The stripped down Greek Revival house is one of the less historically noteworthy places on W. 10th between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, a very literary block (once home to Mark Twain, Sinclair Lewis and Emma Lazarus, author of The New Colossus: "Give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses…").
Other noteworthy places to check out are The Library, a quirky "password only" cocktail bar.
It was exciting to think something so important was found here and it reminded us, as we learned more, that in Anglo-Saxon times this was once a noteworthy place, the powerful kingdom of Mercia".
Plumlee, 23, a 6-foot-10 forward, holds a noteworthy place with the Nets, who stocked up on aging stars like Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Andrei Kirilenko in an off-season overhaul to try to chase a title.
On my street alone, which is not a particularly noteworthy place, there are 20 historic photos, all taken within a few hundred feet of my front door.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS would seem an obvious target for restaurateurs: beautiful buildings on thriving blocks, a diverse population with disposable income and few noteworthy eating places apart from the River Café, Grimaldi's pizzeria and some spots on the Atlantic Avenue fringe.
According to the global corruption watchdog Transparency International, Botswana scored 6.1 (0=highly corrupt, 10=least corrupt) on the 2011 CPI (Corruption Perception Index), ultimately ranking them the least corrupt nation of all 54 African countries, and a noteworthy 32nd place from the top in a worldwide comparison.
Throughout the movie, Green places noteworthy emphasis on such sharply significant physical details.
It's noteworthy that the places raided by Hamas aren't book stalls selling sex manuals or cafes showing sitcoms, but cultural centers promoting art that aspires to be more than an opiate for the people, implying an organized attack.
It is noteworthy that the places where the very big increases in immigrant shares have occurred do not seem to be characterised by increased crime.
The other noteworthy changes took place in ministries beset by scandal or ineptitude.
