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The news report is utter nonsense. This story was published in a tabloid and then sent all over the internet as if it were gospel. George and Kenny are still very much together and are still getting married. I just wish people would check their facts.
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It's obnoxious to think that there are not good journalist left.George is one of the best singers of this century and shouldn't be molested this way. What has happened with good journalism? What kind of people are these disgusting hounds?
I hate that they always write GAY George Michael. Cant they just write his name. What difference does it have make, gay , straight, bi. He a singer and a good one at that?
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Having just ridden Bettie (reports to follow), our project bike, I'll want to meet all the component manufacturers and talk about what it's like to ride a commuter that looks like it rolled off the set of Mad Max.
Bettie, our sport-utility bike, is being built up and I took some photos today at Elliott Bay Bicycles. Eamon is putting lots of extra touches and making sure Bettie is built to last and safe. Bill Davidson has been observing the progress as well.
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CAIRO (AP) -- The Cairo Opera House has become a new battleground between supporters and opponents of Egypt's Islamist president, this time fighting over the direction of the Middle East's oldest music institution.
The new culture minister fired the head of the opera house, part of a shakeup he said is aimed at injecting "new blood" across art and culture programs he says were stagnant and corrupt.
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The Brotherhood, from which Morsi hails, denies trying to monopolize power for itself or other Islamists. But the confrontation illustrates an entrenched problem in reform since autocrat Hosni Mubarak was ousted in 2011 and Islamists rose to power: Many want to see change and reform in government institutions, but some also don't trust the Morsi and the Brotherhood to do it, fearing they will impose a conservative religious agenda that disregards other viewpoints.
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Speaking to the privately-owned Mehwar TV station after his appointment, Abdel-Aziz said the ministry needs to be overhauled. "Being a statesman is not easy. You have to work and achieve and make the most out of the months you are working, "he said. "The culture ministry is in shambles."
Abdel-Dayem, who was appointed about 15 months ago, several months before Morsi's election, said she was given no reason for her removal. Though told to vacate her office in 24 hours, Abdel-Dayem returned on Wednesday.
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Egypt, the Arab world's most populous country, has historically been a cultural powerhouse in the region. Its black and white films from the 1950s and 1960s are still popular across the Middle East and Egyptian singers such as Umm Kalthoum and Abdel-Halim Hafez are household names and remain radio favorites.
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These are my Toronto Vacation Plans but I still need some advise. Critiisms and critiques would be nice too. We are staying at the Residence Inn Downtown on Wellington just north of Rogers Centre. We have no car. We have two kids, 6 and 7 years old but they do well in nice restaurants. I STILL NEED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DINNER IN THE DISTILLERY DISTRICT AND LUNCH IN ST. LAWRENCE MARKET.
Day 1 Friday. Arrive. Quick Lunch at Ravisoups. Get Oriented. Dinner at Black Hoof
Day 2 Saturday. St. Lawrence in the morning and for Lunch BUT NEED A RECOMMENDATION. Head down to the Harborfront. Dinner at Chiado
Day 3 Sunday: Ontario place and lunch there. Dinner at Colborn Lane
Day 4 Monday: Zoo and lunch there. Chiado for Dinner
Day 5 Tuesday: Royal Ont Museum then Jamie Kennedy Gardiner Rest for Lunch. Meander through Cabbage Town and Riverdale Farms and then to Distillery District. NEED RECOMMENDATION FOR DISTILERY DISTRICT OR SHOULD WE SKIP IT AS IT APPEARS SOMEWHAT OVER RATED?
Day 6 Wednesday: Ont Science Center for Afternoon and Lunch. Dinner at Lai Toh Heen
Day 7 Thursday: Casa Loma then Lunch at El Rincon and on to Canada's Wonderland for the rest of the day
Day 8 Friday: Fort York in Morning then on to Chinatown, Kensington and Little Italy. Asia Legend for Dim Sum Lunch then Caplansky for Dinner then Greg's Ice Cream.
Did you skip the art gallery (Art Gallery of Ontario - AGO) on purpose? I would highly recommend a visit there, and you can eat lunch/brunch/dinner at the restaurant, Frank.
When will you be in town?
Keep in mind closing times, for example Riverdale Farm closes at 5 p.m.
The Distillery District is an interesting place to see, with its cobblestone walks and unusual buildings. Others may have better suggestions for dining. You may want to try Mengrai Thai; it's fairly close.
Are there specific kinds of food you want to eat while you're here?
re: Full tummy
We are doing AGO prior to going into Chinatown. Looks like we will try to do dinner at Weezie's prior to the distillery which we will go to for dessert. We have access to very good high end Thai down here so we decided not to do Thai. Thanks for help. Will post in another month after the trip!
Hello Raboi -
Here are some thoughts on your (commendably researched!) itinerary:
Day 1 - You may not find Blackhoof an entirely satisfactory dinner for your first night in Toronto. It might be better off saved for a day when you've had a pretty substantial feed already and you're in the mood for a meal that is a bit graze-y. It's not that I think you'll have trouble getting enough calories, but there's a different kind of satisfaction that comes with a meal versus a picky dinner. And you've already had a light-ish lunch at Ravi. Also, since it's Friday I might suggest that you'd be better off at a place where you can book a definite rez versus taking your chances. I'd perhaps sub Chiado or Colborne Lane and risk the no-rez policy at BH on a weeknight.
- Note that whatever day you plan for Blackhoof, it might be a good idea to have a Plan B since it lines up. Pizza Libretto and Foxley's are good options in the same-nabe, just in case.
Day 2 - At St. Lawrence you might just let everyone freelance and choose what they want and then you can all eat on one of the picnic tables outdoors. Favourites include peameal sandwiches (various options) and eggplant parm sammies (downstairs), but you'll also find sushi (downstairs), fish and chips, and some killer cabbage rolls (can't remember the name of the place... also downstairs).
Note: You have Chiado listed for dinners on Days 2 and 4, but I doubt you're actually planning to go there twice... do you have an alternate dinner pick?
Day 5 - Distillery... I have mixed feelings. It's a pretty spot, but a little tourist-y and slick. It lacks great chowing... and that's already a very ambitious day you have planned. If you do end up thataway I like Mengrai Thai, which is a short walk from the DD. Or else you could, for the sake of convenience, eat at Pure Spirits or one of the other outdoor patios. It probably won't be the culinary highlight, but you may feel just fine about eating roadhouse-y food, drinking beer, and looking at the sky.
Day 8 - I really like Caplansky's. I think it's worth hitting at some point on the trip, but it might feel like a letdown on your last night. Or it might feel like a relief. Either way, I'd really struggle to get down a cone at Greg's after a big feed of smoked meat at Caplansky's (both are "worthy" - it's just a bloody lot of food).
One restaurant your hotel is quite near that I like (and it's not "the best" in Toronto, just a cozy spot that we return to often) is Le Select Bistro. It's middling-to-good bistro fare with a kiddie menu (but not gross kiddie menu, they're still serving the kids French bistro classics [i.e. little servings of terrine de campagne]). They have a nice patio, good wine selections, and they're easy walking distance for you if you find that you're just too tired to stick to the grand plan one night. www.leselect.com
The Distillery is definitely worth a visit, but the dinner options there are a bit hit and miss, especially when compared to some of the other places on your agenda. Two oft-recommended restaurants within an easy walk of there are Weezie's and Mengrai Thai. Both are excellent.
Weezie's is about a 5-10 minute walk northeast of the Distillery area, at King St. and Power St. Mengrai Thai is about a 10 minute walk northwest, at Richmond St. and Ontario St. For both you will most definitely want reservations.
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hey raboi,
ill keep it simple. your choices are fine.
St. Lawence is a market. They have alot of different venues to eat. My choice is the veal sandwich at Mustacio's downstairs... very good.
Distillery i would chooses the Boiler Room... nothing spectacular but solid.
Caplansky's is a deli.. not a great place for dinner; nice for lunch. The choice is yours for your final nights dinner.
re: ttran88
I agree with Rabbit that Black Hoof, while intriguing, may not be the best choice for your first night. In fact, you might consider Rabbit's suggestion of Le Select for dinner the first night, it's within walking distance and you can make reservations.
If your kids are at all interested in hockey (which I'm not sure if kids in Florida are or not) the Wayne Gretzky restaurant is nearby and, while not incredibly chowish, it's fun and full of hockey memorabilia.
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re: ttran88
St. Lawrence is definitely a wander-and-get-what-looks-good kind of lunch. Personally, I like to buy a bunch of stuff from Scheffler's and Olympic, a baguette from one of the bakeries, and take everything down to the lakefront or Centre Island for a picnic. But for a self-contained lunch, one of the best tips I've gotten on here is for the bifana sandwich from Churrasco of St. Lawrence. Get it with everything on it. I have only met two sandwiches with an aroma that can make me salivate all the way home - this is one of them. That being said, I don't think it's possible to get a bad lunch in the market. Go with whatever you're in the mood for.
Also, Asian Legend is great for northern Chinese dim sum - soup dumplings, onion pancake, etc. If you want more of a Cantonese dim sum experience, there are better places.
Some reviews point to Caplansky's being more family-friendly during the day. I can't comment, but do agree with those think of it more as a lunchtime thing. It's a deli run in the back of the second floor of a bar. Do with that what you will.
re: Wahooty
Skip on Asian Legend, it's not a destination restaurant. It's not even dim sum, northern dumplings and such are not considered dim sum, AL don't even do those that well. If you want authentic and innovative dim sum, go to Lai Wah Heen. You have some $$ restaurants on your list so I don't think you'll be surprised at the higher pricing of LWH. Expect $40ish per person for dim sum, higher if you reach for things like shark's fin soup dumplings.
I haven't been to Lai Toh Heen, but most people agree LWH the main location is better.
The Distillery has at least 3 chowworthy stops, but none of them are restaurants- the Brick Street Bakery has delicious eccles cakes and good sandwiches (there is 1 bench inside where you can sit and eat, or you can get take-out and eat whatever you buy outside), Soma Chocalatemaker http://www.somachocolate.com/ has some of the best chocolate and gelato in the city, and Taste of Quebec has all sorts of interesting cheeses, maple products and charcuterie. I drive out of my way to the Distillery to stock up on chocolate at Soma.
Not far from the Distillery is Leslieville (a stretch along Queen St East less than a 10 minute drive east of the Distillery), which has lots of restaurants (Tomi Kro, Leslie Jones, Joy Bistro, Fare Bistro, Table 17 and more), some of which are considered foodie destination restaurants.
I wouldn't skip the Distillery- there are lots of interesting galleries, as well as a building that is mostly working studios, and a theatre, in addition to the touristy shops.
There are some good recommendations in the other posts.
Definitely Distillery District, but maybe during the day between meals. While there, the only must on the eating side is Soma, for chocolate or Gelato.
While nothing to do with food, don't even consider eating at Ontario place. I think you could take a picnic. A fairly decent water park there that the kids should like.
Looks good to me! Just wanted to add Le Gourmand on Spadina, not too far from your hotel if you want a proper espresso/coffee and some great pastries/croissants/pressed sandwiches
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My two suggestions would be:
1. When you are at St. Lawrence pick out a variety of things and share with the entire family. There is lots to try and you definately will be tempted. Downstairs you will find eggplant/chicken/veal parmigana sandwiches. There is also a nice Eastern European booth with hot foods, greek food, japanese, crepes, etc. Upstairs they serve out the famous pemeal sandwich. Other vendors cook up sausages/meats. There is even a fish restaurant upstairs. Buying your own stuff from the delis and putting together a sandwich on freshly bought bread would be yummy too.
2. The day you head to chinatown/kensington/ college - you should nibble along the way rather than sticking to one lunch spot. Alot of people like the empanadas in kensington. On college you can get some good pizza at Bitundos. In chinatown, you can sample a few offerings. BBq meats, dumplings, bahn mi, chinese buns, etc. These neighbourhoods are great for grazing.
re: pancake
Other places you or your kids might like in the area of your hotel are:
- burrito boyz (I really like the halibut burrito)
- smokes poutiniere (this place gets mixed reviews on this board, but I think your kids would love the idea of a big box of fries)
- cora's for breakfast (I like their fruit crepes with custard). Its laid back and kid-friendly.
Your schedule looks jam-packed, with lots of great food choices!
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Although I've never had the halibut burrito, I've been pretty disappointed with Burrito Boyz (and their offshoot, Burrito Bandidos or whatever name they decided on). I would personally avoid Mexican and Mexican-inspired food if I were vacationing in Toronto. Toronto has a lot better food to offer, and I suspect you can find better in Florida.
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Both the St. Lawrence and Kensington rec's are perfect. There's too much at StL to stick to one thing. It's a great place to graze.
In Kensington there are a number of different places to grab snacks. I really like the chorizo chili at (Salvador's???) the place that sells a bunch of different chorizo. Look for the Chilean flag. Across the street is Emporium Latino and has a small kitchen in the back. Some good stuff coming out of there too. There's a Jamaican patty place. If you've never had one it's something worth trying. Not the best the city has to offer but still good. I get cocobread and eat it like a sandwich. My last trip I went into the cheese shops and had some samples of some incredible cheeses. There's beside each other and they're both good. Ended up with a goats milk Camembert and a raw milk Beaufort.
Happy eating and enjoy your visit.
re: Davwud
The chorizo place mentioned is Segovia meats on Augusta. The same family also owns El Gordo empanadas next door, which does over 40 varieties that are delicious.
It appears you are going to Chiado twice for dinner - you must really like that place. It's on my list of places I must try but have not gotten a chance as of yet. Make sure you pack something before you go to Canada's wonderland and bring it along. There is not much in the park that is edible or healthy. I remember that there was a corporate event there and we were given free coupons for food ($20) and I still pretty much maxed it out on a simple grilled chicken salad and a drink. They do give you extra greens though if you ask for it - don't be shy.
I would agree with everyone's recommendations to not skip distillery. It's a great little part of town with lots of character. Great for a nice, sunny afternoon. Have gelato on their little outdoor patio, while watching the photographers take photos of everything around them. Sweet temptations is also worth checking out (near the restrooms) - I've heard good things about their baked goods, but haven't tried them out yet (gelato is great though). Have a good trip. (Try to squeeze in dim sum at Lai Wah Heen if you can).
I'd hit the peameal bacon place at St Lawrence - Carousel Bakery. Get the breakfast special with egg and oozy cheese if you can.
re: BokChoi
BC and I have debated over which is better, the peameal sandwich or the breakfast on a bun at Carousel. I suggest you and your SO get one of each and have them cut in half. Then you can do your own comparison.
re: Davwud
Good idea, Davwud. Either of those sandwiches would make me very happy - the more the merrier.
re: BokChoi
The only thing about packing a lunch at Canada's Wonderland is that they are very strict about not allowing food into the park. They check all the bags now, very thoroughly. So, if you do bring food, you will have to leave it in a vehicle in the parking lot, and depending on how close you got to the gates, it may or may not be a pain in the butt to get your food (and then, who wants to eat in the parking lot)? It's a tricky place food-wise, but if you have kids, they may be begging for a full-on junk food experience with fries and hot dogs, etc. I highly recommend the funnel cakes, if you're up for deep-fried strands of dough, ice cream, and strawberries.
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They could always do lunch before going in and a late dinner. Then the funnel cake would be a nice snack.
Thanks to everyone for the help. We have made some significant changes based on everyone's comments. Unfortunately, we can't go everywhere as we are limited by days, have no car. BTW, we are staying downtown near the convention center on Wellington. We had to remove Caplansky from our list of places to hit but our plans are to hit:
Day 1 Friday – Lunch at Smokes Poutinerie for a legit Canadian dish followed by Dinner at Nota Bene
Day 2 Saturday – Grazing lunch at St. Lawrence Market followed by an afternoon on the waterfront and Dinner at Chiado.
Day 3 Sunday – Morning at Fort York with remainder of the day walking through Chinatown and Kensington, Grazing for lunch, and finally getting dinner at Black Hoof and later Ice Cream at Greg's
Day 4 Monday – Zoo in the morning/afternoon and Lai Wah Heen for Dinner.
Day 5 Tuesday – Ontario Science Center and then Indus Junction for Dinner. I knows its not a quintessential Toronoto restaurant but modern Indian is not something we get in Southeast Florida.
Day 6 Wednesday – ROM followed by dinner at Jamie Kennedy Gardiner. Cabbagetown and Riverdale farms followed by dinner at Weezie's and desert in the Distillery District.
Day 7 Thursday – Casa Loma, Lunch at El Rincon, then remainder of the day at Canada's Wonderland
Day 8 Friday – Spend the day at Ontario Place and dinner at Colborne Lane.
re: LemonLauren
I think it's a typo. There are two dinners on that day. :)
re: Wahooty
lunch is at the gardiner. dinner at weezie's. thanks for the typo catch.
re: Davwud
I was there this past Sunday, and it seemed most everything was open...
re: Full tummy
Actually Kensington on a Sunday in two months could be great. I don't know when it starts, but they have car free Sundays. Great for walking around and several of the shops have street food. Grilled sardines, grilled sausages, etc. If you don't mind your kids seeing a bunch of hippies gyrate to music that's only playing in their heads, then it's a blast.
re: grandgourmand
Last Sunday of the month, May-October are the pedestrian Sundays.
Otherwise, I can't say I've ever noticed anything closed on Sundays in Kensington.
re: Raboi
Your restaurant choices sound great. My only comment would be that, if possible, you might want to consider renting a car for at least a few days of the trip, as you will end up spending quite a lot of time on public transit getting to and from some of your destinations (hence minimizing the amount of time you can spend eating!). In particular, I'm referring to the zoo (quite a hike on the TTC), Wonderland, and (to a lesser extent) the Science Centre. Our downtown area is pretty easy to get around on foot or by TTC, but the 'burbs are another story.
re: Raboi
Riverdale Farm is awesome. If there's a possibility of switching your Tuesday and Wednesday around, you can catch the Riverdale Farmer's Market while you're there. I know you're going to SLM and that market experience, but this one is different. Then again, not sure if it's worthwhile if you're not buying anything since you don't have a kitchen. Plus, your farmers markets in FLA are probably better.
Regarding the Monday, not to complicate your life, but you could pick up some Caplansky's smoked meat pre-sliced and use it as cold cuts during your zoo day. Otherwise, the food there is pretty much crap and you're not allowed to eat the animals.
re: JamieK
I would rent a car to get to wonderland and the zoo as well! On the way to the zoo you could stop by pacific mall (a completely asian mall). Search it on this board. It is an interesting place. Might be similar to your chinatown experience, but I always feel like I have been transplanted into asia when I am there. Your kids might get a kick out of all the candy/movie/bubble tea shops there. All the candy is imported, so you can buy different versions of chocolate bars (green tea or chestnut kit kat for example), interesting flavoured chips (pizza!), etc. There are a few food courts with lots of choices. Check out the little booth where they make tasty ice cream sandwiches on waffles (coconut ice cream is good!).
If you want to experience some indian flavours/culture, I'd highly recommend a quick stop in the "little india" neighbourhood around broadview and gerard. There are some fun restaurants and shops. If its a nice evening, some vendors roast corn and serve tasty treats on the sidewalk.


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ECITA defends use of electronic cigarette at work
Posted on December 26, 2012 by Dave There have been 0 comments
The electronic cigarette hit the headlines again this month as a couple out of the millions of UK employers decided to ban the use of the electronic cigarette in their workplace. As one of the employer's was an NHS Trust there may be something of a vested interest to be declared.
E-Lites know that the reality is that the vast majority of the estimated 600,000 electronic cigarette users 'light up' at work without hassle, controversy or even arousing any interest from their colleagues. Wild claims of a 'potential fire risk' from the battery used to power the electronic cigarette make no sense as they probably carry the same risk as any other battery operated appliance in the workplace. Perhaps Fife NHS will put a blanket ban on remote controls in their workplaces.
Fortunately, our trade body representing the electronic cigarette sector was on hand to offer some much needed rational common sense. E-Lites is a founder member of ECITA (Electronic Cigarette Industry Trade Association). It does a fantastic job in giving confidence to 'vapers' that they are using a quality product, rigorously tested and marketed ethically. They also stand up for some of the nonsense and downright ignorance that occasionally appears in the press or on TV. Or even on Radio 5 which last month debated the merits of the electronic cigarette, prompted by the 'ban' by NHS Fife and Blackburn College. President of ECITA Katherine Devlin told BBC Radio 5 live: "it depends on the situation and whether you are in a customer-facing role. It should be regarded in exactly the same way as having a cup of coffee on your desk at work. If that is allowed in your workplace, then e-cigarettes should be allowed too."
We blogged last month about hard-pressed officials at Leeds Crown Court being told by their bosses to prevent those attending court from using e cigs – even though their use is perfectly legal. The use of e-cigs should, of course, be a matter of common-sense. Users should, out of courtesy, gain their bosses' permission; it will give them the opportunity to explain there are no health risks to others – no tobacco, no tar and no smoke.
If you 'smoke' E-Lites at work, tell us all about it – either here or on our Facebook page.
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Industrial Development Board
1) Roll Call; 2) Approval of Summaritzation of minutes 12/30/13; 3) Consider approval of an expansion project for an existing industry in the East TN Progress Center; 4) Consider approval of Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) documents for Project 2H; 5) Review Financial Statements; 6) Any and all other business that may properly come before the Board.
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The Industrial Development Board will meet for a second meeting at 8:00am or immediately following the first called meeting at 7:30am on December 30th. The Agenda will be as follows:
1. Roll Call.
2. Consider approval of sale of property in the Morristown Airport Industrial District.
3. Consider approval of a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) for Project VSC.
4. Consider approval of a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) for Project 2H.
5. Discussion on Freedom Energy Diesel project.
6. Review a project application for Tax Increment Financing.
7. Any and all other business that my properly come before the Board.
Industrial Development Board
- Considering a proposed economic impact plan for the Popkin Town Center development area to be submitted to the County Commission of Hamblen County, Tennessee and to the City Council of the City of Morristown, Tennessee.
- Consider approval of a proposed Equipment Lease between the Board and Sonoco Flexible Packaging Co., Inc., under which Sunoco would agree to make certain payments in lieu of taxes
- Roll Call
- Approval of Summarization of meeting of December 11, 2013.
- Consider a proposed economic impact plan for the Popkin Town Center development area.
- Consideration of approval of a Payment in lieu of Taxes (PILOT) for Sonoco Flexible Packaging located in the Morristown Airport Industrial District.
- Any and all other business that may properly come before the Board.
Morristown / Hamblen County approved as Foreign Trade Zone
Hamblen County has recently been approved as a member of Foreign Trade Zone 204 out of the Tri Cities.
"All of our industrial parks and the entirety of our county and city lie within the zone now so this could have potential financial impacts for existing industries in our community as well as a tool to offer potential new industries considering Morristown," Marshall Ramsey, president of the Morristown Area Chamber of Commerce, said.
Foreign Trade Zones have grown since their creation by the Foreign Trade Zones Act of 1934. A Foreign Trade Zone is a geographical area where commercial merchandise, both domestic and foreign, receives the same U.S. Customs treatment it would if it were outside the commerce of the United States. Merchandise of every description may be held in the Zone without being subject to Customs duties and other ad valorem taxes
This tariff and tax relief is designed to lower the costs of U.S.-based operations engaged in international trade and thereby create and retain the employment and capital investment opportunities that result from those operations.
"This designation is a partnership between the city of Morristown, Hamblen County, and the Morristown Area Chamber of Commerce," Ramsey said. "The days of having one privately owned industrial park that is certified are transitioning toward a county-wide designation and we are happy to offer that in Hamblen County."
R. Jack Fishman, Chairman of the Industrial Development Board of the City of Morristown said, "This will provide opportunity for existing and new firms interested in international commerce to locate and expand in our county. This is a distinct advantage as the entirety of our county is Foreign Trade Zone Certified, so if any industry chooses to locate or expand here, this zone designation is available to them and can mean significant cost savings."
"Hamblen County and the city of Morristown are committed to creating a business environment that helps our companies grow and prosper," said Hamblen County Mayor Bill Brittain. "We encourage our importers to take advantage of this designation when helpful and to tell their colleagues about it."
"Foreign-Trade Zones are vital components of economic development. FTZ's help existing businesses save time and money by allowing them to defer the Customs clearance process (and payment of associated Customs duties) until merchandise leaves the importer's facility. For prospects and site selection consultants, the availability of FTZ access will keep a community on the short list of relocation possibilities and provide an advantage over neighboring communities without an FTZ," said Mark Canty, Trade Development Specialist and Administrator of FTZ 204.
Morristown Mayor Danny Thomas said, "Having our entire county designated as a member of the Foreign Trade Zone is another benefit for our existing industry and a tool to recruit new industry into our industrial parks. It is important that we continue to partner with Hamblen County Government and the Morristown Area Chamber of Commerce to find ways to help our existing industries and make our city more attractive to locate new industry."
If any industries have questions on savings or a no cost savings analysis, please contact Ramsey at the Morristown Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Why Morristown?
On the left, our unique downtown. On the right, a view of Cherokee Lake
The city of Morristown is strategically located at the crossroads of upper east Tennessee. Halfway between Knoxville and the Tri-Cities, the 3rd and 5th largest metropolitan areas in the state, Morristown is easily accessible via I-81, I-40 and US 25-E, the East Tennessee Crossing National Scenic Byway. It is within a 10-hour drive of 76% of the United States population and 19% of the Canadian population placing our community at the "center of the nation's marketplace".
About Morristown
With a metropolitan population exceeding 130,000, Morristown is the county seat of Hamblen County and enjoys both a beautiful and strategic geographic location. Here you will find a rare combination of natural beauty surrounding a regional hub for education, healthcare, retail sales and manufacturing.
As Tennessee's 6th largest industrialized area, Morristown manufacturers export a wide range of products across the country and around the world. The city's three major industrial parksare home to global and Fortune 500 companies. These include Mahle, Koch Foods, JTEKT Automotive, Howmet, Team Technologies, Rich Products, Lear, NCR, Tuff Torq, Flowers Baking, Colgate Palmolive, Otics USA, GE, Vifan and others. Our industries are served by an outstanding network of air, land and rail transportation options. You can find a breakdown of the largest employers on the Chamber website.
The main campus of Walters State Community College is located in Morristown with almost 10,000 credit and non-credit students enrolled. The college has been ranked one of the most tech-savvy community colleges in America as well as the safest campus in Tennessee. In addition to Walters State, the region is served by many highly regarded colleges and universities including Carson-Newman College, Lincoln Memorial University, Milligan College, Tusculum College, East Tennessee State University and the University of Tennessee Knoxville campus, all located within a 15-50 minute drive. Vocational education and training is provided by the Tennessee Technology Center at Morristown which offers a range of programs that include industrial electricity and maintenance, machine tool technology and aviation mechanics. The Hamblen County school system provides quality K-12 education for over 10,000 students. In fact, Morristown-Hamblen High School East was the first school in Tennessee to be awarded a Blue Ribbon of Excellence (2005) and both East and West high schools have been recognized with bronze status in U.S. News and World Report Best High Schools ranking.
Morristown is served by two hospitals, Morristown-Hamblen Healthcare System and Lakeway Regional Hospital. As a regional center for health care we are home to many fine physicians within a broad range of specialties. There are also nursing home facilities, retirement communities, children and senior services working to improve the quality of care for our citizens. In 2009, Morristown was one of only 16 cities across the U.S. to participate in the Million Pound Challenge Walk-Off.
A retail hub, Morristown is home to College Square Mall which serves a trade area of over 300,000 people. Major retailers in the community include Belk, Home Depot, JC Penny, Kohl's, Lowe's, Sears and Wal-Mart. Locally owned specialty shops thrive in our unique downtown and throughout the city. There is an excellent mix of both national restaurant chains and homegrown establishments.
Cultural opportunities abound here with two theatrical companies, dance and ballet schools, and local art, herb and photography associations. Performance venues include the Walters State Humanities Theater, a 12-screen cinema, the Great Smoky Mountains Expo Center, and the Cherokee Park Amphitheater. The historic Rose Center features an art gallery, local history museum, children's touch museum and is home to the annual Mountain Makin's event, recognized as one of the premier Fall events in the southeast.
Outdoor enthusiasts appreciate the city's close proximity to the Cumberland Mountains, Cherokee National Forest and Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Cherokee Lake, the 1,900 acre Panther Creek State Park and over 286 acres of public parks featuring excellent softball, soccer and tennis facilities combine to offer plenty of outdoor activity options. Children love the splash pad at Fred Miller Park and the disc golf course at Wayne Hansard Park attracts enthusiasts from well beyond Morristown.
Attractive and diverse residential areas can be found throughout Morristown and Hamblen County ranging from upscale gated communities to traditional historic neighborhoods. Residents enjoy one of the lowest tax rates in the state and benefit from such services as curbside garbage, recycling and rubbish pick-up and Morristown Utility Systems state-of-the-art fiber optics service. Professional police and fire protection, stable local government and a mild climate provide a quality standard of living. Hamblen County meets all national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS), including the 8-hour ozone standard.
Quick Facts
City of Morristown population: 29,137 (up 16.7% from 2000)
Hamblen County population: 62,544 (up 7.6% from 2000)
Metropolitan Area Population (2009 est.): 137,612
Median Household Income for Hamblen County (2006-2010): $39,807
|Bachelor's Degree or Higher, Hamblen County (% of persons age 25+; 2006-2010): 15.6%
Total Number of Firms (2007): 5,080
Manufacturer's Shipments (2007): $3,214,013,000
Retail Sales (2007): $1,055,016,000
Retail Sales Per Capita (2007): $17,030
Property Taxes: City/County – $2.69 per $1000 assessed
Sales Tax – $0.0975%
More US Census data on Morristown, TN can be found here
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It became official on April 28, 1855 – Morristown was a City; having grown from two important early travel routes which intersected here. One was The Big Road, a major east-west stagecoach route connecting Baltimore to Knoxville. The other was known early on as the Buffalo Trail, leading north-south through the Cumberland Gap. Later, this road became a branch of the famous Dixie Highway and was an important link between Detroit and Miami. With the arrival of the railroad in 1856, the city began to grow rapidly, but was split between Jefferson and Grainger Counties with Main Street as the dividing line. Legend has it that a group of gentlemen sitting under a tree across from today's First Baptist Church decided it was too difficult dealing with a split town and far off county seats. If you lived south of Main Street, your county seat was Dandridge, but if you lived north of Main Street your county seat was Rutledge, both more than two hours away by horse. The citizens demanded a more localized government which resulted in the creation of Hamblen County on May 31, 1870.
Over the years, Morristown has developed a rich and interesting history. Union and Confederate troops, parades, circuses, famous preachers and popular entertainers such as Archie Campbell, Minnie Pearl, and Tex Ritter all passed through town at some point. Coffee lovers know the JFG brand got its start here. In 1956, Morristown was voted Cleanest City in America in its population category, second overall nationally behind Philadelphia, PA..
During the 1960's the city embarked on a major urban renewal project that cleared slums, added a new boulevard south of downtown and created the Downtown SkyMart second-level sidewalk system. SkyMart was inspired by the Chester Rows in England and this extraordinary undertaking brought international attention to the city.
Some famous residents have left their mark on our city. Davy Crockett, a frontiersman, politician and warrior who won acclaim during the battle at the Alamo, grew up in Morristown. Davy's father established a successful tavern here. Less than a mile east of downtown on Morningside Drive is the Davy Crockett Tavern Museum. This reproduction of the original tavern is open May-October for tours.
Another interesting character is Melville M. Murrell, a local Methodist preacher who developed his own ornithopter, a bird-like flying machine with wings that flapped, while Wilber and Orville Wright were just kids. Melville patented his Great American Flying Machine in 1877. The Wright Brothers, who began glider experiments in 1900, did not accomplish their successful Army test flight until 1908, 31 years after Murrell's flying machine defied gravity. A permanent exhibit is on display at the Rose Center. That flying tradition continued into the 20th century with Evelyn Bryan Johnson, AKA "Mama Bird", who is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as having the most flying hours of any living person. As of early 2011, Evelyn was still officially recognized as the general manager of the Morristown Regional Airport.
During World War I, Hamblen County was the only county in the United States to produce two Congressional Medal of Honor winners, Calvin C. Ward and Edward R. Talley. Other notable residents include theater and film book editor John A. Willis, Playwright and actress Jane Wagner, and NFL player James "Little Man" Stewart.


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Vikings-Packers MNF Game Tops All-Time Cable RecordPosted by on October 6, 2009 – 5:21 pm
Maybe it doesn't come as a surprise, but the numbers are still a bit staggering. Monday night's game between the Vikings and Packers, aired on ESPN by the Monday Night Football crew, produced a 15.3 rating and had 21.8 million viewers with 15.1 million HHs (households).
In layman's terms, a lot of people turned on the TV and switched the dial to ESPN so they could watch the Vikings move to 4-0 after an intense 30-23 win.
Monday night's Vikings-Packers tilt now tops a list of the 5 most-watched cable TV programs in history (in terms of households) that is comprised of all football games. #2 on the list is the Eagles-Cowboys game from 9/15/2008, #3 is Patriots-Ravens from 12/03/2007, #4 is Giants-Cowboys from 10/23/2006 and #5 is Panthers-Cowboys from 9/28/2009.
In addition, the list of top 5 most-watched cable TV programs in history (in terms of viewers) is topped by 3 football games (Vikings-Packers is #1).
Monday night's game also registered the highest rating for an ESPN program, beating out Bears-Vikings from 1987 and Lions-Dolphins from 1994.
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