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Outrigger Hotels & Resorts Asia-Pacific is now taking reservations for its new absolute beach front property in Thailand, the Outrigger Phuket Beach Resort.
It will be the only property in the Laguna Phuket destination resort to have a dedicated club lounge for guests looking for additional personal service and privacy.
Club services will include check-in at a private reception desk, privileges at the club dining room and lounge, access to special guest rooms and amenities, and on-demand help from a club concierge.
Located on the northwest coast of Phuket, right alongside the white sands of Bang Tao beach, the Outrigger Phuket Beach Resort is currently undergoing a major renovation of all of its rooms and public areas.
The 255-key Outrigger Phuket Beach Resort will have many leisure amenities for guests to enjoy, including extensive water features and slides, a resort pool, a fully equipped gym, tennis, badminton and squash courts, a kids? club, meeting and conference rooms.
Guests will also have signing privileges at over 30 food, beverage and spa outlets in the surrounding Laguna Phuket destination resort and Laguna Phuket golf club.
The Outrigger Phuket Beach Resort is a 30-minute drive from Phuket International Airport, Patong Beach, and Phuket town.
The resort opens March 15th 2013.
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Arch Construction Management, Inc. 15 Spinning Wheel Rd. #404 Hinsdale, IL 60521 Private Residence- Burr Ridge 2012
Hall Bath Remodel
- Green / Sustainable ConstructionPriorities:
-Upgrade a 1960s pink hall bath
-Cost/value was an issue
-Could it be done sustainable/green
Solutions:Homeowners chose to finally remodel a heavily used hall bath as the last project to be upgraded in the home. They wondered if it could be done without moving any plumbing to save money. We gutted the bath and found one inch thick walls and two inch thick floors which required some change in materials and layout. We insulated the walls with cellulose and had R-32 added to the existing fiberglass in the attic and had the attic access weatherstripped and insulated. We found a double bowl vanity in a over supply warehouse which had never been used along with a cabinet for over the toilet.
We also discovered we could not install double sinks with the plumbing situation so we repurposed the vanity cabinet into a single bowl one and had the carpenter make the dummy top drawers to useful ones. And we cut the backs of the center drawers to accommodate the plumbing. We ended up with a cabinet with a lot of storage and a granite top found in a warehouse.
In the daylighting area the existing sun tunnel had lost its effectiveness so we had that rebuilt, which provides enough daylight that you don?t need lights on during the day in this interior space. We moved around the existing recessed cans and only added two more, all with either LED or CFL bulbs.
Additionally, we swapped out the existing bath fan for a new Panasonic Whisper Green fan with motion sensor and delay timer and then re-vented the new fan to the outside instead of the attic. The medicine cabinet was recessed and we made oak trim stained to match the flooring.
In the area of plumbing fixtures we re-used the low flow toilet. We used Moen low flow fixtures for the faucet and shower head, along with other Moen bath accessories. The most unique thing we did was to install the Moen ioDigital thermostatic valve and digital readout for the tub and shower valve. It proved to be a water saver because it quickly reaches a certain temperature without a lot of extra water flowing down the drain.
The owners wanted a wood look floor and we found a 4-by-24 porcelain tile from Dal-Tile that replicates a hardwood floor. Along with that we used another porcelain Dal-Tile that mimics antique travertine stone on the walls. Because the owners did not want this stone everywhere, we suggested an accent wall with a wood look. But we had to find a product that could with stand the humidity in a bath. In our search we found a very green product called Resysta. It is basically solid strips of five 5mm woodlike substance that is 60 percent rice husk, 20 percent salt and 18 percent mineral oil and is impervious to any moisture or rotting.
For more information on Arch Construction Management, please visit arch-cm.com or call 630-654-0537
The Home Builders Association of Greater Chicago's KEY and SAMMY Awards celebrate their 40th anniversary in 2012. The awards began in 1972 and have grown throughout theyears to now feature more than 100 building, remodeling, marketing and personal achievement categories. The KEY and SAMMY awards are the premier awards of Chicagos residential building industry. To see more award winners, visit Chicago Real Estate Forum.
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This year has been an interesting one for new TVs. For the most part, picture quality stayed the same as last year, with the improvements coming in price, size and features. (In a few cases, we even saw ?picture quality decrease.)?But there were notable standouts, with some of the?best looking images we?ve ever seen.
Our first pick is definitely the overall best HDTV of 2012. The ones that follow are all excellent in their own right, but aren?t in any particular order. For those seeking a great picture but have a tighter budget, we've named some of?the best alternatives where possible.?
TV shoppers, bear in mind that prices shown are valid at the time this post and are subject to change.
And the winners are:
Panasonic TC-P65VT50 plasma -?The best of the best
Every year, Panasonic makes their top-of-the-line plasmas just a bit better. They?ve gotten so good that they?re now equal to, if not better than, the first few generations of Pioneer?s vaunted "Kuro" plasmas. The native contrast ratio and black levels of the VT50 series (image at top) are significantly better than anything else on the market today. It's a truly gorgeous television.
Feature-wise, it has all the great performance goodies, including 96Hz for judder free movies without the "soap opera effect" seen on LED LCDs with 120Hz or higher refresh. It?s also THX-certified for excellent image quality out of the box, without a lot of fine-tuning. This is also built-in software for Internet?streaming video, Skype video calling (with optional camera) and more. The VT50 is available in the 65-inch and 55-inch versions. We currently have a TC-P65VT50 in our test lab.
Price: TC-P65VT50 ($3,200), TC-P55VT50 ($2,200)
If the VT50 series is too pricy for you, the GT50 models offer black levels not quite as good as the VT50, and they lack 96Hz refresh, the Touch Pad Controller and the?ISF ccc calibration option.?The cheaper model uses the Infinite Black Pro screen filter in place of the VT50's Infinite Black Ultra, so the GT50 is not not quite as effective in cutting down room reflections in bright viewing environments.
The TC-P65ST50 is the next step down after that,?and it's a lot cheaper. It offers slightly less performance than the GT50, and drops the THX settings and a few other features, but makes up for it in pure value.?
Sharp?Elite PRO-70X5FD
We reviewed the Elite a few months ago, and we?re highly impressed. As one of the few local-dimming LED LCDs, the Elite combines excellent brightness with deep black levels. Its native contrast isn?t quite as good as the VT50, and off-axis performance is poor, but overall the image is nearly as good. Check out our review of the 60-inch PRO-60X5FD. The Elites are available in the 70-inch and 60-inch screen sizes.
Price: PRO-70X5FD ($8,000), PRO-60X5FD ($4,600)
Sony XBR-65HX950 LED LCD
As one of the only other local dimming LED LCDs, the HX950 series offers significantly better performance than edge-lit LED LCDs. It doesn?t have nearly as many zones as the Elite, so it doesn?t quite offer that level of picture quality, but it puts out an excellent, bright, punchy image for a lot less money. Check out our review of the 55-inch XBR-55HX950. Available in the 65-inch and 55-inch screen sizes.
Price: XBR-65HX950 ($5,000), XBR-55HX950 ($3,000)
If?you like what you see but your budget doesn't fit the 950, try the 55-inch?HX 850 series.?It lists for $1,000 less than its 950 counterpart. You will lose the full LED backlight, so the contrast won't be as amazing, but you'll keep all the other major features.
Samsung PN64E8000 plasma
Though it doesn?t quite offer the picture quality of the VT50, that?s a lot like saying a Nissan GT-R is slower than a Ferrari. The E8000 has speech recognition, facial recognition, gesture control, a fantastic Smart TV suite, and oh right, really excellent picture quality.?Read our review?here.
Price: PN64E8000 ($2,900), PN60E8000 ($2,200), PN51E8000 ($1,200)?
For those of you on a budget, check out the 7000 series (51-, 60- and 64-inch screen sizes starting at $998) which offers near identical performance but lacks the the built-in camera and face, speech and gesture recognition.
LG 84LM9600 Ultra HD 4K LED LCD
The Era of Ultra HD ??aka 4K ? is upon us. Forget 1080p:?With its 3,840 x 2,160 pixels, the 84-inch 84LM9600 offers four times that "full HD" resolution.
Our review of the 84LM9600 is coming shortly, but we can say now that it blew us away. It produces the best 3-D image we've ever seen on a TV, and it had excellent upconverting, so regular HD looks good all the way up at 4K.
As we discussed in?our introduction to Ultra HD,?there are a couple of advantages to the higher resolution now, one of the biggest being passive 3-D at full vertical resolution. Yet?there currently is no Ultra HD standard and ??although many film directors now shoot in that resolution ??there?s basically no 4K content available to the general public.
Price: $16,999.99
Geoff Morrison can be followed on Twitter at?@TechWriterGeoff.?His novel, "Undersea," is?now in paperback.
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"The balanced scorecard retains traditional financial measures. But financial measures tell the story of past events, an adequate story for industrial age companies for which investments in long-term capabilities and customer relationships were not critical for success. These financial measures are inadequate, however, for guiding and evaluating the journey that information age companies must make to create future value through investment in customers, suppliers, employees, processes, technology, and innovation."
The balanced scorecard suggests that we view the organization from four perspectives, and to develop metrics, collect data and analyze it relative to each of these perspectives:Source: http://vikashchanddubey.blogspot.com/2012/12/balance-score-card-as-tool-for.html
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