Friday, August 30, 2013

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Bariatric Patients to Be Introduced at SEMO Game



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When the Ole Miss Rebels host Southeast Missouri on September 7, Rebel sponsor Oxford Bariatric will introduce on the field a few patients with weight loss surgery success stories. OB’s Dr. Michael King (pictured) is a former athlete for the Rebels and in helping people lose weight, his dedicated approach is similar to Coach Freeze’s “win the day” attitude. So far, Dr. King’s patients have lost 127,605 pounds—over 63 tons.


Dr. King says he is “excited about this opportunity to introduce the Ole Miss fans to a few of the outstanding patients who have changed their lives through weight loss surgery.”


Bariatric is for individuals who battle with losing weight. Visit OxfordBariatric.com to learn more about the work of Dr. King and Dr. Karan Bath.


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Dent May Was Born Too Late



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From his new album Warm Blanket, Dent May‘s new single “Born Too Late” and its video (below) with vistas from the Neshoba County Fair and Pickwick Lake wrap the listener/viewer in the lament of a songwriter born in too recent a time.


Indeed, Dent May was born too late. Once, in the late 1970s, I watched his father fall through the thin ice on a pond, which was located in the woods off then-dead-end Sisk Avenue, in the area where the Oxford Convention Center is now. Dent probably wasn’t born yet, but I suspect had he been present, he might’ve joined in the laughs at his old man’s expense. And then, of course, Mr. May had to retreat to our house on Ridgewood Manor and get all up in a warm blanket. Which brings us back to Dent.


If you’ve fallen through the thin ice of life lately and need a comforting musical embrace, Warm Blanket is available locally at The End of All Music at 1423 North Lamar Boulevard.


Here’s “Born Too Late:”


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkfIj7uXrbg#t=44


— Tad Wilkes, tad.wilkes@hottytoddy.com







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Thursday, August 29, 2013

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OHS Theater Arts Guild Raffling Guitar



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Austin’s Music has donated a guitar to the Oxford High School Theater Arts Guild for the group to use in a raffle. The guitar is a G&L Legacy Tribute electric guitar (retail value $715). Raffle tickets are available at Austin’s Music (305 Heritage Drive) and from Oxford High School Theater students at a cost of $5 each or 3 for $10. P


“Proceeds from the raffle will go toward funding our regular season shows as well as an upcoming international performance,” says Melinda Redding, with the guild. “OHS Theater has been invited to perform in the 2014 international Fringe festival in Edinburgh, Scotland. This marks our fourth invitation to perform in this prestigious festival. Our most recently performed Fringe show (2012,The Talented Mr. Ripley, earned five stars from multiple reviewers at the festival and garnered accolades that no other high school production at the Festival has ever achieved.”


The currently scheduled shows for the guild’s 2013-2014 season at Oxford High School are as follows:


Grease: September 19-21


Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde: October 31-November 2


A Night at the Nutcracker (an original production): December 12-14


Eurydice: February 6-8


1776: April 3-5 (This will be the guild’s annual musical)


“Other fundraising plans include a rummage sale at the Oxford High School on Saturday, August 31 (raffle tickets will be available there as well) and possibly a Haunted House if we can find the appropriate building,” Redding says.


Anyone wishing to make a tax-deductible donation may write a check to the CREATE Foundation and mail it to the Oxford High School (222 Bramlett Blvd, Oxford, MS 38655) or donate online through the CREATE website www.createfoundation.com. Click on “Make a Donation,” then scroll down and click on “Oxford High School Theatre Arts Guild.”


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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

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Oxford Art Crawl Tuesday, August 27



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A painting by Carl Blackledge, on exhibit at Southside Gallery, one of the art crawl stops.



Special one-night-only shows featured in August crawl.


The monthly Oxford Art Crawl is always changing, with new exhibits, new artists, and new stops. The August Art Crawl fits the idea behind the crawl as several locations are hosting special one-night-only events. The night kicks off with Private Gallery and the Oxford Downtown Council hosting a pre-crawl reception, with artist Kara Braud from 5 to 6 p.m. The Double Decker Bus will make its first stop of the evening at Private Gallery and then continue shuttling art crawlers between the Powerhouse, the university, and the Square.


Several locations are hosting pop-up art shows for the Art Crawl. Cicada for Him will be featuring the photographic works of Blair McElroy. The new CVM salon, next to Square Pizza, will host Bailey Blu, whose hair-themed works are sure to be in style, and finally Boure’ will host a select preview showing of works by Sarah Beth Wiley. These one-night shows are just some of the stops on the monthly Art Crawl.


Wayne Andrews, director of the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council, says, “The monthly Art Crawl continues to grow in ways that we had always hoped for when launching the event with our partners. Local businesses are featuring artists in pop-up shows.”


The Oxford Art Crawl is a partnership between the Arts Council, Visit Oxford, the University Museum, the University of Mississippi, and Southside Gallery. In the course of the Art Crawl’s three years, it has grown to include special showings at Boure’, Cicada for Him, the Frame Up, and special pre-crawl receptions sponsored by the Oxford Downtown Council


“The event highlights both artists and nightlife in Oxford, as people can enjoy an evening exploring the various art spaces and then stay on the Square for dinner.” says Andrews. Local restaurants have become active partners in the Art Crawl, with Old Venice Pizza Café, Boure’, Hollie’s Sweet Tooth, and Party Waitin’ to Happen assisting by holding mini receptions at the art exhibits.


The Oxford Art Crawl is Tuesday, August 27, 2013 starting at 5 p.m. with a special reception at the Private Gallery shop on South Lamar on the Square. The Double Decker Bus will pick up from this location and take Art Crawlers to the various stops. If you miss the bus, it will make a continuous loop between the Square, Powerhouse, and the university from 6 to 8.


The event is free. The Oxford Art Crawl is hosted the fourth Tuesday of each month from January through October.


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Freeze’s Weekly Press Conference



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Coach Freeze talks with the media about the excitement of opening up the 2013 season against the Vanderbilt Commodores in Nashville, TN on Thursday night.


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New Era National Youth Baseball Championships



Screen Shot 2013 08 15 at 10.23.36 AM Today at Gameday Fields in Memphis, TN.


All-Star Game – Mon., Aug. 26 at 2 p.m.


MLB.com U.S. All Stars, coached by Mark MeLemore versus New Era National Youth Baseball Championship All Stars, coached by C. J. Nitkowski.


National Youth Baseball Championship Game – Mon., Aug. 26 at 6 p.m.


BPA DeMarini from Lake Forest, CA versus the SY Titans from Santa Ynez, CA


Both games will be televised on CBS Sports Network and streamed live on MLB.com.

Or, you can follow the action LIVE on youthmajors.com.


Tickets are $15 for adults, children 7 – 12 $5, children 6 and under FREE.


Gameday Baseball is located at 7800 Fischer Steel Road, Cordova, TN.

For more information, visit youthmajors.com or gamedaybaseball.com.







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Tuesday, August 27, 2013

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Ole Miss sophomore Trae Elston speaks with the media on Monday about the upcoming game against Vanderbilt.






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