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In August 1966 this theatre was part of the Loews circuit release of the Spanish film "Every Day Is A Holidayâ€, known around the world as "Cabriola†and starring child star Marisol. Released as a co-feature to "Born Free†on a wide sub-run break, the project was designed to launch Marisol into the U.S. market by hiring Mel Ferrer to direct and dubbing the film into English using Marisol herself in both languages. Although the egomaniacal Ferrer claimed to have discovered her, Marisol was already the top Spanish box office star in the world and this was her eighth film. Her previous films had played only in Spanish language theatres in the US.
In a rare recent interview, the reclusive and retired Marisol (Pepa Flores) claims that Ferrer was cold and distant but that his wife, Audrey Hepburn could not have been more supportive when visiting the set, giving Marisol beauty tips and even sending her to Paris for a haircut with a recommended stylist.
For consistency, yes, this was the right decision. If it was "only" a chuch, like the old Loew's Valencia, now the "Tabernacle of Prayer", which ONLY is a church, then it could go back to 175th St Theater, as you wouldn't have Tabernacle of Prayer as the title of theater, as it's NOT a theater, it's a church. This theater is a bit unique, as it is both at this time. Seach "theaters" or "venues" at ticketmaster, and THIS building comes up as "The United Palace Theatre" (with theater in the name, but let's not go there).
I think people are too sensitive, this place hasn't been the 175th St Theater in almost 40 years, and even though it has only come back to being a theater over the last 2 or 3 years, it IS being used as a theater once again, even if in addition to it's main church function.
Would we be better off if the place had "Dollar Tree" or "Walgreens" haning over the marquee instead, and the name could be "175th St Theater" on this page? I think it's wonderful that they opened up the doors to being a theater in addition to their church once again.
If they ever stop using the place for concerts, and it once again is only a church, then perhaps it should be revisited, but the theater operating out of here, even if briefly is called "The United Palace Theatre" on anywhere the venue is mentioned, so the right decision was made.
And hey, we are all here for the same reason, we love these old buildings. Again, we should be happy that it is preserved and oeprating.
Off the thread? How sensitive some denizens of New Amsterdam can become when faced with common sense changes…
Let's put it this way (again): In my mind, it will always be the Loew's 175th Street as well, but in 2008 it is The United Palace (I am making yet another change per Warren's suggestion). As for the "Screw history" remark — as a historian, I'm uncomfortable with that as well. That is certainly NOT what this name change is all about. It's about consistency, which is the hallmark of any database.
I'd like to think that since the building is no longer known as Loew's 175th Street, then The United Palace is the more historically accurate name in 2008. I'm sorry this issue has caused so much debate. It won't be the last disagreement, unfortunately. I wish these decisions could come without name calling and such upset feelings, but I know it's based on deep love and affection for these theaters. Thanks for your input everyone. See you on another thread. :)
I have to agree – I'm off this thread as well. That building is and always will be the Loews 175th Street.
The name Loew's has been dropped from the downtown LA State Theater. It is, of course, now listed as a previous or aka name.
You are correct that there are aberrations here and there. How Ken and Bryan keep track of over 20,000 theaters boggles my mind. Sometimes, if users haven't submitted updates to them, the names aren't changed. I've just corrected the State in Los Angeles to reflect its last name (before becoming a church).
But the policy really isn't consistent — it's "in most cases." A case in point is the one-time Loew's State in downtown Los Angeles.
I suggested previously that the listing for that venue be changed, since the Loew's part of its name was dropped in the 1950s. It continued showing films as "The State" for many years, and most people living today who knew it as a movie theater knew it as "The State," not as "Loew's State."
Now that it's a church, the official name is Catedral de la Fe — but since it's not a part-time concert venue, at least we don't need to change the listing name to that!
Okay — I have made another change to this listing: I have changed it to the United Palace. I have no doubt that will probably not win any more fans, but we're looking for something that makes sense, is consistent with our policy, and, yes, respects the original name of the theater. The problem with these contentious name battles, and I appreciate all of the enthusiasm and passion, is that if we listen to all involved and make a decision one way or another, we are destined to upset someone (or some people). The buck stops here. This was a Ross & Patrick decision and something that made sense to us. The "Theatre" part has been dropped to reflect the flexible use of the building and the name chosen by those who run it. I am sure this will not stop the debate, and I love the fact that this theater engenders so much passion, but I wanted to make sure you knew why we had made the change. Thank you for your support and understanding.
First we have to deal with AMC wiping the great Loews name out of existence and now our own Cinema Treaures changes the listing of one of the great all-time classic theatres to United Palace?? Is anyone coming on this site looking for the United Palace Theatre? Bad bad move.
Howard, I agree, much credit has to go to this congregation in restoring, and maintaining the unbelieveable former 175th St Theater in such beautiful shape. And I am glad that they have also come to the point, where the theater can be used for concerts and other events as a theater, in addition to serving their needs as a church, as I am sure it brings them in needed money too, as this theater is not cheap to maintain and operate.
So yes, credit to churches that take over these great old movie palaces and keep them intact for future generations. It's so much better than walking into a place like this that is now just another drug store…..
Indeed. And, as pointed out above, "United Church" is all that I saw in the photos as being on the actual marquee!
the name of the building isn't United Palace Theatre. A very occasional concert series is sold/promoted by that name.
The last name, as a regular theater: Loews 175th.
On the official business card handed to me by the 'operations manager', when I was setting up my Cinema Theatre Association visit to New York in November 2007, has the name printed:
Christ United Church – The Palace Cathedral
When I wrote last night, the theater name on this website literally read:
The Palace Cathedral / United Palace Theatre
That combo name, complete with hypehn rather than "aka" looked inappropriate for this website, and was why I commented.
That combo name has since been modified or corrected to the singular "United Palace Theatre"
I want to repeat what I wrote earlier, and can be said of other theaters, too:
We all owe much gratitude to churches such as this one, and leaders such as Reverend Ike, who have lovingly restored, maintained, and operated movie palaces. Before concerts began, this church had already welcomed visitors.
Somebody heard you. It is now called the "United Palace" and will show up as such on the recent comments section.
And truly, the reason that the policy of the site is to have the current name as the main title, and all other names as "former" names, is because the site is set up for the general public. Someone walking by this theater today, and curious about it, and googling what it says currently on the marquee today is brought to this page. Aside from theater buffs, or some historians, no one will have any idea what the name of this theater would have been almost 40 years prior (and that goes for any theater). Someone walking past the Nokia Theater may not even know it was called the Astor Plaza Theater just 3 years ago…..much less a theater name from 40 years ago. I understand the reason for that policy of the site, and it must be consistent. I know it's painful to lose the original name of "175th St Theater" as the main name….but I don't think there are theater pages were exceptions to this rule are made, no matter how significant the theater is. For example, if they (for arguments sake) changed the name of Graumann's Chinese Theatre to the "Hollywood Blvd Theatre" and that's how it was operating….the name WOULD have to be changed if the policy is to remain consistent on the site. Thankfully that isn't happening, but that's what would happen.
Now lets get back to what we come to this site for, to enjoy the history of these great buildings. And think of this alternative….we could tragically be talking here on this page about how beautiful the 175th St Theatre WAS with it's name still as the main name….if the theater had been gutted 38 years ago for retail…..let's be happy the least of this theater's "problems" is it's current name. I much rather see this name up there, than the original name there if the theater was no longer operating, and instead you could be buying dollar store items inside instead…..
Thank you CT. This page is now a tribute to a living preserved theatre and not another tombstone to memories of a dead one.
Just to make this clear, I was being sarcastic in regard to my proposed further expansion of the current long, complicated name.
Hands up, now, how many Cinema Treasures fans will remember to look for this theater as "The Palace Cathedral"?
The marquee says United Church.
Perhaps that should also be added to
The Palace Cathedral / United Palace Theatre
since Loews 175th was too simple.
"The Reverend Ike's The Palace Cathedral, presenting half a dozen concerts a year as United Palace Theatre, and otherwise known as United Church
I didn't say they would go to cinematreasures. I said they would be searching for the the United Palace Theater on ticketmaster (or wherever). That is because that is the CURRENT name of the theater. You misunderstood why I mentioned that. I meant it that they wouldn't be searching ticketmaster under "175th St Theater", which is NOT the current operating name of this theater. This website, in most of my experience here (unless you can point me to some theater that this isn't true) uses the CURRENT name as the title, which is the United Palace Theatre.
But that all an aside, at the very least, "United Palace Theatre" should be an aka name here. As that IS the current name for the THEATER operation of this building.
And by the way, while yes, it is not used particularly often as a concert venue, it does have some events scheduled according to Ticketmaster:
And also according to the link Al posted a few posts up:
Someone searching for those tickets at this venue wouldn't be able to seach for them looking at the "175th St Theater", as it hasn't existed in almost 40 years. But would find them under the United Palace Theater, the name of the theater the concerts play at.
Howard. No offence, but what the heck is "Get a life". Why would you even say something like that? Where have I gotten "out of line"? By having "the nerve" to suggest that a theater name may need to be changed on a website? All I was suggesting is an observation about a name of a theater, and how it's listed on the site, perhaps (or perhaps not) against the policy of how names are listed by current use. I am afraid YOU should get a life if you can't handle an adult conversation/debate on it. At least Warren respectfully disagreed with me.
"Get a Life"? Is that necessary? The nerve of me to to suggest such a thing. Geesh.
Bway, get a life.
so far as I know, there have only been a few concerts here, and only recently,and when I visit official website, there are none listed for 2008 at all. It is primarily a church.
Al, you are correct. Most people outside regulars of this site or in the "theater world" would even know the church has once been called the Loews 175th St.
The OFFICIAL policy of this site is to have the main name of any particular theater as the CURRENT name of the theater. This theater is called the "United Palace Theatre". If you are looking to buy tickets for a "Van Morrison" concert on Ticketmaster at this theater, you are searching the UNITED PALACE THEATRE, not the Loews 175th St. It doesn't matter if it is mostly a church, which is true, but the fact remains that it is no longer ONLY a church. The theater IS used as a theater in addition to a church. This is not like the Loews Valencia which is rightly still called the Valencia as the main name on this site, as it is ONLY a church. The "Tabernacle of Prayer" is NOT used as a theater, and only for a church, so Valencia's name remains, just as you would not call the old Oriental Theater in Boro Park "Marshalls", as it's not used as theater. The 175th St IS used as a theater, even if not as regularly as a church. The place IS a concert venue, and IS open to the public not attending church services.
Yes, this theater is more significant than the Blender Theater (Grammercy Theater), or the Nokia Times Square Theater (Astor Plaza Theater), however, both those theaters lost their former theater names and use the concert venue names instead, as THAT is the official POLICY of the site, so they were rightfully changed.
This theater not only should have the United Palace Theatre name, as that is the official CURRENT name of this venue, it doesn't even make mention of the CURRENT name as an aka name. Like it or not, THAT is the name of this theater, not the 175th St Theater, which hasn't existed in name in almost 40 years.
Other examples would be performing arts theaters. The REGENT theater in Bay Shore is listed as the Boulton Center for the Performing Arts, as THAT is the current name of the place. There are many such situations.
I know the 175th St Theater is more significant than many others, however, what theaters are given an exception to the "current name" policy? How many theaters are named by their former names instead of their current name, and which are they?


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Fiesta of Sant Pere in Reus
The Fiesta of Reus has become a very popular event and has been declared of national interest by the government of the Generalitat. It takes place around the Feast of Saint Peter and statues of the patron saint of the town are paraded through the crowd thronged streets accompanied by representatives of local folklore (including figures of giants and dragons). There are also displays of human tower building, concerts and dances.
2nd half of July and 1st half of August
33rd Pau Casals International Music Festival in Vendrell
This International Festival was first held in 1981 with the aim of paying tribute to Pau Casals. Catalonia's most famous cellist is the central figure in the festival, which sees performances by singers, pianists and chamber groups. It has become a key summer event, especially for classical music fans.
Around 25th July
Fiesta and summer activities in La Pineda
Up to a hundred activities aimed at families are scheduled throughout the summer in La Pineda, and the high point of the calendar is the Fiesta of Sant Jaume, with all the traditional events you'd expect to find at a fiesta, as well as live music, dancing and cultural events. And when this fiesta finishes, the main summer fiesta of the town begins around 3rd of August.
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Fiesta of Sant Jaume in Miami Platja
Sant Jaume is the main summer fiesta in Miami Platja and there are activities for everyone including the famous "vaquilles" and a firework display on Platja Cristall beach.
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Fiesta in Vendrell
Held in honour of Saint Anne, the town's patron saint, the 26th of July is the most important day of the four days of the fiesta, with early morning revelry, various parades and human tower building competitions. But there are also a large number of activities on the 25th, like the ever-popular running fire parade and a dance. The last day of the fiesta, the 28th, is the Day of the Dog and sees the Dance of the Malcasats (of the unhappily married), which sees the lighting of a kilometre-long row of bangers.
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Havaneres in Calafell
The singing of habaneras (Cuban music brought back to Catalonia by local sailors) in Calafell is one of the most famous in the country, featuring the best groups singing a repertoire of habaneras and tavern songs. The Local Tourist Board supplies more than 2,000 chairs for the two days of the event, at which you can drink the famous rom cremat or burnt rum, laid on by the Bot Salvavides fisherman of Calafell.
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This is the most important event in the town's calendar, when Maria Martori park is taken over all kinds of enterprises, as well as cultural and leisure activities. A fireworks display marks the end of the fair.
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Golden Nights in Salou
These Nits Daurades take place in the middle of August, when thousands of tourists are in town, but also when many locals are on holiday and can make a night of it. There is a wide variety of entertainment on offer, from traditional folklore to concerts.
Fiesta of Sant Roc in Hospitalet de l'Infant
Some sixty activities take place in the streets and beaches of L'Hospitalet de l'Infant during this mid-August fiesta, including the popular fideuà noodle paella feast, the iconic Night of Fire, live music concerts, and a pilgrimage to the hermitage of Sant Roc.
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Medieval Market in Hospitalet de l'Infant
Set up around the hospital that gave rise to the town, a hundred stalls recreate the atmosphere of a medieval market. Here you can find all kinds of products, animals, and exhibitions of ancient crafts, while local restaurants offer special medieval menus.
7th to 11th September
Fiesta in Borges del Camp
The origins of this fiesta can be traced back to pilgrimages celebrated here upon the discovery of the image of the Mother of God of the Riera (date unknown). In 2010, the Catalan government declared the Fiesta of Borges del Camp an event of national interest, and recognized the dance of the devils as an element of traditional fiesta interest. The devils have come out to party here since the 1880s, and some say since even before that time.
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Fiesta marking the beginning of the potato harvest in Prades
When it's time to begin harvesting potatoes, a quality product in Prades, where it has an IGP protected geographical indication distinction, this fiesta begins with a breakfast in which potatoes play a major role. Throughout the morning, stands are set up here selling locally grown potatoes and at midday there is a display of potato omelettes and other dishes featuring potatoes.
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Fiesta of Santa Tecla in Tarragona
These fiestas are held in honour of the patron saint of the city and consist of more than 500 events that fill streets and squares of the city during the second half of September. Obviously you shouldn't miss the traditional festivities, but there are new events every year and we can only recommend you take a look at this year's schedule and choose for yourselves.


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I say it's never to late to start thinking football, even though the Minnesota Vikings are threw for the season, there's still the draft yet to come and a new coach on the way.
I say it's never to late to start thinking football, even though the Minnesota Vikings are threw for the season, there's still the draft yet to come and a new coach on the way.
The Minnesota Vikings made it official this morning, announcing that Leslie Frazier will not return as head coach in 2014.
The Metrodome is officially closed for business following this afternoon's win by the Minnesota Vikings (5-10-1) over the Detroit Lions (7-9) 14-13. The Dome is scheduled for demolition to allow for the construction of the new Vikings stadium on the same site. The Vikes will play at the TCF Bank Stadium on the U of M campus the next two seasons.
Extra police and security will be on hand Sunday for the final Vikings game at the Metrodome. Fans removed everything they could get their hands on following the Vikings final game at Met Stadium in 1981. The Vikings will play at TCF Stadium on the U of M campus the next two seasons, before their new stadium debuts in 2016.
Two things are coming to an end today; the Minnesota Vikings (4-10-1) painful season, and 32 years of football at the Metrodome, which will be demolished in the near future to make room for the Vikings' new home. The Vikes will face the Detroit Lions (7-8) at Noon of FOX 9.
The Vikings are 4-10-1 on the season and will host Detroit in the final game ever in the Metrodome Sunday afternoon.
Matt Cassel will get the start at quarterback today when the Minnesota Vikings (4-9-1) take the field in Ohio to face the Cincinnati Bengals (9-5). While the Vikes are at the bottom of the NFC North, the Bengals sit on top of the AFC North. Adrian Peterson is listed as 'questionable' of the game, but he expects to play.
Viking head coach Leslie Frazier indicated during his press conference today that he expects both Adrian Peterson (foot,groin) and Toby Gerhart (hamstring) to be able to play Sunday when the Vikings play at Cincinnati against the Bengals December 22 at noon, pregame on WJON at 11am.
With their 48-30 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles at the Metrodome on Sunday afternoon, the Vikings moved down a few spots in the current NFL Draft order.
Rob Martin of Waite Park is a Loonatic (an official Loonatic at 1037TheLoon.com), and the winner of six Vikings/Lions tickets for the last dome game, six Miller Lite pre-game tailgate party passes, and six Vikings/Metrodome 'Final Season' hoodies. Have you been nice to Rob? He'll be picking five friends to go with him!
The Adrian Peterson-less Minnesota Vikings (4-9-1) dominated the visiting Philadelphia Eagles (8-6) 45-30 yesterday at the Dome. While it's usually good to see your team win, a loss would have bumped them to #3 in the draft order with two weeks left in this lost season. Instead, they drop to 8th.
I'm a hardcore Vikings fan. Born and raised. Because of that, these are the four teams I will be cheering for today: Philadelphia, Houston, Atlanta, Washington. If these four teams win today, the Vikings will be in the #2 draft position (just a half-game out of the top spot) with two weeks left in the season. Go Eagles, Texans, Falcons, Skins!


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Rising aboriginal frustration palpable
Show of anger at Commons looks likely to be repeated
OTTAWA -- As far as First Nations are concerned, it is fitting that Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced Canada had approved the Chinese takeover of two Canadian oil companies from the room on Parliament Hill known as the Aboriginal People's Committee Room.
It was just another sign the natural resources First Nations should be benefiting from were being sold off under their noses without their input.
Just days earlier, Chief Patrick Madahbee of the Anishinabek Nation Grand Council was among a group of chiefs who tried to force their way into the House of Commons to be heard, angry that the government appeared to be uninterested in listening to or working with First Nations.
Madahbee said last January Harper spent a day listening to First Nations leaders and worked on resetting the relationship between the Crown and indigenous people. That same night, Harper left for Davos, Switzerland, where he delivered a major speech about his plans for the coming years, with a priority focus on selling oil and gas to Asia and pursuing additional trade with Europe and India.
"Immediately, the prime minister jetted off to sell our resources off to the world. He's been constantly doing that," said Madahbee.
For First Nations leaders, the latest international trade deals are another sign of being left out of a deal that could help raise their people out of poverty.
And the anger that has been simmering under the surface for years is boiling over like the early signs of a volcano.
Last week's skirmish outside the Commons only lasted about 30 seconds and was far from out of control, but it is unlikely to be the last event of its kind.
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Grand Chief Derek Nepinak as good as said so a few hours after it happened.
"This may not be the last time we do this," he said.
The chiefs are backed by a growing grassroots movement that is largely led by young aboriginals who are demanding more for their future.
Hashtags such as #idlenomore and #nativewinter were gaining in popularity on Twitter last week. "It's going to be a long cold #nativewinter" wrote Curtis Dickie, one of many people who posted to the nativewinter hashtag on Twitter last week.
Some are comparing it to the beginnings of the Arab Spring in the Middle East.
A national day of action is planned today, with a rally at the Manitoba legislature this afternoon.
The issues facing First Nations people are many -- high rates of violence against women, education struggles, poverty, addiction and a lack of proper housing among them.
But what First Nations people want and need, which could help address many of those other issues, is to have a chance to do exactly what numerous commenters on the Free Press website demand. A chance to do things for themselves.
But when the natural resources on aboriginal lands reap economic benefits for everyone but First Nations, there is a problem.
"We have zero per cent of the revenues from the natural resources that are developed on our ancestral lands," Nepinak said Friday, at a press conference.
Zero per cent.
The roadblocks are huge when First Nations try to take steps towards an economic prosperity. Take the Kapyong Barracks, for example. Seen by the government as a tract of land with immense value, they sidestepped First Nations to sell it and have the government's Crown corporation land redeveloper take it over. First Nations wanted a chance to buy that land, or some of it, to establish businesses and reap the profits of developing it themselves.
But the government simply ignored them.
Now the whole battle is in court and judges are asked to sort out whether First Nations should have been offered first crack. Meanwhile, nobody benefits. In fact, Ottawa is spending millions to maintain it while it's empty.
The arguments about the land that was taken over are centuries old. But like it or not, treaties signed with First Nations are more than pieces of paper that can be cast aside when there is a good deal to be done with someone else. Decisions about resource development, environmental regulations, housing, fishing, you name it, all must be viewed through the treaty lens.
The courts have repeatedly sided with First Nations when that doesn't happen.
The #nativewinter may not turn into an uprising like the Arab Spring. But chiefs are noticing the unrest in their communities is higher than it has been in a while.
The government, and all Canadians, would do well to take notice.
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ACE and a coalition of higher education associations have sent letters to President Obama and Congress, urging caution when considering changes to the charitable giving tax deduction as part of negotiations to end the so-called fiscal cliff.
According to the Council for Aid to Education, colleges and universities received $30.3 billion in charitable gifts in 2011. As the associations point out, private charitable donations work in concert with federal and state investments to ensure access to higher education through student aid.
They also support teaching, groundbreaking research and technological innovation, and the public service activities of colleges and universities.
"We understand that reforming the tax code in the coming months will be a critical element of addressing our nation's fiscal woes," the groups wrote. "While we continue to be concerned about a number of expired or expiring tax provisions that enhance access to higher education, we urge you to proceed cautiously when considering changes to the current charitable deduction, which helps generate needed private support for thousands of organizations and institutions, including colleges and universities and the students they serve."
The associations also point out that the benefit to society of a donation far exceeds the financial benefit received by a donor. For every dollar typical donors receive in tax relief for their gift, the public gains approximately three dollars of benefit.
Talks continue on the looming automatic spending cuts across the federal government that will take effect Jan. 2 if lawmakers cannot devise a plan by the end of the year to reduce the deficit.
This highly problematic situation, known as sequestration, would be dramatically exacerbated by the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts, including the American Opportunity Tax Credit, the expanded student loan interest deduction, expanded Coverdell Education Savings Accounts and employer-provided educational assistance (Sec. 127) benefits.
Together, the combination of budget cuts and tax increases is popularly known as the fiscal cliff.
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It was 113 days of torture for many. And so when the NHL lockout ended early Sunday morning, there was a ton of joy across the hockey map.
"It's like a late Christmas present," said Winnipeg Jets winger Evander Kane Sunday in a telephone interview with The Free Press. "I'm just so excited to get back playing in the NHL. Everybody's been waiting a long time. It's good to finally have something done.
"I found out it had ended when a buddy of mine texted me late last night. I wasn't on my phone, I was just watching some TV. He told me and I checked Twitter and everything was exploding. I switched channels on TV and saw they had come out with (NHL commissioner) Gary (Bettman) and (NHLPA executive director) Don (Fehr)... we haven't seen that too often throughout this process so that was a positive sign."
Kane hadn't finalized any travel plans to Winnipeg for this week. But like many across the league, there is an expectation training camps will open in a matter of days in order to accommodate at 48 or 50 game season.
The Jets' top goal-scorer a year ago hasn't played in a competitive game since being released by Dynamo Minsk of the KHL in mid-November. But he's expecting it won't take long to shake off the rust.
"For the most part guys have been trying to stay in the best shape they can," Kane said. "I've been skating and working out in the gym. But 700 guys (in the NHL) will tell you there's no simulating an NHL game or the pace. I'm sure it will take some good, hard practices and a game or two to get back into things and get your timing back.
"You don't really know what to expect. I haven't skated with the guys for months now. I played a little bit over in the KHL and haven't played since. The guys that have been playing will have a bit of an upper hand at the beginning, but I don't think it would take everybody else too long to catch up and get back into things.
"I'm just happy to be back at it."
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Playing It Straight (UK)
The guy who Zoe chooses!
- Episode Description
In the series 1 finale, the final three must recite a Mexican song for Zoe, and if successful are invited up into her room for a chat. All three boys sing their hearts out and each get invited up. Zoe however, tells Marco that some gay guys from last episode think he is gay, as well as Alex, which of cause they were spot on, on. Zoe tells Danny that she cried when she thought Danny was angry at her, and thought she did something wrong. Next, the guys must have an olé fashion Mexican standout shootout! The music is provided by noun other then Brian, when until he stops the guys must aim and shoot at their biggest rival. Setting up on their three posts, the music stops and the guys shoot startling Brain. The guy left standing is the winner; Marco shot Ben but missed, Danny shot Marco and hit him in the shoulder, while Ben took down Danny and won. The winner is able to get a nice relaxing massaging date with Zoe, and this time unlike in week 4, Ben actually gets a date with her. On the date, Ben reveals he would invest the money, yet on week 5 told Zoe how he would give her half...interesting. Just then while in bed, Zoe gets a huge shock with a visitor- PETER! he gives her some advice on the final decision, which still doesn't help along Zoe. Zoe is then given three video messages of evicted cowboys- Blondie, Raphael and Lee who again give Zoe some advice, slightly helping her along. The remaining three and Zoe go under a cleansing "re borning" clarity Mexican ritual. Unlike Zoe, Danny and Marco, Ben didn't actually like it and didn't take it all too much serious, saying the only thing he took from the experience was the dramatic heat wave that leapt around them. With a final 10 minutes with Zoe, the boys chat with her for one final speed date. Ben thinks Marco is gay, while Marco thinks the same about Ben. Meanwhile, Danny tells Zoe he still does have feelings for her. Zoe reveals though that she trusts Ben 100% that he's straight. The Final Showdown! Now remember, June did say that at least one of the final 3 are gay, so who is it? Also was Lee actually gay or straight? It's time to find out once and for all! As the boys enter the arena, June arrives with Zoe and tells her it might be best if Zoe talks with the boys individually and calls the remaining ones in one by one. First up is Marco! Zoe tells him despite his calm and sweet nature, she was a little unsure concerning the fact that Marco was maybe a little too happy in the gay club, or that he is just open with his sexuality. She also brings up when Marco said he doesn't think Lee is gay, and if Marco was straight he wouldn't say that because that would make him gay as one of them was gay and the other straight. So Zoe eliminates Marco, who reveals that he's straight! meaning that Lee was actually gay Next up is Ben. Zoe is more confident with him, but feels the fact that everytime she brings up the word gay that when he flinches is because he doesn't actually like gays, or he's putting on a show. However, her gaydar is thrown out the window, as she lets her feelings and the "chemistry" get in the way and chooses Ben as THE WINNER!!!!! Once announced, June arrives and takes away Ben as Zoe gets down to the final one- Danny. Now if he's straight then Zoe had made a huge bad mistake with choosing Ben. Zoe tells Danny that despite how close they got, she feels that something has changed, and her gut is telling her he may be lying to her. Danny reveals to her he lied about his past and actually studied at an acting college. He then tells her that he's actually GAY!!!! only then to tell her the truth that he's STRAIGHT!!!!! Zoe asks him why would he tell her he was gay, but he doesn't answer and walks off. Ben arrives and Zoe tells him "So you're gay?" and Ben tells her he is! Zoe tries to act cool saying it was just a game but hurts inside, and walks off with June. Ben throws the money to the ground and bursts into tears. After 20 minutes he runs off to Zoe, and has a very very very emotional chat with her, trying not to cry again. He tells her he never wanted the money, and tells Zoe how sorry he is. So he gives her the full £100,000. Zoe tells him she's happy she did choose him, but decides to split the money with him. Their little reunion is cut short when Brian begins singing the finale song, until revealing that he is actually GAY himself. While another cowboy stands next to him and strokes him, fireworks are let off, ending 'Playing it straight'moreless
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Brian has the last ever line in the show.
Clips/flashbacks of the past 5 weeks are shown in this episode, showing how hard this whole experience has been for Zoe and the boys, and the grueling challenges that they went through.
The title for this episode is for Ben who Zoe picks as the winner!
Normally before the elimination, Brian sings about the guys, but this time sings about Zoe making her big and final decision.
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When it seems like the world is falling to pieces remember that the pieces are falling into place...the End Times.
Heaven and Earth are full of His Glory!
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July 13, 2012 - 150 Prominence Point Pkwy #400-600, Canton, GA
Type: Electrical | Permit #: E1207-004
March 16, 2009 - 240 N Highland Av, Atlanta, GA
Repair electrical installationdescribe in detail the work to be done.zone 5type of work to be done: rough in electical and trim out when ready_____________________comments: service is existing___________________________________building permit number: bb_2009-00772_________location/lot#/unit/suite: 240n.highland ave-ste b_owner name: jay chretien, od
Type: Building/historical/na/na | Permit #: BEEP-200901656
February 5, 2009 - 240 N Highland Av, Atlanta, GA
New electrical installation describe in detail the work to be done. type of work to be done: __rough in electrical in dentist office/trim out when ready comments: there is a 200amp service has to be moved about 8ft, existing feeder wires will reach building permit number: bb_2009 00418 location/lot#/unit/suite: _building 3, suite d__ owner name: _dr. sakita a. brown dmd a co shall not be provided for this permit until the dwm's wastewater treatment facilities have demonstrated compliance with the phosphorus discharge permit limits established by ocga section 12-5-23/2(c) for 3 consecutive mos., the period beg. 7/1/08 and ending not earlier than 10/1/08.
Type: Building/historical/na/na | Permit #: BEEP-200900858
November 28, 2007 - 1700 Northside Dr, Atlanta, GA
La tazza coffee-suite a7-chg contractor change of contractor
Type: Building/historical/na/na | Permit #: BEEP-200713541
August 21, 2006 - 2561 Piedmont Rd, Atlanta, GA
Lifestyles realtors-shop d-suite 110 alterations to retail store - finish suite 110 @ 1925 sq ft this location is not approved for adult business
Type: Building/historical/na/na | Permit #: BEEP-200610003
May 20, 2005 - 2300 Oakview Rd, Atlanta, GA
Addition to garage / re-inspection addition to residential accessory building - addition to detached garage
Type: Building/historical/na/na | Permit #: BERI-200506134
May 17, 2005 - 2300 Oakview Rd, Atlanta, GA
Addition to garage / re-wire addition to residential accessory building - addition to detached garage
Type: Building/historical/na/na | Permit #: BEEP-200505965
March 21, 2005 - 328 4th St, Atlanta, GA
Interior alterations to res / re-wire alterations to single family dwelling
Type: Building/historical/na/na | Permit #: BEEP-200503489
March 21, 2005 - 328 4th St, Atlanta, GA
Interior alterations to res / t-pole alterations to single family dwelling
Type: Building/historical/na/na | Permit #: BEEP-200503488
March 1, 2005 - 135 Palatka St, Atlanta, GA
Renovations to res / reinspection
Type: Building/historical/na/na | Permit #: BERI-200502492
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I have this in different colors. It is my favorite plant because humms love it. Want to trade? Thanks
Flora, that is very nice of you, but I already have some. I was just checking to see if you have a color I don't. I have a yellow foliaged one, and two more that I know survived the winter. I can't think of colors right now. I'll check in a little while when I have a chance.
I have a reddish pink one I bought end of the season last year called Sensation I think. A lighter pink one or a darker purplish one would be wonderful. Do you have anything like that :-) Let me know what you would like off of my list which I posted earlier. Thanks,
Flora - I don't have any but have been wanting a couple! I think they're beautiful!! I will take any color you have, but if you have a yellow and red one, I'll take one of each.
I don't have too much on my list, but let me know if you want anything.