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Homemade Beeswax Body Butter
Homemade Beeswax Body Butter
Mountain Rose Herbs for Essential Oils (and other great natural products — they have beeswax pastilles)
Things you need:
1. Put all three ingredients in the glass mason jar: the olive oil, coconut oil (pack it in a measuring cup or heat it over the stove or place the jar in some warm water until the coconut oil becomes liquid, or microwave it for about 30 sec. if it is in a glass container) and beeswax.
3. Turn the stove on low/medium, stir occasionally, until the beeswax is melted.
4. Remove from heat and let it cool. Add the rose essential oil. You can put it in the refrigerator to speed up the process, but if you forget it, you will have to re-melt it. I find that I can leave it on the counter. Stir every 15 minutes with a fork. It begins to solidify as it cools. You can also put the lid on it after it has cooled a bit and then shake it instead of stirring (although this gets a layer of cream on the lid — but sometimes I find this easier than the fork method.) I have also just let it cool without stirring and that works.
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|Homemade Beeswax Body Butter
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- Place the olive oil, coconut oil and beeswax in the jar.
- Add water to the pan, and place the jar in the water bath.
- Put the pan on the stove and heat until everything is melted.
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Plano >Food & Dining > The Curry Pot
3829 W Spring Creek Pkwy Ste 100, Plano, TX | Directions 7502333.056551 -96.766648
Lunch: Mon-Sun 11am-2:30pm; Dinner: Sun-Thu 5:30pm-9:30pm; Fir-Sat 5:30pm-10pm
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Full lunch buffett - 16 entrees to choose from, ice-cream, salad bar.
Superb – First of all, I believe this restaurant is under new management so i can't comment regarding previous reviews. We have been to this restaurant twice since Dec 2011 and have been impressed both times. The food is superb. Excellent selection of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The quality exceeds that of many other Indian restaurants in DFW - for example, chicken curry had lean, boneless white meat...and was exceedingly flavorful. Dosa is also included with the buffet. Everything was delicious and we look forward to returning soon. Today if possible but i think the restaurant is closed on Mondays. Anyway, try it and experience for yourself. I hope it remains open and with the current management. We will continue to recommend above all other Indian Restaurants in DFW.
Worst Restaurant in Texas – I have never seen a restaurant as bad as this. I would not recommend this even to my enemy. They treat customers like s***. Its better to stay hungry then to go to this place. Someone by the name calling himself as Jacobs comes and talks all nonsense. I would not recommend this to anyone. Please don't go for it if you have self esteem. More than food, Respecting customers is important which is clearly lagging here.
Are u crazy ? PLFOODIE? – Hey below person who wrote the comments.. are u crazy? I showed all how they cheat.. with fake comments. Read my comment before u call me bitter.
I work infosys i even showed few of clients the chef's picture.. and they all said They are not going back there any more..
Because why cheat in this small thing? Chef is a big time cheater.. dont believe.
Fantastic Food! – Could not have asked for better food or sevice! My family and I ate there this week and the meal was outstanding. Love the dosa and garlic naan! The prices are great too and the chef even came out and talked to us about the menu and helped us order! Great family run place and LOVED IT! .
HEY- who is this bitter guy who claims reviews are fake? Who is he talking about cheating - sounds like a personsl issue. I am just a satisfied customer promoting a great new spot in plano!
Actual Cheaters – Guys these below reviews are all fake.. Number 1 Reason: These comments are made by the Chef-
i have proof. Go down and check the review i put before. and click Comments (2) Then u will see The CHEF'S Picture.. (GUYS WHAT MORE DO YOU NEED TO SHOW THEM THAT THEY ARE CHEATING US) ?
He might remove the pic.. but still if any one even checks this RESTAURANT Search .
There u go.. If they cheat us in small things .. What more can we expect from them..
One of the best Indian restaurant in town – Beware, its clearly not for people who want the typical Indian fare...also it might be queer to the palate of many a those for whom Indian food is either North Indian or South. But if you want to experience what fusion Kerala cuisine could be then there is no better name in town. The menu is carefully crafted with items from all over the country to appeal to a wide variety of audiences and all of those items are tastefully designed but look out for the hidden gems and the Kerala fare. The amazing Fish Molly, the innovative Chicken Dosa, the delicious mutton curry, the out of the world Saag Veg or the very very yummy Halwa all prepared to maintain the fine balance between the homemade and the outside fare. I have been there many times and introduced my friends and all of them have really liked it. The Chef is amazing, he loves to talk about the food and the preparation, something you would find in high end Western restaurants but not common at typical Indian restaurants. The ambience is very good and the location of the restaurant prime if you live in Plano, Frisco, Allen, Richardson or North Dallas. I would highly recommend you to try it out at least a couple of times choosing different items. And as most of us know from experience its never good enough to come to a conclusion about most things anecdotally or based on one data point.
Awesome Service, Awesome Food! – Dinner was fabulous! I asked them to recommend something that I possibly could never have had before, and they brought me "kothuparatha"...basically, chopped up paratha/naan with onions, peppers, delicious chicken and Lord knows what else...it was AMAZING! I saw a few reviewers on here commenting on the poor service...you must have been having a bad day or s'thin...'cuz the staff here is very attentive and very courteous. Yes, the cook came and introduced himself, but so do the other cooks in most Indian places. And btw, arent most business in existence to make money? So I kinda dont get why the previous reviewer is ticked off abt the money part...oh well! I give it 5 shining stars!!
Cant even give this restaurant 1 star – Yes , cant even give this restaurant 1 star... They got very bad food, the Staffs talk too much, Even the chef, comes out and talks alot, which i have never seen in any restaurant, And the restaurant Tables smell so bad, Dont know if they even clean it atleast once a month, The restrooms are filled with Paper towels, and it over flowing.
Food: we were almost 8 people, we bought 3 dosa which where not even crispy, not cooked right.
Rest we bought Chicken biriyani, the chicken in the biriyani had like a old kind of taste..
I dont trust this people they, just need money..
Never will go back..
I agree with cochin J below, The reviews written below which gives 5 stars.. are may be from the Owners or the chef.
Be careful guys
Misleading reviews – I was just going through the reviews posted in Citisearch about Curry pot during last couple of weeks. No other restaurants have this many reviews posted on the web in a short period of time. That itself shows that there is something wrong. Looks like all the five star reviews are posted by the chef and his gang or by the same guy.
To be honest , I went there once and it is a less than average place.
Authentic and promising India/Kerala Cuisine – My recent move to Dallas has prompted a feverish exploration of local culinary options. While Indian food is not exactly a rarity in the Dallas area, the choices are quite often - one dimensional. But not The Curry Pot. My first visit to Curry Pot was this past weekend and it coincided with only the most regarded Keralite festival - Onam. There was some chaos given the big turnout for a special lunch (served at the table) buffet. Our table of six was assured of prompt service by the chef, Jacob. He did not disappoint. What followed was a 5 (or 6) course journey through a traditional South Indian feast. The preparation was excellent and service was wonderful given the circumstances. I look forward to many visits and I have been told that the buffet changes on a daily basis. Jacob was very attentive and open to feedback. I highly recommend The Curry Pot for any foodie willing to try the delicate coastal flavors of South India. And for those who missed the delicious Onam sadhya this time - well there is always next year....
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Moderator: Nicole Marie
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Backed by money from Saudi Arabia, Wahhabis have built or taken over hundreds of mosques in North America and opened branches of Saudi universities here for the training of imams as part of the effort to spread their beliefs, which are intolerant of Christianity, Judaism and even other strains of Islam.
Reza F. Safa, author of Inside Islam, estimates that since 1973, the Saudi government has spent an unbelievable $87B to promote Wahhabism in the United States, Africa, Southeast Asia and Europe. According to official Saudi information, Saudi funds have been used to build and maintain over 1,500 mosques, 202 colleges, 210 Islamic Centers wholly or partly financed by Saudi Arabia, and almost 2,000 schools for educating Muslim children in non-Islamic countries in Europe, North and South America, Australia and Asia.
The Kingdom has fully or partially financed Islamic Centers in Los Angeles; San Francisco; Fresno; Chicago; New York; Washington; Tucson; Raleigh, N.C. and Toledo, Ohio as well as in Austria, Great Britain, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Russia, Turkey, and even in some Muslim countries such as Morocco, Indonesia, Malaysia and Djibuti.
Saudi aid to Muslims abroad, however, comes with strings attached, and most of the recipient institutions end up promoting the Wahhabi version of Islam.
Muslims have been in the United States for generations. Muslim immigrants from the Arab provinces of the Ottoman Empire, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, etc. arrived in North America in 1893. They were mainly Turks, Kurds, Albanians, and Arabs. However, the Muslims have grown rapidly in the last two or three decades mainly because of immigration from South Asia and the Middle East and converts from the African-American community.
The study also concluded that slightly more than half (55%) mosques are affiliated with at least one Muslim organization while 45% of all mosques are not affiliated with any organization. Twenty-seven percent mosques are associated with the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). The percentage has decreased from 1994 when 39% mosques were affiliated with ISNA. About one in five mosques is affiliated with the Muslim American Society (the Ministry of Imam W. Deen Mohammed). About 10% mosques are affiliated with other organizations, including the American Muslim Turkish Association, the American Muslim Council, As-Sabiqun, and Council of American Islamic Relations.
Within the Muslim community in the United States there exist a number of different traditions. As in the rest of the world, the Sunni Muslims are in the majority. The Shi'a Muslims, especially those in the Iranian immigrant community, are also active in community affairs. All four major schools of Islamic jurisprudence fiqh are found among the Sunni community. Some Muslims in the US are also adherents of certain global movements within Islam such as the Salafi, the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Tablighi Jamaat, as well as movements which most Muslims would consider non-Muslim, such as Jama'at Ahmadiyya or the Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement or Louis Farrakhan's Nation of Islam.
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The judge was removed from the case on Wednesday and the Frankfurt administrative court said it was considering disciplinary action.
Justice Minister Brigitte Zypries condemned the judge's decision.
"Every so often, there are individual rulings that seem completely incomprehensible," she said.
Lawmakers from Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats said traditional Islamic law, or Sharia, had no place in Germany.
"The legal and moral concepts of Sharia have nothing to do with German jurisprudence," Wolfgang Bosbach, a lawmaker with the Christian Democrats, told N24 television.
"One thing must be clear: In Germany, only German law applies. Period."
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"It is a sad day in America when our own institutions of freedom are being used against us in the battle against terrorism. When I first heard about the lawsuit brought by the 'imams' in Minnesota, it was clear to me that this was an injustice against Americans who were simply trying to protect themselves. These brave citizens should be recognized as heroes for their efforts to report suspicious activity, particularly activity that has been associated with previous terror attacks.
As Americans, we must not allow ourselves to be bullied by individuals who seek to disrupt our way of life. We can not allow the sympathizers of terrorism to make Americans wonder if they could be sued before reporting possible terrorist activity. Whether it is an intimidation tactic or a full scale attack, Americans have the right and responsibility to protect themselves and their fellow citizens. I introduced this legislation to protect Americans and keep all citizens alert and vocal as they serve on the front line in our battle against terrorism here in America."
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As far as I know, they dont have any special treatment, but no one seems to bother them.
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Groove Analysis: Nathan Followill
We break down a few of Nathan Followill's grooves like "Supersoaker" and "Rock City" off King Of Leon's latest album, Mechanical Bull.
We break down a few of Nathan Followill's grooves like "Supersoaker" and "Rock City" off King Of Leon's latest album, Mechanical Bull.
The Black Crowes drummer Steve Gorman divulges his grooves on the band's latest release, Wiser For The Time for tracks including "Exit" and "A Conspiracy."
We break down some of Stewart Copeland's greatest drumming performances from the many massive hits he recorded during his time with The Police.
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About Agilis
Established in 2002, Agilis Software is an infrastructure software company headquartered in Santa Clara, CA in the heart of Silicon Valley, adjacent to the Santa Clara Convention Center and the Santa Clara Golf And Tennis Club. We pride ourselves in being a world-class company that markets our products and solutions to a worldwide customer base.
We develop and market software license management solutions that are relied on by software vendors and hardware / software systems vendors in a wide range of industries and market segments. Our solutions are particularly suited to agile companies with complex licensing requirements in the enterprise software, embedded systems and cloud software industries. Please click here for a representative sampling of customers of Agilis Software's license management solutions.
Agilis is proud of the minimal environmental impact of our business. We strive to use information technology and the Internet to avoid the carbon emissions from travel and shipping, and to eliminate paperwork.
Agilis is self-funded and profitable, with zero debt.
About You
We have found over time that agile ISVs, cloud service providers and embedded system vendors that have sophisticated and evolving licensing requirements value our solutions the most. Technological sophistication and breadth of capabilities and platform support are our clear differentiators.
With the availability of our affordable Nephele license subscription service, we are now able to address the budgetary constraints of small companies having simple or complex licensing requirements, without compromising on the ability of our solutions to scale with your market growth.
We are quite flexible with respect to company culture, and our ground rules are fairly basic. That being said, we have found that we work best with professionally managed, agile companies that have a recognized need for a software licensing solution and are ready to move forward, with a focus on what matters from a business and technical perspective. Just as we expect you to respect our time as well as our business model and processes and our internal organizational structure, we will extend the same courtesy to you. We do require that your engineering and operations staff that is involved in integration and operation of our licensing products are qualified, and that the personnel that you assign as business and technical contacts have a minimum level of communication skills, reasonableness and professionalism, as we shall likewise ensure on our side.
Why Agilis
We believe we offer the finest and highest-business-value commercial license management solutions available in the industry, and we back our solutions up with excellent technical support. Software license management is what we do and the only thing that we do.
We place a tremendous focus on professionalism and integrity. To our detriment (but to your benefit as a customer), we tend to be perfectionists and excellence-oriented, with respect to our core product offerings as well as supporting our OEM customer base. As a customer, we want you to have a successful experience with our products as well as in your interactions with our company.
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Agilis Software was launched in September 2002 as a self-funded lean startup, concurrent with our first product launch: EasyLicenser, an easy-to-use and low-cost license key based license manager product that was at the same time versatile and secure. We achieved our first sale within six weeks of product launch over the Internet, and over the next few years we accumulated a significant worldwide customer base.
We inferred from customer feedback that whereas a license key based system such as EasyLicenser addressed many important licensing requirements, what was really needed was a frictionless licensing system that offered a higher level of flexibility and "trust but verify" non-intrusiveness. Cloud systems and enterprise software imposed additional requirements. In response, we developed the versatile Internet protocol based Orion network licensing platform. In each and every category of functionality, we engineered Orion to provide clear and compelling business benefit differentiators over equivalent competitors' offerings.
As we marketed Orion, we felt it would be beneficial to offer our Orion customers a license server hosting option, in order to eliminate the uptime risk and infrastructure, setup and operations costs associated with operating a server. To address this need, we engineered Orion for multi-tenancy, and offered it as part of our Acropolis hosting service.
By now, we had shifted to an OEM sales model, and our licensing solutions, while priced appropriately for its level of functionality, were affordable primarily to established companies. What smaller companies (especially lean startups with unproven business models or a track record of success in the marketplace) needed was a way to manage payment terms as well as risk capital outlay, and a way to scale as their business grew – all without compromising licensing capabilities. In response, we have been engineering Orion as well as our website and business processes to deliver the new Nephele cloud-based monthly license subscription service with tiered monthly subscription pricing.
Vinay Sabharwal | CEO & CTO
Vinay has over twenty years experience as an engineering manager, architect and consultant in the development of online transaction processing systems, database internals, middleware and applications at database / middleware companies including Oracle, Tandem and startup companies, and enterprise / eCommerce / Internet client organizations including Lycos, Hewlett-Packard and startups. He has an MSCS from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a BSEE from the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.


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Monster Beats Solo HD (PRODUCT)RED Headphones with ControlTalk
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RTDs and High Strength Premixes: A Growing and Increasingly Sophisticated Category
Report description
The recession years turned out to be a blessing in disguise for RTDs, which saw recovering sales on the back of price sensitivity, at-home consumption and a renewed focus on convenience. A resurgent demand led to investment in research and development, while shifting the focus to a more socially responsible and sustainable path for growth. The timing is right, if RTDs continue to capitalise on high margins and a lack of overtly restrictive production regulations, further growth is on the cards.
Euromonitor International's RTDs and High Strength Premixes: A Growing and Increasingly Sophisticated Category global briefing offers an insight into to the size and shape of the Alcoholic Drinks market in both the off-trade and the on-trade, it highlights buzz topics, emerging geographies, categories and trends as well as pressing industry issues and white spaces. It identifies the leading companies and brands by total volume, offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market - be they new product developments, packaging innovations, economic/lifestyle influences, distribution or pricing issues. Forecasts illustrate how the market is set to change and criteria for success.
Product coverage: Beer, Cider/Perry, RTDs/High-Strength Premixes, Spirits, Wine.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.Why buy this report?
- Get a detailed picture of the Alcoholic Drinks market;
- Pinpoint growth sectors and identify factors driving change;
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Euromonitor International has over 40 years' experience of publishing market research reports, business reference books and online information systems. With offices in London, Chicago, Singapore, Shanghai, Vilnius, Dubai, Cape Town, Santiago, Sydney, Tokyo and Bangalore and a network of over 800 analysts worldwide, Euromonitor International has a unique capability to develop reliable information resources to help drive informed strategic planning.
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March 5th, 2013 07:50 PM #1
Today my kid turned...
I figure we momberries should show off our kids more, rather than simply their monikers. Let's share on their milestones...
Today (OK, Friday), Antoine Raphael turned O-N-E!
http://i587.photobucket.com/albums/s...onablesize.jpgBlade, MD
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Congrats Antoine and Mama! And Daddy too And may I say, what a stylish young gentleman you've got there. And those curls, he is just too cute!
(So is this a thread for all the mamas and papas to show off their little ones?)My darling Marian Illyria Aphrodite, March 2013 & Little Bunny (a girl!) due 9th of February 2014
March 5th, 2013 07:57 PM #5
Thanks ottilie! That was my intention...
FYI all, since the built-in nameberry photo uploader appears permanently broken, and likewise the attachment function, simply post your images in HTML <img> code sourced from a commercial photo storage site.
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Omg, that red hair is to die for! Happy b-day buddy!One Beloved Son - Raphael David
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Police Post Photos of High Tech Peeping Tom — Athens Patch
The Athens Clarke County Police now have a photo of a suspect who was allegedly using a camera phone to take photos, presumably of underwear, under the skirt of a Walmart employee.
The incident happened on November 27, in the store on Lexington Road.
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— Cartersville Patch
A local woman said she was robbed at gunpoint Monday night when she knocked on an old friend's door in Cartersville.
About 9:30, the woman and her companion, both 27, knocked on the door of the Akin Road home and reported hearing a man say, "Put that [expletive] up," and "Who is it?," according to the Bartow County Sheriff's Office report.
The man who answered the door said the friend no longer lived there and produced a gun, demanding the victim empty her pockets.
Cartersville Patch has additional details.
School Paraprofessional Arrested on a Charge of Sexual Battery — Cumming Patch
A paraprofessional at Riverwatch Middle School in south Forsyth County has been arrested and charged with one count of sexual battery against a minor, according to authorities.
Major Dan Jagoe of the Criminal Investigations Division (CID) with the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office said in a press release that the Forsyth County school system contacted the sheriff's office on Monday after a student at the school made an outcry to officials. An investigation was launched immediately and is continuing.
Fourth Robbery Suspect Arrested After Being Shot — Alpharetta-Milton Patch
A fourth suspect in a snatch-and-grab at NorthPoint Mall on Nov. 29 was arrested after being shot in Atlanta.
Isaiah Burt, 25, was taken into custody by Atlanta police after they received a report of a person shot. Atlanta officers discovered the person shot was wanted by Alpharetta police, according to a news release from George Gordon, spokesman for the Alpharetta Department of Public Safety.
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3958 Rivermark Plz, Santa Clara, CA | Directions 9505437.394403 -121.945517
Mediocrity – Maybe it?s just me, maybe it?s because I was hung over, but this place is over-hyped in my opinion. I read the citysearch reviews before going (in conjunction recommendation from a friend) and the comments regarding ?so-so? service are justified (I had to ask for drink refills, check, etc). The rolls were nothing spectacular either. Prices were decent and the place isn?t bad, but don?t expect anything too outrageous.
Go somewhere for sushi – I went here of a friday night after work. I sat at the sushi bar. The sushi looked all dried out. You wonder how long it's been sitting there for. We did order something for the menu. The roll was SO spicy that you couldn't even eat it and it just fell apart. Service was bad I alway had to flag them down. They were too buy talking to themselves.
I also asked for a refill on a soda and the lady said that there aren't any refills. What resturant doesn't do free refills????
I will not be coming back to this place!!!!
Great restaurant, nice menu, i like the fuji volcano and fishermen roll and dressing for salad, prompt and good service, – Great restaurant. Prices were reasonable and food was great. My fave was the fuji volcano and fisherman roll. I also like the dressing for the salad. Service was prompt and good.
DOn't get stuff on the boat – I sat at the bar and watched the same thing circle by all night. It looked so old I asked the sushi maker to make me things off the menu and evrything was better. The sushi is good. The service could have been faster, as all the staff were at the tables and not the bar. But it was better then when I first went there when Rivermark first opened.
Reasonable Sushi - Good Prep – I had prompt service, reasonably cheap prices, and well rolled sushi. They have group of boats floating on water circling the sushi bar, you can grab the sushi you want off of it, well stocked bar, good ambience - high tech plasma's etc. Good choice, my dinner ran me $15 -- two sushi rolls, edamame, iced-tea.
Oh--one other cool thing. Lots of pictures and speciality rolls. Well done menu!!
A good place to be a regular – I visit the Yo Yo Sushi Rivermark location regularly. After I had visited twice I was remembered. The drinks are strong, the food is consistent and the service is friendly but not annoying. The servers won't buzz around your table constantly, which is nice if you want to linger over a drink.
For food, the sushi is quite good, if not the best in town. It's also not expensive. The hamachi kama appetizer is fantastic with crispy skin. The beef tataki is great, but skip the scallps prepared in the same manner. They're forgettable. Gyoza are always plump and delicate. If you're into tempura, you'll find theirs is the lightest in town. The ambiance is sort of trendy, with Friends-painted walls and unique lighting. It's a bit noisy, so don't go there for anything romantic. It's just a solid, come as you are type place.
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What's New
The most welcome meeting news along the mid-Atlantic coast was announced by Hilton Hotels in September: Construction is finally under way on a long-awaited convention center hotel, the Hilton Baltimore, designed to be a 20-story edifice in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Attached by skybridge to the Baltimore Convention Center and adjacent to Camden Yards, the hotel's anticipated opening date is summer 2008. Organizations and event planners, however, aren't waiting to see it before they book. The Institute for Supply Management, based in Tempe, Ariz., plans to hold its annual convention at the BCC in May 2008, a booking only possible because the Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association could offer a big block of rooms for the four-day meeting. The Associated Professional Sleep Societies has also booked for 2008 and will bring 4,000 attendees, and the Academy of General Dentistry will be coming with 3,000 attendees in 2009. The 757-room hotel will have a 25,000-square-foot ballroom, as well as 20,000 square feet of function space, a fitness center, a business center, and retail space.
Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority officials in mid-November were struggling to hold the expansion cost of the center under its $700 million budget in light of higher real estate costs in Center City. Architectural plans that call for an additional 376,000 square feet of convention space and a grand new entrance along North Broad were estimated as high as $785 million this summer. The city redevelopment authority has made offers for all of the properties wanted for the project, and hopes to have the land acquired by year end. No construction start has been scheduled.
Something new in Washington, the DC Circulator will bring a smile to the faces of planners trying to manage logistics for a meeting in the District. It launched in July to provide quick, direct access to some of the most popular points in the city. From 8 a.m. until 9 p.m., 365 days a year, 29 buses painted red, white, black, and yellow link downtown with Georgetown, the convention center, hotels, restaurants, the Kennedy Center, and the Southwest Waterfront (at the National Mall). The cost of a ticket is $1.
Last October, plans for a headquarters hotel at the new Washington Convention Center gained about 200 rooms. Marriott will manage the property.
Fueled by an 87 percent occupancy rate for 2005 and a stepped-up economy, by the end of 2007 New York City will add nearly 5,000 new hotel rooms in new and expanded properties to its current inventory of 70,723.
One of those properties is a real New York icon: The Plaza Hotel at Fifth Avenue and Central Park is being restored and divided into hotel rooms and private apartments. The property, now a Fairmont hotel, was closed last year for a $350 million renovation. It will open with 182 private residences and 282 hotel rooms, magnificently restored public spaces, shops, and restaurants. The Plaza reopens in 2007, just in time to celebrate its 100th anniversary.
The Virginia Beach Convention Center has opened with a 56,500-square-foot exhibit hall and 40,000 square feet of meeting and function space. When the second phase of the project is completed in 2007, the convention center's square footage will grow to 516,522.
Also in Virginia, the Inn at Virginia Tech and Skelton Conference Center opened last year on the school's campus at Blacksburg. This 147-room hotel and adjoining meeting facility is owned by Virginia Tech and managed by Hilton Hotels. High-speed wired and wireless network access is available in the inn and in the 23,705 square feet of the conference center.
In Baltimore, the newest attraction on the Inner Harbor is a Comics Museum, with all the memorabilia and silliness of the past 50 years of laughable characters and heroic endeavors. Group tours are already coming out grinning.
Facility Updates
The District
Kimpton opened its seventh District hotel this summer, the 335-room Hotel Palomar Washington D.C. After a $32 million renovation, the Dupont Circle hotel offers 10,500 square feet of meeting space.
Wyndham City Center Hotel at M Street and New Hampshire Avenue will become the Renaissance M Street in January after an $18.5 million renovation. The hotel will have 355 rooms, and will begin a refurbishment of all guest rooms and public areas, as well as an upgrade of its meeting space, upon the rebranding.
New Jersey
The Hyatt Dulles completed a $4.2 million renovation in 2005. The hotel offers 316 executive suites and 7,300 square feet of function space.
New York
The InterContinental Harbor Court Baltimore was converted from the five-star Harbor Court Hotel and opened this spring overlooking the Inner Harbor. The hotel is part of a mixed-use property that includes an eight-story tower with 195 guest rooms. The hotel has 8,000 square feet of function space.
Starwood Hotels & Resorts will soon have two new airport hotels — a Sheraton and an adjacent Westin less than three miles from Baltimore-Washington International Airport. The 201-room Four Points by Sheraton BWI opened this fall with more than 4,600 square feet of meeting space in eight rooms. The 260-room BWI Westin is scheduled to open in spring 2007 with nearly 7,300 square feet of meeting space.
Work started in September on a $75 million overhaul of the New Carrollton Hotel just inside the Capital Beltway. It will become a Sheraton Four Points surrounded by new retail space, restaurants, and office condominiums expected to be finished by spring.
West Virginia
Turf Valley Resort and Conference Center in Ellicott City is converting 117 guest rooms to 42 junior suites, four king suites, and a concierge lounge, thus reducing the guest room count to 171 rooms and suites. There is 40,000 square feet of meeting space.
Ask the CVB
Atlantic City's Borgata Resort has completed a $200 million expansion, adding casino space, two nightclubs, retail space, and restaurants. A second phase of expansion will consist of an 830,000-square-foot tower, adding 800 guest rooms and suites, indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and fitness center, meeting space, and shops. The $347 million tower should be completed in late 2007.
District of Columbia
Donald Trump's casino company will spend $110 million upgrading its three Atlantic City gambling hotels. It will build an indoor promenade at Trump Taj Mahal, a new restaurant at Trump Plaza, and will renovate meeting and convention space and add a new restaurant at Trump Marina. The company spent $32 million in 2005 on room renovations and other improvements at the three properties. In June, construction began on an 800-room hotel tower at Trump Taj Mahal.
Completion of The Quarter at Tropicana included the 502-room Havana Tower, boosting the resort's total room count to 2,127; and 45,000 square feet of new meeting space, which brings its function space to 122,000 square feet.
Congress Hall, a historic, 106-room beachfront hotel in Cape May that was restored and reopened three years ago, last year added Harrison Conference Center for a total of 5,500 square feet of meeting space.
The W Hotel in Hoboken is building a hotel-condominium tower that is scheduled for completion in early 2007. There will be 225 hotel rooms on the first 16 floors of a 25-story building, along with 11,000 square feet of meeting space.
The Heldrich is due to open in March in New Brunswick's Heldrich Plaza among condominiums, offices, and retail space. The hotel will have 248 guest rooms and suites, 24 conference rooms, a ballroom that can seat 500 guests, 50,000 square feet of conference space, a restaurant and lounge, and a health club and spa.
The 750-room Millennium Broadway Hotel, in the heart of the theater district, has an IACC-approved 110,000-square-foot conference center with 37 meeting rooms. The hotel recently completed restoration of the 102-year-old Hudson Theatre, which is available for events. It seats up to 750 people. Restoration of the theater uncovered Tiffany mosaics, which have been restored and lend a particularly glamorous note to an event held there.
At the Park Central New York, in midtown, across from Carnegie Hall, a $65 million renovation has added to function and meeting space. For groups larger than the 12 to 14 who will fit in the Empire Boardroom and smaller than the 800 who can fill the combined ballroom and forum, try the mezzanine level. It offers 6,000 square feet of new meeting and event space in 12 meeting rooms, three boardrooms, and exhibit space. The Park Central has 935 guest rooms, 190 concierge-level rooms, and 19 suites.
The 1926 Warwick Hotel, Philadelphia, is converting its top eight floors to 100 condominiums. A $15 million renovation will upgrade the lobby, grand ballroom, Crystal Ballroom, and mezzanine level. A fitness center and club lounge will be added as the property converts to the Radisson Plaza-Warwick Hotel Philadelphia. Renovations are scheduled to be complete in February.
The 150-room Omni Hotel overlooking Independence National Historical Park opened a 6,500-square-foot spa and fitness center in September. The Philadelphia hotel has four meeting rooms and a restaurant.
In July, Starwood Hotels and Resorts announced plans to develop a W Hotel and Residences in Center City Philadelphia, across from the convention center. It will have 250 guest rooms and suites, 11,000 square feet of meeting space, and a 6,500-square-foot spa. A 2009 opening is anticipated.
Crowne Plaza Valley Forge in King of Prussia went completely smoke-free this year, the first in the area to do so. Before the smoking ban went into effect, staff swept through the hotel's 225 rooms, restaurant, lounge, Liberty Conference Center and 130-seat amphitheater, and two ballrooms to deep clean, fumigate, and disinfect every surface.
Skytop Lodge in the Pocono Mountains has completed its Executive Conference Center, which doubles the resort's meeting space to 20,000 square feet.
The 335-room Westfields Marriott in Chantilly will begin a major guest room and ballroom renovation in 2007. The Washingtonian and Grand Dominion ballrooms will get new carpeting, chandeliers and sconces, ceiling tiles, and airwalls. The ballrooms and public space surrounding them should be updated by August. The guest room renovations will begin in December 2007 with planned completion in March 2008. Westfields Marriott offers 28 meeting rooms and 45,000 square feet of meeting space to accommodate up to 1,200 meeting guests.
The Hampton Roads Convention Center fits so perfectly into its site on Chesapeake Bay because its design seems to give it the energy to either sail away or perhaps soar like sea birds. The center includes 35 meeting spaces with capacity for up to 14,000 delegates, including a ballroom with banquet seating for 2,000 and a 108,000-square-foot exhibit hall that divides into three sections. A new 295-suite Hammons Embassy Suites connects to the convention center and has meeting spaces of its own.
The former Holiday Inn Richmond has opened as the 282-room Crowne Plaza Richmond West after a $1 million renovation. A new business center has been opened convenient to nearly 10,000 square feet of function space.
In Charleston, an eight-year, $55,000 project to aid guests and attendees is coming to fruition. Large, colorful signs are appearing at strategic intersections and along important routes to point people to the Civic Center Complex (the Civic Center, Coliseum, the Little Theater, and the Charleston Convention Center) or to malls and shopping, hotels, and attractions. Right now, about 20 signs are in place, but that will increase to more than 200 when the project is completed in the next few months.
Greater Wilmington Convention & Visitors Bureau
(800) 489-6664
Total Hotel Tax: 10% downtown Wilmington, 8% in the rest of the state
Washington, D.C., Convention & Tourism Corp.
(202) 789-7000; www.washington.org
Total Hotel Tax: 14.5%
Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Conference & Visitors Bureau
(888) 302-2852
Total Hotel Tax: 12%
Baltimore Area Convention& Visitors Association
(800) 343-3468, (410) 659-7300
Total Hotel Tax: 12.5%
New Jersey
Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority
(888) 228-4748, (609) 348-7100
Total Hotel Tax: 12% + $2 per room, per night
New York
NYC & Company
Total Hotel Tax: 13.624% + $3.50 per room, per night
Greater Pittsburgh Convention & Visitors Bureau
(800) 359-0758, (412) 281-7711
Total Hotel Tax: 14%
Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
(800) 225-5745; www.pcvb.org
Total Hotel Tax: 14%
Valley Forge Convention & Visitors Bureau
(800) 441-3549
Alexandria Convention & Visitors Bureau
(800) 388-9119
Arlington Convention & Visitors Service
(703) 228-0888
Total Hotel Tax: 9.75%
West Virginia
Charleston Convention & Visitors Bureau
(800) 733-5469
Total Hotel Tax: 11.5%
Phantom Planner
For reasonably priced rooms in New York City, winter — January through March — is best for bargains, with summer (especially July and August) second best. Fall is the busiest and most expensive season, except for Christmas, but November is quiet and affordable (except for parade-route hotels at Thanksgiving).
In Charleston, W.V., renovation of the 750-seat Little Theater is under way, putting it out of commission for the next few months. But three other facilities in the same complex provide more than 18 meeting rooms that can accommodate up to 500 people. The Great Hall offers 50,086 square feet of exhibit space, and the Coliseum has 30,500 square feet of exhibit space.
Want the latest weather forecast for D.C.? On the Web at www.wunderground.com/forecasts/DCA.html, you'll find five-day forecasts with high and low temperatures, plus wind, cloudiness, and the chance of precipitation. Or, pull up the same info for Baltimore, Roanoke, the Big Apple, or the beach at Atlantic City.
Special Venues
The redesigned Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington, Del., has opened an event facility with 87,000 square feet of space for meetings, conventions, and events. The $7 million makeover of the former arts center has created a hall of two enormous curving walls leading from an atrium lobby into Governors' Hall. That space adjoins the 22,000-square-foot Wilmington Hall, an all-black exhibit space that offers a dramatic backdrop for shows. Chase Center has 10 conference and meeting rooms, a 260-seat theater, a seminar room, and ballroom space that seats up to 1,000 people. (302) 425-3929, (888) 862-2787; www.centerontheriverfront.com
Let attendees experience a cypress swamp, an Appalachian cove, the Chesapeake Bay underwater, or a limestone cave at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport News. The Exhibit Gallery can accommodate up to 300 for a banquet, 800 for a reception. Smaller spaces can hold from 45 to 80 people. (757) 595-1900; www.valivingmuseum.org


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Over rated – Went to Bangkok 900 based on the first review here. Apparently the reviewer works for or is affiliated with the restaurant, as the food was below average, nowhere near "the BEST Thai". In fact when I pointed out the restaurant to my son that has worked nearby (on Haight) for almost a year, he said that he had never heard anything positive about the restaurant. Keep searching.
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