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Dallas Tent Rentals and Event Planning Industry Welcomes New ...
Dallas tent rentals and event planning industry welcomes the new Moroccan and Arabian Nights themed website. With Moroccan tents, props and hokaah rentals, belly dancers and fortune tellers, Marrakesh has a Texas zip code. Dallas, TX (PRWeb) February 22, 2007 -- First in Texas, moroccanthemeparties.com is a Dallas tent rental and event planning provider and the latest addition of The Moroccan Bazaar, the largest importer of Moroccan home decor in the US. With authentic Moroccan lanterns, chandeliers, henna lamps, rugs and decor needed to recreate a real Arabian Nights experience, the new concept promises to be the hottest attraction in event planning in the historically conservative Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. The entertainment with Arabic fusion music, Middle Eastern catering, belly dancers, henna artists and fire throwers truly recreate the scene of the world famous "J'ma el Fna" plaza in Marrakesh.
Gossip Roundup: Used Cars
Heard on the Hill: There are racy pictures of that American Idol contestant from DC on the internets. She's "cavorting" in the WWII Memorial fountain, for some reason… Scooter Libby partied with two young women at Poste Brasserie last Saturday. [Roll Call] Reliable Source: Ted Kennedy apparently got a black Aston Martin for his birthday, but now his wife says it was a rental… Patrick Fitzgerald drove down to DC from Chicago just to prosecute Scooter Libby. How sweet of him! … Mark Foley finally sold his DC house. Made out pretty good, too. [WP] Yeas and Nays: California Governor Ranier Wolfcastle suggests that a "smoking tent" in the Capitol would solve all sorts of partisan woes… Most congressional websites suck… Humorous typo on the White House dinner menu! [Examiner] Under the Dome: Googling Giuliani for president" brings up a McCain ad… Obama's children desperate to know why the hell they have to be in Iowa… Richard Lewis donated money to Joe Biden.
TVI Corporation to Provide Tenting and Mobile Kitchen Facilities ...
GLENN DALE, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TVI Corporation (NASDAQ: TVIN), a global supplier of first receiver and first responder products and provider of event shelter and equipment rentals, today announced TVI's Signature Special Event Services ("Signature") subsidiary will provide temporary tenting and mobile kitchen equipment for the Valley View Casino in San Diego, California. Signature's facilities will be used for eight months while the establishment undergoes an extensive renovation of its kitchen and dining amenities. The contract is valued at more than $550,000. Signature will provide more than 3,000 square feet of tenting to support the space being renovated in the Valley View Casino's award-winning Market Square Steak and Seafood Gourmet Buffet. In addition, Signature will be providing 1,600 square feet of tenting for dish room services, 50 different appliances for the casino's specialty food production, HVAC, and extensive flooring and drainage units.
School rejects homeless girl
A KEEN Year 10 student, living less than 500m from Adelaide High School, claims the school turned her away because she is homeless. Kimberley Williams, 15, lives in a tent with her mum and brother in parklands near West Tce in the city. She has not been to school for six months and was "angry and upset" Adelaide High School and St Aloysius College told her she could not enrol. "Adelaide High School said I wasn't allowed to be enrolled because we had to have a 12-month lease or rental agreement or something in the zone," she said. "St Aloysius said Year 10 was booked full so I had to get an enrolment form for next year." Adelaide High principal Stephen Dowdy said there was nothing stopping Kimberley enrolling. The situation was a misunderstanding.
Mission Bay Park Is Tops for Stopping, Says RV Group
According to the Sacramento-based Recreation Vehicle Industry Association, recreational vehicles, better known as RVs, continue to increase in popularity, with more than 8 million on the road today. And California, which offers a wide variety of RV parks, is getting its share. Among the most popular RV camps listed by the association is Mission Bay Park, which is owned by the city of San Diego. Encompassing 4,600 acres, the aquatic park, which is the largest of its kind in the country, offers Campland on the Bay, with 750 tent and RV sites. Most of the sites have full or partial hookups. Campland has its own beach, water sport rentals, a pool and Jacuzzi. It also features picnic tables, fire grills, restrooms, a playground, grocery, boat ramp and docks, bicycle rentals and laundry facilities.
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