Sports, local and otherwise Charlton County Herald Sports, local and otherwise. Published: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 10:24 AM EST. Good luck to the Charlton County wrestlers as they go to compete in the area tournament at Turner County this weekend. They are looking to qualify multiple wrestlers to ... |
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
Coinciding presidential inauguration makes MLK Day special for many in Stanford - Central Kentucky News
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Billboard | Coinciding presidential inauguration makes MLK Day special for many in Stanford Central Kentucky News The coinciding of President Barack Obama's second inauguration with the observed birthday of the civil rights icon was noted by many who celebrated King's life during a march in the streets of Stanford and a special service at First Miss ionary Baptist ... In Austin, MLK Day marchers remember president's inauguration Obama, Biden Ready For Inaugural Celebration [VIDEO] Barack Obama inauguration creates Twitter frenzy |
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Cameron moves to exclude Farage from the TV debates - New Statesman
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Channel 4 News (blog) | Cameron moves to exclude Farage from the TV debates New Statesman He said: "If UKIP's share of the opinion polls were to continue as they are now, to exclude us from the debates when the Lib Dems were included last time would make British politics look as outdated as the closed shop and embarrassingly out of touch. Cameron: exclude Farage from TV debates |
Monday, January 14, 2013
Plaza movie theater opening delayed - Orlando Business Journal:
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Originally scheduled for May 25-27, the “sof t opening” benefit for the Downtown Arts District has been reschedulede toJune 1-3. The 12-screen located in the mixed-use developmeny on Orange Avenue, had to work on final touches, according to Kim Ellis, director of leasing for Beverlu Hills, Calif.-based landlord RP Realtyh Partners LLC. “We decided to take some additionalk time this week for staff traininbg to ensure the theatert experience is exceptional for even the veryfirs patrons,” Ellis stated in a May 26 e-mail, adding that the theatert already has its certificate of occupanct from the city of Orlando.
The theater also plans to proceed with its scheduled May 28 mediaq event andVIP reception, Ellis The Plaza Cinema Café began work on its $8 million buildout earlier this year. The city of Orlandko in December approvedproviding $6 milliobn towards that buildout througu two special assessments on the landlord. The long-delayedr 12-screen movie theater at The Plaza has been in the workxs for more thantwo years.
Originally scheduled for May 25-27, the “sof t opening” benefit for the Downtown Arts District has been reschedulede toJune 1-3. The 12-screen located in the mixed-use developmeny on Orange Avenue, had to work on final touches, according to Kim Ellis, director of leasing for Beverlu Hills, Calif.-based landlord RP Realtyh Partners LLC. “We decided to take some additionalk time this week for staff traininbg to ensure the theatert experience is exceptional for even the veryfirs patrons,” Ellis stated in a May 26 e-mail, adding that the theatert already has its certificate of occupanct from the city of Orlando.
The theater also plans to proceed with its scheduled May 28 mediaq event andVIP reception, Ellis The Plaza Cinema Café began work on its $8 million buildout earlier this year. The city of Orlandko in December approvedproviding $6 milliobn towards that buildout througu two special assessments on the landlord. The long-delayedr 12-screen movie theater at The Plaza has been in the workxs for more thantwo years.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Newcastle ends losing run with draw - FOXSports.com
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FOXSports.com | Newcastle ends losing run with draw FOXSports.com With the unfit Holt consigned to the substitutes' bench for most of the match, Norwich lacked a clinical edge up front while the quality of their passing in the final third, and their crossing, was poor. Newcastle, who had lost their previous four ... Norwich stop the ro t in Carrow Road stalemate Dreary affair at Norwich keeps Newcastle in danger Norwich City vs. Newcastle: Final score 0-0 after snoozer at Carrow Road |
Friday, January 11, 2013
Even in teeth of the recession, cities move on convention centers - The Business Review (Albany):
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Multi-million dollar expansions are plannedd at the Saratoga Springs City Centerf andthe , while officialse in Albany negotiate to buy land for a new conventiomn center near the state Officials behind the three projectse are charging ahead even as the national tourism industry suffersw because the number of hotel guests and convention-goersz continues to slide. The hotel convention business throughout the Northeas is lagging well behindlast year, with room bookingss down between 10 percent and 13 percent, said Jeff CEO of Kansas-based Trends Analysis Projections LLC. “It’e a very competitive market out therweright now,” Eastman said.
He expects it to stay that way for at leasyt the nexttwo years. The desire to compete for conventiobn businessis what’s driving the expansion and construction of projects in Albany, Lake Placid and Saratoga Springs. “Ww are out ahead of the economic recovery,” said Davi d Zunker, president of the Saratogza Convention & Tourism Bureau. After more than a decad e of planning and construction ofthe $16 millionn City Center expansion in Saratoga is expected to begin aftef the summer racing season. The projecty still needs city approval. The addition will enabls the center to book larger groups or host multiplew events at thesame time.
The 25-year-old conventio n center, located on Broadway in downtownSaratoga Springs, woul be expanded by 12,000 squar e feet of leasable space, allowing the cente r to host groups of 600 to 800 people insteac of 400 to 600, according to City Center Presidentg Mark Baker. “We have a competitivse advantage becausewe don’t have to ask for Zunker said. Former state Sen. Majority Leader Joseph L. Brunio secured $12 million of the $16 million needer to fund the project prior to retiring from statwe governmentlast year. The remainderd of the financing was raised through an occupancg tax and other CityCenter revenue.
The Lake Placid Conventioh Center expansion, approved last month, also has its financing already in placer fora $14.5 million addition. The moneyh was allocated from community development grantdwhile Gov. George Pataki was in The home of the 1980 Wintere Olympics will adda 7,200-square-foot a new ballroom, kitchen and a 3,600-square-foot, third-floor meeting space with moveablee walls. “They’re talking about getting a shovel in the grounfdin June,” said Arlene Day, sales directodr of the Lake Placixd Convention and Visitors While the Saratoga and Lake Placis projects prepare to expand, the convention center project in Albany has more obstacles to including buying parcels of land.
Plan to build a convention cente in Albany have been stymied by a lack of but authority officials there said they aremakinbg progress.
Multi-million dollar expansions are plannedd at the Saratoga Springs City Centerf andthe , while officialse in Albany negotiate to buy land for a new conventiomn center near the state Officials behind the three projectse are charging ahead even as the national tourism industry suffersw because the number of hotel guests and convention-goersz continues to slide. The hotel convention business throughout the Northeas is lagging well behindlast year, with room bookingss down between 10 percent and 13 percent, said Jeff CEO of Kansas-based Trends Analysis Projections LLC. “It’e a very competitive market out therweright now,” Eastman said.
He expects it to stay that way for at leasyt the nexttwo years. The desire to compete for conventiobn businessis what’s driving the expansion and construction of projects in Albany, Lake Placid and Saratoga Springs. “Ww are out ahead of the economic recovery,” said Davi d Zunker, president of the Saratogza Convention & Tourism Bureau. After more than a decad e of planning and construction ofthe $16 millionn City Center expansion in Saratoga is expected to begin aftef the summer racing season. The projecty still needs city approval. The addition will enabls the center to book larger groups or host multiplew events at thesame time.
The 25-year-old conventio n center, located on Broadway in downtownSaratoga Springs, woul be expanded by 12,000 squar e feet of leasable space, allowing the cente r to host groups of 600 to 800 people insteac of 400 to 600, according to City Center Presidentg Mark Baker. “We have a competitivse advantage becausewe don’t have to ask for Zunker said. Former state Sen. Majority Leader Joseph L. Brunio secured $12 million of the $16 million needer to fund the project prior to retiring from statwe governmentlast year. The remainderd of the financing was raised through an occupancg tax and other CityCenter revenue.
The Lake Placid Conventioh Center expansion, approved last month, also has its financing already in placer fora $14.5 million addition. The moneyh was allocated from community development grantdwhile Gov. George Pataki was in The home of the 1980 Wintere Olympics will adda 7,200-square-foot a new ballroom, kitchen and a 3,600-square-foot, third-floor meeting space with moveablee walls. “They’re talking about getting a shovel in the grounfdin June,” said Arlene Day, sales directodr of the Lake Placixd Convention and Visitors While the Saratoga and Lake Placis projects prepare to expand, the convention center project in Albany has more obstacles to including buying parcels of land.
Plan to build a convention cente in Albany have been stymied by a lack of but authority officials there said they aremakinbg progress.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Australia's weather is so hot, new colors added to weather map - Yahoo! News (blog)
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Yahoo! News (blog) | Australia's weather is so hot, new colors added to weather map Yahoo! News (blog) According to the Sydney Morning Herald, a "dome of heat" over Australia is contributing to the record-breaking weather, which has gone on for six straight days with average maximum temps above 39 degrees Celcius (102 Fahrenheit). The trend seems likely ... Heatwave: Australia's new weather demands a new politics Australia's heatwave forecast in one animated map Australia's Climate Bureau: get used to record breaking heat |
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