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The single largest threat to society is the lack of access to quality water, which can lead to disease, death, famine, and severely damaging environmental impacts. This paper takes a look at issues facing California's water supply, explains the energy involved in water processing, and provides sustainable water solutions for the future.
Advanced framing, or Optimal Value Engineering (OVE), is a systems approach to the design, engineering, and construction of wood-framed structures that reduces lumber use, minimizes wood waste, and maximizes a structure's thermal efficiency. View this fact sheet for details on how to implement various strategies.
An air filter is an important part of a heating and cooling system. A clean filter intercepts particles such as dust and fibers that build up on the blower fan and the heating and cooling coils. Such particle buildup reduces performance, restricts airflow through the system, and shortens operating life. Secondarily, high-quality filters can improve a home's indoor air quality.
This fact sheet discusses: green benefits, how to choose a filter, filter types, installation, maintenance, and cites further resources.
Bamboo is a rapidly renewable resource that can be used to produce a very durable hard surface for flooring. Products can be constructed with solid bamboo of one or more plies or with a single layer of bamboo that is cross-laminated on top of wood.
This fact sheet discusses: environmental considerations such as energy, water, resource, and health impacts; practical considerations such as cost, specification, and maintenance info; and applicability to various Green Building Guidelines and Rating Systems.
Carpet is the most common floor covering in homes today due to low cost, comfort, and availability of multiple colors and patterns. Carpet is made from woven materials, often petroleum-based fibers like nylon or olefin, attached to a synthetic backing with an adhesive. Each of these components has associated environmental implications from resource conservation and indoor air quality. "Green" carpet includes natural fibers such as wool, jute, sisal, sea grass, coir or recycled PET (polyester) plastic.
Hiring a green building professional is similar to hiring any other building professional in that you want a reputable person with a history of providing a quality product on time and within budget. This document outlines key concepts and criteria to help you take the extra steps in choosing the right green building professional for the job.
Combination water and space heating systems use a high efficiency water heater or central boiler to supply heating energy to the space heating system while still meeting the needs for domestic hot water. The space-heating component can be accomplished with either a forced air system or a radiant heat system. A forced air system can either use hot water piped to individual fan coil units in each unit or the hot water can be sent to a central heat exchanger and fan coil unit that then sends hot air to the individual units. Read on to learn more.
C&D waste diversion implements the three R's of reduce, reuse, recycle through all phases of a project. By implementing a successful C&D waster diversion plan, we can divert valuable materials from the landfill and elevate the need for virgin products.
This fact sheet discusses: environmental considerations such as energy, water, resource, and health impacts; practical considerations such as cost, specification, and maintenance info; and applicability to various Green Building Guidelines and Rating Systems.
Cork is the outer bark of the cork oak tree and is typically harvested every nine years from the Mediterranean region. It is a natural, renewable product that can be used anywhere a resilient floor is needed. Cork generally comes in tiles, planks, or sheets of various sizes, is extremely durable, provides acoustical and thermal insulation, cushions underfoot, is resistant to moisture damage and decay, and is easy to clean and maintain.
Cotton insulation comes in batts that are comparable to fiberglass in ease of installation, fire resistance, and energy efficiency. However, it has better sound dampening qualities and avoids some of the potential health problems of fiberglass.
By reducing the need for electric light, daylighting can substantially lower home energy use. However, excessive daylighting can increase both heating and cooling loads. A balanced approach to daylighting involves whole building design starting with the location and orientation of a home and continuing with proper room location and design, window sizing and placement, and selection of room finishes.
This fact sheet provides building owners, designers, and builders of affordable, multifamily housing with criteria for evaluating the durability of building materials and systems. It examines the categories of criteria for evaluating durability and its relationship with maintenance issues. It then sets out criteria for evaluating the durability of material systems for a given project. Durability is dependent on building type, design, use, installation, and maintenance.
Appliances such as refrigerators have more then doubled their efficiency in the last ten years. To help consumers choose energy efficient appliances, the U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have partnered with appliance manufacturers to steadily increase the federal minimum energy efficiency standards and promote more energy efficient appliances through their Energy Star® Program.
Fiberglass insulation is composed of commonly found minerals-primarily silica-that are spun from a molten state into fibers. From an environmental perspective, there are some significant drawbacks to fiberglass. However, some manufacturers have made noteworthy strides to address some of the problems. "Green" fiberglass insulations are made with recycled content materials and may have better indoor air quality properties than conventional fiberglass.
This fact sheet provides information for affordable multifamily housing providers interested in adding photovoltaic (PV) panels to their properties.
General overview of the various options available for flooring and their related benefits and drawbacks.
Fly ash is a waste product that can be substituted for large portions of Portland cement, significantly improving concrete's environmental characteristics. Fly ash, consisting mostly of silica, alumina, and iron, forms a compound similar to Portland cement when mixed with lime and water. Fly ash is a noncombusted by-product of coal-fired power plants and generally ends up in a landfill. However, when high volumes are used in concrete (displacing more than 25% of the cement), it creates a stronger, more durable product and reduces concrete's environmental impact considerably.
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) has established standards in sustainable forest management and created a mechanism, third party certification, that ensures that they are followed. In addition to addressing its environmental impact, the FSC considers the impact of logging on local communities and indigenous peoples and supports their interests.
Graywater is defined as untreated household wastewater, which has not come into contact with toilet waste. This includes water from bathtubs, showers, bathroom wash basins, clothes washing machines and laundry tubs. It does not include wastewater from kitchen sinks, dishwashers, or laundry water from soiled diapers.
This fact sheet discusses, green building benefits, permitting requirements, design and cost considerations, operations and maintenance, and cites further resources.
Proactive, consistent and healthy maintenance practices can make the difference between a healthy environment and a building with significant indoor air quality (IAQ) and environmental problems. Strategic maintenance can also reduce operating costs and increase the longevity of buildings and equipment. This fact sheet discusses strategies and techniques that anybody can implement toward healthy, green living.
HDPE pipe is a primary alternative to PVC (polyvinyl chloride) pipe for all piping applications. Unlike PVC, HDPE piping does not contain know contaminants such as chlorine and dioxins, it also has a much higher recycling rate.
This fact sheet discusses: environmental considerations such as energy, water, resource, and health impacts; practical considerations such as cost, specification, and maintenance info; and applicability to various Green Building Guidelines and Rating Systems
Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems should provide comfort as efficiently as possible. Equipment sizing, system design and installation will all determine the overall efficiency and performance of an HVAC system, and how well the system is maintained will determine how quickly that efficiency degrades.
The health of the built environment and those who occupy it is a very important emphasis of green building. The key to optimizing indoor air quality (IAQ) is to identify the sources of potential contaminants and to then take the appropriate steps to minimize their impact. This fact sheet names common contaminants, their source, and options for keeping them out of your house.
Insulation and a tight exterior seal are two of the most important components of a home's protection against outside conditions, often called its "thermal envelope". This envelope consists of all six sides of the home, the four walls, roof, and foundation. All envelope components interact as a system to affect the flow of heat, air, moisture, and sound into or out of a home. The better the thermal envelope performs, the better the health and comfort of occupants and the lower their utility and maintenance bills.
Energy-efficient lighting design focuses on methods and materials that improve the quality as well as the efficiency of lighting. Daylight is the most energy-efficient means of illuminating a building and thus should be a primary focus. Electrical lighting, still provided primarily by traditional incandescent bulbs, consumes almost 15 percent of household electricity on average. Using readily available alternative lighting technologies can reduce lighting energy use by 50 to 75 percent.
Natural linoleum is a durable resilient flooring product made from linseed oil (pressed from the flax plant), pine resin, wood flour, cork powder, limestone dust, natural pigments, and jute. Natural linoleum can be used anywhere a resilient floor is needed, as well as for countertop and desktop applications. Natural linoleum is available in tiles and sheets.
Conventional paint contains a multitude of harmful chemicals that off-gas into the air, negatively affecting the health of people and the planet. These paints release Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), which are a class of carbon-based chemicals that have the capacity to evaporate readily at room temperature. Fortunately, you can easily avoid generating pollution and unsafe living spaces and still have beautiful walls of any color by using low-VOC, zero-VOC, recycled, or natural paints.
Passive solar design is the process of creating a home that provides both shelter and comfort year-round while responding to regional climate conditions and minimizing dependence on energy-consuming mechanical systems. The goal is to build and occupy a home that a) utilizes solar heat gain in the winter to warm the interior of a home, b) controls solar heat gain in the summer, and c) facilitates daylighting, natural ventilation, and nighttime cooling to keep a home comfortably cool in the summer.
Also called porous or pervious pavement, permeable pavement falls into three main categories, conventional asphalt or concrete with the fine materials left out of the mix, grids that are filled with aggregate and planted with vegetation, and unit paving blocks that are spaced apart. Each of these options reduces run-off by allowing water to percolate through the surface. When incorporated into a proper site design, these systems can promote the recharge of local aquifers, reduce run-off pollutants, and reduce or eliminate the need for curb gutters and storm sewers.
Pressure treated wood is used in applications where decay and insect damage are a concern such as playground equipment, decks, building foundations, landscape ties, retaining walls, and fence posts. Wood was traditionally treated with copper chromated arsenate (CCA) until it came restricted by the EPA. Currently more environmentally friendly treatments are widely used.
A radiant barrier system (RBS) is comprised of a sheet of reflective foil placed next to an air space, the combination of which discourages radiant heat transfer. In a hot climate, an RBS properly installed beneath a roof blocks up to 95% of the heat transfer from the roof to the attic insulation, resulting in a cooler living space and less cooling load.
Rainwater harvesting is a viable water conservation concept. Simple systems are inexpensive and easy to maintain. Larger systems greatly reduce potable water consumption and can become a backup supply for fire suppression and earthquake preparedness. If we harvest rainwater for nonpotable uses (landscape, toilet flushing, etc.), we reduce demand on our potable water supplier, and reduce our monthly water bill as well.
Ceramic tile is a beautiful, inert material used as a durable finish for floors, countertops, and walls. While somewhat energy intensive to produce, the environmental impacts are offset by ceramic tile's longevity. Recycled-content ceramic tile provides additional environmental benefits; in addition to using up to 100% waste glass, they are often more durable and moisture and stain resistant than their non-recycled counterparts.
Both recycled plastic lumber and recycled wood/ plastic composite lumber are molded or continuously extruded into standard lumber forms. 100% plastic lumber is usually made with 100% recovered plastics such as HDPE, LDPE, PET, or a mixture of various recovered plastics. Wood/ plastic composite lumber is made from a 50/50 mix of plastic resins (typically trash bags) and reclaimed wood. Plastic lumber is commonly available in three grades: hollow, solid, and structural solid.
Residential commissioning is a comprehensive evaluation of a home to ensure the effective performance of the building and its systems. Commissioning combines component and system testing with improvements in home performance, energy efficiency, and comfort. Commissioning methods can be used to diagnose home performance for both new and existing homes, either single-family or multifamily.
The delivery of hot water comes at a high price, as gas water heating accounts for about 16 percent of the average California home utility bill, and electric water heating about 28 percent. Read this fact sheet to learn how different water heating options compare in cost, performance, and energy efficiency:
A concentrated effort to reduce energy consumption in buildings and their contribution to the "heat island effect"� has led to recent advances in the materials and systems for flat roofs (roofs with a slope from ¼ to 3 inches per foot), used primarily in commercial and multifamily construction. Selecting a roofing material that is highly reflective and emissive (cool roof) over one that is not, can reduce cooling loads by 20 percent or more, and help cool urban heat islands.
Salvaged materials instill a sense of depth, character, and uniqueness to a project and can bring many environmental and economic benefits. The San Francisco Bay Area has an abundance of businesses that collect, sort, and, in some cases, refurbish a great variety of salvaged building materials and products, and they are an important component of regional waste diversion efforts.
Solar water heaters, sometimes called solar domestic hot water systems, use the sun to heat either water or a heat-transfer fluid in collectors. A typical system will reduce the need for conventional energy source for water heating by about two-thirds. Solar water heaters are cost competitive in many applications when you account for the total energy costs over the life of the system.
Since tankless units heat water only as needed, they are also referred to as Demand, Instantaneous, or Flash heaters. While they've historically been popular in Japan and Europe, the market for tankless units in the United States is now heating up. People like tankless water heaters because they take up less space, generally last at least 20 years, and can truly provide endless hot water if they are specified properly. Read this fact sheet to learn more about the benefits and drawbacks of tankless water heaters.
In the U.S., termites cause more monetary damage to homes than fires, storms, and earthquakes combined. Many termite infestations can be avoided in the first place: numerous low-cost, common-sense, chemical-free design and construction measures can physically hinder termites and other pests from entering a home in their search for wood and wood-based materials to eat. As a general rule, implement measures that eliminate excess moisture, available food, and physical termite pathways. Read this fact sheet for details.
Today, wood framing is the most common construction method for residential and small scale commercial buildings. However, environmental concerns, and volatile fuel and lumber prices are driving the quest for high performance building envelope systems such as Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) and Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs). In addition, natural disasters throughout the U.S. and large payouts for insurance companies are motivating builders to consider more robust and durable building material.
Conservation of potable water costs less and is more sustainable than treating non-potable water and delivering it to your tap. Plus, most water conservations strategies are relatively easy to accomplish. Most water utilities encourage customers to conserve water through public education and incentives for equipment upgrades. Water-efficient technologies and lifestyle modifications can work together to drastically reduce water use.
This fact sheet discusses: green building benefits, outdoor and indoor conservation strategies, and cites further resources.
The underlying principle of water management is to layer materials from roof to foundation in such a way that water is always directed downward and outward from the building. Good water management practices require good drainage details. The typical building envelope is subject to water entry in numerous locations. Keeping water out of a building envelope is the primary line of defense against mold and a necessary condition for durability.


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(Windhoek, Sossusvlei, Swakopmund, Etosha)
Explore the bare plains of the Namib Desert, the apricot coloured dunes of Sossusvlei, the romantic coastal town of Swakopmund nestled between the Ocean and the Desert, the rough terrain of Damaraland and the abundant wildlife in the world renowned Etosha National Park with your private guide on this ten day classic Namibia tour. Namibia is known for its contrasting landscapes. Sossusvlei, Namibia's famous highlight in the heart of the Namib Desert , is a huge clay pan, enclosed by giant sand dunes. Some of the spectacular hills of sand are, at a height of 300 metres, the highest in the world. The best time to view Sossusvlei is close to sunrise and sunset; the colours are strong and constantly changing, allowing for wonderful photographic opportunities. You can also enjoy exhilarating game drives & wilderness walks exploring the grass plains and red sand dune belts of the NamibRand Nature Reserve. Sossussvlei also boast of magnificent desert skies idea for stargazing. Damaraland where you'll have the opportunity to track the game and also enjoy some of the most scenic areas of the country. Spending time with the Ovahimba people is an incredible experience. Etosha National Park is where you'll search for the Big 5, your guide will take you to all of the great waterholes. You'll end your trip back in Windhoek where you'll catch your flight home or on to Victoria Falls or maybe Cape Town.
Enjoy your private transfer to or from Windhoek Hosea Kutako International Airport.
This morning you will meet your guide and depart from Windhoek and drive to Sossusvlei. This drive will take approximately five hours.
This afternoon you'll meet up with others from the lodge and enjoy a nature drive and have sundowners and witness the spectacular beauty of this region.
Early morning visit to Sossusvlei. It is surrounded by possibly the highest dunes in the world and is filled only with water in years when exceptionally good rainfall is received. After spending time in the dunes you will visit the Sesriem Canyon. It is said that the canyon got its name during the time of the ox wagon, when a person had to use six harness straps to haul water from the bottom of the canyon. Please note that if you're not using a 4X4 throughout the trip you will take a 4X4 shuttle into the dunes.
While at Moon Mountain there are a lot of activties to choose from. Activities available in the area include serene hot air balloon flights, scenic flights with airplane or helicopters, dune drives, sun-downer drives, game drives, mountain trails and a lot of photo opportunities. These can either be booked and paid for direct at the lodge or arranged prior to your departure with your trip specialist.
The route takes you north via the Kuiseb Canyon to Swakopmund. Highlights en route include a drive to the "Moon Landscape" and the ancient desert plant, "Welwitschia mirabilis". This quaint desert town with its old-world charm and relaxed atmosphere hedged by desert and sea, is enhanced by lush green lawns and palm trees.
Cruise departs Walvis Bay Yacht club at 09h00 and takes you through the harbour to Bird Island, you then cut across the lagoon to the moored Russian trawlers where inquisitive seals will swim up to the boats looking for something to eat. From there you will head to Pelican Point where entertainment is provided by a large seal colony and pods of Heavyside and Bottlenose Dolphins swimming alongside the boats. For bird lovers, apart from seeing flamingoes, cormorants and pelicans, there are common sightings of the White Chinned Petrel, Wilson's Storm Petrel, Black Oystercatcher and even the Jackass Penguin. To round off the trip you will be spoilt with fresh Walvis Bay oysters, snacks and cold sparkling wine served on board the boat. Please note that transfers are private but you may be joined by other guests on the boat.
This morning you will meet your guide and depart from Swakopmund and drive to Etosha. This drive will take approximately 8 hours but is on tarred roads. It takes you via Karibib, Omaruru and Outjo.
Today you'll spend the day searching for the Big 5 in Etosha National Park.
This morning you will meet your guide and depart from Etosha Park - Von Lindequist Gate and drive to Windhoek. This drive will take approximately six hours.
Villa Violet is tucked away in the heart of Windhoek. All rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, TV, WiFi and a safe. You can enjoy a healthy breakfast each morning in the breakfast room. The garden around the pool, the deck or the lounge are there to make you feel comfortable.
Sossus Dune Lodge lies just 4km from the Sesriem gate, at the base of a mountain. With magnificent views of the distant dunes to the west. It is the first, and currently only, lodge to be built in the Namib-Naukluft National Park. Guests can walk directly from the lodge into the nearby Sesriem Canyon.
The Swakopmund Central Guesthouse is located on a quiet side street just five minutes from downtown Swakopmund and a ten minutes walk from the beach and offers great and affordable room accommodation in Swakopmund. Hotel offers seven clean and spacious guest rooms with private en-suite bathrooms furnished with exquisite mahogany and modern decor. Each hotel guest room is fitted with high-quality extra-long beds, premium bedding, modern flat screen televisions and a private safe to make your stay as comfortable and secure as possible. The elegant and aesthetically furnished and open fireplace highlight the personal and luxurious character.
Okaukuejo is located 17 km from the southern entrance of the park, and famous for its flood-lit waterhole, where visitors can observe at close quarters as spectacle of wildlife congregating and interacting. The main attraction of this camp is that it overlooks a permanent waterhole, which is floodlit at night. Here a wide diversity of wildlife congregates and interacts. The spectacle starts at dawn, with animals coming in large numbers to quench their thirst. The excitement continues throughout the day and deep into the night. In the early evenings, it is not uncommon to have black rhinoceros, elephant and lion, all drinking at the same time.
Shayna Maislin ,
April 21, 2014
"I would highly recommend the tour guide that we had in the Serengetti . He was extremely knowledgeable, very helpful and courteous. We all agree that Kensington has first class staff working for them in Africa. All the camps that we stayed at were absolutely beautiful except perhaps for the one in Lake Manyara. All in all it was a spectacular trip!"
Janine Chey ,
April 21, 2014
"Our trip to Masai Mara via Kensington ran very smoothly. We stayed at the Mara West Lodge. Beautiful location atop a ridge overlooking the Masai Mara plains. Our luxury tents were quite comfortable and the staff/service at the lodge were great. Meals were very nice especially the daily soups. Our guide, Steve, was also great...so knowledgeable and eager to show us many interesting things. He planned our daily game drives and took us on a nature hike one afternoon. He clearly knows and understands this ecosystem. He has an amazing eye, finding animals in fields of tall grasses. Our entire family had an amazing time, trip of a lifetime...would love to go back!"
Justin Yax ,
April 21, 2014
"Once again, a perfect trip. From Elizabeth's planning to Godfrey's guiding, we could not have asked for a more thorough and well planned safari. I can't wait to come back and do it again, this time with a Kilimanjaro climb added onto the trip!"
Nancy Frierson ,
April 21, 2014
"The entire trip was superb - all the transfers, the lodging and the food, the safari experience and the knowledgeable guides. The guide's ability to spot an animal and identify it at a great distance allowed us to see and photograph all the animals on our list and then some. The lodgings were even better than we had hoped and the staff could not possibly have been better. Our trip of a lifetime turned out to be just that."
Avi J.Moskovitz ,
February 03, 2014
"We finally returned from the most magical vacation in Morocco and we cannot thank Lily and Kensington Tours enough!! This trip was beyond amazing and we are so appreciative for everything done to make this trip happen last minute for us!
We had a spectacular tour guide that spoke 8 languages, Ismail, and the friendliest and warmest driver, Said, whom made the experience absolutely phenomenal! Not only did we learn and see, but we laughed, danced, ate like pigs, kissed camels and snakes, ran in the Sahara desert under the stars, and enjoyed life - the best gift of all!
Ebony Hoskins ,
October 18, 2013
"I am so happy that I used Kensington Tours to help with my dream trip to Cape Town South Africa. I was looking for a well respected tour company that planned private guided tours that was not going to cause me my leg, lol. I begin searching companies by reputation and value. I narrowed it down to Kensington Tours because of the quality and value. I felt taken care of prior to my departure due to the detailed itinerary.
From the time of got off the plane to the time I headed back to the states, I was in excellent hands. The service was EXCELLENT! I will definitely use Kensington again. Certainly, a trip of a lifetime!"
Hanne Jones ,
October 24, 2013
"I have travelled all my life. I've combed much of Europe, from The arctic north in Norway to the streets of Seville in Spain, the beaches of Cannes and Nice in France and the medieval heart of Bologna in Italy. I've been on two African safaris (one tented, one not), both "luxurious." I've been on more than a dozen jaunts to India, some guided, others not. Over the years I have discovered that I had rather be lost and disoriented in a foreign country than submit once again to the unbending schedule of a guided tour. Hence I had given up tours of any kind, until Molly Kelly, an American Express travel agent, suggested I might want simply to list the places my friends and I wished to see in Morocco then let Kensington Tours make accessing them in an orderly way not only possible but thoroughly enjoyable as well. And this Kensington Tours did. They pulled our disparate destinations together and designed a far, far better route than we could ever have done on our own. They satisfied all our requests and threw in delicious additions, areas of interest we had never considered or even heard of. Our accommodations were well within our means and wonderful. Our guide and driver, not to mention our Mercedes SUV, could not have pleased us more. In other words, thanks to Molly and her recommending Kensington Tours, we had a sensational holiday. "
Anthoula Korina ,
September 05, 2013
"Africa had always been a myth in mind since I was child that was up until a week ago. I just returned from an epic safari adventure! Kenya, Tanzania and the Maasai are sorely missed.
Words cannot fully express the magic of this ever-flowing journey. It was awe-inspiring, breathtaking, free and powerful. My mind keeps playing tricks on me; thinking rather hoping that I'm going to see a giraffe cross a busy NYC street :)
The memories will resonate for a lifetime. To boot, I went on this trip solo; female traveler. Not sure any of it would have been possible w/out Kensington Tours!!! Thank you..."
JaneJennings ,
July 12, 2013
"I had a wonderful trip visiting the mountain gorillas in Uganda. We were able to get really close to the gorillas and watched their interactions with each other. The local people are so gracious and made every minute a delight. The accomodations were great. I loved waking up in the morning to the sounds of the forest. The added luxury of a massage was a great way to end the trip!"
gingermedlen ,
July 26, 2013
"Our family of 6 traveled to Morocco for a 9 day Imperial cities discovery, I was absolutely amazing. Our guide Lahcen Zaaim was the best guide we have EVER had and we have traveled to many countries. There was not one subject that he was not knowledgeable about. He made the trip sooooo memorable. He was so flexible and when he picked us up in the mornings to head out, he was talking nonstop to tell us soo much about everything we were seeing. There was soooo much to see in Morocco and he made sure we saw it all.. He truly has a gift in the touring business, you feel as if your leaving your best friend when the trip is over. When we got to the airport in casablanca, he spotted us before we saw him and of course, we asked him, how did you recognize us? He even went as far as to get the King of Moroccos artist to meet us at our riad the night before we left to return home late to do our names in moroccan arabic to frame, They were beautiful, He showed us a picture of the Kings Face he had done for the Palace! Lily Baffour from Kensington planned our trip and she was amazing, planning everything as she thought we would like based on what I told her. She did an Outstanding job and literally sent our Iteniaries by next day air in a beautifully done spiral bound personally book for each family that was going on the trip, SOOOOOO IMPRESSED and she even got the guide we requested!!!! I cant say enough about this trip and Kensington, we will definitely use again!!! We experienced a VERY different culture in going to Morocco and thats what we wanted, a Very different exotic trip and thats what we got!!!! Again our accomodations we Top Notch, staying in the TRuly authenic Riads, they were SOOOOO Luxurious, Plan on taking another suitcase or buying one there because you will buy more things to bring home than any other trip because of all the Handicrafts there, especially in Fes!!!
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Wright's at the Biltmore
- Address:
Arizona Biltmore
2400 E Missouri
Phoenix, AZ 85016Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Wright's at the Biltmore
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.arizonabiltmore.com/
- Phone: (602) 955-6600 ext. 2556
- Hours of Operation:
Wednesday through Saturday Night from 6pm-9:30pm
Sunday Brunch from 10am-2pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: International, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Colin Rupp
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, High Tea, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Please contact the restaurant for more details.
- Private Party Facilities: Private Dining Areas ~ Our Wine Cellar boasts over 3500 wines and comfortably seats 10 guests. You and your guests will enjoy a dining experience with complete privacy surrounded by some of the world's best wines. Our Private Dining Room is perfect for groups anywhere from 10 – 20 guests. The room is isolated from the restaurant with floor to ceiling windows. The room is decorated with Fredrick Remington figures The entire Wright's at the Biltmore restaurant may be booked exclusively for up to 100 guests. We look forward to assisting you in planning your event. To assist with the dining experience we ask that groups larger than twelve utilize our special group menus. All menus are four course menus with entrée selections. Our team will be able to match wines to compliment and enhance your evening.
- Private Party Contact: Nikki Jo Middlebrook 6029556600x2740
- Entertainment: Live music Friday and Saturday nights 8pm-11pm in the Wright Bar
- Special Events: Check out Wright's for the Holidays! Wright's culinary team develops creative and delicious special menu every Holiday. Be sure to check us out for your next Holiday gathering!
A word from Wright's at the Biltmore
The signature restaurant of the historic Arizona Biltmore resort, Wrights prepares classic favorites – but reinvented for today's tastes. Wright's skilled chefs have taken original recipes of classic dishes and refreshed them with innovative touches and the latest culinary trends to create timeless cuisine.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
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Wright's at the Biltmore reviews from OpenTable diners
42 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.8
- Ambiance4.7Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (35)fit for foodies (26)romantic (22)notable wine list (17)great for brunch (13)great for outdoor dining (8)good for groups (5)scenic view (4)great for lunch (3)neighborhood gem (3)vibrant bar scene (3)kid-friendly (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Less for MoreGibbyMDined on 11/16/2014Less selections on the "cold tables" than last year. Still delicious but not quite as good value with the fewer options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great atmosphere, food was just okQHenDined on 11/16/2014I love this hotel! My first time dining here. Sunday Brunch. The small plate entree's were a bit out there for a brunch setting. Food felt undercooked ond overthought. I like innovation but the crab cake tasted undercooked and the flavors were random. My guest's comments were the same. It was 12:30 and the restaurant was 75% full........back to basics maybe?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was excellentLarryVIPDined on 11/15/2014A bit pricy, but excellent food. We had never stayed at the hotel, but of course had heard of it. And thus we had not eaten at Wright's. Lots of classic items on the menue, but as the waiter noted the dishes had been updated. And everything was first class.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious food, service lacked.JosePHXDined on 11/3/2014The food was delicious, delivered timely, and beverages refilled regularly by the server assistant. After each course or waiter checked on us. However, as we nearer the end of our meal it felt like he disappeared. We waited for our check for some time, both before presenting it and after giving him payment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great brunchdoc4joxDined on 11/2/2014Wright's at the Biltmore has a great concept for Sunday brunch, with a full cold buffet and dessert buffet, with five hot meals on the menu.order as many of the hot items as you want, and they are delivered fresh to your table. This is complemented by a nice atmosphere and great service. Highly recommended as one of the best brunch deals in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wright's At the Biltmore, AZtmkbiltmoreDined on 10/28/2014A great dining experience in a historic setting. The Arizona Biltmore Hotel is a landmark and Wright's at the Biltmore pays tribute to a master designer/architect, with fine dining included. The menu is classic fare done extraordinarily well with taste and creative surprises presented with friendly charm and pride by chef and staff. If you love, great dining while being surrounded by classic architecture, then Wright's at the Biltmore will charm and satisfy your highest expectations.Special Features:
- OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/25/2014Great evening back at the Baltimore. The food was amazing and the service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/11/2014top notch service, excellent food, lovely location. Just be prepared to pony up the big bucks for dinner.Special Features:
- Special night was amazing!Jmckin13Dined on 9/22/2014I booked dinner at Wright's after reading Trip Advisor reviews. It was my husband's birthday & I wanted it to be special. I noted it was his birthday in the reservation & the staff went above & beyond! The food was amazing, the wine was great (& poured heavy) & they brought out a chocolate soufflé for his birthday which was the best dessert I have ever tasted!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spectacular experienceFergieDined on 9/22/2014World class restaurant in the very classy Arizona Biltmore HotelSpecial Features:
- General ValueRussReviewsDined on 9/14/2014Incredible seafood choices that include crab claws, huge shrimp & oysters on the half shell. Dessert bar was also one of the best in flavor and presentation. The rotating small plates were very good and change weekly. Service was very attentive but not atrusive, considering all of this the price per prison of $42 although high was justified by unique variety and excellent preparation. The $10, use to be $8, endless Mimosa's or sparkling wine was also a great value with refills aplenty.Special Features:
- NiceKeithDined on 9/11/2014This rest. Scores well on all fronts. The scallop appetizer with mushrooms was wonderful and the lobster Thermidor was a bit chewy but with excellent flavor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerCriticalReviewersVIPDined on 9/10/2014We had not been to Wright's in a long time and it was better than ever. It was quiet and elegant with delicious food and excellent service.Special Features:
- Good Food in Posh SettingGr82eatVIPDined on 9/7/2014A girlfriend and I visited Wright's as it was a convenient dining option while we attended a conference at the Biltmore. We were greeted warmly and our waiter was very nice and clearly had a love of food as he described menu in great detail some of the menu items we inquired about. We had salad and soup, both tasty but were small portions. The chef gave a treat an unknown dish that we tried and found out that it was duck pate and pomergrante. It was different and nothing that we would have had otherwise. There was no chicken on the menu and we didn't want to eat heavy so our options were limited, but we made the best choices possible and finished up with a nice dessert. I prefer a more relaxed dining experience.Special Features:
- Lovely BrunchjmfoodVIPDined on 9/7/2014Brunch at Wrights was a lovely experience. The service was the most gracious that I have experienced in Phoenix for some time. The food was good, with some preparations being outstanding (for example the duck small plate).Special Features:
- Impeccable serviceHappy13Dined on 9/6/2014The ambiance was so beautiful and romantic and the service was truly outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb dining experience.GregDined on 8/30/2014We made a return to Wrights after thoroughly enjoying two meals there last year. We were happy to see that everything was as good or better than we remembered. The main courses were cooked to perfection and the chocolate soufflé was perfect. This has become one of our favorite restaurants.Special Features:
- OutstandingPDQ619VIPDined on 8/28/2014The food, the service, and the ambiance were fantastic.Special Features:
- Best brunch everPitchouneVIPDined on 8/24/2014The ambiance, the room amazing . An old place with a lot history, an superb buffet with the addition of small hot dishes like a Carmel waffle, sea scallop to die for. An well done buffet, setting in in the bar area, lots to choose, seafood, charcuterie( cold cuts), pates, cheese. Croissants, pain au chocolat... And to finish a great selection of small dessert a bit lIke " croc en bouche " just to give you the taste to try them all. Worth the prize with a mimosa and cafe au lait, what to ask more for a Sunday brunch with a lovely sunny day in a very special place.. Not to be missed in Phoenix.Special Features:
- ExcellentJBCGDined on 8/23/2014I had the seared foie gras and the rack of lamb. Both were perfectly cooked. Beautiful presentation. Excellent sevice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A special birthday!MimiDined on 8/15/2014We we3t to celebrate my husband"s birthday. We were shown to a table in a tiny alcove - almost like a private dining room which was quite romantic. The service was outstanding. When our server discovered that we no way to take a photograph, he found another server with a smart phone who took one and it was on my e-mail site when we returned home. The menu was not very expansive and some choices had unusual twists which may not appeal to everyone. However, we found items to our liking and the generous Grand Marnier souffle for the birthday dessert was the best I've ever had. We were very surprised at the bowl of cotton candy which arrived with the bill. Mimi (actually is my family nickname)Special Features:
- Wonderful DinnerHappyfromAJDined on 8/9/2014The food was amazing! The lobster bisque had big chunks of lobster with a light pastry shell. The Caesars salad had whole anchovies and brussel sprouts and full of flavor. The shrimp scampi was loaded with flavor and the salmon with lightly crispy on the outside but the inside was moist. But the best part was the chocolate soufflé, which was out of this world delicious and rich!!Special Features:
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- BrumchLazzDined on 7/20/2014This was possibly the best dining experience I have ever had in the States. Each morsel was a delight to the palate. The service was perfect - not too intrusive but so available and precise. The pianist playing in the background added an amazing ambiance. We were there to celebrate my 58th birthday and my wish is that I will celebrate others at Wright's.Special Features:
- Excellent Brunch!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/13/2014Fantastic format! Very elegant chilled seafood, charcuterie, pastry and desert buffet, along with a menu of 5 small plates for hot items. Small plates are included, you can order as many as you like. We were a table of four, and ordered all 5 to share, all excellent. Favorites were the French toast and the prime rib Benedict. Seafood selection included oysters on half shell, crab claws, jumbo shrimp and a very good cold smoked salmon. $39 per person, this was a fantastic value for the quality and selection of food. Bottomless mimosas or sparkling wine were $8, an excellent adder. Server kept those glasses topped right off! The only drawback on the menu was the Bloody Mary at $12 a pop. Finished with a stroll around the beautiful property!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for Visiting Relatives!MikeVIPDined on 7/10/2014We took our visiting relatives to Wright's for a table of seven. We ordered most of the starters and soups and shared....all were well received. There was a lot of sharing of the main dishes as well. This is the best way to approach their very interesting menu. The service was efficient without trying to take control and tell us what to order as so many wait staff do. The atmosphere was very conducive conversation. The Biltmore and it's history made for a great evening destination.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where's the beef?DissapontedInTheBrunchDined on 7/6/2014We went for Sunday brunch expecting excellence but, instead found a variety of entrees that were concocted from ingredients that just didn't work. For example, eggs benedict made with some kind of braised beef and chunks of bleu cheese. Huh? How about a "version" of a Monte Christo sandwich that tasted like ... well, nothing remotely resembling a Monte Christo sandwich. Needless to say, I was greatly disappointed. Where was the omelet station or the carved roast beef?
- Delicious Brunch!Gritty51Dined on 6/29/2014Everything about the Sunday brunch was amazing. Apparently every President since FDR has visited the Biltmore...you should too! :)Special Features:
- Very good food and service!OldProVIPDined on 6/21/2014I am usually not a fan of hotel restaurants but Wright's certainly exceeded my expectations. Food and service were very good!Special Features:
- A wonderful meal with great serviceAlanAzDined on 6/14/2014The food was wonderful. The service was amazing. The room was great. A wonderful place for a special meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for usChapsDined on 6/14/2014We stayed at the Biltmore last weekend. We dined at Wright's for dinner on Saturday night. This was a celebration of our anniversary and first visit to the restaurant. The food was wonderful, the service was impeccable and very attentive, and we are definitely going back. Thank you to the great team at Wright's. The veggie risotto was so delicious. We LOVED the chocolate soufflé.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/13/2014Great service and nice ambience, but the food was not good.Special Features:
- Great Celebration DinnerFanofWrightsDined on 6/5/2014We celebrated my husband's birthday, as well as a friends's birthday, there on Thursday night and had a great dinner. The Beef Wellington was delicious and the special soufflé was outstanding. Thank you for helping to make the evening a special one.Special Features:
- Super and gluten-free friendly.houstongirlDined on 5/18/2014Six of us went to Wright's for Sunday brunch as a graduation celebration. John was our waiter and he was amazing, very fun and welcoming and brought a special "congratulations" plate out for our daughter for dessert. He was most helpful on the gluten-free for the two members of our family with celiac disease. The buffet was great, especially the raw bar and desserts. There were also cooked to order "small plates" which allowed you to try different things like crab cake and short ribs and waffles. Everything was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extra SpecialNightOwlDined on 5/11/2014Mother's Day brunch was everything you would expect from The Biltmore----the most lavish, elegant, and swanky buffet on the planet. I specialized in the amazing seafood. Everything was beautiful, abundant, and delicious. The server packed up the lovely centerpiece for my mother to take home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Mother's Day Bruncheatwell4lifeVIPDined on 5/11/2014This was our first time dining at Wright's and it was wonderful! We have been looking for an impressive brunch in Scottsdale/Phoenix for a long time and have found it. The attention to detail was definitely there and the food was fresh and flavorful. We will definitely go back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- They Do It Wright!FuzzyDined on 5/10/2014We enjoyed excellent food, fine wines, and a complimentary Mother's Day dessert; who could ask for more?Special Features:
- Whimsical good diningvaluedinerDined on 5/7/2014We enjoyed the whimsical experience delivered from the kitchen. The amuse bouche was definitely "amusing." After a perfectly executed chocolate souffle, cotton candy delivered with the bill left me with too much sugar on my palate, but that was my fault for eating it!Special Features:
- Eat out a lotEatsoutalotDined on 5/7/2014This was convenient when staying at the Biltmore food was great service was kind friendly helpful and timely. View was prettySpecial Features:
- BridgeexpertVIPDined on 5/3/2014Very nice restaurant. Food is good, but portions quite small. Wine list is expensive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2011 10:14 pm
Post subject: Playtest games - next rules revisions
OK. w/o going into the specifics of the "tweaks" - a new revision of heh playtest rules came out Friday afternoon. We didn't have time to fully digest it as our session was scheduled for a 6:00 p.m. start time and we all had the rule revison released on Tuesday.
We played six games of ACTA: SF between 6 and 11. Each was 3 Fed ships versus 3 Klignon ships. The game between the two totally green players took about 1 1/2 hours to play out (between explaing the rules before hand and answering questions during).
Most of the other games took roughly 1 hour.
The big surprise of the night was the game between myself and Merl DeWitt. We both have played several games of ACTA: SF now and feel like we know the system fairly well.
Our game was a Federation CA, CA, and CA versus a Klingon D7, D7, and D7C. The game went 4 complete turns before we called it. It took 47 minutes, from first roll for intitiative to my final, "Good Game"
During that 47 minutes, Two Klingon vessels were blown-up and the third suffered enough damage that it would have been killed before leavig the map in Turn 5, so I conceded. In addition, the Federation had two ships crippled and the third damaged.
All of the changes from the previous draft worked to speed the game. Merl and I still were required to consult the rulebook a couple of times. There were instances where we knew a rule had changed from the previous draft, but couldn't remember exactly how it had changed.
The next game between he and I should be over in 30 minutes if only 3 ships as we'll have to consult the rules even less.
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Changes in the movement rules (specifically rate of turn) made explanations to the new players easy. Durign play, the turn action was intuitive; and the Klingon ships were almost always able to turn insode the Federation ships.
Changes to the Special Actions gave you more control over how your ship will react to the power expenditures required by the various special actions.
Changes to the drone rules cause them to mimic the end result of a SFB turn of drone launch/movement w/o he detailed rule minutia present in that game.
Drones are quick and painless... at least in a Fed / Klingon game.
Our next game will be Kzinti versus someone so we can determine how they work with massive numbers of drones on the table.
Anti-Drone changes made them simpler as well. Drones are still combat effective weapons - just not the rulers of the battlefield like they were before.
and so on...
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And before anyone accuses me of forgettign to provide a playtest report...
6 Games,
18 Federation ships
18 Klingon ships.
During the course of the games, 15 Klingon ships exploded and 4 Federation ones; although 10 or so other Fed ships were crippled.
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So, I counted for 3 of the dead Feds?
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Only because John wouln't admit the game was lost and disengage to try again later.
And actually, that means 5 Federation ships were destoryed. I thought one of John's survived.
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Klingon and Kzinti games this time.
500 point games to start with.
First off: 1 game went 6 turns and the second (after swapping sides) went 7 turns. Both games completed in under 1 hour.
The new seeking weapon rules really worked well.
w/o giving anything away... the first two turns were the Kzinti trying to overwhelm the Klignon anti-drone defenses. Regardless of how well you are defended, eventually one of your anti-drone launchers will run out of ammunition.
Until that point, the Klingons seemed to rule the board. Once the first ADD ran dry, things began to shift and the Kzinti seemed to have the upper hand.
In the end, each empire won one of the games.
Next up was a 1500 point Klingon versus Kzinti game. This game ran 8 turns and took less than 90 minutes to play out.
With the new rules for drones, an increase in drone bombardment ships does not necessarily mean an increase in resolution time; or at least not a significant increase.
Out next games will be Fed / Gorn / Romulan to try out the Plasma Torpedo rules again.
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Rank: S
Type: Attack/Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra cost: 40
Damage points: 80
Description: The user channels a large amount of lightning chakra into their dominate hand. The lightning forms around the hand. Then using shape manipulation, shaping the lightning into a long rope capable to slash through solid rock and flesh numbing it for one turn. The rope is strong enough to pull a 200lbs man up a tree or drag on the ground.
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-Lightning Release: Lightning Land Spikes (Raiton: Raikou Riki Kasui)
Rank: A
Type: Attack
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra cost: 30
Damage points: 60
Description: The user channels chakra through their feet. After the user had channeled the chakra into their feet, the user stomps their feet and sends the lightning chakra into a desired area. The lightning shoots up in that area without warning making between one and eight spikes. The spikes can go through flesh and numb the target body for one turn.
-Only used three times per battle
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-Lightning Release: Lightning Body Spikes (Raiton: Raikou Bodi Kasui)
Rank: A
Type: Attack/Defense
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 30
Damage points: 60
Description: The user channels chakra through their whole body or parts of it. After channeling the lightning, the user unleashes the lightning without warning making spikes of lightning. The spikes can go through solid rock(B rank and below), and flesh, numbing the target body for one turn.
-When the spikes are active no lightning jutsus can be used
-Only used four times per battle
Dropping the quoted weapon, yes Izuna this the unique weapon I was talking about Nexus said I could submit.
-Scarf Arm (Erimaki Ude)
Rank: S
Type: Weapon
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra cost: 40
Damage points: N/A
Description: This weapon was made by Dei Dei. It took him over four years to develope. He was experimenting with different materials, after he had an experiment done on him by Nexus and Nero which allowed him to stretch his arms, legs and neck. He made this material that stretch just like rubber but isn`t rubber. He wasn`t proud with it so he did more experimenting and made a material that stretched, is thick which makes it a strong material and able to channel normal chakra through it so it can be manipulate it for various objectives. The objectives are, throwing weapons, wielding a katana, lifting up to 150lbs and punching an opponent. The material is shaped like a scarf with a hand on the end and is all black.
-Only used every other turn
-Stretches up to mid range
Have nexus give this a look over.
-Declined- The weapon itself is okay, but what bothers me is that you said that it can lift weights up to 150lbs, it can't because you can't. It's a weapon, it doesn't gives you extra strength.
Please change anything you like just so this weapon gets approved.
-Bat Style: Human Ultrasonic Waves
Rank: S
Type: Attack/Supplementary/Defense
Range: Short-Long
Chakra cost: 40
Damage points: 80
Description: After the user has signed the Bat contract and learned to control a bat by producing ultrasonic waves, the user upgrades the ultrasonic waves to gain the ability to produce high frequincy ultrasonic waves like when they control a bat to do it. The user produces high frequency ultrasonic waves affect the opponent[s] mind making their senses be disrupted. The waves can even counter Crystal Style.
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-Only used twice per battle
-Must have signed the Bat contract
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This jutsu is a human version of Bat Controlling: Ultrasonic Mid Wave Technique which is on B rank ninjutsu thread, and Bat Controlling Technique is on C rank ninjutsu thread if you guess was wondering what it is. So yes I can use Ultrasonic Waves.


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