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How The Martyrdom Of 11 Of The 12 Apostles Is A Great Historical Proof Of Jesus' Resurrection
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Have you ever wondered what happened to the 12 Apostles? I mean we only hear about a couple of them at most, but what about the rest of them? Most people probably even think that Matthew, Mark, Luke and John were Apostles. Well, only Matthew and John were. But the requirement of the Church is that a Gospel had to be attached to an Apostle who had personal experience with Jesus. Here is how the other two Gospels fulfilled that. Mark traveled with St. Peter and wrote down what he said, and Luke traveled with St. Paul. So the Gospels really could be called Matthew, Peter, Paul and John.
Another question here is: why is Paul considered an Apostle, being that he wasn't one of the original 12 and didn't have contact with Jesus while He was alive? Paul declares himself to be an Apostle in many of his Bible writings (e.g. Romans 1:1 and 2 Cor. 1:1) and his encounter with Jesus was on the road to Damascus (Acts 9:3-7).
Later in this article I'm going to show specifically what happened to each of the Apostles …where they established Christian churches throughout the world, which Scriptures they wrote, and how and when they were martyred. But first I want to make a great point as to how their martyrdom was an historical and logical proof of Jesus' resurrection. To make this point I'm going to quote from my book Why Are We Here?
"In the beginning of this chapter I said that one thing that I would use to prove the authenticity of the Bible is: examining the credibility and motives of its human authors (e.g. why would such intelligent, articulate, productive men allow themselves to be martyred in such horrible ways for something they knew wasn't true? Remember, these men are testifying as eyewitnesses to Jesus' miracles, teachings and resurrection). Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia had a humorous way of pointing out how absurd it is to conclude that the Apostles didn't really witness the resurrection like they said they did. He said "We must pray for the courage to endure the scorn of 'the sophisticated world'. The 'wise' do not believe in the resurrection of the dead. It is really quite absurd [to them]. The Ascension had to be made up by groveling enthusiasts as part of their plan to get themselves martyred". He's saying that the conclusion in this last sentence is what is really absurd here. Obviously, men who were intelligent enough to write the Bible and strong enough to, as strangers, go to foreign parts of the world where other languages were spoken and convince the people there enough to start churches, wouldn't be so foolish as to make a plan to suffer being martyred for something that they knew wasn't true. Maybe an argument could be made for one mentally deranged person doing this, but not many (and all but one of the Apostles were martyred)."
I was going to put what happened to the Apostles in this article, but it is much easier to go to a web page that I made and see it in chart form. So to see what happened to the Apostles, go to this web page: www.ADLighthouse.com/apostles.html
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The publisher decided to settle out of court and has agreed to pay damages of €500,000, together with his legal costs.
Unemployed dance teacher Leonard Watters was jailed for six months in July for wrongly accusing Walsh of groping him in the celebrity nightclub Krystle after a Westlife concert in April last year.
Walsh took legal action against the Rupert Murdoch-owned group over its coverage of Garda inquiries into the allegations.
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I'm very satisfied with this total vindication for me, but I remain very angry at the treatment I received at the hands of The Sun.Louis Walsh
I'm very satisfied with this total vindication for me, but I remain very angry at the treatment I received at the hands of The Sun.
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Walsh's lawyer, Paul Tweed released a statement following the ruling, saying the "headline story should never have been published".
"Although the person who fabricated the story has since been convicted in the criminal courts, this is a prime example of the serious damage that can be inflicted on an individual, whether they are well-known or not, by the publication of totally unfounded allegations which, in the age of the internet, can circumnavigate the globe in a matter of seconds," the statement read.
"The serious consequences of worldwide dissemination online of a defamatory story is a fundamental problem which Lord Leveson's Report, to be published tomorrow in the UK, will hopefully address on the principle that prevention is always better than cure."
Eoin McCullough, senior counsel for News Group Newspapers, read a statement to the High Court in Dublin apologising to Walsh.
"The Sun published an article in its editions of 23 June 2011, in which we reported that Louis Walsh was being investigated in relation to a sexual assault on Leonard Watters," he said.
"In fact it transpired that Leonard Watters had made a false statement to An Garda Siochana, and he has since been convicted in relation to this matter.
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Death is when your loved ones
Must depart far away
Death is a sharp pain to the heart
It an unfair thing
Death has sadness and pains
Is something we all will go through
Death is a storm waiting to brew
And never come back to earth
We are all afraid of death
Well some of us, are afraid
And we don't want it
It's unexpected
We shall be immortals
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But, life has differents moments,
Feelings and luck.
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Mehta Hasmukh Amathalal (12/2/2009 6:39:00 AM)
Death is when your loved ones
Raj Nandy (11/18/2009 6:33:00 AM)
Gloria, it may suprise you to know that 'death' is one of the favourite subjects of
poets like ' love'! But since you have started so early in life, think more about life and living than dying! A good poem!
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very true. But we should trust our Lord, to have an everlasting lfe after in heaven
when our life in earth is through.
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New Adom in the old station
New Adom in the old station.
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Adom has been a popular restaurant in Jerusalem for the past 12 years, but the new incarnation in the First Station complex has brought about a change in both the menu and ambience.What was once an intimate Jerusalem venue is now a much larger cosmopolitan restaurant and bar.We were fortunate to meet Michael Katz, the executive chef of the Adom group, which also includes Lavan, Colony, Hanel'e and Little Italy. He said they have made Adom's menu more upscale to distinguish it from the other places in the complex and to avoid competing with Colony.The large restaurant holds 170 diners, including outside seating. The décor combines the rustic authenticity of the old train station building with the appropriate glamor of a restaurant of this caliber. Despite the size and high ceilings, my companion and I noted that the acoustics were very good. As the evening progressed, the lights dimmed and the crowd got younger and trendier, but you can still have an intimate conversation with your dining companions.The entire staff has moved over from the previous location, and our waitress was particularly attentive and knowledgeable. The creative cocktail menu features photos of the staff, and each cocktail is named after one of them. I enjoyed Tamara's Ginger (NIS 45), while my companion savored Rotem's Sangria (NIS 45). There is also an extensive wine list that includes many European and New World options. We sampled a bottle of Flam Classico 2011 (NIS 160), which is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot, from a boutique Israeli winery in the Judean Hills.Of the starters, my favorites were the drum fish sashimi (NIS 56) with marinated artichoke hearts, pears and pickled beet root, and the beet carpaccio (NIS 48) with cheddar cheese, walnuts and balsamic vinaigrette. The beets were sliced paper thin, and the vinaigrette lent the perfect amount of acidity, complemented by the creamy cheddar. My companion favored the crab ravioli (NIS 56) with vongoli clams in a sage and Roquefort cheese sauce. She found it very fresh and light with a rich flavor.The endive and rocket leaves salad with seasonal fruit and blue cheese (NIS 48) was a surprising delight, as I do not normally like those ingredients, but they worked really well. The cherry tomato salad (NIS 46), however, was a disappointment. It was beautifully presented and the colors were sensational, but the dressing lacked any punch.Sometimes you try a dish that has you thinking about it for days afterwards, and judging by the popularity of the dish in question on surrounding tables, I don't think I was alone in this feeling. Gnocchi with chestnuts and porcini mushrooms (NIS 68): the name does not do it justice. I could have been sitting in a villa in Tuscany as the perfectly made and cooked gnocchi melted in my mouth. I love the two main ingredients in any dish, but together and with a creamy sauce that was not too heavy, it was the perfect combination. Meanwhile, my companion enjoyed the beef fillet medallions (NIS 118) with bone marrow, pears and ginger in a red wine sauce. The beef was cooked as requested, and the sauce was a good complement, but it still did not beat the gnocchi. She also tried the seafood platter (NIS 118) with black risotto and curry sauce, which was very filling but slightly too heavy.Again, the fish was very fresh, but she found the rich Cajun flavors quite overpowering.Lastly, we tried the pasta with zucchini (NIS 62), served with sun- dried tomatoes, pine nuts and olive oil. The tagliatelle pasta is black (from zinc, not squid) and with the colors of the vegetables, it makes an interesting presentation. I loved the zesty flavor of this dish and it was a very generous portion, but my only critique is that I would have preferred more zucchini to make it a lighter dish.For dessert, we found it so hard to choose among them that the waitress insisted on bringing most of them to try. My favorite was the seasonal fruit tart (NIS 42), which that night was pear tart made with crisp, buttery pastry and a rich almond crème, served with vanilla ice cream, strawberry coulis and white chocolate truffle – heaven! Luckily, my companion did not fight me for it, as she preferred the chocolate and peanut butter mousse (NIS 42). We both thoroughly enjoyed the other selection of Pavlova (NIS 42), tahini ice cream (NIS 38) and the crème brulee trio (NIS 36).Whether you plan to enjoy a cocktail at the bar, an intimate meal for two or a night out with friends, the new Adom is a great addition to the Jerusalem restaurant scene and the perfect flagship restaurant for the new First Station complex.The writer was a guest of the restaurant.Adom Not kosher The First Station, 4 David Remez St., Jerusalem Tel: (02) 624-6242 Sun – Fri 6:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Sat – 1 p.m.-2 a.m.
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Mommy's Mask has been a work in progress over the last 28 years, describes Oakville playwright Peter Gruner.
The 51-year-old who has lived in Oakville for 21 years told the Oakville Beaver how a National Theatre School of Canada class planted the early seed for the 50-minute play that is being featured at the Hamilton Fringe Festival today (July 18) until July 27 at the Citadel Theatre, 28 Rebecca St., Hamilton.
"We were doing more magic than theatre and one of these exercises was creating a clown," he recalled. "I was struck going through the process and putting on this mask — it made you suddenly feel like you were someone else.
"When we did our own mask work it was such a strange experience that it got me thinking, what if you thought a mask was one thing and put it on and it was something different?" he continued.
Gruner revisited that experience during a playwriting class five years ago and began working on Mommy's Mask, a much darker piece than other plays he's written over the years.
He never ended up finishing it, but completed a draft last fall when he took another playwriting class and decided to hammer down on the piece.
It would be the second draft that he ended up submitting to the Hamilton Fringe.
Much to Gruner's surprise, he said he won the 2014 Hamilton Fringe Playwriting Contest.
He said it's a proud accomplishment for him considering the previous success he's had at the Hamilton Fringe Festival — Gruner won Best in Venue in 2009 for his play Laund-o-mat at the End of the World and Best of Fringe in 2011 for Minced.
"It's exciting," said Gruner, who is a past recipient of an Oakville Arts Council's Literary Arts Award. "Sometimes you don't know the impact of a piece. Because it's so different from the other plays I've written, I didn't know what to expect."
Mommy's Mask explores one women's reaction to her greatest fear coming true. When Kathy's daughter is abducted and there are no leads, she refuses to give up hope. As months pass and there are still no developments, Kathy is convinced to take a mask class to distract her from her obsessive search. The mask class may hold a clue to finding her daughter or perhaps something else.
Gruner said the play's success still has to be proven in front of an audience.
"I hope that it sparks conversation and makes them think," he said. "On one level it's a creepy horror story, but on another level is a parabola about guilt and exploration on society and how we treat victims. Hopefully it's entertaining."
The play, written and directed by Gruner, also features Gruner's wife Deb Dagenais. Other actors include Les Blackmore, AJ Jaygarth, Kyla McCall and Julie Pierias.
Gruner said he's hoping people will come out and support the festival.
"The wonderful thing about the Fringe is there's something for everyone," he said. "Sometimes you're taking a chance and you don't know what you'll see, but every now and then you will get pleasantly surprised. You can discover a performer, writer, director or who knows, maybe they will be somewhere big down the road."
For tickets, schedules and more information, visit www.hamiltonfringe.ca.
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Some Advice for the Young Starlets: Go to School
Hello, Kristen Stewart, Vanessa Hudgens, Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez. You girls are adorable and we love all of you. We love all of you so much and think each of you have so much talent that we want to give you some advice. Here it is: Your star may be rising right now and you might be on top of the world, but you shouldn't underestimate the value of heading off to college and spending some you time growing up and making sure your head is screwed on straight.
Sure, we know L.A. is tons of fun, and it seems like the movie roles and all those checks will never stop rolling in, but the hard truth is, it is hard work to transition from teen starlet into serious adult actress and not everyone makes it. Plus, Hollywood and its excesses represent danger for someone so young with the world at their fingertips.
"For many young actors and actresses in Hollywood, there is a great temptation to go out and party because they are on everybody's list," explains HollywoodLife.com Editor-in-Chief Bonnie Fuller. "They're invited to everything and treated to everything. It's very tempting and it is a distraction from work. If you go to college, you learn to buckle down and you learn discipline. You have to get up the next day."
As for the opportunity cost of going to college (meaning the income lost during those four years spent studying), our number crunching guru, Jennifer Portland, founder and CEO of ExcelRainman, found that beloved box office stars Natalie Portman (Harvard), Julia Stiles (Columbia) and Anne Hathaway (Vassar and NYU) actually grossed more at the box office while in college than child and teen stars Hillary Duff and Lindsay Lohan made in the years they respectively would have been in school. These women were actually more useful to the studios while they were in school. There is something to be said for having a lot on your plate. What's that about idle hands and the devil again?
That's irrespective of the cautionary tale that is Miss Lohan, who bandied about the idea of going to NYU before joining Tara Reid and Paris Hilton on a tirade of partying, drinking and leaving their underwear at home. We're now seeing how well that worked out for her. Trust us, you would much rather be in a dorm than a room at rehab center.
"Like it or not, celebrity careers don't last forever. Going to college is a long term investment in yourself and your career that may not pay off right away. But it's an approach that creates long term career value," explains journalist Anna Bernasek, author of the new book, 'The Economics of Integrity.'
And even if the four of you do survive the transition into serious grown-up lady star (which we hope you do!) having a college degree -- or even just a couple of years of studying under your belt, like Jessica Biel, who spent several semesters at Tufts -- makes people take you more seriously as an actress and as a person.
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So take some time, study medieval English lit and find yourself in academia. Your check book and your liver will ultimately thank you for it.
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- Sunday 07 March
I dropped out of school and my life is fine. I make a butt load of money from doing educational romantic films that are released on DVD or select theaters in major cities. I work so HARD that at the end of the day I am sore. My feet also hurt from my required uniform of only high heels.
- Sunday 07 MarchBy PixelBatsaHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
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- Sunday 07 MarchBy periodfilm
"... doing educational romantic films" Now that is a verity I have not heard of before. Such as?
- Sunday 07 March
Please STAY away from Sarah Jessica Parker, she will try hard to make you guys like her on SATC- Please do not associate with that group of PIGS!!!!! She thinks NOTHING of teaching people how to be a WHORE!!!
- Monday 08 MarchBy RonnyHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
"...somehow I doubt Hollywood producers give a rats arse about a good-looking actress having a college degree."
They also don't give a rat's arse about either a formerly good-looking actress who has aged a bit and can easily be replaced by the next hot young thing or a still young good-looking actress whose irresponsible lifestyle makes her an unpredictable liability on the set. At least the starlet who bothered to get a higher education has something on which to fall back when the studios quit calling.
- Sunday 07 MarchBy Mandy
I do think everyone should have a high school diploma, but beyond that, it's really just their decision.
I'm in university, about the graduate and I love it here! But I know that there are some careers and some people who don't need to go to college or university. Let's face it, Miley Cyrus is going to be rich, famous and working for the rest of her life, whether you like it or not and whether she goes to college or not.
I think it's great when young stars attend college or university (ie. Emma Watson), but sometimes it's just not necessary. It simply doesn't make sense for them to stop making music/movies when they are in their prime. Once their fame starts to die down and they can't find jobs, THEN they can go to college if needed. They'll probably have the money saved up and they'll have the time to do it.
- Sunday 07 March
What a coincidence! Another article about Kristen Stewart. And guess what? ..Since you have attacked her because of her clothes, her style, her eyes, her hair, her movies, her performance, her age, her coat, her face and her life and didn't work..let's attack now her education! Give Kristen a break, guys!Kristen stays true to her self! There are some lessons we don't learn at school. I'm sure Kristen has been through a lot! America should be proud of her. What the press is doing to her is really cruel. Shame on you, guys, how old are you? ..Let's give her some credit...Let her in peace for a while.
- Sunday 07 MarchBy --High Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I think that is the point. Producers will not be interested in them (not likely anyhow) forever. Probably only till they can get them to do a nude scene. Then without an education they might do something really stupid and pose for playboy thinking it will jump start their career.
- Sunday 07 MarchBy pillobytre
That Sarah Jessica Parker: what the hell happened to her: she used to be relatively hot. She now looks like she can play the Joker in a Batman movie: without any makeup! Or perhaps she can play Dee Snyder in a movie about the rock band Twisted Sister. Time- the great equalizer.
- Sunday 07 MarchBy pillobytre
... and on another thing, the PC Hollywood red carpet bunch love to rip Miley Cirus up to shreds. They can say whatever they want about her crappy Oscar dress; there isn't one female Oscar nominee who wouldn't kill to look like Miley Cirus does at the top of this page! There is no substitute for both youth and beauty.
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Seattle ballet dancers take to locations in Olympic National Park to film for 'Face of America'
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Lindsi Dec of the Pacific Northwest Ballet dances on the Marymere Falls trail at Lake Crescent during filming for a segment of "Face of America," a production celebrating America's national parks.
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Producer Joe Bruncsak helps Leta Biasucci of the Pacific Northwest Ballet onto a natural stage on the Marymere Falls trail at Lake Crescent.
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Along the Marymere Falls trail at Lake Crescent, dancer Leta Biasucci of the Pacific Northwest Ballet pauses during filming of a segment for "Face of America," a production celebrating America's national parks.
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Along the Marymere Falls Trail at Lake Crescent, Lindsi Dec and Leta Biasucci walked, then climbed, then danced ever so subtly atop a fallen tree.
Surrounded by emerald-green ferns and moss, they turned their faces upward to a steady, light rain.
Dec and Biasucci are dancers with the Pacific Northwest Ballet of Seattle, and Marymere Falls — like Rialto Beach and Hurricane Ridge — are the Olympic National Park sites chosen for "Face of America," a production at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, Va.
So it was that the dancers and their entourage — PNB choreographer Andrew Bartee, artistic director Peter Boal, two HD video producers and a support crew from Wolf Trap — ventured into the snow, showers and wind of the Olympic Peninsula last week.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoon they filmed four Corps de Ballet dancers — Dec, Biasucci, Chelsea Adomaitis and Elle Macy — moving through the natural setting.
The footage will be part of the Aug. 27 performance at Wolf Trap of "Face of America," a series celebrating U.S. national parks.
Terrence Jones, president emeritus of the Wolf Trap Foundation, dreamed up this idea some 15 years ago and has since shepherded dance companies into Everglades, Glacier and Mammoth Cave national parks.
"I love both dance and nature. I've loved the parks since I was a kid," Jones said last Thursday while awaiting the PNB performers' appearance on the Marymere trail.
But "Face of America," he added, is not a narrative about the history of the national park system.
Instead, Jones said, the dance reflects "how you feel when you're in the park."
The performers warmed up inside a vehicle parked near the Storm King Ranger Station then walked up the trail to the spot where the cameras and videographers, all shrouded in rain gear, were set up.
When producer Joe Bruncsak took Dec's hand to help her onto the fallen log that would be her stage, she stepped onto it with grace as other crew members joked that she was the one steadying Bruncsak.
Dec then moved in slow motion, her features serene as she brought a hand to her cheek then stretched out her arms and moved them in an arc around her hair.
This isn't big, dramatic dance. Choreographer Bartee integrated the performers into their environment rather than trying to upstage the forest's grandeur.
He knows better, being a Northwesterner from Everett.
The day before, high on Hurricane Ridge, the four women danced in Coach boots — as "it was seriously snowy," said Boal.
When the phone call came from Wolf Trap asking to commission his dancers, it was a wonderful surprise, he added.
He was hoping, though, that the crew would choose June, not April, for filming.
But Seattle ballet dancers aren't fragile when it comes to weather, are they?
"Some are," Boal said. "We left them at home. We brought the campers."
Jones, for his part, is aiming for enchantment. "Face of America" is created to "show people how special the parks are," he said.
"Our hope is that this will make them want to explore more."
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BEDFORD, N.Y. -- New York City-based real estate development firm Alchemy Properties invites residents, businesses and organizations to a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 22 to present preliminary development ideas on the vacant lot next to the Bedford Playhouse.
The meeting will be chaired by retired Planning Board Chairman Dr. Donald J. Coe in the courtroom at the Town House at 321 Bedford Road, Bedford Hills.
Alchemy Properties will present preliminary development ideas. The company has extensive experience developing historical properties in New York City.
Their most recent project was converting the top 30 floors of the Woolworth Building, a National Historical Landmark, into luxury condominiums.
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David Beckham touring Miami, and other news in Major League Soccer's "Southeast Conference"
Nov 12, 2013, 9:42 PM EDT
There is no shortage of Major League Soccer news out of the American southeast – which is a little weird when you consider that Major League Soccer has been little more than a rumor in American southeast for well over a decade.
The Miami Herald's Michelle Kaufman, a veteran soccer writer who once uttered the most brilliant, impromptu line I have personally heard about journalism in the sport, reported via Twitter this evening that David Beckham is in town scouting potential stadium sites.
Last week, Kaufman wrote a big, sweeping piece on the Beckham-Miami-MLS expansion project, asking essentially if this puppy dog has a chance of barking? If Beckham, Simon Fuller, et all cannot sprinkle the magic dust around Miami, who can? Still, it's no slam dunk, as Kaufman writes:
Is Beckham's star power enough to turn the fickle South Florida sports market into a passionate MLS audience? Will Miami's sophisticated soccer-savvy fans, who lead the nation in TV ratings for World Cups and European league matches, ever care as much about Real Salt Lake as they do Real Madrid? FC Barcelona drew 71,000 at Sun Life Stadium for an exhibition match against Chivas Guadalajara last summer. But will those same fans (some might call them soccer snobs) show up to watch a Miami MLS team play FC Dallas?
Related, here is a swell piece out of Miami on five potential sites.
Of course, there's more to MLS expansion life than Beckham – even if there aren't $50,000-a-month PR firms out there leaking news about it.
All this sports-stadium smoke moving over Atlanta was bound to waft over into soccer valley. Sure enough, a few smarties wondered whether Turner Field, about to fall-down-go-boom as a baseball ground, might be the perfect solution for a city flirting with MLS expansion?
Background: The former, small-beer talk of MLS in Atlanta mushroomed recently when Arthur Blank, owner of the NFL's Atlanta Falcons, got into serious conversations with MLS commissioner Don Garber about a new football stadium that would double as a home for pro soccer.
The Seattle Sounders' terrific arrangement and cooperation with the NFL's Seahawks is the model here, although I continue to call that one the outlier. Which means I continue to be nervous about a joint arrangement in Atlanta, which could turn into another Giants Stadium situation, Gillette Stadium situation, Arrowhead Stadium situation, etc. If you don't know your MLS history, suffice to say, those were/are pretty awful situations for MLS. But that's another conversation.
Anyway, Atlanta's MLS interest is all about Blanks' new stadium, not about a soccer team becoming the primary tenant at suddenly lonely Turner Field, which was always an odd duck of a facility anyway, a retrofit for baseball after the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
Anyway, even if you think that's what should happen in Atlanta, its' not an option now, apparently. They are committed to tearing the thing down.
Oh, we cannot have a post on MLS expansion in the American Southeast without mentioning Orlando. So … we just did.
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In 1982, a team of developers spotted a parcel of land that had the earmarks of a prime retail location. It was just a stretch from downtown Pittsburgh, and adjacent to one of the region's most traveled thoroughfares—Parkway West (U.S. 22/30).
But the site wasn't ready. It needed to be strip-mined and it also required the construction of a highway interchange for access. So the idea was dismissed.
Fast forward to 2005. Howard Biel, senior managing director of Faison Enterprises, Inc., of Charlotte, N.C., traveled to Pittsburgh for a meeting with a banker. He had been among the group who saw potential in the vacant land many years earlier. "I passed the same site and noticed an interchange being put in. The site may be ready for development, I thought," Biel told Chain Store Age. Faison got busy making plans.
Then in May 2006, at an International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) convention, Biel met with longtime industry acquaintance Mark Mancuso, senior VP of development for CBL & Associates Properties of Chattanooga, Tenn. In a private meeting in CBL's booth, they started to fashion a deal.
Fifteen months later—and 25 years after the parcel was first spotted—the two firms announced they bought the land and would jointly develop it. The result is Settlers Ridge, a 600,000-sq.-ft. lifestyle center slated to open in summer 2009. Faison controls 60%, CBL 40%.
The open-air, mixed-use property will feature a flagship 175,000-sq.-ft. Giant Eagle Market District supermarket as an anchor at one end and, at the other, a 16-screen Cinemark Theatre with stadium seating. Other committed tenants include REI and P.F. Chang's China Bistro. In addition, the site will contain 150,000 sq. ft. of specialty retail and eight to 10 restaurants.
When it comes to dining, "P.F. Chang's has helped set the bar," said CBL's Mancuso. "Then we want variety—to offer breakfast and casual dining—to complement every type of eating desire. We are well on our way."
There will be a two-level, 40,000-sq.-ft. health-and-fitness center and a 30,000-sq.-ft. state-of-the-art bookstore.
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Frontman Mick Jagger and the rest of the group averaging 68-plus in age were all exuberantly filled with energy as they gave age-defying renditions of old and new hits alike. Jagger howled, ran, danced, and reminisced about the band's glorious days and thanked the crowd for their continuous support through the years.
During the two-and-a-half hours show at Barclay's Center in Brooklyn, the Stones performed 20 of their greatest hits and gave 3 encore performances.
Special guest Mary J. Blige joined Jagger for an edgy take on "Gimme Shelter", which then gave the crowd goosebumps as Blige belted her high notes for the song. The equally exciting encore included "You Can't Always Get What You Want", "Jumping Jack Flash" and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction".
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Still wondering what to wear for New Years? This is one of the holidays I enjoy most; from the toasting with friends to drop of the famed Times Square disco Ball, it's a great excuse to get out the shiny stuff!
Check out more party stunners found at yet another local fav: Sanem's in Oak Park! Sanem and her gorgeous Mum, Insel stock this boutique thoughtfully with everything one needs for special event frocks to the daily basics of jean & blouses.
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Saints Patrick Robinson making a resurgence?
kept the right attitude about how to duplicate the results of some of the cornerbacks on Payton's list, such as Nnamdi Asomugha , Tim Jennings, Kareem Jackson, Ike Taylor and Alterraun Verner. "He's really focused on whatever the assignment
Shame! Nnamdi Asomugha prefers eating lunch sans teammates
Updated NOV 20, 2013 7:06a ET Football Nnamdi Asomugha wouldn't eat with his teammates? Say it ain't so! According to ..... we like to think the Eagles can make up a better story than that. Nnamdi Asomugha
Will Asomugha be a good fit in San Francisco?
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Fan Mock Draft: Raiders pick Lotulelei, Eagles on the clock
instrumental, alongside general manager Howie Roseman, in acquiring new types of personnel. Although they released Nnamdi Asomugha and let Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie walk in free agency, they bolstered the secondary by signing cornerbacks Cary
Meet the Niners' new nickel cornerback, Nnamdi Asomugha
cornerback deals in NFL history, Nnamdi Asomugha has been named the San Francisco ..... of the San Francisco Chronicle. Asomugha , who was brought in this offseason ..... early in training camp, but Asomugha 's efforts in three preseason
Week 1: Here's everything you need to know for Sunday
are the kind of matchups you want." Injury to watch: 49ers cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha was limited in practice on Wednesday following a collarbone injury. Asomugha is key to the Niners' defense as Green Bay likes to feature several three
Is SI cover jinx the only thing that can stop Nick Foles?
Eagle to grace Sports Illustrated? Nnamdi Asomugha ... remember him? The corner ..... Darrell Revis? The issue is, Asomugha was on the cover during the preseason ..... him moving forward. And plus, Asomugha posed for the cover, and Foles
Inside Fantasy: Week 10 Sits/Starts
really make a difference not quite so sure and on the other side San Francisco seventh best. I know we will get to say Nnamdi Asomugha ankle missed and that does me a little bit. But you look at that two top flight defense I think we're just intoside San Francisco seventh best. I know we will get to say Nnamdi Asomugha ankle missed and that does -- me a little bit. But you look at that two top flight defense I think we're
Arkansas Fall Camp - Tiquention Coleman (8/13)
out of touch down did you ever arises when they're playing that game come to me just. Mean they look at this like Nnamdi Asomugha and how much about it when my teammates are excited just gonna get treated like a normal practice is yeah. On thegame come to me just. Mean -- they look at this like Nnamdi Asomugha and how much about it when my teammates are excited just gonna get treated like a normal practice is yeah. On the
Schrager: NFL veterans released
Peter Schrager of foxsports.com. Big news on the first day and NFL free agency opening 2013. With a lot of free agents joining new squad. But the other big news a lot of veterans being released right before the 4 o'clock PM eastern start of the free agent period. Still Ryan Fitzpatrick starting