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The common room is a bit dark. It will be great with more natural light. I really like how I could have the room for myself even though it was a shared dorm room. Really appreciate that. The other room with other people were smelly even when they just left their door open and I could smell their rotten feet/ clothing smelling.Read More
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Unlike antibodies which attack foreign substances and clear diseases from the body, autoantibodies attack their own cells and cause conditions like lupus in which a person's immune system attacks the body's own organs and tissues, said Xia, the senior author. In the case of pre-eclampsia, autoantibodies are believed to bind and activate an angiotensin receptor that results in artery constriction.
Pre-eclampsia like symptoms were prevented when the pregnant mice were given agents designed to block the activation of the angiotensin receptor.
"The antibody injection model of pre-eclampsia described here provides strong experimental support for our working hypothesis that pre-eclampsia is an autoimmune disease in which angiotensin receptoractivating autoantibodies contribute to many features of the disease," Xia and her colleagues wrote in the paper.
If the research is confirmed in human trials, Xia believes this information could be used for both the earlier diagnosis and treatment of pre-eclampsia. By measuring autoantibody levels, clinicians could detect the disease weeks before symptoms appear. In addition, new drugs could be developed to inhibit the activation of the angiotensin receptor.
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Because the draft-night trade for No. 11 overall pick Cole Aldrich can't become official until July 8, the former Kansas center will not compete in Orlando.
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Harden, who averaged 9.9 points, 3.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.0 steals in 76 games as a rookie, could have easily bypassed another session of summer school. Instead, he'll look to enhance his skills next week in an organized setting.
Harden, Maynor and Ibaka were all part of the Thunder's nine-man rotation as rookies. And though it would be unfair to expect each of them to return in 2010-11 showing the same level of improvement that Westbrook did in his second season, next week will provide the same opportunity for rapid growth.
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I LOVE SUMMER because the beautiful weather is enthralling, the long days are enchanting, and the events are entertaining. There's so much to love I can't fit it all in one column, so rather than trying to do that, I'll just tell you what I hate about summer.
Maybe I'm a curmudgeon for saying this, but I can't wait until it gets cold again. Not because I like cold weather, but because freezing temperatures curtail much of the foolishness that summer seems to invite.
When summer rolls around, a fleet of old cars hits the road with concert-quality stereo systems. As they roll through town, rattling their rusty fenders and flaunting their oversize tires, I am forced to listen to the profanity-laced musical stylings of MC Dumb Dumb. Maybe I could deal with it if the volume wasn't set to Sonic Boom, but evidently, there are rules that keep the bass in your face.
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The Basic Law provides that the ultimate aim is to elect the Chief Executive ("CE") and Legislative Council ("LegCo") by universal suffrage, in the light of the actual situation of Hong Kong and in accordance with the principle of gradual and orderly progress.
The Decision of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of 2007 has made clear the universal suffrage timetable: Hong Kong may implement universal suffrage for the CE in 2017 and following that, all Members of the LegCo may be returned by universal suffrage.
To attain the ultimate aim of the selection of the CE by universal suffrage provided for in Article 45 of the Basic Law, after conducting two rounds of extensive and systematic public consultations which lasted for a total of seven months, the HKSAR Government put forward a package of proposals for the method for selecting the CE by universal suffrage. The proposals are constitutionally in order, lawful, reasonable and rational. However, the proposals were ultimately vetoed at the LegCo Meeting on 18 June 2015.
The method for selecting the 4th term CE in 2012 will continue to be adopted to select the 5th term CE in 2017, i.e., the CE is to be elected by a 1200-member Election Committee. Constitutional development has to come to a standstill as a result, and it is difficult to know when the aim of selecting all Members of the LegCo by universal suffrage could be attained.
The work of the current term HKSAR Government in taking forward constitutional development has come to an end. In the remaining two years, the HKSAR Government will focus on handling economic and livelihood policies. The HKSAR Government hopes that different sectors of the community could enhance communication and rebuild mutual trust, so as to work together on various economic development and livelihood issues.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- A new, in-depth investigative report released by Veterans for America, documents the toll of repeated, lengthy, and unpredictable deployments on Soldiers stationed at Fort Drum, New York, raising powerful questions about the sustainability of U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Over the past decade, Fort Drum's 10th Mountain Division has been one of the Army's most heavily deployed divisions. Since September 11, 2001, Fort Drum's 2nd Brigade Combat Team (BCT) is the most deployed brigade in the Army - with more than 40 months logged away from home in that time.
VFA's new report highlights the lack of treatment available to combat Soldiers and presents potential solutions to what the Pentagon acknowledges is a "daunting and growing" problem.
"Sooner or later, and likely sooner, we're going to hit the wall and something will have to change," said Bobby Muller, VFA's founder. "Simple morality and decency demand a change. We cannot continue taking such gross advantage of those who have offered themselves in service to our country."
On their latest Iraq tour, members of the 2nd BCT were more than five times as likely to have been killed than others who have been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan and more than four times as likely to have been wounded. In all, the 2nd BCT has been deployed four times. Pentagon studies have found that a Soldier's chance of developing mental health problems increases 60 percent upon each deployment.
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It definitely seems like you need to change your approach with women. Trying to hold back and jump in 100% right away would probably be a good idea. It may sound cliched, but most women want to feel like they have to work a little bit to get you. If you are just immediately completely available and accommodating, they tend to lose interest and/or get annoyed.
I would also suggest seeing a therapist to work on your self-confidence/esteem issues. That is probably a big part of what is holding you back. You won't be alone forever if you don't want to be. You just need to work on yourself a little before trying to dive into another relationship.
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I've had a history of being too available. I guess it's sort of like the economic rules of supply and demand- the more something is readily available...the less value it has; the more scarce something is...the more valuable it is.
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Here I go; I am finally going to try to give my perspective of the next-gen wars. I really want to express my feelings of how each respective company are handling the upcoming revolution of videogaming. I truly believe that the next-gen wars will push videogaming to unparallel heights and will truly define videogaming as a part of everyday entertainment and social culture. I will first go through each systems potential, upside, and shortcomings. Then I will try to put it all together and hopefully give some insight of who the real winner is and what the future holds for Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony.
I guess Iâ??ll start chronologically, to stay unbiased, with the most established and experienced gaming company: Nintendo. Nintendo systems for the past 10 years have been labeled the childrenâ??s machine and its next-gen console does not stray far from it. Ever since N64, Nintendo has turned its business focus to bringing games geared for the young gaming audience and it has found a successful niche in the videogaming market. I believe that Nintendo is about being different than the norm. They are not pushing the envelope of graphics or processors in their new system like the other two companies. Rather they went pretty much backwards. While Microsoft and Sony are trying to bring the most powerful console machine to the market that $399 can buy, Nintendo, it seems, believes that it can deliver the gaming experience of the next generation with its lowly, limited powered system. Nintendo is relying on its two and a half decades of gaming by offering all of its software line up as downloadables. While this is pretty exciting you can only go to the well so much till it runs dry. Nintendo has relied on its franchises too long and too many times to create a buzz or as much excitment as a Halo 3 can.
So far Nintendo has not released any concrete specs of their system and no controller pics. I was very disappointed from their E3 showing because they just basically showed a black DVD box with blue neon light shining in the disc reciever. It showed no games, no specs, nothing. On top of that the display we saw was not going to be the actual system and it will not play DVD movies. Not the way you want to start the next gen wars by just showing a black DVD box. Oh well, I believe that Nintendo can achieve some success due to its unbelievable ability to bring high end quality gaming with its established franchises but overall it will not help them achieve the dominance it once reigned in the 80â??s-90â??s. Although I think Nintendo will be the most profitable company out of all the next gen consoles due to its low costs and ability to sell the systems mostly on its mega-popular franchises alone.
"I knew I could get a pic of Halo on here. Yeah!!!"
The only other system I know to date that forces you to buy to play the game is Halo/Halo2 for the Xbox. Nintendo is the most prominent company to bring killer apps that forces gamers and consumers to buy the system to play. I am a good example of it. I bought a Gamecube just to play RE4 and the only other game I have and waiting for is Zelda: Twilight Princess. Other than that, the Gamecube is collecting dust right now.
Now for third party support which is one of the most crucial parts of a systems success will not favor Nintendoâ??s Revolution. Software companies will see that the Revolution does not have the capabilities of bringing cutting edge gaming and graphics which will force them to bring their games to the other consoles. The companies does not want to invest money developing games that will not sell in volume and not in the same class of cutting edge as other software companies are developing. This does not bode well for Nintendo because this is the major contributor of the downfall of Nintendo from the top of videogaming. This has been the case since N64 which has limited Nintendo gamers from playing Metal Gear, Final Fantasy, GTA, Burnout 3, Unreal ectâ?¦â?¦
Finally I want to mention that I do have some unfavorable feelings toward Nintendo because I was a huge Sega fan. I was always rooting for Sega to bring out gaming that can beat the likes of Mario, Zelda, FF, and Street Fighter but alas they are never more. I do like to root for the underdog so maybe I will favor Nintendo to do well this time around. Wow I didnâ??t think I would blog this much on just one system. I will continue on I guess next time. I will call this series 1 of 4. Thanks for reading and leave any comments you would like to post. Love to discuss about the next gen and get different perspectives from all gamers alike.


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Tim Bolding, executive director of United Housing Inc., is the only Tennessean selected to teach at NeighborWorks America's 2015 NeighborWorks Training Institute. Bolding has taught coursework at the training institutes, which focus on providing high-quality training to nonprofit housing professionals, for more than 10 years.
Terence Patterson is the new president of the Downtown Memphis Commission.
The Downtown Memphis Commission board unanimously approved Patterson's appointment Thursday, Sept. 24.
The Downtown Memphis Commission board unanimously approved Patterson's appointment Thursday, Sept. 24, just hours before its annual street party, held this year in the South Main Historic Arts District.
The search committee tasked to find a new Downtown Memphis Commission president has selected Memphian Terence Patterson to fill the job. Patterson is currently the education program director of the Hyde Family Foundations and treasurer of the Center City Development Corp.
Give him a chance, and Church Health Center president Antony Sheehan will talk at length not just about why he thinks health care remains such a challenging problem to solve in the U.S. but also how easy it is to look at the industry through too narrow of a lens.
The Beale Street Tourism Development Authority plans to hire a day-to-day real estate management firm by the end of the year.
The authority voted Thursday, Sept. 10, to move toward the hire. The next step is a request for proposal that the board is expected to vote on at its Oct. 15 meeting.
If the Memphis College of Art proceeds with consolidating its graduate school operations on its Overton Park campus, the South Main Historic Arts District would be left with a 48,000-square-foot opportunity in ready-to-lease space.
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center is looking for a developer to build a hotel and conference center at the southwest corner of Madison Avenue and South Pauline Street.
Raymond James will host a Susan G. Komen Memphis-MidSouth fundraiser in Downtown Memphis Friday, Aug. 21.
The public Dunk-for-the-Cure event will offer participants a chance to bid on dunk-tank attempts. Special guests on tap for the tank include Downtown Memphis Commission president Paul Morris, Memphis Grizzlies general manager Chris Wallace and St. Jude AutoZone Liberty Bowl executive director Steve Ehrhart.
In recent years, the tax incentives used to bring economic development and jobs to Memphis have been a lightning rod.
The debate's volume grew as it became apparent that Memphis was emerging from the national recession at a slower pace than other major cities as well as some parts of rural west Tennessee and north Mississippi.
The Beale Street Tourism Development Authority is looking at a narrow three-month window to get its lease agreement with City Hall signed and, in effect, begin its work for the city and hire some kind of day-to-day manager for the entertainment district.
The Beale Street Tourism Development Authority is looking at a narrow three-month window to get its lease agreement with City Hall signed and in effect, begin its work for the city and hire some kind of day-to-day manager for the entertainment district.
A hard rain Thursday, July 23, has put a problem property on the Main Street Mall's "demonstration block" back in the public eye and potentially back in court.
During the Thursday afternoon rain that flooded streets and briefly knocked out electricity across Downtown Memphis, the roof of the four-story building at 107 S. Main partially collapsed and a water pipe burst.
A wave of Downtown hotel plans has officials pumping the brakes on using public incentives for smaller, limited-service hotels.
With up to a dozen Downtown hotel projects in the development pipeline, the Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau has asked the Downtown Memphis Commission to explore limiting incentives to large, full-service hotels.
In February Sam Carolan was planning to move from Austin, Texas, to Memphis to become a digital sales specialist for Nexstar Broadcasting Group Inc., which owns the ABC24 and CW30 television channels.
The developers behind One Beale have earned key pieces of the public-private partnership they say is necessary to pursue the twin tower project overlooking the Mississippi River.
Memphis-based Carlisle Corp. on Tuesday, July 14, received a 20-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes incentive and a $10 million contribution toward a public parking garage from the Center City Revenue Finance Corp.
The Beale Street Tourism Development Authority is at what Downtown Memphis Commission president Paul Morris describes as an "awkward interim stage."
The former Wonder Bread bakery at 400 Monroe Ave. could soon have a new owner.
The bakery, idled by a labor strike before being sold in 2013, is under contract to a potential buyer, according to a commercial real estate broker.
The head of the Downtown Memphis Commission says the skyscraper at 100 N. Main St. suffers from "weak" ownership and that the building would probably be better off with a new, deep-pocketed owner.
Somer Smith and three colleagues were busy Thursday, June 11, cruising around the South End portion of Downtown on the lookout for neglected properties.
Smith, an associate at Brewer & Barlow PLC and a second-year student in the City and Regional Planning graduate program at the University of Memphis, was canvassing the area around Crump Boulevard and West Virginia Street as part of a volunteer force organized by the Downtown Memphis Commission to conduct a sweeping survey of property conditions.
The Downtown Memphis Commission is stepping up its search for a new president and chief executive to replace the outgoing Paul Morris.
The newly appointed Beale Street Tourism Development Authority wants to talk to Memphis City Council members about a fee simple arrangement for how it would govern the entertainment district for the city.
CP Memphis LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, signed an assignment and assumption of lease document May 18 taking ownership of the Downtown Crowne Plaza Hotel, at 300 N. Second St.
The team behind the proposed redevelopment of the long-vacant Tennessee Brewery received a 20-year tax freeze and a long-term loan for a new parking garage to help usher the Downtown development along, but officials say much work remains before the $28.1 million project becomes a reality.
Jeff Sanford has spent much of the past five years consulting on redevelopment projects in other cities.
But Sanford – who stepped down from his post as president of the Center City Commission, now the Downtown Memphis Commission, in 2010 – hasn't found another entertainment district comparable to Memphis' most famous street.
When John Michels was a kid going to nature camps with his family and hiking with his brother and cousins, he was taking the first steps along his career path.
"We'd sort of learn how to survive in the woods and build shelters, learn about ecosystems," Michels said of his days growing up in New Jersey, and then later trips to upstate New York by Lake George. "I started doing a lot of hiking in the Adirondack Mountains.
The new city panel that would guide the long-term development and possible expansion of Beale Street isn't quite ready to begin work yet.
The Memphis City Council gave its conditional approval Tuesday, April 21, to Mayor A C Wharton Jr.'s 13 nominees for the new Beale Street Tourism Development Authority provided 11 of them provide written statements swearing they have no direct financial interest in Beale Street businesses.
Memphis City Council members get their first look Tuesday, April 7, at a new strategy for the Memphis Police Department as well as Memphis Mayor A C Wharton's choices for the new Beale Street Tourism Development Authority.
The windows on the old Executive Inn on Airways Boulevard where Brooks Road dead ends had been busted out for several years, leaving the curtains in its long-empty rooms fluttering in the wind.
But in January, demolition crews began ripping away at the blighted property at 3222 Airways, providing relief to residents and business owners whose own property values suffered because of the neglected property in that corner of Whitehaven.
Memphis civic and business leaders are in the early stages of talking with an anonymous donor about lighting the Harahan Bridge while a Memphis-based movie theater titan is exploring building a new theater Downtown.
The president of the Downtown Memphis Commission says it is a mistake for Memphis leaders to try to match Nashville's new convention center and massive convention centers being built in other cities.
Paul Morris will leave his post as president of the Downtown Memphis Commission late this year to become president of his family's business, Jack Morris Auto Glass.
The resurrected One Beale project at Riverside Drive and Beale Street has returned to a two-tower plan that will include 280 apartments, 40,000 square feet of retail and meeting space, 20,000 square feet of office space and a 300-room hotel.
For a third consecutive session, Memphis City Council members are scheduled to vote Tuesday, Feb. 3, on establishing a Beale Street Tourism Development Authority.
The resolution establishing the authority to oversee and further develop the entertainment district was delayed two weeks ago as some council members, led by Harold Collins and Wanda Halbert, talked about the council approving actions of the development authority.
A stronger and more vital public transportation presence in Downtown and a plan for development of land south of Central Station are two priorities of the Downtown Memphis Commission for the coming year.
Crews could begin transforming the long-vacant Tennessee Brewery property Downtown later this year and the first residents could move in during the fall of 2016, a veteran developer told a Downtown development board Tuesday, Jan. 13.
A New York-based investor is under contract to purchase the Raymond James tower on Front Street Downtown, one of the most recognizable office buildings in the city.
A new tourism development authority being proposed for the Beale Street entertainment district would not replace the Beale Street Development Corp.
A new single-family residential project in the heart of Victorian Village is doing very well, thank you very much.
Five of the eights lots inside Planters Row II, a unique master planned community on Jefferson Avenue in Victorian Village between the Medical Center and Downtown core, are already optioned or under contract after the first day of sales, according to Scott Blake, president of Design 500 Inc.
Three decades is a long enough time on Beale Street for any institution to create its own remarkable life.
But when that 30 years is part of a longer life of nearly 80 years and it's on a street with an even longer history and heritage, there can be a tendency to forget how much time has passed in the latest life.
The California nightclub developer taking on the old Club Crave on Beale Street and the Memphis businessman who was a driving force behind the new Hattiloo Theater location in Overton Square are the new owners of Beale Street's longest-running showcase music venue, The New Daisy Theater.
Work began Monday, Nov. 10, on the Harahan Bridge boardwalk in a Downtown conference room as the contractor on the $17.5 million project, OCCI Inc. of Fulton, Mo., met with city leaders and explained the construction plan to come for what is now called the "Big River Crossing."
It was about four years ago that a group of Memphians flew to Omaha, Neb., to talk with Union Pacific railroad executives about building a bicycle and pedestrian boardwalk on the northern side of the Harahan Railroad Bridge across the Mississippi River.
The RISE Foundation, a nonprofit that uses financial literacy to help improve the lives of low-income Memphis residents, has added five new members to its board of directors.
The new members are Crystal Oliver, managing director in human resources at FedEx; Jerry Corless, managing partner at MidSouth Financial Group/MassMutual; Brian Woods, finance director at Nike; Paul Blanchard, vice president, supply chain, industrial packaging at International Paper; and Teresa Morris, Memphis district manager at Wells Fargo Bank.
One of the oldest and most prominent names in Memphis business is in the midst of transforming a Downtown warehouse, reviving a premium liquor brand that disappeared with Prohibition and restoring its prominent role in the community.
Just a few weeks before construction is scheduled to begin on the Big River Crossing boardwalk on the Harahan Bridge, bicycle riders will gather in West Memphis for a 100-kilometer bike ride designed to showcase what's on the other side of the bicycle and pedestrian boardwalk across the Mississippi River.
A Mississippi-based developer has acquired the uncompleted Horizon condominium tower overlooking the Mississippi River in Downtown.
Dawn Properties Inc. of Hattiesburg, which is primarily involved in the acquisition, development and management of multifamily properties, has purchased the 16-story, 155-unit tower for $13.5 million and plans on completing the luxury condominiums.
For several years, Scott Crosby, an attorney with Burch, Porter & Johnson PLLC and co-owner of The Brass Door restaurant on Madison Avenue Downtown, had considered what, if anything, could be done with the shuttered Burger King restaurant across the street, a decaying eyesore in an otherwise vibrant strip of the street.
Sardor and Gulam Umarov are used to fighting battles with seemingly long odds.
Between 2005 and 2009, the brothers waged a high-profile human rights campaign against the authoritarian government in their native Uzbekistan for the release of their father, Sanjar Umarov, a Germantown businessman thrown into prison for opposing the regime.
Downtown's South Main neighborhood may have been part of the first official arts district in the city of Memphis, but that's not been exactly obvious while looking around on a drive or walk through the area.
If you want to go to Beale Street in the wee hours of Sunday morning, you'll no longer have to pay a $10 fee.
Downtown Memphis Commission president Paul Morris said the temporary charge instituted in August following several dangerous incidents in the entertainment district has been lifted, but a tweaked version could reappear next year.
From his office on the 21st floor of the Raymond James tower Downtown, John C. Carson Jr. has a sweeping view of the Mississippi River as it rolls by the Bluff City.
The Big River Initiative, the nonprofit group raising private funding for a pedestrian and bicycle boardwalk on the Harahan Bridge across the Mississippi River, has $2.5 million to raise to get the project started.
The Pinch District, one of the city's oldest commercial districts, could lose its designation on the National Register of Historic Places, a move that would jeopardize existing buildings but possibly make some new development easier.
Preliminary bids on the Harahan Bridge pedestrian and bicycle boardwalk and a West Memphis trail system connecting to the bridge came in $5 million lower than the first round of bids on the projects.
When Ridgeland, Miss.-based development firm the Bryan Co. broke ground on The Horizon condominium tower in 2007, it was at the peak of the housing bubble and optimism from elected officials and Downtown boosters was equally high.
The city of Memphis and the Downtown Memphis Commission suffered a stinging setback this week in their quest to rid a key section of Main Street of a deteriorating eyesore, one that has survived multiple attempts to be sold and defied repeated orders to clean up.
The Riverfront Development Corp. is filling in a calendar of events at the newly opened Beale Street Landing that stretches into the fall and demonstrates the role of programming in holding the larger public's interest beyond those coming to the landing now out of curiosity.
Evidence for the attractiveness of Downtown's South Main neighborhood can be found in any of several corners.
One example is at 314 S. Main St., where Café Pontotoc opened its doors about two weeks ago. Owners Milton and Cherie Lamb wanted to establish a comfortable neighborhood bar that serves wine, local beers and small plates in a setting where patrons get used to coming in to unwind.
Office space is moving east in Memphis for now.
But the head of the Downtown Memphis Commission says that doesn't appear to be a long-term trend.
"I don't disagree that that's happened. I disagree that that will continue to happen over the next 20 or 30 years," Downtown Memphis Commission president Paul Morris said on the WKNO-TV program "Behind the Headlines." "If you look at it from the longer-term perspective across America, more and more offices are returning to downtown areas."
Beale Street Landing seems an unlikely choice as a cornerstone, considering its troubled path to completion.
At this point, it's almost a motto – not on time and over budget, and by a lot on both counts.
When Gov. Bill Haslam joined local economic development and civic officials at FedExForum in January to announce that Conduit Global would open a call center in Shelby County that would employ 1,000 people over the next three to five years, it provided a much-needed boost to the local office real estate sector.
For much of the renovated Beale Street Entertainment District's 30-year history, George Miller was a figure in exile just on the other side of the district's formal eastern border of Fourth Street.
Raymond James is extending its commitment to Downtown Memphis, where the investment firm will remain a key part of the city's skyline for at least another decade.
The firm has reached a deal with Parkway Properties to extend its lease on the Raymond James Tower at 50 N. Front St. until March of 2024.
Two major Downtown projects that suffered setbacks after the real estate market seized up when the recession battered the economy are poised for a comeback.
Real estate experts and Downtown officials say the prospects for the Horizon on the southern end of Downtown and One Beale at Beale Street and Riverside Drive appear promising.
When The Chinese Connection Dub Embassy takes the stage in Handy Park on Beale Street Friday, June 6, the band's reggae beat and style will be something new for a park that has seen everything from church choirs to jug bands to blues bands playing "Mustang Sally" and similar hits for tourists.
The Arkansas land between the bridges across the Mississippi River at Memphis doesn't have a name, at least not yet.
If graffiti is any indication, lots of people go there. And they cross numerous boundaries on dirt and gravel roads and paths that can end abruptly and are posted with "no trespassing" signs and other warnings as well as railroad video cameras.
The Beale Street entertainment district has a new tenant on its eastern border with Fourth Street in a space that has been closed for 12 years.
Downtown Memphis Commission president Paul Morris tweeted Thursday, April 10, that Sweetie Pie's, a soul food restaurant with three locations in St. Louis and plans for expansion in other cities, will open at 349 Beale St. on the southeast corner of Fourth and Beale streets.
Memphis City Council member Lee Harris is challenging Democratic state Sen. Ophelia Ford in the August primary for District 29, the Senate seat held by a member of the Ford family since 1975.
Memphis businessman Taylor Berger is part of a team preparing to take short-term ownership of the Tennessee Brewery Downtown, with plans to bring a variety of community-focused uses to the site from roughly the last weekend in April through the last weekend in May.
The bill for the three-day Memphis in May Beale Street Music this year features a new night of late night dance music from a stage in Tom Lee Park and a 69-act lineup in which Memphis artists are nearly a third of the diverse set of performers.
As a brass band leading a lunch-hour parade on Beale Street last Friday passed Handy Park, a crew wearing the district's new uniforms for maintenance workers were taking down the Performa Entertainment sign outlining the ground rules for the park area.
Plans for the pedestrian and bicycle boardwalk on the north side of the Frisco Bridge are being redesigned after the first bids on the boardwalk came in too high.
But Downtown Memphis Commission President Paul Morris said talks are underway with Union Pacific railroad executives about a compromise as backers of the part of the larger "Main to Main" project seek to raise more private funding.
Discussions are underway about the particulars of an imminent demolition contract for the Tennessee Brewery, and the owners of the castle-like structure Downtown could decide the property's fate by sometime in February or March.
Raymond James Financial Inc. is marketing space it has vacated at its 21-story Downtown office tower for subleasing opportunities as the company continues to evaluate its real estate needs.
It was shortly after 7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 3, and Downtown Memphis Commission president Paul Morris got an urgent message about a problem on Beale Street.
Elizabeth Slade has been promoted to public relations manager at Gold Strike Casino Resort. In her new role at the MGM Resorts International property, Slade will lead in developing and executing integrated marketing communication plans with components such as media relations, social media strategy, community partnerships and brand management.
Beale Street developer John Elkington will mark his departure from the development and management of the entertainment district this week, ahead of what looks to be a formal exit at the end of the month.
The T-shirt is plain and black with a simple logo that reads "Eat Local," and if you see someone wearing it, the chances are pretty good they work at a locally owned restaurant.
In recent years there has been a "Buy Local" campaign among some business leaders that's been hard to miss. Less conspicuous but still easy to find is evidence of perhaps a more influential trend – how the city is moving toward what might be called a "Lead Local" preference based on some recent changes in leadership of some of the city's most important institutions.
2700 Poplar Ave.Memphis, TN 38112Sale Amount: $7.9 million
Sale Date: Nov. 4, 2013Buyer: WCP/DSSH Holdings 16 LLCSeller: CubeSmart LPDetails: Wayne, Va.-based self-storage real estate investment trust CubeSmart LP has sold the U-Store-It facility at 2700 Poplar Ave. in the 38112 ZIP code for $7.9 million.
Harbor Island Partners LLC has acquired 10.5 acres on Mud Island and filed a construction loan for a 134-unit apartment complex on the property.
The $180 million project to revitalize the Sears Crosstown building won a 20-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) agreement Thursday, Oct. 10, from the Center City Revenue Finance Corp.
1475 E. Shelby DriveMemphis, TN 38116Loan Amount: $2.6 million
Loan Date: Aug. 23, 2013Maturity Date: Aug. 23, 2024Borrower: The Influence1 FoundationLender: Regions BankDetails: The Influence1 Foundation, the Memphis-based organization that bought the former Bishop Byrne High School in June, has filed a $2.6 million loan on the property, at 1475 E. Shelby Drive in Whitehaven.
Just a few days after its permits were filed, the development group building the 197-unit South Junction apartments Downtown has taken out a $14.8 million construction loan for the project.
South Junction Partners – through a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) program via the Memphis Center City Revenue Finance Corp. – filed the deed of trust Aug. 27 with SunTrust Bank.
Groups hoping to garner the state's real estate needs Downtown will have to wait a little longer to find out if they placed the winning bid.
The state had originally planned to issue a notice of awarding the lease for its office space needs Tuesday, July 23, but that date has been changed to Aug. 19, when the executive subcommittee of the State Building Commission meets.
Central Station is poised to ride Downtown's development momentum into its next phase of life.
Memphis Area Transit Authority officials are now reviewing requests for proposals for the next round of redevelopment at the iconic Downtown property.
The busiest time of the year along the Shelby Farms Greenline is also the busiest time of the year for Cheffie's, an example of a business that is a direct beneficiary of being near the Tillman Street end of the greenline that extends east to Shelby Farms Park.
Around nine years ago Scott Blake was walking to St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral when he noticed a window in the tower at the historic James Lee House in Victorian Village had been blown out, exposing it to the elements.
As the $33 million Main Street to Main Street project unfolds, the term "cycle track" is sure to be heard more.
A cycle track is a bicycle lane on a street that is shielded or separated from auto traffic by some kind of barrier or wall.
The Downtown Memphis Commission focuses on living, working and playing Downtown.
Downtown has experienced tremendous success in the living and playing areas over the years, but the "work" part of the equation still needed a boost. So Downtown officials have launched several efforts to bring more workers to the area and promote and capitalize on existing commercial real estate successes.
Five groups have submitted bids to become the new home to roughly 900 state workers.
JP-Memphis, Memphis Commerce Square Partners, Peabody Tower GP, Peabody Place Gold GP and Hertz Memphis all submitted bids for the state's real estate needs.
To illustrate the stiff competition Memphis faces in landing conferences and conventions because of hotel room capacity available in the city, Memphis-based hotel consultant Chuck Pinkowski points to a formidable foe just three hours away.
The future of the state's role as a major employer and user of office space Downtown could become much clearer next month.
Proposals are due Tuesday, July 2, for 100,000 square feet of office space that will become vacant when the state abandons the Donnelly J. Hill State Office Building Downtown.
Downtown Memphis Commission President Paul Morris will become the new project director for the Main Street to Main Street revitalization project that includes a Harahan Bridge boardwalk.
Downtown Memphis Commission president Paul Morris will become the new project director for the Main Street to Main Street revitalization project that includes a Harahan Bridge boardwalk.
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Denard Span thrust his right arm in the air and pointed his fingers to the sky. He leaped into the arms of onrushing teammates, who poured over the dugout railing.
Jayson Werth ripped Span's batting helmet off. Ian Desmond snatched the center fielder's jersey and tugged at it. Their celebration poured into left field, a mess of bodies basking in the moment.
At a time when their fans — when their city — may have most needed it, the Washington Nationals provided a scene of unbridled joy Tuesday afternoon. It followed a scene that was highly improbable, at a time when their playoff hopes may have most needed it.
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One day after shots rang out inside the Navy Yard, tragedy unfolding just blocks from Nationals Park, they returned to the business of baseball on Tuesday with a heart-pounding 6-5 victory over the Atlanta Braves in the first game of a doubleheader.
All it took was three runs in the ninth inning off Craig Kimbrel, aided by an error from the sure-handed Andrelton Simmons, shortly after Washington's own bullpen had faltered,.
"The numbers were probably pretty well stacked against us, to be honest," said Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond. "But they've been for a while now. We're just going out and playing. A win is a win. We'll take it."
A long day of baseball began early, and with sincere solemnity.
They stood in a line in front of their dugout, heads bowed for a minute-long moment of silence and the familiar strains of the National Anthem. Held over their hearts were navy blue ballcaps with gold accents. Some had a block 'N' on them, others the word 'NAVY' lettered across the front.
The caps were hand-delivered to the Nationals' clubhouse Tuesday morning by Admiral James A. Winnefeld, the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who thanked them for what they'd done in the wake of the unthinkable. Monday's game was postponed, forcing Tuesday's doubleheader, and Winnefeld urged them to try to refocus on baseball — for themselves, and all it may mean to the community.
"Beat up those Braves, all right?" the admiral asked manager Davey Johnson.
They tried.
"We're still feeling it," said right-hander Dan Haren, who tossed six innings and allowed just one run. "When I woke up, driving to the field, crossing over the bridge, I looked over. It made me think about it. Putting on the blue jersey before the game, with the Navy hats, I think we were all thinking about it all game, really.
"I wanted to do well. I really wanted to do well. I know that there wasn't too many people at the game. … But I really, really wanted it bad, just to fire up people that are watching. Just to make a few people feel good."
Haren's performance was strong, but it was undone by an offense that mustered one hit in innings 2 through 8 and the normally infallible Tyler Clippard serving up a two-run homer that gave the Braves a 4-3 lead in the eighth. Defensive mistakes expanded that defiict to 5-3 in the ninth, as Kimbrel warmed.
And then the improbable happened. Kimbrel walked Adam LaRoche to open the ninth, and Wilson Ramos reached on an infield hit. Anthony Rendon showed bunt. He tried. But as Kimbrel worked with home plate umpire Todd Tichenor's inconsistent strike zone, Rendon offered at only one pitch in a seven-pitch walk to load the bases.
"I'm going to be honest with you, when they got that extra run in the ninth, I was like 'It's not going to be too good for us,'" said Span. "He's the best closer in the game. And once he walked the leadoff hitter I was like 'You know what? We might have a chance.' He didn't look himself."
Chad Tracy pinch-hit, and smacked a 1-2 slider toward first baseman Freddie Freeman as LaRoche scored and the Nationals made it a one-run game. Span took one pitch and connected with a 98-mph fastball that sprinted up the middle. Simmons, who had made 11 errors all season, let the ball go through his legs.
"I said, 'That's the game right there,'" Span said. "Turned around and everybody was jumping me."
But as they danced on the infield dirt Tuesday afternoon, their incredible win had done more than just given a sentimental boost to anyone who needed a distraction from the harshness of real life.
The Nationals moved to 4½ games back of the Cincinnati Reds in the race for the final wild card spot, and they ensured the Braves would not pop champagne at the end of this day to celebrate a division crown.
"I said coming in here, we have to show these guys that we can beat them," Johnson said. "We don't want them thinking they can just roll over us. … We just have to show them: This is our home. This is our yard. You can't do that to us. I feel we've got an as good or better ballclub."
They retreated to their clubhouse, hoping to ride the emotion that bubbled over at the end of their matinee in a nightcap that held just as much weight with regard to their playoff chances.
But it was already a good day.
"The last time I pitched, I wore the [blue] jersey, in New York [on] September 11," Haren said. "To wear it and have that 'W' on our chest with the red, white and blue in it and the Navy hats, I thought it was really cool. … There's more to life than baseball. I think everyone in here knows that."
NOTES: Ramos' streak of starting 24 consecutive games behind the plate came to an end on Tuesday when he did not start the second game of the doubleheader. … Span extended his hitting streak to 27 games in the first game Tuesday and would look to make it 28 in the nightcap.


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This year I decided to repeat Thoreau's measurement.
On Aug. 22, 1860, Henry David Thoreau measured the water temperature at the bottom of Walden Pond, 100 feet below the surface. In his journal, he describes lowering a bottle of water on a line and leaving the bottle there for thirty minutes. Hauling the bottle up, he used a thermometer to measure the water temperature, getting a reading of 53 degrees, which was 22 degrees lower than the surface temperature. This range of temperatures surprised him:
What various temperatures, then, the fishes of this pond can enjoy! They require no other refrigeration than their deeps afford. They can in a few minutes sink to winter or rise to summer. How much this varied temperature must have to do with the distribution of the fishes in it. The few trout must oftenest go down below in summer.
This year I decided to repeat Thoreau's measurement. On Aug. 23, my son Jasper, our friend Ariel, and I paddled a canoe out to the deepest spot in the middle of Walden Pond, using Thoreau's 1846 map as a guide. The air temperature in the Boston metropolitan area has risen by about 4 to 5 degrees since Thoreau's time and the ice on Walden is now melting two weeks earlier in the early spring than Thoreau's recorded dates. Would the temperature on the bottom of Walden still be 53 degrees, or, like the air in Boston, was it now warmer due to climate change?
To refine our methodology, the previous day we tested if half an hour is sufficient for a one quart plastic bottle of water to equilibrate to the temperature of its surroundings. We filled a bottle with hot water of 100 degrees, and put it in a running bathtub of water at 72 degrees. After 5 minutes, the bottle was 86 degrees, about halfway between 100 and 72 degrees. And with each successive 5-minute interval it lost another half of its difference, so that by the end of 30 minutes, the bottle temperature was 73 degrees, very close to the bath temperature. Clearly, 30 minutes was sufficient for the bottle to equilibrate to its surroundings.
When we reached the middle of Walden, we lowered three bottles into the water on a weighted line: a hot one at 109 degrees, a cold one at 55 degrees, and one filled with lake water at 78 degrees. Would they all be the same temperature after 30 minutes on the bottom? The weighted line took the bottles directly to the bottom to a depth of exactly 100 feet. Over the next 30 minutes, we paddled the boat to keep it directly over the line, enjoying the Walden landscape on a beautiful, breezy day.
After 30 minutes, we hauled up the bottles. The lake water bottle and the cold water bottle each measured 50 degrees, a bit colder than Thoreau's measurement of 53 degrees. The hot water bottle measured 52 degrees; was it hotter because it started hotter? A re-measurement of the lake water bottle showed 54; it had gained 4 degrees in 4 minutes from the surrounding 76-degree air. When Thoreau made his measurements he would have been using a slow mercury thermometer that would have taken several minutes for a reading, whereas our fast electronic thermometer took only seconds. So our first slightly colder temperature reading was probably just due to our ability to measure the temperature more quickly than Thoreau had before the water had warmed up by a few degrees.
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Richard B. Primack, a biology professor at Boston University, has been using the records of Thoreau and later naturalists to investigate the impacts of a warming climate on plants and birds of Concord. This work is the subject of a special exhibit at the Concord Museum through Sept. 15.
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