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CONTENTS

OUTTAKES24 Memphis NACE Gala26 Live at the Garden: Styx28 Paw Prints Party30 A Cabaret32 Spirit of SRVS38 Cooper-Young Festival50 Latino Memphis Leadership Luncheon52 Art On Tap55 Living Awards Benefit56 Panther Creek Dove Shoot59 Zoo Rendezvous68 Annual Sustainer Polo Event74 Must Love Marisol!75 Speak Out for Literacy78 Orpheum Theatres 20th Annual Art Sale80 Plug-In 201481 Midsummer Nights Dream

FEATURES35 An Unexpected Way to Fight

Crime71 Staging Memphis: Paul Chandler in

the Spotlight76 Try Lightening Up for the Season

REGULARS40 Fashion:63 Skillet Skills82 Londons Calling84 Celebrating Marriage86 READ Book Review89 More4Memphis

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Letter From the Publisher

Psalm 23:4Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for Thou art with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.

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. , 4Memphis starts a very exciting initiative for our city, the #MemphisLoveChallenge, this month. You will learn more about this fun and positive act through social media, but the end goal is to raise funds and awareness for local non-profits. For October, we are spotlighting the Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement Foundation.

You will find a business reply envelope for this non-profit organization. The envelope accompanies a two-page story about a current project the foundation is doing to improve and safeguard our quality of life in the Mid-South.

This foundation came to 4Memphis to ask for our help in sharing their mission, which is to aid our various law enforcement agencies by providing funding for non-budgeted items that will make a difference in providing safety in our community. They had a particular need with a total cost of $160,000.00, which we felt was extremely important to some of the Mid-Souths newest and most dynamic life attractions. The Greenline, Shelby Farms, and Agricenter have become a major source of recreation and positive influence on our area.

The need for security is essential to safeguard those who are enjoying these community assets. These attractions have had tens of millions of dollars invested into them to provide resources for all of us to enjoy, but this investment will be for nothing if its visitors dont feel safe. Law enforcement noticed in the early days of the Greenline there were numerous car break-ins at the trailheads. Often the victims would not even bother to report the crime, but patrolling officers who routinely monitor the trailheads knew it was happening because of the broken glass. They requested that the Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement Foundation fund cameras to be monitored by The Real Time Crime Center. The installation of the cameras solved the problem - the cars were no longer an easy, unprotected target.

I referenced above Psalm 23, particularly the section about the Lords rod and staff that brought comfort to the Psalmist David in times of trouble. In Davids world, the use of terms were fully understood - the rod served to protect the

sheep that David was guarding and the staff was used to keep the sheep from getting themselves in trouble.The cameras actually serve as a modern day rod for the citizens of Memphis who are enjoying the ever-growing amenities being offered by Shelby Farms, The Agricenter, and The Greenline. The cameras also serve to keep those who might be tempted to commit a crime from getting themselves in trouble.

Recently, we saw a group of young Memphians in a parking lot attack a few shoppers as they walked into a store. Their actions were caught on camera by some of their peers, but if they had known that they were going to be on cameras being monitored by law enforcement certainly their actions would have been different.

I am confident that when police officers know that their actions are going to be on camera during every arrest, their justified fear or anger during that arrest will be put in check by the knowledge that their actions are being documented. Documentation has actually served to protect many officers from false complaints of abuse. Young people do careless things because they think they are invincible; law enforcement officers are professionals who at times can let their natural human reactions affect their behavior. The cameras serve as staff to protect them both.

4Memphis is looking forward to citizens of the Mid-South joining us in raising money for a different worthy organization each month. These organizations are the front line of a community that seeks to care for each other; they build a bridge between the more fortunate in our community to those in our community that are struggling in areas of health and poverty. The truth of the matter is that most of us have many things to be thankful for and the organizations that are represented monthly in 4Memphis give us all an outlet to express our gratitude. The #MemphisLoveChallenge is a hearty thank you to Memphis!

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Seek the Peace and Prosperity of the City in which I have placed you.Jeremiah 29:7

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October 2014Volume IV Number 12

PUBLISHER Jim Walker

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EDITORStephanie Beliles

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MANAGING EDITORSandi Butler Hughes

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ART DIRECTORBen Williams

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ADVERTISINGMark O. Ramirez

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CONTRIBUTORSSally Walker Davies

PHOTOGRAPHERSJay AdkinsTrey Clark

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Letter From the Editor

I was born and raised in the city of Memphis, encouraged by two parents to make a place for myself in a great city that offers wonderful opportunity. Visitors constantly remind me how friendly and encouraging locals are. Everywhere you go, people smile and they hug, they bond over Southern soul food and dance to some of the best and diverse music on earth. And Memphis cares. This city is home to the highest number of nonprofit organizations per capita on earth. We lead the world for specializing in research nursing our sick children back to health; we help our poor get meals; we offer opportunities to people that would not have them otherwise. In a city that offers such wonderful outreach experiences, it is understanding that the recent press our great city has been receiving is discouraging. The violence and the suffering and the feelings of being unsafe and disheartened are beginning to quiet what is otherwise a local resounding soulful song, full of a diverse yet joyful melody.

My friend Suzana Lightman feels what you and I are feeling. In an email to me, she explained that in most cases doing something positive counters the negative actions and feelings that are flooding over from the Mississippi River and throughout Shelby County. In several discussions and coffees later, we came up with the #MemphisLoveChallenge. This campaign involves individuals completing three random acts of kindness or Goodwill in the city, and then challenging three more people to do the same, all the while documenting the acts of Samaritan behavior on your social media. Think of paying it forward. It can cost nothing aside from maybe a few minutes of your time. And it is not people being self-congratulatory: it is people brightening the darkness and inspiring others to do the same.

We launched this on September 26th, and the result has been overwhelming. The men and women of our law enforcement agencies have received doughnuts and special cards of appreciation. People pull over to change flat tires for strangers who are in need of some assistance. People are signing up to mentor our underserved youth. The homeless are getting bottle of water. The elderly get help with loading their groceries. And most importantly, our social media is now no longer exclusively video footage of violence, outcries of anger and hurt, and breaking news of local crime. Now Facebook feeds show bits of love and goodwill and kindness as well. In my opinion, that is Memphis at its core: a community of fellowship and downhome warm fuzzies. Now we are served up slices of kind consideration.

I encourage all of you to participate in this movement. If you do not complete your challenge, you are encouraged to donate to the nonprofit organization I feature monthly in the magazine. This month I have featured The Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement Foundation. Please read about them in our pages and learn what wonderful work they do for our community. I also encourage you to donate as little or as much as you can in the pre-paid addressed envelope in inside or online at 4Memphis.com/MemphisLove.

We are a community. We are not perfect, and we can scare easily. We can be easily discouraged and negatively react. Sometimes our quilt of eclectic fabrics can unravel and turn on one another. But we are a strong community that will follow a losing team until they become winners and support a myriad of causes in the name of assisting our Memphis brothers and sisters. Please do not lose faith in the wonderful things the city has offered and will continue to offer us. We are not expecting for everyone to hold hands around a campfire, singing along to an acoustic guitar in the name of crime immediately dissipating. However, lets bond together and make strides and challenge ourselves to show a little Memphis love.

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OUTTAKES

Memphis NACE GalaWounded Warrior ProjectPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

If there is a group who knows how to throw a great party, it is most certainly the National Association for Catering and Events - and their 2014 Gala did not disappoint! The Gala theme promoted a 1950s era speakeasy and USO style, and many of the guests enjoyed dressing up in the spirit of the evening. With fabulous food and music, it was a dynamite party!

Adam Cornelius & Gina PraterAngela Watson & Ashlye McCormick Andrea Trotter & Jessica Sanders

More 4 Wounded Warrior ProjectWounded Warrior Project serves veterans and service members who incurred a physical or mental injury, illness, or wound, co-incident to their military service on or after September 11, 2001 and their families. With advancements in battlefield medicine and body armor, an unprecedented percentage of service members are surviving severe wounds or injuries. For every US soldier killed in World Wars I and II, there were 1.7 soldiers wounded. In Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, for every US soldier killed, seven are wounded. To learn more about WWP and how you can help, visit woundedwarriorproject.org.

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Dr. Elizabeth Johnson with Tracy & Jason Simpson Scott Reding, Paula & Hal Griggs Kelsey Harrison, William Briggs & Kim Harrison

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Mike & Gail Huey Bob Blanchard & Dr. Nancy Chase Melissa McGovern & Kaylee Carman John & Paige Phillips

Christine & Dennis Crews

John & Wanda Barzizza Steve Eaton & Wendy Holtz

Meredith & Scott Poore

Tony Kreager & Kaitlyn Schubert

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Furry felines and playful pups were the focus at the 2014 Paw Prints Party as their human friends gathered to promote the mission of the Humane Society of Memphis and Shelby County. Rescuing and rehabilitating injured and abused animals, the HSMSC protects our faithful four-legged Memphians.

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Susan Hu, Nikki Tubbs, Debbie Newsom & Laurie Earnheart

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A CabaretThe Variety ClubPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

The Variety Club celebrated Seventy-Five Years of Variety with A Cabaret party. The red carpet event was a salute to Tent 20 founder, M.A. Lightman, and Lightmans grandchildren served as Honorary Chairmen for this special night. Held at the University Club, the evening line-up included performances by Chris Hudson, Doug Saleeby, and T.J. Graham. For more information on this storied organization, visit varietychildrenscharity-memphis.com.

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Brian Rowe, Jordon Perry, Taylor Holliday & Michael Roberts

Judy Carmichael, Terry Reeves & Sally Shy

Vic Vescovo & Leslie Vescovo

Michael Jr., Suzana, Joanie & Michael Lightman

Pam & Bobby Levy

Charles & Cynthia Thompson, Thomas & Sheila Moore

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OUTTAKES

Spirit of SRVSPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

The 16th Annual Spirit of SRVS Gala was held in late August at the Hilton Memphis. The Grand Ballroom was filled with supporters who enjoyed the bounty of numerous food stations offering tastes from the finest restaurants in town. Wine tastings from multiple vineyards and craft beers from specialty brewers complemented the cuisine. SRVS has been serving the Mid-South since 1962, enhancing the lives of individuals with disabilities, and for the 16th year the successful Spirit of SRVS Gala is a great night that contributes to the work of this fantastic non-profit agency.

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 Senior Safari, Memphis Zoo, 9am

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 Dress for Success Little Black Dress Event, Memphis Botanic Garden, 6pmMIFAs Feed the Soul, The Warehouse, 6pmThe Forsaken Childrens Lasting Hope Gala, U of M Holiday Inn, 6pm

FRIDAY-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3-4

Fall Garden Show & Plant Sale, Memphis Botanic Garden, 9am-5pm

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 High Cotton Brewing Co. OktoberFest, High Cotton Tap Room, noonThe Blues Ball by Memphis Charitable Foundation, Gibson Guitar Factory, 7pmLincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, GPAC, 8pm

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 Don Giovanni, Opera Memphis, 7:30pm

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 Creative Aging: A Vintage Evening Gala, Annesdale Mansion, 7pmBrantley Gilbert, Landers Center, 8pm

FRIDAY-SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10-12

42nd Annual Pink Palace Crafts Fair, Audubon Park, 10am

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 West Cancer Clinics Ride To Fight On, FedEx ForumCooper-Young Regional Beerfest, Midtown Autowerks, 1pmU of M v. Houston, Liberty Bowl Stadium, TBA

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 Go Lucy Go Foundation Fall Dinner & Fundraiser, The Tower Room, 6pm

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 Libration 2014, Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 7pmLe Bon Vin, Memphis Botanic Garden, 7pm

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 6th Annual Fall Paw Fest, Carriage Crossing, 1pm

MONDAY, OCTOBER 2026th Annual Ronald McDonald House Golf Tournament, Ridgeway Country Club

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21Art Savvy: The Guitar and Jazz, GPAC, 7pm

FRIDAY-SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24-26

River Arts Festival, South Main Arts District

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 Ballet Memphis River Project: Moving Currents (Free Family Day), Playhouse on the Square, 2pmArt on Fire, Dixon Gallery & Gardens, 7pmGermantown Symphony Orchestra Young Artists Concert, GPAC, 7pm

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 4th Annual St. Jude Garden Harvest, St. Jude Garden, 3:30pm

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 Phillip Ashley Chocolates Inaugural Masquerade Charity Ball, Pink Palace Museum, 8pm

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 U of M v. Tulsa, Liberty Bowl Stadium, TBA

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MOBILE APPS FEATURINGMEMPHIS MUSIC, EVENTS,RESTAURANTS & ATTRACTIONS

Memphians inhaled with a collective gasp when the now infamous Kroger incident spread across social media and local news like a deadly virus that would not subside. A cloud of shock, disbelief and sadness spread across Facebook; Twitter was peppered with angry calls for justice. All can agree that there was an air of uneasiness in the city. After all, it is paramount to humans that they feel safe, and Memphis is under rapid fire. However, in contrast to the Blue Flu and other spectacle playing out in law enforcement agencies, there is an unsung vigilante group in Memphis that is fighting crime by taking preventative measures, one massive check at a time.

In 2008, a group of notable local business men and women took notice of the Memphis Law Enforcement Agencys budget and noticed a problem: with roughly 90 percent of the budget allocated to personnel and salaries, there was less than ten percent for technology, training and equipment. The group decided that technology was far too important yet expensive to be cultivated with only agency money. Therefore, The Memphis Law Enforcement Foundation was born out of necessity that was recognized by a group that could do something about it, and technology was the focus of their mission. The timing was perfect as the Real Time Crime Center had just been established, and the board sought to assist in the centers endeavors. One of the first projects the Memphis Law Enforcement Foundation assisted on was the SkyCop Cameras. They are developed for video and audio surveillance for the Law Enforcement and Homeland Security applications and can be used for remote monitoring and video recording for locations within the city that have a high potential for criminal activity. The SkyCop Cameras are the portable towers with the small cameras and flashing blue lights locals see at different festivals and parking lots. The cameras send real-time footage back to the crime center, thus providing eagle-eye advantage should a crime take place within its line of sight. They not only can be used to monitor but to record as well, 24 hours a day. Consequently, the car break-in complaints at places like the Italian Festival, Overton Park and the Cooper Young Festival went to zero. The community is happier, and the board is happier. In light of the success of the cameras, the board voted to provide cameras for the Greenline, and currently there are cameras that cover Tillman to Graham.

The next project was to figure out a way to network the cameras together. In combination with radio wave and fiber-optic technology, these cameras can essentially talk to each other. So the board put four cameras (one on each corner) on the top of Clark Tower. These cameras are so precise that they can read a license plate in the neighborhoods Home Depot. They then afforded four more cameras in One Commerce Square. In theory, if a criminal committed a crime in East Memphis and tried to hightail it downtown and make it across the bridge, the cameras have spoken with each other, sent data to the Real Time Crime Center, and provided the Memphis Law Enforcement Agency with

a good idea of how to catch the perpetrator. The SkyCop Cameras prove that a menacing camera coupled with flashing blue lights acts a major deterrent for disruptors of the local peace. The cameras have been extended out to meet county needs, thus necessitating the foundations name change to The Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement Foundation. However, these cameras are not inexpensive.

The Memphis/Shelby County Foundation essentially answers a need for safety within the community by providing vital technology without having to wait on government assistance and by cutting through political red tape. A common misconception when soliciting for the foundation is summed up by the following statement: Why should I donate to a law enforcement foundation when I pay taxes and some of my money goes to law enforcement? Simply answered, the foundation is a non-profit organization that supplements the government agency. They fundraise on behalf of the needs that our government cannot immediately meet. Almost every major city has a foundation that works like ours (except,

An Unexpected Way to Fight CrimeA Look at The Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement FoundationBy Stephanie Beliles; Photos courtesy of The Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement Foundation

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due to a lack of donations, The Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement Foundation has less money to spend). However, when the city hears the outcry from grocery shoppers and residents in the Poplar and Highland area, the MPD answers with a SkyCop Camera that was funded not by the government, but by The Memphis/Shelby Law Enforcement Foundation. That and other used monies is raised and allocated by the board, who collectively act like a league of superhero avengers with powers unleashed by cell phones, checkbooks and local celebrity status. A project comes before the board and they decide if help can be provided. They consider the foundations budget and other areas needs. Then they raise money to objectively solve the crime problem with equipment. The foundation writes the check for the bill and then donates the equipment to the local law enforcement agency. The donations are then the responsibility of the law enforcement agency. The foundation has one employee (yes, you read correctly), and he can be compared to the invaluable Alfred in Batmans Gotham. Jim Tusant is the Executive Director and has over three decades in law enforcement under his belt. He is the only expense of the foundation, and his pay is a board responsibility. Therefore, 100 percent of the donations goes into the projects making the community a safer place.

If technology does not appeal to you, then this may: the foundation also assists in funding for law enforcement dogs. It is a mostly unknown yet remarkable fact that dogs trained for law enforcement are essentially married to the officer with whom it works. The dog is trained to respond only to that officer. They go through rigorous exercises and field training so that when a criminal has entered a building and is at-large, a dog on his officers command reacts with its sensitive hearing and quick reflexes to search, seek, and attack if need be. Often times, the dogs go to live with their officers. Then, when the officer retires, the dog retires. Canines are critical to a law enforcement agency for search-and-rescue, bomb threats and illegal drug situations. Since they have been enlisted, the number of injuries to officers in situations that now use canines has dramatically gone down. Despite their importance, replacement canines are not budgeted in an agency. So when an officer retired in Memphis and his dog went with him, followed by another canine getting injured and unable to work, and the agency was in need of a couple additional trusty noses. But, again, these are no ordinary dogs. These dogs are specially-bred and highly-skilled trained officers, and they do not go for the listing price of your average pup. In fact, law enforcement dogs cost roughly $7000. And when the budget will not allow for such necessity, The Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement Foundation provides.

Currently, the Shelby County/Memphis Law enforcement is raising money for two important projects: the first being safety at the Agricenter. The Agricenter sees millions of people a year, and it is not just for the Delta Fair. There is an active farmers market and several established business inside. The Showplace Arena hosts numerous conventions and expos, and trainings take place in the pavilion regularly. The come-and-go nature of the Agricenter and those who visit it have made it a desirable target for car break-ins. The Shelby Farms Conservancy in its expansion on their trails have recognized this as a safety issue for runners and cyclists and brought it to the attention of the Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement Foundation. And with the success of the cameras elsewhere, one can hope that when the funds are raised that the Greenlines extension will be an even better location to cruise.

The second project is reminiscent, again, of Batman getting afforded a new gasoline-fueled toy from Alfred. But this is no Batmobile. This project is for a gyrocopter, and a gyrocopter is a cool as it sounds. It is manned by two officers and has the ability to work in conjunction with the fiber-optic camera system. They have the ability to move incredibly slowly and look much like a helicopter. However, where a helicopter costs thousands of dollars per hour to operate, a gyrocopter costs roughly $40 per hour to operate. They can offer crucial aid in search and rescue cases and offer aerial advantage where stationary cameras are not available. The drive-away tag price for a gyrocopter is about $90,000. It goes without saying that the law enforcement agencies cannot afford a piece of equipment like that. It also goes without saying that a gyrocopter and its capabilities would exponentially assist in monitoring and aiding our community. Therefore, the foundation is raising money to afford our law enforcement a gyrocopter.

Cameras that communicate with each other, special high-tech gyrocopter, and other advanced technologies may sound a bit Big Brother, but considering the current circumstances, these efforts by The Memphis/Shelby County Law Enforcement Foundation are beyond admirable; they are now a Memphis necessity. Sometimes Memphis can feel like Gotham, and maybe this foundation is the bright beacon of light in the sky that can give us hope for a more secure community. 4Memphis would like to thank the members of the board as well as Mr. Jim Tusant for the hard work and dedication to the Memphis law enforcement agencies and the citizens of Memphis and Shelby County. They are also our first recipient for donations from the #MemphisLoveChallenge. To learn more about the challenge, please read our Letter from the Editor and visit 4Memphis.com/MemphisLove.

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Cooper-Young FestivalPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

A fall favorite, the Cooper-Young Festival heralds the change of seasons, and the most anticipated event in Midtown was a fabulous autumn extravaganza!

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Lee Anderson Roper & Katie Breyer

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Marigold Pascual, Antoinette Reynolds & Sarah Duax

Lynn Tune & Beryl WrightHolly Lau & Richard HarperDenise & Heather NichokChris Strickland & Debbie Reid

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Adam, Lauren & Kinney Hammond

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Memphis historic Chisca Hotel has been undergoing quite the facelift. What is slated to be renovated into luxury living spaces and home to healthy eateries is now under serious construction. The textured walls, exposed infrastructure and decades-old property features provided a beautiful backdrop for out October and outerwear photo shoot this month, as well as excitement for the great things to come out of the updated Chisca Hotel.

As Memphis continues into fall weather, it is not unusual to need outwear for the chilly days, and then lighter fabrics for the undoubtable warmer days in our unpredictable weather patterns. We have chosen great lighter pieces of vests, jackets and blazers for the slightly nippier nights, as well as wool parkas, peacoats and leather bombers for the cold snaps. Bundling up does not have to be boring!

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Blouse : Heather Boutique & SpaHalf sweater : Kittie Kyle

Pants : 20twelveBoots : Oak Hall

Bag : Oak Hall Blazer : Heather Boutique & Spa

Necklace : Kittie Kyle

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Blouse : Lori JamesJacket : Kittie KyleTrousers : Kittie KyleHat : Kittie KyleHandbag : 20twelveBracelet : Lori James

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Blouse : Heather Boutique & SpaTrousers : LavishShawl : 20twelveNecklace : Lavish

Shoes : Lavish

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Trousers : 20twelveTop : Lori JamesJacket : Heather Boutique & SpaBoots : LanskysBag : 20twelve

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Leggings/Trousers : LanskysBlouse : LanskysSweater : LanskysHat : LanskysShort necklace : Milli GraceLong necklace : Lori James

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Trousers : Milli GraceBlouse : Lori James

Gloves : Oak HallVest : Oak Hall

Necklace : LavishBoots : Lavish

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Skirt : Heather Boutique & SpaBlouse : Lavish

Jacket : Kittie KyleNecklace : Lori James

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OUTTAKES

Angel Rodriguez, Yvonne Guerra , Rebeca Rosas & Yajaira Andrade

Geo Diaz, Clara Ospina & Victor Evans Gertie Ryan, Amy Gregory & Deborah Thornton

Clarisa Mireles, Carlos Mendoza, Ana Rodriguez & Fatima Escobar

Andre Dean, John Smarrelli, Alex Matlock, Harold Collins & Jose Angel Rodriguez

Clarisa Mireles & Mariana Hernandez

Nick Patterson & Bryce Ashby Yancy & Anna CalvoDeborah Hernandez & Alvis OteroMaria Leggett & George P. Bush

Latino Memphis Leadership LuncheonPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

The 1st Latino Memphis Leadership Luncheon was held September 9 at the University of Memphis Holiday Inn. The keynote speaker for the inaugural event was George P. Bush. Bush is the son of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and of Mexican-born Columba Bush. He shared many of the lessons hes learned from his long family history of public service and as a bi-racial leader. To learn more about the organization, visit latinomemphis.org.

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OUTTAKES

Joy & Larry Rice

Tracy Douglas & Adam Kaluzny Kesha & Jason Warren

Katie Poandl & Luke Branim

Art on TapDixon Gallery & GardensPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

Fall was in the air as the Young at Art group sponsored Art on Tap on September 5th at the Dixon. Local and regional breweries poured the finest selections of craft beers including Wiseacre, High Cotton, Bluff City Brewers. Over 60 different beers were on tap for the evening! Cheers to the Dixon for hosting one of the best beer extravaganzas in town! dixon.org

Alayne Arbogast & Christina Morris

Rashida & Phillip Thompson

Alyana Lewis, Lindsey Hammond & Jenny Miller

Christine Vranich & Jessica Toliuszis

Jerome Cianciola & Brittly Butler

Kim Moon, Elly Deyhle & Amy Beard

Josh & Dr. Caley SpottsAdrienne Huntsman & Bob LaBonia

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Hollis Halford with Glenda & Gary Shorb & Brenda Halford

Donna Abney, Dr. Bill & Marty Routt & Paula Jacobson

Dr. Robin & Tony Womeodu Steve & Cava Sittnick

Rebecca & Dr. Michael Ugwueke with Rev. Brigitte French

Living Awards BenefitMethodist Healthcare FoundationPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

One of Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcares most important events, the Living Awards Benefit, was held recently at The Peabody Hotel. This special evening honors individuals and community organizations doing outstanding work in the realm of faith and health locally, nationally, and even globally. The 2014 Living Award Honorees are Henry and Jeanne Varnell, James H. Beaty, M.D., William E. Routt Jr., M.D., Community Alliance for the Homeless, and UMCOR- Imagine No Malaria Program. Congratulations and thank you for making a difference! methodisthealth.org

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Palmer & Tucker Lowery Jim & Niki Shaheen

Neil Johnson & Will LynnBillings Ruleman & Alexandra Peters

Janie & Michael Lowery with Erin Rogers

Leslie Dunavant & Kirby Floyd

Sam Taras & David Richardson

Larry Haun & Drew Andrews Lucy & Boyd Wade

Helen Wade, Julie & Rob Hussey Nick Gardner & Cooper Foster

Grin Walden & Wilson Browne

John, Laura, Sara Jordon & Foster Houseal with Elenor & Barry Maynard

Rob Browne, Kim Walton & Beau Filiatreau Bobby Wade with Grace & Tripp Dyer

Panther Creek Ranch Dove HuntPalmer Home for Children/Jonahs JourneyPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

The 5th Annual Panther Creek Ranch Dove Hunt was sporting good time! The hunt benefits the Palmer Home for Children and Jonahs Journey. This event was the most successful to date with over 150 guests. The hunters at the sold-out event were treated to great food, fun, and most importantly, a sky full of doves. To learn more about the mission and how you can help, visit jonahsjourney.org.

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ZooRendezvousPhotography by Mike Payne

The annual Zoo Rendezvous is the largest fundraiser of the year for the Memphis Zoo and also one of the most anticipated parties in town. With over 80 restaurants and bars serving a smorgasbord of the finest fare, this is where foodies and party animals collide! memphiszoo.org

Cyndia Wright, Randy & Scarlet Vance

Tonya Lukic, Allison Swanson, Dr. Mike & Tina Jones

Tonya Towner & Bettye Townsend

Liz Lee Scruggs & Meghan Doyle

Katie Carnes & Vanessa Cardot

Alvin & Audrey Benson

Mark & Briana Amagliani, Quitman DeLoch

Debbie French, Sheri Carter, Tonya Berish & Charlotte Mayfield

Dave & Kim Lieske, Melinda Ray, Chris Thomas

Robert & Amber Miller

Leroy & Jeanetta Jackson

Kevin & Paige Morehead Salyer

Gary & Judy Edge

Dr. Priya Patel, Dr. Purvisha Patel & Melanie Hamilton Sobczak

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Robyn, Kelsey & Clayton Reed

Debbie & Ed Farler

Wendy Holtz & Braxton Dockery

DeShana Daniels & Jeremy Matthews

Diana & Justin Nicholas

Carol Mccrudden & Lauren Smith

Linda Olsen & Richard Hall

Renee Davis & Lynn Zills

James & Suzanne Waide

Matt & Jennifer Zufall, Amy & Chris Smith

Debbi & Mike Wood

Donna Bailey & Erica Radcli

Laronda & Kurt Holmes

Joe & Angela Grai

Joe & Tracy Pearson

Robert & Gladys Hunt

Steve & Sherry Redden, Peter & Judy Felsenthal

Janet & Jana Sanders, Kim & Lauren Hicks

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SKILLETSKILLSPhotography by Jay Adkins

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If you are skilled in soul food or Southern fare, you know the importance of a cast iron skillet. Some skillets are passed down multiple generations and carry the flavor and fond memories of family meals. However, skillets are not sequestered to fried chicken or breakfast anymore; some of Memphis most notable restaurateurs not only appreciate the sentiment of the skillet but the potential of it as well. Skillets are perfect for poultry, fish, wild game and even dessert. Tennesseans are embracing the skillet, and they all recognize that they need to look no further than Tennessees Lodge Cast Iron to create their iron-cooked dishes.

Lodge is the oldest family-owned cookware company in America, founded by Joseph Lodge in 1896 in South Pittsburgh, Tennessee. Todays management team includes fourth generation descendants: CEO and Chairman, Bob Kellermann and COO and President, Henry Lodge. Joseph Lodge created a legacy of quality that has thrived through two World Wars and the Great Depression and is still carried on by his family today. Over 120 items of foundry seasoned cookware, representing the most extensive selection on the market. With consumer demand now exceeding foundry capacity, Lodge has unveiled plans for a considerable expansion of their South Pittsburg plant. These will include new melting systems, sand systems, an additional molding line, and expanded seasoning lines. Lodge is growing to new heights with their feet still firmly planted at home in Tennessee.

Rustic Berry Skillet Galette LODGE CAST IRON

Ingredients1/2 pint raspberries 1/2 pint golden raspberries 1 pint strawberries, hulled and sliced1 pint blueberries1/3 cup brown sugar1 1/2 teaspoons grated orange zest 1 teaspoon grated orange zest

1 teaspoon vanilla extract2 tablespoons heavy cream1/4 cup sliced almonds, toasted and chopped1 store-bought 12 round pastry dough

In a large bowl toss the berries with sugar, zests, and vanilla extract. Unwrap dough and transfer to a well-seasoned Lodge Baking Pan. Pile berry mixture in the center of the dough, leaving a 3 border uncovered. Fold the dough up and over the berries, pleating the folds, leaving the berries exposed in the center. Brush the dough with cream, sprinkle with chopped almonds, and bake for 40 minutes. Remove, let cool for 5 minutes, slice and serve. If making for later use, bake, cool, and cover with plastic wrap, then refrigerate until ready to serve. To serve, preheat the oven to 300 degrees F. Remove the galette from the refrigerator, uncover, and warm in the oven for 15 minutes. It may necessary to cover with aluminum foil to prevent overbrowning of the pastry dough.

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Cast Iron BBQ SalmonITTA BENA

1 6 to 8 oz salmon filet1/2 c Worcestershirejuice of 1/2 a lemon1/4 tsp salt1/4 tsp black pepper

1/4 tsp garlic powder1/4 tsp onion powder1/4 tsp cajun seasoning4 T butterI T olive oil

BBQ SauceCombine Worcestershire, juice of 1/2 a lemon, salt, pepper, garlic powder, and onion powder in a mixing bowl. Set aside a tablespoon or two to brush onto the salmon. Pour the rest of the mixture into a saute pan and bring to a boil. Once boiling, remove from heat and whisk in butter. Continue whisking until butter is completely melted and incorporated.

SalmonCover the bottom of a cast iron pan with olive oil, and set over medium high heat. Season salmon with cajun seasoning. Once hot, lay salmon seasoned side down in pan. Cook 2 or 3 minutes or until nicely seared. Flip salmon over, and brush with bbq sauce. Transfer pan to a 350 degree oven and cook roughly 6 to 8 minutes for medium, or longer to fully cooked the salmon. Salmon is great for breakfast, lunch, or dinner; serve with roasted potatoes, veggies, eggs, or on top of a mixed greens salad.

Wagyu Beef with True Mac & CheeseERLING JENSENS

1/2 cup diced smoky bacon1/2 cup diced yellow onion1/8 cup flour2 cups cream1/4 cup beemsteer cheese

1/4 cup reggiano parmesan1/4 cup petit Chantal cheeseFresh truffle, whole for shavingSalt and pepper

Preheat cast iron skillets. In the first skillet, render bacon together with onions until translucent. Once the bacon is crisp and the onions quite soft, dust the fat with flour and stir vigorously until the roux comes together. Add cream and cheese to this mixture and let it come up to a simmer. Add the pasta, green onions and shaved black summer truffles reserve.

Wagyu BeefRub the meat with salt, pepper, thyme and ground garlic. Sear on both sides in a cast iron skillet finish in oven until desired temperature.

Cast Iron Skillet BurgersFRANK GRISANTIS ITALIAN RESTAURANT

2 lbs Ground chuckKosher salt & fresh cracked black pepper4 Hamburger buns

Divide the ground chuck into 4 8 oz patties. Take the time to make sure the patties are well formed. Tip: make them thick to help get a good medium temperature. Heavily season each patty with kosher salt and fresh cracked black pepper. This will help ensure a good crust on the burger.

Heat the cast iron skillet until hot. Place two burgers in the skillet. Place only two so the skillet will retain its heat. For a medium temperature, cook for 4-5 minutes, then flip and cook for 3-4 minutes on the other side. Remove from the skillet and repeat with the other two burgers.

For a classic burger, top each with cheddar cheese, shredded lettuce, pickle slices, sliced tomato and red onion, and a little yellow mustard.

Bake at 375 for 30-40 minutes or until an internal thermometer reads 165F and the juices run clear. Serve with couscous.

Pan Roasted Moroccan Style Chicken with PearsSALUD! Cooking School at Whole Foods Market

2 T Tagine seasoning1/4 tsp red pepper flakes1 tsp salt tsp pepper4 French Butter or Bartlett pears (about 2 lbs), quartered

1 4lb whole chicken, giblets removed, rinsed and patted dry2 T Grapeseed oil2 large shallots, cut into thick slices2 cloves garlic, minced3/4c chicken broth

In a small bowl combine tagine seasoning, red pepper flake, salt and pepper. In a separate bowl, toss pear quarters with 2 tsp of spice mix. Set aside. To prepare the chicken, cut out the back bone using kitchen shears or a chefs knife. On a cutting board with the breast side facing up, press down on the center of the chicken, flattening out the center of the bird. Gently tuck the wing tips behind the breast, to keep them from overcooking. Liberally season the skin side of the chicken, reserving about Tbsp, making sure to rub the seasoning in to get maximum coverage. In a large cast iron skillet, heat grapeseed oil over medium-high heat until hot but not smoking. Sear chicken skin side down for 3-4 minutes or until a nice crust is formed. While chicken is cooking, take the reserved seasoning and season the underside of the bird. Carefully turn the bird over and cook an additional 3-4 minutes. Remove to a plate and set aside. Add pears, cut side down, in a single layer in the skillet. Allow to caramelize 1-2 minutes before adding shallots to the pan. Continue cooking for an additional 2 minutes and add minced garlic. Saut briefly, then move pear mixture to the outside edge of the pan. Gently place chicken back into the center of the pan, skin side up, and rearrange pear pieces so that everything fits nicely in the pan. Pour chicken broth and any juices left on the plate over the ingredients and carefully transfer into the center of the oven.

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Cast Iron BBQ Salmon Cast Iron Skillet Burgers

Wagyu Beef with True Mac & CheesePan Roasted Moroccan Style Chicken with Pears

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Chicken Hash with Sunny Side EggLOCAL ON THE SQUARE

Tasso Cream1 medium shallot, minced1 T garlic, chopped2 cups heavy cream

1/4 white wine2 oz tasso, diced

In a saute pan, add a dash of olive oil. On medium high heat, saute the garlic and shallot until soft. Add the tasso and saute for another minute or so. Add the white wine and reduce by half. Add the cream and let simmer unitl incorporated.

Chicken Hash1 large chicken breast, roasted6 medium red potatoes, sliced into 1/2 inch pieces

1 roasted red pepper1/2 yellow onion, medium dicedSalt & pepper

Fry potatoes at 350 degrees until golden and crispy or toss in a bowl with olive oil until lightly coated and bake in oven at 350 degrees until golden in color and soft, about 15-20 minutes. Saute onion until soft. Toss in a bowl with remaining ingredients. Garnish with shredded chicken breast, pickled red onion, srirachi, green onion, and fried fried egg.

White Bean & Andouille CassouletINTERIM RESTAURANT

3 cups dried white beans4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided, plus more for drizzling1 pound Andouille sausage 1 bulb of fennel (white parts only), small diced3 whole carrots, small diced1 small yellow onion, small diced

5 garlic cloves, thinly sliced4 Roma tomatoes, medium diced4 cups chicken stock7 sprigs thyme4 sprigs tarragon2 sprigs rosemaryKosher salt and freshly ground black pepper To Taste

Place beans in a large pot and cover with water by 3 inches. Bring to a boil; boil for 2 minutes. Remove from heat, cover, and let stand for 1 hour.

Drain beans. Add fresh water to cover by 3 inches. Bring to a boil; reduce heat to medium and simmer, uncovered, until beans are just tender but not mushy, 1 1/22 hours (time will vary depending on size and age of beans). Drain, reserving 1 cup bean broth.

Heat 3 Tbsp of oil in a large pot over medium- low heat. Add Andouille and render down, until crispy 7-8 mins. Next add fennel, onion, garlic in same pot. Season with salt and pepper; cook, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are softened; about 5 minutes then add Roma tomatoes. Add reserved 1 cup bean broth, beans, chicken stock, herbs; bring to a boil and simmer for 30 minutes. Let stand for 5 minutes then serve with your choice of braised rabbit, quail or favorite game.

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Jim's Place Grille is the perfect location for your upcoming Christmas party, rehearsal dinner, or family celebration. We also offer off-site catering for any occasion. Contact James Taras or Aaron Rude at

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Annual Sustainer Polo EventJunior League of MemphisPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

A polo-perfect Sunday in early September brought together the Sustainer members of the Junior League of Memphis for their annual polo gathering. Held at the Memphis Polo Club in Rossville, TN, it was an elegant afternoon of equestrian finery and fun. Proceeds from the event benefitted the JLMs G.R.O.W. program. jlmemphis.org

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Laura Mulholland & Daisy Laird Jessica Grayson & Kandice DortchJennifer Culotto & Anna RitzBill Daniel Claudia Efird, Patty Schoelkopf, Sue Berry & Didi Dwyer

Eric Groenendyk & Lindsey Chapman

Brooke Helsley, Kristy Johnston, Ashli Avis & Valerie Smith

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For over two decades, Paul has been associated with the largest and the most frequented stages in the Mid-South. If you have enjoyed a live performance around town, chances are very good he has had a role, at some time in his career, at that venue. He has experience in traditional and non-traditional local venues from downtown at the FedExForum and Tom Lee Park and eastward to Germantown Charity Horseshow Arena, Shelby Farms, and of course, GPAC. Hes produced shows in Handy Park on Beale Street, Court Square, the Peabody Hotel, and AutoZone Park.

While Paul has worked on the major stages in Memphis, he has also traveled extensively to stage shows across the United States. Earlier in his career, Paul worked with Hilton Hotel Corporation as the booking agent for talent and live entertainment for several of their major events. He worked closely with teams from Spellbinders, Inc., Nolan Production Group, and Behind the Scenes. They worked together on complex indoor and outdoor performances with Paul as the lead on the live entertainment aspect of the events. These performances were produced for Hiltons annual owners conferences. The first-class shows were with performers such as Elton John at the Orlando, FL, conference, James Taylor playing with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in Indio, CA, and at an Embassy Suites conference, Dan Aykroyd and Jim Belushi as the The Blues Brothers performed in Palm Desert, CA. Along with productions at Phillips Arena in Atlanta, JFK Library in Boston, TPAC in Nashville, Pearl River Resort in Philadelphia and Tipitinas in New Orleans, he has proven he can work well beyond the Memphis city limits!

A little closer to home, a career highlight for Paul was working on the development team for Live at the Garden. The concert series has become a much anticipated annual series, and he is proud to have had the opportunity to be a part of building the foundation of this event. While working with Live at the Garden, he created and implemented the inaugural season ticket campaign. Additionally, he developed the show lineup for the series first five seasons, bringing such performers as Isaac Hayes with the Memphis Symphony, Al Jarreau, Roberta Flack, and Ray Charles to the outdoor stage.

Since becoming Executive Director at GPAC in the last quarter of 2012, Paul has made great strides in a short amount of time that will sustain the venue for a very long time. One of the first orders of business for him and his team was to analyze the finances.

by Sandi Butler Hughes

Photography courtesy of GPAC, Paul Chandler & Trey Clark

Staging MemphisPaul Chandler in the Spotlight

The Stage Manager character in Thornton Wilders Our Town orchestrates the action taking place on stage. He is crucial to the performance being played out on the stage. Paul Chandler, GPAC Executive Director, has played much the same role throughout his stage-centric career.

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They looked at how GPAC handled production equipment and labor, and Pauls vast experience in production management was helpful in making informed decisions. He chose to bring in Nolan Production Group to provide all of the labor and equipment for GPAC productions. This has resulted in a reorganization of staff structure and has improved the overall customer experience for GPAC renters and patrons.

Another significant financial decision Paul made was to implement the first endowment fund for GPAC. Endowment funds are necessary and common practice for non-profits, he states. The first campaign for GPAC has received generous support from the investment team at Duncan-Williams, Inc. The fundraising goals over the past two years have exceeded expectations and contributions have increased by 30 percent.

Drawing on his past experience and successes, Paul created the American Music Series at GPAC. The concerts in the series range from gospel to bluegrass, Americana to rock, and these concerts expand the GPAC audiences to genres that had been somewhat overlooked previously. Jazz continues to be a mainstay at GPAC, and it is one of the top jazz presenters in the Southeast.

As for the GPAC stage itself, Paul quickly realized that the stage was not up to a standard that would be expected at such a top-notch facility. The soft pine floor was dilapidated as Paul described it. One of the major components in a premiere facility is actually the stage itself. For GPAC to compete and to progress, a new stage floor was vital. Paul challenged the City of Germantown and the GPAC Board of Directors to support the installation of a new stage floor. It was a first in the history of Germantown and GPAC that they collaborated in a public-private venture. Both groups invested equally in the project and worked together to make the new stage a reality. The soft pine floor was removed and a stronger red oak sprung floor has now been installed. The new floor boasts not only the strength, but also the modern technology to support and enhance GPAC performances.

Throughout his career, Paul Chandler has worked to bring outstanding performances to stages from coast to coast. From behind the scenes, like the stage manager, he delivers show after show, making him more the stage master.

Top: GPAC Executive Director Paul Chandler, Germantown dignitaries and officials,

Duncan-Williams executives, and GPAC supporters gathered in mid-September at Center Stage to celebrate the installation of the new state-of-the-art stage; Above

Left: The Blues Music Awards are presented annually by the Blues Foundation; the show

draws blues performers and fans from around the world and has been produced in

past years by Chandler. Above Right: Paul was on the team who first presented Live at the Garden at the Memphis Botanic Garden;

Right: James Taylor with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in Indio, CA

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Must Love Marisol!Brooks Museum of ArtPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

The Brooks celebrated all things Marisol in mid-August with a Must Love Marisol! end-of-summer party. Youve probably heard of food trucks. Well, innovative retailers KPreSha Haul of Fashion, Henny Penny and Sache Clothing were in the plaza with mobile retail trucks! Inside guests made Marisol-inspired art, enjoyed moves of the Grit Grind Breakdance Squad, and a screening of Andy Warhols 1963 film Kiss featuring Marisol. Must Love Marisol - and the Brooks! brooksmuseum.org

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Coaching for LiteracyA Conversation with Larry BrownPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

Coaching for Literacy was founded in 2012 by then high school seniors Jonathan Wilfong and Andrew Renshaw with the mission to increase awareness about the number of people in America who are functionally or totally illiterate and the social problems associated with illiteracy. Utilizing the power of collegiate and professional sports, CFL participants offer a monetary donation and, in exchange, get to be the Assistant Coach during a sporting event. Access to the home team locker room prior to the game, seats directly behind the home team bench, and post-game press conference passes are typically included in the Assistant Coach experience. CFL recently hosted an evening with Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown to raise funds for the literacy initiative. For information on CFL and to make a donation, visit coachingforliteracy.org.

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With the excitement the taste of cooler weather has brought us Memphians, are you secretly counting down the days until Christmas? Whether youre prepared or not, the holidays will be here before you know it. That means its time to start thinking about those festive decorationsand we have just the company to help you turn your home into a real-life gingerbread house, minus the mess.

What began as a hobby and later evolved into a thriving business, DreamScapes professionally installs Christmas lighting and outdoor decorations on homes. It was founded in 1996 by Bubba Hogan, who is also a full-time resource officer at a middle school, and his two brothers David and Fred. Experts in all areas of outdoor furnishing, the business is known for their ability to craft and install tastefully eccentric ponds and water features. However, in 2005 the Hogans came across a unique opportunity with Brite Ideas, one of the nations largest manufacturers of specialized outdoor holiday lighting, which they decided to pursue. What sets DreamScapes apart is their continued education regularly participating in seminars and training events and their desire to outdo themselves.

Of course, we want to make the customer happybut we want to impress ourselves, too, Bubba says.

Sure, one may think an investment to get their home bedazzled

wont be worth it. However, the DreamScapes team explained that purchasing all the supplies needed from a home improvement store will cost you about the same as having them professionally installed. Professional installation also leaves little room for error, meaning you wont end up with uneven lighting, crooked decorations, and other noticeable mistakes. In addition, youll be saving time, hassle, and potential danger. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, hospitals treat nearly 13,000 people for injuries related to holiday lights and decorations.

Where did the tradition of Christmas lights come from anyway? Christmas is arguably the most celebrated holiday in the world, and the origin of its lighted decor, like many American traditions, comes to us from our European ancestors - specifically Germany. The tradition started in the 17th century when people decorated the windows in their homes and outdoor trees with candles. In the holiday season of 1880, no other than Thomas Edison introduced the first electric outdoor display to his fellow neighbors and the world. In 1925, the first Christmas light distributing company was createdand the rest is history.

Today, people spend large amounts of their money and time into crafting glorious displays, which correspondingly began the seasonal hobby many look forward to: loading up the family in the car to drive around and view all the fantastic creations.

But, whether your home has a few icicle lights or an ornate Christmas scene, its all for a common reason: it puts us in the holiday spirit, and a sharing one at that.

Its a great feeling to hear how much our clients friends and neighbors enjoyed their lights, Bubba said.

We realize the holidays are still a couple-ish months away, but if youre interested in Christmas lighting you better schedule now as DreamScapes availability fills up quickly. DreamScapes provides the product (dont worry about buying your own), installation, take-down, storage, maintenance, and even design assistance. They use a 3d computer program to show the customer how their house will look with the lighting they have chosen before the installation begins leaving as much room for customization as you desire. After the initial call, the turnaround time is short; DreamScapes can typically get the installation finished in two to three days.

Some people will call us just wanting to light a few shrubs, and end up with an all-out Clark Griswold house, Bubba jokes.

We see nothing wrong with that!

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20th Annual Art SaleOrpheum TheatrePhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

Saturday afternoon, August 23rd was one of the hottest of the season - and that doesnt just mean the summer temps. The Orpheum Theatre hosted their 20th Annual Art Sale, and it was a blazing success for local artists who received 75% of each sale. The other 25% was donated to the new Centre for Performing Arts & Education at the Orpheum. This is a very cool way to say thank you to Memphis creative community! orpheum-memphis.com

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The mad men and gals of Memphis Ad Fed gathered for the 2014 Plug-In party. Amurica, once a traveling photo booth, now also has a stationary location on Cleveland and they hosted the festivities. A DIY art station attracted many of the artsy guests while enjoying the live music of Matthew Jacobson and kegs of Memphis Made brew.

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Midsummer Nights DreamBallet MemphisPhotography by Mark O. Ramirez

The Jim Duncan Stage at the Memphis Botanic Garden was the ideal setting for the Ballet Memphis performance of Midsummer Nights Dream. The Garden was open for pre-show activities including a scavenger hunt for magical objects in the Wildflower Woodlands. It was a dreamy evening filled with fairies, fireflies, and beautiful ballet. For information on River Projects - Moving Currents, October 18-26 at Playhouse on the Square, visit balletmemphis.org.

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