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After Hurricane Katrina forced it to close in 2005, the hotel reopened in 2009, completely renovated with a long walnut bar, elegant tile floor and white coat-wearing wait staff, nodding to the former opulence of old New Orleans.
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As he puts it, 'It's the biggest pain in the ass - you can wait two hours to sit and the staff is hands-down the meanest - but it's most frequently giving you the perfect pizza.
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The river around the island is known for its abundant fishing, where you can while away the day, or just relax in your private hut and wait for the local staff to cook mouth-watering Indian dishes such as fish curry, pappadam or vegetable korma.
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The stories are updated every two minutes to wait staff computers through software developed by Columbia-based Micros and are tailored to Washington readers.
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You can easily imagine that happening in the current location's '60s mod interior with leather banquettes, a giant seafood ice boat and vested wait staff that all give off a Cold War-era highbrow vibe.
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The other night, I was in a recently-opened cigar bar in Washington, and immediately noticed something about the wait staff.
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And some executives don't want a 30-minute lunch, says Mr. Pipes, who talked to his wait staff and learned that many executives use lunch to build rapport, having informal conversation for almost the entire hour.
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Stenhousemuir-born Black will join the Scotland staff for the friendly against Sweden in August and cannot wait to get started.
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So rather than wait for the perfect candidates to walk through the door, companies have decided to school their in-house staff or train new hires who may lack the exact skills they were looking for.
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