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SALEM — The new library at Salem State University is taking shape.
Construction is expected to finish in time for books, furniture and staff to move in through July, with the building opening in late August or early September.
The $74 million, 122,000-square-foot library is the first new building on SSU's north campus since the old library was completed in 1972. The four-story complex, with classrooms, offices, meeting and study rooms, and other amenities, will be named for former Sen. Fred Berry.
SSU officials lead city leaders and media on a tour of the building yesterday.
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SSU students have been using an interim library facility since 2007, when the campus's old library was closed over concerns for structural safety. The building had been plagued with problems since its construction.
Construction on the new library began in December 2010.
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The new library will have more than 150 public computers and 1,000 seats of study space, from tables and desks to lounge chairs scattered throughout the building.
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I dont know of any hotel chain that allows under 18 rent a room. Some you have to be at least 21. I would expect Disney properties have the same rules. Try calling CRO to find out.
Hey everyone, me and my friend are planning on going to WDW in August but we are both 17 and our parents aren't coming. Will we be able to check in to the hotel being under 18? We have licenses and everything, but will we be able to get a room? If anyone knows, that'd be great, thanks.
I dont know of any hotel chain that allows under 18 rent a room. Some you have to be at least 21. I would expect Disney properties have the same rules. Try calling CRO to find out.
I don't think you will be able to since you are still a minor at 17, and cannot legally enter into most contracts. When you register and sign in you are basically signing a contract so that if you cause any damage the hotel can hold you responsible. The best thing to do is call the hotel you plan to stay at and ask their policy. Many years ago when I worked at an ocean front hotel in FL we would not rent to anyone under 18.
Disney rule is 21, but BF and I checked in(19 and 20 at the time). I don't remember if they asked to see our ids. BF(20) did show his cause the lady couldn't spell his last name.
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Some new technology started the first day of school with students in Montgomery County - mobile speed camera vans.
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"At least when you see the van...you slow down...that's a good idea," parent Janice Gondelman said.
"Kids dart out between cars...," Maury Byrne, who also a parent, added. "...they need to keep it as slow as possible."
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Amanda McMillan, managing director of Glasgow Airport, said: "To be named Scottish Airport of the Year is a fantastic achievement and it is testament to the dedication and commitment of the team we have in place. We have achieved a great deal of success over the course of the past 18 months in regards to regrowing passenger numbers and securing new routes, and the significant investment we have made in enhancing our facilities, coupled with the launch of our customer charter, has been a major factor in encouraging more people to fly from Glasgow Airport."
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I found Sullivan's tone in that article to be pretty rude/stupid, i.e., his usual. He uses "get rid of" a couple of times in relation to the guy...like he had some personal beef with him. Such a miserable guy.
This is definitely his walk the walk year.
I wouldn't mind the Cubs picking up Javy Guerra. Another good reclamation project...
"Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski indicated Sunday that the Tigers will stick with "internal candidates" to replace Jose Iglesias."
aka, who?
s.lombardozzi at SS is a weak option at best...especially since he was rushed to the bigs only to flail and he hasn't played regular SS since college. h.perez is an even worse option, though he can probably play SS more predictably.
e.suarez isn't MLB ready...
they got nothing.
Good information, thanks!
I have very little expectations for Ninja, I'd be thrilled with a prospect package for him.
Cafardo's Sunday notes have this...
1. Jose Iglesias, SS, Tigers — He has gone through quite an ordeal dealing with painful shin splints since he was traded from the Red Sox. Iglesias played through it in Boston, but since going to Detroit, the pain has been unbearable. Iglesias will likely start the season on the disabled list and is seeing a specialist to see if there's something to alleviate the pain.
does that say more about Sweeney's wife or St. Patrick's Day?
ta da boom (beating on a green drum).
Sweeney bought a $1.4M house about a half mile from my mom. His wife must be loaded.
Loss of draft pick for signing Drew too.
boni playing SS again in the cle/chc split squad game. it's looking more and more that he's going to break with the team as a super-sub unless his hitting goes further south...and he's not got much room for cushion given his .250/.269 avg/ob% spring showing so far. he's seen a lot of work at 2nd, and a few games at SS both starting and subbing in.
r.sweeney finally got another hit. 2-23 on the spring.
valbuena (playing 2nd vs cle) has 2 doubles today as his bat heats up a bit after a very cold start.
d.murphy and vogelbomb hit homers in the chc/nym game.
they gave r.sweeney a 2/3.5m contract this offseason to be a bench/injury-sub guy. it's a cheap enough contract to not care much about it (especially since he plays a capable CF), but they're probably committed to him going into this season at the very least.
kalish does look like a heck of a mid-season sureholds replacement and future bench guy, though. if he can find his power again (though he's never been thought of as a 25-30+ HR type) he could turn out to be a very interesting option for a lot of play in the OF.
Kalish with two stolen bases. I sorta hope he makes the team. Guess they get a Schierholtz or Sweeney taker. They are all somewhat interchangeable to me.
the cleveland indians team psychologist is actually credited on the team as being a "psychology coach".
he's also the cleveland cavilers team psychologist in a smaller role.
and he wrote the book "The Complete Mental Game of Baseball: Taking Charge of the Process, On and Off the Field"
woo...modern sports.
images of a confessional with Piniella asleep on the other side of the window?
not counting the oldschool (and weird) use of psychologists is baseball...
cleveland indians kinda pioneered the modern use of psychologists. dude has his own office directly behind the dugout and players are permitted to visit during games.
The twitter box has the link to the article on the Cubs firing their psychologist. It's an odd story. Apparently the psychologist would dress up in uniform and hang out in the locker room. I'm not sure who permitted this to go on but it sounds fairly unprofessional to me. Supposedly he would hang out just to listen to the gossip and report back to someone (Crane Kenney?) I'd love to have someone write up the real scoop on the story from the beginning.
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Henry goes off to an initiation for a secret society but it gets interrupted by Abaddon, one of the original demons from Hell created by Lucifer (so she's kind of like Lilith's sister or maybe cousin). One of the members hands Henry a special box and tells him to run, so Henry cooks up a magical potion to travel in time. Oh yeah, it turns out Henry Winchester is a lot more knowledgeable about the supernatural than we ever knew.
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Henry leaps into Sam and Dean's motel room in the present, and they're very confused about this random dude from their closet demanding to see John Winchester. They go back and forth until Abaddon also emerges from the closet. Dean stabs her with Ruby's Knife, but it doesn't work. That's usually a sign that you're dealing with something VERY bad.
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Henry, Sam and Dean follow the clues in the present that ultimately leads them to a 127-year-old man who was there the night Abaddon attacked in 1958. Sam is pretty cool with meeting his grandpa but Dean is dealing with his own daddy issues by passing all the blame onto Henry for abandoning his son, even though it's now quite obvious Henry didn't abandon him but rather became unstuck in time.
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This the second time we've been for the half-priced burgers, and the second time we've gotten bad service. While the burgers are tasty it doesn't make up for the severe lack of service.
AGAIN......and when might 'BABY FAT' be returning to ARTS.....if they are still together...they're a truly good sounding bunch of guys...:) :) :) :) ...and it's all SUPER good while listening-watching them at ARTS.....
......and when might 'BABY FAT' be returning to ARTS.....if they are still together...they're a truly good sounding bunch of guys...:) :) :) :) ...and it's all SUPER good while listening-watching them at ARTS......while munching down on 'a hamburger & fries .....yummy....
......and when might you book 'The Beach Brothers' again...that's Frankie McNeil, Mike Suggs and others, please...:) :) :)... I enjoyed a great meal at Tru Blues, the last time I was there when 'The Beach Brothers' were your entertainment....:)
Cha Cha's is a creeper. You can walk in to this lost strip mall joint and not expect anything at all. You can walk in and expect the typical American version of "authentic" Mexican. Or, you can just walk in and take it for what it is and then some. They have something special happening there. I've been going since they opened, and that was a rough start to say the least. they've really pulled the quality up by the bootstraps. I once had crappy service from a dum-dumb server at a table in the pool table room, that we kinda got forced to sit at, but never at the bar and never anywhere else with table sized parties.
Just tonight, the bartender smiled at me when I ordered another special cocktail. Like, I genuinely felt as if he was happy to make the drink rather it be an insult to his workload to make a $3 margarita. He was sincerely being gracious and hospitable.
The other major part about this place is the food. (going back to what to expect from authentic or americanized) It is what it is, and it's all good!! Bacon studded guacamole? You really can't go wrong with that. That may have just been a special, but it sincerely shows and proves that there is someone in the kitchen that truely cares about food.
Other than that, three words: Pork Belly Taco.
It will change your life......no really, it will.
(as long as they keep the pork belly portion well off)
finally a replacement for Buffalo South, the place has a great elevated bar, Happy Hour is superb.... we keep going back you should too, Tecate & salsa, what ever you order on the menu is nutrition with a buzz, what more can you ask from a sports bar ?
Bleh. Nothing more to say. Just bleh. Maybe a yawn. Bleh.
Don't believe this halfway to Halloween costume party coming up. We went to the one on Halloween and they decided not to give out any prizes since they didn't get enough entrants. I spent 2 hrs hand painting my husband as a skeleton and when we complained they offered us one shot of fireball. Boo! Ps. Not each, just ONE shot of fireball.
Decided to try the I'ON location with my best friend here visiting from from Texas. Of several places the two of us visited during his stay in town, O'Brion's actually did all of the basic things to make a customer feel like a necessary part of the business equation correctly. We managed to get a seat at a nice comfortable high top table, were greeted within seconds by a very lovely young lady (Eva) who was actually smiling and glad to be there, placed and received our beer order which arrived within a couple of minutes icy cold along with well chilled pint glasses, had our questions about the menu answered confidently, and proceeded to enjoy sports on the many quality flat panel screens without the annoying nuisance of loud blaring volume while waiting for our food. The food arrived quickly despite a sizeable crowd and my friend described the burger as the best he had enjoyed in Mount Pleasant. Likewise, the Cuban sandwich I received was total perfection on a plate. As a bit of a connoisseur of this particular sandwich, I must point out that this is the first time I have ever received a "true" Cuban made properly in this town and it tasted spectacular. My friend and I were quite happy that we were able to enjoy our experience at this O'Brion's location from the minute we walked through the door until we left feeling very satisfied that at least one place in Mount Pleasant actually has what it takes to earn the business and insure the return visit of its patrons.
Hey peeps DJ Mike the Knight here. Come join me tonight from 8-12 for some karaoke. Come have some hot wings and cold drinks. Hope to see ya there tonight.
Terrible service!! Food was okay but service was terrible (and I've been there several times). When I went looking for a manager one of the bouncers told me to "fuck off". I was fucking amazed!! Too bad because the food is not bad, but in Charleston where the restaurant business is soooo competative they won't be around for the long run. Skip this place and go to one of the MANY other places that have servers who actually give a shit about taking care of customers.
I ordered shrimp tacos. Horrible. Boiled tasteless cut up meat. Daughter ordered the grits and they were burnt.
Husband ordered fried shrimp that were supposed to be tossed in barbecue sauce. They were just plain. As a solution the waitress brought out a side container of barbecue. This plate was ok.
My son did like his fried chicken tenders and french fries. But honestly he likes anything fried.
Brother-in law had chicken wings that were cold.
Service was bad. Food took way too long. Had to find her for another beer or water and again for napkins.
Won't go back.
POS bar with only overweight dudes everytime I have been there. Good luck.
I've been to Condon's on a number of occasions, and find the food adequate, but certainly not Irish. The best thing about the place is the draft beer selection. Although expensive, it allows one an opportunity to sample beers from all over the world. The music at night is entertaining and peppy, but Condon's is definitely set up for the occasional tourist visit. It appears to be doing well in that regard.
Apparently the food is only good on weekends. We went last Monday and I had to send my steak back because it was nothing but fat. My husband's shrimp and grits were gritty. There was trash and flies in the windowsill while the waitstaff stood around and talked. Not to mention the table was sticky. Very dissatisfied.
I'm giving it three stars only because I know it can be more consistent. I know they had a rough start and I was hearing some really bad things about the food, but the last three times I've been in it's been really spot on good.
I think they had some serious kinks to work out, but as far as somewhere new, affordable and good to go on James Island, I've been loving it at Cha Cha's.
I mean: Pork Belly taco with roasted bananas and crunchy peanut butter!!
I like non traditional approaches to food and they are making some really interesting and good combinations.
This Place has the best food
, I'm giving it 4 stars based on my experience. The happy hour is excellent: plentiful free pool tables and $1 Tecates (and when those ran out, they upgraded to a Costa Rican beer called Imperial.) The food is very good, especially for a place that identifies itself as a sports bar. We enjoyed the homemade tortilla chips and salsa and had no trouble getting to an open pool table at 5 pm. It appears as though renovations may not be complete yet...but the Mexican Day of the Dead murals that adorn the walls help set a fun vibe, as do the hand-painted, glowing skulls on the bar. We really enjoyed our appetizer sampler--the surprise hit for me being the fried pita bread. The Bacon-wrapped jalapenos were quite tasty too. My wife, who used to tend bar at a Latin bar, was blown away by her first rocks margarita, but had to ask them to remake the 2nd one...meaning it depends on who makes it. (Nicolette made the best one.)
The most important thing we noticed is that we could truly feel that everyone there is trying very hard to make this something good. Dollar beers and good food will get me in the door once. The attitude and effort being put forth have already brought me back for repeat trips.


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Göteborg, Sweden, 22 Jun 09
UN-HABITAT's Executive Director Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka has been named one of three winners of the 2009 Göteborg Award, the prestigious "Nobel Prize in Environment".
The G öteborg Award now celebrating its tenth year, conferred its jubilee prize of one million Swedish Kroner (USD 126,775) to be shared equally between Mrs. Tibaijuka, Mr. Enrique Peñalosa, the former mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, and Mr. Sören Hermansen, of Samsö, Denmark who was named by Time Magazine as a 2008 Hero of the Environment. Last year's winners included Mr. Al Gore the former US Vice-President and global environment champion.
"We are thrilled to award our jubilee prize to these brilliant visionaries, strategists and system transformers," said Mr. Stefan Edman, Chairman of the Award Jury since its conception in 2000. The Award was established by the City of Göteborg and several interested companies in 1999 to "stimulate further positive developments and recognize strategic work for national and international sustainable development".
Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka thanked Mr. Stefan Edman and the members of the jury. "I am honored to be given this award. I accept it with humility and on behalf of all of my colleagues. This recognition comes at an opportune time. With over 50% of humanity now living in urban areas, the award highlights the urgent need for sustainable urbanization for the future of the planet," said Mrs. Tibaijuka, who was launching UN-HABITAT's campaign on sustainable urbanization in the Pacific region when she heard the news.
The award is funded by the City of Göteborg together with the Second Swedish National Pension Fund, Carl Bennet AB, Elanders AB, Eldan Recycling, Folksam, Götaverken Miljö, Handelsbanken, Nordea, Peab, Schenker AB and SKF.
The Jury panel said in its announcement of the 2009 winners: "Each one comes from a separate continent and they are, locally and globally, knowledgeable, engaged and impatient doers. They are ambassadors for one of the most decisive factors for humanity – the battle for sustainable development in the cities and towns around the globe."
The Award winners will receive their prize at a prize ceremony on the 26th of November in Göteborg. For details and the citations http://www.goteborgaward.com/se/