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Like the blood that gushes forth from the elevators of the Overlook Hotel, brilliant/ridiculous theories of what Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is really about have for years surged madly and memorably--especially online, where the Internet's dead ends, blind links, and back-where-you-started argumen ... More >>
This just came in from promoter Daniel Nardicio: "I've been meeting with Calvin Klein boyfriend Nick Gruber to discuss his future... and I like the kid. "He really wants to be in Playgirl, but since I quit the mag in June they've been floundering (this month's cover model is a mess) so I p ... More >>
In his new book, Levi Johnston reveals that on the heels of his Playgirl spread--which was shocking, mainly because he didn't go full frontal--his people got a letter from the Corbin Fisher porn studio offering $100,000 if he'd shoot three masturbation scenes. "I was trying to understand how ... More >>
Last night's Times Square Social--a cash-bar networking event for LGBTs, held at Dave & Buster's--was extra surreal considering that two tables down from my book signing perch was none other than Levi Johnston. You know, Bristol Palin's former dancing partner, the guy who's currently competi ... More >>
Singer/songwriter/all-around smoothie Ne-Yo is spinning the success of the very-beneath-him-but-still-huge Pitbull "Give Me Everything" into the release of a mixtape sometime later this month. Last week to give people a taste he released his take on Jay-Z and Kanye West's "Try A Little Tender ... More >>
Jeff Stryker is one of the all-time great gay porn stars, but that doesn't always help you cross over into things like nude spreads in Playgirl. In this heartfelt letter I've somehow gotten ahold of, Jeff (aka Charles Peyton) tells Playgirl's Daniel Nardicio why he's a viable candidate despi ... More >>
Bristol Palin's memoir, Not Afraid of Life: My Journey So Far, will hit stores next week. On the evidence so far, the thing seems to consist mainly of balls-out venom directed at baby daddy Levi Johnston. Johnston is "the gnat named Levi Johnston constantly spreading false accusations against our ... More >>
The Mafia is out of commission. Rather, the Mafia Commission, the caucus of leaders of the five main crime families, apparently hasn't met in 25 years. Cue "disorganized crime" joke. [NYDN] A tornado warning has been issued for parts of Georgia as the death toll from recent twisters rises to 17. ... More >>
Jeff Stryker--the once-reigning star of gay porn films who always said he was "sexually universal"--has tried just about everything, artistically speaking. He tried singing, legit acting, a dildo, a lawsuit over the dildo, and a self-defense video. He even tried bottoming when the porn care ... More >>
You read it right here that Playgirl's Daniel Nardicio was going back and forth with Calvin Klein's young beau Nick Gruber about the latter appearing clothesless in the magazine. When things hit a nasty impasse, Nardicio responded: "In three years, when Klein gets tired of blowing you, you' ... More >>
You know, the guy who sent naked pics of himself to a woman on craigslist, and reportedly went after transsexuals as well. Says Playgirl's Daniel Nardicio:
Playgirl Snooki's ex boyfriend, Jeff Miranda, is always semi-nude anyway as he prances down the boardwalk reeking of eau de Guido. But now he's more semi-nude. Jeff just submitted a shower photo to Playgirl--yes, them again--showing what he's sort of almost made of, and I guess it's his Mi ... More >>
Hold onto your designer undies! Playgirl's Daniel Nardicio had a run-in with Nick Gruber, the 21-year-old lover of Mr. "Eternity," Calvin Klein. Says Nardicio:
And they were provided by the guy himself! I'm hearing that promoter/editor Daniel Nardicio has been the recipient of nude shots of one of Logo's A List: New York hunks, the guy sending them over in hopes of getting his ass into Playgirl magazine. And it looks like it might happen. My source says ... More >>
Who among New York City's media set has never read a single MediaBistro mailer or blog? Nobody. Which is strange, because it's not like they break crazy news or anything! But it is a clearing house for two things: (1) Everything That Happens in Media, Especially in New York City and (2) Good Tale ... More >>
It's a great day in politics when the public is accepting of no better a revenge plot than the one Levi Johnston is clearly putting forth at the expense of the Palin family by running for Mayor of Wasilla, Alaska.
As you know, Alaska's sweethearts Levi Johnston and Bristol Palin have reunited and were sensible enough to tell Us Weekly about it before informing ma, Sarah Palin. If you're in need of a capsule summary of their wretched affair so far: Levi knocked Bristol up and Sarah had to spray air fr ... More >>
Sad news in the realm of defiantly goofy goth-metal: Type O Negative frontman Peter Steele died of heart failure yesterday. He was 48. He was also more than six and a half feet tall, capable of playing an upright bass sideways, and named "Peter Steele." He was a badass, in other words, but not wit ... More >>
Scott Brown has accomplished much in his short time on earth. He's fathered an American Idol contestant. He's been naked in Playgirl. He's served in the National Guard, as property assessor for Wrentham, Massachusetts, and in the Massachusetts state legislature. And a perfect storm of incompetent co ... More >>
F2K is a countdown of the 50 worst songs of the decade. Track our progress here. Just another schmo who hoped that 9/11 would change everything...for his career.
Inc. magazine has a few PR pros advise (in absentia) Tiger Woods on how to "fix his image." Their advice is either too general ("Go through the short-term trauma and be done with it") or, given the world in which we live, out of the question ("I would recommend that he be real and authentic b ... More >>
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Palin the 'big backstabber,' he says. Plus: Don't ask, do tell.
She says his behavior is mean spirited, malicious, sickening and sad, and she doesn't like him getting naked for Playgirl. He says she's a greedy, dishonest hypocrite and a neglectful mother and he told People he's thinking of suing for custody. All the same, Sarah Palin told Oprah this wee ... More >>
We certainly don't want to rain on our own Crazy Yankee Chick's parade, but we have to note how aroused the Yankees have gotten the New York Post. You have to scroll past bunting banners and pinstripe wallpaper to get to any non-Yankees news there today... but first, some Yankees news: Manag ... More >>
"Everything's gonna hang out. We're talking full johnson," Levi Johnston's manager told TMZ about the Playgirl shoot that Sarah Palin's worst nightmare is doing on November 16. Or maybe he meant full Johnston. In any case, that doesn't mean some shots might not include undies too, if just to ... More >>
Sarah Palin's worst nightmare, Levi Johnston, is posing for Playgirl magazine, which is perfect for him--it's online and it's basically a bunch of pictures.
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New 'Dream House' Clips: Daniel Craig's Family Shocked by StrangerSeptember 26, 2011 04:09:03
Craig's Will Atenton and his family are surprised by the appearance of an unidentified creature in one clip, while his wife Libby sees a stranger standing on their backyard in the other.
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The director reveals that he's been planning to create a follow-up for the Taylor Lautner-starring action film, adding, 'Of course, I'm gonna direct it.'
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With the standout ballad as a backsound, Demi tells her devotees that she was lucky to have supportive parents and fans to help her make it through the rough chapter in her life.
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Weisz's Libby Atenton sees Craig's Will secretly painting the wall of an old chamber which has a mysterious graffiti that reads, 'Peter Ward slaughter house'.
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Storming into Sookie's house, Bill attacks Eric and tells Nan that the vampire sheriff of area 5 has been infected.
Comic-Con 2011: Daniel Craig and Olivia Wilde at 'Cowboys and Aliens' PremiereJuly 25, 2011 11:07:05
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Setting out to unravel the mystery behind his haunted house, Daniel's Will Atenton may find that the tragic murder of a mother and her children is just hitting too close to home.
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.candelalounge.com/
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- Cuisine: Fusion / Eclectic, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Rogelio Herrera
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- Hit and MissYumyumDined on 11/20/2014Candela is still hit and miss. I had SUCH a great experience there for lunch a couple weeks ago that I booked again with someone who had not been before. I thought perhaps lunch may be more predictable as it's not terribly busy. Unfortunately, it was not so much of a hit. It was fine but the service was highly mediocre, we both commented that it seemed like the server had no interest in what we wanted or how we were doing or how the food was. She said the right things but didn't seem to care. The food was good not great although I ordered the same items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Hidden GemMceliaDined on 11/17/2014Amazing cute restaurant, with a quirky style in decor. Very fancy feeling, amazing food that will melt in your mouth, as well a very fair price point considering all that your getting in the experience beyond the food. I highly recommend- me and my mom (who was just visiting) came here Saturday night, and we loved it so much we came back Monday again as she was flying out Tuesday morning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AveragetastyDined on 11/14/2014Good concept, average execution. The server was bit knowledgabke about the ingredients of the mussel dish, but did check with the kitchen. Wine list was good. Pork belly was good, but calamari lacked seasoning. Presentation of food was good, an interesting feature of watermelon and tuna was good but I wouldn't order again. The restaurant was highly recommended but I would hesitate to return. Nothing bad, but nothing exceptional.Special Features:
- NicoleVIPDined on 11/14/2014Still one of our favourite places, but the new menu is definitely not as good as its predecessors.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good foodashwilDined on 11/14/2014I have now been here a number of times, The food is always good, and I would recommend the small plates. I find they are perfect for sharing,I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Food and ServiceNadineDined on 11/8/2014I wasn't sure what to expect from Candela but the whole experience was fantastic from our friendly server to the best, most interesting food I have enjoyed in a while. Will definitely go back and highly recommend!Special Features:
- Great serviceJaneDDined on 11/7/2014We liked the server a lot, and the food was good. Price point was decent as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KarinDined on 11/6/2014I found the carrot soup nice but not phenomenal. The darker carrots add a great colour but the soup could have been hotter and the layers of depth were not there. I had the short rib tacos - a bit salty for my taste and all the flavour was with the beef - not the herbs or vegetables I would have expected with the meat. And no one needs 2 tortillas with each one! My partner enjoyed his bison burger - but found the fries ok but not crispy.Special Features:
- Unexpected Pleasuregroupof4Dined on 11/2/2014It was our first time at Candela. We tired it because we like its sister restaurant Alloy. The food was terrific. Nice ambience and good service.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/2/2014I have eaten at Candela several times and found it to be wonderful. This time the food was mediocre, service was good but I hate paying so much $$$ for a mediocre night out. $177Special Features:
- Couldn't have been better!!MceliaDined on 10/29/2014We were absolutely blown away by every dish brought out, and the service and atmosphere excellent as well. Not to mention great pricing. We already can't wait to go back and have talked about how delicious the food was everyday since we dined there!! The best meal we've eaten in our four years together!Special Features:
- Excellent FoodSME5461Dined on 10/24/2014We had a good dining experience with Candela. The food are excellent, the only thing we could say is the price is little bit pricey for Tapas.Special Features:
- Just okOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014I have been to Candela a few times and this time it wasn't the best experience. Host was a bit rude and the food seems like it has gone down a bit in quality. Didn't have the wine on the menu and tapas were mediocre. A bit disappointing.Special Features:
- Great restaurantRobbyADined on 10/16/2014Great overall restaurant, excellent calamari. Every dish we trier was superbSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Tapas plates yetHonestgalVIPDined on 10/16/2014loved the size and portion of the tapas plates offered. All were adeptly made such that the food's flavour and presentation was the best I have ever enjoyed.Special Features:
- Great Dining Experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/12/2014We had such a great experience at Candela this past weekend. Our server was so pleasant and very knowledgable. She made several recommendations throughout the meal, all of which we loved! We love the idea of sharing several plates; it allowed us to try more than one or two dishes. Thank you so much, we will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food bad serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/10/2014We sat at the bar and the food was great. Our bartender was not very knowledgeable about the food or wine. She gave poor feedback on the chicken tacos, saying that we should go to another establishment for tacos. Also we ordered a bottle of rioja and she asked if that was was a white. Overall our server was very rough around the edges and unprofessional. I expect a higher level of professionalism at a nice establishment. The chef executed a great menu but I'm not sure if I will dine at candela againSpecial Features:
- Food was great, service was okLiketotrynewthingsVIPDined on 10/3/2014Our server was busy and took her awhile to take our order. Once the order was submitted, the food came out fairly quickly. Selection of wine wasn't extensive but the food was delicious (although over-priced for the portions provided). Their menu selection changes frequently too so don't expect to order the same dishes each time you visit!Special Features:
- Delicious tapa styleOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/2/2014Highly recommend the seared tuna and tuna tartare. Not cheap, but delicious food.Special Features:
- Amazing!SirSnoozeDined on 10/1/2014I went here for my birthday, very amazing atmosphere and delicious food! 11/10 times would visit again!Special Features:
- YYCTravellerDined on 9/30/2014The service was awful. Our server was not very welcoming and was rushing us out before we were finished our evening. The food was luke warm and under seasoned. I wont be back and would not recommend it to anyone.
- Consistently goodOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/28/2014We return for the calimari and it is a family favourite every time.Special Features:
- Terrific TapasKazadumDined on 9/27/2014A great selection of tasty tapas, beautifully presented in a great atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Real GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/24/2014been meaning to try it, finally did. I'll be back to this spot. It was excellent.Special Features:
- SpankyDined on 9/21/2014We brought relatives from Ontario to Candela as it is one of our preferred dining spots for cool food, and great service. As always, they didn't disappoint on either.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- delicious noisejewelsDined on 9/20/2014Went to candela for date night. Lovely place, bit was instantly reminded of ladies night as there were a lot of ladies groups. Food was awesome and came out a bit at a time, not all at once.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mediocre at bestfoodiegoodieVIPDined on 9/16/2014Was only 3 tables dining at the same time. Our server oversold the food "everything was amazing". We ordered several tapas and the portions were small for the price. The crispy pork belly was not crispy and it was cold. The gaucho beef skewer was tough and chewy. Butter chicken lacked any real taste. The server said that it was hot when it left the kitchen. We heard so many good things about the menu and was completely disappointed.
- wonderful eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014Perfect to celebrate our anniversary, nice ambiance, food and service. Loved the salmon, beets and carrots and dessert was wonderful Seating is close and can feel intrusive, especially if few diners.When we arrived there were only two other couples and we were seated right next to one, when there were other options. Ask to move. Better once space filled. Would return to try out other items on menu as it provides the opportunity to eat a little or as much as you want. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spectacular EveningShadowDined on 9/14/2014Our server and all of her recommendations were wonderful. We went because we were recipients of a gift card. We will unquestionably return. The cuisine is perfection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My eyes are up hereKevinDined on 9/12/2014I am a man with longer hair. Despite not having shaved for a while, the girl dropping off one of our dishes said, "Enjoy, ladies". If you do not even have the presence of mind to treat a customer with enough respect to glance up, you should find something else to do. The rest of the service was fine, albeit a little intrusive. Food was just ok, which was disappointing because the menu sounded lovely.
- DinningadventurerDined on 9/10/2014Candela never misses - have dined here several times now and always pleased with the attention to service and unique food offerings. This has become one of my all time favourite restaurants!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So SoAlexisDined on 9/5/2014I can't really say there was anything bad about the experience, but there wasn't anything remarkable either. And with the selections available for an amazing date night, I would bother with this again. The food wasn't bad (except the very pedestrian tuna 'tartar' - aka tuna spread). In fact some of it was tasty, however there was nothing tying one flavor to the next on this menu, it was all over the place. And I found the atmosphere lacking for a romantic dinner for 2, however it seemed to be comfortable for groups. All in all, there's just too many other exciting options out there to bother.Special Features:
- Wonderful Evening!GrasshopperDined on 8/28/2014Candela met all my expectations! The decor is funky and tasteful. Our server was extremely knowledgeable, welcoming and attentive. The tapas were timed perfectly and there wasn't a miss in the bunch - such variety in the menu. Everything put together amounted to a really wonderful evening for us and our guests!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Food!BrutusDined on 8/26/2014The food was delicious. The woman who looked after our table was not very friendly or helpful; making the service less than inspiring.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- early week diningtrendyfoodieDined on 8/25/2014this restaurant has amazing décor, very chic. Our food was also amazing...simple ingredients with tons of flavour. The service however was nothing special...very run of the mill- I felt our server lacked care, maybe because it was slower than usual? I asked for a flavor sparkling water ( I was thinking of the blood orange pallegrino) they didn't carry it, only there house brand...I asked for some sort of flavor and I was offered a lemon or lime. (I was hoping for a fresh juice puree maybe on the side?) we also made a special request for our celebration, and there was nothing noted about it. It would have been nice if the server would have mentioned it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best butter chicken ever!TravelJanetVIPDined on 8/24/2014That comment came from my husband which was seconded by my son. My short rib pad Thai was very tender but a bit bland. My daughter had the scallops and pronounced them 'excellent'. The tomato and avocado salad was very fresh and delicious. Try the '5 Alive' cocktail and 'The Maltese Falcon' - both extremely tasty!Special Features:
- Interesting menuOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/24/2014Some nice changes from the regular run-of-the-mill items, and well executed. Will be back.Special Features:
- It's not a restaurant, it's a bar.GastrobarVIPDined on 8/16/2014Decided to celebrate our anniversary at Alloy's sister restaurant, Candela. Big mistake. The restaurant is basically a concrete box, with some token decorations that looked a collection of sale items from Urban Barn. The hostess sat us at the nearest possible table to her station in a row tiny tables for two which are flanked by bistro tables along a wall and the bar. The immense bar is situated in the middle of the restaurant, and there's your first clue that this is a bar with food on the side, rather than a restaurant with a bar on the side. The result is tables of drunk women who deliver screeching laughter at a volume that will knock your fillings out, and the usual suspects of guys "dining" in baseball caps and jeans. Lovely.Special Features:
- A great experience!SandiDined on 8/15/2014Another excellent dining choice on 4th Street SW. Great decor and ambience - loved the Moroccan touches (floor tiles and lighting) Service was excellent - attentive but not overbearing. Food choices were great and quality was very good. Especially appreciated the on-site parking tooSpecial Features:
- Absolutely deliciousCarminaDined on 8/13/2014We went as a group of 7, and ordered almost all of the small plates, and almost all of the entrees to share. There was not a dish that we didn't like, or that we found mediocre.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Heroin had taken over two of her children's lives - a daughter, who is clean now, but also a son, whom she hasn't heard from for a while. Joy says kids on the street holding signs that ask for money don't need it for meals; instead, they're in desperate need for their next fix.
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In the House of the Wicked
A Remy Chandler Novel
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Authors: Sniegoski, Tom
Title: In the house of the wicked
a Remy Chandler novel
a Remy Chandler novel
Publisher: New York, New York, USA :, Roc,, [2013]
Penguin Group USA 2013
Penguin Group USA 2013
Characteristics: 353 pages ;,18 cm
Content Type: text
Media Type: unmediated
Carrier Type: volume
Notes: "Roc fantasy"--Spine.
Summary: When a sorcerer kidnaps Ashley Berg to use in an act of vengeance, the half-human, half-angel Remy Chandler will do anything to retrieve the young woman who is like a daughter to him.
Local Note: 118 148
Statement of Responsibility: Thomas E. Sniegoski
Subject Headings: Angels Fiction. Private investigators Fiction. Chandler, Remy (Fictitious character) Fiction.
Topical Term: Angels
Private investigators
Chandler, Remy (Fictitious character)
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Other Editions: Sniegoski, Tom. In the house of the wicked New York : Roc, ♭2012 (DLC) 2011053175
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You can't ignore it: The holidays and their accoutrements — the sparkly garland and the twinkly lights and the cheery music — are all around us. But just when you think you'll never escape and that there can't possibly be any kind of event that will be powerful enough to allow you a break from all the December festivities, a light at the end of the holiday tunnel appears in the form of the multimedia performances May These Changes Make Us Light: Winter Show Collaborative. These adventures take place at 7 and 9 p.m. at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis (3750 Washington Boulevard; $10), but you probably won't notice your surroundings much, what with the video projections on a ten-foot-tall plastic dome, Gravity Plays Favorites' gymnastic pole work, the Fireflies' light-as-air yoga-style acrobatics and music courtesy of Fire Dog, among others. And did we mention the belly dancing? Or that all of these elements and more are coming together to tell a story? A tale you won't soon forget, we imagine. Now, what time of year is it again?
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We're admiring the current crop of menorahs that are not only modern in form but add a note of glamor, too. Here, five favorites:
Above: From San Francisco kitchen emporium March, the MARCH Brass Menorah consists of nine individual candle holders and a matching tray (not shown) made from high polished brass, $2,500. The design is also available in Patinated Steel in a black or shiny silver finish with a tray, $2,000.
Above: The Ascalon Menorah with Candles is made from solid Carrara marble and has eight candleholders to correspond with the eight days of Hanukkah and one shamash (the candle used to light the others) on a different level. Left and right diagonals in the design create an 18-degree angle, which designer Brad Ascalon points out references the fact that in Judaism, the number 18 symbolizes chai or life. Available from Design Within Reach, $275, including 45 hand-dipped 6-inch white candles.
Above: The Industrial Style Menorah Copper Candle Holder is made out of copper piping and fittings; $128 without candles, and $144 with candles from Provisions by Food 52.
Above: Make your own menorah using Fort Standard's simple geometric Marble Candleholders that can be easily stacked to create candles of different heights. They're available in black or white circles, pentagrams, and hexagrams and have a leather bottom that keeps them from scratching tabletops; $42 each.
Above: The Nick and the Candlestick by Lindsey Adelman was inspired by antique brass weights and named after a Sylvia Plath poem. Its made up of nine brass holders at varying heights resting on a walnut tray; candles are inserted onto spikes, so they appear to float. Available from Matter; $1,905.
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Salad Suggestions for a Pre-Wedding Dinner
My husband and I are hosting a pre-wedding dinner the Friday night before our nephew's Sunday June 22nd wedding. We are expecting 40-45 people (family and out-of-town guests) and we're hoping the weather is nice enough to put tables on the back patio, deck, and front porch. That will leave space at the dining room table and the living room as well so there should be more than enough room.
Now I need to work out the menu. I'm planning to get a new smoker and smoke some whole chickens. They are easy to make once they get plunked in the smoker. I think 5-6 chickens should be plenty and I don't mind any leftovers My nephew wanted me to grill steaks but that can be a little difficult since I don't have steak knives for that number. So I was thinking I'd make beef kebabs. I would marinate the meat first so they'll be easy to slice or cube them small enough and I can grill them on the bbq.
We'll probably make a whole bunch of roasted/grilled veggies like peppers, mushrooms, onions, zucchini and eggplant and I have a great recipe for asparagus with an herby green sauce that my nephew's fiancee loved.
I'll buy hummus and baba ganoush and stuffed vine leaves to serve with pita.
But then I want to make a bunch of salads. Any suggestions on some great salad recipes I can make in advance and then just put out. Anything goes pretty much but they have to be non-dairy please so no cheeses or sour cream or yogurt added, please.
Also, would love some dessert recipes. We'll have a fruit salad and perhaps some cookies.
Any other ideas and suggestions for the dinner?
For the salads I would suggest a potato salad made with a vinegar base instead of mayo. I have one that I make with blue cheese and bacon but you could definitely leave out the blue cheese.
I would also suggest a simple green salad to act as a foil to other rich dishes. Tabbouleh would be nice too.
As far as desserts go, a summer fruit pie would be tasty...maybe sour cherry or peach. Since your menu sounds very accessible, I think maybe some homemade browines and cookies woudl go well too.
Good luck and let us know what you decide.
(1) Currently, we are having salad with a great balsamic just purchased. Bistro Blends Raspberry Balsamic from http://www.spenger.com/ (worth it for this occasion)
The salad is Fresh Spinach (baby spinach if you can get it at Trader Joe's or something), sliced strawberries, sliced red onion, oil and balsamic (about 3 parts oil to 1 part balsamic), salt and fresh ground pepper. You can add pecans, but better keep it simple in case some older folks can't eat nuts. It has staying power for a few hours, but best to prepare and store ingredients separately, then mix and dress just before service. Really simple.
(2) Since your grilling veggies already, how about mixing a brown rice salad (or Quinoa) with grilled corn, fresh red pepper (diced in processor) and green onion, dressed lightly with oil and vinegar and seasoned with pepper and Lawry's seasoned salt. Can make ahead one or two days.
(3) Broccoli Bacon Salad (double the recipe)
2 bunches broccoli, florets only (5 to 6 cups florets
)1 medium red onion, chopped
1/2 cup raisins
10 to 12 slices bacon, fried and crumbled (or Hormel real bacon bits is okay)
1 cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
2 teaspoons sugar
(4) Green salad with carrots and cherry tomatoes and side of that herby green sauce as a dressing.
And, then have the roasted veggies right next to that (in case someone wants to get creative).
Your menu sounds really good and I look forward to reading this entire thread.
KK, have read some of your other posts, so I know you're a balabusta. There is another thread on this board about chicken for 15 and he/she did 4 chickens. I realize you will have kebabs as well, but unless you are using chickens the size of small turkeys 5/6 won't be enough for 40-45 people. I usually figure 1/4 chicken per person, but to assume 1/8 (wing? thigh?) is very low. Please re-think number of chickens or increase additional protein (grilled salmon or halibut?) If you dont want to do single steaks, how about london broil using marinated shoulder steak you can grill in advance, carve and serve room temp?
I am pretty sure you are kosher, so here are some suggestions: room temp couscous salad with zesty vinaigrette and crunch veggies like cucumbers, peppers, grape tomatoes, basil or mint for herb? asian cole slaw from ming tsai made with red & white cabbage, rice wine vinegar and other veggies? Israeli salad with cukes, tomatoes, green onions? mexican salad with avocadoes, tomatoes, red onions and spicy vinaigrette? baby spinach, strawberry and red onion salad with vinaigrette? kosher version of cesar dressing with croutons, mayo & anchovies, you can find soy based parmesan cheese at TJ's or Whole Foods?
Dessert suggestions are hard for me, because I like the taste of real butter, which I am pretty sure is a no-no for you. Brownies, lemon squares, apricot bars, all have appeal as we like simple fare. If margarine is acceptable to you, then any of these should not be a problem. If fruit is in season in your area, something with fresh peaches, cherries or strawberries would be good, perhaps minature tarts? You can bake shells in advance and fill right before party. What do the bride & groom like? Always good idea to consult and serve favorites. Good Luck!
re: Diane in Bexley
Thanks for the accolade. "Balabusta" is high praise indeed! You're quite right. For reasons of tradition I keep kosher at home though I am thoroughly schizoid and eat pretty much everything outside of the house.
I will re-think the numbers of chicken. I usually err in the other direction leaving so much in leftovers I am the butt of many jokes. I was thinking that people would not eat both the chicken and the meat and to cut back a bit. I would never plan on 8 per chicken but something like 5. So I probably should make 8 or 9 chickens then. And that's no problem since I don't mind these being leftover. They are frozen easily and when thawed they are almost as good as just cooked. London broil is not a kosher cut but there are alternatives like the one you mention and serving sliced steak is a nice idea and fairly easy. It saves the work of threading cubed meat on skewers too. How many lbs. of steak would you suggest? Do you think 10 lbs. would be too much, not enough...? I can easily poach some sides of salmon pretty reasonably. Does anyone have a foolproof poaching recipe -- mine somehow come out a little gray at times.
Generally I don't like cooking with margarine - health reasons and taste reasons as well. I was thinking about a chiffon cake since that is an oil based cake. Nut cakes are too much like Passover tho to me so I prefer not to do that. Someone here mentioned pies and I think that strikes a good note of informality and summery quality so that's a real possibility. The bride I know loves chocolate but I'm not sure my nephew is really even into desserts. Hmmmmm
Thanks to all for the wonderful ideas. The tabbouleh is one that particularly interests me. I had forgotten about it as an option and I just love it. Anyone have a good recipe for tabbouleh?
Keep those ideas coming. Thanks!
re: Diane in Bexley
I agree with Diane - grill a big piece of beef and slice it yourself. It's easier for people to help themselves. My mother often does a lamb loin or beef filet (the long, snakelike shape) which slices easily and beautifully. Can't tell you how much, but if you're doing chickens as well, maybe work on one and a half to two ounces of meat per person??? Can someone else suggest a weight?
I recently went to a relaxed birthday buffet in a friend's garden, and one of the salads was just a big glass bowl of home made pickles. He used baby cucumbers, halved, and marinated them in a vinegar of wholegrain mustard, chopped dill, minced red onion, cider vinegar, sugar, cracked black pepper and sunflower oil. It was so stunning, especially with the grilled meats, and all the non-salad-eaters adored it.
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Yum. That sounds great. I've never made pickles but there's always a first time!
There's a very simple corn salad that I got from an Ina Garten episode that might be nice.
Here it is: http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recip...
I made it and liked it, it's super fast and simple.
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That looks great, Kuisine. I hope that early corn comes in by then! Thanks for the suggestion. Keep them coming.
A salad with fresh baby spinach, sliced strawberries & almonds with a poppy seed dressing. The spinach holds up extremely well on a buffet table. I made this Easter and had a small amount left over that still was great the next day. I use a recipe off allrecipes.com in the hall of fame section.
I am not a fan of mayo so when I make potato salad I just boil red potatoes, cut in half, mix with favorite italian salad dressing. Add some green onions and favorite seasonings. Taste better when I make it day before serving so flavors all meld together.
tomato, cucumber and onion salad is always a hit and colorful on a table.
You can do a nice farro salad with asparagus, almonds, spinach (or arugula), orange pieces and a nice citrusy vinaigrette.
You can also do an orzo salad with diced bell pepper, green onions, corn, lots of fresh herbs and a vinaigrette.
Or a potato salad like someone mentioned above. I made one with green beans, salmon and hard boiled eggs (optional) the other day. Recipe here: http://www.bitchincamero.com/mel/2008...
how about fattoush? you have a mediterranean theme going, and it's easy too - baby greens, romaine, chopped tomato, cucumber, red peppers, red onion, oregano - you can even throw in some of your grilled veggies, and toss with a simple red wine vinaigrette and sumac (or lemon juice if you can't find it or don't want to bother). brush pita with olive oil and salt and pepper, cut into strips, and bake until crispy. toss them with the salad about 20 minutes before serving so some soften up.
for dessert i agree with the fruit crisp suggestions for no-dairy, or you could make a marjolaine with layers of almond meringue and sorbets - it can be sliced while frozen.
Your Middle Eastern dips and stuffed vine leaves made me think of the Orange, Black Olive, & Red Onion Salad from Claudia Roden's "Arabesque." It was a cookbook of the month here last spring, and lots of folks were loving this salad. It's delicious and different. I made it for a dinner a few weeks ago. The store had blood oranges, so I mixed those with regular oranges. Beyond tasting great, it was absolutely gorgeous!
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Thanks all for the suggestions. The dinner was a rousing success. We turned out to be about 40 people including a few children. The weather held so we were able to eat on the deck, the patio, the front porch AND in the dining room. There was enough seating for all. I smoked 8 3 lb. chickens and 10.5 lbs. of londonbroil. About half the chickens went (but that's ok, it's great leftover) and the beef just about disappeared. I had actually asked the butcher for 8.5 lbs. but this was what arrived. It was delicious marinated, grilled and sliced. I made the spinach, strawberry pecan salad that was recommended as well the tabbouleh, roasted asparagus with my great basil sauce I finally found the recipe for, Cook's magazine's potato salad, the cuisinart cole slaw, a tomato salad, cucumber salad, and a bunch of grilled veggies. It was rounded off with hummus and olives of all different sorts. Fruits salad and cookies for dessert were perfect. And I highly recommend Cascadian Farms frozen lemonade. Not too sweet. Four large cans were quaffed quite quickly along with the wine, beer, juices and seltzer.
It was a great party. A terrific intro to the wedding weekend if I do say so myself. The happy couple is now on their honeymoon in Mexico and I can rest by going back to work.
Thanks to all of you once again!


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The incident, occurring earlier this month, originated from China and according to a Sunday report from the conservative-leaning Washington Free Bacon, it affected the White House Military Office for nuclear commands.
And while the nature of the attack could be deemed serious, in a report from Politico.com, administration officials downplayed the attack's significance, referring to the incident as "isolated." Meanwhile, in a news story from the Associated Press, the representative emphasized such attempts were not all that uncommon and the article itself noted the attempt had been "thwarted."
The tactic used for the breach was reported to be spear phishing, a scheme in which sent emails falsify their origin as trusted sources.
China has been increasingly cited as the source for a number of high profile cyber-attacks. In June of last year, the country was suspected as the origin for a hack on Lockheed Martin, a major U.S. government contractor for military supplies.
The U.S. government has set cyber security as a priority. In July, U.S. President Barack Obama penned an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal calling for stronger standards via legislation from Capitol Hill. At the time, Obama stated, "So far, no one has managed to seriously damage or disrupt our critical infrastructure networks. But foreign governments, criminal syndicates and lone individuals are probing our financial, energy and public safety systems every day."
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New Restuarant in Charlotte: Solera
My wife and I just returned from Solera, a restaurant on N.Caswell Street, in Charlotte. Wow!! It was absolutely fabulous. It is billed as Mediterranean Cuisine. I can't recommend it highly enough. It opened Thusrsday, just 3 days ago. I had an avocado/manchego cheese, tomatoes/field green salad with lemon vinagrette---yummmmmm! My wife had the fresh mellon with rasberry sorbet. She gave me the tiniest sample of the sorbet, which was really good, and the melon didn't get close to my side of the table. For the main course we had the best paella I have ever had. Wow, the chorizo in it was really something!! Tony suggested the wine, a Spanish Red that was excellent and a good value. For dessert we shared a warm date cake with caramel sauce -- sinful! Then an after dinner wine and a couple glasses of "43". Best meal I've had in a long time! I think it is in the old Ethans of Elizabeth location 366 N. Caswell St.
Chowhounds, you must try it. Ask for the owner Oscar and tell him Art and Suzanne sent you. You won't be sorry. What a treat!!
Kathleen, you must try this and report your thoughts!
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Here you go:
Appetizers range from $6.95 for the melon my wife had to $14.50 for the house antipasto which has serrano ham, manchego cheese, figs, olives, chorizo, and peppers.
Salads range from $10.50 for the alvocado/cheese/tomatoes/greens that I had and loved, to $7.95 for the house salad.
Pasta ranges from $14.50 for a basic pasta to $19.50 for a lobster ravioli in cognac shrimp sauce.
Meat $17.50 for chicken to $28.95 for filet mignon.
Seafood from $17.50 for salmon to $49.95 for the paella we had and split. It could have easily filled 3/4 people so figure that in.
We had a bottle of a Spanish Red that was quite good for $55.
Hope this gives you an idea.
Glad to see someone from the Concord area doesn't mind driving into the city for a good meal. Most of the folks I work with think it is a million miles away, lol. It is our entertainment, so we don't mind. Please pass along any good suggestions you have. We love to try new places.
re: artlee
Wow, thanks for such a detailed reply. I appreciate your taking the time. Sounds reasonable if the food is as good as you say. :) I'll put Solera on the list.
And yes, we definitely travel to the city quite often. We even eat out with a group of folks sometimes that includes people from Salisbury! Foodies gots to go where the food is. :) Our two most recent sojourns were to Carpe Diem and Nolen Kitchen, both of which I loved and would heartily recommend. I'm told next week the group is planning on a Vietnamese place, but the name escapes me at the moment.
re: artlee
Never did get to Ethans, so I can't say.
BTW, if you haven't tried it yet, The Fig Tree is a few blocks away from Solera. Great place also.
re: Jibe
Thanks Jibe. We did try it and liked it. The service was great and they had some unsual things on the menu. We talked about the differences of the "look" while at dinner at Solera. It hink it boiled down to thinking that the Fig Tree looked like a home, and Solera looked like a home that had been turned into a restaurant. Don't know if that makes sense or not. We liked the freshness of Solera, bright walls, nice bar area, great windows overlooking the street -- more open than TFT. Both are very good though. Any other good tips??
I know it's a whole nother kind of deal, but how is Penguin?
Artlee, do you happen to know if the owners of this Solera also maybe own one in Minneapolis? I lived there shortly a few years ago, and Solera was one of my FAVORITE restaurants. The food you described sounds very similar (they specialize in tapas with many of the ingredients you mentioned) I'm wondering if it may have come up in conversation while you were there. I haven't been able to find any more info. on this restaurant since it's so new. Any thoughts would be helpful, thanks!
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suni, I doubt it. He has mentioned living in Connecticut, but never heard anything about Minneapolis. Actually, I'm going there tomorrow night and will ask him, if my old mind remembers.
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704-375-2636. I hope you enjoy it.
Well, we finally got around to trying Solera this past weekend. Thanks to artlee for the original recommendation.
It was a spur of the moment kind of thing and I called around 4:00 Saturday to get reservations for that evening. Turns out we wouldn't have needed them. There were only two other tables filled when we arrived around 6:35 (still kinda early I know). Despite the lack of company, however, we had a really nice meal.
Starting out, we had the marinated pork and white bean app and a salad of chorizo, melon, and artichokes. The former was very tasty, but almost entree size in itself. The latter was very unusual (and the cantaloupe a little out of place for the season), but really surprisingly delicious. I'd order it again in a second and I'd like to get my hands on some of that chorizo for home.
The list of entrees was short, but I think this just allows them to concentrate on things that they can do really well, as was the case with both of our main courses. My husband had the lamb shank which was delicious and falling off the bone. I had the lobster ravioli (not terribly Mediterranean I know), which was also delicious. I wish it had come with a little more of the tasty cream sauce. Both servings were more than generous and fairly priced.
Dessert, as often happens in restaurants with great savory dishes, paled somewhat. The chocolate lava cake and vanilla cheesecake were both acceptable but not amazing.
All in all it was a good, satisfying meal and I would return again sometime. My biggest gripe is that many of the dishes were not seasonal. Summery ingredients were in several of the dishes. One of the desserts on the menu was Berries and Cream. As much as I love any kind of berry, I just could not bring myself to order them in November. Still, I would like to see this place full and lively on a Saturday night and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to those looking for upscale Mediterranean.
re: concordcourtney
I do hope they make it. I live in the neighborhood, and have passed it many times on a Fri/Sat night, when most restaurants are full, only to see one or two cars out front.
re: concordcourtney
Courtney, glad you liked it. Next time if they have it try the date nut pudding cake. We really, really like it.
I find that all restaurants have been slow recently. I think the economy is taking it's tole. It has to be so hard for a fledgling restaurant to get going in these times.
Solera Mediterranean Cuisine, 366 North Caswell St.
re: littlegirltree
That's too bad. I only went there once, but it was obvious they loved what they were doing and I hate to not see that pan out.
re: concordcourtney
Very sad. Very good food and wonderful people. These are tough times for independents unless they have very deep pockets. I wish them the best.
re: artlee
Another restaurant is going into this space, so we should keep our fingers crossed that this next incarnation offers good food,good prices,good atmosphere,and success for the owners. I drive by regularly,but I forget what the "theme" is going to be.


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The American/British Language Divide:
Following History Maker's thread, I've been wondering... how true is the notion - in this day and age - that "British English" and "American English" have different vocabularies? Traditionally, Americans would use words like "bangs" and "pants" where as Brits would use "fringe" and "trousers". But with both countries receiving programming and content from "across the Pond", I'm wondering if that divide still exist. Or is there significant crossover amongst their respective users? I know I personally use a mixture of both on a day-to-day basis though I realise that I may be atypical - at least, where I live. But then again, I don't exactly live in a major urban cultural melting pot like London or New York. Obviously, British English users will understand American English words and vice versa. The question is, would they themselves use it?
2 Khantalas, Fri, 29th Mar '13 4:49:24 PM from ((Not actually a creepy adorable little girl.))
Creepy adorable little girlMy experience has been that the British and the Canadians are fairly insistent on enforcing the divide on their end, but the Statesians are much more casual about using Britisms in their speech, if they are aware of them.
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Terracotta Soldier ManAs an American, I've caught myself using a few Britishisms when none of the American words seem to fit. I tend to use "pants" and "trousers" pretty interchangeably, although I use "trousers" more for khakis and slacks and "pants" for things like blue jeans when I can be bothered make a distinction. "Widdershins" is also a very fun word. I like the way it rolls off the tongue Not an easy word to use in casual conversation without some measure of shoehorning, though. Not particularly relevant footnote EDIT: Formatting.
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4 Oh So Into Cats, Sat, 30th Mar '13 4:47:37 AM from The Sand Wastes Relationship Status: Showing feelings of an almost human nature
Americans don't care but will look at you funny if they don't know it. Brits will care and will know it,
edited 30th Mar '13 4:48:12 AM by ohsointocats
Eidolonomics: ~60.4k/100,000 words
So, it sounds to me that British English users are a more territorial and "purist" than American English users. Goddammit! My characters are British in a purely British setting. I wonder if I can get away more if I hint - including through her use of "Americanisms" - that she has been heavily exposed to and influenced by American media - TV, movies, games, etc.
6 Bisected 8, Sat, 30th Mar '13 6:03:35 AM from The home of Richard III Relationship Status: I-It's not like I like you, or anything!
Bastid, please~Speaking as a Brit, I've never heard of the word "Widdershins" up until this point. Anyway, plenty of people use American words and slang here (mostly young adults and teens; some words have been assimilated, some will make you look like you've watched too many American sitcoms). It's only really spelling and grammar that people pay attention to, I don't think there's any concerted effort to avoid it.
7 Oh So Into Cats, Sat, 30th Mar '13 6:47:48 AM from The Sand Wastes Relationship Status: Showing feelings of an almost human nature
Widdershins is a silly word that nobody uses unless you're Terry Pratchett.
Eidolonomics: ~60.4k/100,000 words
8 Scorpio Rat, Sat, 30th Mar '13 10:45:40 AM from Houston, Texas Relationship Status: Reincarnated romance
When horoscopes go wrongI personally don't use British slang or terms when speaking (even when I lived in New York with more exposure to a variety of accents), but I catch myself writing the way a British person might word something. Vocab is different though. How I spell certain words like grey depeds on what I feel like using, but I never add the 'u' to color or humor.
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9 De Marquis, Sat, 30th Mar '13 11:26:20 AM from Hell, USA Relationship Status: Buried in snow, waiting for spring
Who Am I?What we Americans like to do is "borrow" words and phrases from other countries, "Americanize" them by changing their use somewhat, and then re-invade their culture with a corrupted version of their own language. Heh, heh, heh...
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10 Oh So Into Cats, Sat, 30th Mar '13 12:06:42 PM from The Sand Wastes Relationship Status: Showing feelings of an almost human nature
The best part is that that's not even unique. The M.O. was started by the British.
Eidolonomics: ~60.4k/100,000 words
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Bastid, please~All countries/languages/cultures do it (although the English language is notable for how much of other languages it tends to assimilate). Half of all western anime related terms are Recursive Translations.
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We know lots of Iranian restaurant in Deira but this one restaurant serves persian,arabic and russian cusines,located down of Twin TowerDeira ,pricequiteexpensive but foods very delicious.The joji kabab like spareribs of beef marinated and like barbecue sauce, the hot bread nan match with yoghurt with spinach, the chicken kebad with salad..Delicious foods and very nice garden ambience , nearest metro Union or Baniyas Square,very accessible,staffs are very accomodating,worth to try and visit by everyone.
I am so lucky to visit lots of hotels and restaurant in UAE. In every celebration i can review the dishes prepared by the chef. I like the Asian dishes prepared by the chef here during the 2nd birthday of the daughter of my friends. Especially the fried noodles, the fried fish with tartar sauce and the white pasta.Taste truly perfect to me.I would highly recommend this place/restaurant for any occassion foods are delicious, price affordable and accessible location,walking distance from Union or Al Rigga Station.Accomodating staff too .I would surely comeback to this restaurant.
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You love park ? Must visit this place -Love to comeback in this place.For picnic, bonding or either team building. Very huge park with very minimal entrance and nearest Metro is Jaffliya station.We always come here we love the place specially if winter , very huge park and clean park.Perfect place for family and friends.
If you want to Build Strong Camaraderie through Sports- you should visit this institute and you can rent their gym. First time to visit here-Perfect for Trainors, Students , Volunteers, Friends and Family.This place is accessible too just go down in Al Ghusais Metro and from their 8 minutes thru taxi. Place is truly clean. This Institute offers career based technology in English at the secondary and Tertiary levels, i know they have all branches in UAE..Must visit by everyone .
First time to visit this hotel, during our graduation day, I can say the place was good , the ballroom they gave to us is quite big .The foods they serve very delicious as well. I would suggest this place for special occasion like birthdays, weddings,baptism, and graduation. Price of the package they gave to us is good to, added too the extended hours .Location wise accessible to right side of Deira City Center.Staff and waiters are very accomodating.Place is not so big but and in the entrance quite dark but overall clean place, must visit by everyone, its city hotel accessible to every place.
I love the new extension mall of Al Ghurair Centre Deira, its very big and lots of shopping boutiques added , so you do not have to travel far to buy the stuff you are looking for.Lots of branded boutiques available too, lots of new coffee shops and built lots of restaurants at the second floor. Very quiet andcrowded place but seems very organized and clean.Location very accessible too opposite Union Metro Station and or backside of Salahuddin metro, walking distance very accessible. On the main entrance of the mall they have show always and the fountains set up very nice...Must visit by family and friends..Its connected also to new Arjaan Rotana Al Ghurair hotel ,so if you have overseas guest its a one stop shop place to visit.
Every woman loves to pamper herself. I would highly recommend Meteor Garden , its a Chinese Salon but lots of Indian and Filipinos visit here,they specialized in hair rebonding with treatment, price quite expensive compare to other chinese salons but really good result ,They have indian lady also who made the eyebrow threading and its my first time to had this , and i am overwhelm she made my eyebrow great , nice shape and i remember last time the facial they made super great the next day my officemates notice the fairer skin. Very accomodating staff, some chinese cant speak english but Filipino staff will help you.Location very accessible just go down to salahuddin metro and its opposite reef mall , Prime medical clinic building..Lots of services that makes a woman so ravishing.
A must visit by every expat in Dubai to answer all the questions in their mind how Dubai or UAE evolve to this amazing structure now. Compare to my previous visit before and my visit now, saw lots of improvement in the museum, and lots of tourist also, all the antiques maintain well, so that everyone can see the local life and lifestyle.Very minimal entrance fee of AED 3 and accessible too, just go down to Al Fahidi station and its walking distance...Nice place to visit now and then if you love historical place, a real traveller must go to this place.
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Carport Installations servicing the Sunshine Coast
Expert patios, extensions and home improvements in the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Gympie and surrounding areas
Member since: 2011
Garages, Sheds, Carport, Steel & Colourbond
Steel products only.
Member since: 2007
Sunstate Design & Construct
Enjoying the great outdoors is part of the Australian way of life
Member since: 2014
obHOUSE- Renovations
We are certified carpenters specialising in complete home renovations. From general handyman services to new rooms and renovations, fences, carports and more, we can help with your renovation needs!
Member since: 2005
ABN: 18 083 956 816 ABN Verified
Carports & Gazebos
Licensed Builder & Carpenter - Expand Your Possibilities for Entertaining & Storage With a Stratco Carport or Gazebo- 15 Year Structural Guarantee. Low in Cost, Big in Quality, Contact us Today!
Stephen Menzies
Member since: 2006
ABN: 69 077 839 018 ABN Verified
J D Homes
Your Local Builders servicing the Gold Coast and surrounds, specialising in all types of building including new homes, renovations, alterations & extensions
John Dickson
"John rang us today and was kind enough to take time and explain what his company did and was helpful with recommendations for companies we could use within our budget. He was clear and concise and I would recommend his company."
Member since: 2006
ABN: 22 597 070 866 ABN Verified
Hassle Free Extension & Addition To Your Home
Call our young but very professional team, a family business, today for a competitive quote to your next project.
Iain Salmond
Member since: 2006
ABN: 83 196 698 006 ABN Verified
Altec Patios
Most people invest a lot of time and effort making their home, their biggest asset, look just right. Altec can help you add the perfect finishing touches, with affordable, contemporary, customised solutions.
Member since: 2006
ABN: 55 010 149 210 ABN Verified
A1 Quality Homes & Renovations
When quality counts
Ian Fowler
Member since: 2007
ABN: 70 518 378 863 ABN Verified
C Wood Carpentry and Construction
Friendly with qualifications and experienced (10+ yrs) in carpentry, structural steel fabrication and erection and concreting skills.
Cameron Wood
Member since: 2007
ABN: 83 119 068 048 ABN Verified
RHM Building Innovations
If you think all sheds are created equal then you haven't spoken to our staff, we are proud of the products that we offer.... An independant, small business that offers a "personalised old fashioned service" With over...
Member since: 2007
ABN: 76 147 079 598 ABN Verified
Southern Cross Sheds
Sheds, Garages,barns,studios, patios,carports, stables and hangers designed for you without the custom price tag. All areas.
Member since: 2007
ABN: 22 659 604 422 ABN Verified
Brad Harris Patios
Brad Harris Patios offers the highest quality Ausdeck Patio Systems Since 2004, we have provided superior service to our customers and have assisted them in achieving their goals.
Brad Harris
Member since: 2007
ABN: 83 866 349 803 ABN Verified
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