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Regional manager remains positive about Century III Mall's future
The regional manager of Moonbeam Capital Investments LLC properties told West Mifflin officials on Wednesday that there will be demolition at Century III Mall.
"There is a theater that we are going to start developing," John Sabino told borough council at its monthly agenda workshop meeting.
Demolition of the Macy's Furniture store, a former mall anchor, and part of a parking deck will provide room for the multiplex theater. Sabino said it would take up to four months to complete the demolition, then six or seven months to build the new multi-screen complex.
"We're hoping by this time next year to have it up and running," said Sabino, a part of Las Vegas-based Moonbeam's executive team who serves as Century III's general manager.
"You are going to see a lot of good retailers who are going to come on board with that cinema."
A Mexican restaurant is coming, cosmetic outlets reportedly are interested in the mall, and a Halloween City outlet will open for a seven-month stay on Monday.
Sabino said a "West Coast retailer" is interested in the same location as Halloween City, near Dick's Sporting Goods.
"We have a new double-decker carousel that is being built where that new Mexican restaurant is going to be," the Century III manager said.
All of this could mark a turnaround for a mall for which many obituaries have been written in recent years.
"Perception is the key here," council president Michael Moses said. "And you are fighting the perception of a dead mall."
Mayor Chris Kelly is helping with that fight.
"I'm very involved with the mayor," Sabino said.
Former owner Simon Property Group hung up when borough officials tried to call, Kelly said.
"There was no interaction with us," the mayor told council. "We're sitting in a good position now."
There are those interested in hotels and restaurants in the vicinity of a revitalized mall, Sabino said, but "we're trying to bring people back inside the mall."
Overhauls in and out were announced at the council meeting. Sabino said new carpeting, laminating and lighting is slated inside, while "we will be redoing the entire outside paving."
He declined to name the companies either signing or about to sign contracts, but he could drop two names of existing mall outlets.
"Our anchors are doing fantastic," Sabino said, with the J.C. Penney store topping sales in the Pittsburgh region and an auto repair outlet in Sears topping other Sears auto facilities.
However, he went on, "a lot of people go into the Sears and the Penney's and then go back outside," without moving on to the rest of the mall.
While Macy's Furniture is gone, an original Macy's department store and Dick's remain as the other mall anchors.
The 35-year-old mall may see new life in other ways. Sabino told council he wants to bring in outlet stores, such as what is found at malls in Grove City and near the Meadows racetrack and casino in Washington County.
In other growth-related developments at Wednesday's workshop, community development director Walter B. Anthony said he and the mayor will meet on Thursday with representatives of Pull-A-Part to discuss plans by the Atlanta-based used auto parts company to build a facility on the former General Motors Pittsburgh Metal Stamping or Fisher Body location near U.S. Steel's Irvin Plant.
Anthony said the company wanted to discuss the procedure for getting needed permits from the borough's planning commission and council.
Council's workshop opened with a public hearing that ended with a vote to approve B&R Holdings' conditional use application for a contractors yard on the former Prism site along Buttermilk Hollow Road.
B&R agreed to pay the borough's fees and to complete work on the yard in a six-month period. The agreement ended a three-year dispute over B&R's plans.
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More than 80 million people tuned in for last week's all-star "Hope for Haiti Now" telethon.
The Nielsen Co. said Monday that an estimated 83 million people saw at least a brief part of the fundraiser carried Friday on 33 TV networks. The audience watching the two-hour event at any given time averaged 24 million viewers.
Organizers for the telethon said it's raised $57 million, with more donations still to come in.
The event, which also streamed live online, featured Brad Pitt, Beyonce, Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, and other stars who encouraged donations for Haiti, hit by a devastating Jan. 12 earthquake that killed an estimated 200,000 people.
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Two songs performed by Karine Polwart on my Better Days radio show, 17 July 2014. The first song is 'Crow On The Cradle', written by Sydney Carter, the second a song Karine wrote for her first-born, Arlo, called 'Rivers Run'.
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When you put your ear to a shell what do you hear? Connected by the sea between them, soldiers, friends, musicians fighting in the trenches in WWI reach out to those battling back home. With score by Karine Polwart. To see how the film was made: clairelamond.wordpress.com/ Made in collaboration with Fife Cultural Trust and funded by Heritage Lottery Fund.
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Part 1 of a film about Cape Farewell's Northern Isles expedition, on board the Swan LK243. The Swan is a traditional Shetland fishing sail boat, restored and operated by a community based trust in Shetland http://www.swantrust.com/. She is a truly beautiful boat. The film features two songs performed on board the Swan by Karine Polwart. Her extraordinary performance speaks for itself. Both songs are recorded live and reproduced without any additional production. The expedition, took place in August 2013, and was part of Cape Farewell's Sea Change project, http://www.capefarewell.com/seachange. It was curated by Ruth Little, who intuitively gathered an amazing group of innovative and inquiring people who together shared the Swan's "compact" living space and explored Orkney's extraordinary open landscapes, astonishing history and renewable futures. The Swan was expertly sailed by her skipper Richard and his crew Iain, Scott and Ailish, a big thank you to all four of them for looking after us so well. And thanks to all the people we visited in Orkney who took us into their homes and their places of work to give us a privileged "behind the scenes" view of their very special islands.
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In August 2013 members of Cape Farewell's "Sea Change" project explored the landscapes, history and future of the Orkneys whilst sailing on board The Swan, a beautifully restored Shetland Fifie. The group consisting of artists, musicians, writers, scientists and filmmakers visited sites across the islands. On Friday 23rd August they arrived at the Italian Chapel on Lamb Holm. The story behind the chapel is a testament to the power of faith, creativity, and peaceful reconciliation In 1942, more than 1300 Italian prisoners of war were captured in North Africa and taken to Orkney, where they remained until early 1945. 550 were taken to Camp 60, where they were put to work building the Churchill Barriers, four causeways created to block access to Scapa Flow. In 1943, Major T P Buckland, the Camp 60's new commandant, and Father Giacombazzi, the Camp's priest agreed that a place of worship was required. Two Nissen huts were joined together to form a makeshift chapel. The prisoners, under the leadership of prisoner Domenico Chiocchetti, did all of the work to transform a simple corrugated iron structure into a work of beauty. The chapel was lined with plasterwork and an altar was made out of concrete. Chiocchetti painted the sanctuary end of the chapel. The beauty that he created led to the prisoners decorating the entire interior and creating a front facade out of concrete that concealed the shape of the hut and made the building look like a church. Since the prisoners' departure, several residents of Camp 60, including Chiocchetti, have made return visits to the chapel they created. In 1996 a declaration was jointly signed by officials in Orkney and Chiocchetti's hometown of Moena, reinforcing the ties between the two places. The building has been lovingly preserved and is still used as a chapel. During the group's visit, Karine Polwart gave this powerful solo performance of the anthemic "Freedom Come All Ye". The song was written in 1960 by Hamish Henderson, a passionate proponent of peace and international cooperation. Henderson was a leader of the post war Folk revival, and founder of The People's Festival (the forerunner of the Edinburgh Fringe) he was also a fluent Italian speaker. Thanks to all present, the sailors on the beautiful Swan, and Creative Scotland.....without whom none of us would have been there!
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Greensboro-based Epes Logistics Services Inc., a privately held third-party logistics and freight management company, is opening an office in Colorado Springs, Colo., as part of the firm's efforts to expand its national presence out West.
Epes opened offices in 2011 in St. Louis, Las Vegas and Charlotte.
Jason Bodford, president of Epes Logistics, said the Colorado office will strengthen the company's existing customer base in the Colorado area.
He said the company has already hired two employees, including logistics executive David Chumbley who will lead the Colorado office, and is looking to add a dozen additional staffers over the next two years.
Epes Logistics, which is a sister company of Epes Carriers Inc. based in Greensboro, employs between 70 and 80 of its 118-person staff in the Triad. The company was one of the Triad Business Journal's Fast 50 winners in 2013.
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Shawnee is a great place to live. In fact, the city was named as the no. 17 best place to live in the United States on CNN Money's 2010 list. Shawnee boasts an unrivaled sense of community with friendly local residents who are open and welcoming to newcomers. Nestled in the southwestern suburbs of Kansas City, Shawnee has always stood on its own with a plethora of local opportunities. The city lives under the slogan "Shawnee, Kansas… Good Starts Here," which shows how much people here believe in the community. Look for Shawnee apartments for rent, and join more than 63,000 residents who enjoy a high quality of life in the Midwest.
Shawnee's history dates back to the prehistoric era when the Shawnee Indians used the location as the political and religious center of the tribe. With a location on the Ft. Leavenworth/Ft. Scott military road, Shawnee was tied to the government-organized transportation routes that connected settlements in the Civil War era. In the mid-1800s, branches of the Oregon, California and Santa Fe Trails forged through the area, leading to increased trade and accessibility with other parts of the country. After the war, Shawnee became a very important agricultural service town, known as one of the leading fruit and vegetable producers in the Midwest. Local farmers supported the town through the Great Depression and allowed Shawnee residents to have a more favorable fare than many other parts of the country.
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The Central Baptist Theological Seminary may be the only school in town, but there are a number of traditional college opportunities located in the Kansas City metropolitan area. MidAmerica Nazarene University, Johnson County Community College and the Art Institutes International Kansas City join Avila University, the University of Missouri at Kansas City and Rockhurst University downtown in offering students a well-rounded college experience.
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With all of the perks of the Midwestern lifestyle, residents in Shawnee pay very reasonable rent prices. According to U.S. Census Bureau statistics, the standard apartment in Shawnee costs $770 a month. That's $100 less than the national average. Everyday living expenses are also very affordable in Shawnee. The city received a cost of living index of 88.1, which is well below the United States average of 100.
Shawnee has many must-see attractions. The 1950s All-Electric House at the Johnson County Museum of History offers an eye-opening look at the technology of the era, with "futuristic" features like electric curtain openers, trendy appliances, moon glow lighting and hidden televisions. Visitors can take a guided tour and understand why a home in the suburbs was part of the American dream in the 1950s. Residents can also get a taste of the past on the Historical Walking Tour, which showcases 18 points of interest around Shawnee for historians and trail enthusiasts.
Shawnee is home to the annual Scarecrow Festival, where kids can paint pumpkins and build scarecrows, and local businesses can participate in the Scarecrow Contest. The festival also features a farmers market and a baking contest with pumpkin pie, fruit pie and pumpkin bread categories. The Shawnee Great Grillers Blues and Barbeque State Championship also takes place annually in town, featuring the best of Midwestern barbeque. More than 100 teams compete for cash prizes and bragging rights in many different barbeque categories including a "People's Choice" that is voted on by public judges. Other local favorite events include Oktoberfest, the John Glaser Memorial 5K and Holiday Treasures Craft Festival.
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BRUSSELS, Belgium — Foreign ministers from the 28 European Union countries agreed Monday to add the military wing of Hezbollah to an EU blacklist of terrorist organizations, ending years of division over whether the move risks further destabilizing Lebanon and the wider region.
"The EU has decided to call Hezbollah what it is: a terrorist organization,'' said Dutch Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans. ''I'm satisfied that we took this important step today, by dealing with the military wing of Hezbollah, freezing its assets, hindering its fundraising and thereby limiting its capacity to act.''
Some EU countries have long expressed doubts about isolating Hezbollah — including Irelandand Austria, which have long military experience with peacekeeping missions in Lebanon and have worried about the impact on the country.
They were persuaded to drop their objections amid evidence the Iran-backed militia was behind a bomb attack that killed five Israeli tourists and their driver in EU member Bulgaria last year and had plotted a similar attack in Cyprus.
Hezbollah's prominent role supporting the government side in Syria's civil war has also convinced many Europeans that action is needed against the group.
"Today's agreement to list Hezbollah's military wing as a terrorist organization shows EU stands united against terror attacks in Europe," Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague tweeted from the meeting.
Reactions inside Lebanon were muted. Caretaker Prime Minister Najib Miqati issued a statement saying that Lebanon would abide by international law, but added, "we wish the EU countries had carried out a careful reading of the facts and sought out more information."
One Hezbollah supporter in Beirut's southern suburbs told GlobalPost the blacklisting "means nothing," and speculated that the group's operations would not be affected. "How does this change anything for them?" he said of the Shia militants.
The EU's move comes as the European bloc takes a more strident role in the Middle East and seeks a stronger voice in the region as the prospect approaches of US-backed peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians reviving after a five-year hiatus.
Last week, the EU outraged the Israeli government by announcing it was barring European funding for Israeli entities operating in territories outside the country's 1967 borders.
Israel is also incensed that the EU is mulling rules that would oblige Israeli produced exports from the territories to be specifically labeled as such.
However, the EU decision on Hezbollah was warmly welcomed by Israel.
"Finally, after years of discussion and debate, the effort to label Hezbollah as a legitimate political party has rightly failed," Justice Minister Tzipi Livni said. "It is clear to the whole world today that Hezbollah is a terror organization."
A reporter in Beirut contributed to this report.
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McDonald's Black Burger: Because the laws of competition say that once Burger King introduces a black cheeseburger, it's only a matter of time before McDonald's follows suit. You still don't have to eat it.
Domino's Specialty Chicken: It's like regular pizza, except instead of a crust, there's fried chicken. The company's marketing officer calls it "one of the most creative, innovative menu items we have ever had" -- brain power put to good use.
Arby's Meat Mountain: The viral off-menu product containing eight different types of meat that, on second read, was probably engineered by Arby's all along. Horrific, regardless.
KFC'S ZINGER DOUBLE DOWN KING: A sandwich made by adding a burger patty to the infamous chicken-instead-of-buns creation can only be described using all caps. NO BUN ALL MEAT. Only available in South Korea.
Taco Bell's Waffle Taco: It took two years for Taco Bell to develop this waffle folded in the shape of a taco, the stand-out star of its new breakfast menu.
Krispy Kreme Triple Cheeseburger: Only attendees at the San Diego County Fair were given the opportunity to taste the official version of this donut-hamburger-heart attack combo. The rest of America has reasonable odds of not dropping dead tomorrow.
Taco Bell's Quesarito: A burrito wrapped in a quesadilla inside an enigma. Quarantined to one store in Oklahoma City.
Boston Pizza's Pizza Cake: The people's choice winner of a Canadian pizza chain's contest whose real aim, we'd imagine, is to prove that there's no such thing as "too far." Currently in development.
7-Eleven's Doritos Loaded: "For something decadent and artificial by design," wrote one impassioned reviewer, "it only tasted of the latter."
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The Grand Rapids Griffins are the 2013 American Hockey League Champions. On the ice a show of size, speed and desire.
Much of the roster is stocked with players drafted by its parent club, the Detroit Red Wings, through the National Hockey League's annual draft.
"In general, the higher you're drafted the more likely you are to succeed in the NHL."
That's the overwhelming belief. Researcher Robert Deaner took a closer look at the past 26 NHL drafts to discover teams could do a better job picking future all-stars if they'd make their selections based on a player's date of birth.
"Yeah it's been there since the 1980's that the NHL teams have been making this mistake, this bias we call it, in drafting. They're over selecting their relatively older players or under selecting their relatively younger players, whichever way you want to look at it it's the same thing."
Deaner's recently released study called "Born at the Wrong Time: Selection Bias in the NHL Draft" focused on Canadian youth hockey and its impacts on player development and ultimately the draft.
Of Canadian skaters drafted since 1980 there's a trend Deaner and his colleagues Aaron Lowen and Stephen Cobley uncovered.
"So Guys born in the first three months, they are 36 percent of the draftees. Guys born in the last three months are only about 14 percent. So they're not being drafted nearly as much. But those 14 percent they produce as many All-Stars as the 36 percent from the first three months."
It's called relative age effect and in Canadian hockey it has long-term effects.
"The kids that look the best are the ones that are a little bit bigger, a little bit faster a little bit more developed. And the ones that are typically better like that are usually the ones that are a little bit older than the ones that are, you know, 12 years and nine months as opposed to 12 years and one month of age."
Those slightly older kids are selected to play on the better teams, receive more ice time and get more attention in practice while those relatively younger players don't and begin to lose confidence.
At a Grand Rapids Griffin's practice I asked the team's Canadian born center if he buys into the theory?
"I'm Riley Sheahan, 21-years old born on December 7th 1991. I was drafted 21st overall by the Detroit Red Wings...Obviously there are statistics to prove that being born earlier in the year helps but I never knew or really heard of this theory but I guess it makes sense."
But Tom McCollum who was born in December of 1989 and drafted 30th overall in the 2008 draft says there's more to it than the cosmic wheel of fate.
"As far as over the course of a lifetime I feel like there are a lot of other factors that could affect things rather than when you were born."
"Unique players are born around the calendar year certainly this study I'll keep it in mind for the future...I'm Jiri Fischer, Detroit Redwings Director of Player Development. Born on the last day of July 1980."
That makes him a 'tweener. He was drafted 25th overall by the Red Wings in the 1998 draft.
"Relative age does make certainly some difference in some cases but when you look through the youth some of the talented players play three years up. And that's talking about the Gretzky's and Jamir Jager's and then there are the majority of others that obviously it does make a difference maybe in early years to be a little bit older than others."
When it comes to return on investment Deaner maintains those players born later in any given year outperform their peers based on the career milestone of 600 games played.
"If you've played that long you've probably made an All-Star game or two. You're a solid player. I think maybe about 15 percent of guys born in the last few months of a year make it there, 15 percent of the draft picks. Whereas it's only about seven percent of the guys born in the first three months. The relatively younger guys are always much more likely to make it to the career milestones."
Deaner argues there's an underdog effect. The relatively younger players may have a quiet demeanor but worker harder to achieve greatness.
The study is a stepping stone to other areas where relative age effect may have long-term impacts. Deaner and his team are looking into education implications and age bias in the classroom?
Patrick Center, WGVU News.
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Cris Cyborg headlines as Invicta Fighting Championships on Tuesday released the full fight card for Invicta FC 11, which takes place alongside UFC 184 in Los Angeles.
It appears that the May timeframe for Jose Aldo
Anderson Silva pits his brilliant Muay Thai skills against
"When I fight, it's an art, and art isn't
Try using a focus point…
get paid way to much to take crappy ass pics huh!
getting paid way too much to take crappy ass pics right?
what's wrong with the pictures?
No.5 – Bigfoot thanking the Jesusnipple
actually he was pointing to your mother in the top row cuz she was showing him her nipple
I hope Beth smashes julie, she's so freaking annoying she looks like fallon fox's brother.
Wow, Beth's hips, butt, thighs and kitty looked sexy as hell! Nice jiggle. I'd do that chick for sure. I'm glad she won!
Both these bitches look disgusting! I feel sorry for whoever is poking these trolls.
and we all feel sorry for whoever has to listen to you talk in person