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15 U.S. Code § 6617 - Suspension of penalties for certain year 2000 failures by small business concerns
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(a) Definitions
In this section—
(1) the term "agency" means any executive agency, as defined in section 105 of title 5, that has the authority to impose civil penalties on small business concerns;
(2) the term "first-time violation" means a violation by a small business concern of a federally enforceable rule or regulation (other than a Federal rule or regulation that relates to the safety and soundness of the banking or monetary system or for the integrity of the National Securities markets, including protection of depositors and investors) caused by a Y2K failure if that Federal rule or regulation had not been violated by that small business concern within the preceding 3 years; and
(b) Establishment of liaisons
Not later than 30 days after July 20, 1999, each agency shall—
(1) establish a point of contact within the agency to act as a liaison between the agency and small business concerns with respect to problems arising out of Y2K failures and compliance with Federal rules or regulations; and
(c) General rule
Subject to subsections (d) and (e) of this section, no agency shall impose any civil money penalty on a small business concern for a first-time violation.
(d) Standards for waiver
An agency shall provide a waiver of civil money penalties for a first-time violation, provided that a small business concern demonstrates, and the agency determines, that—
(1) the small business concern previously made a reasonable good faith effort to anticipate, prevent, and effectively remediate a potential Y2K failure;
(2) a first-time violation occurred as a result of the Y2K failure of the small business concern or other entity, which significantly affected the small business concern's ability to comply with a Federal rule or regulation;
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(4) upon identification of a first-time violation, the small business concern initiated reasonable and prompt measures to correct the violation; and
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An agency may impose civil money penalties authorized under Federal law on a small business concern for a first-time violation if—
(1) the small business concern's failure to comply with Federal rules or regulations resulted in actual harm, or constitutes or creates an imminent threat to public health, safety, or the environment; or
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- Address:
7766 Fay Ave
La Jolla, CA 92037Neighborhood:
La Jolla / Golden Triangle
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Manhattan of La Jolla
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://manhattanoflajolla.com/
- Phone: 8584590700
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm; Happy Hour: Sunday - Friday: 4:30pm - 6:30pm Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Italian
- Executive Chef: P.J. Macaluso
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Please call for details. You can book the whole restaurant or one side.
- Private Party Contact: Bill Wolf or Nancy O'Donnell 8584590700
- Entertainment: We offer live music Wednesdays from 7 pm to 10 pm
Thursdays from 7 pm to 10 pm, Fridays and Saturdays from 8 pm to 11 pm.
Wednesday nights its 'OPERA MEETS SINATRA' with Roman Palacios and featuring Tommy Gannon on piano. A must see!
Thursday thru Saturday nights its Tad Sisler, a world-class entertainer with outstanding vocals plus excellent musicianship on piano and keyboards. He offers outstanding vocals plus excellent musicianship on piano and keyboards with an authentic sound.
A word from Manhattan of La Jolla
Manhattan of La Jolla transports you to the best of New York via the cozy, upscale village of La Jolla. Located in the Empress Hotel on Fay Avenue, it is an elegant, casual and classy place where you would expect to see Old Blue Eyes or Danny Ocean romancing a beautiful woman while she sips her Cosmo over dinner. With quality Italian charm, Manhattan offers classic cocktails that get you into that New York swing--and the entrees are as good as it gets. Liberal olive oil, garlic, lemon and pepper complement the Zagat Award winning veal chop, steaks and seafood. Signature scampi, classic cannelloni, pasta al dente, and other succulent dishes, plus professional service and decor make this a terrific spot for a romantic dinner or mixing business and pleasure. Manhattan in La Jolla gets you the best of both worlds. Manhattan is an award winning La Jolla favorite, celebrating its 25th year.Continued
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62 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (41)romantic (34)neighborhood gem (27)good for groups (17)vibrant bar scene (16)fit for foodies (15)notable wine list (15)late-night find (7)hot spot (6)great for lunch (6)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Dedevic44Dined on 9/29/2014Outstanding food. Ambience and service. Always dine here when inland Jolla. Wonderful restaurantSpecial Features:
- Highly recommend.LasVegasTravelerDined on 9/23/2014Food, service and ambience were fantastic. The veal dishes we had were flavorful and the house salad with the in-house made blue cheese dressing was outstanding. Extensive wine list, but unfortunately for us we aren't wine drinkers. The cheesecake was delicious. Service is unswerving and we rarely had to ask for anything, specially refilling our beverages. Staff is friendly and accommodating. All three of us agreed, without question we would return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/20/2014Alway great! Good music! Meat cooked to perfection, and service couldn't be better!Special Features:
- Wow!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014Who knew this place has been around for 38 years? What a truly fantastic dining experience! And I thought I knew all that La Jolla had to offer. Everything from the bread to the seafood, pasta, and steaks was amazing!Special Features:
- Outstanding as UsualPleasedDined on 9/13/2014Have been coming to the Manhattan since 1989. Outstanding food and service. Very professional staff. Great place to bring friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed La JollanalohasdVIPDined on 9/6/2014Was once a favorite. Last dinner experience was very poor. Lettuce in the Cesar salad was wilted and soggy, Chilean Sea Bass special was served actually below room temperature and the citrus sauce was more like a sweet marmalade. Carrot side was extra sweet, almost like a desert. Waiter apparently had too many tables as we seldom saw him, poured our own wine had to send the buss boy to locate him. Has really gone down hill. Unlikely to return.
- MarapieDined on 8/29/2014Love this place! Have been coming for years. Wonderful food and ambiance .Special Features:
- Manhattan of La JollaOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/24/2014This is a beautiful, old style restaurant--comfy booths, red roses on tables, with great service. The food was inconsistent which made it disappointing. The shrimp in the shrimp cocktail was warm, not chilled. Caprese salad was very good, as was the Lobster Bisque. Fresh bread was good. I ordered the special-Chilean Sea Bass with a citrus sauce that was not very good. My husband had a steak that he ordered cooked medium, but it came out rare. The Gnocchi's were very good, but the mixed vegetables were greasy. We liked the setting and ambiance, but the food is not worth going back for :-(Special Features:
- Manhattan in LJOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Had dinner here Sat night. Limited seafood selections. H/b and I both got salmon. Mine came with overcooked veggies in a very sweet sauce. His came with nondescript salad. Ate in annex part and unable to hear the live music. Cheesecake was excellent, tiramisu about 7/10. Service was outstanding, everything else unremarkable for the money.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/21/2014good food(table side Caesar was perfect flavor) good service, piano player was great, played request and wished my partner happy birthday. Very smooth night from the door to last cocktail at the barSpecial Features:
- Delfish n classyPickyKatDined on 8/16/2014Cannelloni was to die for. Veal francaise was amazing made to perfection. Halibut was cooked just right and flavor with light sauce was great. Wish I had room to try the filet mignon and mashed potatoes. The burratta cheese salad was super fresh and the wine was icing on the cake. I will go back.Special Features:
- FabulousRussandJennDined on 8/9/2014This was my fourth or fifth visit to Manhattan and they just keep getting better. I don't know of a better ambiance in any La Jolla restaurant, this place is wonderful. The piano bar on the weekends makes for an even better experience, I think I could spend an entire evening at Manhattan. Just try it, you'll love it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Special PlacePleasedDined on 8/3/2014Our favorite restaurant in San Diego-- the kind of food, service, and friendly, personalized atmosphere that is so hard to find anymore. Recommend highly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- date nightlongoverduedatenightDined on 7/26/2014We had an amazing time. The food was excellent and the service was excellent. Everything was above and beyond in service and quality of food. The atmosphere was very romantic yet laid back. The piano was a great touch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding-- As UsualPleasedDined on 7/25/2014Hosted dinner for special friends and we all had a wonderful experience. Both the service and the food were outstanding, as usual. The owners and the staff always make you feel so welcome. Ran into several friends during the meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Specials are SpecialcrmacvVIPDined on 7/21/2014Just a very fine restaurant for almost any occasion. The Specials are always a delight, and the drinks and wine are always well poured. Near the tourist portion of La Jolla, but this is no tourist restaurant. It is my first choice in La Jolla.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- White table cloths and very louddougVIPDined on 7/19/2014A venerable older restaurant with good service and very loud. Not a place to have an intimate dinner.Special Features:
- First time visitOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/12/2014Resturant quite noisy. Food was acceptable. Not sure I would return.
- Great quality food1expensivetasteDined on 7/12/2014Love this. The place ain't cheap but it's well worth it. Had one of the best fillet mignon ever. Live music and great wine selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top ItaliandineratlargeDined on 7/11/2014Outstanding old school restaurant with the best veal dishes. Marsala, Saltimbocca, Picatta and veal chops are all on the menu. Attentive elegant service.Good wine list. Homemade meatballs. Great pasta sauces. Live music. Tiramisu and creme brulee are some of the top dessert CHOICES.Well worth a visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/10/2014The food was excellent. I had the veal chop. The atmosphere was lacking, possibly because it appeared to be a slow night. The service was good. I was in La Jolla with a good friend and we each brought our 30 year old sons on a golf trip. The other restaurants we went to had younger more vibrant crowds.Special Features:
- Old world Italian diningOpentable23VIPDined on 7/3/2014Generous servings of classic style Italian food, in addition to fresh fish, salads and tempting desserts. Not a particularly young crowd, but the place has a loyal following. Live music in the bar certain nights. Very professional service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old School RestaurantFanoftheLadyBirdDined on 6/23/2014This place was a pretty, romantic spot with lots of dark wood, waiters in tuxedos, and an "old school" menu. The music is supposed to be good, but on our visit, there was none - just Wheel of Fortune on the bar TV, which I could see from my seat at a booth in the other dining room. Probably a good choice, since we were probably the youngest patrons there - and we are in our fifties. My husband had the veal chop and he said it was excellent. I had the filet, which was good, but it was so smothered in garlic that it was overwhelming. I LOVE garlic, and it was too much even for me. We had a nice evening, but I don't think I'd go back. This restaurant either needs to "liven up" the vibe a little or just go all out with the Rat Pack theme.Special Features:
- OkayOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/23/2014I came here for dinner with my brother. I really enjoyed my pasta and his steak was okay. The service was a bit slow and forgetful. My brother didn't originally get the potatoes that were supposed to come with his steak and had to ask for them. He also ordered bleu cheese melted on top, the server seemed reluctant to fulfill this request but said he would do it. When his steak came out there was no bleu cheese. Overall, this place is okay, I think they need more servers. It was also really dark in the restaurant which I don't really like.
- JimPleasedDined on 6/21/2014Celebrated our 45th wedding anniversary on Saturday at our favorite restaurant, the Manhattan. Food and service were outstanding. The owner and staff always make you feel welcome and at home. Have been coming to the Manhattan for 25 years. I highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PoppiePoppieVIPDined on 6/20/2014Still best table side Caesar Salad around. Been coming here for 40 years and never disappointed. Their lamb chops and veal chops are worth traveling long distances to enjoy. While not on the beach in LaJolla, the speakeasy feel of the restaurant and steak house ambiance is perfect. We loved it and our Dallas friends we brought also loved it and want to include it on all their future trips.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The way it should beOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/16/2014It's so nice to be able to eat good food and have a conversation with the person you are with, I love table side service and the atmosphere. Relaxing, enjoyable and fun.Special Features:
- Great food, service, and fun.LiveToEatDined on 6/14/2014Pasta is good, dinner salad was great, main course of Chilean Sea Bass (special of the night) was perfect. Would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We meal.KalihiDined on 6/9/2014I would recommend the manhattan of la Jolla for its wonderful food and service. .We liked what they have done to update the restaurant. The wine menu is very good. It was great to have dinner at a restaurant were you could talk because the noise level was very low. We enjoyed our evening at this restaurant and look forward to returningSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful eveningRussandJennDined on 6/7/2014This was my second visit to Manhattan and they did not disappoint. The first time I sat in the front area out by the bar, loved the atmosphere and thought that was the best place to be. The second time I sat in the back and realized that no matter where you sit, this place is great. The food was incredible, and I have to recommend trying any one of the pasta dishes, they are the most reasonably priced and you can't find better pasta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- OUR FAVORITEFoodieVIPDined on 5/17/2014We brought Italian friends here from AZ with us and they loved it. Everything on the menu is great but most notable is the Cesar Salad prepared table side and the home made Cannelloni. This is the best Cannelloni IN THE WORLD. Service is excellent, prices are excellent and the wine list is very nice. If you want an excellent Italian dinner in La Jolla this is the place to go.Special Features:
- Wonderful as UsualPleasedDined on 5/17/2014Outstanding food and service. You always feel like a welcome guest. Wonderful personal touch.Special Features:
- Great Italian meal!vmskibunnyDined on 5/11/2014Love this place! From the waiters in black suits to the ceasar salad to the shrimp fra diavolo to the tiramisu. All delish!Special Features:
- NOISY, expensive!RqtguruDined on 5/10/2014Extremely expensive for ala cart. Don't go if you want to carry on conversation. Almost a bar atmosphere for fine dining! Extremely disappointed.
- Amazing placearturoVIPDined on 4/23/2014I love the Manhattan of la Jolla, live music and excellent food!Special Features:
- Romantic spot with a piano barIvanaDined on 4/23/2014My boyfriend took me to Manattan's for a date night. He knows how much I enjoy those 'old school' piano bars with a New Yorkesh athmosphere and old school boots. This place was totally like that!! Great food and great staff as well. Hightly recommended :).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upscale ItalianKimoramaDined on 4/11/2014Dined here with my husband and another couple and enjoyed our meal very much. The food is very good in moderate portions, my husband's steak came precooked from the kitchen, then the waiter flambéd it at the table to finish - nice touch! My girlfriend and I both opted for the day's special fish dish - which was meaty, but perfectly cooked and very tasty. Wine list was nice and the ambiance was perfect in the back room, away from the live music so we could enjoy conversation with our friends. We were happy to see the restaurant was crowded - always a good sign when you are new to a restaurant and not sure of its Yelp reviews! Overall, a very nice dinner experience, but nothing extraordinary.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great steaks, veal chops,OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/11/2014Great steaks, veal chops, and table side service...Special Features:
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The Nephrology department at Children's Medical Center Dallas provides consultation, diagnostic and treatment services to children and adolescents with problems related to the kidneys including hypertension, renal failure, nephrotic syndrome, acid-base and electrolyte disorders, hematuria (presence of blood in the urine), proteinuria (presence of excess protein in the urine), glomerular filtration disorders, and urinary tract infections.
The Nephrology department at Children's is comprised of three programs: the Nephrology Clinic, Hemodialysis, and Peritoneal Dialysis.
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The Hemodialysis Program treats patients with chronic kidney disease or ESRD. Hemodialysis is a treatment procedure that uses a dialysis machine to remove wastes and extra fluid from the patient's blood. Generally outpatient treatments occur three times each week for 3-4 hours per visit.
Children's in-center Hemodialysis Program has eight treatment stations and one isolation station, which is open from 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. A nurse is also available 24 hours a day to provide emergency dialysis.
The Hemodialysis Program followed a total of 44 outpatients in 2010, providing 4,934 treatments.
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The Nephrology Clinic provides outpatient diagnostic services, preventive screenings, and wellness and problem-centered management to children and adolescents with renal disorders. The clinic is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
In 2010, the Nephrology Clinic provided 5,155 visits and procedures including bone density and glomerular filtration studies that check the filtering abilities of the kidneys. A series of blood draws completed at different time intervals indicate how well the kidneys are functioning and help to determine the stage of kidney disease.
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Peritoneal dialysis (PD) is another treatment option for children with acute or chronic renal failure. Outpatient PD allows patients to manage their condition at home through training of the patient and caregiver.
It is a good option for patients who live far away, work or have other limitations that prevent them from coming for scheduled in-center hemodialysis. The patient's own peritoneal membrane in the abdomen is used as a filter. Impurities in the blood are emptied out of the abdomen every few hours by the patient or by a machine at night called a cycler.
In 2010, 36 total outpatients were followed by the peritoneal dialysis program, and 9,383 treatments were performed.
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Los Angeles Will Be Getting a Really, Really, Really Big InterContinental Hotel
We were once pretty excited about massive hotel being built by Korean Air in Downtown LA but admittedly, it's been a while since we checked in on the property, which should be completed in 2017. However, today, some pretty big news was announced---the hotel, which has been known as the Wilshire Grand, will be an InterContinental Hotel.
According to the press release, the 900-rom hotel will be the largest InterContinental Hotel in the Americas. The building itself will be the tallest building on the West Coast at 1,100 feet. The hotel will also be the first hotel on the West Coast to have a "sky lobby" which will be located on the 70th floor as well as a dizzying rooftop pool. Here's a bit more on the plans for the decor scheme inside the hotel:
In particular, the new property will reflect the four ecological typologies of Los Angeles while also embracing the laid-back sophistication of the city. The natural wood and warm colors in the building will reflect the city's beach culture while the hotel's sky lobby will incorporate Los Angeles' car culture into the design through abstract representations of car lines into the internal paneling and decor.
Hmm...considering that LA is taking great pains to distance themselves from their "car culture" we're not so sure that's the best design approach to embrace. But who cares? There's going to be a sky lobby!
Still, 2017 is a long ways off. In the meantime, IHG Rewards Club members can use/earn points at the other InterContinental in LA in Century City which recently unveiled a sexy new look.
Rendering via PR Newswire]
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InterContinental Sydney Double Bay Unveils Their Fresh New Design
We already knew that InterContinental planned to take over the former Ritz-Carlton in Sydney and turn it into the InterContinental Sydney Double Bay, but today, we've got a few snapshots of the renovated, InterContinentalized space and it looks very sleek.
This bay-side sanctuary half-way between the city center and iconic Bondi Beach will feature restored rare white marble, Parisian-style balconies, a nautical-themed gin bar and an open rooftop retreat. The hotel's design, done by Aussie firm, Bates Smart Architects, will feature a neutral palette, metallic finishings and splashes of pale blue and yellow tones with each room sporting soft blue, white and charcoal furnishings against framed dark timber elements. It's classic decor married with laid-back Aussie style and topped off with a sophisticated European aesthetic.
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Conrad Hotels Comes Back to London, Takes Over InterContinental Westminster
It's less than two years ago we welcomed a second InterContinental hotel to London, with the Westminster outpost setting up next to New Scotland Yard, a walk across St James's and Green Park to its Park Lane sibling. It's less than a year ago we talked about a third InterContinental coming to the city, this time much further east at the O2 arena.
Things have taken a very unexpected turn though this month, with the InterContinental Westminster going and now gone, becoming the surprise return of Conrad Hotels to the city. As of now, the hotel on Broadway is known as the Conrad London St. James, a major move up from the previous Conrad location in Chelsea Harbour (now a Millenium Monogram Collection if you recall). Still with us? It's all in the hotel rebranding game.
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Ayurveda Has Landed At The Intercontinental Park Lane
There's something about the Intercontinental Park Lane that makes a tiny part of us die inside with every visit. Yes, they've been renovating the rooms to de-drab them, and yes, the views can be awesome, but it always feels so… sterile.
Having said that, we've always given props to the spa for having good therapists and decently priced treatments, considering its surroundings.
And this summer, the treatments have got even more appealing, with the introduction of Ayurvedic-inspired Sundări treatments.
There are lots available – see the menu here – but they've kicked the program off with special offers on two treatments: a "Facial, Massage and Floatation Bed Offer" (a 30 minute massage, 30 minute facial and 20 minutes lying on a floatation bed) for Ł65 instead of Ł112.50; and the signature Sama treatment for Ł90 instead of Ł135. This takes 90 minutes and packs in loads of stuff: a feet-in-hot-towels thing; a "cleansing back ritual"; an Ayurvedic massage; a hand and food massage to relieve "stress and negativity"; facial cleanse and exfoliation; a Marma massage; and a scalp massage.
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HotelChatter Must-Stay Hotels 2014: Toronto
Introducing our newest hotel guide--HotelChatter's Must-Stay Hotels--where we pick four hotels for four different types of travelers in a particular neighborhood of one major city. This is also a seasonal guide so the options may change depending on when you're going. Got a question about where to stay and when? Email us.
Looking for a hotel in Toronto? You can troll online review sites, crowdsource on Facebook and comb through endless Best Hotels" lists but why do all that when we've done all the work for you already?
Here are four different hotels to try when you head south of the border to one of Canada's largest metropolises, all located in Toronto's downtown area. Whether you're going for pleasure or work and whether you've got cash to throw around or have pennies to count, these hotels will fulfill your wants, needs and desires.
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Loews Chicago: So Nice, They're Doing it Twice
Loews Hotels have been busy at work on their new Chicago hotel, which is expected to open next year near North Michigan Avenue, but in the process, they managed to snap up another hotel in the area. This time near the airport.
The 556-room InterContinental Chicago O'Hare Hotel was recently purchased by Loews Hotels. The deal should close in late July which means the InterContinental branding will switch over to the Loews branding. The hotel will then go by the name, Loews Chicago O'Hare. And yes, this means the hotel will now have free WiFi.
The hotel is two miles from the airport and is also connected to the Donald E. Stephen's Convention Center and the Fashion Outlets of Chicago. Downstairs the hotel has its own entertainment, thanks to three restaurants and bars and a curated art gallery. So it's clearly no rinky dink airport hotel.
Meanwhile, Loews is crushing hard on the Midwest these days as they just snapped up the Graves 601 Hotel in Minneapolis, and the Loews Chicago proper is coming soon. But this might not be the end. Jonathan Tisch, the chairman of Loews Hotels & Resorts, hinted at more Loews in the future.
"The Midwest is an area where we were looking to increase our presence," he said in a statement. So, Loews Detroit? Loews Cleveland? Loews Des Moines? We'll keep our eyes out.
[Photo: InterContinental Chicago O'Hare; Loews Logo added by HotelChatter]
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This is Happening Right Now at The InterContinental Hotel in Santiago
No, it's not a party. It's the hotel employees striking against the InterContinental Santiago for low wages.
The protest is pretty massive with a giant white banner stretched across the street corner, asking the InterContinental for a significant increase in employee wages. Smaller white signs listing the faults of the hotel also line the entire building while in front of the entrance, protesters have gathered to chant and sing songs. The walkway is littered with pieces of paper and it looks as if the doors are closed.
ILoveChile.com covered the protest when it began ten days ago. Yet despite the ferocity and length of the protest, the hotel is still accepting reservations. Tomorrow night, you can stay in a room for only $219 a night. That seems cheap but not worth the drama.
UPDATE: The morning after, all the signs and banners were removed, the sidewalk was cleaned up and bellmen were bustling outside the entrance. Perhaps strike is over? Or maybe just taking a break for the Chile v. Brazil World Cup game.
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Have You Been Visited By The Bookmark Fairy Yet?
We've longed loved the little touches at old world luxury hotels, from a zen turndown service to a careful room service presentation. Now the InterContinental Carlton Cannes has brought to our attention a service we thought didn't even exist anymore. They are calling it The Bookmark Fairy.
If a hotel housekeeper notices book or a magazine left open without a bookmark or with a dog-eared page, they will slip one of the hotel's signature bookmarks inside where the guest left off reading.
A hotel rep tells us it's a little-known but "incredibly well-received perk." And as the hotel readies for the Cannes Film Festival which kicks off tomorrow, we're sure the Bookmark Fairy will be making the rounds.
Rates at the InterContinental Carlton Cannes start at around 285 Euros, after the festival is over of course.
[Photo: InterContinental Carlton Cannes]
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InterContinental Park Lane Is Updating Its Regular Guestrooms
Last year, we took you around the brand new Royal Suite at the InterContinental Park Lane in London, with its ginormous bed, bespoke furniture, and QEII touches (if you recall, the hotel is built on the site of her former childhood residence).
We recently popped back into the hotel on Hamilton Place to look at some of the rooms us normal folk are more likely to find ourselves in, which are now also being given a touch up: 122 out of 387 regular guestrooms have already been renovated, with further work planned for this year.
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A Sight for Sore Eyes, or an Achy Head, in the Hotel Minibar
While the existence of the hotel minibar is in a questionable state these days, we were relieved to spot this amenity in a minibar at the InterContinental Los Angeles
This is a first aid kit with two bandages, two Tylenol, two decongestants, 2 antacid relief tablets and one antiseptic towelette from In-Room Plus, a company that provides hotels with minibar products.
We've seen kits with Tylenol or Advil before but we like the additions of the decongestants and the antacid tablets. Because that's totally happened before when we've come down with a sinus headache or an upset stomach late at night. So this kit saves us from making the trip (or paying someone else to make it for us.)
This thoughtful touch all goes back to our argument of making the minibar accessible and affordable, rather than just eliminating it entirely. We could do without the full-sized bottles of alcohol and the overpriced nuts but a little first aid kit like this can really come in handy.
[Photo: HotelChatter]
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The InterContinental LA is Lending Lovers Its Helipad for a Night
We've been put off hotel packages this year but when a package involves a hotel helipad, then we just can't resist.
The InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles not only has an awesome 18th floor helipad with insane views of Los Angeles, the luxury hotel is now letting use it for Valentine's Day. Helicopter ride included!
Priced at an eye-watering $11,000, the package includes accommodations in the newly renovated Presidential Suite with welcome drinks upon arrival (we've seen this suite and it is spectacular), a private 30-minute helicopter tour of Los Angeles in the city's only twin-engine helicopters, a six-course private dinner for two with wine pairings against a romantic sunset backdrop with sweeping views of LA atop the hotel's helipad, the Romance Ritual spa treatment at the Spa InterContinental, breakfast in bed for two the following morning, and overall royal VIP treatment, including valet parking, a romantic welcome amenity and suite decorations.
Of course, this is not something you book online. If you're serious about wooing your sweetheart with this package, call (310) 284-6557 to book.
If your wallet can't handle this package, don't fret. The hotel is also offering a Dinner on the Deck package which includes an upgrade to a Superior Sundeck Room with VIP treatment, an intimate four-course dinner with wine pairing on your private sun deck and breakfast in bed the next day. That's priced at $699 and can be booked online here. Just don't let your lover know you took the cheaper option.
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Before and After: The InterContinental Los Angeles' Sexy New Look
We love hotel renovations nearly just as much as we love new hotels. But what we really love about hotel renovations is seeing the transformation that happens when an old, tired and lackluster room gets a modern makeover and transforms into new, spiffed-up, stylish guest room. Or put more simply, we love comparing the before and after.
Over at the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles, renovations are underway on all of the hotel's 361 guest rooms and 148 spacious suites. We got the chance to peek into both a not-yet-renovated room and a glammed up one and the difference is amazing.
Pre-renovations, the guest rooms look very much like they have for the past ten years or so. This is actually what the rooms looked like when the hotel was once a Park Hyatt. Ho-hum. We can't decide which is worse--the headboard or the drapes.
Keep reading to see how the rooms look after the renovation!


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No one knows if turkey was actually served at the first Thanksgiving. But venison definitely was on the menu.
Edward Winslow, who was there, kept a journal which gives us the only contemporary account of the event. Kathleen Curtin, food historian at the Plymouth Plantation historic site, adds helpful insights into the foods that actually were available to the Pilgrims and their Indian guests.
The Pilgrims did not have potatoes. (No sweet potatoes or yams, either.) Although pumpkins and other gourds were available, they had no oven, so pumpkin pie was out. The Indians did eat cranberries, but the Pilgrims did not have the sugar necessary to make cranberry sauce. The corn cultivated by the Indians does not pop. So none of those items could have been on the first Thanksgiving table.
Turkey is a "maybe." Wild turkey was a dietary staple of the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag Indians, but Winslow's journal records only the more generic "fowl." Any number of waterfowl and game birds available in the New England fall could have fulfilled that description.
But Winslow leaves no doubt that venison was served. It was the Indians, he said, who "went out and killed five deer which they brought to the plantation and bestowed upon our governor, and upon the captain, and others."
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Payroll tax break: Extension proposals from both parties fail in Senate
The Senate late Thursday rejected competing partisan visions for extending a temporary tax break that benefits virtually every American worker, clearing the way for more serious negotiations over how to cover the cost of the tax cut. All but a handful of Democrats voted in favor of their party's proposal, but in a surprising turn, more Republicans voted against the GOP plan than in favor of it. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) predicted this week that a majority of his conference would vote for the party's plan to extend the payroll tax cut.
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Down To Their Last Out, Cougars Knock Off No. 9 CU-Irvine 6-5 In 11 Innings
IRVINE, CA — A two-out single up the middle by Ryan Fobes in the top of the 11th inning scored Michael Downs to give Sioux Falls a 6-5 win over No. 9 (NAIA) Concordia University-Irvine at Eagles Field in Irvine, Calif. The Cougars evened their overall record at 6-6 while the Eagles fall to 22-9.
USF and Irvine exchanged leads throughout the contest. Noah Durkin, the Cougars' top hitter, led off the game with a line drive single on a 1-1 count and was singled home by Gabe Kasak to give USF the 1-0 lead. Kasak's base knock also put runners at first and second with one out, but CUI starting pitcher Dillon Moran squirmed out of the jam by getting Austin Richey to hit into an inning-ending double play.
Cougar starting pitcher Connor Gibson walked Eagles leadoff man Mitchell Esser to begin the game. Five pitches later, Spencer Nielsen's double tied the game at 1-1. Gibson then walked senior backstop Nolan Clark and a wild pitch put runners on the corners for the Eagles with no outs, but Gibson picked the man off on first and followed with strikeout and a fly out to keep the game knotted at 1-1.
Senior Austin Goodenow singled to lead off the second inning and advanced to second on defensive indifference before crossing home plate when the Eagles' third baseman muffed a ground ball off the bat of Cole Sweeney. Michael Vine followed with a single and Durkin plated Sweeney with an infield single to put USF ahead, 3-1.
The Eagles sandwiched outfield base hits around a sacrifice to scratch a run across in the bottom half of the second. After a 1-2-3 third for USF, the Eagles lead off the third with three straight hits to tie the game at 3-all.
USF bounced back to retake the lead in the fourth thanks to Goodenow, who delivered another lead-off single and scored on a fielder's choice to make it 4-3 in favor of the Cougars.
Senior third baseman Jeremy Varner relieved Gibson in the bottom of the fourth and scattered one hit across the next two innings before the homestanding Eagles tacked on two runs in the sixth via a fielder's choice and wild pitch to move in 5-4.
With one out in the seventh, Kasak stroked a single up the middle, stole second and scampered home on Richey's game-tying triple to center.
The game went to extra innings and after Cougar ace Derek Fischer tossed 2.2 scoreless innings of relief, Michael Downs belted a one-out single in the eleventh and advanced to third on a ground out and wild pitch. With the Cougars down to their last out, Ryan Fobes cranked a base hit right down the middle to give USF the 6-5 edge.
Fischer then fanned the first two Eagles he faced before inducing a ground out to short to seal the victory.
Fischer (2-1) scattered five hits with no walks and three strikeouts in 3.2 innings to pick up his second win of 2014. Varner was effectively wild, allowing two runs on four hits, walked three, struck out two and was charged with a wild pitch in four innings of work.
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The Wii game will launch on November 15 in North America, and November 18 in Europe. The 3DS version won't come out until February of next year, clearing yet another game off the increasingly lonely 3DS 2011 release schedule. New screens show off the Wii's 100m sprint (aka "the event that Sonic should always win"), and the 3DS 110m hurdle. The game boasts these along with new "Dream" events set in familiar Mario and Sonic environments.
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Alex Anthopoulos has often called the Tampa Bay Rays one of the best run organizations in baseball, if not the best. That made it all the more curious when the Rays went out and picked up the Blue Jays' old double play tandem of Kelly Johnson and Yunel Escobar in the off-season.
Both had off seasons with the Jays last season, and that's putting it kindly. Escobar batted only .253 with a meager .300 on base percentage. He was capable of having the odd great game before virtually disappearing for long stretches. He compounded his performance problems with the infamous eye black incident late in the season.
Johnson hit for some power, clubbing 16 homers and 55 RBIs, and played some solid second base. However, he only batted .225 and struck out 159 times while drawing only 62 walks. It was clear the Blue Jays needed an upgrade at both positions.
Escobar was dealt to Miami in the mammoth swap that landed Mark Buehrle, Josh Johnson, Jose Reyes and Emilio Bonafacio. The Marlins talked about moving him to third base, and when Escobar reportedly balked they dealt him to Tampa Bay.
Johnson left town as a free agent and landed a one-year deal with the Rays. To make room for Escobar and Johnson, Tampa dealt shortstop Elliot Johnson to Kansas City and utility man Reid Brignac to Colorado.
Escobar and Johnson are not kids looking for a second chance. Johnson is now with his fourth team and Escobar his fourth team in a little over two and a half years.
While Escobar wasn't an overt problem in Toronto, he just didn't live up to his advanced billing. Johnson had the misfortune of coupling his bad season with having Aaron Hill, the man he was traded for, putting his career back on track last year in Arizona, where he twice hit for the cycle and put up the kind of numbers he did in his peak year in Toronto.
So all of this is risk for Tampa Bay. Their fallback position would be to have Be Zobrist man one of the middle infield slots if things don't work out.
It's interesting though that Escobar's former Jays teammates have leapt to his defence now that he's gone. Jose Bautista told Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times that Escobar is "hard working" and "motivated" and a "good guy."
Adam Lind echoed the "good guy" comments, adding that Escobar is "unique," while Ricky Romero called him "a gamer."
Brett Lawrie was the only real dissenter, saying the Jays were "a lot better off" with Jose Reyes at short because he has a little better feel for the game.
Rays skipper Joe Maddon, a great manager and a supreme motivator, said Escobar could be "the linchpin to our success," and has already used words like all-star and Gold Glover in describing his new shortstop.
If Escobar and Johnson duplicate their numbers and performance of last season in 2013, it could cost the Rays a shot at the playoffs and ultimately help the Jays, who have really struggled against Tampa the past few seasons.
However, if they can turn it around, it will look like a stroke of genius for the Rays, especially since they are only committed to these two for one season of guaranteed money.
Rays veteran catcher Jose Molina, who was a teammate of Escobar's in Toronto, probably summed it up best: "It's going to be a challenge; it's always going to be challenge."
-The Blue Jays already have their first injury of camp. 1B/DH David Cooper is down with a back injury that bothered him at times last season and isn't even in Dunedin. Cooper would have been hard pressed to make the team, but would have been good insurance to have in Buffalo if Edwin Encarnacion or Adam Lind got hurt.
-Some interesting Spring Training Trivia courtesy of Graham Knight and the Spring Training Connection web site: 1947 was the first year teams permanently began to train in Arizona. The first two organizations to relocate and help establish the "Cactus League" were the New York Giants and Cleveland Indians.
2010 was the first year of the even split between Florida and Arizona, 15 teams apiece. Seven Florida ballparks once used by Big League clubs have been abandoned in the last 10 years and are no longer used for Spring Training.
In the years that I covered Spring Training in Florida, three teams trained out of Sarasota: Cincinnati, Chicago White Sox, and now Baltimore. For all but nine years since 1924, teams have been located in Sarasota, but not once has a team based there gone on to win the World Series. That's a jinx the Orioles will have to try to beat again this year.
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Just as with the soft-centred chocolate cake, opposites attract in this recipe that yields a light, airy mousse in which the bitter chocolate is a harmonious match for the smooth sweetness of Grand Marnier® liqueur.
20 min
Serves 10:
- 6 egg whites (6 oz)
- 2½ oz sugar
- 11½ oz bittersweet dark chocolate
- 6 egg yolks (4 oz)
- 2½ oz butter
- 1½ oz Grand Marnier® Cordon Rouge liqueur
- Beat the egg whites with an electric mixer, adding the sugar when they start to foam.
In a separate bowl, combine the butter with the hot, melted chocolate. Add the liqueur and 4 yolks.
When the whites are stiffly beaten, add the remaining 2 yolks, beating all the while. Then incorporate the chocolate mixture by folding it in gently with a spatula.
Pour into ramekins and place in the refrigerator.
Chef's tip
The success of a good mousse depends on 2 things:
The egg whites and chocolate must be of good quality.
The whites should be at room temperature, not cold. As soon as they are stiff, stop beating or they will become granular and lose their volume.
Serve with a glass of Grand Marnier® Cuvée du Cent Cinquantenaire liqueur.
To make the mousse even lighter, add 2 egg yolks to the beaten whites.


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This Intense Hydration Tonique provides a clean burst of soothing, smoothing and hydrating herbs to perfectly maintain facial skin. It's herbal tea for your face.
Blissoma's toners are not astringents. They are actually hydrating for your skin. You can use them after cleansing and before moisturizing like many lines recommend. If you are using our Fresh Mild Rice Cleanser or Free Rejuvenating Herbal Gel Cleanser your skin won't actually need it's PH balanced, as those are acidic cleansers that won't disturb your acid mantle. Toner can also be used as a refreshing mist throughout the day. Keep a toner in your desk at work or in the fridge to give yourself a cool spritz on warm days.
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