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The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has charged Memphis-based AutoZone in a lawsuit with violating federal law by allowing a store manager to subject several female employees to sexual harassment.
"I Choose Memphis" spotlights Memphians who are passionate about calling this community home. New Memphis Institute provides the profiles.
Name: Gregory Love
While the national economy is still rebounding from the 2008 housing crisis, foreclosures, vacant homes and blighted properties are a lingering issue many markets throughout the country have to address.
The next Shelby County Real Estate Road Show to promote Shelby County's Tax Sale and Land Bank will be Wednesday, Sept. 10.
KNOXVILLE – You had to be hiding under a rock not to hear the buzz this week about the University of Tennessee's football team.
One person not reveling in the Vols' 38-7 season opening victory over Utah State on Sunday night was UT coach Butch Jones.
First-year Memphis Redbirds general manager Craig Unger grew up a St. Louis Cardinals fan and he spent the last five years working in the team's front office. He even wears a huge World Series ring from the team's 2011 championship.
Name: Amy Simpson
The Travel Channel on Sept. 3 will air a Memphis episode of "American Grilled," which taped this past spring.
The show involves grilling enthusiasts from around the country competing for a $10,000 cash prize and bragging rights when they're crowned the ultimate "grill master."
First off, I don't believe everything that Alabama wide receiver Amari Cooper says.
"Coach Lane Kiffin is a great coach and a great person to be around," Cooper said of the Crimson Tide's new offensive coordinator. "Coach is a likable guy."
Coaches such as Alabama's Nick Saban get paid millions to lead and win championships, so it's only natural that Saban would say something like this:
"We are not interested in the possibilities of defeat; they do not exist."
Pull out your 2014 schedules, UT fans.
Fall camp is done, and it's time to get in game-week mode with the season opener against Utah State fast approaching.
So go to the little box next to each of UT's opponents on the 2014 schedule and pick the winner.
Tickets for the 2014 Pacific Coast League playoffs at AutoZone Park will go on sale to the general public Saturday, Aug. 23, at 10 a.m.
Fans can purchase tickets over the phone at 721-6000 or in person at the AutoZone Park box office at the corner of Third Street and Union Avenue in downtown Memphis. Single-game tickets for all Memphis Redbirds home playoff games are priced at $21 for club level, $17 for dugout, $14 for field box, $13 for reserved and $6 for bluff seating.
The next cookbook from Memphis chef, writer and restaurant consultant Jennifer Chandler hits stores in October, and she has a few signings already scheduled in Memphis to promote it.
It's no secret Amazon is the subject of intense public scrutiny at the moment over a flurry of controversial decisions from the online retailing giant against some of the publishers with which it does business.
When she was first handed the reins of the I Love Memphis blog almost a year ago, Holly Whitfield said she planned to keep the blog's brand intact and to keep reminding Memphians why the city is worth their affection.
Name: Andrés Flores
Cold calling is a tough business, though a necessity for many companies. The cost of sales is high, as is sales rep rejection and fatigue. Imagine if email could significantly improve your engagement rate with otherwise cold prospects. If executed well, it can, explains Scott Britton with life-longlearner.com, the forensic accountant of the email world whose company was acquired by Constant Contact for $100 million in 2012.
Confidence does not always take the predictable path.
The 2013 Mississippi State Bulldogs were heartbroken over the one that got away at Auburn, and reveled in the one that didn't in the Egg Bowl victory over Ole Miss in Starkville.
Name: Tim Young
The University of Memphis placed seventh in the preseason poll at American Athletic Conference Media Days on Tuesday, July 29, in Newport, R.I.
Cincinnati, which went 9-4 last season, was picked to win the conference title. The complete poll looked like this: 1. Cincinanti. 2. UCF 3. Houston. 4. East Carolina. 5. SMU. 6. USF. 7. Memphis. 8. Temple. 9. UConn and Tulane. 11. Tulsa.
The Memphis Grizzlies are bringing in NBA executive Ed Stefanski for a key front office position, according to a Yahoo Sports report, and also have announced that Chris Wallace will remain as general manager and has signed a long-term contract extension.
A similar history, a foundation in agriculture lending and growth potential attracted Arkansas-based Simmons First National Corp. to buy Community First Bancshares Inc. of Union City, Tenn., and its $1.9 billion subsidiary First State Bank, says Simmons' Chairman and CEO George A. Makris.
The one-year anniversary is approaching for theGRIND, a digital publication that launched in January to bring its own take on covering the people, places and events of Memphis.
Leading up to that milestone, the publication has several things in the works that collectively showcase how it's evolved quickly from an idea to the reality of an ambitious media startup. Editor in chief Kendra Lyons, for example, says plans in the works include a print version of the digital-only outlet, as well as a coffee table-style book that would feature the best photography and stories from theGRIND.
Name: Hillary Quirk
Job title and company: Community Manager, Start Co.
HOOVER, Ala. – Before James Franklin, Vanderbilt never had been to consecutive bowl games. He took them to three in three years.
The University of Memphis confirmed the worst-kept sports secret in town via its website Wednesday afternoon with the announcement that Tigers coach Josh Pastner had hired Keelon Lawson, recently the boys basketball head coach at Hamilton High School, as an assistant coach.
The University of Memphis confirmed the worst-kept sports secret in town via its Web site Wednesday afternoon with the announcement that Tigers coach Josh Pastner had hired Keelon Lawson, recently the boys basketball head coach at Hamilton High School, as an assistant coach.
HOOVER, Ala. – Before he was done, Southeastern Conference commissioner Mike Slive would quote Muhammad Ali, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Winston Churchill and Nelson Mandela, stump for the league's new television network, and remind the world that the "autonomy of the SEC and the other four conferences" is really all that matters.
2013: Construction was poised to begin on the $33.5 million expansion and renovation of Methodist University Hospital's new emergency department.
1984: On the front page of The Daily News, the name change of Southwestern at Memphis to Rhodes College became official with the college renamed for Dr. Peyton Nalle Rhodes, the college president from 1949 to 1965. Rhodes leaders were also preparing for construction to begin on a residence hall to be completed in 1985.
Name: Airika Wallace Gigas
So what does Team USA's soccer experience and the Memphis Grizzlies experience have in common?
You know, besides the obvious – playing against a bunch of floppers/whiners, be they from Portugal or Lob City?
The bulldozer went straight for the leasing office of the former Spanish Oaks apartments on Cazassa Road near Memphis International Airport.
Meanwhile another bulldozer across the two-lane road was deep into demolishing a set of buildings in the old Winchester Park apartments.
Name: Tilea Terry
Job title and company: Senior vice president, director of marketing, MAA
One of the most cost-effective strategies for driving Web traffic and generating online leads is email marketing. Unfortunately, most small and mid-sized companies have an email database filled mostly of current clients, business partners and other friends of the firm. To put a fire under your email marketing and dramatically boost results, follow these five steps for growing your email database.
The sixth annual Man of the House mentoring event for 12- to 18-year-old boys will be held Saturday, June 14, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the National Civil Rights Museum, 450 Mulberry St. A "power lunch" at noon will feature remarks from Sheriff Bill Oldham and Memphis business leaders. Cost is free. Register at manofthehouse.net or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The U.S. Attorney's Office, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law and National Bar Association will hold a continuing legal education program titled "Remaking America: 50 Years of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act" Friday, June 13, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, 1 N. Front St. Call 544-0122 for more information.
For many B2B companies, the ability to grow correlates with the ability to effectively expand the sales team. If each member of your team has his own approach to selling your company's products and services, replicating success and scaling your company can be difficult.
Name: Melissa Duong
Wading in … and wondering what an eventual deal between the SEC Network and DirecTV will mean for me. Will my bill go up 10 percent? Fifteen percent? Twenty percent?
Will I have to drink only domestics in brown bottles? Give up the ESPN of coffee (Star----)?
Former Delta State head women's basketball coach David Midlick has been hired by University of Memphis women's basketball head coach Melissa McFerrin as the Tigers' new associate head coach.
The putter and a few white golf balls sit next to a wall in Phil Cannon's office at TPC Southwind. It seems logical, the long-time director of the FedEx St. Jude Classic having golf equipment within easy reach.
Name: Jon Alfuth
Job title and company: Teacher, The Soulsville Charter School
FedEx announced one of its newest – and more unusual sounding ventures – with a cheeky tweet.
"Meet the FedEx Space Solutions team," the company declared on Twitter in recent days, formally unveiling a new venture focused on the commercial space industry. Perhaps recognizing the implications, the company concluded the tweet by promising, "Yep, you read it right!"
Hard as it is to believe now, it was only May 3 when the Grizzlies last played a basketball game. Less than three weeks later, that Game 7 loss at Oklahoma City stands as the franchise's last normal moment.
Samantha Crespo has written her first book with a simple goal: to make readers fall in love with Memphis.
A writer for a few years now of products for the Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau and Tnvacation.com, Crespo's book "100 Things to Do in Memphis Before You Die" is exactly what the title suggests.
On Easter Sunday, April 17, 1960, a 13-year-old Allie Prescott and his father were sitting down the third-base line at Russwood Park watching an exhibition game between the Cleveland Indians and the Chicago White Sox.
He watched and waited. Kept watching, and kept waiting. And then with the 256th and final pick in the seventh round of the 2014 NFL Draft, University of Memphis safety Lonnie Ballentine learned he had been taken by the Houston Texans.
Name: Kesha Whitaker
Job title and company: Communications and Development Manager, Women's Foundation for a Greater Memphis
Bill Courtney is adamant – which, if you know him, is a redundancy – that he has not written a political book.
It's not often you hear a featured speaker identify herself by ZIP code, but that's just what Carol Coletta did Thursday morning at the ninth annual Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence conference at Temple Israel.
Through five playoff games, four overtimes and three wins in overtime, the Memphis Grizzlies have played fast and loose with opportunities.
Big leads have evaporated – see that 20-point advantage in the third quarter of Game 5 at Oklahoma City Tuesday night – and late leads have been squandered – see that five-point cushion with about a minute to go in the Game 4 loss at FedExForum.
Name: Jittapong "JT" Malasri
When the Miami Heat came to town in early April, they were not the two-time defending NBA champions as much as they were the next obstacle between the Grizzlies and their desired destination: The Western Conference playoffs.
Name: Ragan Washburn
Job Title and Company: Manager of Community Engagement and Events at Duncan-Williams Inc.
The day after First Tennessee Bank celebrated its 150th birthday a few weeks ago by shooting fireworks over its Downtown Memphis headquarters, with executives and bank stakeholders mingling on a nearby hotel rooftop, the bank's chairman, president and CEO looked back with pride at his bank's long history.
Greg Smith was a hard worker. Ran a carpet cleaning crew, didn't mind putting in 10 or 12 hours a day to get the job done.
Name: Sehrish Siddiqui
Job Title and Company: Attorney at Bass, Berry & Sims PLC
Now that we've all had a few days to digest the premature end to the Tigers' season, let's see what we can learn that might help going forward.
Two days after Memphis again lost in the round of 32 in the NCAA Tournament, coach Josh Pastner struck a different tone when answering questions from the media.
Kelsey Taylor has been promoted to account supervisor from account manager at Memphis-based advertising agency Red Deluxe. Taylor joined the firm in 2011 and leads the firm's work for Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp. and the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation in Washington, D.C.
Like the diners who flock to its ever-expanding menu of opportunities to enjoy the culinary best of Memphis, Dishcrawl Memphis has a full plate in front of it.
On the heels of selling out a "Secret Supper" and three Dishcrawl events already this year, April will see Dishcrawl host its "Secret Supper 3.0" on April 1, followed by a "Best of the Bars" crawl on April 9. The secret supper event will take place at a location in East Memphis that hasn't been disclosed yet, and the bar crawl will focus on a selection of pub food found in some of the bars Downtown.
Shelby County commissioners voted down a bid Monday, March 24, to rebid the county's contract for federally funded family-planning services with Christ Community Health Services.
Some commissioners branded Commissioner Steve Mulroy's effort to urge County Mayor Mark Luttrell's administration to rebid the contract as a political effort. Mulroy is taking criticism from former Commissioner Deidre Malone in the three-way Democratic primary race for county mayor for his vote in favor of the contract in 2011.
Shelby County commissioners Monday, March 24, take up an attempt to end the county's contract for federally funded family planning and related health services with Christ Community Health Services.
Point guard Mike Conley played in an NCAA title game with Ohio State. Mike Miller did the same with Florida.
The Memphis Tigers were bound to pay a price for getting run off their home court in the quarterfinals of the American Athletic Conference by UConn. And on Selection Sunday, they found out the price was landing in another 8-9 game in the NCAA Tournament.
Name: Micah Brafford
Job Title and Company: Vice President of Commercial Banking, Independent Bank
The Broker's Act has been enhanced by our state legislature and will be signed into law this month.
The Tennessee Association of Realtors Governmental Affairs Committee recommended an important modification to the language of the "Notice of Agreement to Pay Leasing Commission," and the Metro Memphis CCIM chapter initiated a call to action where members sent emails to state legislators explaining the importance of passing this amendment.
Memphis coach Josh Pastner admitted the loss was "embarrassing."
Senior guard Geron Johnson said, "I'm disgusted with myself," and vowed not to watch the rest of the American Athletic Conference Tournament at FedExForum that continues with the semifinals Friday, March 14, without the Tigers.
Memphis freshman forward Austin Nichols wasn't sure how much he would even play in his first year with the Tigers. And senior guard Michael Dixon Jr. was a newcomer with an uncertain role after transferring from Missouri.
Shelby County Trustee David Lenoir has announced the next Shelby County Real Estate Road Show to promote Shelby County's tax sale and Land Bank will be March 18.
Environmental Court Judge Larry Potter, reversing a previous decision, upheld a 2013 transfer of Ashlar Hall from Robert "Prince Mongo" Hodges to an acquaintance who wants to turn the stately but decaying property into a home for military veterans.
Name: Surayyah T. Hasan
Amy Howell understands the assumptions. Co-author a book with the title "Women in High Gear" and it is easy, she says, to imagine a book that is "anti-male."
CloseTrak LLC, a provider of real estate title and closing services, is in expansion mode.
Attorneys Robin Hogue-Hughes, Kevin Hudson and Stephen Johnson recently joined CloseTrak. The additions come as the Bartlett-based closing and title company expands into East Memphis and Collierville.
Decades from now, it might be the first story Tony Allen tells. The night Allen returned to the FedExForum court for the Grizzlies, after missing more than a month with a wrist injury, and when he checked into the game he received a standing ovation.
MEMPHIS (AP) – The Liberty Bowl has extended its title sponsorship deal with AutoZone through the 2019 season.
Liberty Bowl officials announced the agreement Friday.
AutoZone has been one of the Liberty Bowl sponsors for 20 years and has served as the game's title sponsor since 2004.
Name: Bradley James Leon
In recreational sports, you might hear that it's not whether you win or lose but how you play the game. It is not so different in community theater.
"The ultimate goal lies in the process of theater," said Brandon Kelly, artistic director for Stage Door Productions, a new 501(c)3 nonprofit performing arts organization housed in the Kroc Center of Memphis.
Rafael Nadal isn't walking through that door. But Kei Nishikori is.
Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Roger Federer aren't walking through that door, but Vasek Pospisil, Feliciano Lopez and Lleyton Hewitt are.
Nashville-based Elmington Capital Partners apparently likes the apartment market in Downtown Memphis.
An Elmington-affiliated company plans on building a 64-unit apartment complex at 362 S. Second St., south of FedExForum.
Literacy Mid-South is gearing up for a whirlwind of activity next month.
The national Read Across America event happens in March, and Literacy Mid-South will have special events, book giveaways, author visits and more throughout the month. The literacy organization also will be hosting a month-long "virtual book club" on social media via Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Meghan K. McMahon has joined Glankler Brown PLLC as an associate, concentrating her practice in business and commercial litigation and intellectual property. McMahon previously worked in academic and membership affairs for the NCAA, and has experience with issues relating to NCAA compliance, sports and entertainment contracts, intellectual property.
Name: Mickell Lowery
Job Title and Company: District Sales Manager, FedEx Services
Kei Nishikori, who won the U.S. National Indoor Championships title in Memphis in 2013, is returning for this year's tournament.
Nishikori, 24, from Shimane, Japan, is currently ranked 18th in the world. He has three career titles on tour and did not lose a set in the Memphis championship last year.
On Jan. 14 at Elma Roane Fieldhouse, the University of Memphis women's basketball team knocked off No. 23 Rutgers.
It was a nice win. Even a nourishing victory in some measure, given that it came inside the American Athletic Conference – a new, and decidedly tougher league than Conference USA.
Rhodes College student Kendra Lyons is originally from Alexandria, Va., grew up in New Jersey and came to Memphis to start classes at Rhodes.
Nicholas J. Pierotti has joined Thomas Family Law Firm PLC as an attorney, marking the firm's expansion to include probate issues. Pierotti, a third-generation attorney, joins founder Justin K. Thomas in the Memphis-based practice and will work with clients on both family law and probate matters, including wills and estates.
We were recently inspired by a group of young professional women who came together on a Saturday morning to discuss fundraising for their upcoming conference. These Memphis women were under 40, energized and engaged. They were getting ready to launch their sponsorship program and wanted guidance regarding how to solicit.
Environmental Court Judge Larry Potter has invalidated Robert "Prince Mongo" Hodges' November transfer of Ashlar Hall to acquaintance Kenny Medlin, after Medlin did not produce a plan for rehabilitating the property.
The relationship between city and county governments long has included overlapping interests with sometimes opposing positions on those interests.
Throw in years-old agreements involving real estate, and you have a recipe for uncertainty about how to resolve the differences to meet new arrangements.
It was late in Game 6 of the Grizzlies' 2013 playoff series with the Los Angeles Clippers. Already, FedExForum was abuzz with anticipation. The hated Clippers were about to go down. Grizz, the team's chest-thumping mascot, scaled a ladder inside the arena and unfurled a banner:
These days, the way in which you present yourself has become more complicated. It's no longer just about being well groomed with a firm handshake. Your Facebook page, LinkedIn account, email address, business cards and phone number all say something about you. They are all pieces of your personal brand.
Name: Tread Thompson
Job title and company: Financial Analyst, Mercer Capital
Shelby County Commissioners gave final approval Monday, Jan. 13, to the ordinance that keeps the same salaries for the Shelby County property assessor, register, trustee and Shelby County clerk for the four-year term of office that begins Sept. 1.
The Memphis Area Association of Realtors has named Carol Lott of Crye-Leike Realtors the 2013 Realtor of the Year, while Carmen Prince of Fast Track Realty has been named 2013 Realtor-Associate of the Year.
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State Releases Audit Of Weatherization Program
By Jennifer Kraus
Investigative Reporter
A newly released state audit now confirms what a NewsChannel 5 investigation found earlier this year -- serious problems with the state's weatherization program.
Tennessee received more than $100 million from the federal government to make the homes of low income folks more energy efficient. Now the state is raising questions about how that money was spent.
These questions are part of a 260 page report done by the state Comptroller's office.
And auditors say the findings regarding the weatherization program are the most concerning because what's at stake is millions of dollars in taxpayer money.
A year and a half ago, Tennessee went from spending about $3 million a year on weatherizing homes to more than $100 million thanks to federal stimulus funds. But that sudden and extreme growth has not been easy for the state's Weatherization Assistance Program.
State Audit Director Art Hayes told NewsChannel5 Investigates, "You combine a major infusion of federal money with a short time period and it's a blueprint for lots of problems."
And, state auditors, in fact, found lots of problems with the program, the results of which are laid out in a just released report. The nearly two dozen findings include everything from work not being done or done incorrectly to work being done by people who were not authorized or properly trained. Auditors also found homes and homeowners who were not eligible for weatherization had work done.
"Indeed, it is a laundry list," Hayes added.
State auditors took a look at only 84 homes, admittedly a small sample. Yet, they found problems in half of them. And, when you consider that the state has weatherized nearly 7,000 homes across Tennessee, auditors say it's likely that there are thousands of homes out there with problems and millions of dollars that have been misspent.
At one home, instead of installing insulation, the contractor left it sitting in the home in its original packaging. At another home, new window panes were never installed. And, elsewhere contractors didn't properly wrap a hot water heater.
"We've corrected them. In most cases, they've already been corrected, "Alan Hall, Inspector General with the Department of Human Services, told NewsChannel5 Investigates.
DHS oversees the weatherization program and Hall admits there were problems early on. But, he downplayed the findings in the state report, insisting that things have changed and that DHS has taken steps to make sure these sorts of problems no longer happen.
Hall explained, "No, folks shouldn't be worried because we have controls in place designed to capture these."
Yet, our own six month investigation earlier this year exposed problems with the program that are more recent. MDHA oversees the work done in Davidson County and NewsChannel5 Investigates found many cases where inexperienced contractors did substandard work, for example.
Did Millions Of Dollars For Weatherization Program Pay Off?
And, while other states have had similar problems, Tennessee's state audit director says he's relieved that his team didn't uncover any fraud here.
"When I say, 'We're fortunate in Tennessee that we haven't had fraud,' there's still waste and abuse. And, every dollar that's spent on this program that isn't spent properly is money that's wasted," Hayes said.
DHS now says it's doing more training and is verifying more of the work that's being done. State auditors though are still cautious and say their findings "call into question" whether the steps DHS is taking are really working. And with so much money at play here, auditors say every step necessary should be taken to make sure that money is in fact well-spent.
To read the entire report, go to State of Tennessee Single Audit Report (pages 81 to 123).
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Eugenie's locked heartPosted by Lawrence Dillon in Uncategorized
Wonderful feeling when embarking on a new piece takes you deeper than you expected in a direction about which you had only a few vague notions.
I'm immersed in my Schumann Trilogy, and now the memoirs of Eugenie Schumann, his youngest daughter, have fallen into my hands. Naturally, the detailed stories she tells of studying music with her mother and Brahms are interesting enough, but the tales that affect me the most are the ones that give insights into the life of a little girl in mid-nineteenth-century Europe. Here is how she describes being dropped off for three years at a boarding school at the age of eleven — her first time away from her family — so her mother could go on tour:
Was it not natural that my tears should be flowing? That on this first day they should be flowing from early morning till late at night? In the evening I was standing in the garden alone, the tears still streaming from my eyes. [The headmistress] came towards me and said, "Do you know the fifth commandment? If so, let me hear it." Obediently I stammered through the few words. "Do you know that you are breaking this commandment? It is for your good that your mother has sent you here, and now you keep on crying. Do you see how wicked that is?" My tears ceased as if by magic, but at the same time the doors of my heart were locked against this unfeeling woman, and were never opened again in the course of nearly three years I spent under her roof.
Or this letter from the youngest son Felix, writing home from conservatory, where he was studying violin:
When I see how the artists here work from morning till night, that art is to them merely a means of making money, I feel quite sad at the thought, "What has become of your ideals?" I feel how fortunate I am in going to my work fresh in mind and heart, and I will preserve this good fortune even at the cost of remaining a poor musician."
Right now, I'm seriously considering a shift in emphasis in the second piece of my trilogy from the Schumann marriage to the fate of their seven children. I may be close to cracking the shell that will bring this piece to life.


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(Will Lester/Staff Photographer) The third and final round of pro qualifying Saturday November 10, 2012 at the 48th annual Auto Club of Southern California NHRA Finals at Pomona Raceway. Shawn Langdon (top fuel), Ron Capps (funny car), Jason Line (pro stock) and Andrew Hines (pro stock motorcycle) are all the top qualifiers in their respective categories heading into Sunday's eliminations. Allen Johnson (pro stock) and Eddie Krawiec (pro stock motorcycle) won season titles in their respective categories. The Top Fuel and Funny Car season champions will be decided Sunday.
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As Ronnie Dodson left the Bibb County Courthouse Friday afternoon, tears filled his eyes.
"Nothing but hallelujah, finally. Finally after 14 years," he said through tears. That's how long he had been waiting to see justice for his daughter, Desta Dodson-Byrd.
Desta was killed in 1999. At that time her husband, Jody Byrd, claimed she had killed herself. But Desta Byrd's family and friends were relentless in seeking justice. At one point, they even put up billboards that read, "Justice For Desta."
They wanted Jody Byrd charged and tried. After a week-long trial, it took a Bibb County jury just over two hours to decide Jody Byrd's fate: guilty of murder.
"It's a long time coming," said Blount County District Attorney Pamela Casey. She was specially appointed to the case. She says Byrd's guilt was obvious from the start.
The clincher, Casey feels, was that Jody Byrd's mail and work shirt were found inside the house the day Desta died. But he had told authorities he stumbled upon her body just as he arrived home from work.
"That tells the jury, that told me, he lied. He was in the house before it all happened," Casey said.
Desta Byrd's father says he realizes the verdict won't bring his daughter back.
"But he's in jail for what he did. It's justice," said Ronnie Dodson.
After the verdict, Jody Byrd was taken into custody. A sentencing date has yet to be set. Casey says she'll seek a sentence of 99 years.
After the trial ended, Desta's family said they were headed to her gravesite to deliver a bouquet of roses for each year it took them to reach justice on her behalf.
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1. "Vanity is the healthiest thing in life." — Karl Lagerfeld
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The Seahawks playoff game kicks off at 1:35 p.m. in Seattle against the New Orleans Saints.
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A privately owned business is often the principal source of wealth for its owners. Consequently, its sale is one of the major events of the owners' lives. Given these circumstances, divestment justifies thorough preparation, clear objectives and a detailed understanding of the marketplace. This guide aims to assist owners in fully understanding the steps towards a successful sale of their company.
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The French insurer in March unveiled the structure of a spin-off that would value its private-equity unit at 510 million euros ($690.62 million), leaving AXA with a 26.9 percent stake in the business and a 200 million-euro capital gain from the sale of majority control to the unit's management and staff.
AXA PE head Dominique Senequier told the FT that the final terms would see AXA holding 21 percent, slightly less than previously indicated, because of high demand from employees who will now own 46 percent. Senequier will own 10 percent with the rest going to wealthy family investors and French bank Credit Mutuel.
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Milwaukee is proposing to use foreclosed homes and vacant lots to increase residents' access to fresh food by creating gardens.
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Milwaukee has a new idea to combat foreclosures while improving its residents' diets: Encourage urban homesteads.
The city has entered its proposal into a competition, Bloomberg Philanthropies' The Mayors Challenge, which will award $5 million to one city and $1 million each to four others for projects that offer bold solutions for problems facing many cities. (Editor's note: Since the original publish date, Milwaukee has been named a finalist for the prize.)
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett wanted his city's submission to include food security and foreclosures, two issues that are not usually tackled together.
"Ours is a big idea — a vision for changing how cities approach foreclosed properties while simultaneously offering a comprehensive plan to improve diet for those facing nutritional shortcomings and poor health," Barrett wrote in an opinion piece in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
This is how the program would work:
The Post-Industrial Urban Homestead Act, proposed by Gretchen Mead of the city's Victory Gardens Initiative, calls for people who are unemployed or who are facing foreclosure to be given access to foreclosed homes and vacant lots, plus the resources they need to grow their own food there, as well as food for others. After successfully maintaining their homesteads for five years, while encouraging others to do the same, they would earn the right to keep the property.
"During the Victory Garden Movement of WWII, citizens using their own effort, knowledge and urban land grew 40% of our city's produce. Communities rallied together to grow, preserve and share fresh fruits and vegetables," Meade wrote in her proposal. "We are again in time of hardship. Inaccessibility of high-quality, nutrient-dense foods, economic insecurity, natural resource depletion and deep apathy related to the outsourcing of community wealth leave the people of Milwaukee subject to multi-generational nutritional starvation and the inability to keep and maintain our beautiful, historic neighborhoods."
The foreclosed properties would be open not only to people who wanted to live on them, but to entrepreneurs who wanted to create community gardens, kitchens or cafes, teach cooking classes, host potlucks or build a place for community picnics, Barrett wrote in his op-ed. Milwaukee has about 600 vacant, foreclosed homes and about 3,000 vacant lots.
What do you think about Milwaukee's urban-homesteading proposal? Would it be a good move in older cities with an excess of vacant, foreclosed properties?
This is a most brilliant idea for dealing with abandoned properties in a city! It is a win-win-win,etc.. If the structures are in such bad shape as they are not salvageable for living in, the city will be removing a structure that would be a target for vandalism or drug use.. Usable materials from the old structure could be recycled or sold for profit by the city, thus reducing loads to the local landfill. Think in terms of metal beams, large dimension wooden beams, brick, stone, etc. There are lots of businesses looking for such materials. The gardens, as mentioned, would provide much needed fresh food in areas that most likely would be food deserts, not havings grocery stores with healthy food close by. The gardens would provide more oxygen generation/carbon absorption to improve air quality and at the same time potentially reduce water pollution from rotting structures. These new gardens could put students/adults to work planting, weeding and harvesting the crops and if signed up with Ameri-corps ( with the federal government ) these individuals could earn up to $ 9,500 for college funds or to pay back college loans. The lots could become mini-parks or neighborhood gathering places to build a strong community. The potential is limitless.
This is an idea I have long thought about and have generated ideas for. Hopefully my comments will be of use to the city. I walk my talk too, as I have transformed an old back yard into a massive garden with terraces, steps and patios using recycled blocks and hard physical labor. Let us do something positive and beautiful with our aging cities!


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Beatrice has lived all over the country. She and her mother follow her father as he strives for academic excellence as a university professor. She has learned not to get too attached to the kids at each school. That only makes it harder to leave, so she tells herself not to care. One year and she's off to college anyway...until she meets Jonah. Everyone else may call him Ghost Boy, but her own mother calls her a robot.
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I didn't hear no bell (Rocky)
September 26 2007
Miserable game for the Phillies last night as they took a 5-4 lead into the sixth and couldn't close it out. Things got worse a couple of hours later when Brian Giles socked a three-run homer with two outs in the ninth to put the Padres ahead of the Giants to stay at 6-4. As bad a night as it was, however, the bottom line for the Phils is they remain just a game out for the Wild Card with five left to play.
A game out with five left to play isn't impossible to overcome. Neither was a miserable start from Moyer, who has now thrown to a 6.16 ERA in his 14 starts since the All-Star break. The thing to worry about is that the guys who have propelled the Phils into the thick of the race were the guys that came up empty for the first time in a while last night. Geary and Gordon combined to allow four runs in 1 1/3 innings. For Gordon it was the first time he had been charged with a run over 9 2/3 innings in his last ten appearances. Geary hadn't been charged with a run over 5 2/3 innings his his last five.
It's possible that the Phils simply burned out the bullpen arms they need now to get where they are -- in contention for a playoff spot with five games to play. Or maybe they didn't and the overused core of the Phils' pen, Romero, Geary, Gordon and Myers, has more magic left. Let's hope so. Cause the Phils are real close, but they're not going to make the playoffs without it.
The Phillies lost to the Atlanta Braves last night, falling 10-6 to drop to 85-72 on the season. The Phils have lost two in a row and remain two games behind the Mets in the NL East. The Padres move a game ahead of them in the Wild Card. The Rockies won their ninth-straight last night and are now tied with the Phillies in the Wild Card chase.
Moyer got the start for the Phillies and went 5 1/3 innings, allowing six runs on six hits and three walks. Four of the hits went for extra-bases, three doubles and a home run. He struck out four.
Yunel Escobar started the first with a double and Edgar Renteria followed with a walk. Chipper Jones followed and popped to Howard at first for the first out, but Mark Teixeira got the call on a close 1-2 pitch and then hit one out to center to put the Braves up 3-0. Moyer got the next two to end the frame.
Moyer threw a 1-2-3 second and a 1-2-3 third.
Andruw Jones doubled with two outs in the fourth. Brian McCann followed with a single to center and Jones scored to put the Braves up 4-1. Matt Diaz walked before pitcher Chuck James grounded back to the pitcher for the third out.
Moyer walked Chipper with two outs in the fifth, but struck out Teixeira to set the Braves down.
Jeff Francoeur started the sixth with a double into the corner in left. Andruw was next and blooped a single into center. Rowand's throw home was strong but offline on the first base side of home plate. Francoeur slid in safely to tie the game at 5-5 on a close play. A good throw would have had him. Andruw went to second on the play at the plate. McCann was next and he dribbled back to the pitcher for the first out. Geary came in to pitch to the righty Matt Diaz and Diaz singled to center. Jones scored to put the Braves up 6-5. Lefty Willie Harris hit for pitcher Jeff Bennett and struck out for the second out. Escobar was next and doubled down the line in right. Diaz didn't score, though, even with two outs, and it looked like a break for the Phils. With men on second and third with two down, Renteria singled to right and both runners scored. 8-5. Geary got Chipper on a ground ball back to the pitcher to end the frame.
Awful outing for Geary. The Renteria single with two outs was big.
Mesa threw a 1-2-3 seventh.
Romero threw a 1-2-3 eighth, getting the first out by striking out McCann looking at a 3-2 pitch on the ninth pitch of the at-bat.
Gordon started the ninth with the Braves up 8-6. He got Escobar to start the inning before Renteria singled to right. Chipper was next and hit a long home run to right. 10-6. Teixeira was next and hit a ball ticketed for extra-bases, but Howard made a diving play and flipped to Gordon for the second out. The righty Francoeur was next, but he came into the came 4-for-7 with two home runs against Gordon, so Condrey came in to pitch to him. Francoeur dribbled one down the third base line for an infield single. Andruw moved Francouer to second with a single, but McCann flew to left for the third out.
Gordon's outing would have been worse without the great play from Howard to get the second out.
The Phillies' lineup against lefty Chuck James went (1) Rollins (2) Utley (3) Burrell (4) Howard (5) Rowand (6) Werth (7) Ruiz (8) Nunez. Nunez plays third with Moyer pitching. Ruiz catches and moves up to seventh with Nunez in the lineup.
Rollins led off the bottom of the first with a home run that cut the Braves' lead to 3-1. Utley and Burrell struck out and Howard flew to right.
The Phillies went 1-2-3 in the second and again in the third.
In the fourth, Burrell walked with one out and Howard followed with a bomb. It cut the Atlanta lead to 4-3. Howard struck out before Werth homered to left, tying the game at 4-4. Ruiz reached on an infield single before Nunez grounded to first to end the inning.
With one out in the fifth, Rollins struck out on a 3-2 pitch that went off of McCann's glove and allowed Rollins to take first. Utley moved Rollins to third with a single and Burrell hit a fly ball to left that Diaz took for the second out. Rollins tagged and scored easily with the help of a poor throw from Diaz to put the Phils up 5-4. Utley went to second when the throw went home, so Howard was walked intentionally. Rowand grounded to second for the third out.
The Phils went 1-2-3 in the sixth. With two outs, nobody on and the Phils down 8-5, Nunez hit for himself. Don't know why.
Utley homered with two outs in the seventh to cut the Atlanta lead to 8-6. Burrell flew to center for the third out.
Howard, Rowand and Werth went 1-2-3 in the eighth, ensuring the bottom of the order would start the ninth.
The Phils went 1-2-3 in the ninth.
They had six hits in the game and walked twice. Four of their six hits were home runs.
Rollins was 1-for-4 with his 30th home run of the season. He goes 30/30 for the first time in his career.
Utley was 2-for-4 with his 22nd home run of the season.
Burrell was 0-for-2 with a walk and an RBI.
Howard was 1-for-3 with his 43rd home run. He did not strike out in the game, so he stays at the major league record 195 for the year.
Rowand was 0-for-4.
Werth was 1-for-4 with his eighth home run.
Ruiz was 1-for-4.
Nunez was 0-for-3.
Kyle Lohse (8-12, 4.71) faces righty Tim Hudson (16-9, 3.34) tonight. Lohse is 2-0 with a 5.05 ERA in his 11 appearances with the Phils. He made his first relief appearance of the year on Sunday against the Nationals and threw a scoreless inning. His last start was Thursday against Washington and he allowed six runs in just two innings. He has made one start against the Braves this season. On September 4 in Atlanta he got the win, holding the Braves to two runs over 6 2/3 innings. Andruw Jones is 5-for-7 with two home runs against him in his career. Hudson has allowed nine home run in 218 1/3 innings this season. In the same number of innings last season he allowed 25. He's 0-1 with a 4.39 ERA in four starts against the Phillies this season. He faced them on April 4, April 30, May 25 and September 5.


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For the first time, a federal judge will monitor the Miami Police Department to enforce sweeping institutional changes involving use of force, after the U.S. Justice Department Tuesday found that several police-involved shootings were unjustified during a four-year period.
The Justice Department took the unprecedented step after reviewing 33 police shootings of individuals including seven black men killed in the inner city as part of a lengthy civil rights investigation of Miami police practices from 2008 through 2011.
Federal officials agreed with the police departments own findings that three of the 33 shootings were unjustified, but concluded that an unspecified number of others involved excessive force, too, and may have resulted from tactical and training deficiencies, said the letter of findings, signed by Assistant Attorney General Thomas E. Perez.
Miami U.S. Attorney Wifredo Ferrer said the Justice findings serve a dual goal of shining a light on past wrongs and more importantly setting a clear course for the future that will assure the residents of the city of Miami that this type of behavior will not be repeated in our city.
Former Miami Police Chief Miguel Exposito, who was in charge during much of the timeframe in question, bristled at the findings, saying they failed to reflect the realities of policing high-crime areas of the inner-city.
Whoever did this probe has very little understanding of what police officers do on a daily basis, he said, defending the decisions he made to aggressively target crime hot-spots with plainclothes detectives some of whom shot people.
But U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson hailed the report as an embarrassing wake-up call that city leaders need to take seriously.
They described a very dysfunctional police department, a police department that is ingrained in excessive and deadly force, said Wilson, who had called for federal authorities to delve into Miami police practices. Im ashamed of what we have been dealing with.
Justice, which launched the investigation in November 2011, found that the 1,100-officer department engaged in an unconstitutional pattern or practice of excessive use of force. Justice also found that a number of practices, including improper actions by specialized units and egregious delays and major deficiencies in deadly-force investigations, contributed to the problem.
No officers were identified in the report. Justice officials indicated that certain officers implicated in the unjustified shootings are being investigated by federal or state authorities for potential criminal wrongdoing. However, officers in five of the seven fatal-shooting cases have been cleared by the Miami-Dade State Attorneys Office.
Now, federal authorities will review the civil rights violations with top police officials to draw up a list of reforms that will be overseen by a federal judge in Miami. The judicial review, which could last more than two years, is akin to a court-enforced decree.
When the Justice Department opened a similar civil rights investigation into Miami police shootings more than a decade ago, federal officials did not find a pattern or practice of excessive force, but uncovered serious deficiencies in the police departments investigations. Federal officials later found that the department had made dramatic improvements including a 20-month period between 2002 and 2004 when no police officer discharged his firearm.
That probe was closed in 2006 without a formal agreement or further review.
On Tuesday, Roy L. Austin Jr., deputy assistant attorney general for civil rights, said such a lack of continuing oversight wont happen again.
Were disappointed to find that the problem is back, Austin said. Whatever reforms are put in place have to put in place regardless of who is in charge of the citys police department. Now there will be a court-enforcement action that the Justice Department will monitor.
Justices findings noted that the police department did not provide close supervision or hold officers accountable for their actions by failing to complete thorough, objective and timely investigations of officer-involved shootings. For a significant number of the shootings, including one that occurred in 2008, the department has not reached a conclusion internally as to whether the firearm discharge was lawful and within policy.
Federal authorities found that the departments failure to quickly and thoroughly investigate officer-involved shootings undermined accountability, noting that several investigations remained open for more than three years.
They also noted that seven Miami officers were involved in one-third of the shootings, even as the departments investigations into them continued to be egregiously delayed.
The Justice Departments investigation involved an in-depth review of thousands of documents, including written policies and procedures, training materials, internal reports, photographs, video and audio recordings, and investigative files.
Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado called the letter from the Justice Department too harsh.
It talks about the past as if it were the present, he said. Weve put a lot of changes in place.
Among them: Police Chief Manuel Orosas dismantling of the plainclothes tactical teams whose members were responsible for many of the shootings. Orosa also modified the departments procedures for investigating police-involved shootings. A special team of homicide investigators, instead of Internal Affairs, now handles those cases.
Still, Regalado said court oversight would be good for the city. A court mandate will guarantee that protocols are in place for the future, he said.
Orosa, who Justice Department officials credited with instituting some reforms, said in a statement that he welcomed this long-awaited response and looks forward to negotiating an agreement with federal authorities.
Orosa pointed out that most of the shootings had taken place under former Chief Exposito, and added that he was thankful to the Justice Department for acknowledging a significant decrease in police-involved shootings in 2012. There were four.
In January, the police chief fired officer Reynaldo Goyos, who fatally shot a 28-year-old unarmed man, Travis McNeil, in 2011. The police departments Firearms Review Board later found he had used unjustified deadly force.
His mother Sheila told CBS4 the DOJ report comes too little, too late for her son.
We need to weed out those officers who dont follow policy and procedures and take it on themselves to be judge, jury, and executioner, she said.
Exposito, long defiant about the legacy of his tenure as top cop, criticized the findings. He pointed out that during two of the years covered in the report, the department was run by former Chief John Timoney.
Exposito reserved most of his ire for the reports scathing criticism of the tactical units, which included the heavily armed SWAT team and Expositos creation, the Tactical Robbery Unit, which featured plainclothes detectives in unmarked cars targeting criminals in high-crime areas.
The beefing up of tactical units was a hallmark of Expositos term, a priority he continues to defend. After he was fired, in late 2011, Orosa scaled back the units, returning many of the detectives to the patrol ranks.
Exposito insisted that his staff properly vetted tactical unit candidates, training them well and outlining sound tactical plans all points of criticism in the Justice Department report. Those detectives, by the nature of their assignments, were bound to engage in more shootings than uniformed cops, he said.
Miami Fraternal Order of Police President Javier Ortiz said the union agreed with some of the Justice Department's findings. Chief among them: that the Miami Police Department has training deficiencies and lacks supervisors on the street.
But overall, Ortiz wrote in a statement, "there is clearly a disconnect between the USDOJ and the reality of what our Miami police officers confront on a daily basis." Ortiz said he was troubled that the report painted the department as run like "the wild, wild west."
Several community leaders who had called for the federal review praised the Justice Department report.
Rep. Wilson called the findings terrible for the city, but said she is hopeful that the community and the police department can work with the judge to reform the departments problematic culture.
Howard Simon, executive director of the ACLU of Florida, said he was not surprised by Justices findings.
Peoples rights have been violated and lives have been unjustly taken, Simon wrote in a statement, calling for a follow-up investigation into the police officers involved in the fatal shootings.
Finding out whether there are officers who can be held responsible is necessary if the peoples trust in the police who are sworn to protect them is going to be restored, he wrote.
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Al Gore is spending $300 million on ads to tell us some more about climate change and what we can do. It's called "we." Doesn't that sound like fun?
Actually, does anyone else find this a little insulting and/or disturbing? Who hasn't gotten the message? Wasn't An Inconvenient Truth a big, giant ad for how fucked we are?
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Chevron may have to pay as much as $16 billion in damages for polluting parts of Ecuador, according to a report released today as part of a 15-year lawsuit against the San Ramon-based petroleum company. The report estimated $7 billion as the lower pricetag, for clean-up, soil remediation, and compensation to locals for health care costs and ecosystem loss. Read more »
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I just got off the line with a source at the Eastern District courthouse. He told me the soonest Migden's case could be heard would be 6 weeks from now. That would be mid-May, only 2-3 weeks from the election. Any sooner than that, he said, would be "extremely unlikely." He wouldn't go on the record with a guess as to when it would be litigated, but from what I gathered, it could be as far down the road as three months from now. Read more »
As Tim Redmond blogged yesterday, Home Depot has notified the city that it will not be opening a store on Bayshore Blvd. – ten years after the land entitlement process began. Guardian intern Michael Leonard spoke with several people involved in the process:
Supervisor Sophie Maxwell, whose District 10 would have hosted the outlet expressed regret at the giant retailer's decision, "People were certainly looking forward to the jobs and the convenience…and the sales tax dollars," Maxwell said. Read more »
Yesterday, after a bruising month and a potentially devastating weekend in which she failed to win the nomination of the California Democratic Party, incumbent State Senator Carole Migden finally saw something go her way - at least for now. Judge Edmund Brennan of the Eastern District Court for California in Sacramento ruled that she should be allowed access to over $600,000 in funds the state's campaign finance watchdog had barred her from spending.
Last month, Midgen sued the Fair Political Practices Commission to gain access to the cash. Read more »
Despite the clear need for a 24-hour drop-in center for homeless people to get off the streets and out of the elements, Buster's Place was still put on the bloody budget block and closed its doors yesterday at 5 p.m.
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The New Deal turned 75 yesterday, March 31st. About 150 people turned out to the Koret Auditorium in the main SF library to mark the occasion and to listen to a six-person panel discuss the series of landmark government initiatives. Read more »
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