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Kelly D. Price is a retired army veteran originally from Columbus, Ga., but he's been a Memphian since 2006. He's the CEO of Networking in Memphis. When he's not working, he's involved in Kids in Tech, the Urban League, the NAACP and MPACT Memphis. He loves Memphis because "the city has great history and wonderful people."

In other news:

- Congratulations to the Tigers for their 99-97 win over UT yesterday. It may have taken two overtimes to do it (and it may have gotten ugly at times), but it was a good game. They'll play their last game in the Maui Invitational against Georgetown today at 4 p.m.

- If you've got any fashion victim friends, TLC's "What Not to Wear" will be casting in Memphis through December. The makeover show gives its nominees style advice and $5000 to spend on a new wardrobe. If you'd like to nominate someone, Beale St. Chic has the instructions.

- I've mentioned my love for the @FantasyRC Twitter account, but I didn't know that there was a @FantasyPastner or a @NotMatrisciano. Jen from the Memphis Blog has a whole list of Memphis' best fake Twitter accounts, including fake Commercial Appeal commenters, fake mayoral candidates, and an account devoted to RC Johnson's (fake) search history.

- Lastly, have a happy Thanksgiving. I hope you all get enough to eat, spend time with your loved ones and have plenty to be thankful for. I know I do.