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Daily Tribune
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Tribune
Au Soleil Friday Brunch at Baharat
TDT | Manama Celebrate summer with the vibrant Au Soleil Brunch at Baharat, located at Le Méridien Bahrain City Center. This indulgent experience features an impressive variety of flavorful dishes, refreshing beverages, live cooking counters, and eye-catching, scrumptious desserts. From grilled meats and seafood to fresh pasta, sushi, and salads, every bite delights the senses with top-notch quality and taste. The atmosphere is lively, enhanced by entertainment from the resident band and captivating Flamenco performances, making it ideal for a relaxed yet festive afternoon with friends or family. Whether you're craving global classics or bold new flavours, this brunch promises something special for everyone. Recommended Highlights: • Grilled seafood platter- live station • Grilled meat platter- live station • Grilled hamour with onions, tomatoes, herbs & spices • Salmon with lemon butter sauce • Salade Niçoise • Brisket with mushroom sauce and roasted potatoes • Sticky toffee pudding Location: Le Méridien City Centre Bahrain
BusinessToday
09-05-2025
- BusinessToday
S.E.A.T And Savour: Le Méridien KL's Cultural Staycation With A Stylish Twist
Sometimes, you don't need to travel far to feel like you've truly escaped. Tucked in the heart of KL Sentral, Le Méridien Kuala Lumpur has introduced a new way to slow down and savour city life with its thoughtfully curated S.E.A.T Package – an indulgent mix of Sleep, Eat, Art, and Travel, available until year-end. Step off the airport express and into a plush haven. The rooms offer mid-century modern charm with Le Méridien's signature bedding, plush pillows, and Malin+Goetz bath amenities that pamper your skin while you pamper your soul. The Eat experience is equally inviting, with a RM100 dining credit to enjoy at the hotel's impressive line-up of restaurants—from the award-winning PRIME steakhouse to the creative bites at Gastro Sentral, the elegant Latitude 03 for afternoon tea, or even casual bites by the saltwater pool at Pool Bar & Grill@8. Art lovers are in for a treat too. The hotel offers complimentary access to the Wei-Ling Gallery, just 2.5 km away, where local and international artworks await to stir your senses. Travellers can easily explore the city thanks to Le Méridien's prime location. Whether it's shopping at The Exchange TRX, discovering sea life at Aquaria KLCC, or getting hands-on at Petrosains, everything is just a train ride away. And when the day ends, there's always that tranquil dip at the hotel's pool, framed by the KL skyline. With complimentary parking and seamless access to KLIA, Le Méridien's S.E.A.T Package is not just a stay, it's a stylish and cultural city escape for travellers who crave comfort with character. Related
Miami Herald
02-05-2025
- Sport
- Miami Herald
Olympian gives his Olympian ex-girlfriend a bloody nose at Broward hotel, deputies say
Olympic medalist Fredrick Kerley found himself in trouble with the law yet again Thursday for allegedly punching another Olympian. This comes just a few months after he was arrested for allegedly punching a Miami Beach cop and accused of marital abuse, records show. His lawyer says Kerley was attacked on Thursday and is looking forward to exoneration. Around 7:50 p.m., a Broward Sheriff's Office deputy was called to a battery at Le Méridien Dania Beach hotel, 1825 Griffin Road, an arrest report read. The deputy spoke with Olympic hurdler Alaysha Johnson, who told the deputy she was punched in the face by Kerley, 29. She said she was at the hotel to meet with her conditioning coach when she ran into her ex-boyfriend, Kerley. An argument started and she told the deputy he became 'aggressive' and approached her before saying something similar to 'I'm going to f--- everyone up in here,' the report read. Then Kerley punched her once, causing her nose to bleed. The deputy noted that her injuries matched her story. Kerley was arrested and questioned. He refused to answer, but Johnson informed the deputy she and Kerley had been dating for about six months and had been broken up since October. Authorities also wrote in the report that Kerley was charged with a misdemeanor instead of a civil citation because the two were scheduled to perform at a track and field event, and deputies feared 'that a chance of revictimization might occur.' Kerley and Johnson joined Team USA in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, where he won a bronze medal in the 100 meters. They were scheduled to compete in the Grand Slam Track meet, which runs Friday-Sunday at the Ansin Sports Complex in Miramar. Kerley no longer appears as a competitor on the Grand Slam's website. According to Broward jail records, Kerley was arrested and booked on Thursday on one count of battery, with his bond still pending. His attorney, Richard Cooper, told the Miami Herald it was a tense situation and Kerley was targeted and attacked. 'Unfortunately, excellence in one's field comes at a price,' Cooper said. 'Fred has had a target on his back for a while now. Jealousy and tensions flared at a meet yesterday, and my client was attacked. We ask for patience as all the facts come to light. We look forward to a dismissal so [Kerley] can keep up his hard work, undistracted.' This newest charge comes after Kerley was arrested in early January after a Miami Beach scuffle in which he allegedly punched a cop and was also tased and hit. READ MORE: Olympian punched by Miami Beach cops had choked wife, 'fled' to Paris games, police say Authorities took the opportunity of the arrest for that scuffle to also charge Kerley with domestic battery by strangulation for a separate fight that happened in May, months before the battle with officers. Deputies alleged that a fight between Kerley and his wife, who have children together, escalated when he approached her, she punched him, and then he proceeded to choke her. Cooper said at the time that there was 'never enough' evidence to justify an arrest warrant for the domestic dispute.
Web Release
16-02-2025
- Health
- Web Release
The 2nd Middle East International Meeting on Innovation and Sepsis Kicks Off in Dubai
By Editor_wr On Feb 16, 2025 The 2nd Middle East International Conference on Innovation & Sepsis 2025 commenced today in Dubai, marking the start of a two-day event held under the auspices of Prime Healthcare Group and in collaboration with the Dubai Health Authority. Taking place at Le Méridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre, this year's edition brings together leading global and regional experts to discuss key advancements in sepsis management. The conference opened with a keynote address by Dr. Adel Alsisi, Group Chief Medical Officer & Chair of the Intensive Care Unit at Prime Hospital. Insightful speeches followed from renowned experts, including Javier Perez-Fernandez, President-Elect of the World Federation of Intensive and Critical Care (WFICC) and Medical Director of Critical Care Services at Baptist Hospital of Miami, USA, alongside Dr. Marcio Borges, Head of the Multidisciplinary Sepsis Unit, Critical Care Specialist, and Associate Professor of Infectious Diseases at the University of the Balearic Islands, Son Llàtzer University Hospital, Spain. Key discussions at this year's event focus on sepsis definitions, genetics and phenotypic expressions, biomarkers for early diagnosis, and the role of microbiology in sepsis management, among other critical topics. Dr. Adel Alsisi, Conference Chairman, emphasized the importance of the event, stating: 'TECNO SEPSIS serves as a crucial platform to address sepsis, a life-threatening condition requiring urgent medical intervention. This conference provides an invaluable opportunity for participants to explore the latest advancements in diagnosis and treatment. At Prime Healthcare Group, we are proud to sponsor this essential gathering once again, reaffirming our commitment to advancing healthcare standards in the UAE and beyond. Dubai's selection as the host city further underscores the UAE's reputation as a leading medical tourism destination.' The conference brings together a distinguished assembly of experts specializing in critical care, infectious diseases, and sepsis treatment from across the globe. Notable speakers include Professor Craig Coopersmith, Director of the Emory Critical Care Center and Professor of Surgery at Emory University, and Dr. Hussein Al Rahma, Founder of the Emirates Intensive Care Society and Head of Intensive Care & Emergency Medicine at Saudi German Hospital. Additionally, Dr. Carlos Sanchez, Head of the Latin America Sepsis Project, and Dr. Alfredo Matos, Chief of Surgical Intensive Care and Professor of Surgery at the University of Panama, will join a distinguished roster of senior consultants and academics from the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. The conference's scientific sessions aim to discuss the latest developments in diagnosing and treating sepsis, fostering international collaboration to combat this global health challenge. Prev Post ROWLAND RACES TO ROUND 4 WIN AS BRITS LOCK OUT PODIUM IN JEDDAH Comments are closed.
Zawya
15-02-2025
- Health
- Zawya
The 2nd Middle East International Meeting on Innovation and Sepsis kicks off in Dubai
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – The 2nd Middle East International Conference on Innovation & Sepsis 2025 commenced today in Dubai, marking the start of a two-day event held under the auspices of Prime Healthcare Group and in collaboration with the Dubai Health Authority. Taking place at Le Méridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre, this year's edition brings together leading global and regional experts to discuss key advancements in sepsis management. The conference opened with a keynote address by Dr. Adel Alsisi, Group Chief Medical Officer & Chair of the Intensive Care Unit at Prime Hospital. Insightful speeches followed from renowned experts, including Javier Perez-Fernandez, President-Elect of the World Federation of Intensive and Critical Care (WFICC) and Medical Director of Critical Care Services at Baptist Hospital of Miami, USA, alongside Dr. Marcio Borges, Head of the Multidisciplinary Sepsis Unit, Critical Care Specialist, and Associate Professor of Infectious Diseases at the University of the Balearic Islands, Son Llàtzer University Hospital, Spain. Key discussions at this year's event focus on sepsis definitions, genetics and phenotypic expressions, biomarkers for early diagnosis, and the role of microbiology in sepsis management, among other critical topics. Dr. Adel Alsisi, Conference Chairman, emphasized the importance of the event, stating: "TECNO SEPSIS serves as a crucial platform to address sepsis, a life-threatening condition requiring urgent medical intervention. This conference provides an invaluable opportunity for participants to explore the latest advancements in diagnosis and treatment. At Prime Healthcare Group, we are proud to sponsor this essential gathering once again, reaffirming our commitment to advancing healthcare standards in the UAE and beyond. Dubai's selection as the host city further underscores the UAE's reputation as a leading medical tourism destination." The conference brings together a distinguished assembly of experts specializing in critical care, infectious diseases, and sepsis treatment from across the globe. Notable speakers include Professor Craig Coopersmith, Director of the Emory Critical Care Center and Professor of Surgery at Emory University, and Dr. Hussein Al Rahma, Founder of the Emirates Intensive Care Society and Head of Intensive Care & Emergency Medicine at Saudi German Hospital. Additionally, Dr. Carlos Sanchez, Head of the Latin America Sepsis Project, and Dr. Alfredo Matos, Chief of Surgical Intensive Care and Professor of Surgery at the University of Panama, will join a distinguished roster of senior consultants and academics from the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. The conference's scientific sessions aim to discuss the latest developments in diagnosing and treating sepsis, fostering international collaboration to combat this global health challenge.
