Kent Lounge: A Case Study

Hypothesis 2: It might be that Boston Pine Street Inn housing the chronically homeless for a longer period of time than need be, which caused Pine Street Inn to use more services helping them to sustain a functioning life.

However, my purpose for revisiting the night that disco supposedly died is not to rehash what was clearly a paroxysm towards changing racial and sexual music and cultural landscapes within popular spaces. It is here that I deviate from this endless debate and reconsider the ways Disco Demolition Night is positioned as a catalyst for the birth of house in Chicago. Historical accounts view this moment as the trigger that sent disco back into the underground—where it rightfully belonged—becoming the starting point of house in Chicago. Relying again on Micah Salkind’s scholarship and house music DJ Jesse Saunders, who frame Disco Demolition Night as a basis for the development of house from the “ashes of disco” using a phoenix as a symbol for its rise. Salkind

Printers Alley – named for the number of printing businesses once located in the area – is home to three excellent music venues: Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar, which hosts live blues performances; Fiddle and Steel Guitar Bar, where you can experience some of the best live country acts; and Lonnie's Western Room, where every night is open mic

In the heart of downtown, the Valley Bar has an intimate basement level music room. Unlike many concerts, the size and atmosphere of the bar give the audience a personal, raw interaction with the artist. Additionally, this enables the artist to quickly connect to the crowd in a casual, comfortable way. Being so close to the artists allows the audience to feel their emotions on a deeper level than they would in a normal concert

The historic downtown area features everything from community theater and playgrounds; to wineries and boutiques. Both residents and visitors are attracted to the district, which has adopted the the slogan "historically hip."

The reporting party (RP) stated resident Rita Henderson was brought into the hospital due to gangrene of her right heel. According to the RP the resident was treated in Eisenhower Medical Center located at 39000 Bob Hope Dr., Rancho Mirage 92270 (760) 346-7772 in February 2017 and release on 2/26/17 to Brookdale Mirage Inn's Skilled Nursing facility. On 3/15/17 the resident was seen again in the emergency room due to a bruise and pain to her right leg. At the time of her visit the resident displayed no signs of an ulcer. The resident was returned to the assisted living portion of Brookdale Mirage Inn at that time. Subsequently, the resident was brought into the hospital on 3/11/17 with multiple severe pressure ulcers resulting in gangrene. The RP disclosed the resident's right heel was gangrenous and her left heel sustained a pressure sore. In addition the resident sustained a hematoma to her upper right arm and a laceration to her upper left leg. The RP stated the gangrene was discovered during physical therapy by the physical therapist.

Boasting an outstanding casual menu, the Grill at Martini Bay overlooks the Bridgewater Channel and London Bridge. The entertainment hotspot features an outdoor seating area with fireplaces, misters and incredible views as you sip on classic cocktails and taste tempting Tapasizers. Capitalize on savings and use your Official Party Shark Card.

Joe’s Bar is a famous performance venue in Chicago that features a warehouse-style interior. The location measures in at 20,000 square feet, making it ideal for everything from sporting events and private parties, to live music. Joe’s Bar has even won the nightclub of the year award, four times, from the Academy of Country Music. Musical acts that have performed here include Salt-N-Pepa and Miranda Lambert.

The Legacy Café discussion boards were a great way for the class to come together to share ideas, stories, and learn from each other. After reading many articles, it was clear that the class demonstrated passion and respect for each other and the topics.

“With competition for tourist dollars increasingly fierce, and with urban developers and planners increasingly aware of the need to woo the “creative class” by investing in amenities that improve the quality of life, what goes in music clubs, ballrooms, large auditoriums, festivals and even basements and garages is important to the future of cities.”

Imagine a place where a collection of Victorian architecture rubs shoulders with hip, one-of-a-kind studios, galleries, shops, cafes and restaurants. When historical industrial buildings meet big-city sophistication, you can only be in one place: Welcome to Toronto’s Distillery District. Once home to the Gooderham & Worts Distillery, the District harbors the city’s most inspirational artisans, maestros, entrepreneurs and artists. The timeless streets of this vibrant neighborhood combine the romantic atmosphere of European patio and pedestrian districts with stunning 21st century creativity. With its growing cultural scene and harmonious blend of old and new, it’s no surprise that the Distillery District hosts the annual Toronto Christmas Market.

As president of the United Faculty of Florida at UCF, I wish to express my condolences to all UCF faculty, staff and students, all of our union friends, affiliates and partners, and everyone in the Central Florida community and beyond who have been affected by the tragedy at The Pulse nightclub. As a regular frequenter of downtown Orlando venues, I am awed and in shock. As a compassionate teacher and union member, I am devastated and at the same time firmly resolved to move forward and continue our work to be a positive influence in this world.

There is no clear definition that describes what hipness is, but it involves a group of people that are drawn to oppose the mainstream culture, copy the African-American style, and incorporate it into theirs. Hipster culture is often promoted by literature, films, places, clothing, and music. They are individuals characterized by ‘love for outsiders, language that means more than it says, and grimy sense of nobility’ (Leland 10). Having written on various topics throughout the semester, it would be imperative to evaluate the hip culture that Tulsa promotes. More specifically, this analysis will be focused on the coffee shop, The Phoenix. Although Tulsa has many creative features such as studio space, art galleries, legendary music venues like Cain’s Ballroom, and nightclubs, The Phoenix is one of the staple spots that depict the hipness of this place.

Cobra Lounge is the perfect place for a casual night out with friends. There are live bands throughout the week and a schedule can be found online. There are also DJ’s and a juke box so there is always music to keep the dance floor jumping. There are several appetizer and small plates to keep your energy up throughout the night. Try the mac and cheese, smoked chicken wings or falafel appetizers. Cobra Lounge also offers many sandwiches and burgers for the bigger appetite. Step outside for a breath of fresh air and take a break to enjoy the blackened chicken Caesar wrap, meatloaf sandwich, ½ pound Cobra burger or the veggie burger.

From the description of the case study, it seems that the reason lead the Portman Hotel to this terrible situation was that their HR policies were inconsistent with its strategies. The Portman Hotel's philosophy is that if they want their customers treated better, they must treat each other better. They also think the Portman Hotel is a place where they can make their employees feel satisfied with their jobs. Their jobs will be fun and they will fulfill their expectations. The employees will have the best work experiences. Besides, the Portman Hotel expects to be the best employer in San Francisco. They are willing to show their trust and pride in their employees. That's why the hotel considered their "associates" of the highest potential,