most important single vote of his career came in December 2000, when Mr Rehnquist led the 5-4 majority by which a bitterly divided court cut off the election recount in Florida and gave Mr Bush the White House.
The President now faces a highly complicated and delicate choice - when he is already under furious criticism for his handling of the Katrina situation. Even before Justice Rehnquist's death, there was already one vacancy on the court, following the resignation this summer of Sandra Day O'Connor, regarded as its critical swing vote.
To replace her, Mr Bush nominated the federal appeals judge John Roberts, whose senate confirmation hearings were due to start tomorrow, but which might be postponed because of Katrina. They could also be affected by the new vacancy left by Justice Rehnquist.
In essence, Mr Bush must decide whether to elevate one of the sitting justices - staunch conservatives Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas are the most obvious candidates - to the top job, or to nominate an outsider.
Mr Rehnquist himself was already on the court when he was appointed chief justice in 1986. But if Mr Bush followed Ronald Reagan's course then, the upshot would be not one, but two sets of time-consuming and probably tendentious hearings on Capitol Hill. Even if he is already on the court, a new chief justice must be confirmed in that post separately from the hearings to approve a successor as one of the eight associate justices.
Leading non-court candidates include Alberto Gonzales, the attorney general, a long-standing friend of the President who would be the first Hispanic chief justice if confirmed. Michael Luttig and Harvie Wilkinson, two conservative federal appeals court justices, are also in the running, along with Theodore Olson, solicitor-general during Mr Bush's first administration.
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Some suggest that to save time, Mr Bush could renominate Mr Roberts as chief justice. Or he could ask Ms O'Connor to become chief justice for a short period.
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The term data means the actual usage whether a charge applies or not. The bill shows total data, ~ 3.5GB which includes charged and " free" usage.
Data transfer over the fone goes via RIM servers, over the internet, via the web browser.
It is interesting how much more efficient the system became ; on dec 27 it transferred 3.5 MB in 16 hrs (?) , on Jan 1, 1 GB in 5 hrs.
Has Bell charged for the data ? If not that will indicate that the application doing the transfer was within the term "unlimited text, picture and video messaging".
Terminating the data usage is ok I suppose but I would reinstall it and findout what is happening on the line.
More interesting that way. For example, have the unit switch on in your presence and take a look c.
Eric and JSanders - Thank you for your insights.
I went to a Bell store today and they DOA'd my device. They too thought it was outragious and felt something was wrong with the device.
I like your idea about the "network traffice controller" just downloaded it!
Thanks to everyone.
Thanks for your comments.
Yes, it is interesting, i'm going to keep a watchful eye on it and see what exactly is going on.
I would like to add to this thread my experience in excessive data transmission although not with a BB.
My wife's phone is on an Android OS phone. For a very short period of time during the night f.ex. 3:15 AM her phone transmitted massive amounts of data. Almost every night at the same time. Within a few days her alotted 200 MB for one month was over 750 MB. The phone was on but never used as she slept. She does not social network, use apps, or any other extra feature Both she and I received emails from our carrier, AT&T, that she will be charged for the overage.
I called our carrier. They were very cooperative in this matter seeing 750 MB in a few nights when most people are asleep is ludicrous. We never paid for the overage. On the HTC support forum I started a thread concerning the extra data transmission. Its seems many people have this problem.
I would suggest you kindly call your carrier and explain the usage is not your doing in hope of they will credit you the extra charge. Furthermore, be sure mobile networking is turned off while at home. Use WiFi instead. If you are out, only use mobile networking when absolutely necessary turning it on then off after each browsing session.
Your carrier will also ask you to do a series of procedures on the phone in question. They can probably advise you in this matter. Afterall, AT&T and Bell are more or less one in the same and probably use the same technology
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On a BlackBerry, the data used via pictures and videos sent via SMS/MMS is acutally taken from the RIM data package, not part of the unlimited texting. The text message is part of the SMS, but not the data attached.
If the pictures/videos sent when i send an MMS message come out of my data plan then I'm going to have to get slightly pisssed at my carrier as they charge extra for these messages outside of my text allowances with a truely unlimited plan.
If there a RIM article confirming this?
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If the pictures/videos sent when i send an MMS message come out of my data plan then I'm going to have to get slightly pisssed at my carrier as they charge extra for these messages outside of my text allowances with a truely unlimited plan.
If there a RIM article confirming this?
There could be, I've never looked, but since it's a carrier charge, not RIM, they'd be the ones to ask.
And, it could vary from carrier to carrier and plan to plan, yours may differ.
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Thanks so much for posting, I have the same problem with my new Torch. I use less than a MB almost every day and then on 3 different dates I got blasted with 380-900 mb on 3 different days when I knew I hadn't been using the phone for anything other than the usual. Bell agreed to credit the overage related to those dates because they were so strange. They advised that I immediately disconnect the wifi. They think someone may have hacked and remotely tethered or something. I will just ask for a new phone at the Bell store and hopefully they'll give me one. I'm glad I'm not crazy! I hope they credit you for the amount not covered by your plan.
mtriciam. Do let us know your experience at the Bell store exchanging your phone so others may benefit from your results.
IMO, it does not make sense to disable your wifi while at home. The data usage should be due to mobile networking. Try disabling that first while wifi is still active. Then vice versa so you can obtain more information.
Almost everyone complaining about excessive data transmission on Android and on BB is due to mobile networking.
Hi Mitriciam,
Thank you for your post. The Bell Mobility store i am dealing with has been very patient and helped to create a ticket with Bell Head Office. The ticket will allow me to obtain a credit on those charges. So yes, the charges will be refunded. Yahoo!
Interesting thing is I was wondering while i was going through this experience, if it was at all possible for someone to hack into my phone....
Is this possible????? Does anyone know for sure, and how can we protect ourselves?
I had huge usage charges for a month in August. Bell claimed I was tethering.
I was definitely not tethering.
They could not tell me which apps or where the connection was going to.
My only thought was that an application I downloaded for Blackberry App World behaved like tethering behaved.
I uninstalled all apps that were not default on the blackberry.
Gradually I reinstalled the apps that I really wanted, and called Bell every few days to ask if the atrocious data charges were showing up.
The charges did not reappear.


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The General Board of Discipleship's series of free online training sessions for local church leaders continues in October with a webinar for pastors.
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