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450 Cochran Rd, Pittsburgh, PA | Directions 1522840.383226 -80.052711
Mon - Tues & Thurs : 12pm - 9pm Wed & Fri -Sat : 10am - 5pm
Neighborhoods: Mount Lebanon
I had a wonderful experience at Bridal Beginning. The staff were very kind. My mother and I waited for a brief moment to be escorted to a private dressing room, with two chairs, a stage and a wall of mirrors. I showed the sales-woman dresses that I was interested in, she brought five options in and I ended up buying the fifth! They made the whole process very easy, considering it was my first time trying on dresses. Definitely give the store a chance!
Phenomenal! – To all of you soon to be brides (whether you are in Pittsburgh or not) I would highly recommend purchasing your dress at Bridal Beginning. From the start of my experience to the finish the customer service I received was truly "over the top." I had been to many bridal boutiques in Pittsburgh (my hometown) and Atlanta where I currently reside. After trying on over 35 dresses, Dorothy, the consultant at Bridal Beginning brought me the first and last dress I ever tried on. From start to finish my experience was nothing but superlative! It meant a lot to me to buy my dress in Pittsburgh, even though I anticipated difficulty in setting up the multiple fittings and transporting the dress, however, the team at Bridal Beginning not only eliminated those concerns but truly went above and beyond to make it a fabulous experience! I want to give special thanks to Marianna (the highly talented seamstress), Lisa (the manager) and of course Pam (the owner) for walking my Mother and I through this step-by-step.
I felt like I was at Kleinfelds! – I first visited Exquisite Bride and was not treated well. It did not feel special.
I am from Washington DC (attending school in Pittsburgh) and my parents urged me to purchase my gown closer to home. I went into Bridal Beginning by myself just to browse. There was a consultant available to help me so I began looking at dresses. Lisa was so patient and energetic. She narrowed in on exactly what I was looking for. Once we found my dress, she did not pressure me.
I was able to get my entire family to come for a visit and brought them all to Bridal Beginning. We showed them a few dresses and then the one I had chosen. They all loved it, even my father.
I was measured and order the dress.
It came in last week and fit PERFECTLY!
I needed no alterations.
I am so pleased with my experience from start to finish!
Thank you Lisa and Bridal Beginnings!
Beautiful Dresses – I had a very good experience when purchasing my wedding gown. My consultant was very helpful in finding what looked best on me. I tried several dresses on and then reviewed the ones I liked. It was about a 2 1/2 hour process from start to finish. It was a very crowded day, but I was made to feel welcome from the minute I walked in the door. I read some of the other reviews and was hesitant to go to bridal beginning, but I am glad I did. As far as the complaint from hch03...really, someone took a drink into a room with dresses (white dresses) worth thousands of dollars?
My Gown was Beautiful! – I purchased my bridal gown at Bridal Beginning and was treated very well from my 1st visit all the way to my last fitting.
Eddie helped me find the perfect gown and was very patient.
I knew that alterations , if done well, are expensive anywhere. but I felt they were not too expensive for the way my gown ended up looking. It was a perfect fit with a beautiful bussel
Overall it was a great experience.
Horrible Customer Service – I went in to shop for Bridal Gowns, I waited at the front desk for 5-10 minutes before anyone acknowledged I was there, the one lady at the front desk was on the phone but several other employees walked by without saying a word. When I finally did get checked in she said someone will be with you shortly, 25 minutes after my appointment time the consultant introduced herself and her demeanor was as if we were the late ones. She was beyond rude to my 3 bridesmaid, she asked what were
Depends on who helps you – My sister purchased her wedding dress here and the consultant we had was wonderful- not pushy, not judgmental, and pulled beautiful dresses.
We also purchased our bridesmaid dresses here. However, once the purchases were actually made, the service completely changed. None of us live in Pittsburgh and they were unaccomodating with our out of town schedules. We were in a bind since the dresses took so long to come in in the first place although we were guaranteed they would be there a month prior.
My sister's fitting was bizarre. The seamstress dismissed all of our concerns (including obvious pilling in the fabric) and instead focused on selling a sparkly headband to my sister (who is 34). We also faced the very mean and unaccomodating women who work at the front desk and answer phones.
It's a shame because they have beautiful dresses and a great selection but they need to ensure great customer service across the board and a space that displays their merchandise in a more logical organizational pattern.
Rude employees/ Inaccurate measurements – Beware! Do not listen to their seamstresses about your size. I was told that I needed a size that I thought was pretty large, but trusted the seamstress that she measured correctly and knew the designer. I called a few days later, after trying on dresses by many other designers for another wedding. Dresses 3 - 4 sizes smaller fit me everywhere else. I was told there was nothing I could do, to wait until it came in and then see.
Well, I went to try it on, and it literally fell off of me. The manager kept pulling it back saying that it fit. Obviously, it fits when you are pulling it. There was no arguing with them. Save your money and go elsewhere for alterations. There is no way they will every get another dime out of me.
Also, the manager came in and called me by a shortened form of my first name, I guess as a way to make it seem like we were old friends. I found this particularly irritating because they were not taking me seriously at all. When I informed them that I would write a bad review, she told me how insulted she was that I would do that to a family business.
They are *the best*! – I went to Bridal Beginning to shop for my wedding dress. I went in thinking i knew what i wanted. My consultant patiently pulled tons of dresses, and let me take my time. Then she said she wanted me to try one on that was not like the others... she said she wanted to see it on me. And guess what?? She was a dress psychic!! my sister and I burst into tears. It was perfect. Through the entire process, when the dress arrived, the alterations, everything was unimaginably wonderful.
This store is the best bridal store there is... I highly suggest shopping here - they made my wedding!!
Wonderful Experience! Thank You Bridal Beginning! – I am so happy I think everyone should know!
Perfect from start to finish! I loved every second of my wedding gown purchase at Bridal Beginning, my bridesmaids, and my mom's dress! We got everything from here! They have so many dresses its unbelievable. They were so knowledgable about everything. I was looking for the dress of my dreams and they made it possible. I found my perfect dress, and they suggested that I do a one shoulder tulle strap off to the side. IT WAS BEYOND PERFECT! My perfect dress was even more spectacular than I ever imagined. I wouldn't trust anyone else. I have always looked at bridal gowns and loved them in magazines but I never knew what I wanted. They had me try on so different styles, things I never thought to see myself in and I felt beautiful. They went above and beyond. Thank you thank you Bridal Beginning! Everyone should GO TO BRIDAL BEGINNING don't waste your time any where else!
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At its Rochees brewery in the water-stressed Alwar district in Rajasthan, SABMiller India has embarked on a natural recharge project to protect the water supply for the brewery and local farmers.
The initiative is currently the largest in the region. When complete, it's expected to recharge 300 million litres of water a year – the same amount extracted each year by the brewery – spread over a catchment area of about 120 hectares. The project involves the construction of three dams in a wasteland area to facilitate natural recharge and replenishment of water aquifers using the natural terrain and geology to trap water.
The project aims to demonstrate how low-cost technology can promote and enable natural recharge. Traditional water recharge using artificial means (such as drilling 'recharge shafts') can be prohibitively expensive, particularly in developing countries. Introduction of this technology is supported by working with local communities to demonstrate better water efficiency techniques, particularly for agricultural use.
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In the state of Orissa, SABMiller India has supported the construction of five water harvesting structures. These structures have helped to improve the water availability in the region, especially for agriculture which is the primary livelihood.
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To communicate with this potentially vulnerable group, Project Humsafar used street plays and films alongside more traditional activities such as group discussions and counselling.
As a result of this successful campaign, RSACS and the National Aids Control Organisation (NACO) acknowledged the company's commitment by presenting a condom vending machine at its Rochees brewery in Neemrana.
The second phase of the campaign will focus on highway restaurants or dhabas near the breweries. There are also plans to extend the programme to high-prevalence areas such as Pondicherry and Bangalore.

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I just got the gifts from my inlaws last night for the girls. And since I could tell by the packaging it wasn't anywhere near what I had told them was on the acceptable list, i peaked. Yes, and I am ashamed to say that both of the girls saw me But the first thing which wasn't wrapped was two toy lanterns that have candy attached and the first thing that my oldest said was "We can't eat that candy can we?" We feingold, they, inlaws, know this, and no they can't eat the candy: And then it looks like they both got hats and scarfs. That would be fine, I know it says I am in the bitter cold, but that is just compared to what I am used to. My girls have adjusted to our weather, i just haven't They don't wear hats and scarfs, they are wearing a light jacket and that is all. AND I bought them two pairs of hats and scarfs, one inside and one for the car when we got here. THEY HAVE NO NEED for more!!!! And I mentioned something to them, a really cute sweet purse that folds out with a fairy. http://www.motherhues.com/id73.htm that. I wanted something they could bring to my midwife apt and I have braces and they come to those apts with me also. Well, they got my older dd a art desk thingie, which again would be fine if she didn't already have a full desk, they have seen this desk, and the got my youngest a magnetic alphabet/numbers desk thingie. I really think they were trying to get something that they could bring, but the thing with the purse small, lightweight, not many pieces, and THEY carry it. There is no way they could carry either of these things. And we are trying to get rid of all plastic cheap toys. The magnetic thing says 99 pieces!!! I am sorry, but how does anyone think that 99 pieces is a good thing? I am sure it probably says something on there about not for under 3, my dd is 2, and we are having a baby. You don't get choking hazards for kids with babies coming. If they ask me, or tell me that they got those to take to the apts, i am flat out saying that they are too big and too heavy for the girls to carry. It is a rule that they can bring what they want as long as they can carry it. I am not changing it because of these gifts. Sorry, i am very angry and I couldn't vent to my dh last night, he had to work, so ya'll get it Sorry again. I just don't understand why they couldn't see the list and say, oh, they want this this and this and just get it. My husband actually just told his mom, like a month ago, that I was decluttering and had taken like 4 boxes to goodwill and 2 bags of garbage out. And that it included a lot of the girls toys that they don't play with. I don't understand people, I really don't.
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Recruitment Specialist
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The Role
The Role
Al-Futtaim's centralised recruitment team is a special place to work and, we think, a unique in-house recruitment team in the Middle East. We take pride in managing our own sourcing without agencies, we measure everything we do, we use the LEAN recruitment process to prevent waste and we carry a huge workload which we share and manage. We are highly systems and process driven and rely heavily on initiative, consistency, intelligence, discipline and good technology to save money, time and effort. Our team comes from Morocco, the UK, Uzbekistan, New Zealand, India, the Philippines, Canada, the UAE and Australia and we speak Arabic, English, Russian, French, Hindi, Malayalam, Telug, Tagalog, Ajami, Tamil, Farsi, and Turkish. In our first year of operations, 11 of us recruited 2,049 people and we won the Middle East HR Summit Award for the best HR Initiative in the Region. In 2011 we recruited a total of 3290 people and have an even busier 2012 planned!
This is a team of dedicated hands-on, professional recruiters and is not for sales experts, the faint-hearted or those looking for an entry point into the HR profession.
We are looking to recruit an experienced Recruitment Specialist to join our team in Saudi Arabia.�You will be responsible for the recruitment of all vacancies in Saudi Arabia for the local�businesses within the Al Futtaim group of Companies. You will be expected to work�independantly but with complete support from your Dubai based colleagues.
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* Interview potential employees
* Offer recruitment and salary advice
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You will take accountability for your assignments through thought leadership, detailed metrics, sound relationships and unswerving results focus. You will use our systems, processes and technology to their best effect, make suggestions for continuous improvement and will assist other team members when they have higher priorities than yours.
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Established in the 1930's, the Al-Futtaim Group initially operated as a trading enterprise. Rapid development throughout the 1940's and 50's saw it establish itself regionally as an integrated commercial, industrial and services organisation, positioning itself one of the leading business houses in the lower Gulf region. Today, it operates collectively over 40 companies bearing the Al-Futtaim name, dominates many market segments in the UAE, and has expanded its sphere of operation to include Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Egypt.
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This school has NOT earned the highest TEA rank which says EVERYTHING. Academics are WEAK, the achievement gap is HIGH, AP class scores DO NOT match up with AP test scores, grade inflation is ULTRA-HIGH, I suspect that most students make it into college, but CANNOT stay past their freshman year, family name and income dictate grades, punishments and advancements. Moral character is DISMAL!! When someone tells you that they are the best in SA and that you should send your child to school there, ask, "Why are they not ranked EXEMPLARY?"
I graduated from Alamo Heights High School a long time ago and returned for my class reunion and realized it is still the great school I attended so long ago. It prepared me for college and for life.
I am content with the academics at the high school; however, there is a lack of variety regarding the types of classes offered, especially languages. The teachers are EXCEPTIONAL. There is a lot of "clique-iness", so to speak, but as mentioned before, it certainly helps kids and teens to develop social skills.
I currently go to this school and I find myself sitting at a public library trying to figure out my homework. It is 11:00 AM and yes, I did skip school. It is not normal for me to do this but since I do not understand what my teachers are trying teach me, and succceessfully failing at, I give no moe effort into understandind my them since either they are busy during lunch or they never get to school on time in the morning. I never get a chance to talk to them and ask questions. Why can't the get this?!
I moved to AHISD in 6th grade and thank God every day for making that happen. The teachers are great, everyone is smart and comes from a good family, and you don't have to be scared of anyone. We are the only school in San Antonio with no police department because we have no fights or anything.
I attended Alamo Heights and it is definitely a great school. Remember, the vast majority of what kids learn is not in school, so don't depend on teachers to teach everything. As for the social scene. If you make an effort, you will find your group. Alamo Heights develops kids social skills, a very important asset in life. I am very grateful for attending AHHS and it successfully prepared me for college.
Alamo Heights is the best and you do not get made fun of for wearing the same outfit twice. All the teachers rock.
Have four kids and now 3 grandkids going thru and all seem to have good education and happy memories
Alamo Heights is all about status. They say they are the best, so everyone assumes they are. But if people took time to investigate, they would see it's just a cover. They do not care about developing good people. They just want the students to have high test scores and get into ivy league schools so they can brag about it. I think that is not just from the teachers, but the parents in the community. If you aren't rich or obsessed with GPA, you are an outcast. A few new teachers try to reach out to 'lower' students, to recognize that all students have talents, but it doesn't go very far. The administration always sides with the wealthy parents who think their kids are entitled to everything. I will not send my kids there. I want them to have a normal high school experience. Alamo Heights is totally elitist.
A school with a great tradition = bringing in 'outsiders' has hurt the academic and 'spirit' performance of the school, but it is still operating at a high level. Recent additions to the administration need to recognize more the important influence of parent participation and tradition. They must not compromise performance for an ill advised 'democratic' advantage. This school is possibly risking its history by dumbing down for a very small population and an 'outside' administrationb that takes its own education too seriously. This place can really excell!!
If you're blonde, skinny, and rich you will fit in perfectly here. The academics are strong, but the social scene is way off balance. Kids get ridiculed for wearing the same outfit twice. If your famiy doesn't make over $250,000 a year, you're considered 'poor'. Great academics, bad attitude.
I have two children currently at AHHS. While there are many teachers who don't communicate well with parents, there are also some newer teachers who take a personal (yet strictly professional) interest in the students. My daughters multimedia teacher, Mrs. Culp, actually calls on a regular basis and has encouraged my daughter to work during the summer to learn more about her interests. The teachers who go above and beyond make up for those who don't.
I am an AHHS graduate, but if I had it to do over again, I wouldn't send my child here. Socially, this school is a nightmare. Overemphasis on social standing, income, alcohol. The teachers are pretty good, but they aren't all that responsive to the individual student. My daughter (who is in all advanced placement classes) does a lot of writing in her spare time, and she never got any positive feedback from teachers when she tried to share her out of class work with them. She's applied to new schools for the fall. I plan to take my other kids out of AHISD as well. Lastly, this school has a poor track record for serving special needs populations. There are better schools in San Antonio. Look at some of the magnet programs and even a very few select charter schools.
AHISD is a ritzy school district. But in the past 15-20 years it has comformed to changing times. It willingly accepts low to middle income persons without reservations. In fact it accepted hundreds of Katrina evacuees. They are not snobs as many people think, on the contray, most are friendly and warm. The teachers are 80% Masters degreed or higher, they welcome parent participation in all area of your childs educational growth. The district does not force or instill football on all, it does encourage participation in extracurricular sports activity. I highly recommend Alamo Hieghts HS and the district.
Academically excelled, Athletically gifted, but socially damaged. Not recommended for everyone.
Yes. I had two kids at this school. Both are now gone. I was very unhappy about the poor teaching and overemphasis on football.
Vastly over-rated. There are some very weak departments. Far too much emphasis on trivial homework and time-wasting 'collaborative' assignments.
Hi i am a student at AHHS it is gret there. i have learned alot more since i have been at this school. The teachers are great.
I am an ex-graduate from Alamo Heights High School, I have a son who graduated 2 years ago and 2 more in high school. Their educational program is excellent and have well prepared my children for college and the future. My children are not snobs and as a Hispanic that was raised in this community I to am not a snob, just a very well educated person that wants the same for my children. Go Mules!
This is a wonderful school. -Jordan
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The Black Rock City Airport
The Black Rock City Airport springs into existence every year as the gate opens and vanishes with a puff of smoke when the event is over. Airport details change from year to year, but the desert always waits. The runway is outside the Burning Man perimeter, but close enough to taxi to a tie-down and camping area just outside the fence. The airport includes a heliport, Box Office, Gate One, the main terminal building and theme camps.
The FAA identifier for our temporary, private airport is 88NV, and it may show up in aviation GPS database. The Black Rock Desert is on the Klamath Falls Sectional (updated in April and October, so buy it after April). The runway is placed shortly before the event begins and may differ from preliminary plans. Black Rock City is approximately 10 nautical miles on a magnetic heading of 10 degrees from Empire. Field elevation is estimated at 3904 feet MSL. The CTAF and UNICOM frequency is 122.9 MHz.
After rain showers, dry clay becomes extremely sticky clay. It is unlikely that enough rain will fall to make the surface soft, but landings in wet conditions are not recommended. The surface dries very quickly after summer afternoon thunderstorms.
Prevailing winds are southwesterly, often strong and gusty. Winds can blow in one direction at Black Rock Airport, and another direction on the wide-open playa. Summer storms are common. Dust devils are numerous, even on calm days. Read Desert Flying for tips, techniques, and warnings.
Review vital aviation information at http://www.portofentry.org/prior to departure. The current year's pilot advisory is posted on that site in mid-August. Updates on runway condition or weather are made during the event. This is an extremely busy uncontrolled airport with hundreds of takeoffs and landings each day. Procedures for approach, departure and the scenic pattern have been refined each year for safety and you are required to follow them or lose your landing privileges.
The runway is open during the event from 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time. You may not land after 7:30 p.m. so plan your trip with adequate margin. The water truck starts soaking the runway at 7:30 p.m. when the last plane has landed for the day.
The Airport Gate is open only to pilots and their passengers, and provides the same box office services as the main gate. See the Tickets page for current information. An additional Airport Fee of $20 per person is charged to all those arriving by aircraft to help offset airport expenses such as runway preparation, tools, windsock, generator, signs, and UNICOM. This amount is far less than actual expenses, and additional donations are appreciated.
Donations are also requested to cover amenities such as the Terminal Building, baggage wagons, the bar, decorations, and the Thursday pancake breakfast. Fees and donations are collected at the Airport Box Office; cash preferred, no checks.
Pilots and passengers may camp with their aircraft in the tie-down area, or in the Airport camp just inside the fence, or in the nearby walk-in camping area.
Nearby Airports
Empire (1A8) is the closest permanent airport. It's a rough, short, dirt strip with no services of any kind: no phone, no chemical toilet, no tie-downs. The only advantage to landing there instead of Black Rock Airport is that you can walk (a long, hot walk) to the Empire store where there is a public phone and goods for sale.
Winnemucca (WMC)http://www.airnav.com/airport/KWMC
Phone: 775-623-5091 ASOS: 775-625-2200
Approximately 60 miles East of Burning Man. Fuel (avgas & Jet A), showers, fresh well water, friendly service, A&P, 7000 foot paved runway.
Spanish Springs N86http://www.airnav.com/airport/N86 or http://www.spanishspringsairport.org
Phone: 775-772-8049 or 775-425-4285
Approximately 70 miles south of Burning Man. Very reasonably priced fuel, near Reno, courtesy car and very friendly service. Smooth but short dirt runway with obstacles. Definitely not for inexperienced pilots or aircraft that need lots of runway.
Reno/Stead RTS (formerly 4SD)http://www.airnav.com/airport/KRTS
Phone: 775-972-5540 ASOS:775-677-0589
Approximately 75 miles South of Burning Man. Fuel (avgas & Jet A), near Reno, Enterprise car rental, 9000 foot, paved runway.
Reno International RNOhttp://www.airnav.com/airport/KRNO or http://www.renoairport.com
Phone: 775-328-6400 ASOS: 775-324-6659
Approximately 82 miles South of Burning Man. Expensive fuel (avgas & Jet A), rides to local casinos, car rental, courtesy car.
Susanville SVEhttp://www.airnav.com/airport/KSVE
Phone: 530-257-2030 ASOS: 530-257-0315
Approximately 72 miles South West of Burning Man. Fuel (avgas & Jet A), 4000 foot paved runway with obstacles nearby (power lines, mountains, etc...).
Derby (Lovelock) LOLhttp://www.airnav.com/airport/KLOL
Phone: 775-273-4922
Approximately 62 miles South East of Burning Man. Inexpensive fuel, 5000 foot paved runway, not much else. Town of Lovelock is 10 miles away. Apparently the Cadillac Motel will come and pick you up and give you a ride into town if you are staying there.
Lakeview LKVhttp://www.airnav.com/airport/KLKV
Phone: 541-947-4222
Approximately 92 miles North West of Burning Man. Fuel, 5306 foot paved runway.
Alturas AAThttp://www.airnav.com/airport/KAAT
Phone: 530-233-5125 ASOS: 530-233-5251
Approximately 62 miles North West of Burning Man. Fuel (avgas & Jet A), 4300 foot paved runway. Courtesy car.
Nervino O02http://www.airnav.com/airport/O02
Phone: 530-832-6940
Approximately 79 miles south west of Burning Man. Fuel, 4700 foot paved runway.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – I stopped by Nick Brody's house Monday afternoon. He wasn't home.
He wasn't there because he's on the run. The feds are looking for him. He's in cahoots with terrorists, you know. He's in hiding.
Also, Nick Brody wasn't home because Nick Brody isn't a real person. Nick Brody is a character on Homeland, the Showtime series that won three Golden Globes Sunday night. The actor who plays Brody, Damian Lewis, picked up an award for Best Actor in a Drama Series.
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Nick Brody's house isn't really Nick Brody's house. But it's a real house. Vicki Tetreault lives here. She was smoking a cigarette and drinking coffee when I rang the doorbell .
Most people don't ring the doorbell. Most people just slow down and take a picture. Some people get out to snap a shot. Around Christmastime, Vicki says at least 25 people drove up in front of her house to get a picture. At least 25. There were more this year than last year. Vicki lives on a street that ends on a cul-de-sac. She knows why they're there.
"Last year I thought I'd put a sign out sayin' 'Brody doesn't live here,' you know?" she says, and then laughs. "So they know that he isn't really in the house."
Vicki is 64. She works from home, doing medical transcription. She grew up in this house, from fifth grade up until college. She moved back in to take care of her father when he got sick. After he died, her son moved in.
It had always been a quiet house in Mountainbrook, a leafy neighborhood about a mile southeast of the SouthPark Mall. Vicki's parents built the house in 1960. It was a long ranch wrapped in brick, with a wide chimney and a carport and a neat yard.
Then one day, a guy came to her door. Said he was from a production company that was shooting a pilot. Vicki asked who was starring in it. Claire Danes, the guy said. She decided he was legit. If he'd said it was Brad Pitt or Angelina Jolie, she would have thought he was full of it.
He came inside and took some pictures. Later he came back and asked her if the production company could film at her house. They'd looked at 40 houses. Vicki's wasn't their first choice, she said. But it was the one they went with. It was a one-story. It meant they didn't have to lug cameras up stairs.
They repainted the front of the house. They glazed the brick to make it look darker on TV. They took down wallpaper. They repainted the kitchen. They added a silver-colored light fixture above the table in there. They took out her furniture. They moved theirs in.
They shot interiors and exteriors of the pilot episode in the house. They put Vicki's furniture back when they left. Then Homeland got picked up for the full season, then a second and a third, and the crews came back.
They're really nice about it, says Ann Niehaus, president of the Mountainbrook Civic Association.
Production assistants put cards on the doors of houses in the neighborhood to let them know when they'll be shooting. Off duty police officers run security. The camera guys had cherry pickers out there a few times to get some shots from up high. They had to prepare for some crowd scenes.
"They had port-a-potties on flat beds!" she said.
Now, they mostly shoot outside. They might come inside if they need to show a shot of somebody walking up the driveway toward the house, or if somebody comes to the door. They shoot the rest of the shots on a set designed to look like Vicki's house.
"I haven't seen it, but I hear it's identical," she says.
Isn't that kinda weird?
It's not exactly identical. There are differences. Set designers made the work-room off of the carport bigger. They made the kitchen bigger. There's no bathroom on the set. There's no pantry. On the set, they knocked down a wall between the den and kitchen, one they had planned on knocking down before the pilot.
"They were going to take that wall down, and I about had a heart attack, but I wish I'd let 'em now," she says. "When I see it on set now, it looks really good."
I ask if she takes design cues from the fake house on TV that's based on her real house. "I do," she says.
Vicki usually isn't around when Homeland is shooting. She packs up her dog Domino, a basset-lab mix ("Just a mutt," she says) and goes out to her brother's place in Matthews. Domino barks too much, and that ruins the sound. Sometimes crews come in the morning. Sometimes they shoot from midnight until six, she says. The neighbors get location fees too, so they don't put up too much of a fuss.
Vicki's met Damian Lewis. She's met Claire Danes. She doesn't have any pictures with them. "I hate to be too much of a tourist, you know."
Homeland will come back in a few months to start shooting season three. They'll need more exterior shots of Nick Brody's house. They don't do as much shooting in Mountainbrook as they used to. The neighborhood's used to it. "I think we've kinda gotten over it a little bit," Niehaus says.
The cars and the picture-takers still come. Vicki says she doesn't really mind. "Well, I'm used to it now," she says from her front porch, looking at the street. "What can I do, you know?"
She'd like to go visit her fake house on set soon. Mandy Patinkin still hasn't had any scenes at her place, so she hasn't met him. Yet. Things have changed for Vicki. But they haven't changed much.
"In your dreams you think, well, let something nice happen to me. Let me win the lottery or let me win this or that," Vicki says. "And lo and behold one day I get a knock on my door and there's a location manager at the front door."
NOTE: An earlier version of this story said indoor shots of Brody's house were filmed in Los Angeles. They were filmed in Charlotte.


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My response to your post on tolls: ModelWarships: LOL without mirth Let's be buds. CP, Santa Barbara
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No time for me to talk much. Oil and gas are up and still headed up on the wholesale market. You might want to get fueled up within the next day or two,, preferrably today, even the company you work for might want to. It's up by 8 cents a gallon on gas, which means it should be going up within two to three days max. Though we'll see how much within the next day or two or for how long. I try to warn as many ahead of time so they save a few pennies or a few bucks. Pass it on to others if you want!
I want to wish you an early Happy & safe Thanksgiving.
Thanks for becoming my newest buddy. We tied a record by going 39 days between 100 & 112 degrees in June and early July. But it was cooler than normal in many places at the same time. Weather changes!
Global Warming. LOL. Here's a factoid for you. The world is actually cooling, not warming. I always love how they show you the Winter to Summer reduction of the ice caps and fail to point out that as Winter comes around again, it actually increases.
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In September, Gov. Paul LePage cited a study that said Maine's renewable-energy mandate would cost electricity ratepayers $145 million and nearly 1,000 jobs by 2017. The study was immediately challenged for its conclusions, and now its motives are under scrutiny.
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The Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University in Boston, which published the study, has received significant funding from fossil-fuel interests.
The Washington Post reported that the study has been used to bolster model legislation co-written by the conservative American Legislative Exchange Council and The Heartland Institute, a group that denies climate change, in a coordinated effort to repeal renewable-energy mandates in several states.
The Heartland Institute has also received funding from fossil-fuel interests, including ExxonMobil and Charles G. Koch and David H. Koch, the billionaire libertarians whose Koch Industries has substantial oil and energy holdings competing against renewable-energy companies.
Adrienne Bennett, LePage's spokeswoman, said Monday that the administration was unaware of the Beacon Hill Institute's backing from fossil-fuel interests.
Bennett said LePage supports any energy source that lowers costs for Maine ratepayers, including renewable sources.
"The real issue isn't who funded the study," Bennett said. "It's that renewable energy and wind energy is more expensive than other sources."
That point also is in dispute.
In 2011, LePage led an effort to freeze Maine's law that requires power companies to get a portion of their electricity from renewable sources, such as wind and solar power. The law, passed in 1999, requires that 30 percent of retail electricity sales come from renewable sources.
The requirement was increased in 2006, setting a goal of 40 percent by 2017.
Twenty-eight other states have similar laws, which supporters say are designed to jump-start the clean energy economy, lower carbon emissions from coal- and oil-fired plants and create jobs in rural areas.
Opponents, including LePage, argue that mandating renewable energy sources is a tax on ratepayers and contributes to Maine's high electricity costs.
The Republican-controlled Legislature balked at the governor's call to freeze the mandate and, later, to allow 100-megawatt hydropower to count toward the annual requirement. Hydropower under the 100-megawatt threshold currently count toward the renewable mandate.
Instead, the Legislature commissioned an independent study by London Economics International, a global consulting firm with clients in multiple energy sectors. That study ultimately dissuaded lawmakers from backing LePage's proposals.
The study showed that the renewable-energy mandate now adds one half of 1 percent -- 37 cents -- to each consumer's monthly electricity bill.
When the mandate hits its peak of 40 percent in 2017, the cost will increase to $1.72 per month, the study showed.
The report also said the mandate will lead to 12,000 permanent and temporary construction jobs and increase Maine's annual gross state product by $1.1 billion by 2017.
The governor has not backed away from the issue. He has talked about it three times in the past two months, first citing the Beacon Hill report in a press release in September, then raising the issue in a video address in October. On Saturday, he revisited the topic in his weekly radio address.
He didn't name the Beacon Hill study but said "studies indicate that Maine's current Renewable Portfolio Standards Law" ... will raise the cost of electricity in Maine by 8 percent over the next five years."
The Beacon Hill Institute's study was republished by the Maine Heritage Policy Center, a conservative advocacy group that used the findings to estimate the impact in Maine.
The two groups belong to the State Policy Network, the umbrella group for free-market organizations that attempt to influence policy-making in state legislatures.
The State Policy Network has also received funding from the Koch brothers, and has come under fire by progressive groups that say it is advancing an extreme conservative agenda while concealing corporate donors.
Gabe Elsner, co-leader of the Checks and Balances Project, a group in Washington, D.C., that aims to "expose the fossil fuel industry agenda against renewables," told the Portland Press Herald on Monday that the Beacon Hill Institute's report has been pushed in 11 other states by groups belonging to the State Policy Network.
"These groups are pushing out seemingly different reports all advocating for the elimination of clean-energy laws," Elsner said. "All have been written by (Beacon Hill)."
David G. Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute, told The Washington Post that the Koch funding had no impact on the report's conclusions.
Tuerck said other Beacon Hill donors had asked to remain anonymous.
The lack of transparency is the problem, Elsner said, and state lawmakers who review model legislation by the American Legislative Exchange Council may have no idea that the study used to support a bill to repeal renewable-energy mandates was partially funded by fossil-fuel interests.
He called the effort by the council and Beacon Hill "a one-two punch against clean-energy laws."
Asked about the source of his group's funding, Elsner said Checks and Balances actively seeks support from green-energy groups like Renew American Prosperity Inc.
Elsner said the Beacon Hill Institute's study was flawed, perhaps purposely, because it based its calculations on assumptions that renewable-energy prices projected by the U.S. Energy Information Administration were too low and that states wouldn't enforce built-in cost containment measures.
Democratic lawmakers have traditionally supported renewable energy, specifically wind energy. The Legislature's incoming Democratic majority is unlikely to buck that trend.
Sen. Seth Goodall, D-Richmond, the incoming Senate majority leader, said he hopes that lawmakers will consider "independent, well-reasoned studies rather than those supported and funded by specific interests."
"The fact is, independent studies have shown that the (renewable-energy mandate) is a winner for Maine and helps bring economic growth to rural parts of the state," Goodall said.
This story has been corrected to attribute a statement about the flaws of Beacon Hill study to Gabe Elsner.
Staff Writer Steve Mistler can be contacted at 791-6345 or at:


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Jean Rohe and Maeve Gilchrist are songwriters and interpreters of traditional folksongs. Maeve, a "phenomenal harp player" and singer from Scotland (Dirty Linen), and Jean, a "sure-footed young singer-songwriter" (NYTimes) built a repertoire upon their shared love of quality songwriting, improvisation, and textural adventurousness. Telling of their versatility, they met while performing a contemporary classical music score as part of the Next Wave Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, but both have their roots in folk traditions and were trained as improvisers. For this show, on the occasion of Hawley Earthfest and the return of spring, they present songs full of nature imagery, culled from their own writing, traditional repertoire, and the collections of some of their favorite songwriters.Get Tickets
The Coal Town Rounders are a hard driving four piece traditional bluegrass band with mandolin, guitar, banjo, bass & tight harmonies from various parts of NEPA. Drawing influence from all types of old time string bands, bluegrass standards and some modern tunes, this show is sure to make grandma dance and little junior click his heals. Be prepared for a good foot stompin' time with one of Northeast PA's favorite bluegrass groups.Get Tickets
Neo-motown vibes with a fresh spin on a retro sound come together in the music of Caleb Hawley. Featured on American Idol and having shared the stage with Mark Cohn, Rusted Root, Dave Matthews Band, Shawn Mullins, and Edwin McCain, this diverse songwriter has truly floored audiences all over the country playing sold-out venues and nationwide festivals. Don't miss this soul fused, folk-rock singer/songwriter!Get Tickets
The Amigos Band (formerly The Tres Amigos) is a quintessential American folk band with a sound and style all their own. They have appeared in recent performances with Pete Seeger, David Amram, New Orleans' Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and bluegrass legend Tony Rice. They recently gave a sold-out performance at New York City's Lincoln Center. The Amigos deliver daring takes on American standards and original songs that already sound like classics—all tightly arranged to suit the group's unique mix of alto saxophone, accordion, acoustic guitar, and hollerin' voices.Get Tickets
This six time winner of the Canadian Maple Blues Award is the real dea. "When Saskatoon native Suzie Vinnick takes the stage, she takes it from footlights to rafters and owns it. She can belt out a blues or croon a ballad with equal deftness. Her guitar work is effortlessly commanding and supremely tasteful. But it is mostly her powerful presence that leaves a lasting impression. This lady is a force of nature with a six-string guitar." - Mike Agranoff. Don't miss this blow away blues, rock, folk phenom!Get Tickets
With a guitar, a cello, and two voices in sublime harmony, Tall Heights creates quiet pastoral music out of city life. Call it urban Americana. Call it simply gorgeous." - John Platt, WFUV. With a sound that resembles the likes of Bon Iver and The Milk Carton Kids, this phenomenal duo is taking folk-loving indie souls on a ride they'll never forget. After becoming fan favorites in Boston, this contemporary, yet timeless pair is moving very quickly into the heart of wherever the play.Get Tickets
The Sea The Sea is an ethereal force, blending their two voices to form a single sound that is at once effortless and powerful, demanding full attention and further listens. Classic harmonizing favorites like Simon & Garfunkle have met their match with this duo. A playful mix of old and new acoustic and electric, raw and graceful, The Sea The Sea has created an inspired trove of harmony-rich, lyric driven songs. Dynamic and sincere, simple and true, their live shows will leave your heart & soul astir...Get Tickets
Rogue Chimp is music for a new time and era, it's the perfect combination of Jazz Fusion, Dance and World Music, blending unusual time signatures with deep techno dance grooves. Brothers Jacob and Zach Cole, along with Mark Woodyatt and Jon Ventre, strive to perform at the top of their abilities to entertain, astonish and provide their ever growing fan base and new audience members alike an entirely new musical experience.Get Tickets
Having cracked the Top 10 on the Roots Music Report's radio chart and chosen as finalists for the extremely selective American Musicians Abroad program, funded by the U.S. State Dept., this bluegrass and pre-WWII folk songsters play a mix of original and traditional material infused with the infectious energy of the rock'n'roll they were reared on. With nothing but acoustic instruments, tap shoes and voices, Tumbling Bones is enrapturing audiences both in the United States and Europe.Get Tickets
One of Northeast PA's favorite Rock-Americana artists and singer-songwriters, Mike Mizwinski returns for two shows in one night after our audiences demanded more MiZ. His sound is directly impacted by the coal mining region of PA and the songs evoke the rustic tones and imagery you would expect from the region and it's cultural heritage - a fusion of folk, rock, bluegrass and blues. Mike Miz's staple sound has shared the stage with heavy-hitters such as Bob Dylan, Shawn Colvin, Leon Russell, Blue Oyster Cult, Railroad Earth and Blues Traveler. Make sure to get your ticket now!Get Tickets
Returning for their second show with us, The Boston Boys harness American grooves and redesign them for a radical future of global collaboration. In only two years, they've performed in over a dozen countries throughout Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. Their unique instrumentation, musicality, and fearless live performance is quickly earning them a loyal fan base. Their new form of Americana captures a sound for all generations with soulful vocal melodies and bone-shaking grooves. Inspired by the brilliance of jazz and bluegrass, the accessibility of modern pop and the fearlessness of hip-hop, this band will show you a new horizon.Get Tickets
One of our most loved performers, Wade Preston of Billy Joel's "Movin Out!" the Broadway show returns for yet another bang-up, blow-away live performance that leaves audiences floored. Every single time Wade performs, he delivers an impeccable show full of your favorite tunes & original compositions. It's not often a man can sit in front of a piano and command full attention but Mr. Preston can drop a stadium full of jaws. Don't miss this live performance in the intimate setting of our underground theater in the Hawley Silk Mill!Get Tickets
After stunning audiences with their first Harmony Presents performance and wowing Carnegie Hall, Montana Skies returns to rock your world. This phenomenal duo combines elements of classical technique, jazz improv and the power and energy of rock n' roll; Jonathan's guitar wizardry and Jenn's blazing electric cello combine to create a sound that is truly remarkable. While the music defies simple categorization, it is a fusion in the truest sense of the word. It's been called everything from chamber rock to psychedelic strings. Whatever you want to call it, rest assured, this ain't your grannies chamber music.Get Tickets
Featured in Oprah Magazine and selected as emerging artists of the year by Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Miles to Dayton's music happens at a personal level, their message of love blending elements of folk, rock, classical, and funk into an irresistible invitation. After wowing Harmony Presents audiences this past fall, they are back for two shows in one night! The M2D recipe is simple: four-part vocal harmony, clever songwriting, improvisational violin and cello, and an infectious rhythm section that stirs up the creative stew.Get Tickets
We couldn't get enough of Secret Someones this past fall, whose sound is a fusion of rock, pop and psychedelic with Beatles-like harmonies and heavy undertones. Secret Someones features a crew of strong musicians, including Lelia Broussard, whose been hand-picked as one of the best unsigned artists in the nation by the editors of Rolling Stone and Atlantic Records and has appeared on national television shows including "The Voice" and LIVE on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. The other incredible musicians in the band include Bess Rogers, Hannah Winkler & drummer/multi-instrumentalist Zach Jones. Drawing inspiration from bands like Weezer, Talking Heads, and the entire Tom Petty catalog, the band is pure songwriting excellence.Get Tickets


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Print on a color printer. While you drive your kids can circle the items they see and learn to say them two ways.
Watch Dora Every Day on Nick Jr.
Say hello to spring with this spot the differences activity!
Get seven printable pages of spring-themed fun featuring Nick Jr. friends
Kids can piece together this pretty spring scene with Dora
Decorate notebooks, crayon boxes, and more with these new springtime stickers
Dora and friends pinwheels that can be made in a breexe
Dora and Boots are out and about seeing baby birds, playing baseball, and more!
Here's an egg-ceptional activity for your little explorer!
Get ready for a bike ride with Dora!
Explore this egg-citing activity pack with your preschooler!
Pick and flip to find a match
Egg on the kids with a "You Did It!" certificate.
Print out this Easter coloring page for your Dora fan
Melt Mami's heart with a handmade card.
Your kids will be "stuck" on Dora's flowery springtime stickers
It's easy to adorn your cups with Dora!
Have a blow out fiesta with these party favors!
Say Feliz Cumplea�os with this aDORAble birthday banner!
Make the fiesta even more fun with these festive toppers!
Print and have kids decorate this special egg for their favorite Nick Jr. friends!
Can you find all the hidden Easter eggs?
Print and add color to Dora's amazing 26-page adventure!
Put the Nick Jr. superheroes back together with this puzzle pack!
Even superheroes need help sometimes!
Your favorite Nick Jr. characters save the day dressed as superheroes!
Adventure is right at your child's fingertips with these printable puppets!
What does the future hold? Ask Dora & friends!
Connect and color with Dora and her friends from Wonderland!
Print this poster so your little one can find all the silly surprises
Look! The White Rabbit is running off in this easy-to-make flipbook
Don't get stuck with the Queen of Hearts!
If your preschooler's mastered basic shapes, try these!
Kids try to get Tommy or Tallulah in a row to win this classic tic tac toe game
Get to know Diego's friends, and their mommies too!
Play "Go Fish" with this deck and you'll be talking like a pirate in no time!
What did Dora's friends look like as babies? Complete the fun-filled printable to find out.
Bingo! Now that's a game kids can scream about
Count 4 in a row and shout BINGO!
Build mighty "match" powers with this Umi spin on a classic game
Activate your preschooler's "super shapes" powers with this concentration game
What's better than x's or o's? Bunnies for your tic-tac-toe!
Play matchmaker with the Fresh Beat Band's instruments!
Mix and match dinos for double the dino fun!
Kids will build mighty "match" powers with this spooky spin on a classic game
Pair up all the "Princess Kai-lan" characters in their fancy costumes
Can you help Dora spot the food items, and circle them on the Bingo card? Fantastico!
Forget the X's and O's! Play with Linny, Tuck, and Ming-Ming instead!
Just-for-kids sudoku puzzle pack featuring Fredricka, Sprinkles, and Blue. Simply print the pack, cut out the game pieces, and play!
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Color and play among the pyramids!
Play the Kai-lan way!
Sun, surf, and Swiper! Print this page and help Dora comb the beach for the missing items
Play and learn with Diego and the ride will fly by!
Dora, Boots, and Swiper are ready to play. Are you?
Bingo! That's the response you'll get from your kids with this car game.
Play a fun matching game with your child using these domino tiles that feature all five Backyardigans.
Play a fun matching game with your child using these domino tiles that feature all six Yo Gabba Gabba! characters.
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5-star luxury hotel in Dubai (Deira) near Deira City Centre
This luxury hotel is located in Dubai (Deira), close to Deira City Centre, Dubai Tennis Stadium, and Dubai Creek. Also nearby are Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club and Creek Park.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Pullman Dubai Deira City Centre features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a full-service spa and a poolside bar.
Room Amenities
Televisions in guestrooms include satellite channels and bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, designer toiletries, and bidets.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
- General
In addition to a full-service spa, Pullman Dubai Deira City Centre features an outdoor pool and a health club. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business amenities at this 5-star property consist of a business center, secretarial services, and limo/town car service. Event facilities include a meeting/conference room, a ballroom, and exhibit space. This luxury hotel also offers a sauna, a steam room, and a rooftop terrace. Complimentary parking is available on site.
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Sauna
- Concierge desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Free parking
- Valet parking
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 318
- Shopping on site
- Hair salon
- Currency exchange
- Audiovisual equipment
- Secretarial services
- Babysitting or childcare
- Laundry facilities
- Ballroom(s)
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 11
- Banquet facilities
- Tennis on site
- Restaurant
- Beauty services
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Event catering
- Exhibit space
- Full-service health spa
- Health club
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- One meeting/conference room
- Airport transportation
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Medical assistance available
- Multilingual staff
- Parking garage
- Pool table
- Poolside bar
- Room service (24 hours)
- Security guard
- Steam room
- Tour assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Free parking, Valet parking, Parking garage
- Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Complimentary newspaper
- Climate control
- Phone
- Direct-dial phone
- Complimentary bottled water
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
- Bidet
- Slippers
- Shower/tub combination
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Satellite TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- In-room massage available
- Air conditioning
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Dining
Pullman Dubai Deira City Centre has a restaurant on site.
24-hour room service is available.
- Recreation
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool, a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Boating nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Dock nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Aerobics on site
- Racquetball/squash on site
- Swimming on site
- Bowling alley nearby
- Spa
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms.
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Braille or raised signage
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
A tourism fee is imposed by the city and collected at the property. The fee is AED 20 for the first bedroom per night, and increases by AED 20 per night for each additional bedroom. For further details, please contact the property using the information contained in your confirmation email.
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: AED 120 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: AED 100 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: AED 180 per night


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- ERAU Students Fly Payload on NASA Balloon
- Prescott students flew a payload on a NASA balloon.
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- Dr. Ahmad Sleiti joins ERAU this fall to lead the Mechanical Engineering Energy Track.
- Embry-Riddle's Prescott Campus Earns Top Nod in Grad Success in Job Market Study
- ERAU graduates out-earn non-degree holders by at least $1 million during their careers.
- Dr. Bruder joins EE/CE department
- Dr. Bruder has joined the EE/CE department as a new professor.
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Clayton spends his free time researching new technologies and he is always looking to learn new things.
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Aerospace Engineer at NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton Va. Front page quote: "Jody Davis graduated from Embry-Riddle's Prescott Campus and now works at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory"
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Associate Professor Electrical Engineering
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Randy Travis
By the mid-1990s, Travis saw a decline in his chart success. In 1997, he left Warner Bros. Records for DreamWorks Records and changed his musical focus to gospel music. Although the career shift produced only one more number one country hit "Three Wooden Crosses", Travis went on to earn several Dove awards, including Album of the Year three times. In addition to his singing career, Travis pursued an acting career, appearing in numerous films and television series, including The Rainmaker with Matt Damon, Black Dog with Patrick Swayze, Texas Rangers with James Van Der Beek, and seven episodes of the Touched by an Angel television series. Travis has sold over 25 million records, and has earned 22 number one hits, six number one albums, six Grammy awards, six CMA awards, nine ACM awards, 10 AMA awards, seven Dove awards, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Expect your first visit to take about an hour. Your dietitian will want to complete a full assessment to get an idea of what your goals and motivations are, what kinds of foods you typically eat, what your daily schedule is like and learn about your food preferences.
It may be helpful to record everything you eat or drink for a few days before your appointment. You can use our food diary to keep track or bring in your own. If you have diabetes, it would be beneficial to keep track of what you eat and drink as well as your blood sugar readings. You can use our basic food and blood sugar log or the more advanced Accucheck 360 tool.
We want you to get the most out of your visit, so feel free to bring with you a list of questions you would like answered. If you have questions about specific foods or things you have read, bring in your food labels and articles and we would be more than happy to discuss them with you.
We understand that family and friends are an important part of your life and encourage you to bring a guest to your appointment, especially if your guest helps you with cooking or grocery shopping.
Your success, happiness and health is important to us. We will do our best to work together to create a plan that works for you and helps you achieve your goals.
Follow up visits can be scheduled as needed and typically last about 30 minutes.
Some insurance companies will pay for medical nutrition therapy (MNT) with a doctor's referral. Check with your provider to see if these services are covered. If your insurance company will not pay for the visit, or you do not have insurance, our patient financial counselors are available to help.


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It was nothing but VIP treatment for attendees at last night's Brown Palace #PalacePreferred Tweetup as they caught a glimpse of what luxury hospitality is all about. Centered on our newly launched Palace Preferred program, guests experienced the perks of being a member, from discounts to free cocktails…and we had an absolute blast chatting with some wonderful people in the Denver community.
To being the evening, guests were greeted with a personal escort to the registration table where they began the evening's sampling with a glass of champagne. In the Atrium Lobby, a live Jazz band entertained, and signature cocktails began to flow including The Brown Palace Rhuberry crafted from local ingredients: Leopold's Silver Tree Vodka, Leopold's Rocky Mountain Blackberry Liquor and a spoonful of Honeyville's Strawberry Rhubarb Syrup from Durango. Guests were also offered a sampling from the wine and cheese cart and of course, bananas foster. (Which is, if you haven't tried it, to die for!)
Throughout the rest of the hotel, there was plenty more for attendees to experience from each of the outlets including micro-brews and prime rib at Ship Tavern, crab cakes prepared fresh by Chef Thanawat outside Palace Arms, delightful desserts paired with piano music and presented by Pastry Chef David in Ellyington's, and tours of the spa with complimentary seated massages to round out the evening.
We were so thrilled to have so many local Tweeps attend and we thank you for coming out! In case you missed out, follow the #palacepreferred hashtag or view our photo album to see what all of the fuss is about.


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