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Spiritual Haze hookah lounge - voted best in Worcester
The Spiritual Haze hookah lounge on Park Avenue recently celebrated its first anniversary and has been voted the 'Best Smoking Lounge' in Worcester by City Living Magazine.
Spiritual Haze was established by Clark University student Vicky Mariano and her team of colleagues following their successful completion of Clark's Innovation and Entrepreneurship program. The business caters to the entertainment and social needs of young adults in need of a space to unwind, hang out and listen to music in an off-campus location. Though adults of all ages enjoy Spiritual Haze, college-aged individuals comprise the better part of patrons.
Spiritual Haze aims to create a comfortable yet stimulating environment for all customers in a consistent, stress free, and social atmosphere. Here guests can relax, socialize, and enjoy smoking 'shisha', or flavored tobacco. Whole tobacco leaves soaked in molasses and honey are flavored with various fruit and spices, creating a smooth taste and gentle smoke that is filtered through water, juice or milk. Hookahs, shisha, and coals are available for retail sale through the Spiritual Haze store.
Shisha cafe's owners flouted smoking laws
Owners of an Arabian-style shisha cafe have been prosecuted for breaching the smoking ban.
The Al-Mashriq restaurant, in London Road, Leicester, was left with a £1,000 bill and ordered to bring its outside smoking area up to scratch.
City council smoking inspectors visited the buffet restaurant, which offers customers the chance to smoke shisha pipes ? tobacco mixed with molasses and fruit flavours through water pipes.
They found its outside heated garden, which was the smoking area, was not open enough. By law, all smoking areas have to be at least 50 per cent open.
On Monday, owner Mr Asad Iqbal (28) pleaded guilty in Leicester Magistrates' Court to allowing smoking (using shisha pipes) in an enclosed premises and was given a 12-month conditional discharge.
Tobacco control law may come into force soon
The federal tobacco control law is expected to be implemented by the end of the year once the Federal National Council (FNC) holds deliberations on various aspects of the legislation that have been delayed by the summer holidays and Ramadan.
The draft law has seen several delays since the Ministry of Health announced its intention to pass a tobacco control law for the UAE in keeping with the country's commitment to the World Health Organisation (WHO) Framework Convention of Tobacco Control. Officials had initially expected the law to come out at the end of 2006.
Dr Wedad Al Maidoor, head of the National Tobacco Control Committee, told Gulf News the draft law has been slotted for FNC debates on November 11. The next step is to submit it to the Cabinet for discussion before ratification by the UAE President.
"The federal tobacco [draft] law is ready but we will not have the FNC meeting till November. By the end of the year, God willing, it will come out," she said. . . .
The draft law will not ban shisha cafes as originally intended, but will instead limit their operation. It proposes that shisha cafes be operated on the ground floor outdoors but bans any shisha cafe from operating in residential buildings.
Syracuse hookah smoking lounge catches fire
Fire investigators say a chunk of smoldering charcoal caused an overnight fire at a new Marshall Street hookah smoking lounge.
Dispatchers at the 911 center received the call around 3 a.m. about smoke and flames at Hollywood Hookah, which opened last week on the Syracuse University hill, in a second-floor commercial space above J. Michael Shoes.
Fire investigator Joseph Galloway said careless disposal of the charcoal used to heat the flavored tobacco resulted in a table catching fire in a prep area.
Fine cut for Shisha cafe boss
THE owner of a shisha cafe where customers were allowed to flout the smoking ban has had his fine cut.
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Magistrates had fined the firm £5,000 plus £2,194 costs but this was cut to a total of £4,690 after an application by owner Saad Kharufa.
Hubbly bubbly health warnings
If researchers from the American University of Beirut (AUB) have their way, the narghile and all its accessories would have highly visible labels detailing the effects of smoking.
This emerged at a conference on the World Health Organisation's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in Durban, thanks to a group of Lebanese researchers.
Assistant Research Professor Rima Nakkash, who with colleagues has established a stand in the hall where delegates eat, said that while cigarettes across the world had some form of label warning about the dangers of smoking, the much revered hubbly bubbly and its accessories had none.
"It is a fallacy that smoking the narghile is a safer alternative to smoking. It has the same constituents as cigarettes and in some cases it is more dangerous," she said.
Nakkash, who works for the AUB's Health Management and Policy Department, said that there were also concerns that the aluminium foil used in the narghile would give off lead.
SESSA: Arabian Nights vs. Zeeba Lounge in hookah challenge
A couple of months ago, Three Kings became Arabian Nights, a more upscale hookah lounge that's clearly gunning for the Zeeba crowd. Ladies and gentleman, a hookah bar fight has begun. In one corner, we have the scruffy upstart, hungry for victory. In the other, the undefeated champion.
The only way to fairly gauge the two is to hit them both on the same night. And that is exactly what we did. Last Friday, my fiancee, Amie, a couple of friends and I bounced back and forth between both of South Baltimore's hookah bars. And, after a rocky little saga, we have a winner. . . .
On our way home, we contemplated the evening spent at rival hookah bars. Arabian Nights needed more elbow room and better wall dressings. The shisha there cost more but tasted better. The fee for drinking alcohol inside better suited our party of four. And the service was decent.
Zeeba Lounge had far better decor, slightly less of a shisha selection and a higher per-bottle fee for drinking alcohol inside. The service was good, but that $10 per person minimum is ludicrous.
I now pronounce Arabian Nights the winner - of this round.
There's no doubt, Arabian Nights has promise. Now, let's see if the city's newest hookah bar will give Zeeba Lounge a run for its money, or go up in smoke like its predecessors.
PURDY: Hookah and your health
I work at a public health agency, and I consider myself a generally healthy person. I try to eat well and exercise, and I'm not a cigarette smoker.
But throughout college and until recently, I would enjoy getting together with friends and splitting an apple- or mint-flavored hookah on the weekends. . . .
However, smoking anything has health consequences. Hookahs are not safer than cigarettes. . . .
d-hand smoke from cigarettes.
Many reputable institutions have done studies on the health effects of hookah smoke. Their findings are alarming:
* The American Academy of Periodontology states that water pipe smokers are five times more likely than nonsmokers to show signs of gum disease.
* A 2005 World Health Organization study advisory states that a typical one-hour session of hookah smoking exposes the user to 100 to 200 times the volume of smoke inhaled from a single cigarette. . . .
The popularity of hookahs is running against the anti-tobacco trend. The United States has more than 2,000 smoke-free laws. Water pipes are exempted from some of these laws and are seen as being a safer alternative to cigarettes.
I encourage readers to consider the research before you and your friends head down to "Puff the Magic Dragon's Lounge" (not an actual place) next weekend. If you wouldn't smoke cigarettes, you shouldn't smoke a hookah.
Tempe hookah lounge owner requests relief
Like smoke lingering in the air, the owner of a Tempe hookah lounge is still hanging around in the hope he can keep his business running.
Anis Ben Harzallah goes before the City Council tonight, requesting a change of heart on allowing customers to takes pulls on water pipes at HB Tobacco, 53 E. Broadway Road.
The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.
It's been two months since the council voted unanimously against allowing Harzallah to modify the business' use permit, which currently allows the sale of tobacco - but not the smoking of tobacco.
He had admitted allowing smoking there after opening in early 2007.
According to a legal document filed with the city by Harzallah's attorneys, patrons should be allowed to smoke hookah because the city had never before distinguished between tobacco retailers and lounges like HB Tobacco.
Alan Rickman is a Hookah-Smoking Caterpillar?!
I keep thinking that the casting for the remake of Alice in Wonderland can't get any better. And then I came across the latest rumor coming from Zdonk: Alan Rickman -- the man who helped make Die Hard what it is, who once played a crotch-less angel, and who keeps a stern eye on Harry Potter -- has signed on to play the Caterpillar.
LETTER: Hookah smoke has negative effects
Hookah cafés and lounges may be one of the hottest college fads to pop up in New Orleans, but smoking hookah tobacco pipes has many health consequences.
Hookah smokers are subject to the same negative health effects as cigarette smokers: lung cancer, heart and respiratory disease and other deadly illnesses. . . .
Passing off hookah smoking as a positive college past time is irresponsible and deadly.
The nargile, a Turkish delight
A STOMPer found a restaurant in Boat Quay offering customers a smoke on the nargile, a traditional Turkish water pipe for smoking tobacco. . . .
"This picture of the nargile ( pronounced as nahr-gee-leh) was taken outside a Turkish restaurant at Boat Quay. If you dine at this place you can buy a packet of tobacco and the waitress will show you how you can enjoy a smoke on this so-called pipe known as the nargile.
"However smoking cigarettes or a pipe carries a risk as tobacco smoke has been shown to cause cancer and other diseases.
"The nargile or Turkish water pipe is an old way of smoking Turkish tobacco. It is also called a hookah by English speakers and sheesha by the Arabs. The popularity of nargile dropped off when tobacco-lovers switched to cigarettes. After World War II it was mostly old men who smoked nargiles.
"In Turkey both men and women find great pleasure in smoking the waterpipe.
Tobacco studies win Hamdan prize
Recently, his breathing became so laboured he responded to a get-help ad in the newspaper.
He called the Syrian Centre for Tobacco Studies, an organisation dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of smoking.
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Founded in 2002, the clinic consists of three rooms jammed with medical equipment. Patients smoke water pipes while doctors monitor their vital signs.
It is here Mr Yareen receives counselling for his addiction. But this personal battle is part of a much greater war to end Syria's love affair with smoking. And the world has noticed. Through research, health campaigns and collaborations with hospitals in Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and the United States, the centre has been recognised with the Hamdan Award for best medical institute in the Arab world.
From this small office, researchers have worked with the American University in Beirut to study the harmful effects of water pipe smoking; Jordan University to investigate smoking among youth; John Hopkins University in the United States to research Arab children's exposure to second-hand smoke; and the University of Newcastle in the United Kingdom to study the determinants of women's health in poor cities in Syria.
The centre is supported by a five-year grant from the US National Institutes of Health.
Abdulla bin Souqat, the director of the Hamdan Awards, said the Syrian Centre is a rallying force that works to dispel strong misconceptions associated with smoking.
Proposal may snuff out hookah bar
Mark Burke was weeks away from opening the Sheesha Lounge in Brighton when city officials gave preliminary approval last month to a set of sweeping tobacco control regulations that could force him to shutter the hookah bar within five years.
"I never would have imagined this happening, because there were already places like this operating," Burke, 35, said in an interview last week. "It makes you feel a bit powerless, because what can you do except voice your frustration?"
City officials have been choosing their words carefully on the proposal, which would ban smoking on outdoor patios of restaurants, in hookah bars and cigar bars, as well as prohibit cigarette sales at pharmacies and on college campuses. While the Boston Public Health Commission has said the measure will help quell the hookah's rising popularity among the college crowd, local hookah bar owners contend they are being treated unfairly.
Mayor Thomas M. Menino and Councilor Michael Ross have expressed interest in a compromise with the cigar bars that would allow them to remain open, but little has been said about reaching a similar agreement with the half-dozen hookah smoking businesses, which, along with cigar bars, were exempt from the city's smoking ban that took effect in 2004.
Shisha smoking on the rise among teenagers
Shisha is becoming more common among teenagers even though one filling of this Arab water pipe is equivalent to about 70 cigarette drags, a study revealed.
Depending on the amount of shisha tobacco mixed with water, the pipe gives off as much toxic carbon monoxide as 15 to 52 cigarettes and as much tar as 27 to 102 cigarettes, Anne Buttigieg, the Health Department's senior occupational therapist and project coordinator, said.
She unveiled the local results of the Help-COmets study, conducted among EU member states as part of the Help Campaign aimed at persuading people to quit smoking, or not to start.
The study, revealed during a press conference yesterday, required EU citizens to volunteer to have their breath tested in order to measure tobacco-related carbon monoxide exhaled (COex).
The aim was to provide an interactive and entertaining method for people to recognise the effects of tobacco smoke on their health.
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