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11/10/2012: Ted Bolser pulls in three balls for 53 yards, including a career-long 38-yarder, and a score against Wisconsin.
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10/6/2012: Ted Bolser posts three receptions for 39 yards with a 21-yard touchdown against Michigan State.
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Latimer, Ewald 2nd-team All-Big Ten
3 months agoJunior wide receiver Cody Latimer and senior kicker Mitch Ewald were named to the second-team All-Big Ten team, the conference announced Monday. More
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5 months agoFresh off a victory over Penn State, the Hoosiers are confident and excited to head to Spartan Stadium, not overwhelmed by the team's unsuccessful history in East Lansing. More
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6 months agoNate Sudfeld's eight touchdowns haven't done enough to change "business as normal" at the quarterback position for Indiana through two games this fall. More
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6 months agoKevin Wilson found himself in a sharing mood Monday afternoon, as did his coaches and players. Responsibility was on the table. More
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Bolser became the third tight end in school history and the 36th player overall to reach 1,000 career receiving yards in 2012, joining Bob Stephenson (1,252 from 1978-81) and Dave Lilja (1,045 from 1984-86). He now has 1,017 yards (35th all-time), nine TDs, which is an Indiana tight end record, and 82 receptions, which is second to Stephenson (115).
2012 Honors: Selected to BTN.com's All-Big Ten team ... second team All-Big Ten honoree by 247Sports.com ... honorable mention All-Big Ten from the league's coaches and media ... named to the John Mackey Award Preseason Watch List.
2012 (Junior): Finished fourth on the team with 41 receptions, 445 yards and three touchdowns (tied) ... started all 12 games ... averaged 10.9 yards per catch and 37.1 yards per game ... receptions and yardage rank third on IU's tight end single-season list ... sat second in the Big Ten and 15th nationally among tight ends in catches and third in the Big Ten in yardage ... recorded first downs or TDs on 27 of his catches (65.9 percent) ... made six grabs over 20 yards ... posted career-highs with six receptions and 82 yards in win over Iowa ... pulled in three balls for 53 yards, including a career-long 38-yarder, and a score against Wisconsin ... added four receptions for 52 yards and one TD at Penn State ... carded six catches for 42 yards against No. 8 Ohio State and three receptions for 39 yards with a 21-yard touchdown against Michigan State... IU special teams player of the week (Northwestern).
2011 (Sophomore): Caught 14 passes for 165 yards with one touchdown ... started six times and appeared in all 12 games ... made four catches for 54 yards with one score against Penn State ... pulled in three balls for 54 yards against No. 19 Illinois ... Ohio State game captain ... named to John Mackey Award Preseason Watch List.
2010 Honors: Received honorable mention All-Big Ten from the league's media ... named to Rivals.com and Football Writers Association of America Freshman All-America teams ... recognized on CollegeFootballNews.com All-Freshman team ... selected to ESPN.com and Rivals.com All-Freshman teams ... a first team All-Freshman honoree by Phil Steele's magazine.
2010 (Freshman): Appeared in all 12 games with seven starts ... caught 27 passes for 407 yards with five touchdowns and an average of 15.1 yards per catch ... ranked second on the team in TDs and yards per reception ... set an IU tight end record, ranked first nationally among freshman tight ends and tied for seventh nationally among all tight ends in scores ... posted Hoosier freshman tight end records in catches and yards ... finished with the sixth-most yards all-time for a single season among Indiana tight ends ... collected the most yards for an IU tight end since 1991 (Rod Coleman) and the most receptions since 1992 (Ross Hales) ... second all-time among all Indiana freshman pass-catchers in TDs, sixth in yardage and tied for seventh in catches ... lone freshman on the 22-player John Mackey Award Midseason Watch List ... reached 50 yards four times and made six grabs over 20 yards ... targeted 38 times and caught 27 balls, 21 for first downs, to go along with his five touchdowns ... collected four receptions for 68 yards, including a 12-yard score on first career touch vs. Towson ... pulled in an 11-yard TD in win at Western Kentucky and a pair of touchdowns in victory over Akron ... became first Indiana freshman since James Hardy (2005) to score in each of his first three games ... made seven grabs for a career-high 77 yards and a career-long 22-yard TD at Illinois ... had four receptions for 58 yards vs. Northwestern and four catches for 54 yards in Old Oaken Bucket victory at Purdue.
2009: Redshirted the 2009 season ... named scout team player of the week following the Ohio State game.
Prep/Personal: Tight end for head coach Kevin Siple at Indian Hill High School ... finished senior season with 63 receptions for 845 yards and 11 scores ... selected first team Southwest District All-City, Cincinnati Enquirer All-Star, Southwest Ohio Football Coaches Association All-City, Cincinnati Hill League and All-Ohio ... named offensive MVP and played in the 2009 East-West All-Star Game ... team won the Cincinnati Hill League title and did not lose a conference game in each of his three seasons ... ranked the third-best tight end in the state and tight end with the best hands by OhioVarsity.com ... ESPN.com rated him as the 34th-best tight end nationally ... rated the 41st-best tight end nationally by Rivals.com ... caught 68 passes for 1,038 yards and eight TDs as a junior and 38 receptions for 580 yards as a sophomore ... three-year football, basketball and lacrosse letterwinner ... recorded the most rebounds and steals in Cincinnati as a sophomore and elected captain of lacrosse team as a senior ... honor roll student ... parents are Tom and Toni Bolser ... born on Oct. 22, 1990, Theodore Richard Bolser is a SPEA management major.
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Hackers swiped the financial data of thousands of people in a security breach earlier this year, according to reports by Brian Krebs and The Wall Street Journal. Global Payments Inc., an Atlanta-based processing firm that serves as a middleman between merchants and banks, discovered shady activity in early March, though the break-in is suspected to have occurred between January 21 and February 25.
Global Payments quietly alerted others in the financial industry last week, but it seems to have delayed public acknowledgment until word trickled out this morning. The outfit may have wanted to break the news after its quarterly earnings statement on April 4. Its late afternoon press release is scarce on details, but the company is expected to share more information in a conference call on Monday at 8:00AM EDT.
It's unclear what was swiped and how many people are affected. PSCU, a provider of online financial services to credit unions, warned 482 of its clients that 56,455 Visa and MasterCard accounts were compromised, with 876 accounts showing fraudulent activity. That's only a snapshot of the potential damage, according to Krebs. The WSJ reports that hundreds of thousands of cardholders may be at risk.
Avivah Litan, a veteran Gartner analyst specializing in financial fraud, spoke with folks in the credit card industry who are seeing signs of the breach's impact. Litan's sources also claim that the crime was committed by a Central American gang who infiltrated Global Payments' system by correctly answering authentication questions on a poorly secured administrative account. Again, this information is unconfirmed.
Visa and MasterCard promptly announced that their networks weren't compromised. Along with various ongoing internal investigations, the US Secret Service and an unnamed forensic company are looking into the case. Credit firms are monitoring accounts for unusual activity and depending on the severity of the situation, they may issue new cards. Keep an eye on your financial statements in the meantime.
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Which is why I prefer to pay with cash for EVERYTHING.
Its not always possible to pay by cash especially if you are buying items online, ebay, etc...
My Bank of America VISA was part of this group only no fraudulent activity occurred. I only found out because I tried to use my card yesterday and the charge was denied - very embarrassing. Contacted the bank to find out what was going on and they mentioned mine was a part of a large group of cards that had been compromised and that they had already mailed out a replacement card. I was pretty pissed - "well if you guys knew this and had already mailed out a replacement, how come you didn't inform me so I wouldn't have tried making purchases on my old card??" ******...
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using cash is easier and safer, but when you live in a garbage part of your town like i do there aren't any atm's in the area. the three that existed got stolen years ago.
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using cash is easier and safer, but when you live in a garbage part of your town like i do there aren't any atm's in the area. the three that existed got stolen years ago.
damn dude thats extra ghetto, every other gas station has one inside around here, im few miles from a really ghetto town and a decent town
@ article, since I got a really nasty virus last week iv been afraid to log into my bank account or even deposit a new check, I almost wish banks would go back to filing cabinets, i need to change my pass just in case, sigh
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using cash is easier and safer, but when you live in a garbage part of your town like i do there aren't any atm's in the area. the three that existed got stolen years ago.
How do you steal an atm? wtf
penn919 said:tengeta said:
using cash is easier and safer, but when you live in a garbage part of your town like i do there aren't any atm's in the area. the three that existed got stolen years ago.
How do you steal an atm? wtf
With crow bars, a couple bodies worth of muscle, and the cover of night. I've walked past the hole in which an ATM used to be in before, it's pretty impressive to say the least, though depending on the age of the building and the ATM, the thing might not even be bolted down.
Prepaid Mastercard.
Online - I use credit cards with a very low limit only
Offline - I have a RFID blocking wallet because criminals can get a person's credit card info just by sitting around with a crude handmade device
Oracle for today:
This is just a preview of how digital info and digitally powered "anything" still succumb to Human power-as does ething on this physical realm. Just think; Google wants to drive our cars with us as passengers and some robot driving. Our CC #'s which is theoretical info, aren't even integral; is it expected that any other -public-automation is exempt from |337 5|<!1Iz hrmmm?? Too fast in the WRONG direction is where society is being led by greedy shepherds. Wake the **** up people really.....really.
What scares me is the fact that they dont really know how many cards were compromised. That only makes me nervous. What makes it even worse is they didnt catch anyone!! If I were to go rob a bank, I would leave tons of forensic evidence at the scene of the crime. Hacking doesnt even give the authorities that much info. If the hackers were smart enough to break into the PCI network, then they prolly wont catch them until they make a mistake.
and so comes the mark of the beast...
"How do you steal an atm? wtf "
thats the easy part. the hard part would be getting the money out.
56,000 compromised cards? that's like what .001%. Anyway... credit card companies are very fast to call you if suspicious activity shows up, or turn your card off altogether. And if someone does get a purchase through, they won't blame you anyway.
I once got cheated on ebay.... ebay did nothing, 4square didn't help... but my CC company refunded all my money.
I read the early numbers were more like 10 million credit card numbers compromised. And Stage 1 and Stage 2 information was taken, which they say is enough to clone cards. Some have already been used.
Don't worry - they couldn't get the security codes, so they have to try multiple combinations for each card. This will probably slow em down unless they have a large network of computers to make paralel queries.
Last month i was missing half a milion! ('bout a hundred U.S dollars), Bank replaced it
Today they got 200 grand (40 U.S bucks), n i was shoppin with my gurl! :(
I wanna hack Visa's too :( or yank out an ATM with a Toyota Hilux or sum'n. lol
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Please create a techspot account so you won't have to worry about facebook being shoved down your throat.
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(((WTF)))..........don't turn TechSpot into another social networking site? I think it's time to wake up and smell the coffee there pal, for just the very fact that TechSpot supports an open forum system automatically makes it a social networking site! And the Facebook part of your post, (((WTF))).........."logins"........"outsourced spyware"!?!?!?!? The only thing related to Facebook I see here is the option to click on the "thumbs up like button" down there on the bottom left corner of ones screen. I don't see how having that button down there is TechSpot trying to make this place into a social networking site?
And if you have a problem with Matthew injecting a possible conversation piece, by placing such topics in the weekend Tech reading section, then take it up directly with him, "private messaging" format preferred.
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Please, please, please do not turn this site into another social-network wannabe trying to shove Facebook logins down our throats. PLEASE don't sell your soul to Disqus or a similar broken pile of outsourced spyware.
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You trippin real hard lol
Every Weekend Tech Reading we hear some more bad news that somehow gets us closer to the end of the world.
I loved this part: "Most of your users"
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I do hate this new comments section.
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You mean, if you want to quote him?
If anything excessive quote and requoting adds the potential to make comments on the main site rather long. It probably helps more than hurts if it is not a function immediately available (though wholly available as a user on the forums). But that's my two cents.
We will add quoting back very soon. Don't hate, just ask kindly. We are working the best we can. I know you like this place and we love it ourselves.
As far as I've seen "quoting" is already here, no need to add it! If one wants to hit what was once quoting, just hit the "Reply" option, next to the "like" option there towards the right, it does the same thing! I could be wrong, but the reply feature for me works the same as the old quote feature from the now dead and gone forums!
Zen, they're talking about the front page news entry which is currently missing the quote functionality.
You're right, Julio, my bad. And thanks for the update.
Either way, quoting is needed, and having to spend an extra quarter of a second scrolling past a quote is a necessary evil most people need to deal with so the people actually having a discussion don't have to spend 5 seconds or more looking for which Guest with a controversial opinion someone is replying to.
Zen, they're talking about the front page news entry which is currently missing the quote functionality.
Well I sure feel like a smuck now, misunderstood here I guess! :oops:
I really liked the story about the comments. This by the way 'might' be one of my last comments ever.
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I read just about all of them heh.
It bit difficult to understand what's what without a guide/map showing what has been renamed to what.
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I'm with Julio, I got a kick out of a Guest signing their misguided plea with "Most of your users" there. In my experience, most of the real "users" here make an effort to identify and take ownership of their comments by creating an account. It also seems that most of the flighty headline skimmers and random visitors fall under the "Guest" category (which is very appropriately named). Of course, I know this is generalizing and is not always accurate, but sure seems to fit.
So, Guest, if you want to have a say in how our community is shaped, maybe actually join it? Just a thought...
And it's Schmuck, Zen. lol
And it's Schmuck, Zen. lol
Great, now I've gone from misunderstanding this darn thing, to a person who can't spell, maybe I should go back to school or something!
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— Disappointing as they've been this season, cornerbacks Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie should not be among the many players the Philadelphia Eagles should consider letting go for 2013.
Bringing both back is a lot easier said than done, given their contract situations, but we'll get to that in a minute.
For now, let's just focus on why.
Why? Because they still have a lot left to give.
In Asomugha's case, even though he clearly has lost his ability to stay with elite receivers in single coverage deep down the field, he still knows what he's doing and hasn't come close to losing confidence.
He still can use his size and wingspan to jam receivers at the line and has even become, in recent weeks, a willing tackler. And like DRC, he wants to return next season, regardless if there's a new coaching staff in place.
Last week, he talked about how he wished all the recent changes that have served to essentially fix this defense would have been made sooner. Then we wouldn't be talking at all about coaching or cornerback changes.
"I think what we're doing now has helped everyone's comfort level, especially mine, from what we were doing since the bye week ended," Asomugha said. "I think now [we've] finally jelled over the last two or three weeks on defense, so it's helped us out as a team."
The veteran cornerback was referring to how the switch from Juan Castillo to Todd Bowles as defensive coordinator in October wasn't really validated until the removal of defensive line coach Jim Washburn and his Wide 9 technique earlier this month.
"With what we've been doing defensively, I think everybody is pretty confident with where we are, even though it's taken how many games it's been since the bye week to feel more comfortable," he said.
Asomugha may have played his best game of the season in the Eagles' last game, a 34-13 loss to Cincinnati on Dec. 13.
DRC also seems to be coming around after a firm but nevertheless encouraging kick in the rear end from head coach Andy Reid.
He can be a goofball at times, no question. But his heart and his mind are in the right place.
And his talent is undeniable.
Put it this way: He doesn't seem like the kind of guy who can stay in the coach's doghouse very long.
"You're talking about a very good athlete, smart kid," Reid said. "He has had some ups and downs. As much fun as he has out at practice and does the things that he does out there, he does care. He's learned that through this season. This has been a tough season for him with the ups and downs. You have to make sure that you keep it focused every week. It doesn't matter how the team is doing or whatever the situation is. You stay focused on your job."
Reid seemed satisfied coming out of the last game that DRC had achieved an acceptable level of dependability, despite his flamboyant style.
"He has green hair, I don't care that he has green hair," Reid said. "I don't care about all those things. I just want him to play. When it's time to practice, practice the right way. When it's time to play, play the right way.
"There are some unique characters in this business and there are some unique characters in this room right here. I really don't care about all that as long as you get your job done and keep your nose clean."
As for the logistical problems with their contracts, they can be worked out as well, especially since both players are willing to listen.
DRC is playing out the final year of a rookie contract from his days with Arizona. He's making $2 million.
Surprisingly, he has not been put off that the team has not reached out to try to lock him in with an extension.
"I'm not surprised for the simple fact that the news and things haven't been good around here," he said. "I'm focusing more on the season than just trying to renegotiate.
"But, yeah, I want to be here. Knowing the players and knowing what we have as a team, we're going to get it right. Even if it's a whole new staff in here, for the most part, the players are going to remain intact, and I feel I will be pretty good because we know each other. I feel at home here."
Though Eagles general manager Howie Roseman never comments on contract matters, there is no way the team will pay Asomugha the $15 million he's due next season, not to mention the $24 million his contract calls for over the following two seasons.
On the other hand, Asomugha has a little leverage because $4 million of next year's money is guaranteed. The Eagles don't want to have to pay him that much to walk away, either, so they can get this thing done at the negotiating table, if Asomugha is willing to restructure his deal.
Asomugha was vague on his feelings about that when asked last week. Never said no. Never said yes.
Here's what he did say: "I really wouldn't want to be anywhere else. I definitely want to be back here."
Asomugha still can be a valuable player if put in situations he can handle. He's still the best they're going to find within 20 yards of the line of scrimmage, which is where almost all passes are thrown, and he'd be a good complement to DRC, who can run with anyone and has at least two more Pro Bowl seasons left in him.
The Eagles should try to keep these guys. They're willing and able players who like it here. That should be enough heading toward an extremely complicated offseason in which the team has too many other concerns to have to worry about the cornerback spots as well.
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Longboat Key Club and Resort officials continued their Islandside renovation and expansion presentation to the Town Commission Monday, sending General Manager Michael Welly to the stand to explain how important this project is for the island as a whole.
"We are simply looking ahead to prepare for the future of our members and this island," Welly said. "This project will return Longboat Key to its position as a premier luxury and resort community."
Welly told the commission and approximately 100 people in attendance at Temple Beth Israel that the project would attract year-round consumers, support town businesses all year long and be a complement to amenities in Sarasota and St. Armands Circle.
Loeb Partners Realty President and chief operating officer Michael Brody also testified that close to $24 million has been reinvested back into the Key Club in the last five years to make upgrades and prepare for the Islandside project.
The Islandside project calls for constructing a new Rees Jones-designed golf course; a new clubhouse; a 196-room, five-star hotel with an additional 34 units to be used for luxury residences; a new meeting center; two villa townhomes with a total of 10 units; two condominium buildings with 66 units each; a new wellness center with enhanced spa-and-fitness facilities; and other recreational amenities for club members and guests.
The commission is charged with making the ultimate decision on the project and the issues the club still has with some of the conditions proposed, which includes figuring out a way to guarantee the five-star hotel will be built.
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Autumn Leaves Cake is perfect for a chilly fall afternoon. The cake is flavored with cinnamon, nutmeg, and caramel. The gorgeous decorations are created with colored fondant and Cut-Out Leaf Cutters.


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In general: "She's a legend as far as Divas go. I think she's always overlooked, some people just saw her more as the 'ultimate Diva,' but didn't see her much as a wrestler — and she fought that the whole time she was there. I think everybody will agree that 'Torrie Wilson' is a name that nobody — no true wrestling fan — will ever forget." [...] "I think she's a great in-ring talent. I don't think she got nearly enough as much credit as she should have."
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(Eds: With AP Photos.) By JAKE KREINBERG Associated Press With 1:52 remaining in last week's home finale, Missouri redshirt freshman Andrew Baggett jogged back to the sideline, greeted by high-fives from teammates after kicking a 46-yard field goal.
The Tigers had just taken a 27-24 lead over Syracuse and looked as if they were going to extend their school-record bowl streak to eight. For a program entering the year with 48 wins in its past five seasons, reaching the postseason has been a baseline.
But this year, Missouri's first in the Southeastern Conference, injuries and off-field issues have hampered the team's success. The Tigers (5-6, 2-5 SEC) haven't won consecutive games for the first time since 2001, coach Gary Pinkel's first season with the team.
So when Syracuse drove 81 yards and scored the game-winning touchdown with 20 seconds left, it was another punch in the gut for the home team.
''It's amazing, you're 20 seconds away from winning the game, and when you win it, everything's so much better,'' Pinkel said. ''And when you lose it, everything's so much worse.''
The loss was the team's sixth game decided by seven points or less.
''I don't know if you guys understand how hard we fight, how much we want to win,'' senior left tackle Elvis Fisher said. ''I know that sometimes, a lot of people may say, `It doesn't look like they're even playing that well.' We're fighting our butts off out there. We want to win.''
The Tigers now must win at fellow SEC newcomer Texas A&M (9-2, 5-2) to keep their season alive. Despite having won in College Station the past two years, Missouri hasn't faced redshirt freshman Johnny Manziel, who's guided the ninth-ranked Aggies to the upper tier of their new conference.
Missouri will benefit from the return of junior defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson, who didn't play against Syracuse while suspended for violating team rules. Richardson's 70 tackles are second-most on the team and rank first among interior defensive linemen in the SEC. Without him, the team registered only two tackles for loss and failed to record a sack against the Orange.
Richardson's teammates are eager to move on.
''It's easy for an outsider looking in to criticize the mistakes,'' junior right guard Max Copeland said. ''But criticism's real easy, man. And forgiveness isn't. And that's what we do. That's the nature of our brotherhood. We forgive each other, we love each other.''
The team hasn't said who will be starting at quarterback. Junior James Franklin suffered a concussion in the fourth quarter against Syracuse and is questionable this week. Franklin threw for 279 yards - his best performance of the season - and two touchdowns before leaving the game. After starting all 13 games in 2011, he's missed three starts this year because of shoulder and knee injuries.
Redshirt freshmen Corbin Berkstresser, who threw for 85 yards and led two scoring drives in the fourth quarter Saturday, will start if Franklin can't play. If there were a silver lining to the team's injury woes this season, it would be the experience gained by some of the Tigers' younger players.
''He's progressed as a quarterback at a pretty good rate,'' offensive coordinator Dave Yost said of Berkstresser. ''And really, it's not like he's a backup anymore because he's played so much.''
Missouri has no plans to give up on its season with one sure game remaining.
''Doesn't matter what happens,'' Copeland said. ''You can have big wins, big losses. The fire's still there to compete. That's why we do what we do.''
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Old fashioned elegance reminiscent of the gilded age , the Fairfax makes you feel special. It's a great location in Dupont Circle close to many important sights. The staff was very friendly and the bed was comfortable.
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No complaints here.
I stayed at the Westin Embassy Row from April 3-6, 2004. The location of the Westin Embassy Row is very convenient to the Dupont Circle Metro Station. From there, the entire city (with the exception of Georgetown) is at your fingertips. There was no need to take a cab from Reagan National Airport when it was so easy to take a $1.20 Metro ride. The room was very well appointed, and much more than I had expected. I stayed in a king room, and the bed alone was well worth it. If you have never stayed at a Westin, you should try it at least once. The dual-alarm clock had been reviewed here as "confusing", but I had no trouble setting it (also the time change from daylight savings time).
Great location, average service
Enjoyed a weekend stay in D.C. for the start of the Cherry Blossom Festival and chose the Westin Hotel Embassy Row entirely because of the beds. If you've never stayed at a Westin, start now, the beds envelope you to the point that you don't ever want to rise again...it is indeed heavenly. The location of the hotel is excellent, across from the Phillips Collection, less than a block from DuPont Circle in a safe and clean semi-residential neighborhood. Overall, it was a pleasant enough hotel stay although I opted out of the overly priced hotel food in lieu of the many ethnic restaurants. I have only three complaints: the entire reservation process before arriving at the hotel took no less than six phone calls. Apparently it is impossible to speak to anyone at the hotel anymore to make a reservation. Your toll call is transferred to a toll-free call center somewhere in the heartland and answered by someone who has never set foot in D.C. let alone this hotel. But somehow they want me to buy that they are knowledgable about the hotel.
Nice site--iffy service
Nice room in a great site--Dupont Circle is my favorite of places. They messed up the reservation which I made online and then the charges at checkout. Had I not had a copy of the reservation I would have been in trouble. When I complained online, the manager got back to me promptly and fixed the computer glitch. But I had to pay the long distance fee to call him back . He said if we were ever there again to call him and he would " do something". Wonder what? :)
Needs some improvements
I checked out of this Westin yesterday morning after a four-night Priceline stay. My boyfriend, a Starwood platinum member (we stayed under my name) who has millions of points on various airlines and hotel programs was immediately unimpressed. Here's why: We pulled up in his car; a guy came out to help with the bags. He took two, I took two and my beau took two. I gave the fellow a $5 and asked for three dollars back. He pulled some bills out of his pocket (none appeared to be ones) and looked at me. I reiterated my request; he sighed; and lo and behold he had a pile of ones, of which he gave me three. At the front desk I learned that parking is now $28 a day. Highspeed internet access is $10 per day. We went to our room (small , facing another building's wall, but perfectly nice otherwise); when I tried to open up the second closet door it wouldn't open; it was locked. I called the front desk.
Service Abounds!!!
I am a Starwood Platinum member, having stayed at more than 40 different W, Westin and Sheraton hotels within the last one year alone.
BY FAR this is the finest Westin in North America. The rooms are decent enough, high ceilings, antiques. The staff, however, is what makes this place the best! Always, always, always accomodating...do not miss it.
The restaurant isnt bad either, great Salmon...be sure to try the seafood martini. Great neighborhood too, about 3/4 mile walk downhill to the Lincoln Memorial. Nice small but well-equipped gym too. Enjoy!!!
Class, elegance and privacy at Embassy Row
What an elegant, lovely hotel! It is superb in all ways. The rooms are spacious, with high ceilings, luxury fabrics, and that oh so heavenly bed. The bar (with a great light menu) is a great place to meet friends. My favorite DC hotel by far.
Great hotel
Charming Hotel, Spacious rooms, attentive staff. However houskeeping did not always replenish soap, shampoo, ect.. Location is good except, you do have to cab it everywere. Altough our room had no view to speak of, the room was quiet, and and we enjoyed our stay
Charm and a great neighborhood.
While renovating our house, we stayed at the nearby Westin Embassy Row for nearly a year. We highly recommend it.
The neighborhood is quiet and elegant with charming homes, embassies, and many of DC's best restaurants. The Metro Red Line is just a couple of blocks away, but you're also within easy walking distance to Georgetown, Dupont, Adams Morgan, K Street, the Kennedy Center and more.
The hotel staff is incredible. Yes, the rooms are a bit "old style," but they fit with the character of the city and the neighborhood.
They're large and comfortable and unless you're completely hooked on modern decor, you'll be very happy.
In sum, the Westin Embassy Row is charming, in a great neighborhood, with a wonderful staff. You'll really get a flavor of living in DC.
Great stay at the Westin!
stayed at the Westin Embassy Row over the weekend of Aug.16th and had a great stay. The location is great- quiet, residential area, but only steps away from busy Dupont Circle and the Metro. The staff was friendly and accomodating. We stayed in a 2-room Embassy Suite which was very large and comfortable. Great bed (as always with Westin) and amenities. Decor is a bit stuffy and Old English style (antique furnishings, intricate moldings and carpeting) which is fine with me, although I generally prefer more modern decor. All in all, a great value and location with more than adequate accomodations. Would recommend!
Westin on Embassy Row, D.C.
Was in Washington D.C. for the 4th. Great experience, but heat and humidity was crippling. If you go in the summer, plan to spend time in the Smithsonian or other musuems during the day. The Westin on Embassy Row was the lap of luxury. The individual room cost was high but we bought it as part of our Alaska Airline package vacation so was reasonable and quite a treat. We used the metro to get around town. Once we figured it out, it was fun and cheap.


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