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So I recently moved to West Bloomfields from Chicago=(?.it is definitely a big change for me. My experience in Detroit has so far been 50/50 both good and bad=). I must admit the weird Michigan turns are a bit annoying:) and not having any friends here is definitely hard. Well there are quite a few villages on naseeb for all the Chicagoens but none for the Detroit/Michigan naseebers. How weird is it that a Chicago native is creating one=)

Well, I hope this will be a fun village for everyone in Detroit/Michigan area or beyond to post up coming events, exchange ideas or just express your opinions=)

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I thought it would be good to have one in Htown and finally meet some old friends or new friends might end up with a friendship for lifetime or great memories Well a few things to do great places to shop like the Galleria, Rice Village, seven more malls to choose from or other shops around the city. Tons of places to eat with all types of Restaurants like Mexican, Indian, Asian, Sushi to name a few but BAR B Q and Crawfish or Seafood is few of the best. A tour around cities sites or just catch a Houston Rockets Game at Toyota which a right next to Hiltons America, Discovery Green Park and Minute Maid Park where the Houston Astros play all located in Downtown Houston, great museums, parks and the one of worlds biggest Medical Center is near by. I am thinking of having this meet up like early to mid March the weather is good but for now this is just a start up phase and nothing is set :)

The Dates and Times could change, I made this event just to see who interested, depends on how many people do come I will arrange transportation and hotel that is why such a advance notice so everything organized and goes smoothly. This is research only and nothing is set in stone. Maybe I can pull of a few surprises who knows :)

Check this link out of the near future developments in and around Houston

forum.skyscraperpage.com



Houston Facts:

? Houston is the fourth largest city in the United States - the downtown office population on any given day is 185,000 people with a total population of 5.4 million people in the SMSA (Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area)

? Houston is ranked as the fourth best restaurant city in the United States by Wine Spectator and Esquire magazines

? Houston is the most ethnically diverse city in the United States - with 83 consulates, Houston has the third largest consular corps in the nation

? Houston's downtown residential population (including Midtown) is 18,600 people and growing rapidly

? Each year more than 44 million people zip in and out of Houston's two major airports

? Houston is one of only three cities in the United States with standing year-round symphony, opera and ballet. New York and San Francisco are the other two cities.

? Houston has the second largest volume of theatre and performance art space (in terms of square footage) in the United States ranking only behind New York

? Houston is home to the world's largest medical center employing 120,000 people. The Texas Medical Center is expected to double in size by 2012

? Houston is the energy capital of the world

? Houston's light rail links Downtown to the Museum District through the Texas Medical Center to Reliant Stadium/Astrodome complex

? There are approximately 60,000 people within walking distance to the light rail with a stop adjacent to the Houston Pavilions site

? Houston is home to the second largest petrochemical complex in the world

? Houston ranks third in the nation in terms of the volume of fine arts museum space

? The Houston Museum of Natural Science is the fourth most visited museum in the United States, ranking only behind the Smithsonian Institute, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the American Museum of Natural Science

? Houston is home to the world headquarters of more Fortune 500 companies than any city in the United States other than New York

? The Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau is projecting double-digit increases in conventions and conventioneers through 2010

? Houston is the third largest port in the United States and is the nation's largest port in terms of foreign tonnage

? Houston is home to the Houston Astros, Houston Rockets, Houston Texans, Houston Aeros and the Houston Comets.

August 23, 2008 at 3:54pm

waleedwestside

Ok just a update the dates have changed since all the hotels are almost all sold out due to the Livestock and Rodeo Show which is from March 3 to the 22 plus it would over crowed most parts of the City. The Rockets are playing the LA Clippers on the 28 around 7pm maybe I be able to get some good seats, and if there are too many of us I might to plan something else or maybe we all can get a Suite for the game ;) So for now we have the Galleria, Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Hookah late night, maybe a Houston Rockets Game, either Discovery Green or Herman Park, lunch and dinner at few good Restaurants names coming later on. A Tour of the Medical Center, Downtown, Hillcroft, Woodlands and some other hot spots.

Times and Dates March 27 Friday 9pm to March 29 Sunday 9pm.

On the times and dates since it says 9pm Friday Night that if you all can take a late flight into Houston or early Sat morning of Mar.28. If you come Friday night you all be rested for Sat. and able to leave late on Sunday so we all get 2 full days to hang out if not that is cool if some or all you want to leave early :)
August 25, 2008 at 12:53pm

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Please register soon if you have not done so already.
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***Single Muslim professionals from all over the United States are encouraged to attend!***

The Mughal Era was one of the most fascinating and culturally rich periods of South Asian history. The elegance, grace and exquisite creativity of the Mughal culture permeated every facet of society and brought new perspective to existing culture of the time. Influences from that era persist even today.

With the Mughal theme in mind, Dasht Professional Events has organized a Single Muslim Professionals Matrimonial Event to take place in Central New Jersey on Friday, April 18, 2008. All Muslim professionals (single or divorced) who are looking for that "special someone" for matrimonial purposes are encouraged to attend.

VENUE:
Hilton Garden Inn Edison/Raritan Center
50 Raritan Center Parkway
Edison, NJ 08837
(Longwood Hall)
Visit hiltongardeninn.com for location information and directions.

DATE:
Friday, April 18, 2008

TIME:
6:30PM sharp to 10:30PM

AGE RANGE:
25 to 42

COST:
$95 per person (see dashtprofessionalevents.com for details)

EVENT DRESS CODE: *Semi formal or formal attire required* (see dasprofessionalevents.com for details)

There will be a thorough screening process of candidates prior to the event and unique ideas will be utilized at the event to ensure maximum communication between the sexes. All effort will be made to ensure that you get your money?s worth.

The event will include light ambience music, halal appetizers, instrumental performance, dance performance, Urdu/Farsi poetry reading, live raffle, prizes and more.

You will be required to bring your photo ID to the event. The Organizing Team reserves the right to determine candidate eligibility for this event. The Organizing Team is only responsible for the event cost; you must make your own arrangements if you plan to stay overnight at this or another location. Registration fee strictly covers cost of the event itself and excludes transportation/overnight stay, outfit, etc. All payments (including special discounts and rates) are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled for any reason.

Plan ahead and RSVP soon! Limited seating. RSVP deadline is April 5, 2008.

Please contact [email protected] if you have questions.

DISCLAIMER AND CODE OF CONDUCT: Participation in this event is strictly on a voluntary basis. Event organizers and representatives are in no way legally responsible for the behavior and actions of event attendees. This is a Muslim singles? matrimonial event and, as such, all attendees are expected to conduct themselves in a professional, courteous and respectful manner. Event organizers and representatives have the authority and reserve the right, at their discretion, to ask any attendee to leave the event if the attendee is disruptive or conducts himself/herself in a manner that is deemed inappropriate; event organizers and representatives will determine what constitutes ?inappropriate? behavior/action. Any contact information exchanged between attendees is the sole responsibility of the attendees; event organizers and representatives are in no way legally responsible for the outcome of any social, professional and/or any type of interpersonal exchanges at or after the event. Event organizers and representatives wish everyone the best and hope that the attendees find their respective matches insh?allah.

February 4, 2008 at 9:55pm

Sophisty

***Make this an EXTRA special event! The more single Muslim professionals at the event, the merrier!***

***Single Muslim professionals from all over the United States are encouraged to attend!***

***This is a unique opportunity to meet your potential soulmate!***

**Over 90% sold out! Please don?t miss your chance to meet your potential soulmate! RSVP now!***

Dasht Professional Events and Services presents:

Mughal-E-Azam: A Night to Remember - April 18, 2008
Single Muslim Professionals Matrimonial Event

Friday, April 18, 2008

Hilton Garden Inn Edison/Raritan Center
50 Raritan Center Parkway
Edison, NJ 08837

6:30PM to 10:30PM

Age range: 25 to 42

Cost: $95 per person

Please visit dashtprofessionalevents.com for complete details including pre-payment information and/or e-mail [email protected] with questions.

***This is your night to remember! RSVP no later than the evening of April 16, 2008!***
April 14, 2008 at 12:10am

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Mughal-E-Azam's epic hit "Pyar Kiya To Darna Kya"...

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I am moving to the Detroit area in August. I am thinking about buying. I will be working downtown so I am thinking about buying in the Grosse Pointes. Any suggestions? I have family in Bloomfield Hills and Troy but I hear that the commute to downtown from these burns can be a pain.

My concern is buying and then having trouble selling in case I end up moving in a couple of years. I welcome any comments on areas I should look into and if I should even consider the Grosse Pointe area.

May 9, 2007 at 7:16pm

meet_Rayhan

True, I wouldn't suggest to buy at this time if you have not plans to live in Detroit or Michigan for at least 5 - 7 yrs.
September 7, 2008 at 7:44am

bondgirl

I am originally from chicago and decided to rent, and I am very glad that I did. A lot of my friends who moved to michigan bought and now are having a tough time selling their condos. Most are averaging a loss around 30-40,000. I am not too familar with the gross pointe area. I have heard it is nice but nearly everyone I know is in the northern burbs (troy, royal oak, etc). Not that I am a real estate professional, but if you are only going to be around 2-4 years, I don't think it's a good idea to buy (unless you're planning on holding on to your investment long term).
May 13, 2007 at 7:39pm

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