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NEW YORK, Sept. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- New York, a city already famous for high style and a cosmopolitan culture, got a little more chic with the launch of the North American Decor(k) Tour in Herald Square today, courtesy of the Portuguese Cork Association (APCOR). The goal of the Decor(k) Tour - which will visit 16 cities across the United States and Canada - is to educate consumers about the different styles and varieties of Portuguese cork flooring, and will feature a 53 foot-long mobile showroom designed by "Divine Design" host Candice Olson. Inside the showroom, visitors will enjoy a "feet on" experience of cork flooring's unique comfort and resiliency while viewing different room layouts and flooring applications designed by Olson. Additional displays will allow visitors to see how cor...
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For a while last night, Rock Bridge bottled up the Jefferson City running game exactly as scripted, grinding out what Bruins Coach A.J. Ofodile called his defense's best half of football this season. Then the area's leading runner shook up that bottle and sprayed touchdowns all over Rock Bridge Field.
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When entertaining clients, don't let that wine list intimidate you. Instead, you might simply consult the SmartCellar. The oenophile meets the technophile in the SmartCellar, a handheld digital device designed by Plainview-based Incentient Transaction Services to make wine-ordering fun, educational and, above all, simple. The two-year-old technology is catching on; after popping its cork in some of London and New York City's tonier bistros - and, yes, even Cleveland - the SmartCellar is debuting on Long Island, at Syosset's Rare650 restaurant.
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BANGOR - Both of the Maine Community College System slots for the 2010 George J. Mitchell Peace Scholarship have been filled by Eastern Maine Community College students. Kathryn J. Harlan of Bucksport and Christopher S. Young of Bangor will spend their 2010 fall semesters at the Cork Institute of Technology in the city of Cork, Ireland. Harlan is majoring in Early Childhood Education and has plans to teach. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and has volunteered extensively for the Autism Society of Maine, American Cancer Society, Toys for Tots, March of Dimes and "I'm Too Young for This." Challenged with an aggressive osteosarcoma of the jaw when she was 20 (now in remission), Kathryn wants to learn about how people from different countries and cultures can learn to understand each othe...
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., July 27 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Tennessee's first green hospital aims to heal patients and the environment at the same time. Every aspect of the new Franklin Woods Community Hospital, located in 135-acre Med Tech Park in Johnson City, Tenn., was built with people and the natural world in mind. Cork floors, wooden beams, and panoramic views of the nearby Smokey Mountains create a peaceful atmosphere inside. Exterior design features such as an extensive underground system that funnels runoff water into retention ponds reduce the environmental impact.
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NORFOLK - George Francis Rea Sr., 75, passed away March 13, 2009, in Norfolk. A native of Albany, N.Y., he retired from civil service as a systems analyst. He was U.S. Naval veteran of Korea, a Catholic and a member of the Knights of Columbus, 3rd Degree, Council No. 10515. He is survived by his daughter, Yvonne C. Rea-Cork and husband Kevin of Whiteland, Ind.; a son, George F. Rea Jr. of Chesapeake; a brother, Marvin Rea of New York; and two grandchildren, Patrick Cork of Phenix City, Ala., and Jennifer Cork of Chapel Hill, N.C.
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SAN DIMAS - The canopy is gone, but the cork has barely popped on a legal battle between the city and the owner of the San Dimas Wine Shop. Since December the city has been after Wine Shop owner Heidi Daniels to tear down an unpermitted canopy in front of the store, which Daniels said was to keep customers warm. And Daniels defied the city every step of way until Monday, when she finally had the canopy removed after the city threatened to take her landlord to court.
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SAN DIMAS - The canopy is gone, but the cork has barely popped on a legal battle between the city and the owner of the San Dimas Wine Shop. Since December, the city has been after Wine Shop owner Heidi Daniels to tear down an unpermitted canopy in front of the store, which Daniels said was to keep customers warm. And Daniels defied the city every step of way until Monday, when she finally had the canopy removed after the city threatened to take her landlord to court.
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DAILY MAIL STAFF For more than 80 years, probably the biggest change to Charleston City Council chambers would be when its cork floor was swabbed with another coat of shellac.
