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If you're among those who believe that the latest gun massacre will stimulate a national movement toward sanity in the handling of firearms you had better forget it. It isn't going to happen.
As we read about the personal stories of those people who died in an Aurora, Colo., theater their loss has been degraded further by an increase in the state's gun sales. How utterly tragic is that? The anemic anti-gun lobby can do little to overturn a culture that defies any rational solution no matter how obvious.
While President Barack Obama took time in a campaign appearance to allow that there should be some sort of national dialogue on gun policy, he made no suggestions on when or how that might occur. His presumptive Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, in no more than an acknowledgment of the disaster in Aurora, unsurprisingly refused to condemn uncontrolled access to firearms or those who support that policy with money and votes.
Quite obviously neither candidate wishes to take on the gun barons with their huge bank accounts and their zealous followers, many of whom are God-fearing about most things except the right to shoot people in the name of self-defense, which, by the way, seldom occurs in a crisis.
Thus, we are left once again to accept the standard arguments that always follow these horrific events; to whit, guns don't kill people, people kill people and if someone had been "carrying" as Batman prepared to take on the bad guys, they could have stopped the carnage. Well, in this instance that contention is provably wrong since the alleged culprit was covered from head to toe with body armor.
Yet, that silly claim probably is the main stimulus for Colorado's gun surge.
So once again we can only wait until the next time, knowing that it will come, and that we can do little to stop it because the nation's Founding Fathers and current politicians, who think more of their own survival in office than they do of the lives of innocents, and the courts have seen to that.
How many more of these acts of supreme violence can we expect? The number seems limitless given the access to weapons many of which were designed for the military battlefield.
The other day a Maryland man let off from his job was taken into custody after he announced that guns don't kill people, he kills people. He had in his arsenal 25 automatic and semi-automatic weapons, all primed and in good working order.
Would he have used them? I wouldn't want to bet against it under the circumstances.
Someone suggested that what is needed is for the National Rifle Association and the anti-gun forces to sit down and reach an accommodation somehow. They have to be kidding.
Why would the most powerful lobby in America backed up by a seemingly endless supply of cash need to negotiate about anything?
Its congressional toadies are overwhelmingly in the majority when it comes to any firearms issue from bans on the sale and circulation of weapons of mass destruction to the most elementary restrictions aimed at curtailing crazies, past felons, drug lords and even disaffected kids.
Obama and Romney obviously don't have the willpower or political courage to take on the gun issue.
Who can say they're wrong with the 2000 defeat of Albert Gore in Tennessee as the object lesson. His anti-gun image is credited with making him the only presidential candidate in history to lose his home state. Had he won there, he could have lost Florida and still won the election.
There seems to be only one politician in the nation who sees the problem and is willing to stand up and say so.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg refuses to be intimidated by the gun bullies and is wealthy enough to withstand anything they throw at him. His detractors in the firearms industry contend that he can't run for re-election so it is easy for him to assume this stance.
Then perhaps he should run for president. It would be a breath of fresh air to see a chief executive angry enough at incidents like Aurora to pledge to do something about them and mean it.


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It'll still be showing in your "installed.list" file, which is inside "Packages",
If you remove the line that show AEVA, it should vanish. Or, just replace it with the one in your backup.
When you say that's it's still active, what do you mean? The button's still showing?
When I go into Package Manager it still shows Aeva Media and I have the option to uninstall, list files, and delete. What I think I should do is run the uninstall (which fails the tests for a bunch of files) and then delete. Just wanted to double check before I mess things up again. I could just leave running as is, but would like to clean up my mess.
I had a look at that install.list file but it doesn't have much in there, just: 1326790205
if you are running 2.0.* use the attached script to mark the mod as uninstalled.
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that file has nothing to do with the ad template so no idea why you would get that error. disable template eval and see what error you do get.
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This was my second visit to Pizza Bravo and both times the food and service were exemplary. I live in central NY and we travel to Niagra Falls Canada just to eat there! Last weekend we took another couple and we had great food & service - thank you to Lydia our waitress!
Second time here, came in the summer last year and were pleased that the food quality, service and ambiance can't be beat especially given the many bad food experiences we have had at other restaurants in Niagara Falls.
The exterior is average (more appealing than most places in the area) but average compared to other pizzerias. Everything else about this place is above average the service was fantastic and the food amazing! Duck confit poutine appetizer delicious and hearty enough to be a meal on it's own. The osso bucco and grilled salmon main courses -both the preparation and presentation A+. We will definitely be back.
My husband and I came to Niagara Falls to celebrate our 20th Wedding Anniversary. We found Bravo on line and spent two days there for both lunch and dinner. We decided that no other restaurant was worth risking, and chose to wine and dine our last four meals at Bravo. We enjoyed our time there so much. Desserts are delicious, service is top notch. Thank you for making our anniversary more memorable!
Fantastic surprise! Amongst the ho-hum chains all around it, this place stood out a mile. All fresh ingrediants, many imported from Italy (the oil and fresh herbs with the freshly baked bread told us we were onto something good!) gave each item that extra magic that can make the diffference. We both had the woodfire pizzas - bianco selection that are not fans of tomato based pizzas. All around us people were eating beautiful (and large!) chicken parms, veal on bone chops, scallop pasta. All looked great. Desrt lovers will face the ultimate choice - Nutella or Toblerone/Peanut Butter Cheasecake! First time I have written a review, but really will compellled to do so. We will be bringing the family back next time too!
We sat outside, besides the extremely loud street traffic, it was great. Pizza was amazing, service was good. Would definitely return.
We had a great time at bravo and our server did a great job!
Bravo is a fine addition to the Niagara Falls Ontario dining scene...some really interesting pizzas here (including duck confit!) made fresh in a wood burning hearth. Recommended on your trip to the casino.....
The food and service was, as usual, EXCELLENT!!! Planning to come again (shocker lol) for the May long weekend! Way to go Bravo!!!! :)
We came in Mother's Day on a reservation. Ushered straight in and quickly felt comfortable. Our server, Stacey was delightful and was great with suggesting things on the menu. We loved her personable service and her suggestions were bang on- god was outstanding! Thanks Bravo!
We read reviews on Open Table so decided to try it during our trip to The Falls. Well... We ate there three times in two days... The only thing we didn't like was the Chicken/Shrimp pesto dish. Wife thought it was very bland and tasteless... However waitress removed it from the bill promptly. Wood fired pizza was awesome. Salads were great... Lydia was our server, as well as Sara. Both were super nice and very good at their job. Would recommend Bravo!
went to Bravo with a group of 16 ladies for a bachelorette party and it was absolutely great! awesome menu and prices, great cocktails, and really good service! would definitely recommend for big groups or smaller!!! We definitely kept our waitress on her toes and she was really great! its nice to have such a good experience with such a big ( and slightly rowdy) group. everyone loved the menu, so many choices and all the food was delish! portions were huge too, we definitely left with full bellies and smiles on our faces
Came here at 10:30 PM after a long and tiring 7 hour drive to Niagara Falls and didn't feel like paying inflated tourist gouging prices for a decent meal at one of the places close to the hotels. Bravo is located a couple of blocks away from the main street where the attractions are. The place is huge and there is lots of seating. On arrival, we were warmly greeted by the hostess and promptly seated. Our waiter was very friendly. Because we got there so late, there weren't many other diners, and our food arrived very promptly. We ordered one of the prosciutto pizzas, a seafood pasta and a duck confit side dish over chips. Servings were large - we packed half the meal to go (it was still good the next day). Would definitely recommend!
The meal and service were great and being Local will be back with friends.
The manager Nick was fantastic,food was excellent,our 5th time there and always great.We always recommend,to friends,they also loved it.Our last outing was our anniversary and they made it outstanding.
I found Bravo! to be one of the better restaurants near Niagara Falls. The food is great and their beer menu is amazing!
This is a quaint Italian restaurant that has a very large menu with reasonable pricing. We sat on the patio which was nice but was a bit noisy with the cars driving by so we might have sat inside knowing that. Our waiter was great & the manager even took our beverage order. Had a nice bottle of wine and probably the best Arbiatta pizza I have ever had; anywhere! I would reccomend this place over most in the touristy party of Niagara Falls.
We've been a couple times, and even though it's in the tourist area, we love going. The service is always great, the portions are generous and the food is very flavourful!
We picked this restaurant because it was on OpenTable and received a backup rec from the concerti eve at our hotel. We definitely weren't disappointed. We stuck with salads and pizza when we dined outside with our kids, but the salads were fantastic - hearty and full of flavor - and the pizza delicious. Definitely recommend to the Niagara traveler.
Our family is very picky about pizza crust and this place passed the test with flying colors. Their prices are a little high, and my salad with shrimp was just average. No one ordered any of the pastas or Italian specialties, so I can't say anything about the rest of the menu, but I would definitely recommend this place for great pizza!
Worh checking out this place for a casual meal - especially if you want to get away from the chaos of the more touristy areas of Niagara Falls. The pizza and salad were very good.
Loved it! Excellent food and service. Just a short walk from the falls and worth it! Will go back.
great food great staff:) but feel u need to do something for people birthdays when they come. but overall i would return to your resturant.
Affordable, gourmet, great service, great value. Watch out when ordering, portions were larger than one would expect from an interesting and sofisticated menu! We had no fridge in our hotel room so had to donate coveted leftovers to a grateful front desk staff.
My wife and I wanted a Friday night date so we picked Bravo, as we had been here before a few months ago. The place is always busy, but Niagara Falls is alway busy. Food is great and there pizzas are the house speciality - never a disappointment. Service was attentive and food came quick and as ordered.
Picked Bravo for a Saturday evening meal, just the 2 of us after some research and feedback on the Net. Although later (9 pm), the restaurant was busy, but we were seated right away. Staff was very courteous and attentive. Hubby ordered the Prime Rib (10 oz), but got what seemed almost twice the size. He stated that it was likely one of the best Prime Ribs he'd ever tasted (wow!). I ordered the homemade lasagna and it didn't disappoint either! It was delicious and piping hot when it arrived at the table. Overall, a great experience and we'll be back next time we are in Niagara Falls!
Overall a really nice place to have lunch and the food was fantastic!! My friend and I had the fig and prosciutto sandwich with minestrone and my cousin had the NY Angus steak sandwich. We really enjoyed the meal, the services was really good and definitely will return.
Our server Tiffany, was very engaged in our experience even though it was a very busy night at the restaurant. We were there with 6 adults and 3 kids and everyone's food was great. The prices were reasonable for the quality of the dishes. Thank you.
This is not your typical Niagara Falls restaurant. Just straight forward good food and service in a casual atmosphere. We ended up going there 2 nights in a row. I dont want to tell anyone else because I want to be able to get in there whenever I am in Niagara Falls.
Excellent food at reasonable prices. Great location. We come to Niagara every year this weekend for the Wine Festival and this is our second year back to Bravo Pizzeria & Grill.....we look forward to our dinner there next year! :)
Pizza was great, but some miscommunication with the server. Took 3 tries for her to figure out what a "manhatten" was. She brought me a shot of bourbon, then added vermouth, then gave me some attitude when I said this wasn't as mentioned as the manhatten on the menu. Who doesn't know what a manhatten is?!
My spouse and I thoroughly enjoyed this restaurant. We were able to walk there since it was less than a mile from the hotel. We were seated and served quickly. We each had a different half salad, both were very fresh and the dressing did not overpower the lettuce and vegetables. We split an onion, mushroom and roasted red pepper pizza. The pizza was very tasty. The crust was thin and the vegetables on the pizza were fresh, not canned, the sauce had a real tomato taste. The restaurant was very crowded but not too noisy. We were glad that we made reservations. We will definitely return to try other items on their menu.
A group of 6 of us enjoyed a great evening meal during a birthday celebration. The food was excellent and reflected what we had experienced in the past. We highly recommend this restaurant and they have a great choice of beers from around the world, and different cocktails. Overall a very good time.
Everything we ordered was delicious. The mushroom risotto was loaded with a variety of mushrooms, spaghetti and meatballs were enough to feed a small army and the Margherita pizza was simple and tasty with a nice thin, crispy crust. It was too cold to sit outside but restaurant has a very pretty outdoor patio.
Excellent, as usual - the food, service, and the server was excellent PLUS!!! Thank you so much for this restaurant :o)
Absolutely the best for large groups- great service - My party of 13 turned into 15 and the staff quickly set up another table for us. The service was wonderful and so was the food. Our get together was a big success.Thanks.
Amazing experience! Julie our server was awesome and Spencer the Chef came out to greet us and asked how we enjoyed the food. The presentation, the Service and the taste of the food was incredible....Well Done!
Went here on a whim....What a fantastic place!! Was in town for the weekend & my husband is a pretty picky eater. Always wanted to try a "wood oven" pizza & boy, we were NOT disappointed. My husband LOVED it & I ordered the fig & prochuto sandwiches -waitress said they were a "good size". Good Grief! She failed to mention the bread was made out of pizza dough, so basically the sandwich was the same size as a pizza - hahahaha GO! The parking is free, the staff is awesome. Oh and did I mention the food was good too?!
Bravo is now on our top 5 list of best wood-oven pizza. We don't know why it took us so long to try it, but worth the wait.
It was this years Christmas work dinner.. 9 of us ...appetizers were fantastic...pizza very good ..service excellent.


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School Sponsorship
Some schools sponsor Montessori teacher candidates in exchange for a commitment to teach during the internship year and a specified time as a head teacher. It is the responsibility of the student to initiate a sponsorship program.
The Carole Wolfe Korngold (CWK) Scholarship is awarded to two adult learners each year who demonstrate commitment to the Montessori community and are actively engaged in working with Infants and Toddlers or Early Childhood Montessori programs. Candidates should submit a short 3-5 minute video they have made, demonstrating how Montessori has impacted their own life and work with children. In honoring the characteristics of our beloved Carole, the video should show evidence of humor, wisdom, playfulness, and a love for Montessori teaching.
Federally Financed Student Loans
Thanks to a partnership with Endicott University and CME|NY, Adult Learners who are United States citizens can qualify for Federally financed guaranteed student loans if they enroll in the Master's of Education program at Endicott Univeristy before the start of the training program at CME | NY.


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LinkWhen asked about proposals to ban certain kinds of assault weapons, Hammer also charged that guns are suffering discrimination similar to racism against people of color:
HOST: And they even admit its about banning the ugliest guns. They admit it.
HAMMER: Banning people and things because of the way they look because of the way they look, but here they are again. The color of a gun, the way it looks. Its just bad politics.


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The delivery date of your order depends on when the order leaves our warehouse, the destination address for the item and the shipping method. For select items, we offer an Estimated Delivery Date during checkout. An Estimated Delivery Date is a calculation of several factors, including item availability, processing time in our warehouse, the shipping method you select and the shipping destination. Please note that Estimated Delivery Dates are estimates only, and are not guaranteed.


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OpenSUSE Participates in Smolt Hardware Profiler
In its upcoming version 11.1, the openSUSE Linux distro will be integrating the Smolt program, which collects hardware profiles in a central database from end users on a volunteer basis.
According to the Fedora community that started the Smolt project, openSUSE is the second Linux distro that has integrated the hardware profiler. The Novell-sponsored openSUSE project hopes through its participatory effort to gain a larger presence in the database. Its users, therefore, are encouraged to activate Smolt during openSUSE installation.
Participation is purely voluntary, as emphasized by both the Smolt project and openSUSE. In its privacy policy statement, the Smolt project clarifies that the assembled data can't be traced back to an individual computer; the unique ID stored is known only to the user. Even so, the project recommends using SELinux to secure the UUID file on the local system.
The Smolt home page shows statistics for registered devices and other configuration data. The project is also looking for volunteers to package and test the Smolt client on other Linux distros.
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Drive to Lindos village which is situated 35 miles down the eastern coastline passing through orchards, vineyards and picturesque villages. Upon arrival at the exquisite little village of Lindos you may either walk to the acropolis (approximately 15 minutes) or hire a donkey for part of the way up to the entrance gate of the acropolis. Follow your experienced guide through the remains of a variety of civilizations which include the 4th century b.c. doric temple of Athena Lindia, a double-winged portico (stoa), roman ruins, a byzantine church and medieval fortifications of the Knights of St. John. From the top of the acropolis you will have a spectacular view of St. Paul s bay, where it is said the Apostole first set foot on the island in the year 51 a.d. Bring your camera with and profit from the rare view to take pictures.
Walk down to the parking and re-embark your bus which will take you back to Rhodes city to visit the modern and medieval parts. On your way drive through the acropolis of ancient Rhodes (Monte Smith) and the ancient temple of Apollo, Odeum and stadium, to Mandraki port the new market, post office, colossus site, city hall, aquarium, before continuing to the gate of DAmboise (disembarkation) where you will be able to walk through the medieval city and down the street of the Knights (Ippoton) with your guide to learn all the details of this well preserved medieval town from our experienced tour guide. Afterwards join your group at the meeting point indicated by your driver or guide for a short drive to the nearby port or for those who want to extend their stay in Old Rhodes walk on your own back to the port whenever you want, according to your ships schedules. Please note: If you would like to enter the Acropolis of Lindos this fee is not included in the cost of the tour and will be an additional 6 euros to be paid in person.
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Thanks once again to all at the Panorama for yet another great holiday, we have been going for many years and our holidays just get better, everyone is so helpful, nothing is to much trouble and Costas, Sofia, Nick and Vasilis are wonderfull hosts, we have already booked flights for next year and look forward to seeing everyone then.
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The Moon is a desolate ball of rock. There's no air, no water, no variety. The Sun comes up, it crosses the sky, and it sets. From the side that faces our way, Earth waxes and wanes, but it doesn't change position -- it remains a constant beacon in the black sky.
But many of the moons of other planets are much more dynamic. A couple of examples orbit the planet Saturn, which appears near our Moon tomorrow morning.
One example is the small moon Enceladus. It's basically a ball of ice that's almost pure white. What makes it interesting are geysers of water that erupt from around its south pole.
A gravitational tug-of-war between Saturn and some of its other moons heats Enceladus. That appears to create pools of liquid water beneath the surface. Water sometimes erupts from these pools, and shoots far into space. The combination of water, heat, and the right chemistry means that Enceladus could have the right conditions for life.
Another possible abode for life is the even more interesting moon Titan. It has a thick, cold atmosphere topped by a "smog" of organic chemicals. Liquid hydrocarbons pool on its surface, and may flow in rivers. And an ocean of liquids may lie beneath the surface. Put them together, and Titan may resemble an early version of Earth -- a world with all the ingredients for life.
Look for Saturn to the upper left of the Moon beginning several hours before sunrise. Saturn looks like a bright golden star.
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A girl in my class is overweight and other kids constantly make fun of her and try to push her lunch tray out her hands. Is there anything I can to do help her? - Diana*
To the girl being bullied, just knowing that someone else is on her side can make a big difference. It can also help if you and your friends hang out with her, especially during times that she has problems — like lunch or free time. Bullies often bother people when they're alone. And having people to hang out with can help your classmate feel confident and accepted.
Talk to an adult at school about what's going on. The adult can help stop the bullying by dealing with the bullies directly. If it hasn't completely stopped, get advice from the adult on the best ways you and the girl who is being bullied can react. For example, things like calmly telling bullies to stop, walking away, ignoring them, or using humor often discourage bullies because no one seems upset or intimidated by their actions.
Speak up if you hear others bullying your classmate. Stand up for her by telling them that the way they're treating her is wrong and what they're doing is not funny. But do it in a way that's calm and firm, rather than dramatic, sarcastic, or emotional.
Don't let things escalate into arguing, planning revenge, being mean, or resorting to violence. These things usually don't help, and can make a bad situation even worse. Bullies often are encouraged if they see people are upset and if they sense their intimidation is working. You can help prepare by talking to adults or friends and rehearsing how you'll act and what you'll say.
If the bullying involves violence or threats, or if you think your classmate is in danger of getting hurt or harming herself, talk to an adult about it right away.
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Everyone wants a space that reflects them and who they are as an individual. We also want to be unique and one of a kind. Not reflecting a showroom but rather a beautiful space full of personality and style. A fun solution to create such a space in a modern home is painted flooring. Whether it's a pattern or a solid color, painted floors add a fun, unexpected surprise to your space.
Above we see small triangle patterns scattered on a white floor. I love the variety of black and gold triangles. And I love that they are randomly placed. It's a look that is neutral enough to go with any accent color.
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This wide black stripe is a small detail that creates a big statement. They started with a dark gray concrete and simply painted the stripe. Who needs a rug when you already have a nice design on the floor?!
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This look makes a huge impact in this room. This black and white pattern effortlessly fills the entire space and looks amazing! The stylishly modern furniture and delicate accessories compliment the pattern.
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For a neutral look, try painting your hardwood floors in a nice soft white. It will immediately lighten up your space and make all of your furniture and accessories pop. The painted floors trend can be translated any way that you please!
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The web is such a great place to seek inspiration for dining room lighting. If you're in need of some creative direction, there are endless resources to turn to online that just might spark your design direction. When I start on a room I go hunting for inspiration on-line and then head to my print magazines.
Today I wanted to showcase three beautiful examples of dining room lighting that I've been loving lately. Each have beautiful lighting above the tables that you can incorporate into any home. I've pulled similar light fixtures so you can "get the look" of these inspiring rooms.
Hopefully this will provide you with a starting point (or finishing touch ideas) for your very own home.
Top to bottom: Tech Lighting Mini Mulberry Desert Clay Pendant, Bling Collection Convertible Robert Abbey Chandelier, Europa 8 Light Adjustable Bronze Swag Chandelier
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Whether it's architecture or interiors, we're not alone in our love for the boldness of black. This risky, bold color can be found everywhere nowadays. The perfect partner for this hue is gold!
Keep in mind, gold doesn't have to mean a metallic material.... Take a look at the image above, even the glow from modern pendant lighting and the wood furniture provides a gold element to the space. It softens the boldness of the black architecture.
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Like the architecture above, this bold room is dramatic and chic. The gold, found in the lamp and the wood tones, soften it up a bit and make I the perfect space for rest.
Here's some ideas for incorporating this dark color into your modern home.
1. Bronze Gold Art Glass 11-Inch-H Rectangle Wall Sconce 2. Vela Gold 40 1/4-Inch-W Sunburst Wall Mirror 3. Contemporary Black Metal Possini Euro Dome Pendant Light 4. Lulu Bronze Burst Babette Holland Table Lamp 5. Paige Black Upholstered 39-Inch-H Wingback Chair 6. Bachelor 1-Drawer Driftwood 24-Inch-W TV Table
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It's that time of year when we often find ourselves opening our homes to friends and family. Whether you have one guest or many, it's always nice to offer a space that's just as interesting as it is relaxing. There is just something to be said about staying in a room (or home) that is thoughtfully designed and well curated.
The room pictured above is a great example of a well designed guest bedroom. There is a good amount of color and yet the room still sings of simplicity because of its white walls, black and white bedding and modern furniture.
Create this designer look with modern hanging light fixtures. In fact, whenever I decorate a bedroom, I always like to start with the lighting. It's always the focal point of the room. This particular fixture is both glamorous and modern, and you just can't beat that combination.
The bedside lighting is styled with playful mix matched table lamps. And, although the lamps are different colors they are still cohesive because they're the same shape.
Once you have the main elements in place, you can then have a bit of fun with the walls and the floor. I love the vintage looking gallery wall just above the very colorful geometric rug. It all works together, so perfectly. When you mix old and new, high and low, vintage and modern you almost always end up with seriously beautiful space that is anything but serious.
1. Sputnik Nickel with Crystal Jonathan Adler Chandelier 2. Haeger Potteries White Bristol Table Lamp 3. Carmela Walnut 23 1/2-Inch-W Side Table 4. Large Ocean Blue Bristol Ceramic Haeger Potteries Table Lamp 5. Emdee Canyon Wool 50-Inch-W Decorative Throw Blanket
While the décor of a guest room plays a big part in making your guests feel welcomed, I always like to make sure that my guest room always has comfortable sheets, an soft throw, water by the bedside, small soaps, a book or two and a snack within reach. Sometimes, it's the little things that make the biggest difference.
I put together a few pieces above to get you started on an interesting and inviting guest room just like the one above.
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The 'future of yachting' is in Asia with Phuket at its hub, the leading global conference for the marina industry was told yesterday. Asia's claim to be the world's next boating capital was staked at the ICOMIA World Marinas Conference 2011, held in Singapore on May 10-12.
Gulu Lalvani, the developer of Thailand's premier 'luxury lifestyle marina community' Royal Phuket Marina, stated: 'With the largest and most exotic sailing grounds in the world, larger than Mediterranean and Caribbean put together, the future of yachting is in Asia!'
He also confidently asserted that Phuket, where his marina is located, is now 'the most developed yacht tourism destination in the heart of the best cruising grounds in Asia'.
Phuket shines as the 'Riviera of South East Asia' for boating, he said.
Now in its seventh year, the ICOMIA conference was staged for the first time in Asia this year.
Underlining Mr. Lalvani's optimistic outlook for Asian boating, delegates were updated on the progress of over a hundred planned and envisioned marinas across the region.
'Boating is increasing considerably in Asian and Middle Eastern countries, and therefore marina capacity needs to be developed to meet future demand. Local expertise in marina management is lacking in most markets and so there are many opportunities for marina professionals in this new and upcoming frontier,' said ICOMIA President Lorenzo Selva.
Mr. Lalvani specifically addressed the conference on how marina development encourages both nautical tourism and yacht chartering.
He said: 'Phuket is a living example of what a marina can do for nautical tourism – as well as what nautical tourism can do for a region and for a country.'
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The Hong Kong-headquartered telecom tycoon recounted how he discovered 'heaven on Earth' for sailing on visiting Phuket for the first time in 1991 and playing a major part in promoting Phuket as a luxury yachting hub. Not only did he develop the island's most state-of-the-art marina, recognised with a collection of prestigious awards, his influence went as far as successfully lobbying the Thai government to remove prohibitively high taxes on imported boats, encouraging owners to take advantage of the country's exceptionally appealing maintenance and running overheads.
'Unfortunately, with over 200 per cent tax and duty on imported boats, there wasn't much anyone one could do for the nautical tourism industry in Thailand before then,' he said. 'You need the support of local officials and the government. In 2002, however, I was fortunate enough to be able to make my personal pledge to Thailand's former Prime Minister that if boat import taxes were reduced, I would give my word that I would develop a world class marina. He promised that he would and kept his word – and so did I.'
At Royal Phuket Marina, he has since created a world-class marina on par with international resort communities in the Mediterranean, Caribbean or Florida.
Only this year, the Tourism Authority of Thailand responded by declaring its confidence in Phuket to become a world-class centre for marine tourism.
'The authorities recognise the importance of nautical tourism in attracting higher-end tourists, and they see the importance of marinas in this equation,' said Mr. Lalvani.
However, an award winning residential land component such as Royal Phuket Marina's is as much a key as its '5 Golden Anchor Rating' to ensure a return on capital, he cautioned.
But with a winning formula, he said marinas are a 'breeding ground' and 'natural habitat' for nautical tourism and yacht chartering.
Asia's biggest Boat Show: The Phuket International Boat Show is held at the Royal Phuket Marina. - Event Media
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'Nautical Tourism and Yacht Charter businesses help marinas to increase their occupancy rates and in return the marinas help those businesses to grow,' he added. 'You can't only depend on local boat owners to do business, you want visiting boats, tourists rent boat cruises taking off from your marina, yacht charters and all sorts of diving cruises.
'You also want to host marine events such as international boat shows and regatta parties – even wedding parties. Because a marina is a highly desired destination at the water's edge, it's the perfect venue to host spectacular events. So there is an undeniable synergy between marinas, nautical tourism and yacht charter businesses. It all works together.'
About Royal Phuket Marina
The world-class yachting hub on Phuket's eastern seaboard is not only on the doorstep of one of the world's most idyllic and accessible cruising locations, surrounded by hundreds of deserted tropical islands including Thailand's famous Phang Nga Bay, location for the James Bond movie 'The Man with the Golden Gun' and Phi Phi, location for The Beach.
RPM is a now magnet for the international jet-set, with celebrity visitors including Britain's Princess Eugenie, Prince Henrik of Denmark, supermodels Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey, former American Idol judge Paula Abdul and modernist artist Damien Hirst.
Thailand's first world-class 'luxury lifestyle community' integrates luxury villas and condominiums with a Fisherman's Wharf-style waterfront promenade of international restaurants and cafés, up-market boutiques, swimming pools, floodlit tennis courts, spa pampering and Phuket's finest health and fitness centre.
It is also home to RPM International Exhibition & Conference Centre, Phuket's largest single indoor events space for large-scale conferences and expos, society weddings and events.
Just a short flight from the regional business hubs of Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur, Phuket is meanwhile a booming tourist destination. Arrivals in 2010 rocketed by 22 per cent over 2009, reaching 3.5 million visitors, with Russia and China now emerging as significant markets.
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Critics Cite Omissions, Cover-Ups On First Anniversary of 9/11 Commission Report
Critics Cite Omissions, Cover-Ups On First Anniversary of 9/11 Commission Report - Len Bracken
WASHINGTON, D.C.—On the first anniversary of the 9/11 Commission Report, family members and experts challenged its veracity and comprehensiveness at hearings convened by Cynthia McKinney (D-Ga.) on July 22.
Congresswoman McKinney set the tone by reminding the assembled citizens and media in the stately Cannon Office Building hearing room of administration's opposition to the commission, of the conflicts of interest among its members and of the omissions in the report. Many of the alleged hijackers are alive in Saudi Arabia, Morocco and Egypt, she said, yet the report failed to mention this. She lamented that the report did not cover the final $100,000 payment to hijacker Mohamed Atta from Saeed Sheikh or Bin Laden's connection with the mujaheddin. Much "inconvenient information†was left out of the report, she said. Co-chair the 9/11 Family Steering Committee, Lorie Van Auken, whose husband died in the World Trade Center, shattered the notion that the report is an accurate account by presenting numerous cases where it is suspect, such as the three-minute discrepancy with the seismic record of the flight 93 crash and the failure to investigate the claim by the administration spokesman that there were no warnings when in fact there were many. The report somehow skipped over the FBI's thwarting of a request to search Zacorais Moussaoui's computer by editing the request and finally blocking it. According to Van Auken, the so-called Reno Wall excuse for this was unjustified and an FBI lawyer who looked into the affair had never seen a refusal for a search request such as this. Moreover, the FBI official responsible for blocking the request, David Frasca, was rewarded with a promotion and large financial bonus.
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Special Feature: 9/11 Related Music
Just uploaded a new track entitled 'You Lied' from 'Away With the Fairys'. It is a 7+ minute song that covers a bunch of subjects including 9/11. It is quite an impressive song. You can check out the lyrics here, and you can download the MP3 in the topic linked above. Definitely worth the listen.
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The War in Iran, and the Next 9/11
What Is the Plan If There's Another 9/11?
The Pentagon, acting under instructions from Vice President Dick Cheney's office, has tasked the United States Strategic Command (STRATCOM) with drawing up a contingency plan to be employed in response to another 9/11-type terrorist attack on the United States. The plan includes a large-scale air assault on Iran employing both conventional and tactical nuclear weapons. Within Iran there are more than 450 major strategic targets, including numerous suspected nuclear-weapons-program development sites. Many of the targets are hardened or are deep underground and could not be taken out by conventional weapons, hence the nuclear option. As in the case of Iraq, the response is not conditional on Iran actually being involved in the act of terrorism directed against the United States. Several senior Air Force officers involved in the planning are reportedly appalled at the implications of what they are doing--that Iran is being set up for an unprovoked nuclear attack--but no one is prepared to damage his career by posing any objections.
Center for Cooperative Research Update on Military Exercises Leading Up to 9/11
Complete 911 Timeline: Military exercises up to 9/11
Paul Thompson has updated his 9/11 timeline. His newest update is about 9/11 related military exercises. This update provides extensive coverage of events prior to 9/11 involving aircraft being used as weapons as well as the wargames of 9/11.
Between 1991 and 2001: NORAD Exercise Simulates Crash into Famous US Building (WTC)
Between October 24 and 28, 2000: Military Holds Exercise Rehearsing Response to a Plane Crash at the Pentagon
Rove Opened Pandoras Box on Causes of 9/11
Letters | ROVE OPENED PANDORA'S BOX ON CAUSES OF 9/11 - Philadelphia Daily News
KARL ROVE did a dumb thing when he recently said that Democrats wanted to provide therapy and understanding to the 9/11 "attackers" while Republicans prepared for war. His ignorant, smoke-screen remark has allowed the book of "Official Story of the Sept. 11 Attacks" to be reopened.
Why did the Secret Service allow Bush to remain at Booker Elementary? There was an airport five miles from the school; did they just join hands and pray that no plane was hijacked from there?
Conspiracy Theories and the Fight for Truth
Conspiracy Theories and the Fight for Truth
Remember the "Jersey Girls?" That's a phrase we haven't heard in a while, a reference to several New Jersey-based widows who lost their husbands in the attack on the World Trade Center on 9/11. They were ordinary apolitical suburbanites, mostly with Republican leanings, who did an extraordinary thing in questioning the Administration's version of the attack and demanding that their government do so as well.
Its now been a year since that Commission finally led by former Republican New Jersey Governor Thomas Kean, and co-chaired by former Democratic Congressman Lee Hamilton, published its best-selling and novel-like report offering up an official conspiracy theory naming the Osama bin Laden run Al Qaeda as the solo perpetrators.
House Hearing on Anniversary of 911 Report
House Hearing on anniversary of 911 Report - Wayne Madsen
House Hearing on anniversary of 911 Report -- Representative Cynthia McKinney (D-GA) chaired a 9-hour hearing in the Cannon House Office Building on the anniversary of the release of the widely-criticized 911 Commission Report. Witnesses, including 911 family members, former intelligence officers, former diplomats, politicians, academicians, and legal experts were uniform in their contention that the 911 Commission was deeply flawed and its report failed to address why 911 occurred. A number of the Commission members had major conflicts of interest. The Executive Staff Director Phillip Zelikow is a long-time Republican activist with close ties to Condoleezza Rice and the right-wing funded Miller Institute. The Commission was also criticized for focusing more on increased authorities for intelligence and law enforcement and intelligence restructuring than on the events of 911 and past U.S. policy in the Middle East and South Asia that led up to the 911 attacks.
Sunday Evening Grab Bag
Unanswered Questions of 9/11
This is a very lengthy article covering a bunch of different topics, here is a listing:
- 9/11 Pre-Warnings by Jessica Frioland
- The Building 7 Collapse Mystery By Josh Parrish
- Concerns About Flight 77 and the Pentagon By Bridget Thornton
- Rumors of Israeli Involvement in 9/11 By Brooke Finley
- Unanswered Questions about the Put-options and 9/11 By Ambrosia Pardue
- The 9/11 War Games By Rebekah Cohen
- Atta and the $100,000 By Rebekah Cohen and Ambrosia Pardue
- Some 9/11 Terrorists Still Alive? And Other Troubling Inaccuracies By Chris Kyle
- The Democratic Party, Like The Republican Party and The Media, Covered Up The Deep Complicity In The 9/11/01 Attack By Bush-Cheney-Rumsfeld-Myers By John B. Massen, Guest Writer — Summary Analysis
Open Thread
I get lots of email from people who want me to post articles that are not directly related to 9/11. A lot of these emails are quite valid, and important, but I do not feel they should be a part of this site's articles. I do however think having open threads for these issues is very valid.
Feel free to post information and links related to what you think is important now, no matter how it might, or might not, be tied to 9/11.
A Few New Articles from tvnewslies.org
They Are Not "Conspiracy Theories†- They Are, in Fact, "Discoveriesâ€
There seems to be no set criteria for dismissing information as a foolish conspiracy theory. The only prerequisite for information to be so categorize seems to be the desire to reject it. The reason for the rejection does not seem to matter. It appears that anything people do not want to believe is simply set aside as not believable.
It's time to put an end to this nonsense once and for all. It's also time dispense with the name calling and understand the dynamics of what is happening when new information is rejected. We have to deal with the resistance to any tampering with accepted "truths." And we have to find ways to convince people to seriously consider the new information, new discoveries if you will - that so many refuse, under any circumstances, to acknowledge.
McKinney 9/11 Congressional Hearing Highlights - Video Download
Just got a copy of the video posted last night in WMV format without the freezing problem. I am in contact with a few people from INN to try to get a copy to host of the whole hearing, however they are afraid they may not be able to get it ready for a few weeks.
David Ray Griffin Speaks of Media Failures at Truth Emergency Convergence
This is a short clip from David Ray Griffin today speaking on how all of the groups which are part of the D.C. Truth Emergency Convergence are connected, that being the refusal of the mainstream media to even discuss these important topics.
Thanks to Gold for the video!
Video Highlights of Congressional Hearing on 9/11 Posted
Just noticed that innworldreport.net has posted their latest show. It contains a segment on the 9/11 Congressional Briefing - The 9/11 Commission Report One Year Later.
You can find the link to the video on their front page, or you can directly download the flash file here (SWF 70mb).
This is just a highlight video, not the whole thing.
EDIT: the video freezes during Paul Thompson's segment, but the audio continues. I have contacted INN to see if I might be able to get a copy of the whole thing, keep your fingers crossed.
Schedule of Tommorrow's Workshop at American University
SUNDAY MORNING WORKSHOPS at American University
There are some interesting 9/11 related workshops tommorrow in D.C. at American University. Here is a quick listing, check out the link above for more details.
Physics, Common Sense & the Collapse of the WTC Towers
Led by Jim Hoffman of wtc7.net et al.Bootstrapping Criminal Investigations of Unsolved 9/11 Crimes with Attorney General Complaints and Fraud Charges against the 9/11 Commission
Led by 9/11 researcher Nicholas Levis and New York attorney Robert Stone, Esq.
Pictures From Today's Truth Emergency in D.C.
Jonathan Gold from yourbbsucks.com was nice enough to share some pictures from his trip to D.C. today. You can visit this thread on his site for some small descriptions of who is in each picture, etc.
Truth Emergency - Updates from the Ground
Just got word from Jonathan Gold on the events going on today in D.C. as part of the D.C. Emergency Truth Convergence.
He said he was given a free copy of David Ray Griffin's The 9/11 Commission Report: Omissions And Distortions signed by Griffin, Ray McGovern, and Paul Thompson.
He said the events in D.C. were going very well and that there were tons of presenters presenting today. He also gave word that there would be a march today from the New York Times office to the U.N. this afternoon.
First Article on 9/11 Congressional Hearing Appears
McKinney reopens 9/11 - Conspiracy theories implicating president aired at 8-hour hearing
Washington - Revisiting the issue that helped spur her ouster from Congress three years ago, Rep. Cynthia McÂÂKinney led a Capitol Hill hearing Friday on whether the Bush administration was involved in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
The eight-hour hearing, timed to mark the first anniversary of the release of the Sept. 11 commission's report on the attacks, drew dozens of contrarians and conspiracy theorists who suggest President Bush purposely ignored warnings or may even have had a hand in the attack - claims participants said the commission ignored.
9/11 Congressional Hearing Being Rebroadcast
dc.indymedia.org will be re-broadcasting the "Congressional Briefing: The 9/11 Commission Report One Year Later - A Citizens' Response - Did They Get It Right?" tomorrow morning.
It will start at 10AM EST and can be streamed here.
The Deafening Silence of the Mainstream Media
Today marked the one year anniversary of the release of the 9/11 Commission Report. As such two major events occurred today focused on the discussion of 9/11.
The first of these events was a day long congressional hearing hosted by Rep. Cynthia McKinney. Entitled The 9/11 Commission Report One Year Later: A Citizens' Response - Did They Get It Right?, this event hosted many family members of those that died on 9/11 as well as research experts who have struggled to find the truth surrounding the events of 9/11.
Live Broadcasts - Open Thread
dc.indymedia.org has two live streams up at the top of their page. post any mirrors you might find.
Congressional Briefing on 9/11 to Air on Web, TV and Radio For the World to Hear
Forwarded upon request of the office of Congresswoman McKinney (D-GA)
[please see earlier press releases from Rep. McKinney office posted at http://www.911citizenswatch.org]
Contact: Seema or Adrienne 202-225-1605
Congressional Briefing on 9/11 to Air on Web, TV and Radio For the World to Hear
- Reps. Cynthia McKinney (GA) and Raúl Grijalva (AZ) to hostTitle: 'The 9/11 Commission Report One Year Later - A Citizens' Response - Did They Get It Right?'
What: Congressional Briefing for Members of Congress and their staffs to hear testimony from family members and experts appraising the 9/11 Commission Report.
Open Thread - Busy Friday
Today will be a busy day. From the Congressional Briefing: The 9/11 Commission Report One Year Later being presented by Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-GA) and Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ), to the National Press Club - "The Failure of the 9/11 Commission Report and the Mainstream Media's Disregard" being presented by The Jersey Girls, to the overall 3 day D.C. Emergency Truth Convergence, and Paul Thompson's appearance on the Randi Rhodes Show.
Contacting the Media About Tomorrow's Events
I hope others out there are spending this evening contacting their representatives and members of the media encouraging them to attend or cover the events tomorrow and this weekend.
I am sending out emails to the media and to congressional representatives, if you wish to join in check out the comments, I will post what I will be sending as I go. You should be able to find a wealth of email addresses or fax numbers with a few quick searches.
Indira Singh, PTECH Researcher, Interview from Guns and Butter
gunsandbutter.net is hosting the 2nd part of their interview with Indira Singh, PTECH researcher. Here is a link to Indira's bio.
Indira Singh - Interview Part 1 Stream (MP3)
Indira Singh - Interview Part 2 Stream (MP3)
Here is a quick fact on PTECH for those unfamiliar:
Further Details on Tommorrow's 9/11 Congressional Briefing
UPDATE: The 9/11 Commission Report One Year Later: Did They Get It Right?
Press Release (7/19/05)
Contact: John Judge, staff assistant 202-225-1605Congressional Briefing:
The 9/11 Commission Report One Year Later: Did They Get It Right?
9/11 Families, Government Workers and Scholars RespondOn July 22, 2005, Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-GA) and Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ) will host a full-day briefing for Members of Congress and their staff in the Caucus Room, Cannon House Office Building, Room 345, Independence Ave. & First Street SE, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.


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SOUL SOUNDS Chicago at the Hard Rock Hotel SOUL kicked off Lollapalooza in a big way this year by partnering with their friends at BMF Media to host SOUL Sounds ...
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SOUL Announces New Partnership with Tim Tebow
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Samsung launched Monday a new and much larger version of its Galaxy Note device, as the Korean tech giant looks to gobble up more and more market share from rival tablet-maker Apple.
Unlike the first-generation Galaxy Note, which was uniquely positioned as a half-smartphone, half-tablet hybrid device, the new Galaxy Note will feel more like a full-fledged tablet while still offering native support for Samsung's S Pen, the stylus it debuted alongside the first Galaxy Note in February. The new tablet will sport a 10.1-inch screen, making it almost twice as large as its 5.3-inch predecessor.
Pricing details for the device have not been disclosed, but Samsung said it will become globally available by the end of August.
[Related: Samsung Again Reports Record Quarterly Profit]
The new Galaxy Note represents a larger effort on Samsung's part to challenge consumers' traditional view of a tablet. While most tablet PCs are exclusively considered tools for content consumption, Samsung said the 10.1-inch Galaxy Note is intended for content creation.
"The Galaxy Note 10.1 is a product we are very excited about and will offer our customers a new way to use and experience a tablet device," said Simon Stanford, vice president of the telecommunications and networks division at Samsung U.K. and Ireland, in a statement. "As well as being able to consume content such as videos, photos, document and the Internet, the Galaxy Note 10.1 also gives them the power to produce, create and customise that same content -- something they won't get from any other product on the market."
The S Pen, along with Samsung's S Note app for note taking and sketching, are the main drivers behind this content creation experience, allowing users to handwrite and store text directly on the device. Meanwhile, users also have access to multimedia educational content, such as e-Textbooks and video lectures, through Samsung's Learning Hub.
The 10.1-inch Galaxy Note also includes a new Multiscreen feature that enables two different applications to run simultaneously side by side. Users can open a Web page or launch an app on half of the screen, for instance, while taking notes or drawing with the S Pen on the other half.
Like its 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab, Samsung's new Galaxy Note will run Google's Android OS and go head to head with Apple's 9.5-inch iPad. It could also help offset any slump in U.S. tablet sales Samsung has seen since Apple won a preliminary injunction against its Galaxy Tab 10.1 in June as part of an on-going patent battle between the two tech giants.


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[Beowulf] Re: Infinipath memory parity errors
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I ran a new 240 volt circuit to operate some motorized equipment. The equipment has a 3 prong grounded 240 volt plug. My source however doesn't have a grounding strip. Would it be better to not connect the ground wire to anything on both ends.
My source is a dry transformer with a neutral but the neutral is not grounded. The building is a mower/ maintenance shed for a golf course built in the early 60's. The source to the building from the utility is 277y/480 volts mostly to run the irrigation pump. I think the building was added as an afterthought, therefore the dry transformer was added to provide power for outlets in the building. Two 480 legs and 1 supposed neutral provide power to the high side of the dry transformer. When I arrived on the scene, I discovered that the neutral is not used and is just floating. The secondary coils were parrallelled to provide 120 volts only to the entire building. I since then have successfully split the coils and now have 120/240 to the whole building. So in answer to the question on grounding, I don't know if the main breaker at the meter has a good ground for the entire building or not because it is locked up(key issue?). At any rate, like I said the neutral on the secondary side of the dry transformer is not grounded and all individual 120 circuits going out from this panel have a hot leg and neutral only -no ground wires. Thank you tester 101. I will wait for your response.


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The older Central Market gets, the more it will resemble its original form.
Contractors are set to begin the second phase of a renovation effort that aims to buff up parts of its 124-year history and rebuild the rest.
While energy sources may be updated with modern, ecofriendly materials, the bones and muscle of York's historic market will be a throwback to its 19th century roots.
"We are modernizing our systems while highlighting the building's historical beauty," said Jessica Brubaker, president of the Central Market Board of Directors. "We really want to maintain its historic integrity."
Construction will begin next week - mostly during hours when the market is closed - and be finished by January. Lancaster-based Simeral Construction will implement the $1.9 million plan designed by York-based Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects, which includes improvements to benefit both visitors and vendors.
Six new sets of doors will replace the "heavy, awkward" ones that line both the west side of the market and wing along West Philadelphia Street. The new, wooden doors will be "historically accurate" and "easier to use," said Frank Dittenhafer, president of Murphy & Dittenhafer.
Other building improvements include new lighting, new ceiling fans, a new heating system, cleaning and painting, and upgrades to the mezzanine seating area. The market-owned parking garage at 101 W. Philadelphia St. will also be improved, and the fire safety system will be upgraded.
"We're just polishing the apple. The hard work's been done," said Dale Shenk, vice president of operations at Simeral Construction.
In 2009, former Gov. Ed Rendell awarded funding to support improvements in York's Market District, but the renovation of Central Market was delayed by the economic downturn. Combined with state and federal grants, the first phase of the renovation - which modernized bathrooms, a seating area and the market's annex - was finally completed in October 2010.
Those upgrades helped define the difference between real estate development and economic development, said Eric Menzer, chair of the Downtown Inc. economic development committee and president and general manager of the Revolution.
Real estate development is about buildings, but real economic development is about commerce, creating jobs, and attracting customers and residents to the city, he said.
The real story is the business turnaround in the city spawned largely by the resurrected Market District, he said. "And Central Market is certainly an anchor if not the anchor in the Market District," he said.
And that mainstay is set to grow, according to Casi Babinchak, chief operations officer at Central Market. The renovations will create space for 12 new vendors, she said.
"Once the renovations are complete, we can do a little more recruiting," she said.
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5 oz. burgers? no wonder every burger has a shit ton of toppings... pretty slack that a burger joint relies on music to get people in the door and up their sales. maybe your FOOD should be the selling point. just a thought...
I've had the chance to frequent both new additions to downtown Charleston, Big Gun and Hom.. or I'm sorry, "HoM". Whatever. Big Gun = creative burgers/beers and wonderful service. Hom = equals sub-par food and horrible service/management. I'll walk the extra few blocks to give my business to Big Gun over Hom on the regular. Thanks.
Watch your card...witness the vanishing waiter!....We waited with our empty plates and glasses for over 45 minutes. Finally we walked up to the bar where four employees gathered to talk instead of noticing we no longer had a waiter. I asked them where our waiter was...their response "ugh I dunno I just got here"....I left a crappy tip...I should not have left one at all. Three days later they put a larger tip on my credit card!....tis a shame the food was good..perhaps one day they will find people who want to work.
I hate to see this place close down so soon after opening but it is TERRIBLE. The ping pong tables are a cool addition to upper King, but they don't come anywhere close to making up for the bar's shortcomings. Absolutely horrible, do not come here.
i would give it zero stars if i could...their bbq is bad at best, and the service is even worse. they are not only rude, but when they mess up your order (in the drive thru), they do absolutely nothing to fix it and don't even apologize. I went through the drive through and placed my order directly with the girl at the window, and she proceeded to get it COMPLETELY wrong. Then when we called up there to tell them we got the wrong thing they said, we're about to close, next time you come back just tell them what happened and it will be on the house...then when we went back, it was far from "on the house" they actually raised their prices and now charge tax on their menu, when before it was all included (but of course they neglect to inform you that they now charge sales tax)....
as a JI resident and frequent diner at local restaurants around the area, i will never go back there, esp when i can get better service and food at multiple bbq places on the island (melvin's, smokey oak)
By far one of the worst burger places in Charleston. The staff is AWFUL. The food is not worth the cost. If I wanted to spend $10 on a burger I would much rather go to Husk, at least there I know they are using fresh meat that isn't frozen at some point. You would think that the owners being college graduates and all would realize that this is a food and beverage town, and if they want to have expensive food it really needs to be of higher quality. They have a lot of competition with big gunz and baby bugers, and the prices there are much more reasonable. The only thing they bring to the table is Ping Pong so I can only assume this with be a hipster hangout. The only problem with that is they for sure wont be able to afford the food or the drinks. I give this dump about 8 months, that is unless they hire a real chef. Regardless, the food was bland and very unexciting. The bread was mushy, and my med-rare burger was horribly over cooked. They really need to step it up if they want to make it. Good luck boys
Ate there for the first time after hearing they were in the "Top 10" places in the USA to eat a pancake. I don't think they make my "Top 100."
1. The pancakes seemed slightly overcooked, and not an overwhelming portion - no sides?
2. The butter provided is little, individually wrapped pats of butter. What a pain to unwrap butter pats when you are trying to eat pancakes.
3. The syrup arrived well after the pancakes. Even Waffle House brings syrup when you place your order, not as an afterthought or only on request.
On the upside, the wait staff was neat, attentive, and did bring the syrup when asked.
As others have stated, parking is, well, very hard to come by.
The restaurant needs major overhaul with cleaning and decor. The floors are mud brown with splattered paint. The walls need the holes fixed, wiped down and repainted. The tables were dirty and covered with chicken vinyl table clothes. The servers looked like they just had gotten out of bed. The lady who took our order looked like she had been rolling around in hay. Seriously! No one was friendly or even cracked a smile. My food was not edible! I had eggs that tasted like hospital food,hashbrowns that were soggy and my bagel, which was the frazzle, had burnt onions on the bottom. It was all terrible!!
The whole place needs to be shut down, restaffed with nice people, cleaned from top to bottom and repainted!
We used to have a Bagel Nation in Summerville, many years ago, and it was wonderful! So my husband and I were excited to see there was one in Mount
Pleasant and made the effort to go there during our IOP stay. We regret it and won't be back!!
Salt, salt and more salt. And the few non-salty items were amazingly bland. Disappointing, since we loved the interior and had a great server.
I agree. This place blows now. Plenty of other locals spots around, don't waste your money.
I agree with Gatermama....service is VERY poor....AWFUL service!
Not Swanky......Ridiculous let me just say again. RIDICULOUS!!
This place is absolutely horrible. This is a definite do not go. I asked for a rum an coke and the bartender actually asked me "what's in it?". The drinks are overpriced as others have mentioned and the food is even worst. I ate the shrimp and was practically out of commission. I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. The 'relatively' new owners have run this place into the ground.
This might be one of the bigger jokes in the Charleston area. Granted, the place has been updated nicely - and the dj is great - BUT, we arent in Vegas fellas. The rude doorman/bouncers with their ear pieces and tough guy attitudes is laughable. Pricey drinks and bartenders who make you feel lucky to get served doesn't last long here. Best was a fight in the parking lot at 2 AM. Mount Pleasant people! Take it to N Chuck!
We ate there once a few months back. Ordered the "jerk chicken". I'm a restaurant owner/manager and I hate it when customers get a slightly underdone piece of chicken and refer to it as "raw". I can find no other term to describe this chicken we received at Coconut Joe's other than RAW. It was literally cooked about 1/8" on either side. Like on the grill for 30-45 seconds, flip, 30-45 seconds on the other side. The entire center (75% of the chicken breast) was jelly raw.
The reaction of the restaurant was like it didn't matter a whole lot.
The manager offered us dessert.
If Diamonds North is so great, how come it's always dead on the weekends when I drive by there? And how come y'all are having live bands perform now on some nights instead of the skank dancers?
When you walk into a restaurant and the smell of bleach blasts you in the face...there may be a problem.
I have never writen a review on establishment before, but I feel I have to after this past Sunday. So you call yourself a sports bar and your not prepared for a NATIONAL sporting event like the Woman's World Cup!!!!! I could not understand why you would not have enough wait staff on hand for an event such as this so that my friends and I, that are sitting at a table, did not have to order two beers at a time or even go to the bar and order a drink due to your wait staff being slow and under staffed. What's sad is that a few of my friends that I was sitting with kept stating that this is "typical JI King Street Grille" Also folks in my party had to litterally leave the table and look for our server to get our check once the game was over. Truly have some major concerns for this King Street Grill and its patrons come this upcoming football season. TV's great, food good, beer good if its not the second of the two you had to order at the same time thats a little warm now, and service well...... SUCKS!!!!!
Reasonably priced, mediochre italian/american fare. The pasta was cooked perfectly al dente. The eggplant was soggy and loaded with stale bread crumbs. The table bread was dense and cubed; wonder bread wrapped in a black napkin and served in a basket is still wonder bread. The dipping oil was sour. The alfredo was like paste but the flavor was good. The service was slow. Everything about Bella Napoli is "eh" at best. BUT, the bf and I got to have lunch together which makes everything better.