Brother, is that Chair a Dime?

Big Thrift has discovered that higher prices have not been a deterrent to moving items that are always in big demand—records, inexpensive furniture ... and any remnants of last year's Christmas paraphernalia. more »

A Serenade For Silver

This is a band equally comfortable in hard bop full-flight, or relaxing into the rhythmic and melodic flow of one of his slinky bossa nova tunes. more »

Iron Begins to Rust in ‘Iron Man 3’

The summer of big movies begins with ‘Iron Man 3, ‘a whiz-bang action flick with exploding people and flying suits of armor and I enjoy it, hoping to hear shrieks of delight from my 11-year-old self and hearing only the rustle of candy wrappers. more »

First, Redesign the Question

If you fail quickly, you learn quickly, and you can move on to the next step faster and with more confidence. more »

Features

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Officer Teach’s Guide to the Art of Testifying

Being a charitable fellow and also an eternal teacher at heart, I believed I was pre-determined to ‘help’ them by destroying any semblance of rhythm on their part. more »

May 16, 2013 by in On The Beat

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“Gatsby” Flashes Its Legs

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May 16, 2013 by in Screen

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Kelvin Scott: New Election Commissioner Taking It To the Streets

“No one ever sat down and showed me how to register to vote, and everyone needs help the first time,” Witcher said at the time. “I want to claim my right to vote.” more »

May 16, 2013 by in Politics

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Stroll The Park, Savor The Brew

In 2001, mild-mannered TVA engineer Mark Marcum created a backyard event designed to celebrate the fruits of the hop and poke a little title fun at a well-known Chattanooga event as well. more »

May 16, 2013 by in The Bowl

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