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The Square Room, which has been generating buzz around town for its intimate atmosphere and support of local artists, is a venue that believes in thinking outside of the box when it comes to booking entertainment.

Nestled down a cobbled alley in Market Square, the venue's lit sign, reminiscent of what might have highlighted the entrance to a 1940s night club, hints at the old-school charm awaiting inside.

Dark curtains flank a stage whose grand piano serves as focal point; large linen-clad tables dot the dance floor; a bar offering beer and wine borders the back of the room. A bygone audience of dapper dans and dames, puffing on cigars and pinching cigarette holders between gloved fingers, easily could fit in here.

It is exactly this cozy and nostalgic charm that The Square Room, which shares a mutual building and owner with Caf 4, prides itself on.

"One thing that's unique is that it is smaller and intimate," said Kenny Woodhull, director of public shows and ticketed events. "We really strive to create a listening environment. Other small rooms have more of a bar scene, and the music can become second priority."

That's not the case at The Square Room, where the artist on stage is clearly the focus, Woodhull said.

"Some clubs you go to for the night and it's a cool thing, but you wake up in the morning and don't really remember the band you heard," he said. "We want you to wake up in the morning and think, 'Wow, that was one of the best concerts I've ever been to.'"

The range of performances seen on The Square Room's main stage run an impressive array of genres.

"We try to create programming that is consistently excellent and reaches a diverse audience," Woodhull said. "Our audience demographic runs the gamut from UT students, to people in their mid-20s and 30s, to alternative folks, the jazz community and classical enthusiasts. In addition to musical diversity, we've also hosted storytelling and small theater productions.

"We have an eclectic nature to our programming, but the common thread is quality and the listening environment."

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KUCHING: Visitors should not miss out on the special opening promotional room rate from RM180 per room per night at Imperial Hotel Kuching.

The room rate is inclusive of breakfast and complimentary in-room Wi-Fi, offer valid for a limited period only. The promotion celebrates its soft opening on Friday.

The hotel features 325 well-appointed guestrooms and suites including two executive floors, all carefully designed with practicality and comfort in mind. Each guestroom is tastefully furnished and complete with complimentary in-room Wi-Fi and wired Internet access point.

It also comes equipped with individual control air-conditioning, 42-inch flat screen LED television, laptop-size in-room safe, mini bar fridge, coffee and tea facilities, HyppTV channels, bathroom with bath tub and separate shower, iron and ironing board and hair dryer.

Imperial Hotel Kuching, an upcoming 4-star business class hotel, is the latest addition to the fast expanding Imperial Group of Hotels.

The hotel is also the first in Sarawak to subscribe to Hospitality Entertainment Solution, the hassle-free offering from Telekom Malaysia (TM) with the latest ICT and entertainment package comprising In-Building Broadband Solution (IBS) and TMs IPTV service, HyppTV all powered by TMs high-speed broadband network connectivity.

In addition to this, there is also the Business Centre as well as the Fitness Centre featuring a fully equipped gymnasium, sauna and steam room complemented by an outdoor swimming pool.

The hotel boasts of two grand ballrooms, Imperial Grand Ballroom which can accommodate up to 1,400 persons for a sit-down banquet while the semi-circular Boulevard Grand Ballroom has a capacity of 500 persons for banquet style reception.

The hotel will be officially opened by Chief Minister Tan Sri Datuk Amar Adenan Satem on June 9.

Sitting on top of Boulevard Shopping Mall, the hotel is accessible via the mall, through a connecting door behind the mainstage at the new wing ground floor.

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As a devoted city resident, Im never happier than when good things happen to good neighborhoods particularly mine.

So when a near-archaeological renovation of a beyond-unsightly corner storefront on Morganford Road revealed gorgeous gold brick and a painted Hyde Park Beer sign, Im sure I wasnt the only Tower Grove South resident who saw a cozy new tavern in my future.

But my visions of pints were quickly replaced by something even better: the chance for a spot of tea at the London Tea Room, recently relocated from Washington Avenue downtown.

With a hip interior boasting dark wood beams, exposed brick, sleek marble tabletops and huge windows that frame a gorgeous streetscape, London Tea Room is decidedly not just for dates with Grandma.

Tea house blends, many varieties, typically organic is obviously the thing here, and at $4 for a generously sized white porcelain pot, its also a bargain disguised as a luxury. Try the Irish breakfast tea, so bracing you wont miss your coffee, or lavender Earl Grey, a fragrant twist on the bergamot-infused classic.

Get over the fact that most savory English pastries are, at best, a 3 on the looks scale, and devour a steaming, spicy sausage roll ($4.95); a piquant cheese and onion pasty dripping with melting cheddar ($6.25); or a buttery, pillowy croissant hiding a fried egg and minced bacon inside ($3.45).

Significantly more gorgeous and a cant-miss is the blueberry scone, top-hat tall, golden-crusted with a tender crumb and unbelievably decadent when slathered with rich Devonshire cream and thick, fruit-forward strawberry jam.

And while you linger over your tea, make sure to savor a slice of chocolate olive oil cake, a gluten- and dairy-free marvel that had me wishing for more the moment it was gone and glad that London Tea Room is now a mere block away.

Where London Tea Room, 3128 Morganford Road More info 314-241-6556; thelondontearoom.com Hours 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily

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How swanky can first-class travel on a commercial airline get?

Etihad Airways, the national carrier of the United Arab Emirates, will soon let passengers book a three-room suite with a living room, bedroom, bathroom and shower. Also included: a personal butler, trained at the Savoy Butler Academy in London.

"This is unheard of for a commercial airline," said Raymond Kollau an analyst at Airlinetrends.com. "At $20,000 for a single journey it is aimed at dignitaries and high net-worth individuals on the Abu Dhabi to London, Paris and New York routes, which are among the very few routes where such 'beyond first' class will meet demand."

"The Residence" will be available on the airline's new A380 airplanes in a 125-square-foot cabin on the forward upper-deck. Available for single or double occupancy, each Residence will have Ferrari-quality leather, table marquetry, custom carpets, a two-seat reclining sofa and an 82-inch-long double bed.

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"The new Residence calls into question just how much pandering to the super rich is enough," said aviation journalist Christine Negroni, author of the forthcoming book "CRASHED: What the World's Most Mysterious Airplane Disasters Teach Us About Design, Technology, and Human Performance."

"That said, at $20,000, the super-luxe three-room suite actually is cheaper than flying the same route in a private plane, so maybe for the bargain-hunting billionaire, the Residence may be just the ticket," Negroni said.

In addition to the Residence cabin, Etihad on Sunday also introduced the First Apartment for A380 passengers in the first-class cabin.

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By Mike Wiser, Gazette-Lee Des Moines Bureau

DES MOINES More schools should have severe weather safe rooms, the head of Iowas emergency department said Monday.

Mark Schouten, director of Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management, told reporters there arent enough buildings outfitted with special rooms that can withstand high impacts. He spoke during a news conference on severe weather preparedness.

Clearly, it is an important thing to keep our schoolchildren safe in event of a tornado or other severe weather, he said. It is something we are promoting, and I expect you will see more safe rooms in the future.

The department makes money available for school districts that want to construct safe rooms, which the Federal Emergency Management Agency defines as a hardened structure specifically designed to meet the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) criteria and provide near-absolute protection in extreme weather events, including tornadoes and hurricanes.

According to FEMA regulations, rooms should be designed to withstand winds of 250 mph and be able to resist a 15-pound 2x4 board traveling at 100 mph horizontally and 67 mph vertically.

Homeland Security Department spokeswoman Stefanie Bond wrote in an e-mail the department has helped pay for or set money aside for 40 tornado safe-room projects, which includes projects in 33 school districts. Of the projects, 32 of the 40 are complete.

The cost for all 40 projects is $42 million.

If a school/district has constructed a safe room that wasnt funded by us, its not on this list (although I am not aware if there are any that havent been funded through us), Bond wrote.

Gov. Terry Branstad said although the state doesnt provide additional funding for school safe rooms, districts that want to build them should look at the federal funding distributed through the state Homeland Security department.

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Located adjacent to The 9:30 Club, Satellite Room is a bar/restaurant that's inspired by diners in Los Angeles. In addition to a menu of comfort foodone that includes everything from tacos to meatloafthis spot is noteworthy for its self-described boozy shakes. For $10, you can get drunk from dessert with shakes named after famous characters from pop culture (the menu has references to Peanuts, Pulp Fiction, The Departed, and even Saved by the Bell). Milk and alcohol can be a potent mix, so after two or more shakes it's important to have facilities that are significantly above average. The bathrooms here are thoughtful, if a little austere, and my most recent visit included one or two unfortunate kinks.

+5 for a concrete floor with a drain: Nobody needs to eat off a bathroom floor (gross), so it follows that function is more important than form. There's no pretense of marble in The Satellite Room; instead, the floors are easy-to-clean concrete with a mild slope for the drain in the middle. The emphasis on cleanliness is admirable. Who cares if the floor is designed like a locker room? The drain implies that the owners are serious about scrubbing everything down.

-4 for a bathroom without light: There are four single-serving, multi-gender bathrooms at Satellite Room, but when I visited the light was out in one of them. I discovered this when a person emerged from the dark bathroom with their iPhone flashlight switched on. It's possible to piss in the dark, I guess, but my emergency wasn't so dire that I was willing to risk a mess. And if a smartphone light source is the only one available, does that then mean one, um, does everything else one-handed? If the answer is "yes," then I admire the dexterity of braves ones willing to enter that void. For me, anyway, the lack of light cuts the available facilities by a quarter.

+1 for minimalist design: There is no pornography on the bathroom walls, nor is there any passive aggressive signage. Instead, the walls are stark black and white, with only a minimum of graffiti (a little graffiti is inevitable). If a bathroom with wall art is meant to inspire specific thoughts, then the austere design is a blank slate by comparison. Are you worried that you name-dropped too much on your first date? Are you feeling guilty that the next round means you're going to sleep in the following morning, not work out? You can think about anything you want while you use the bathrooms at Satellite Room. The only limit is yourself.

-3 for a disregarded pint glass on the toilet: It was strange, even a little alarming, when I ventured into a lit bathroom and found an empty pint glass inside. This implies that someone brought their drink into the bathroom, finished it before or after relieving themselves, then left the sullied glass for everyone else to ponder. I understand how bringing a drink into a bar bathroom is sometimes necessary: Black Cat and Rock' and Roll Hotel both have drink shelves along their wall of stalls. Satellite Room, on the other hand, is a slightly classier establishment. Oh, and we musn't forget that shit is particulate matter, which means that some wretch drank in more than they bargained for.

+3 for a Dyson Air Blade: Longtime readers of this column know my undying love for this hand-drying option, so let me focus on a different aspect of its excellence. When I was in the bathroom, I couldn't help but hear the Air Blade turn on in the private stall opposite mine. In other words, the noise of the hand-dryer offers an unintentional signal that another bathroom is about to open. This can be useful when the line is particularly long, which is yet another reason why paper towels will always remain inferior to thoughtful English engineering.

Overall score: +2. This score is artificially low due to unusual circumstances, yet Satellite Room is a terrific bathroom. It knows it's excellent, and does not go out of its way to call attention to itself. Once all the lights are functional, the facilities will be good enough to inspire measured confidence when it's time to order the boozy shake that's probably a mistake.

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