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Katie Sinclair (who claims to have lived in Memphis "foreverrrrrrr") works as a graphic designer at S2N. She also coaches volleyball at Bartlett High School and teaches a graphic design class at the University of Memphis.

In other news:

- Earlier this year, the city of Memphis was one of five cities to win a Bloomberg Innovation Delivery Team grant. In Memphis, the money will be used to reduce handgun violence and grow small businesses. There are seven full-time positions available on the team. If you're interested in one, check out the job descriptions and apply by Nov. 28, 2011.

- The Commercial Appeal has landed an interview U of M Basketball strength trainer / life changer / single fork owner Frank Matrisciano. There aren't any photos of him (dude wears a mask!), but the interview is pretty enlightening. Read the whole thing here.

- Attention, filmmakers (and bands) - Live From Memphis is accepting submissions for their annual Music Video Showcase. If you're submitting a video, know that it needs to be no more than five minutes long and has to be submitted by January 31, 2012.

- The Riverfront Development Corporation is turning 10 years old this year, and they're looking for new board members. If you're passionate about the river and making the Memphis riverfront into something we can all be proud of, apply here.