News from Toronto Sun - 03/17/2010
Down by the river in Dublin
There is arguably no place more central to Ireland’s capital than the River Liffey, snaking its way through the city and dividing Dublin into north and south sides before emptying into the Irish Sea at the city’s edge.
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News from Architectural Record - 03/16/2010
"Villa Libeskind" Takes Prefab to the Extreme
Daniel Libeskind has added a rather unusual building type to his design resume: high-end, green prefab housing.
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News from PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance - 03/15/2010
The First Todd English P.U.B. Now Open at Crystals at CityCenter Las Vegas
Three-time James Beard Award-winning celebrity chef Todd English debuts his latest culinary eatery, Todd English P.U.B. inside Crystals, CityCenter luxury retail and entertainment district. Â Todd English P.U.B. is a modern interpretation of an authentic English pub.
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News from Vancouver Sun - 03/14/2010
Home unimprovement: Inside the Vancouver Art Gallery’s rejected renovation plans
VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Art Gallery’s proposal to build a new gallery on the old Greyhound bus depot site at Georgia and Cambie has stirred a fair bit of controversy.
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News from The Columbus Dispatch - 03/14/2010
Life thrives along river in Irish capital
There is probably no place more central to Ireland's capital than the River Liffey, snaking its way through the city and dividing Dublin into north and south sides before emptying into the Irish Sea at the city's edge.
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News from The Buffalo News - 03/14/2010
DUBLINS DOCKLANDS GO FROM TATTERED TO TRENDY
DUBLIN –There is arguably no place more central to Ireland's capital than the River Liffey, snaking its way through the city and dividing Dublin into north and south sides before emptying into the Irish Sea at the city's edge.
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News from Chicago Sun-Times - 03/14/2010
Meet Sin City's new city
In a city where "out of this world" should be the motto, CityCenter is almost otherworldly. You won't find a neon marquee heralding the $8.5-billion project, the most expensive mixed-used development in the country. A joint venture between MGM-Mirage and Infinity World Development (a subsidiary of Dubai World), it's a city within a city, a centrally located metropolis unlike anything this town ...
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News from Art Daily - 03/13/2010
The Wooster Group Announces its First Benefit Art Auction
Marina Abramovic, Portrait With Firewood, 2009. Archival pigment print, 54 x 54 inches. Edition of 30 with 2 APs. Courtesy of the artist. NEW YORK, NY.-
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News from Independent - 03/12/2010
48 Hours In: Dublin
Click here for the 48 Hours in... Dublin map
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News from Chicago Tribune - 03/12/2010
Exploring Dublin's Docklands
Along the River Liffey is a hip, new quarter full of high-end shops, galleries, eateries and more Along the River Liffey is a hip, new quarter full of high-end shops, galleries, eateries and more.
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News from Asbury Park Press - 03/12/2010
ON THE WATERFRONT
There is arguably no place more central to Ireland's capital than the River Liffey, snaking its way through the city and dividing Dublin into north and south sides before emptying into the Irish Sea at the city's edge.
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News from Boston Globe - 03/12/2010
Another jewel lost in Greenway crown
Four years after showing off plans for a glitzy $80 million building on the Rose Kennedy Greenway, organizers of the New Center for Arts and Culture have decided to abandon those plans, leaving yet another empty space on the sprawling tract created by the Big Dig.
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News from The New York Observer - 03/11/2010
WTC Fight and the NYT
The back of Thursday's Times A-section is torn over the World Trade Center fight. There is a Times editorial defending the Port Authority and saying it should not be using its money to back financing on a speculative office tower, as the city and developer Larry Silverstein have demanded. On the opposite page: an op-ed from Mayor Bloomberg and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, jointly calling on ...
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News from New York Times - 03/11/2010
What Ground Zero Needs
The Port Authority should not be obliged to provide developer Larry Silverstein with more money for unnecessary office buildings in this down market.
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News from Lexington Herald-Leader - 03/10/2010
UK bracing for 'modest' tuition increase next year
University of Kentucky officials are bracing for "modest" tuition increases next year
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News from Lexington Herald-Leader - 03/09/2010
UK bracing for 'modest' tuition increase next year
University of Kentucky officials are bracing for "modest" tuition increases next year
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News from Mineral Daily News-Tribune - 03/08/2010
Former Keyser resident wins Fulbright Award
Former Keyser resident and Hedgesville High teacher Eric Goff in Singapore, where he’ll conduct research on a Distinguished Fulbright Award.
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News from Asbury Park Press - 03/08/2010
ON THE WATERFRONT
There is arguably no place more central to Ireland's capital than the River Liffey, snaking its way through the city and dividing Dublin into north and south sides before emptying into the Irish Sea at the city's edge.
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News from The Star Press - 03/07/2010
Dublin's Docklands showcase a new, hip quarter
DUBLIN (AP) -- There is arguably no place more central to Ireland's capital than the River Liffey, snaking its way through the city and dividing Dublin into north and south sides before emptying into the Irish Sea at the city's edge.
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News from Interior Design - 03/05/2010
Cindy's Salon
“And then, build a bustling wonderful city of the 21st century, with a restoration of a spectacular skyline, which Manhattan, of course, needs. So, that is really the design as a whole.”
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