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An open area between the bedrooms serves as a TV room.
You arranged your TV room so you can sit around in comfort.
Kharey Wise was beaten up in the TV room at Rikers Island.
Go to the TV room, where he watches golf and takes naps.
Hackers getting active I'm sitting in a TV room at a JNU hostel.
Upstairs is a TV room and four bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.
Let's talk about the black and white drawing outside of your TV room.
One thing is certain: "Poor People's TV Room" is full of them. video
They may as well be in their own TV room, they're so uninhibited.
For those lucky enough to have one, the TV ROOM is where it's kept.
The loft, TV room and mill room have broad windows with views of the gardens.
Downstairs was a TV room, a kitchen, some hallways and the exit—locked, of course.
Between the house and the patio, there's another TV room with a 110-inch screen.
Okwui Okpokwasili's "Poor People's TV Room" is as dense and delicate as a centuries-old tapestry.
Through the great room, you pass through a TV room on your way to the bedroom area.
"Many prisoners roll the TV room like it's their fiefdom, gambling and yelling and hustling," he said.
If, however, you want to find Babcock during the Olympics you might well start in the TV room.
I have a painting' just a piece of plywood' that I did in Detroit for my new TV room.
There was also a TV room and a DVD library, and we would watch Friends, Prison Break, other shows.
They all come inside and promptly fall asleep while I do my 30-minute HIIT workout in the TV room.
Pop into the "TV Room" for ongoing screenings, featuring films by Agnes Varda, Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, Martine Syms, and others.
The ground floor also has a room currently used as a library and study, a TV room and two half-bathrooms.
One small bedroom was turned into a walk-in closet, study and TV room, while the other remained a sleeping space.
They often end up spending evenings in the TV room, Paperny said, where fights break out and misunderstandings are more common.
We sat with them while they ate their tea and then left them to a Disneython in the children's TV room.
The only thing more annoying than someone taking over the TV room with a show you hate blasting on full volume?
The name makes sense -- it has 3 bedrooms, spa/sauna, gourmet kitchen and a swagged out TV room ... plus killer ocean views.
She displays them on a shelf in the TV room where guests rarely go, and her family can marvel at them, privately.
"I'll get the popcorn," she called out to him, as she headed to the TV room, with snacks, beer, and her laptop.
At one point, she and the younger folk repair to the TV room while Michael kicks the crap out of an employee.
The lie, in this case, was small: Moses claims Mia and he disagreed on who had shut the curtains in the TV room.
There's a gorgeous, airy, wood-paneled TV room where surfers chill out, watching video feeds from the wave pool and charging their phones.
The woman hurried toward the source of the noise and found her 57-year-old husband on the floor of his TV room.
Inside, you'll find a great hall/dining room (shown below), a massive dining room, a cozy TV room, and a lot of outdated wallpaper.
So it stands to reason that a dog could also use its limited cunning to make your TV room into a giant Dutch oven.
In the home theater, which was different from the TV room I'd found, people packed in to preview a new trailer for the 2pac biopic.
Her account places the scene of the assault in the TV room of the home, not the attic crawl space where Dylan claims it occurred.
A TV room has an ankle shackle hook beneath the bench, and an arrow on the floor indicating the direction of Mecca, for prayer purposes.
There is a separate TV room and office on the ground floor, as well as a space the current owner uses as a fitness room.
"I really don't know what time it was, but somebody in the TV room finally saw me floundering and came to help," my mom said.
The system even connects to smartphones and laptops via Bluetooth, so you can listen to your favorite music or podcasts in your TV room with ease.
Her day started out with daily yoga sessions (the prison held two classes each morning in the TV room), then different workouts depending on the season.
The TV room opens up into the "boardroom," where, in place of whiteboards and endlessly irritating teleconference systems, there are more than three dozen FireWire surfboards.
The plans show the Pope home completed with 10 bathrooms, an exercise room, a TV room, an array of bedrooms, two dressing rooms and two kitchens.
Located in the basement of a three-story residence that houses 20 people, the TV room is crowded; disparate conversations come together and splinter off again.
"We retired to the comfy couches in the TV room with our after-dinner beverages and our kale popsicles that we pretend to like," Ms. Bell said.
Now, with "Poor People's TV Room" (at New York Live Arts, April 19-22 and April 26-29), Okpokwasili turns her attention to history and women's bodies.
To the left of the entrance are the kitchen, a two-car garage, a TV room and a full bathroom with a shower and a Turkish sauna.
The apartment where Álvaro met with Humala now belongs solely to Patricia Llosa, who has dismantled Vargas Llosa's office and is turning it into a TV room.
As my daughter Sandra helped me pack, we rolled up the TV room rug and discovered a collection of declassified C.I.A. maps that Henry had stashed there.
Created with the visual designer and director Peter Born, "Poor People's TV Room" is blanketed in such gleaming darkness that the stage takes on a painterly quality.
The second level includes a master bedroom with a fireplace, a TV room, a small sitting room and a pair of bathrooms separated by a walk-through shower.
The largest upstairs bedroom has high ceilings and a loft, which could be used for sleeping, as a TV room, or as a children's play area, Mr. Frontini said.
"What is going on?" he asked, again, as I screamed my throat raw with an enormous, unending "FUUUUUUUUCK," pacing back and forth between the kitchen and the TV room.
She settled in, and the nurses left to go about their work, pausing periodically in a TV room nearby, where the Brazil versus U.S.S.R. match was about to begin.
"Placing a bed against a wall that connects to a noisy living space on the other side like a kitchen or TV room can cause trouble sleeping," Meshberg told Insider.
"Poor People's TV Room" is most rooted in its pure-movement sections, as when Ms. Dumakude and Nehemoyia Young, often paired, shuffle forward in parallel steps that hiccup in time.
My office (and TV room) have very little to keep my 9-month-old daughter occupied, and anything she might be into is probably an expensive electronic that's better left untouched.
Between the ground floor and second story is a TV room with high ceilings and glass doors that open onto a large terrace, with stairs leading down to the kitchen patio.
The second level, with exposed wood beams and built-in cabinetry, is made up of a library/TV room and an en-suite bedroom, separated by a wall of steel and glass.
A week before the Super Bowl, Eddie was sitting in a TV room in the federal prison where we're both inmates* watching SportsCenter with Monday's USA Today sports page in his hand.
To the right of the entrance hall, several steps lead down to a half bathroom with Italian marble walls and a rock-crystal sink, and to a combination TV room and office.
The studio for what is arguably the world's most successful online course is tucked into a corner of Barb and Phil Oakley's basement, a converted TV room that smells faintly of cat urine.
LONDON — Scott Bell and Jamie Murray Pullan were sitting in the TV room of their student dorm recently, watching one of England's most popular shows and pondering a pressing question of the moment.
Incorporating text, movement, and sound, "Poor People's TV Room" is part of the grand narrative about politics, the body, and place that Okpokwasili is building, gesture by gesture, whisper by whisper, brick by brick.
Ms. Okpokwasili — a writer, performer, choreographer and director — wraps up her two-year residency at Live Arts with the New York premiere of "Poor People's TV Room," a category-defying collaboration with her husband, Peter Born.
But in my mind, my supposedly contrarian essence, which gets me in trouble in my academic linguistics work as well, all traces to how I felt as my mother left that TV room for real that afternoon.
In addition to the pattern-mixing — jungle-inspired wallpaper next to retro curtains — the pair's TV room features a massive white couch, opting for a clean palette even while anticipating the wear and tear of a young family.
Classes were officially canceled, and any "sister" who didn't leave town was invited to hunker down in our TV room with her sleeping bag, where we munched popcorn and watched movies, secure in the safety of our numbers.
"Poor People's TV Room," the culmination of a two-year residency at New York Live Arts, draws connections between two events in Nigeria: the Women's War of 1929 and, 85 years later, Boko Haram's abduction of 300 girls.
It's the kind of book you want lying around in the TV room, welcoming kids to dip in and out or just flip through and familiarize themselves with some of the most famous works of art in history.
This quiet swirl of activity makes sense: In "Poor People's TV Room," the body and the mind are in communion, creating a trickle of motion that, from one action to the next, feels like a slowly cascading avalanche.
After her Bessie Award-winning "Bronx Gothic," a deeply personal solo about her adolescence in the Bronx, "TV Room" zooms out — and catapults us to a more mysterious place — to explore the mechanisms of memory and of being seen.
To the right of the hall is a den that could be used as a TV room or library; to the left is a formal dining room that opens to a chef's kitchen with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances.
We were in the TV room and my easy chair broke and I had to crawl underneath this dirty chair and next thing I know his head is next to mine, and we're looking at each other and we're smiling and there's love.
While that goes for all of her work as a choreographer, writer, performer and director, Ms. Okpokwasili, 44, was referring to her latest, "Poor People's TV Room," which begins a two-week run at New York Live Arts on Wednesday, April 19.
Parental guilt, largely dormant while we were on the shoot, began to kick in on the way back, but, when we got to the house, a short unfrantic search found Toby and Mia parked in front of a "Star Wars" film in the TV room.
Marilyn Manson: I'm doing OK I've made a sort of makeshift recovery hospital bed in my TV room so I don't have to walk too far on my crutches to the kitchen or the bathroom and I can watch movies or read books to a limited degree.
"We turned a screened-in porch on the first floor into our master closet, we added a back stairwell to go up to our master bedroom, and we knocked out a door from the master bedroom to what we turned into our master retreat/TV room, and our master bathroom is off the retreat," King Edmonds explains.
If your phone or laptop lags or connection lags in certain areas of the house or you see your 200 Mbps Internet service going down to a trickle in that new TV room with the 65 inch 4K screen, hit the pause button before upgrading your speed (and shelling out cash to your internet service provider).
Created by the brothers Mark and Jay Duplass ("Togetherness"), "Room 104" is the latest in a string of anthology series — from BET's new hip-hop collection, "Tales," to the Duplasses' own animated "Animals" on HBO — whose self-contained stories offer a refreshing breather from supersize TV. "Room 104" has something of the spirit of another anthology, HBO's "High Maintenance," about the various clients of a Brooklyn pot dealer.
By then, my head had already emerged — or so I imagine — but at 7.5 pounds and 18 inches, I had to really stretch to see into the TV room and watch the Doctor's feat, and as a result, I made it the rest of the way into the world (and immediately became a fan of Corinthians, the team for which he played.) Nobody heard me cry, because they were too busy celebrating.
When Kemp arrived, Emily Stratton, After The Impact's behavior analyst, gave him a tour: the sprawling kitchen, the four bedrooms and two bathrooms on the ground level (with two more bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs), the finished basement with a large fish tank, a gorgeous wooden bar installed by the previous owners which the therapists now use for role playing ordering non-alcoholic drinks, the pond in the backyard where people can fish, the TV room, and, of course, the three rescue dogs roaming the grounds.
The university has two student centers with TV room, newspapers room, indoor games room, facilities for board games, chess and Table Tennis tables.
This is a five stored building with 500 students capacity. There are many facilities available for the residential students like other public universities in Bangladesh such as a TV room, a reading room, a gymnasium and a canteen.
GGV is a non-residential institution. There are only three hostels at GGV, two for boys and one for girls. Hostels have facilities as vegetarian mess, gymnasium, play grounds, reading room, TV room etc. There is Internet Facility in Hostels.
He also did a spell of teaching - French this time - at Henry Thornton Grammar School in Clapham in 1954–5.The TV Room website Edmunds is best known as an ABC TV and Associated Rediffusion continuity announcer who later presented BBC Children's TV's Top of the Form, 1966 - 1967. He was a BBC TV newsreader from September 1968 until September 1973, and then again in October 1974 and between September 1979 and June 1981.The TV Room Plus Edmunds also presented the BBC's regional London TV magazine, Town and Around in 1968/1969 and BBC Radio 4's You and Yours in 1972.
The institute has hostel facilities for 787 students. There are two messes in the hostel campus, which are managed by the students. Newspapers and magazines are subscribed for the hostel library. Entertainment facilities include TV room, badminton room, and gymnasium, and outdoor and indoor games.
The apartment complex, fully air- conditioned, has 6 floors with a total of 210 lodgings. Offers a wide lobby with lifts, reception 24 hours, TV room, a café, a cozy bar and restaurant. As additional features offers a laundry service, parking and club and playground.
Each hostel has an air-conditioned TV room and one reading room. The campus has many canteens for students and staff. The campus also has a Gymnasium for men and women and grounds for cricket, tennis and basketball. It has also a swimming pool for students .
Robertson left Grampian when the station closed down its Aberdeen- based presentation department in 1998 and soon became an announcer for BBC1 and BBC2.The TV Room Plus - Grampian TV announcers' profiles She left the BBC in December 2003. Robertson is no longer working in television.
The Butler building acts as the main social building of the college and mainly contains the college bar and some other rooms such as the college offices, porters lodge and reception, in addition to the JCR, the MCR, TV room, college library lounge, IT suite, and study spaces.
Every hostel has a mess, a canteen, a juice centre, a stationery shop, a library, a TV room, a sports room (for indoor sports), and laundry facilities. The hostels are provided with 24-hour Internet facility. The boys hostels are single seated, i.e, every boarder gets a single room.
The boys and girls hostel is itself in the same building. The building has a gym with high end work out equipment. There is a TV room, a library with a variety of books, a computer room, a basketball court, cricket ground, football ground and a badminton court also.
Thames TV presenters' profiles – The TV Room Plus Ingrams left Thames when the station lost its franchise in December 1992 and worked at Anglia Television and British Sky Broadcasting for short periods before joining London News Radio (a short-lived replacement for LBC) as a presenter in 1994.
Clock idents are typically displayed as an analogue clock, although some broadcasters have experimented with digital clocks.The TV Room. Retrieved 21:50 GMT 22 January 2007. In particular, during the 1970s and 1980s, many ITV regions in the UK adopted digital clock designs, which are overlaid onto a colored card using CSO.
Ruffin has corridor-style hallways, two stairwells, a kitchen with an ice machine, vending machines, and a TV room/lounge with a piano. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, a sprinkler system and central air- conditioning. Ruffin is named after Thomas Ruffin (1787–1870) a North Carolina lawyer and judge.
Apart from living quarters for undergraduates, the buildings house dining facilities for the entire membership of the college and purpose- built spaces for tutorials, seminars, and other collegiate activities. Facilities include activity rooms, café, canteen, computer room, dining hall, fitness room, mini library and reading rooms, seminar rooms, society rooms and TV room.
The TV Room Plus - Spotlight: BBC Scotland announcers He left the corporation in 1988 and became a freelance for BBC North East and BBC West Yorkshire FM (now known as BBC Radio Leeds). In 1994, O'Hara became an audio describer for Audetel, a trial providing audio description of television programmes for blind and partially sighted viewers.In So Many Words: Language Transfer on the Screen, University of Surrey The trial was a success and led to the legislation of audio description for digital terrestrial television within the 1996 Broadcasting Act.The TV Room Plus - BBC Scotland announcers O'Hara was the managing editor of the Deluxe's audio description department,ITFC - Audio description working as an audio describer on television programmes and films until his retirement in 2016.
The institute has arrangements for residential students with separate girls' and three boys' hostels with the provision of 3- and 4-seater well-furnished rooms. A well-ventilated dining mess accommodates 100 people at a time. There is round the clock availability of electricity and water. Recreation facilities include indoor games, TV room, etc.
It houses 171 residents and four Resident Advisors. The rooms are arranged in a suite style with balcony access. There are study rooms, kitchens, ice machines, a laundry room, a TV room, lounges, a basketball court, and vending machines for the residents to enjoy. Teague is also where the Chinese Living-Learning Community is.
On June 29, 2020, Reiner died at the age of 98 in his home in the company of his family. According to his nephew, George Shapiro, Reiner fell while leaving his TV room at around 10:00 p.m. Pacific Time and lost consciousness. His cause of death was officially confirmed to be natural causes.
For leisure, residents have access to a games room (table football, wi-fi, video games, etc. .) and a TV room. In addition, the center has its own lingerie that makes equipment maintenance or kept personal and sports players twice a week. Has two stewards are available for internal trainings and lead to different schools of the city.
Facilities on offer within Connaught in addition to those at Montefiore halls include a large common room (larger than that at Glen Eyre), the largest ratio of space to number of residents within the University, computer room, library, music room, snooker room, a restaurant which provides part-catering for residents, gym, TV room, bar, BBQ area and laundry room.
It also features a TV room alongside the JCR; in addition to a study room, it also features a centrally timetabled seminar room known as the Machicado Suite and boardroom (Morton Colville Suite). The hall is located near the West entrance of the University, close to Broadgate Park. The current warden is Dr Stephen Greedy, from the Engineering faculty.
Before joining UTV, Porter briefly worked as a continuity announcer and director at BBC Northern Ireland.The TV Room Plus: UTV Announcers In 1998, she presented the first series of UTV Life (originally broadcast weekly on Sundays before becoming a weeknight show). Porter is currently one of two out-of-vision announcers at UTV, alongside Julian Simmons.
Originally there was a bell tower above the front door, of which only the base remains intact. A swan (as an emblem of the school) and a book are carved either side of the base. In 1976 the school was extended with three new open-plan classroom areas. One old schoolroom was converted into a studio and TV room.
The main part of the school is in the city Alès. The students' residence is around 2 km from the main campus. The residence offers individual rooms, double rooms or studios, furnished and equipped. There are also a laundry, a kitchen equipped, rooms for entertainment, a bar, an auditorium, and a TV room with campus wide internet access.
The campus covers on a hill in the suburbs, 40 km from the city center. There are some tourist attractions like Purander fort and Balaji Temple near the college .The college has hostels provided for the students and promised a wifi connection to be made available in time. The hostels have a common TV room, a reading room facilities.
One of the channel's idents introduced in 2003, depicting the BBC 2W logo box as a garage door. BBC 2W's original ident in 2001 was a bright green design with a stylised spinning cube that could transition directly into a programme menu.Idents (6) - Regional The TV Room In 2003, a new set of idents debuted featuring a number of live action sequences where a green BBC 2W logo box is integrated into the scene as a physical object (such as on a beer tap or painted on a garage door), whilst still ending up in the bottom right-hand corner location like the usual BBC Two idents.Idents (7) - Regional The TV Room However, from 18 February 2007, BBC 2W simply used the standard BBC Two idents with the 2W box.
This dormitory has 41 double rooms and 20 single rooms, 5 guest rooms. There are fewer residents than places due to bureaucratic reasons. Besides the rooms, the dormitory has two libraries, one auditorium, a big multiple-use room, a kitchen, a computer room and a TV room. Currently this dormitory is under the jurisdiction of the department of university community of the university.
Grimes Grimes Residence Hall Grimes residence hall, built in 1922, is located on Emerson Dr. Grimes is co-ed and hosts about 90 residents on four floors. Grimes has two stairwells, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room/lounge, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms and a sprinkler system and central air-conditioning.
Graham has corridor-style hallways, two stairwells, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, a recreation room, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms and central air-conditioning. Aycock and Graham residence halls are connected by lounges and a breezeway. Graham was named for John Washington Graham (1838–1928) of the Class of 1857.
There are also payphones on each wing, and one TV room within each wing. The Isle of Wight College provides education at Albany Prison. A range of courses are available including Basic and Key Skills, Art and Craft, Information Technology, Food Hygiene, Business Studies, as well as Open University Courses. There are also vocational training programmes in: Bricklaying, Painting and Decorating, Horticulture, Industrial Cleaning, Woodwork and Tailoring.
He has a collection in Wilson Library's Southern Historical Collection. Lewis Lewis Residence Hall Lewis residence hall, built in 1924, is located on Raleigh St. Lewis is co-ed and hosts about 95 residents on three floors. Lewis has corridor-style hallways, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, and central air- conditioning.
In that office, he began regular examinations of public water supplies, a sanitary engineering service, and programs for protecting children from epidemics. Everett Everett Residence Hall Everett residence hall, built in 1928, is located on Raleigh Street. Everett is co-ed and hosts about 95 residents on three floors. Everett has corridor-style hallways, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, and vending machines.
It was built in 1958 and is suite style with balcony access. The building is four stories tall, contains 241 male and female residents and four Resident Advisors. Avery's amenities include study rooms, kitchens, ice machines, a laundry room, a TV room, lounges, a basketball court and vending machines. Avery bears the name of William Waightstill Avery, the valedictorian of the class of 1837.
Hindu College's boys hostel is situated next to the sports complex of college. It has 119 rooms enclosing four lawns with rose beds and hedges (charbagh style). The hostel provides residential facilities to about two hundred undergraduate and postgraduate male students. A common room provides the residents recreational facilities such as Carrom-board, chess, and a separate TV room apart from the newspapers and magazines.
The 3rd and 4th floor lounges have full kitchen facilities (i.e., stove, fridge and microwave). The lower level houses the offices of the Campus Chaplains, a board room and a 160-seat cafeteria which opens onto a large patio. A TV room with amphitheatre seating, a games room equipped with ping pong and pool tables, as well as rooms for storage are also located on this level.
Opposite of the TV room is the billiard room; Elvis, an avid billiards player, bought the pool table in 1960 and had the walls and ceiling covered with 350–400 yards of pleated cotton fabric after the two basement rooms were remodeled in 1974. One corner of the pool table has a tear in the felt caused by one of Elvis' friends who attempted a trick shot that failed.
Carmichael has study rooms, kitchens, lounges, vending machines, ice machines a laundry room, recreation room and a TV room available to all residents. Carmichael also has a Ballroom, a large open meeting place and the "fishbowl," a smaller television lounge and meeting space, which are unique to this hall. The residence hall was renovated in the summer of 2008. Carmichael is named after Katherine Kennedy Carmichael, the first Dean of Women.
Koury Koury Residence Hall Koury Hall is part of the Manning East Community, located off of Manning Drive and placed near Ehringhaus. It is suite style with interior corridor access and was built in 2002. The coed population consists of 263 residents, including the seven Resident Advisers. Amenities include seminar rooms, study rooms, kitchens, ice machines, a laundry room, a TV room, lounges, a recreation room and vending machines.
Sheikh Hasina Hall This is also a five stored building with 500 students capacity only for the female students. There are many facilities available for the residential students like other public universities in Bangladesh such as- TV room, Reading room, gymnasium, Canteen. The hall has the facilities of photocopy, Print and laundry for the residential students. The students and the organising committee organise different game competition time to time.
The Neptune City Community Center offers a recreation center with a gym, game room, exercise room, computer room, TV room and a special occasion room.Home page, Neptune City Community Center. Accessed July 31, 2012. Neptune City has four parks: Memorial Park, located along the Shark River; Laird Avenue Park, the first playground built in Neptune City; Joe Freda Park, located on Third Avenue; and Adams Field, located on West Sylvania Avenue.
The hotel was built in 1970 and renovated in 2002, has nine floors and a total of 417 double rooms. It is fully air-conditioned and has a lobby with a reception area open 24 hours that offers a safe, currency exchange and cloakroom. It also has a bar, a café, a nightclub, a TV room and an air-conditioned restaurant. It also has a club and playground for children.
The building was renovated in 2008. It has nine floors and a total of 503 rooms, of which 48 are singles. It has a pool- bar, a lagoon and gardens, a large lobby and a reception area open 24 hours that offers a safe and money exchange. There is also a games room, a café, a cozy bar, a pub, an air-conditioned restaurant and a TV room.
Mr. Matty's TV room was above Aunt Batty's room. Aunt Batty is still unpacking from her move to her room when she sees her nephew crashing through her ceiling. Aunt Batty's stamp collection gets scattered all over the floor. Aunt Batty and her stamps join the group as it falls into the next apartment, knocking over a castle of toy blocks that Patty and Natty have been building.
The ranch had a state of the art women's artistic gymnastics facility as well as a dance room, medical room, office, rhythmic gym, trampoline and tumble gym and a sports acro gym. It also had athletes' and coaches' cabins, dining halls, meeting rooms, TV room and a cafeteria. The camp portion of the property was about . In 2001, the ranch, was designated by USA Gymnastics as the U.S. Women's National Gymnastics Training Center.
Old West is co-e and hosts about 70 residents on three floors. Old West has corridor-style hallways, an elevator, two stairwells, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, vending machines, and a laundry room. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, a sprinkler system and central air-conditioning. William Nichols, one of the first trained architects to work in North Carolina, designed the Old West dormitory.
Parker Parker Residence Hall Parker, located in the same named Parker Community, is a three- story building that was built in 1958. Its three floors hold a total of 167 residents, including three Resident Advisors. The residents have access to study rooms, kitchens, ice machines, a laundry room, a TV room, lounges and vending machines. It is named after John J. Parker who graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1907.
Ehringhaus Ehringhaus Residence Hall Ehringhaus, like Craige, was built in 1962 and is six stories in height and is the only building in its community. Its population is 640 students with thirteen Resident Advisors. This coed residence hall includes study rooms, kitchens, ice machines, a laundry room, a TV room, lounges, a recreation room and vending machines that are accessible by the residents. The hall is suite-style with outdoor corridor and balcony access.
The building itself was built in 2002 and is four stories with a population of 231 residents, including the seven resident advisors. It is a coed residence hall that is suite style with interior corridor access. Craige North boasts seminar rooms, study rooms, kitchens, ice machines, a laundry room, a TV room, lounges, a recreation room and vending machines for its residents' pleasure. Craige North is also home to the Spanish Living-Learning Community.
Thomas White Quad Built in 1972–1975, this is not actually a quadrangle, but an L-shaped building partially enclosing an area of garden. The upper floors are predominantly student residences, but ground floor contains communal facilities including the college bar, TV room, DVD room and JCR. Underground areas contain the Games Room and Erg Room for rowing. The Prestwich, Larkin and Graves rooms are multi-purpose and used for a variety of events.
Single and double rooms are available in DWU's on-campus student residence. There is a lounge and kitchen per single unit occupied by 10 ~ 13 people. In the lounge and kitchen, a refrigerator, electric rice cooker, gas oven, dining table and cooking utensils are available to use. Other convenience facilities include a communal laundromat, TV room to watch TV and VTR, physical training room, reading room and Internet room for information search.
When Ms. Mabel Hattie (called "Ms. Hattie" in this book; but "Ms. Mabel Hattie" in No More Water in the Tub!) finds Walter in her plate of spaghetti, she says that she did not expect her company for dinner (with a mouthful of meatballs). Walter and his bed continue to fall, along with Ms. Mabel Hattie and the spaghetti, into Mr. Matty's TV room where he is watching the dinosaurs on his television set.
Students in Collins Hall have the option of living in a single, double or triple room. Each room is equipped with a bed, dresser, desk, and closet and each student has access to a communal bathroom. The residence hall contains a living room, two pianos, a pool table, a TV room, a study lounge, a kitchen, and multiple vending machines. Collins Hall houses the Celebrate the Arts living learning community organized by the Residence Hall Association.
The TV Room Plus Jones joined 5 News in 1999 as a reporter, and became a relief presenter from 2005, mainly on Sundays. She was later promoted to Health Correspondent. In May 2014, Jones began the role of Health Editor at ITV News, taking over from Lawrence McGinty, who retired as Science and Medical Editor. As well as working on the main news bulletins on ITV, Jones also worked on current affairs programme Tonight and On Assignment.
In Bay's opening interview with the Boston media, he stated that his father was a die-hard Red Sox fan who had bought him a Red Sox onesie to wear when he was young. Bay believed it was still in his parents' basement along with his two childhood TV room posters of Red Sox greats Jim Rice and Carl Yastrzemski. On Thursday, July 2, 2009, Bay became a US citizen after a ceremony at Faneuil Hall in Boston.
The TV Room Plus - TSW announcers profiles On that same evening, Stirling closed the station for the last time alongside announcing colleague Ruth Langsford. Stirling continued his acting career, both on the stage and on television, including productions of The Caretaker, Entertaining Mr Sloane and Cabaret. For Westward, he starred in a two-handed play called High WaterIan Stirling, imdb.com and also appeared alongside Patrick Macnee in the one-off TSW drama Where There's A Will.
Alderman has study rooms, a kitchen with an ice machine, a laundry room, TV room, lounges, vending machines and a parlor on the first floor. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, a sprinkler system, and central air-conditioning. Alderman residence hall is named after Edwin A. Alderman (1861–1931), a graduate of the class of 1882. Alderman was president of the university from 1896 to 1900 and was known for his reputation as a public education reformer.
Old East Old East Residence Hall Old East residence hall, built in 1795, is located on Cameron Ave. Old East is co-ed and hosts about 70 residents on three floors. Old East has an elevator, two stairwells, corridor-style hallways, a kitchen with an ice machine, vending machines, a TV room/lounge and a library on the third floor. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms and a sprinkler system and central air-conditioning.
Winston Winston Residence Hall Winston residence hall, built in 1948, is located on South Rd. Winston is co-ed and hosts about 170 residents on four floors. Winston has corridor-style hallways, multiple stairwells, an elevator, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, and window air-conditioning units. Winston is named after George Tayloe Winston (1852–1932), former UNC president (1891–1896).
Craige Craige Residence Hall Craige is a six-story high rise suite-style residence hall with balcony access that was built in 1962. The total population of the residence hall is 636, coed, including 12 resident advisors. Due to its size it is the only building in its community. It has study rooms and kitchens on the second through sixth floors, ice machines and vending machines as well as a recreation room and a TV room.
Title "Condominiums" is not used in Pakistan rather they are called "Flats" for average style building while "Complexes" for sophisticated and larger buildings. Minimum floors for a building to be classified as "Flats" is four, with a requirement for having at least one elevator or lift for buildings upwards of four floors. Almost all have a separate room called the "Drawing Room", used for guest entertainment purposes. However, its use as TV room and dining room is common.
Wonka leads them into the TV room, much to Mike's delight. Wonka demonstrates Chocolate Television, which uses a machine to send chocolate bars to TV screens. Mike's obsession with electronics overcomes him and, despite his mother and Wonka's protests, he uses the machine to teleport himself into a television set. However, they cannot locate him on the usual channel, so Wonka calls for the Oompa Loompas to bring more screens to try to find him faster.
There are 2 hostels, Alaknanda and Bhagirathi, each with 32 rooms with attached bath, air-conditioned officers' lounge, TV room, Musicsystems, billiards room, squash courts basketball, lawn tennis and other outdoor games. Additionally, there is Mandakini Guest Houses with 20 ac rooms with tv and fridge for visitors as well and an International Hostel for the overseas trainees with 12 suites for senior officers and dignitaries. All of these hostels and guest houses have power backup, room attendants and solar water heater.
The TV room in the basement is where Elvis often watched three television sets at once, and was within close reach of a wet bar.Brad Olsen, Sacred Places North America: 108 Destinations, p.281. The TV room's west wall is painted with Elvis' 1970s logo of a lightning bolt and cloud with the initials TCB, for 'taking care of business in a flash'. The south wall has three built-in television sets, a stereo, and cabinets for Elvis' record collection.
Following his death in 1910, his widow presented the university with four hundred classical volumes from his library. Joyner Joyner Residence Hall Joyner residence hall, built in 1947, is located on Raleigh St. Joyner is co-ed and hosts about 170 residents on four floors. Joyner has corridor-style hallways, multiple stairwells, an elevator, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, vending machines, and a laundry room. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms and window air-conditioning units.
Sam Mason (born 1968) is a British radio and television presenter. Mason began her broadcasting career in the late 1980s as a continuity announcer for HTV West and presented the station's overnight strand Night Club (also broadcast on HTV Wales).The TV Room Plus - HTV West announcers' profiles She later progressed onto presenting HTV News bulletins and presenting various regional programmes including makeover show The House, local music contest First Cut, interior design series Living it Up! and topical debate programme Late & Live.
Today, the house still stands in its original location and continues to house the collegiate women of the Kappa Delta sorority at Washington State University. Fifty-eight to sixty women can live in the house at one time. There are seventeen rooms in the house and three bathrooms. The house consists of a formal with a nook, a large foyer, a dining room, a kitchen with a kitchenette, a guest room with a bathroom, a TV room, laundry room, and a sleeping porch.
Alma Cadzow is a former BBC radio and television continuity announcer. Having started her career with the BBC in London as a Studio Manager, Cadzow first announced for the Corporation as a BBC1 and BBC2 network announcer and also provided continuity for BBC Radio 3.The TV Room Plus - BBC Scotland announcers' profiles She also worked as a newsreader for Radios 1 & 2. Cadzow joined BBC Scotland as an announcer and transmission director in 1980 and became a favourite with viewers.
Originally built to be a hotel, the building consists of three floors and a basement. On the basement level is the kitchen, dining room, laundry room, Projector ("TV") room (and free pile), and the maintenance area. By the entrance on the first floor are the lizard lounge (a small recreational area created by combining two adjacent rooms, the study room, and the Mystery Room. All of the common areas (the lounges and the dining room) are front loaded near the entrance of the house.
John Duncanson is a former British television continuity announcer and presenter. Duncanson began his career in the early 1960s, announcing at ABC Television in Manchester and Birmingham, alongside the likes of David Hamilton and John Benson. During the 1970s, he was a regular announcer at Border Television in Carlisle.The TV Room Plus - Grampian TV' presenters profiles By 1980, Duncanson had joined Grampian Television (now STV North) as a reporter and chief anchor of the nightly news programme North Tonight, at first alongside Selina Scott.
This building comprises eight flats and the accommodation is arranged into six en-suite single study-bedrooms with a shared kitchen/diner. The facilities include a large social area, bar, TV room, computer room, a study, music practice and entertainment room, terrace area and launderette. The Hall is a five-minute walk from the main University sports ground and also shares sports facilities such as squash, tennis and croquet courts on the Stoke Bishop site. The Hall is within a five-minute walk of the Downs.
It consisted of angry phone comments about the previous night's television in the United Kingdom.TV Ark - BBC North Network Programmes (accessed 5 April 2009) Irving went on to present for various regional TV companies, including Central Weekend for ITV Central, Westcountry Focus for Westcountry Television, and also the Living satellite channel. In 1999, she presented the Cheating Hearts strand on Talk Radio (now called talkSPORT).The TV Room+ (accessed 14 March 2007) More recently, she has presented programmes on satellite channels, including the Travel Channel.
Kenan has study rooms, corridor-style hallways, a kitchen with an ice machine, a laundry room, a TV room, lounges, vending machines and a parlor on the first floor. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, a sprinkler system and central air-conditioning. Kenan is named after Mary Lily Kenan Flagler Bingham (1867–1917), the second wife of George Bingham Sr. and widow of Henry Flagler, both prominent benefactors of UNC. The Kenan-Flagler Business School is also named for Mary Kenan and Henry Flagler.
Manly Manly Residence Hall Manly residence hall, built in 1922, is located on the corner of Raleigh St. and Cameron Ave. Manly is all-female and hosts about 90 residents on four floors. Manly has corridor-style hallways, two stairwells, a kitchen with an ice machine, a laundry room, TV room/lounge, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, a sprinkler system and central air-conditioning. Manly is named after Charles Manly (1795–1871) and his brother, Matthias Manly (1801–1881).
Horton is in a suite style layout with interior corridor access. The building also as seminar rooms, study rooms, kitchens, ice machines, laundry rooms, a TV room, a recreation room and vending machines that all residents have access to. Named after George Moses Horton who was a slave in Chatham County who taught himself how to read and write. His master eventually permitted Horton to rent his own time and Horton made money by writing poems for university students who wanted to impress their lady friends.
The film illuminates some of the process of creating the work, includes clips of Okpokwasili answering questions from the audience when she toured the piece, and candid discussions with her husband about race, and features her parents and their reaction to her art.Glenn Kenny, Review: Okwui Okpokwasili's 'Bronx Gothic' From Stage to Screen, The New York Times, July 11, 2017. Cultural critic Hilton Als praised this piece in a 2017 review of Poor People's TV Room. The piece was commissioned by Danspace Project and Performance Space 122 in 2014.
The Hospital Universitario San Ignacio is the faculty's "home", itself residing in the 8th and 9th floors of such institution. Students, residents, interns and medical staff work alongside within the hospital; the many departments located within the hospital's 9 floors allow for students to carry out rounds with doctors on most common specialties, usually in small groups (almost always less than 10 students per doctor). Students also carry out night shifts. The student area is located in the 6th floor, with about 60 beds, lockers, a TV room and studying rooms.
There was a snack bar, no alcohol was served. There was a TV room, a ping-pong room, a small cinema for showing foreign-language films, and Friday evening dances to records. Just after World War II, some Club dances were held on the roof- garden of the Chester Close location, illuminated by coloured light bulbs. For a time, in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s, the Club organised trips abroad for members, and there were also visits to a social venue near Leatherhead, Surrey, known as Surrey Crest.
At Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1, China Airlines utilises the Skyteam alliance lounge, in which the carrier, alliance partner China Eastern Airlines, and Plaza Premium Lounge lead the designing, management, and operations. The 1,038 square meters lounge is located near Gate 5 and provides a total of 230 seats. Facilities include VIP room, lounge area, dining area with a hot and cold buffet of international cuisine, bar, business centre, TV room, yoga room, and shower rooms. Regarding connectivity, there are work stations, charging points for electronic devices, complimentary Wi-Fi access.
Entrance sign at Henderson Community College in Henderson, Kentucky The Hecht S. Lackey Administration Building (the original building) houses administrative and faculty offices as well as classrooms, conference rooms, an interactive TV room (for credit/non-credit instruction and videoconferencing), and administrative offices for the Murray State University satellite location. HCC is a regional campus location for Murray State University. Hecht Lackey was the mayor of Henderson and a supporter of the college when it was established. The Student Center houses the bookstore, grill, student lounge, indoor recreation facilities, a fitness center, and faculty offices.
In 1890 he accepted the presidency of Tulane and completed his career as president of the University of Virginia. McIver McIver Residence Hall McIver residence hall, built in 1939, is located on Raleigh St. McIver is co-ed and hosts about 100 residents on three floors. McIver has corridor-style hallways, two stairwells, an elevator, study rooms, a piano, a kitchen with an ice machine, a laundry room, a TV room, vending machines and a parlor on the first floor. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, a sprinkler system and central air-conditioning.
Stacy has corridor-style hallways, two stairwells, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, and central air-conditioning. Stacy is named for Marvin Hendrix Stacy (1887–1919), a UNC-Chapel Hill graduate of the Class of 1902. He also was a Professor of Mathematics, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Chairman of the Faculty of the University, and President of the University for a year before his death from the influenza pandemic.
Hinton James Hinton James Residence Hall Hinton James Residence Hall, the only building in the Hinton James Community is another of the ten story high rise residence halls and was built in 1967. It is suite style with balcony access and has a population of about 950 residents with 18 Resident Advisors. The building is coed and contains study rooms, kitchens, ice machines, laundry rooms, a TV room, lounges, a recreation room, a basketball court, and vending machines. The residents are primarily first-years, as the hall is located the furthest from North Campus.
Thomas appeared on UTV as a continuity announcer and newsreader between 1998 and 2007, mainly covering weekday and weekend shifts.UTV Today: UTV News Presenters ; accessed 15 June 2008The TV Room Plus: UTV Presenters ; accessed 15 June 2008 She returned to work for the UTV presentation department in 2008.UTV Today: UTV News Presenters ; accessed 28 December 2008 Thomas presented two documentaries with UTV mascots Barney and Busker in the early 2000s.BFI Film and TV Database - Filmography: Audra Cunningham; accessed 28 December 2008 She was also a regular weather presenter on UTV Live.
Students of the college are represented by the Robinson College Students' Association, or RCSA, headed by a President, with members of the college elected into positions on the RCSA committee every year. Politically, Robinson is generally seen as liberal. Robinson has supplied a large number of Green Officers to the Cambridge University Students' Union in recent years and in 2008 was judged the most environmentally friendly college in Cambridge. Like other colleges, Robinson provides its students with recreational facilities such as a JCR, MCR, TV room, art room, café and bar.
The Fondation Émile and Louise Deutsch de la Meurthe is the oldest house in the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris. Founded in 1925, it consists of six residential buildings and one central administrative building, which also houses a bell and clock tower. In total there are 393 beds for 341 rooms: 243 single rooms, 27 double rooms, 56 studios, 10 two-room apartments and 5 three-room apartments. Common spaces include 15 shared kitchens, a laundry room, a TV room, and game room with billiards and ping-pong.
Kennedy Thomson (4 April 1936 – May 1996) was a continuity announcer and presenter for Grampian Television. Thomson, a former speech and drama teacher, joined the Aberdeen-based station in 1970 and also read regional news bulletins (North News, North Headlines, Grampian Headlines) throughout the day.The TV Room - Grampian announcers' profiles He was also a presenter on various programmes for the station including schools programme Mathman (as the title character), Wonder Weekly, Wings & Things and the film magazine series The Electric Theatre Show. Thomson also presented a request show for Grampian Hospital Radio in Aberdeen.
Bob Christie is a former Scottish continuity announcer. Christie began his announcing career at Scottish Television before joining BBC Scotland during the mid-1970s as an announcer for the Radio 4 Scotland opt-out service (replaced in 1978 by BBC Radio Scotland) and BBC Scotland's television opt- outs. By 1977, Christie along with all other BBC Scotland announcers began to announce all evening and weekend afternoon television programmes.The TV Room Plus - Spotlight: BBC Scotland announcers Until 1988, Christie regularly appeared in-vision as a Scottish News/Reporting Scotland bulletin presenter.
A group performance involving seven female performers singing, speaking, and dancing, this work was staged in the underground magazine of Fort Jay at Governors Island in July 2016 as part of The River to River Festival.Christina Knight, "Okwui Okpokwasili: A Q&A; on Research and Performance", Thirteen. This performance included fragments of research on Nigerian history as it relates to women's bodies that were used to develop Poor People's TV Room. During the two-hour duration of the performance, the audience was permitted to move through the space of the military cavern, while the performers moved throughout the installation spaces.
The warden for many years was the sole surviving relative of Howard Carter (archaeologist), the discoverer of Tutankhamun's tomb and signed the death certificate (last seen on display at the 1992 British Museum's exhibit of Howard Carter's career before Tutankhamun). The Hall has a TV room, a common room, a games room, a music room, a study room, a bicycle shed and a small private garden usually open from 9a.m. till 10:30 p.m. The Hall also has a two laundry rooms (one in the Main House, one in the Annexe) and a number of small tea kitchens.
They also appeared as a cameo in Disney/Pixar's 2004 animated film The Incredibles, where the Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots appeared in Mr. Incredible's room. They are voiced by the film's director John Lasseter (Blue Bomber) and one of the co-directors Lee Unkrich (Red Rocker). These robots are also used in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory during the Oompa Loompas' musical number about Mike Teevee in the TV room at Willy Wonka's factory. They also appeared at the 72nd Academy Awards alongside the Toy Story cast presenting the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.
She soon moved to British Sky Broadcasting as a sports presenter.The TV Room+ (accessed 14 March 2007) In 2005, she appeared in the third series of the Channel 4 reality television show, The Games, where, as the oldest competitor, she finished 4th with particularly good performances in gymnastics and trampolining and good showings throughout, often just missing out on gold and silver placings by fractions.The Games returns to Sheffield (accessed 14 March 2007) She married the businessman (Hugh) Will Herrington in September 1995 in Haywards Heath. She has three children, Sean (born September 2001), and twins India and Amber (born February 2004).
Spencer Spencer Residence Hall Spencer residence hall, built in 1924, is located at the corner of Raleigh St. and Franklin St. Spencer is co-ed and hosts about 150 residents on four floors. Spencer has corridor-style hallways, hall bathrooms, study lounges, a piano, a kitchen with an ice machine, a laundry room, a TV room, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, a fire sprinkler system and window air conditioning units. Most rooms include private sinks. Spencer residence hall is named for Cornelia Phillips Spencer (1825–1908) who moved to UNC-Chapel Hill with her family.
Aycock Aycock Residence Hall Aycock residence hall, built in 1924, is located on the corner of Country Club Rd and Raleigh St. Aycock is all-female and hosts about 100 residents on three floors. Aycock has corridor-style hallways, an elevator, two stairwells, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, a sprinkler system and central air-conditioning. Aycock and Graham residence halls are connected by lounges and a breezeway. Aycock is named after Charles Brantley Aycock (1859–1912) from the Class of 1880.
The university trustees twice considered him for president; once when Graham died in 1918 and then again in the late 1920s when President Harry W. Chase resigned. Alexander Alexander Residence Hall Alexander residence hall, built in 1939, is located on Raleigh St. Alexander is co-ed and hosts about 100 residents on three floors. Alexander has corridor-style hallways, multiple stairwells, an elevator, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms and window air-conditioning units. Alexander is named after Eben Alexander (1851–1910), a longtime UNC professor.
Cobb Cobb Residence Hall Cobb residence hall, built in 1952 and renovated in 2005, is located on Country Club Rd. Cobb is co-ed and hosts about 400 residents on four floors. Cobb has corridor-style hallways, elevators, stairwells, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges on each floor, vending machines, a recreation room and a laundry room. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms and central air-conditioning. Cobb is host to a Living-Learning Community, Connected Learning Program, which promotes experiential and academic learning with other students from different backgrounds.
The wings terminate on the side closest to North Servery in a five-story rotunda, a spiral staircase enclosed within a stack of rounded floors, providing the college with its sundeck, where many events are held. The easternmost wing contains common areas, the game room, a kitchen, and the TV room. The rotunda leads into the Commons, a cathedral-like room with a high ceiling that serves as a cafeteria, meeting room, and auditorium, among other functions. The college also includes two apartments for Martel's resident associates and a neighboring house for the College Magisters and their family.
The TV Room Plus - Grampian TV presenters' profiles Crawford soon became a co-presenter of Northsound's breakfast show, alongside Grampian announcing colleague Robin Galloway. She continued in this role for four years. Crawford left Grampian in 1995 to join Granada Television in Manchester as an announcer and trail voiceover. When presentation and transmission was moved from Manchester to Yorkshire Television in Leeds, she was one of two Granada announcers (alongside Roger Tilling) to make the move and in 1998, became the Head of Presentation for the Granada Media Group's ITV stations in Northern England and Southern Scotland - Granada, Yorkshire, Tyne Tees and Border.
Later, he concentrated on his work for LWT, becoming the first person to broadcast from the company's then-new South Bank Television Centre headquarters on the south bank of the River Thames in 1971.The TV Room Plus - LWT announcers' profiles In 1974, Lewis helped to launch the first independent commercial radio station in North East England - Metro Radio. Lewis was the station's first programming controller while his father was the first managing director and wrote the original proposal to the IBA for Metro and later for GWR in Swindon. In 1977, Lewis was made chief announcer with LWT - a role which he remained until leaving the station in 1997.
In general, consultants will advise prison-bound clients to keep a low profile and avoid offending other inmates. Offenses can include joining a conversation without an invitation, asking personal questions without a proper cue, and taking liberties with the television (most fights take place in the TV room).Prison Consultants Help Inmates Get Good Digs, New York Times, July 28, 2009 Consultants can help navigate early-release programs and will recommend entry into a drug or alcohol rehab program. Federal prison consultants often educate clients regarding the Residential Drug Abuse Program, a 500 hour program which can reduce a federal sentence up to 12 months.
Garry started his musical career in late 2017 and released his first single called Wapunza which has clocked over 2 million views on YouTube. 2019 saw the contemporary artist being nominated for the prestigious AFRIMA awards in the Best Artiste, Duo or Group in African R'N'B & Soul category for his song TV Room, a collaboration with Hillzy. In November 2018, he contested in the emPawa Africa challenge created by Mr Eazi to help upcoming African artists launch their careers. To enter the contest artists had to upload a short video (one minute max) to Instagram of themselves performing either an original song, cover or freestyle, with the hashtag #emPawa100.
The boys' dorm and the girls' dorm are identical in structure. Each dormitory is composed of two blocks and eight floors with a total of 160 rooms (80 rooms in each block) that hold two cadets each, so a potential total of 320 students can stay in each dormitory. The bathrooms are shared between two rooms and consist of two toilet-and-shower rooms and two sinks. There is also a TV room, a prayer room, a waiting room (for parents and guardians), a common room for indoor games, a barber shop and a tailors' shop on the first (ground) floor, as well as a dining room on the second floor.
Judi Lines (born 1951, in Lincoln, UK) is a former British television and radio broadcaster. Lines spent three years (1973-6) as a continuity announcer for Anglia TelevisionThe TV Room Plus - Anglia TV announcers profiles before joining BBC East as a newsreader and presenter for the nightly regional news magazine, Look East and worked on BBC Radio 4's regional service for the Eastern Counties. By 1984, Lines had joined Tyne Tees Television as an announcer, replacing Kathy Secker.Transdiffusion: City Road - Other announcers As part of her continuity duties, she also read regional news bulletins and presented two regular features; Lookaround (a what's on guide) and The Birthday Spot.
Mangum Mangum Residence Hall Mangum residence hall, built in 1922, is located on Raleigh St. Mangum is coed and hosts about 90 residents on four floors. Mangum has corridor-style hallways, two stairwells, a TV room/lounge, a kitchen with an ice machine, vending machines and a recreation room. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, a sprinkler system, and central air-conditioning. Mangum is named after Willie Person Mangum and his cousin, Adolphus Williamson Mangum. Willie Mangum (1792–1861) an 1815 graduate of UNC, served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1823–1826 and the Senate during 1831-1837 and 1844-1853.
"Around the city in the 1930s" , Exeter Memories, 2 April 2008 Hope Hall has picturesque grounds that are just across the lawn from Lazenby, which itself accommodated around 18 students. Both buildings have features such as original fireplaces, antique wall hangings and ceiling decorations. Containing a TV room, laundry facilities and a bar called 'The Badger' (in use intermittently ), the hall was a catered residence with a small kitchenette on each floor. It had until recently, an operating dining room in which its annexe buildings, Lazenby, Byrne House (formerly Montefiore, now office space for Egenis, the Centre for the Study of Life Sciences) and Spreytonway (now derelict), all dined in.
Ballantine began her broadcasting career at Downtown Radio as a secretary, and gradually moved on to reading and reporting for the Downtown newsroom, as well as presenting her own programme and covering for other programmes on the station. She later worked for BBC Radio Ulster as a morning presenter before moving to Ulster Television as a continuity announcer and news presenter in 1983. Ballantine moved from the continuity department to become a regular newsreader on UTV Live at its launch in 1993.The TV Room: UTV Announcers She went on to present and report for the nightly magazine show, UTV Life, from March 1999 to February 2009.
A path running through the woods ca. 1,200 m long at various altitudes is used during the season for the players’ physical training (running and biking) and for the recovery of injured players. The main building of the centre is a two-floor building (plus the basement) hosting the offices, the players’ rooms, the chimney room, a TV-room, a pool-room; a bar, a kitchen, two dining-rooms, the press room, the meeting room, the laundry, the ironing-room and the medical centre. Next to the main building the "guest- quarters" are located, where a few players from the Youth Department also live.
While at university, she was very active in the drama society, playing leading roles in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Private Lives and Buried Child, among many others, and directed the 1952 play about Joan of Arc L'Alouette (The Lark) by Jean Anouilh. Clugston worked as a continuity announcer and transmission director at BBC Northern Ireland from 1996 to 2003, announcing for BBC One Northern Ireland, BBC Two Northern Ireland, and appearing as one of three in-vision announcers on BBC Choice Northern Ireland between 1999 and 2001. She also lent her voice to the BBC Northern Ireland animated comedy series The Folks on the Hill.The TV Room Plus: BBC Northern Ireland announcers , tvannouncers.thetvroomplus.
The final extension was designed in a conventional Gothic Revival style by Walter Mills and Thorpe and built in 1910-11. It provides the MacMillan Room (the Union dining room) as well as the Goodman Library, underneath which there are basement library stacks. The Union also consists of a Bar on the ground floor, the Morris Room (a meeting room) and Snooker Room on the first floor, and a Members' TV Room on the third (uppermost) floor, along with separate offices for the President, Librarian, Treasurer and Secretary. Many of the rooms in the union are named after figures from the union's past, such as the Goodman Library, with its oriel windows, and the wood-panelled Macmillan Room with barrel ceiling.
Academic and Advanced Technology Center - Computer and science laboratories, lecture halls, classrooms and faculty offices fill the Academic and Advanced Technology Center. The building's first floor contains offices for the Child Development Department and the LCC Community Education Department. The second floor contains offices for the LCC Computer Electronics Department, language laboratories for the study of English and foreign languages, and distance education classrooms. Hall Student Center - Named for the late State Representative William N. "Billy" Hall, Jr., this two-story facility is designed to become the hub of student life, including: Meeting and Conference Rooms, Bursar's Office, Financial Aid Office, Counseling Center, Admissions Office, Bookstore, Cafeteria, TV Room, Assessment Center, Mailroom, Print Services, Student Computer Resource Room, Student Employment Services, Campus Nurse, and administrative offices.
Like most other residence halls in the southern part of campus, Hardin has study rooms, kitchens, ice machines, a laundry room, a TV room, lounges, a recreation room and vending machines for its residence, but also has seminar rooms which are unique to the Manning East and West Communities. The residents are primarily sophomores and the hall is home to the Sophomore Year Navigating Carolina (SYNC) Living-Learning Community. The program focuses on the development of sophomore students in the areas of academic enrichment, career exploration and leadership development by partnering with four university resources: the Office of Undergraduate Education, the Career Center, Housing and Residential Education and Carolina Leadership Development. This building is named after Paul Hardin, UNC's chancellor from 1988 to 1995.
On that day, at 7:00, the hotel opened its 75-seat café, at 13:00, the 150-seat restaurant, and at 16:00, the hotel reception. In addition, other services were made available, such as the hairdresser on the second floor, a PKO desk office on third floor, a bar-club, a TV room and an observation deck (on the last floor). The hotel employed at that time 240 employees, and provided all rooms with bathrooms, telephones and radios.Krzysztof Błażejewski „To był wówczas największy hotel na całym Pomorzu”, Express Bydgoski 23 luty 2013 One of the impact of the size of the facility is still now to narrow down Śniadecki Street to the point that the end of the avenue is closed to circulation.
Kate Fraser is a former continuity announcer for Grampian Television and Scottish Television. She joined Grampian in 1993 and remained until the station's presentation department closed in June 1998. During that time, she was also a presenter of Grampian Headlines (short local news bulletins), The Birthday Spot, the business interview programme The Buck Stops Here and the BAFTA-nominated Saturday morning children's programme Wize Up, alongside announcing colleagues Rachael Robertson and Scott Brown. Fraser continued with announcing for Grampian when presentation and continuity was switched to Scottish Television in Glasgow - a move which also allowed her to start announcing for Scottish TV.The TV Room - Grampian announcers' profiles She left Scottish/Grampian during the early 2000s and is currently inactive in the television business.
Bingham Hall, Trumbull's freshman residence, from the Old Campus courtyard Trumbull freshmen are housed in Bingham Hall along with students from Grace Hopper College. The dormitory's location on the southern corner of the Old Campus is site of the College House, Yale's first building in New Haven, and Osborn Hall, demolished in 1926 for Bingham Hall's construction. It is the only freshman dormitory with elevator access and contains a comparative literature library on its eighth story. Trumbull College itself includes three courtyards, a buttery, dance studio, student kitchen, TV room, theatre, seminar room, art gallery, art studio, pottery studio, gym, music room, common room, computer rooms, library, dining hall, billiards and ping pong areas as well as a Head-of-College's House where many social activities are held.
Connor has corridor-style hallways, multiple stairwells, an elevator, a kitchen with an ice machine, a TV room, lounges, a recreation room, and vending machines. The building is equipped with smoke detectors, alarms, and window air-conditioning units. Connor residence hall is named after Robert Digges Wimberly Connor (1878–1950), an 1899 UNC graduate. He organized the state's first historical archives and headed it from 1907 to 1920. Connor was appointed to the university's board of trustees in 1913 and became a close associate of President Edward Kidder Graham. He joined the university's history faculty in 1921 as a Kenan professor. In 1934, President Franklin Roosevelt appointed him as the first head of the national archives. In 1941, he returned to UNC to teach; he retired in 1949.
In 1994 his first television role was as a presenter of a children’s tv series. He began freelancing as a presenter but also worked as a cameraman, editor, presenter and reporter for Chelsea TV. In 1998 he 'transferred' and became a senior reporter for Manchester United TV. In 2000 he began presenting for Sky Sports News and on occasions Sky News; whilst also presenting a weekly phone-in for Manchester United TV. In January 2002, he joined the BBC West Midlands regional news programmes Midlands Today as a senior sports reporter.Steve Clamp Linked In In May 2005, he moved ITV Central and as the main presenter of the East edition of ITV News Central.Steve Clamp TV Room + On 20 February 2009 he was made redundant by the station.
University College houses 340 undergraduate and graduate students each year from the University of Melbourne, RMIT University, Monash University Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, the Victorian College of the Arts, Australian Catholic University and other universities in close proximity to its campus. University College was renovated between 2007 and 2008 to include a new recreation complex with indoor sporting and other facilities including a design studio, TV room, gym, band room and a spacious multi-purpose area with billiard and table tennis tables. The college underwent another redevelopment in 2019, the major feature being 190 modern, en-suite student rooms with double beds. The first part of the project to be completed was the Syme Dining Hall, which opened in 2017 and features an innovative and energy efficient design reflective of the German 'Passivhaus' concept.
Barnes started her working life as a supply teacher, but decided to switch to a career in media, and held various posts including public relations officer for the Royal Court Theatre in London and sub-editor on the magazine Time Out, before moving into broadcasting, working for Independent Radio News. She was one of the original news team members at the launch of radio station LBC in 1973, and then worked as a reporter for BBC Radio 4 for a year, before joining ITN in 1975.The TV Room TV presenters. Retrieved on 22 July 2007. During her time as an ITN reporter, she covered the Troubles in Northern Ireland, the return of the Iranian spiritual leader Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979, and the Brixton riots in 1981. She made her name as a reporter with ITN on the lunchtime news in the late 1970s, but her first stint as a newscaster came in March 1980 when she began alternating with Michael Nicholson as presenter on the News at 5:45.

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