"These fitness brands have become a gathering place — both a community gathering place and a social gathering place," Josh Ginsberg, CEO and co-founder of Zignal Labs, told Biron.
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Yeah, for those who don't know, The Well was [is] a gathering place, an online gathering place.
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"These fitness brands have become a gathering place — both a community gathering place and a social gathering place — in addition to just going to the gym to work out," Josh Ginsberg, CEO and cofounder of marketing consultancy Zignal Labs, told Biron.
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There was no emblematic gathering place for parties at night.
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Their apartment became a gathering place for writers and artists.
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A Sudanese gathering place in the northeastern part of the camp.
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The name "Gathering Place" intentionally addresses the city's need for inclusion.
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The visionary Gathering Place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a test case.
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The roomy front porch was a thoroughfare and a gathering place.
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The point is to make more than a pleasant gathering place.
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Since the statues were removed, it has become a gathering place.
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It means the same thing in each one: square, or gathering place.
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Greenwood Avenue is a gathering place for the town's roughly 19,200 residents.
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Established in 1994, the registry is a gathering place for successful losers.
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It's a popular city gathering place for affordable fun on Sunday afternoons.
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In Manhattan's Herald Square, the Amazon Books has become a busy gathering place.
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USC on game days became the gathering place for all of Trojan nation.
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A particular city facility became a gathering place for people dealing with both.
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Marlena's was kind of a de facto gathering place for that whole scene.
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Veterans, meanwhile, are increasingly turning to social media as a new gathering place.
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For decades, shopping malls were a bustling gathering place for millions of Americans.
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The website is the hub, the gathering place for like-minded friends and readers.
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By the late 21990s it had become a gathering place for artists and bohemians.
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There is no hub, gathering place or public square — and that is the point.
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The Allison Inn and Spa, a popular gathering place, is about 20 minutes east.
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INDOORS The current owners transformed the kitchen into a large, light-filled gathering place.
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"I don't think I'll ever have another kitchen that's such a gathering place again."
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Ferrara&aposs started as a gathering place for Italians on the Lower East Side.
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Wailana was a gathering place where you went to go eat before you went home.
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Reddit was slow to remove the subreddit that was the gathering place for the photos.
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Because of this, it's become a gathering place — and recruitment forum — for neo-Nazi groups.
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A very popular gathering place for kids, this app has its own celebrities and culture.
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Gathering Place is a nearly 100-acre riverside park in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with eclectic offerings.
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The festival will serve as a gathering place for artists whose work deals with sex.
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The goal is to host a gathering place for intelligent conversation about China's impact globally.
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The coffee shop is a gathering place for Iraqi supporters of the Real Madrid football club.
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The second-floor bar, at the corner of Chartres and Iberville streets, was a gathering place.
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"It's becoming a gathering place where lots of different types of people can interact," Tublin says.
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He said the center served as a day care and community-gathering place for his family.
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Restaurants are a voluntary gathering place for meetings, for celebrations, for general revelry, for shared sustenance.
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The hotel was the regular gathering place for many of the key players in the tale.
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While growing up, Li said his grandfather's home was a regular gathering place for his family.
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For decades, Stonewall has been a gathering place for the community in a sea of unsafe spaces.
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There is also a more fundamental problem: nowadays, any large gathering place is a potential terrorist target.
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Soon after Arnu started it, the forum became the go-to gathering place for Area 51 researchers.
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He also began frequenting the Cedar Tavern in Greenwich Village, a gathering place for painters and poets.
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Old-timers mourn the 93 closing of the Usual, a diner and longtime gathering place on Vanderbilt Avenue.
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We're a neighborhood gathering place, a part of the daily routine – and we couldn't be happier about it.
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One gathering place is an online cryptocurrency forum called Bitcointalk, where enthusiasts began posting messages in early 2018.
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In the 1970s, women founded a women-only restaurant-cum-library-cum-gathering place called Grace and Rubies.
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The courtyard next to his apartment was, he recalled, a gathering place for visiting musicians, writers and artists.
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His Journal desk became a gathering place for half-eaten sandwiches and burps he would not bother stifling.
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The lounge there became an after-hours gathering place for Hunter, Versage, and a dozen of their colleagues.
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Someone would take their savings and open a coffee shop in the community and it provides a gathering place.
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Ghastly ceremonies Archaeologists say the German site appears to have been a gathering place for community events and rituals.
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It also served as a gathering place for friends and family to congregate, and learn a few life lessons.
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Bunker Projects has become a gathering place for emerging artists, through creative programming, a residency program, and exhibition space.
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They need a social gathering place and would rather spend money on experiences than furnishing their apartments, he says.
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So it has been from the Greek agora through Zola's "The Ladies Paradise": the gathering place of the group.
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Twice a week, Latoya takes her family to the Gathering Place, a church in a former supermarket in Donalsonville.
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We're proud to be woven into the American fabric as a place for all people, a community gathering place.
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It was a gathering place, where Silas Cayetano held court on weekends, settling neighborhood disputes, telling jokes, spinning stories.
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Barney Greengrass has always been a gathering place, a place to eat and gossip and maybe make a deal.
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The Vibe The Oval is a gathering place for many local activities, like running races, parades and fireworks displays.
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The group confirmed last night it had attacked the Syl hotel, a popular gathering place for officials and lawmakers.
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The only gathering place is a café, and according to Braibanti, this is exactly the problem with East Naples.
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For some, the e-girl community is an opportunity for social reinvention — and a gathering place for misfits and misanthropes.
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More crucially, it's a gathering place for those who choose to come together to worship God in a particular way.
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One typical gathering place to plan and launch group attacks was the site 4chan, where "anything goes" is the norm.
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Versailles opened when emotions in Little Havana were raw, in 1971, and quickly became the gathering place for Cuban exiles.
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The Stampede opted not to license a cannabis area due to the park being a "family gathering place," Booth said.
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For musicians, it's a gathering place; for everyone else, it's a chance to embed in artistic experimentation and community-making.
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For 2888 years, it has been the de facto gathering place for the New York region's most serious tea enthusiasts.
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She began painting in 2003 during her free time, becoming a member of Tjala Arts, a gathering place for painters.
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We drove to Ski Hill, a gathering place for the community perched on top of a cleared rise near town.
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"A vibrant gathering place, centered around a 6K video wall," according to Apple, with 6K being an ultra-high definition screen.
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It will be the first large gathering place in Denver where potheads can smoke and achieve spiritual goals ... without getting arrested.
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But then, on July 12, 1993, US helicopter gunships targeted a compound that they believed was a gathering place for Gen.
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In a place without sunlight, seating, character or sense of place, the huge sign is a gathering place and focal point.
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Still, she said, she is confident that the chain will remain a gathering place, despite the growing anxiety about the pandemic.
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Baghdad's Tahrir Square, the chief gathering place used by demonstrators on Tuesday, was mostly cordoned off by the police on Wednesday.
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Thank you for your patience and support as we renew our promise to make Starbucks an inclusive gathering place for all.
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The hotel, which opened in a leased federal building in 2016, has become a favorite gathering place for Trump and his supporters.
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Plaza Mayor again became a vibrant gathering place for locals and tourists, not unlike the party-oriented plaza of the 17th century.
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Think of Tearline as a gathering place for all the background information that gives context to the classified top-level government reports.
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A church is, in the Greek of the New Testament, a "gathering place" or ekklesia; our word "ecclesiastical" derives from that root.
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The park mostly serves as a gathering place for different types of birds, like egrets, red-winged blackbirds and a bald eagle.
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The home he shares with Dawn Warren Evans, his wife and creative partner, has long been a kind of community gathering place.
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The streets of Azzan, a commercial gathering place for thousands of people from four neighboring districts in Shabwa, are unpaved and dusty.
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Each of these bistros is distinct, but all feature vintage design, quality food and a delightful blurring of gallery and gathering place.
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In a borough proud of its championship high school football team, the athletic complex near Route 6.753 is another popular gathering place.
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Nichol finds the events especially sinister because the attackers used Twitter, which she says is equivalent to a huge public gathering place.
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Techstars is also here, and that provides a gathering place, training and some funding for startups that are just getting off the ground.
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The suspects — two men and two women — were arrested Thursday night at Dog Beach in San Diego, a gathering place for the homeless.
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But for the organizers and others, the event was as much a sale as it was a gathering place for chatting and decompressing.
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After the Gold Coast gained independence in 28500 and was renamed Ghana, it became a gathering place for young radicals, including the Rev.
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The large space isn't just a cafe—it's a neighborhood landmark and gathering place, particularly for the LGBT community who call it home.
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In central Harare, scores of police officers in riot gear were guarding Africa Unity Square, a popular gathering place, and other strategic spots.
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Sacred ground of the Houma tribe, it became a gathering place for enslaved Africans on Sundays, where they could drum, dance, and trade.
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But for all that, Mr. Shah said, the mobile world hasn't yet offered the kind of digital shopping gathering place Instagram can provide.
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While technically a bedroom, it was the apartment's main gathering place, where the couple partied with friends and Hendrix jammed with fellow musicians.
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It is an important gathering place for Spaniards who come in their thousands to celebrate New Year's Eve under its famous clock tower.
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Goodbye to the Half King: The bar, gallery and gathering place for photographers on Tenth Avenue is closing on Saturday after 28 years.
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Julian Wilcox, who lives in Kaikoura, said his Maori tribe will open up its ceremonial gathering place for people to use as a shelter.
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The Stampede opted not to apply for a license for a cannabis area due to the park being a "family gathering place," Booth said.
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The food was pointedly modern, the wine was natural and it quickly became the gathering place for restaurant industry workers, particularly young wine professionals.
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I can't tell you how great it felt to leave behind a gathering place for a community I know can use a little love.
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A green, living canopy that provides shade, oxygen, and a community gathering place certainly builds upon Fuller's legacy and propels it into the future.
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The Splendid Hotel, a popular gathering place for western diplomats and businesspeople in Ouagadougou, came under gunfire Friday night, along with a nearby cafe.
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A meeting of CEOs might seem to be a friendly gathering place for President Donald Trump's chief economic adviser Gary Cohn, former president of .
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As owner Jar Tui explains it, temples were historically a gathering place for villagers, especially those with no homes or few places to go.
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First Avenue is, of course, the legendary venue where all the concert scenes in Purple Rain were filmed, making it a natural gathering place.
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For musicians, it's a gathering place; for everyone else, it's an opportunity to become embedded in the process of artistic experimentation and community-making.
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It will also be an important gathering place, destination and transit area for the many people who move through Parramatta on a daily basis.
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While Reddit's decision today has shut down the main gathering place of deepfake makers, it will not make this practice disappear from the web.
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On weekends, the house was a gathering place for friends, including a local woman named Hallie Olivere, whose parents owned a dry-cleaning business.
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Mendocino Farms touts a seasonal menu with locally sourced ingredients and was founded with the purpose of turning it into a neighborhood gathering place.
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This true neighborhood gathering place is no-frills and non-judgmental, but too well-appointed to be just another hole to get drunk in.
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On June 28,1969 historic protests began at Manhattan's Stonewall Inn, after police raided the popular bar that was a gathering place for the LGBT community.
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Trump's Washington hotel is a well-known gathering place for associates and supporters of the president, as well as lobbyists and officials from foreign governments.
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It spurred a reckoning for a tourist-friendly city that was once a gathering place for American revolutionaries, including several founding fathers who enslaved people.
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While there have been blips along the way — BB9 gave us aRihanna statue — the Berlin Biennale has tended to serve as a political gathering place.
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The hope is that it'll show that churches aren't just for sermons and bells, but also "a gathering place for communication," says spokesperson Christoph Heil.
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On the final day of the fair, Gusti gave a moving presentation about the book at the Illustrators Café, the central gathering place and stage.
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The mural helped buoy the neighborhood as a creative hub and gathering place for the movement before the mural was "mysteriously" burnt in a fire.
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Jordyn Ives from Westfield, N.J., gathers with friends and neighbors downtown: In my neighborhood, the downtown area acts as a gathering place for the community.
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The bipartisan gathering place had a fair number of Republicans and Democrats in it as Coons spoke to those around the room, the source said.
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There are also four paintings by Frida Kahlo, who resisted the Surrealist label but whose Casa Azul became a frequent gathering place for the group.
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While the social network aims to become the gathering place for all of humanity, it has faced an uphill battle in moderating abusive and violent content.
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Graves used the space as a residence and art studio, but he also treated the house as a museum and gathering place for seminars and salons.
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In the communist era, especially in the 1970s and 1980s, Lukacs was a gathering place for artists and intellectuals, providing an island of relative free speech.
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When Latoya took him to the Gathering Place, a church in an old supermarket, he closed his eyes, bowed his head, and hummed along to songs.
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Now, the couple use the studio as a guesthouse, where they entertain family and famous friends — keeping with the space's legacy as a creative gathering place.
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Since as early as the 16th century, the salon has been a gathering place for a certain kind of mind: that of the Western white male.
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As the rent creeps up, it's hard to imagine that the building will remain the gathering place for cash-strapped, experimental artists that it has been.
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Shopping Guide Fireplaces and wood stoves do more than provide heat on a cold day — they anchor a gathering place at the heart of a home.
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"My hope is that it doesn't erode one's desire or need to see movies in a communal dark gathering place amongst friends and strangers," he wrote.
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Before Sunday's rally in central Lima, the home of Guerrero's mother in the southern district of Chorrillos had served as a gathering place for Guerrero's supporters.
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Also nearby is Small World Coffee, a convivial gathering place, and The Little Chef Pastry Shop (313 S. Tulane St.) which turns out rich, stretchy croissants.
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He furnished it like a private home, envisioning it as a gathering place for creative people working in the worlds of art, fashion, food and media.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ASHEVILLE — Pack Square has been a public gathering place in the center of this city's downtown since the 18th century.
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The shooting happened March 1, 2015, when several officers responded to reports of an assault on downtown LA's Skid Row, a longtime gathering place for the homeless.
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The house, in fact, was a famous gathering place for artists and intellectuals, both local and international — among them were Alexander Calder, John Cage, and Roberto Rossellini.
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Above all, they hope the new venue will be a reliable community gathering place for those invested in alternative culture — but in a more grown-up package.
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Gem Spa has been open in Manhattan's Lower East side for 100 years, but rose to fame as a gathering place for beat poets in the '60s.
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There will be a new underground parking facility, a 2-acre open plaza that will serve as a central gathering place and new walking and cycling trails.
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Zora Neale Hurston, an exquisite chronicler of black Americana, understood the magic and necessity of the porch as a gathering place to witness and soak up history.
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With Ramadan underway, the Diyanet Mosque of New Haven was a daily gathering place for Muslims to be among friends and family as they broke their fast.
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The petal-strewn sidewalk outside 141 Worth Street is not only Manhattan's gateway to quick and affordable wedding ceremonies, but also the gathering place for enterprising photographers.
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The new space will serve as "a private gathering place for first families to relax and unwind," the first lady's press office said in a Tuesday announcement.
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The event will take place at the Old South Meeting House, a church in downtown Boston known as a gathering place for revolutionary colonists in the 1770s.
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Since Mr. McDowell, who is black, opened it four years ago, the restaurant has become a gathering place where chance meetings over meals have led to job offers.
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To Miami's music scene, Sweat is more than just a record store, it's also a gathering place and event space, hosting everything from comedy nights to live performances.
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But from the moment its main stage programming kicked off on the first day, it was clear this wasn't your typical gathering place for the tech industry faithful.
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An anti-immigrant manifesto allegedly tied to the gunman was posted to 22019chan — known as a gathering place for white supremacists and neo-Nazis — shortly before the attack.
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Composed of biodegradable bamboo (supplied by Oak Ridge National Laboratory), the large arch will welcome visitors; host talks, performances, and cocktail events; and serve as a gathering place.
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More than the beer, saloons provided a gathering place in a nation with little public space for working-class men to argue the issues or meet the candidates.
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Online trolls have killed Jeremy Renner Official, a mobile app introduced more than two years ago as a gathering place for fans of — you guessed it — Jeremy Renner.
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My big score, though, was at the Gathering Place, which didn't have the broadest selection of the places I had been, but seemed to be the best curated.
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The Green, a gathering place in New Haven, Connecticut, near Yale University looked like a mass casualty zone, with 70 serious drug overdoses over a period spanning Aug.
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And the next morning, students at Morehouse woke up to another unnerving sight: graffiti marring the chapel, a spiritual gathering place dedicated to a revered alumnus, the Rev.
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Jewish Community Centers across New York serve as a gathering place for children, seniors, friends and neighbors -- and any threat to them is an attack on all of us.
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Greener Pastures has become not only a treatment facility, but a gathering place for kratom advocates across the state, including the Taunton Bay team, and True and her stepson.
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It's become the definitive gathering of the tribe, and from the looks of things inside the lodge, it'd be easy to assume the tribe has outgrown its gathering place.
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They reject the claim that Bihac is an obvious gathering place chosen by migrants because of its proximity to the border with Croatia, a member of the European Union.
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Late last month in the capital, San José, protesters — some carrying Molotov cocktails and baseball bats — descended on a park that has become a popular gathering place for Nicaraguans.
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Mr. Kaiser may be committed to ensuring that Gathering Place is publicly owned in perpetuity, but there is no guarantee the next billionaire in the next city will be.
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The home he made with Harriet was a gathering place for the Boston Vigilance Committee, for progressive white Bostonians and for members of the enslaved and free black population.
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A lot of the group's online activity has taken place on 4chan, and parts of that platform have become a gathering place for white nationalists and other ugly behavior.
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Fitzroy, which is among the best-known gathering place for Aboriginal people in Australia, is home to the first Aboriginal housing association, legal and health service in the country.
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" : "The problem is that any place that is a gathering place, even as good as Penn National Gaming, which does not have China [exposure] ... is going to be suspect.
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Let's take a quick look at reactions on the Mac subreddit — a gathering place for Apple fans: Do you think Apple has been going downhill ever since Steve Jobs died?
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The first point addresses the tendency to tell a cop "I didn't do it" (sometimes with a half chuckle) when an officer walks into a restaurant or other gathering place.
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The wall between the dining room and the galley kitchen came down to give the first floor an airier, more informal feel, and to create the family's chief gathering place.
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The annual Black Hat conference, now in its 19th year, is a gathering place for all sorts of experts on computer security, including hackers, tech industry executives and government officials.
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Donda's House envisions this facility as not only a homegrown hub of economic activity for the South Side but also a gathering place for the community with events and concerts.
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Filled with smoke from her slender MORE menthol cigarettes, and with decades of queer history embedded in the walls, Sabrina's salon was a gathering place for people of all stripes.
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Her congregation was online, and her Twitter feed became her church, a gathering place for thousands to question, find safety in their doubts and learn to believe in new ways.
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Until recently, Facebook could feel at times like the virtual equivalent of a sleepy bingo parlor — an outmoded gathering place populated mainly by retirees looking for conversation and cheap fun.
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Until recently, Facebook could feel at times like the virtual equivalent of a sleepy bingo parlor — an outmoded gathering place populated mainly by retirees looking for conversation and cheap fun.
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"The romantic idea for the Line, going back to its initial creation is it would be a gathering place for the community," said Andrew Zobler, chief executive officer at Sydell.
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Often breaking the ice in the coves and harbors it visits, the Sunbeam provides a communal gathering place for islanders, who go aboard for meals and stay for the fellowship.
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Pentagon officials said that intelligence had indicated that Al Qaeda used the partly constructed community meeting hall as a gathering place and as a place to educate and indoctrinate fighters.
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Deah means "light" in Arabic, and The Light House now serves as a center for youth, a gathering place Farris hopes will further Deah's dreams for a more tolerant America.
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Adult Chuck E. Cheese aficionados are understandably disheartened by the news, and took to Retro Pizza Zone forum—a gathering place for fans of all things cheesy and robotic—to grieve.
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For decades, the Seattle-based company has described its locations as a "third place," or a gathering place outside of work or home, complete with plenty of tables and cozy seating.
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Her grandfather was a founding member of the first black police officers' association in Massachusetts and made the home both a gathering place for cops and a refuge for troubled kids.
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Twitch, a live-streaming platform for gamers, has become a social gathering place for Gen Z, she explains, but like many other communities on the internet, it's failed its female users.
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It was an important gathering place to introduce and hear the new and progressive as well as honoring the past, how music lives on to influence and discover its new forms.
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The small but mighty club, wedged between Elmurst and Jackson Heights, is a lively gathering place for Colombians and other Latinos, as well as a broad mix of other Queens residents.
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At the "Villa Pesquera de Vietnam," a gathering place for the area's fishermen, customers lined up for fried fish sandwiches, the glimmering waters of the bay just a few feet away.
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The Common has long been a central gathering place for civic activity — events like public hangings for witchcraft in Puritan days and, in January, the women's march that drew 175,000 people.
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It's "a great social gathering place," said Gavin Molloy, United's vice president for corporate real estate, adding that employees use it daily for relaxing, eating lunch and meeting with co-workers.
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Disenfranchised from mainstream gay bars that catered to a white clientele, the queer POC community found a safe space at the saloon which functioned as a bar, gathering place, and community center.
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Church as a gathering place for the cool kids, the kids who might have had too much to drink the night before but know they're welcome no matter what on Sunday morning.
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Opponents of the bill also argued that a ban would result in bars being forced out of business, especially in villages where they are still a main gathering place for the community.
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Rosekind has called for his former home, NHTSA, to be a gathering place for the industry to talk and work together on safety, just as the FAA is for the aviation industry.
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For the Huna Tlingit people, indigenous inhabitants of the area, the community gathering place will be the first in over 250 years, when their villages were wiped out by an advancing glacier.
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During its run from 2002 to 2018, the old museum became a popular gathering place for authors and speakers on spying, but some of the displays came across as slick and superficial.
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He suspected that recent dry conditions might reveal evidence that a henge — a man-made enclosure from thousands of years ago thought to serve as a gathering place — had once been there.
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" Penn National Gaming: "The problem is that any place that is a gathering place, even as good as Penn National Gaming, which does not have China [exposure] ... is going to be suspect.
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Goldman Sachs is ditching its quiet and imposing executive offices high in its corporate headquarters in favor of an open floor plan configuration just one level above a busy employee gathering place.
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The inn is in the Hamlet, a historic district with the library; the 19th-century Conant Hall, a former church now used as a gathering place; and a cluster of vintage homes.
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The offerings include summer activities, a church that provides "spirit communication" as part of the Sunday services and a gathering place for practicing mediums, believers and sometimes people who are just plain curious.
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The line of dialogue popped up in the game's intro cutscene and eventually became a viral hit on the Something Awful message board, a pre-social media gathering place for the early internet.
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Cabaldon asked his teammates: In a world where people can increasingly get everything delivered to their doorstep, how do you get people out of their houses and preserve downtown as a gathering place?
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Assembled into a temple-like structure that visitors can walk through, it is a prototype for a larger edifice that will function as a cultural center and gathering place in South Los Angeles.
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Then Newsom launched the Balboa Café, which became a gathering place for the city's young heirs, scions of families like the Fishers and the Pritzkers, who in turn became his early political patrons.
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Taprooms are breweries' on-site spaces for serving beer, transforming the brewery from merely a factory to a gathering place — and it's the taproom that's largely responsible for bringing kids to the bar.
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The organization has slimmed down and cut back on its education programming, but the Jazz Market remains a critical gathering place in Central City, and the orchestra is more tightly bonded than before.
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Like Steve Jobs, he firmly believed that collaboration happened best when people got together in the flesh, and he turned his San Francisco apartment into a gathering place he called the Jam Pad.
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Over the past six months, an unsanctioned shelter under a towering construction site in the heart of Sydney's central business district has become a gathering place for the homeless and the working poor.
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As many of you know, the Sky Lobby was specifically designed to be the hub of this office, creating a gathering place to connect all our businesses in an open and collegial atmosphere.
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Early on in my journalism career, pretransition pictures of myself with my young children were posted and mocked on the "GenderCritical" subreddit, a gathering place for self-proclaimed feminists who oppose trans rights.
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"As our first location to open in Provo, we are thrilled to become a part of the neighborhood and serve as a gathering place for citizens of the community," Starbucks said in a statement.
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Toni Maciel said the Tequila KC bar has a reputation as a gathering place for the community, and it was always a safe and welcoming place to adults from their 20s to their 60s.
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"He cared so much about what this business provided to Adel — it was a gathering place, it was a place for family fun, and he was describing his dream of someday owning that," Mrs.
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It soon became a favorite gathering place for the Beat generation and by the 33s, musicians like Jim Morrison and his band, the Doors, had solidified and proven that Venice has a bohemian paradise.
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Known for its sprawling resorts and casinos, Las Vegas once a year becomes the gathering place for tens of thousands of cybersecurity enthusiasts who attend DEF CON and the preceding corporate Black Hat conference.
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At the center of Lodge 49 is the lodge of the title, a gathering place for members of the fraternal order (think the Masons but with fewer ancient conspiracy theories) known as the Lynx.
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"I have been here for 27 years, and I am not going anywhere," Mr. Roa said, in between strategy sessions at Casa Michoacán, a gathering place in Chicago where immigrants planned moves to resist.
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" Lo said Eaton has the potential to foster a "modern-day counter-culture movement," and be a "gathering place for people who need a home, especially radical and progressive thinkers and activists and creatives.
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After last year's protests, and their subsequent violent crackdown by security forces, the government prohibited communal activities because meetings were seen as a threat to public order and a potential gathering place for dissidents.
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The idea of decentralization harks back to the basic design and ideals of the internet, which was supposed to be a global gathering place where everyone was welcome and no one was in charge.
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Though the state is dotted with Indian place names, like Ho-Ho-Kus, Lake Acquackanonk and Mahwah, or "gathering place" in the Lenape language, the state's tribes spent years in limbo starting in 2012.
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Rounding out the group is 21892 East 220th Street, a seven-story building rising on the site of a structure whose rooms once served as a gathering place for medical residents, according to Mr. Dolan.
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"The eternal sameness of the third place overshadows the variations in its outward appearance and seems unaffected by the wide differences in cultural attitudes toward the typical gathering place of informal public life," Oldenburg wrote.
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ONE recent Sunday, about 40 people turned up at their regular gathering place, a community centre in Seattle, and soon found themselves pondering an ethical dilemma: would it ever be right to punch a Nazi?
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Colorado Springs, home to several large military bases and the U.S. Air Force Academy, is also surrounded by outposts of aerospace companies like Lockheed Martin and has become a gathering place for the space industry.
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"I wanted to make this the town square," he said — a gathering place that could function as a social bazaar, which sounds like an old-fashioned way for people to connect in the internet age.
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It's a small paved area sometimes used as a fairground, but it serves one of the core purposes of a town square: providing a gathering place, especially during the city's most famous event, Art Basel.
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But on the previous evening the original gathering place for that stream had been filled by tanks and soldiers, so people massed about a half mile northeast, outside the headquarters of the Democratic Action Party.
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Between the lines: Players grew frustrated with Fortnite over the past several months when the game drifted away from its roots as a pseudo-social gathering place and began catering to a more competitive audience.
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In Noida, a satellite city of New Delhi, hundreds of unshaven men in rumpled clothing stood recently at a three-way intersection called Khoda Labor Chowk that is a gathering place for people seeking work.
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As a vibrant public gathering place for all manner of activists, minorities, and enemies of the state, those who speak out on Twitter worry with good reason about the company's interest in building robust privacy tools.
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Her house in Edison, New Jersey was a community gathering place for kids to do homework, eat, or show off a report card, while adults gossiped, braided hair, or introduced the house to a newborn baby.
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The Facebook-owned social media network had previously declined to block the #VaccinesKill hashtag, a popular gathering place for anti-vaccine activists on Instagram, arguing that the phrase "vaccines kill" did not count as medical misinformation.
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The app, which grew out of claims of anti-conservative bias by Facebook and Twitter, is a popular gathering place for alt-right activists and white nationalists whose views are unwelcome on other social media platforms.
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Greenwich Village Waterfront The waterfront at the end of Christopher Street has been an important gathering place for L.G.B.T.Q. people for over a century: a place where they could socialize, look for love and politically organize.
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One spring morning, a group of young men in bouffant hairdos and burgundy and bright green three-piece suits hung out in Qishleh Gardens near Mutanabi Street, the historic gathering place of Baghdad's poets and intellectuals.
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The perpetual hint of defiance that permeates a crowd like this was even more on display given that the hotel had been a regular gathering place for many of the figures involved in the impeachment proceedings.
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Some years after the war, Gloucester spent a reported $3 million in today's dollars to buy the elegant building that housed the Hamilton Club, an elite gathering place, at Remsen and Clinton Streets in Brooklyn Heights.
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Last October he opened the pub, a cozy spot in West Sayville, hoping to create a neighborhood gathering place where locals could come in from the cold for a warm drink and a bowl of oyster chowder.
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READ MORE: Canadian start-up sells bottled air to China Exhibit pulled In January, Zou shared his photo gallery and statistics released at Swan Port, a non-profit café known as a gathering place for environmental activists.
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Worakate, a guide dressed in white, explains that followers of the Theravada school of Buddhism—dominant in Thailand and elsewhere in South-East Asia—have never had a gathering place as large as Mecca or the Vatican.
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Gene Cavallero Jr., who took over his father's fabled Manhattan restaurant, the Colony, and maintained it as a gilt-edged gathering place for the social elite and the international jet set, died on June 4 in Phoenix.
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It once was a gathering place for the black community that lived, thanks to segregation, south of Nantucket Town, and it was also open to escaped slaves, Native Americans, Quakers, and educators and abolitionists of any race.
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The oppressive Oklahoma heat defined water as a park priority and pushed Mr. Van Valkenburgh toward his thorniest task: connecting Gathering Place to the Arkansas River by extending the park in two places over a busy roadway.
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It served as a gathering place for vigils for the recent Orlando shooting and a hub for this past weekend's NYC Pride parade, which NPS participated in with a bus emblazoned with a photograph of the inn.
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Since opening in 1874, the hotel has been a gathering place, cultural center and temporary home for jockeys, horse owners, trainers and journalists attending the Belmont Stakes, the third and final race in the Triple Crown series.
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Built partly to preserve the sightlines on campus and minimize water and waste runoff, the gathering place hosts the Verona high school's annual graduation ceremony as well as Epic's monthly staff meetings, at which attendance is required.
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But the city is planning to hold a vigil for him on Saturday just the same, in an amphitheater that Major Taylor had expanded into a community gathering place that staged its first musical over the summer.
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As it grew, including the addition of a restaurant in 1994, Sugar Hill garnered a reputation as a community gathering place and served as a meeting point for national political figures, including Jesse Jackson and Hillary Clinton.
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Marie Flaguel, a community liaison for the artists, said 5Pointz had become a community gathering place and a center for hip-hop culture that attracted artists, tourists, students from around the world and tour buses from Manhattan.
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Bucharest's Victory Square witnessed large street protests at the start of the year following attempts by the ruling Social Democrats to decriminalize some graft offences and has been a gathering place for largely peaceful protests ever since.
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The conference, called "Why Christian," had become a gathering place for people who had struggled to believe that they belonged in church — people of color, LGBT people, people who had been abused or harassed in their faith communities.
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The most critically-acclaimed episode of Rick and Morty's third season, "The Ricklantis Mix-Up ," takes place in the Citadel of Ricks, the gathering place of Ricks and Mortys from all the different parallel universes in the cosmos.
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These groups are easy to find, mostly free to access, and largely unpoliced by Telegram, which has become the go-to gathering place for bitcoin and "altcoin" traders to exchange news, tips, and, increasingly, to orchestrate cryptocurrency scams.
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However, only creative types need apply as the venue takes its commitment to the arts very earnestly and aspires to function as a gathering place for pacesetters in the fiercely competitive worlds of fashion, art, design and culture.
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Johnny Nicholson, whose tiny Midtown Manhattan restaurant, the Café Nicholson, served as a gathering place for the artists and celebrities known as "the New Bohemians" in the 259s and '60s, died on Thursday at his home in Manhattan.
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He finally moved to Harlem in 2002 to begin establishing the kind of restaurant he could build as a gathering place for the community and not just a destination restaurant for visitors from downtown (or out of town).
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Big City On a blustery afternoon this past week, the Atrium, a gathering place at LaGuardia Community College, arguably the most ethnically diverse college in the most ethnically diverse quarter of the world — western Queens — seemed especially worn.
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And after some lean years, the club is back to being a vibrant gathering place, with a new clubhouse, 3,500 members, a busy gym, four indoor hard courts and outdoor courts of green clay, hard and artificial grass.
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Have vision Thinking about how they wanted to use the space — as a gathering place, a family home, a community they could grow with — Bohutinsky and her husband began to see that this house could be a home.
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I propose that it stay as a gathering place for all of us, especially those who never gather: the shouters, the chain smokers, the lotto-card scrapers and stressed-out cursers who've rumbled across it for 78 years.
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The result is a Twitter account that, beyond its purpose as a marketing tool, doubles as a digital gathering place for fans of Percy Jackson, the demigod protagonist of the musical and Rick Riordan's best-selling children's series.
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It remains to be seen how much interest there actually is in the concept of a store as a gathering place or luxury experience, but the trend suggests that stores are here to stay in one form or another.
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Basel-based BIS, owned by around 60 central banks, is a gathering place for the world's top monetary policymakers and its board includes top officials from the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan and the ECB, among others.
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This month, the Taliban planted a bomb that killed him as he conducted a discussion about the Prophet Muhammad's traditions, and his grave, at a corner of the seminary grounds, has become a gathering place for prayer and grief.
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As a potential solution, they provided examples of architecture that helps strengthen community — specifically, the Moroccan riad, an interior courtyard that joins disparate areas of a single dwelling, or fills in spaces between structures with a communal gathering place.
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It came to the outlet's attention through the story of Andrea Downing, a moderator for a closed group that provides a gathering place for women who have a particular gene mutation (BRCA) that puts them at higher risk of breast cancer.
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On Monday, the street running into Tahrir Square, Baghdad's main gathering place and the entryway to a bridge leading to the Green Zone, was packed with people, food carts and trucks blasting music, as well as protesters beating a traditional drum.
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Although a wide range of topics are discussed on the forum, the site has become a gathering place for far-right extremists and neo-Nazis due to the site's lax content policies and refusal to remove extremist content and violent rhetoric.
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In another set, a bed with a cheetah-print headboard revives the "Sprinkle Salon" (1980–1994), an apartment that performance artist and sex work activist Annie Sprinkle used as a gathering place for porn production, sex work advocacy, and piercing parties.
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The Gathering Place evolved from a more modest proposal to build small sites along the river between the city and the Tulsa county suburbs with public funds matched by private donations, a prospect that was defeated by county voters in 2007.
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Part of Panera's success today lies in its recent aggressive reach for customers on the go (and on their phones) in the suburbs (with drive-thrus) and in larger cities — a move away from its quaint suburban-gathering-place image.
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"This is going to be an iconic gathering place for the entire community — pro gamers, amateur competitors, and people that just want to have a blast with their friends," said John Fazio, the company's founder and CEO in a news release.
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The other Pillars page, run by Orloff, is an administrator on Facebook's star community group, the 230,245-member health care provider gathering place called Show Me Your Stethoscope, which Facebook used as an example of "leaders inspiring change" in an October press release.
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Just as Mac user groups and bulletin boards were a key part of Apple's community in the mid-1980s, in the late '90s and early 2000s, the Mac web was a gathering place for the tiny minority of people who loved Apple's stuff.
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Until about six months ago, he had been a regular customer at Sardi's restaurant, the caricature-bedecked gathering place for celebrities and starry-eyed tourists in the theater district, for some 23 years — beginning in 21972, just six years after it opened.
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Two years later, it is just what I'd hoped it would be: a home base in summer for my husband and three boys, a gathering place for family and friends, and a quiet space for me to write in in the off-season.
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"The thing that I hate, I even hate the term, is the 'meet and greet,'" said Mr. Solveig, a French D.J. who hosted a cocktail party in the hotel's "Extreme Wow" suite, which was used as a gathering place during the festival.
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He grew up in a series of group homes without anyone ever telling him the truth — until he was introduced to long-lost relatives here in a Melbourne suburb that's long been a gathering place for the people of Australia's First Nations.
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During his tenure at PS13, one of the largest art institutions in the United States dedicated to contemporary art, Mr. Biesenbach championed emerging artists made the institution a gathering place for multidisciplinary programs and expanded the board to 21 members from 22009.
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M is a venue for discovering great new music precisely because it embraces this understanding of the city as a gathering place for ideas, and it presents music from all over Canada and the world—although mostly Quebec itself—with an open mind.
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Six native artists paired up with six local interior designers to create the individually decorated rooms that might include the legend of the raven covering one wall, or evoke a community gathering place known as a long house through abstract aboriginal motifs of animals.
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A harbor isn't just any waterfront location, after all; it's a gathering place for sailors, fishermen and boating families — salty types who like to spend their days reveling in the sun and spray, and like to celebrate afterward with a hearty meal and cold beer.
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In an interview he recalled his experiences reading his poetry at the Schomburg, and said that he wanted to improve access to the more than 10 million items in its non-circulating collection, while also emphasizing its role as a cultural center and gathering place.
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On the morning of January 26, almost exactly 72 years after allied forces liberated the notorious Nazi death camp at Auschwitz, Michael Dewitz climbed off his bicycle near Turlington Plaza, a popular gathering place for students on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville.
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It began in 1916 at the Cabaret Voltaire, a nightclub in Zurich that became a gathering place for artists and writers, some who had fled from countries immersed in World War I. After the war, as the artists returned to their homelands, Dada spread.
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Those discoveries came as Anthony Murphy, an author and photographer in Ireland, said he had discovered a previously unknown, 5,000-year-old henge, or gathering place, in the Bru na Boinne archaeological landscape, a Unesco World Heritage Site about 30 miles north of Dublin.
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But lately, as with most any gathering place around here since late January — the checkout line, the liquor store, the park nearby where losing lottery numbers are pressed into the mulch — patrons have found occasion to project their angst outward, second-guessing a November wager.
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The strike took place on March 16, two days after Pentagon officials said the military first received intelligence indicating that Qaeda members planned to use the partly constructed community meeting hall as a gathering place and as a location to educate and indoctrinate fighters.
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"But let me tell you, I don't think Tennesseans are going to be the state that hands the US Senate to the Democrats," Blackburn said last week while visiting the Dixie Cafe, a popular gathering place in this small town 6 miles from the Kentucky border.
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Despite the hedonistic perversity and orgiastic corporate-ness of it all, every year Coachella parties make my spirit climax, as no other gathering place fulfills my deepest desires to live in a free, conscious, and hyper-branded universe—an ephemeral paradise built to withstand the wild.
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For the couple's first look — just before they said their "I dos" in a sweet ceremony at The Gathering Place — Heidi enlisted the help of her older brother, Eric Dodds, to slip into a wedding dress, stand in her place, and surprise her unsuspecting husband-to-be.
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Lady Dawn Russell lives a life any Downton Abbey fanatic would dream of: an American who married English aristocrat Lord James Russell, she counts Woburn Abbey as a family gathering place and incredible "playground" for their sons, 5-year-old Alexander and 18403-year-old Leo.
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For you and everyone around you, the game is an open-air gathering place, a chance to steam and scream and worry about nothing except the other team's menacing D. To the security officials responsible for your safety, it is a constant source of worst-case-scenario planning.
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On two occasions, we rented one of their cozy cottages, first at Polesden Lacy, a Downton Abbey-like Edwardian estate in Surrey, and then Cliveden, once the home of Waldorf and Nancy Astor and the social gathering place for the British elite for much of the 20th century.
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It has already become a popular public gathering place for concerts, its smooth, curving rose-and-white granite shell rising out of a valley just down the hill from the glorious Basilica di Santa Maria di Collemaggio, built more than 21960 years ago of the same local stone.
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The privacy issue comes at a time when Facebook is trying to re-position itself as a gathering place for friends, family and those with common problems and interests, in an effort to shake off negative connections to malicious online trolls, political rancor and alleged widespread violations of privacy.
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So much so that their quiet home erupts into a gathering place for the barbaric and morally deprived—with guests bouncing on her delicate kitchen counter, destroying her hardwood floors, making out in her own bedroom, invading her cherished personal space, and putting everything that matters to her in peril.
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"We have shown with our backs against the wall the kind of character and determination and verve and style that I think we can absolutely be proud of," Mr. Denton told a crowd that had assembled on the large staircase-cum-seating area that has become the company's default gathering place.
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If her show started out as a smart, quirky, kind-of-meandering news program focusing on Republican misdeeds in the Obama years, it has become, since the 503 election, the gathering place for a congregation of liberals hungering for an antidote to President Trump's nihilism and disregard for civic norms.
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Her mother, a preventive medicine specialist, is the vice chair of the executive health department at the Cleveland Clinic, and a founding member of the physician advisory board at the Gathering Place, which is based in Beachwood, Ohio, and provides programs and services to people with cancer and their families.
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She had been heckled and booed when dining out after becoming the face of some of President Trump's most hard-line immigration policies, like family separations, and her affinity for the hotel, a gathering place for the president's supporters, seemed like a sign that she felt safer on the inside.
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The hotel does no advertising outside Mr. Johnson's website, yet it has become an impromptu gathering place, particularly during the peak season, of filmmakers, fashion designers, journalists, Silicon Valley tech executives and New York bankers, their spouses, and children, as well as a sprinkling of European families who somehow heard about the place.
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The opening of the Hi-Hat bar provides an instant gathering place for the entire cast of characters — prostitutes and pimps, gangsters and corrupt cops, and perhaps some of the bar's former clientele, provided they can take their daiquiris without umbrellas — and positions the Martino brothers as the leaders of their illicit community.
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Powered by global immigration and the borderless procrastination magnet of social media, the Facebook group has become a gathering place for laughs and reflection on the complicated experience of first generation Asian immigrants who have grown up reconciling the expectations of their heritage and the identity of the country they call home.
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The Biden Foundation also became a gathering place for Mr. Biden's longtime allies and political advisers in advance of a likely presidential campaign, with a board chaired by his former chief of staff, Ted Kaufman, and an executive director, Louisa Terrell, with deep experience on Capitol Hill and in the Obama administration.
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Eaton is a hospitality company that leans firmly, and unapologetically, to the left; Ms. Lo, 36, hopes the D.C. location will be a gathering place for liberals who feel displaced by President Trump, and that it could even serve as a retort of sorts to his own hotel, half a mile away.
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Another landmark is the 150-year-old White Hart Inn, the town's best-known gathering place, which was closed for several years but reopened in 2014 after it was bought by a group of investors, including the writer Malcolm Gladwell, the chef Annie Wayte and Meredith Rollins, the editor in chief of Redbook.
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Though Tupelo is perhaps best known as the birthplace of Elvis Presley, its historical markers identify the site of the Woolworth lunch counter where protests occurred, the Spring Hill Missionary Baptist Church, which served as a gathering place for Civil Rights activists, and the 1964 March of Discontent over voter registration and minority hiring.
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On Instagram, Seeing Between the (Gender) Lines Jenna Wortham reports that social media has been a boon to nonbinary folks: Her research found that social media is a gathering place for discussing the logistics of gender — providing advice, reassurance and emotional support, as well as soliciting feedback about everything from voice modulation to hairstyles.
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As one of the biggest and longest-running techno spectacles in the world, Time Warp in Mannheim is a prime gathering place for this particular strain of rave-chasing tourists, who have been making annual pilgrimages to the mid-sized city in Southwest Germany since the festival landed there for its second edition in 1995.
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President Trump is being sued by the governments of Washington DC and Maryland on claims that his continued interest in the Trump International Hotel, which has become a gathering place for foreign governments with business before the administration, puts him in violation of a constitutional clause banning presidents from accepting gifts from foreign governments.
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A couple of days before, when we were staying in Kars, a city made famous by the Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk's evocative novel "Snow," but also known for czarist-era Russian buildings and its version of Gruyère cheese, we stopped by a local tearoom, known as a gathering place for bards from all over Turkey.
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In this truly inspiring video, we learn that the actual inspiration behind this specific cup was not ease of transport, but rather to ensure that, were this cup to be thrown at a sporting event or some other large gathering place, science would ensure that the liquid would be completely emptied before the cup landed at it's intended destination.
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In only a year, Gaskins has become a gathering place for locals and residents — it's not uncommon for neighboring business owners, many of whom are also new arrivals, to describe their location in terms of proximity ("around the corner" or "across the street") to the restaurant's Church Street address — and has attracted out-of-town foodies to the area.
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If you wanted to trace the roots of the country's shift from a kind of big-picture progressivism to more individualistic conservatism, well, you could do a lot worse than looking at the shift from neighborhood gathering place to individual home, from men play-acting at being members of a weird, mystical order in a local lodge to turning their houses into fortresses.
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Stormfront—a hateful online forum of neo-Nazi content boasting "White Pride, Worldwide" in its slogan, was established by a former member of the Ku Klux Klan in 1995—has in the past been seen as a gathering place for domestic terrorists, with its users once linked to over 100 murders according to a 2014 report by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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John Giorno, who turned to the world of art and the mechanisms of mass media to shake poetry loose from the page and embed it more deeply in the fabric of everyday life, died on Friday at his home in Lower Manhattan in a building that he had made into a gathering place for practically everyone from the avant-garde of his time.
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He formed his own group, the Story Tellers, and performed with Experimental Ensemble, led by the pianist Muhal Richard Abrams, who would also become a founder of the A.A.C.M. In 1967, he started the Affro-Arts Theater, a short-lived but influential gathering place that hosted speeches, conferences and concerts, as well as classes in foreign languages, music, health and history.
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But Mr. Klein had long nurtured a dream of recreating in Los Angeles a members-only gathering place on the order of Annabel's, a London nightclub founded in 1963 in what had been a coal cellar by the aristocratic British entrepreneur Mark Birley and distinguished by a clientele that, over the years, included royals and Frank Sinatra, Aristotle Onassis and Kate Moss.
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Even if her empowering feminist gathering place is a dinner party and not a comments section, she really is Just Like Us. But the Toast's leadership suggests this isn't merely next-level microtargeting and that Clinton actually is just a big fan: "It seems her people show her Two Monks or what-have-you on long campaign days," Cliffe wrote in her introduction to Clinton's piece.
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Since its founding in 2012 by the late artist Noah Davis and his wife, sculptor Karon Davis, the Underground Museum has been not only a place to see museum-quality exhibitions (made possible through their partnership with the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles), but also a gathering place, where communities of color are just as prominent if not more so, than the too-often predominantly white museum-going crowd.
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This was a guy who sat next to me on my mattress—very unfortunately for me, my mattress on the floor became a kind of gathering place for the lower rungs of the social ladder at 5C, especially for playing cards—and once accused me of cheating at hearts when in fact I had just missed a card in my hand that I was supposed to lay down.
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Since the early 1960s, he has made, in a range of materials, spare, geometric forms; Dada-like objects; ephemeral works; land art; environments with sound systems that play scripted narratives; proto-selfies; dramatic pastel pictures with elaborate sculpted frames; performance art; and, not too long ago, a glass "Labyrinth" on the grounds of the Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City, Mo., that has become a popular gathering place.
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Artists in the collective work on their pieces at a covered gathering place outside town, using a multistage, long-distance process familiar to established artists who rely on fabricators: They make original figures from river mud, scooped from a tributary of the Congo; the pieces are 3-D scanned and the data is sent to Amsterdam, where the figures are cast in unsweetened chocolate, made by a French-Belgian company from African cacao beans.
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