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  5. Embassy Suites (30 stories, 500 rooms), 1 Hotel (18 stories, 221 rooms)

    in Nashville

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    On 5/9/2022 at 7:16 AM, smeagolsfree said:

    The bare concrete columns inside are just lacking if that's what it is. Sorry the industrial look is getting tiring. Architecture has become a slave to cheap developers trying to cut corners. At least make the lobbies grand again. None of the hotel lobby spaces in this town blow me over. Most of it is just creamed cheese. I have always had issues with Interior designers. The ones I have met I when I was in the hotel industry, I had personality conflicts with as well. They all thought they were better than everyone else.

    I agree with you on this. I hate the look of concrete columns or even concrete ceiling some of these new buildings showcase lately. It may be an industrial trend, but not for me.  I just don't get the appeal of exposed concrete that will discolor as it ages. Just cover the darn columns with something appealing :) 

    I love the ivy though, as long as it's kept green year round!

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  10. Soccer in Nashville

    in Nashville

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    2 minutes ago, nashvylle said:

    Does NashvilleSC ownership have final say on whether they keep Mukhtar or not, or can a Euro team buy out a contract and we have no choice

    Owners have the say while the player is still under contract, but a player can also request a transfer if other teams are interested in him. Transfers are always tricky business. MLS teams will sell a quality player if the money is right and specially if the call is from  Euro clubs. Almiron is a good case of that. He was killing it in Atlanta and after winning the league, the big clubs in Europe  came in for him. He settled with Newcastle United( they guaranteed him to be in the starting 11) though there were interests from the likes of Arsenal.

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  11. Soccer in Nashville

    in Nashville

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    ^The guy is a quality and with that hat- trick against the Chicago fire (the fastest hat-trick in MLS history) in his bag, he could go anywhere and would kill it. We need him here now and winning us the league will only further his career. I know he played in Europe in the past, with Hertha, Benfica, and in the Danish Superliga where he flourished, but you never know he may go back there again while he's on his prime.

  12. Soccer in Nashville

    in Nashville

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    18 hours ago, dmillsphoto said:

    And just consider that one of them is gonna have to drop to make way for Ake Loba.

    I don't think it's gonna be CJ or Hani.

    Mukhtar plays as 10 and  Ake Loba won't be playing in that position. Ake will most likely be competing with the target man, Sapong for that 9 position.

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  13. Soccer in Nashville

    in Nashville

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    1 hour ago, TheRaglander said:

    Are there any international soccer nuts that can help me understand how the CONCACAF and Olympics can be going on at the same time?  I notice Mexico has a team in both.  Just different players, I guess?

    Covid  had delayed the Olympic and  that's why the two tournament coincided in 2021. That said, the countries that qualify for the Olympics (12 nations) are only allowed to send their under 23 players plus 3 senior players.

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  19. Economic Conditions - Nashville, TN, U.S., Global

    in Nashville

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    40 minutes ago, nativenashville said:

    My credibility is the fact that 10's of millions are losing their jobs. And entire generations are being robbed of their future. 10's of millions of small businesses decimated and bankrupted.

    Yet you poke fun at my ability to have "rational thought"

    However you support and back the total destruction. Applaud it really. Disgusting.

    You can use vague attacks against me, but it won't change the reality that is now all around us. Loss for so, so many.
     

    So, you're worried about people losing job and not their lives? The reason for the lock-down is to mitigate the crisis now, spare lives, and control the overflow of sick patients on our the healthcare system so that it won't shutdown. I will take the short time pain (loss of economy) for the long term gain (healthy labor force, and healthcare system that works) any day.  What's your solution to the crisis? People going to back to work and getting sick?

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