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Colts biggest needs heading into the draft?
Cornerback, receiver, offensive line.
Greetings everyone. Thanks for coming. Looking forward to a good hour.
Paul, it seems after the combine everyone is saying that Cooper may be a better guard than Warmack. Do you think the titans prefer one over the other if they go guard?
My gut feeling says Warmack, but no one outside the building knows for sure.
I love your stuff PK....but isn't Caldwell being happy staying at number 2 kind of a non-story story? What's he supposed to say "There is no one at number 2 that we can't live without and we'll move down to 5 for a few good bananas" ?
I understand your point. But given the overall interest in the NFL and the draft, almost anything anyone in control of the No. 2 pick says about the No. 2 pick qualifies as news on some level. And the trade part was secondary. Saying they have two guys they like there is bigger.
Colts taking back the South this year?
Should be a very good two-team race.
Jaguars roster...more-talented/optimistic on April 11, 2012 or April 11, 2013 (feel free to factor in player development from last year)?
I feel better about the team, but not because of the roster. Because of Dave Caldwell and Gus Bradley.
Paul, prediction for you the Texans end up with Robert Woods within first 2 rounds either by trading back to get better value in the second or with first pick.
I'd like that. And 27 may be a bit high for him depending on what receivers are still there, so a dip back would make sense.
In your opinion, is Roy Miller a better player than Terrance Knighton?
In my opinion he's not going to wander and fade in and out like Knighton did. I expect he'll be more consistent. But will his highs match Knighton's highs? Maybe not. But when did we last see Knighton play at his high?
Any chance cordarrelle patterson is available late first round formColts?
Seems unlikely.
Any chance teams decide to go QB crazy and start drafting them in the early half of first allowing guys like Richardson, Jones, Mingo, and such to fall to the second half of the first?
I don't have a good feeling about the QBs, and believe it would take multiple teams really forcing it for your senario to unfold. But I've written I think a team like the Titans certainly roots for QBs to disappear before their pick, pushing guys to them.
I've been hearing from NFL experts Tennessee should draft either LG Jonathan Cooper or LG Chance Warmack. I don't understand this, considering the fact that they signed LG Andy Levitre last month to a big contract. Whats your input?
Cooper or Warmack would play right guard for the Titans, who have no clear-cut starter at the spot.
Dave Caldwell said the Jags really like 2 players at the 1/2 pick. Any guesses who that 2 might be?
I'd guess Dion Jordan is one of them. I'd hope Geno Smith is not the other.
The right side of the Texans line still worries me. There was an obvious drop-off in the run game and it became terribly predictable as well with most runs going to the left. Could the Texans bypass a receiver in the first for a lineman instead?
I certainly think an upgrade would make sense. But they've said and done nothing to indicate they will move away from Derek Newton.
Colts faced a rebuild last year and drafted to quickly rebuild the offense.Since there is no franchise QB for the Jags to pick will they take a different route and just take best players possible or will they focus on one side of the ball this year and work on the other next year?
The Colts were focusing on offense to surround Luck. Jaguars need to find the guys who need to be surrounded. Odds are they draft close to half and half.
Do you see brandon Lloyd heading to the Texans?...or which other wr may fit in ?
I think they are drafting their receiver.
Colts trade 1st rd picks with 49ers and pick up a 2nd or 3rd rd pick?
Sure. Probably don't get that much. And the 49ers need to want someone at 24.
Interesting you put OL, CB, and WR before a pass rusher in your Colts needs... reason?
Accident. I should have included that. Though they talk like Walden is a three-down guy.
Any chance Michael Griffen gets cut with the additions at saftey?
No. A big piece of a big salary has locked in as guaranteed.
I believe the Colts are a good DT short of having no holes in their D. However, they should consider taking a WR with some upside in the 1st round considering DHB is not a long term solution and Wayne is 34. What would you take with their 24th pick?
With Ricky Jean Francois (swing tackle/end), Aubrayo Franklin, Brandon McKinney and Josh Chapman, they may not need a DT at all. But I certainly wouldn't say they are close to no holes on their D. I'd lean corner but be OK with receiver or offenive lineman or pass rusher.
Was signed to mentor Jake or compete with him for the starting job?
Neither. To back Locker up. Mentoring is a bonus. It's not like you've done all that much in the league.
Do draft picks count toward the salary cap the same as the rest of the roster? How does the cap hit for a team drafting late first round compare to that of a team drafting at the top?
There is no cap hit until a guy is signed. When he signs, it's safe to presume he costs more than the 51st-most expensive guy on the roster. So he takes the place of that guy against the cap. More expensive at the top, for sure, but not in a killer way like it used to be.
I believe Tennessee needs an interior DL. I also believe we need a good 1-2 punch at the CB position because Alterraun Verner cant get the job done opposite Jason McCourty. Your take on this?
I'm OK with Verner starting, but I want him in the slot in nickel and if that means adding an outside guy who will start, great. Interior defensive line is a possibility, but with Sammie Hill, Jurrel Casey and Mike Martin, they've got a petty good three pack.
Hey PK, remember me? What would make me more likely to get on a NFL roster again...continue playing tackle or swap out to TE....BTW, is Marcedes Lewis a better blocker than me?
You're not a tight end for sure.
I think a lot of people feel that the best way to build a team is through the draft, which the Colts certainly did really well (it looks like thus far) last year. But then they go out and sign a bunch of defensive players this year.. Why dont they just stick to the draft?
You only get so many draft picks. It's not like the Colts will pass when their name is called. They are still going to draft. Back end of the roster stunk last year. That won't be the case this year. They don't have to do one or the other, they can do both. They had a lot of money and have to spend a good share of it over time.
How long does Gus get to get this team into the playoffs before being fired?
At least three years.
When do you think Geno will be drafted?
I'd guess between eight and 12.
You've said you suspect Ruston got his way over Munchak in the CJ roster decision. Any indications on how strong opinions were (namely Munchak)?
Maybe he settled down after some time passed. But I think there was a time when Munchak was very unhappy with the prospect of CJ long-term.
Seriously, how do the Colts not win the division this year? Texans are declining, Jaguars are lost, and Titans are mediocre.
Let's not get carried away with Texans declining. They have a lot of talent. A bad finish last year doesn't automatically carry over, just like a good one doesn't.
Will Coby Fleener playing split out be a reliable option should a wr not fall to the Colts?
They have receivers. Reggie Wayne, T.Y. Hilton, Darrius Heyward-Bey, LaVon Brazill. I'm sure Fleener will split out some, but it's not like they'll need to play him as if he's a receiver. And it's not like if they don't draft a receiver at 24 they can't take one later.
Any chance the Titans go CB like Xavier Rhodes at 10? Then hope they can land their guard at 40? Maybe Warford?
Sure. I think 10 is probably a little high for Rhodes, however.
Yes, A. Johnson is in his 30's and HOU doesn't have another vital WR, but HOU defense IMO collapsed in the 2nd half of 2012 because of the injuries they had at LB and they lost Barwin to FA. I'm thinking draft Manti T'eo in the draft. Are you with me?
Nope. They need linebackers for sure. But I don't think they need that one, not in the first round.
I've been hearing the colts should look at safety with Bethea's contract up next year, which I honestly think is ridiculous. It would be smart to add depth, and Bethea is from the old regime, but to me Bethea is a guy you don't let get away if free agency.
They need a third safety anyway. You draft a guy who can be third this year and gives you insurance for Bethea next year. You can't bank on re-signing a guy. But if they lost him next year and needed a replacement, they's have 2014 free agency and draft to replace him too.
Any idea on how much Gregg Williams will be playing a part in the defense this year vs. Gray? Will Gray be up in the Box or will Williams be up there for better view of the field?
I'm not sure they know who will be in the box and who will be on the field. I think Williams will want to be on the field. Gray remains the coordinator with play-calling power. To me, on defense, it's more important who's drawing up the plan than who's making the calls. And they will both be very involved in the plan.
With RB values so low, does it make sense for the Colts to take one in the 1st Rd. if its one of the Top 3 RBs off the board?
I would, as a policy, just not take a first-round running back unless he's clearly Adrian Peterson. And there is no Peterson in this draft.
Do you think putting Luck in a completely new offense will kind of stunt his growth from last season?
I think there is no stunting his growth. And he's worked with Pep Hamilton before, it's not like he's starting from scratch with someone.
PK, should the Texans draft a QB this year since they have an extra pick and knowing that Schaub can't get this team to the superbowl?
If they see a really great prospect they really like, sure. But not to force it to satisfy Schaub critics, no.
As interesting of two-team race as it may be for the AFC South, who do you give a slight advantage to?
Sorry, I think it's crazy to be asked to make predictions before the draft. I don't know who will be on the teams yet.
I believe I've read from you before that you like Iaria's in Indy. Where does it rank in terms of local restaurants that not everyone may have heard of? Unlike St. Elmo's which everyone's heard of...
Iaria's in Indy and El Tiempo in Houston are my two favorite road restaurants in the AFC South. Add breakfast and we'll add Pattachou.
Is inside linebacker a need for the Colts at some point in this draft ?
I don't think so. Three deep with Jerrell Freeman, Pat Angerer and Kavell Conner. Doesn't mean they don't draft one.
Peter, don't you think I would have been better suited to play Johnny Unitis than that Flacco guy? Sure, Joe can pull off the crew-cut, but I really rocked the black high tops back when I was a Colt. btw...I feel we are really not communicating well lately...
I like what you did with the Peter, there.
It used to be that the AFC South placed a priority on players who could stop Peyton. Who is/are the players the rest of the AFC South has to prioritize containing in order to win the division?
They are Andrew Luck and J.J. Watt.
I've heard rumblings there is one (or more) top ten teams that are looking at possibly taking DJ Fluker. Do you think the Titans are one (if the rumor holds any water) or do you think they are a lock for Cooper/Warmack at 10?
No one is a lock for anything. But I don't see taking Fluker ahead of Warmack or Cooper.
Who do u like to win the masters?
Brandt Snedeker.
Do you see TY Hilton being a good fit in with the West Cost Offense?
Let's not outright call it a West Coast offense before we see it. Hamilton is smart and won't completely scrap what Arians did most effectively. Hilton will, I think, do more catch and run than run and catch.
Is it entiry out of the realm of possibility that the Titans run the ball over 60% of their plays this year? Especially if they draft one of those guards at 10.
Even the best run teams seek balance. You run that much more than you throw, you encourage defenses to play for it.
You have tickets on the 50 yard line to the Super Bowl and front row seats to see the Boss on the same night. What do you go see (forgeting that your job would require you to go the Super Bowl)?
Bruce would never schedule against the Super Bowl. My job doesn't require me to go to all Super Bowls. I would go to Springsteen.
What are the differences in skills/abilities between Hilton and DHB, and who do you see higher on the depth chart?
Hilton should start out higher on the depth chart. DHB is much bigger and has been less reliable, Hilton is smaller and shiftier.
Does Hilton automatically classify as a slot receiver because of his size? Or do you think he can develop into a #2 on the outside?
I'd play him outside in two-wide, inside in three wide.
Is there a Peter Kuharsky too?
There is not. Not one I know.
You have to be shocked with the Yankees record with that dismal linup correct?
I thought people were burying them way early. It's baseball. You have to play some games and see. I thought they might win more than people expected early by pitching. I didn't foresee this power.
When CJ rushed for 2k yards he was also great in the passing game. It seemed like palmer got away from that, do you think loggains will use him on screens more?
Yes, but that presumes that CJ will be more interested in catching them than he has been in recent years.
What do you see the biggest weakness is for the titans? Strength?
Quarterback production is the weakness, right now. Locker gets time to change that, of course.
Paul, have you ever attended the Draft?
No and don't really care to.
The internet confirms there is no Peter Kuharsky. The best you get is Peter Kucharski. Therefore none exists. All hail the internet.
All hail.
Is there really a chance Warmack or Cooper fall into the second round?
None at all, I believe.
Think Massaquoi can make an impact this year?
Sure. A nice addition at a spot where they lack depth.
How much more improved do you think the Colts OL is this year?
Significantly with the two additions, and there could be a draft pick to come.
Jags still have nothing at RT, time to get worried?
If you have a hole and the draft is two weeks away, why would you get worried now? Worry about holes AFTER the draft.
PK, I read your blog every day. Tell me, do you think that the Texans could use an old OLB like James Harrison as a starter and mentor the OLBs behind him?
They aren't looking for a starter, I dont believe. And they like their defensive chemistry a lot. I'd be surprised if they think he wouldn't potentially mess with that.
Loved the double take chat about changes to improve NFL experience.Any chance we get more of these type things in the future?
Absolutely. And suggest away ideas for them.
Do the titans fire munch if they go 9-7 but no playoffs?
Depends on how they play to get there, I think.
Would the Colts be thrilled if Cooper or Warmack fell or would they go elsewhere anyway?
Would have to consider either. But I can't see either there at 24.
Would you consider leaving your agent and joining my team?
Absolutely. See what's out there for me and let me know.
True or False: This is one of the better chats we've had in a while.
True. But I like them all equally. It's like having multiple children.
Wrap it up... It's Lunch Time! Thanks Paul
What he said. Thanks folks.


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Wayne Girls Win Class A2 Title Game
- Updated: February 28, 2014
Friday, February 28
Class A2 Title Game
No. 4 Wayne 61, No. 3 Geneva 59
Junior guard Shyana McLeod tied the game on an 8-foot jump shot with about six seconds left, then stole the inbounds pass and hit an off-balance jumper from the baseline with 0.7 left to give the fourth ranked Eagles (13-8) the win and their first sectional title after a wild finish in the Class A2 championship at Finger Lakes CC. Wayne trailed the whole game and by as many as 13 points in the first half and 12 early in the second. McLeod had 17 points and junior guard Brianna Schmid led Wayne with 21 points, including 13 in the second half. Junior forward Mia Morrison's 20 points led No. 3 Geneva (14-7), which had beaten its Finger Lakes East rival twice this season.
WAYNE: Brianna Schmid 21, Taylor Corts 5, Bailey Pratt 8, Hannah Mitchell 4, Mary Panepento 2, Morgan Panepento 2, Shyana McLeod 17, Dominique Hamman 2, Alexis Best 0. GENEVA: Erin Guinan 11, Carmen Sapp 3, Becky Smith 3, Mia Morrison 20, Eliza Maher 9, Lauren DeVaney 0, Janee Joyner 13. 3-point goals: Pratt 2, McLeod, Maher. Fouled out: none. All-tournament team: Bailey Pratt (Wayne), Amanda Zaremski (Eastridge), Mia Morrison (Geneva), Janee Joyner (Geneva), Tiara Filbert (Batavia), Taylor Corts (Wayne). MVP: Shyana McLeod (Wayne).

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The Joel Palmer House
I know it was April when we ate at The Joel Palmer House, but with fall finally upon us in Los Angeles, I keep thinking back to that perfect, mushroom-filled meal. The actual house, which is on the National Historic Register, was built in 1858 by Joel Palmer, a pioneer and leader who founded the town of Dayton, Oregon in 1848 after traveling over the Rockies several times from Indiana.
The current owners are the Czarnecki family who purchased the House in 1996 and moved their successful mushroom-centric cuisine out West. They are obsessed with the fungi in every form including it in almost every menu item. Even the desserts. Personally I was in heaven. Mushrooms and Pinot Noir, all local, what could be better? The family business was started in 1926 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Joseph Czarnecki, the great-grandfather of the current chef/owner Christopher Czarnecki, who took over from his parents in 2008 and continued the traditions his family had long established.
While there aren't many restaurants in this section of the Oregon Wine Country - especially high-end ones - to choose from, what brought me through the door was the beef stroganoff. I just can't resist it. It was one of the favorite meals my mother made when I was growing up. I have her recipe, but I have never been unable to recapture just the right texture and flavor of her version. Since I live 3000 miles away from her I am forced to hunt for it elsewhere. When I saw it on the menu, I had no choice in the matter but to come. The House is beautifully restored, the dining areas fairly formal and intimate. Think your grandmother's house, but more tables. There were almost too many servers, always bringing something, always taking something away, but at least they seemed to care about our experience, which is a plus coming from LA. They were also friendly and knowledgable yet not overly chatty, which I hate. Be pleasant, answer questions and don't make me wait for my meal while you joke with your co-workers. That's all I ask.
After drinking wine all day it was nice to see some carefully-crafted cocktails on the Beverage list. To cleanse the palate, I kept it simple with a Kir Royale. Yeah, still technically wine, but something a bit sweet and bubbly really hit the spot.
Though we had been tempted to order the Mushroom Madness Menu, the thought of eating 8 courses was overwhelming so we went a la carte. They start everyone off with an amuse of Wild Mushroom Risotto with White Truffle Oil. It was light, flavorful and gone in a flash. I could've happily eaten an entire plate of it.
Having done my research, I knew we just had to get the Wild Mushroom Soup (with a cute mushroom cartoon made of creme fraiche on top) and Heidi's Three Mushroom Tart. Both have been on the menu since the restaurant opened and are there to showcase the essence of the freshly foraged wild fungi.
I preferred the soup, which was just one intense spoonful of mushroomy goodness after another. The tart was OK but not memorable. Probably my least favorite item of the night. Perhaps after all these years it needs a bit of reinvention.
We received a bit of a surprise when the Scallop Quenelles arrived at our table. It wasn't something we ordered so we were initially confused, but then our server told us it was complements of one of our wine country friends. It was one of his favorites things on the menu and since he knew the chef, he called ahead to make sure we tried it…on him. Quite a classy move.
I am not usually a big seafood fan, but this dish I could eat everyday, though my arteries would not be able to survive. I don't want to know how many calories were in this dish, which was pureed scallops poached and served with a lobster mushroom-tarragon cream topped with black trumpet popcorn and trout caviar. Though assuredly calorie-packed, it wasn't as heavy as I expected, the flavors just melting together in your mouth. One of my favorite seafood dishes of the year.
For dinner I had to have a glass of Pinot Noir. The Man was driving so a bottle was out of the question. I was unfamiliar with all my By-the-Glass options since it was all from Oregon, which until this trip was completely unknown to me. I was thrilled to learn the Sommelier was a woman, still a rarity these days. Andréa Fulton-Higgins has been working in the industry for over 30 years and have I to give her props. She nailed exactly what I wanted from my description of the style I was looking for. Believe me that is not an easy thing to do. And it wasn't the most expensive glass either. She clearly knows the list, which is seriously impressive considering how extensive theirs is.
About the wine list: Pinot isn't cheap, from anywhere but certainly not in Oregon. If you don't want to pay a significant markup, bring your own bottle with you. The $20 corkage is a little steep, but fairly standard in restaurants of this type. You will still most likely save a lot of money. Hell, you're already out wine-tasting, it's not hard. Plus at least you know you already like the wine.
Even though we both wanted the Beef Stroganoff I was almost full and glad I opted for the Pan-Seared Duck Breast. I have to say I enjoyed the lightness and flavors of my entree which came with cilantro pesto, kale and Schezwan pepper scented Jasmine rice; however, the Stroganoff was pure bliss. As a couple, we've instituted an "order and switch" policy over the last few years that has been working quite well for us. Especially when there's several things on a menu you're dying to try. I am fairly certain I could not have finished a whole bowl and it was seriously too good to waste.
I asked Chef Chris about the recipe when he visited our table (something he does for everyone) and he told me it was a long-standing family recipe that they've been making since his grandfather's original fine-dining restaurant in Pennsylvania. You could taste the care and history in every bite. While it's certainly a bit old-fashioned, that's exactly what I was hoping for.
I can honestly say we throughly enjoyed our meal here. It's an old-school place in the best sense of the word: quiet, controlled, intimate, classy. You can actually hear your dinner companion speak. You won't be finished in an hour. You will spend a significant amount of money (entrees are $25-$45), but in this instance I was happy to part with it. It's not remotely modern - from the service to the menu to the dishes - and that's OK. There are plenty of other places out there that fit that bill. This is a home and they made me feel welcome. I left satisfied, which is all you can ask from a night out.
A Caveat: They are pretty clear about their culinary mission, so if you crave mushrooms you will love this food.
The Joel Palmer House
600 Ferry Street
Dayton, OR
Lisa Dinsmore is a writer, web programmer, movie and wine lover. She currently runs two review websites to share her passions: www.crazy4cinema.com and www.dailywinedispatch.com. She is also the Managing Editor of One for the Table.
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Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 2176 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by havanashirl Great location Hotel was very good for location, room/bed, and hospitality room for SPG members. Manager Anna was very friendly when we checked in and treated us to a free bottle of wine, signature spring water and couple of apples that were sent to our room the first night. We ate at local spots so cannot comment on the restaurants. Overall great experience. September 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mike56 Great location, wonderful amenities My family has stayed at this hotel several times. The breakfast buffet at the club level was perfect for us. It had great fruit and healthy food selections and the attendants were very friendly and efficient. The fitness facility was first class. Among the best! Our check-ins have always been handled quickly and without problem. We shall return July 24, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Bruno1984 Well located hotel, poor spg recognition This hotel is ideally situated in midtown manhattan. The rooms are very comfortable, but the toilets are quite small and not so easy to use. My spg gold status has not been recognized properly, and I could choose my free gift only upon request. Check-out formalities were long, the agent had issues in finding my e-mail address in my spg account. December 2, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Floridays Some surprises The lobby was unusually crowded daily. Took over 20 minutes to get an elevator to our room on check in day. Were given wrong times for the club room breakfast at check in. Club level was usually crowded and no seats were available. Location is exceptional but all the other issues make it less than desirable. We will be going back to the Westin. December 10, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jeanette83 Great location Very small room that was nicely decorated. The thermostat is controlled by movement, when you are in bed sleeping, the room temperature can get very uncomfortable. The morning water pressure and temperature were unacceptable. I couldn't wash my hair. The water was tepid to cold. I really liked the location of the hotel and the customer service. May 3, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Robert1205 Sheraton Times Square I stay at this hotel often but my most recent stay December 7 -10 was disappointing. Only one out three elevators servicing the 28th floor was working for most of my stay. Access to the lobby and room were therefore difficult with exceptional waits for the one elevator. The bar service was so overwhelmed that getting drinks was a nightmare. December 11, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SES1961 Nice location in NYC Nice hotel. Close to many attractions. I have stayed here now three different times for a conference or a conference close by. My only problem was the safe in the room did not work and I was told that none of these type of safes worked. Why was it not replaced or at least taken out of the room? Concierge service very good. Friendly staff. December 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by galago05 Attentive housekeeping staff. We were in town to get married and had not let the hotel know in any way. Nevertheless, some of the housekeeping staff saw us coming back to the hotel after the ceremony (all dressed up) and wrote us a really nice card and brought a bottle of sparkling wine. Highly appreciated. April 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MKAtlanta warm welcome after long absence I came to NYC for a weekend after months away. The hotel management remembered me in-person from many frequent stays over past years. Less than an hour after checking-in, a bottle of wine, and a bowl of fruit were sent to my room along with a hand-written note from Kenny - the manager on-duty. Talk about warm hospitality from a big NYC hotel. August 1, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Carlo Great Location When ever we travel to Manhattan, New York, we always stay at the Sheraton. The hotel is very clean and the rooms are fantastic. There is easy access to the subway station on the corner and plenty of restaurants in the area. All of the points of interest (Times Square / Radio City Music Hall and other attractions are within walking distance. December 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Elomda This hotel is great Both my wife and I have enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The staf were great, friendly and helpful. The location is perfect. close to all needed and desired activities. Its a recommended hotel. May 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DMac1970 What a wonderful NYC experience The folks at the Sheraton on 7th Avenue could not have been more accommodating. When I explained to the front desk staff that I was trying to mix business with a little bit of pleasure, they went OVER AND ABOVE to make sure my 2-day stay with them far exceeded my exceeded my expectations. I will definitely stay there again (hopefully soon). October 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Spock Good location, lives up to Sheraton Brand Staff was prompt and helpful and recognized my gold status and gave me a nice room with as much a view as can be expected in NYC! Great location around midtown Manhattan. Bed and room was clean and comfy. We did have a corporate reception event at the hotel and it was well catered. Didn't have time to experience the bar or coffee downstairs. April 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by TChap12 Front Desk Staff Under Qualified The front desk staff and management were unconcerned with efficiency and process. Their attitude was one of customer dismissal, and their demeanor was not welcoming. As an SPG flagship my expectation for the Sheraton NY Hotel and Towers would be one of customer service excellence not the substandard mediocrity their staff regularly provides. July 30, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by LD222 Recent Stay The hotel was very nice. Room was clean & tidy. Location was great. Short walking distnace from the heart of Times Sq. (5 min). The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. All you need to do is ask! The bed was too hard (over firm) for my liking. However, since it's close to the office I was working with, I definately would staty again. May 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by YALE Great Hotel for NY I've travel to NY often and the Sheraton Towers NY is my home away from home. The hotel is conveniently located with the the metro right outside its door and all the activiites in the city. The hotel staft, especially those woking at the Executive Lounge, are wonderful people. It's help to be a regular there as they know you and greet you. May 26, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Greg20140214 Customer Service We had a horrible experience on our floor with a domestic dispute outside our room in the early morning hours with the individual screaming and kicking the door. We had called for security, however, management never offered to change our room. It was disappointing as we were frequent SPG members who were on a club floor. February 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by MaryAnn21 Excellent Location The hotel's excellent location is within walking distance of many great attractions within Times Square. The subway stop directly on the corner of the hotel is very convenient. It takes you to Battery Pary, 911 Memorial, Herald Square, Yankee Stadium (just to name a few). This is my second stay at the Sheraton and I would stay there again. June 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gretchen A Good Night's Sleep I loved the room at the Sheraton Times Square because it was so condusive to a good night's sleep in the heart of NYC! The bed was oh so comfortable as were the bed linens and pillows. The room was quiet and the air conditioner was working properly and was very quiet. I will return to this perfectly-located hotel on my next stay in NYC. September 16, 2013
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Rated 4 out of 5 by chaneldy Guest check in My check in was great. However, I added my sister's name to the room so she can pick up the key the following day. I gave her room # 3035 instead of 5035. The check in staff was mean to my sister when 3035 wasn't under my name. Then my sister asked her to look under Mandy Chan instead. I was surprise the staff would be mean to my sister. June 26, 2012
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Started by (feral)epg , Jan 09 2013 01:02 PM
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Posted 09 January 2013 - 01:02 PM
My mum has just given me a pile of the baby clothes she used for me and my sister (so 36 years old!) - and she is so keen to see me using them.
There are a few cute little linen / lace dresses - so I'm happy to handwash these and use them for 'special occasion's but can't imagine them standing up to regular use.
And then there are the hand knitted wool outfits . They're old, they smell musty, they are stained. I can't be bothered handwashing them in cold water and flat drying them once let alone regularly. My inclination is to just bin them, but Mum will be devastated.
Should I suck it up and give them all a wash and then use them once, take a photo and keep Mum happy, or should I just be honest with her and say I hate them and would prefer not to dress bub in 35 year old clothes?
Posted 09 January 2013 - 01:09 PM
Can you dress your child's toys in them?
I would suck it up and give them a wool wash - they won't smell then and IMHO handknits are the most delicious thing on a baby.
Take some photos, keep Mum happy and then after baby has vomited on them you might 'accidentally' run them through the machine and ruin them.
That being said my friend washes all her delicate hand knitted stuff in the washing machine, on cold, in a lingerie bag... no calamities thus far... and her eldest is 12!
Posted 09 January 2013 - 01:13 PM
Might just do that (cold wash, in linen bag) - if they survive great, if not then I guess they weren't going to.
Not sure how much use I can get out of woollen jumpers in Perth in summer regardless!
Posted 09 January 2013 - 01:27 PM
Another idea is to maybe frame the best/nicest etc - like a memory photo of an outfit
Posted 09 January 2013 - 01:35 PM
The linen dresses you can place on a really nice coat hanger and hang up in the babies room so it is on show. I have done that with a couple of really nice dresses that my girls wore as babies and it looks really nice.
As for the knitted outfits I would either hand wash them or wash them in a delicates bag and see how they come up. You could always put one or two on a couple of teddy bears in the bedroom.
Posted 09 January 2013 - 01:38 PM
I'm with countrymel - Im a knitter and always wash DDs hand knits in the machine in a lingerie bag using wool wash.
Posted 09 January 2013 - 05:12 PM
I washed all my babies hand knitted items in a lingerie bag in my machine. Ere were no issues and all survived well.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 10:26 AM
I was given a few old clothes from my G'ma and no matter how many times I soaked, washed and hung the clothes in the sun, they still had that awful musty smell. They weren't heirlooms, just a few items she had picked up years ago and hadn't given away.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 10:42 AM
I would put it in a lingerie bag and put it on a gentle cycle.
I wouldn't be throwing them out though that's for sure!
Posted 11 January 2013 - 10:54 AM
BTW, most things are only considered antique when over 100 years old I doubt you or your baby clothes are antique.
I know you where being tongue in cheek....
Posted 11 January 2013 - 11:01 AM
Should I suck it up and give them all a wash and then use them once, take a photo and keep Mum happy,This
I was given so many hand knits from various eras for DS. Some were in better nick than others. Like you said in your OP, I couldn't be a*sed washing them, so didn't really use them and I regretted it. Have unpacked and washed them for DD
Posted 11 January 2013 - 11:02 AM
See, now I would've loved that. Mum didn't keep any of our baby clothes
There's no way I'd bin something like that, your Mum kept them for 36 years, clearly they mean something to her. If you really hate them, I'd wash them, let bub wear them once, take some pics, then hold onto them for a while then offer them back to her.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 11:03 AM
I'd love clothes like that for my future baby and did dress my kids in clothes similar to that when they were babies. I like them b/c they suit the cooler climate where I live and they generally wear well. There's an op-shop near me that has ladies who still knit these clothes for sale and I often buy from them.
OP, I'd wool wash the clothes and then after taking photo's for your mum I'd carefully pack the clothes away for when you are a Grandma yourself to hand them on The thought of you chucking them in the bin makes me so sad, please save them for your grandkids and if you really don't want to do that, just donate them to an op shop or sell online to someone who will love them.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 11:08 AM
DS has worn stuff I was in as a baby and I love it! He may only wear them once or twice, but do it when he visits your mum, take a photo and she will be happy
And I have dressed teddies in some of them too
Posted 11 January 2013 - 11:10 AM
Wash the woollen ones as suggested by other PP's, in a delicates bag and on a gentle or wool wash. Then, if you really can't bear to have your child wear them even once, donate them to a hospital (for premmies or still births) or a refuge for the babies who don't have a lot of anything. You could even donate the rest of the clothes to the same places if you are sure you don't want your child to wear any of them.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 11:22 AM
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See, now I would've loved that. Mum didn't keep any of our baby clothes
There's no way I'd bin something like that, your Mum kept them for 36 years, clearly they mean something to her. If you really hate them, I'd wash them, let bub wear them once, take some pics, then hold onto them for a while then offer them back to her.
Absolutely this. Please don't throw them out! When you realise you have finished having children you might look at some itty bitty clothes they wore when you brought them home from the hospital and decide to set them aside too.
Take some photos and keep them somewhere safe. We have a shawl that my husbands great grandmother was brought home in. So there are something like 5 generations of photos taken in that shawl
Posted 14 January 2013 - 01:37 PM
Hmm my mum kept some of my old clothes and now that I am expecting, I might jsut use them for my kid! But if you really don't like using old clothes, the best way would be like as some ridcully have said, don't throw them out! keep them they are a legacy and full of memories
Posted 23 January 2013 - 09:37 PM
My mum gave me some of my old baby stuff that I had as soon as she found out I was pregnant and told me that I could use it for this baby or keep them. I was very touched and think it is a beautiful gesture.
I already plan on bringing home our DD in an outfit I wore as a baby (I was a winter baby as well luckily!). Some toys I had in my childhood, I have already cleaned up and they are sitting waiting in our baby's room.
If you do decide to not want to use them for your baby, please don't throw them out - keep them in the cupboard or try to give them back. They are a priceless sentimental item and imo if your mum found out you threw them out or passed them on, she might be devasted. She kept them for a very long time for a reason.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 01:58 AM
I would see if your mom has any photos of you as a baby in the clothes. Then I would take photos of my baby in the clothes and frame the clothes and the pictures in a shadow box.
I have nothing from my childhood, no pics as a baby in fact I think the first picture I have of me as a child, I was about 9, so I think it's lovely that your mom kept your baby things.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 10:53 PM
Thanks for all the responses! I bit the bullet and just put the lot in the washing machine but in a lingerie bag and on a cold / gentle cycle and they've come out fine so they'll definitely see some use - and will be sure to take pictures for very excited first time grandmother.
PS granny is currently madly knitting a shawl which MUST be ready for me to take baby home from hospital in so the collection of family memorabilia is steadily growing already.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 10:58 PM
My Mum gave me baby clothes that I'd worn as a baby. I did the wash and took a pic of DD in them and have now bagged them up for DDs children... LOL here's your G'mas and your old baby stuff. If they get worn one for a pic it would amuse me. Do unto others etcetc
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the sun mosaic-ing off stained-glass wings
and burnished copper,
deep in the forest where mushroom cities sprawl
and skittish deer wait out the changing seasons.
The ancient aunts groom my Unca Bob's antennae
as they talk stories of our legacy.
"We was made inna cottage
at the far tips of the highest mountain
to a woodsman's calloused hands,"
they always begin
and the tight curly-cue of my wings
settle into silence.
"Him was a giant
in the middle of cold metal sidewalks
and strange flickering daylight;
tha on'y man left
and born with a secret to share."
It's always around now
Aunt Abner lets out a choked snore
and the other two forget that we're listening, quiet.
The woodsman was a healer-type,
they used to tell it,
though they've never agreed
if he was always fixing those too lost to find themselves
or finding himself too lost to fix.
The silence never lasts long;
the forest will shrug a tree into falling,
a swallow will swoop in
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New Belgium Brewing's 2014 Clips Beer and Film Tour
Friday, 10/24/2014 – 07:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Margaret Pace Park
1775 N. Bayshore Drive,
Miami, Florida 33137
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Cost: Free
New Belgium Brewing's annual Clips Beer & Film Tour is coming to Miami for the first time. Clips offers a venue where guests can try New Belgium's most esoteric beer offerings, while watching short films created by New Belgium fans. Many of New Belgium's Lips of Faith beers can be hard to come by and Clips offers the best way to try them. Up to 17 varieties from Lips of Faith to brewery classics will be on tap.
This beer-toting, film-traveling, nonprofit-benefiting show is going coast-to-coast hitting 21 cities in its fifth year with 100 percent of the proceeds from beer sales benefiting local nonprofits. Since its inception in 2010, Clips has raised close to $400,000 for nonprofits nationwide. Clips is a fundraiser for Urban Oasis Project – outside alcohol is not permitted.
New Belgium selects approximately 20 short films for the tour each season. All selected filmmakers for the 2014 tour receive a trophy-worthy beer in a custom screen-printed bottle, made exclusively for the winning submissions. This year, the chosen films include a banana with an attitude, ultra marathoners running with stubborn animals, neon spandex and much, much more! It's a diverse and highly entertaining line-up with something for everyone.
"Clips is a great place to come together with friends and relax," said Christie Catania, Clips National Special Events Manager. "It is an outdoor evening gathering, where you can connect with friends, watch films and enjoy good beers. One-hundred percent of proceeds from beer sales benefits your local nonprofit."
Other tips:
Food is welcome; alcohol is not (leave that to us).
Bring low chairs or blankets – or lounge on the grass.
Entire families are welcome.
Bring your I.D. if you plan to sample beers!
Bring a water bottle – New Belgium gives away water for free.
Dogs are welcomed on a leash, under control, and by their owner's side.
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Wet T-Shirt Chick Faceplants After Getting Wet Down
Posted by biggiesmallz on Dec. 08, 2012
Posted by biggiesmallz on Dec. 08, 2012
Is contestant three wearing anything below the waist?
"... because just competing in the wet t-shirt contest wasn't enough to make her parents proud." What parents?
Yes plz
Naturale incredible here http://youtu.be/cebtKqZ7rSs
what Norman responded I am inspired that a student able to earn $6846 in one month on the computer. did you read this web link,,, http://ace60.com
looked like that hurt, let's go back to my place and bandage things up :-)
guess afterwards she sucked off the douche on the microphone
why'djew STOP THE VIDEO THERE?
Dumb Whore!
i bet she feels like such an ugly loser
I still would
who wants a shirt?
If you think Brenda`s story is something..., 5 weeks ago my boy frends sister easily made $9537 just sitting there a fourty hour month from home and their roomate's step-mother`s neighbour has been doing this for six months and earned over $9537 in there spare time on there pc. follow the tips available at this link. Big44.com
This is god's way of telling her to get back in my bed or back in the kitchen!
daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam saaaaan
Art Mann was there to interview her afterwards
between 3-5 second she shakes her titties an one oops came out and she quickly covers it
poor dear :( I hope she won.
If she had boobs she would have bounced back up.
"oh hell yeah!"
9 in looks, 2 in grace
I'm head over heels for that girl
More like belly flop...
I thought wet tshirt contestants were suppossed to have boobs.
no faceplant here, just a trip and fall. wtf's up ppl overusing the word faceplant. if face doesn't meet ground before any other body part, it's not a faceplant.
Thats what you get for entering wet tshirt contest with itty bity titties
as if her life wasn't shitty enough
damn those chicks are hot!!! fap fap fap
No fat chicks!!
She forgot her magic levitating wooden spoon in the kitchen.
After receiving her Bachelors degree in Political Science, Wet T-Shirt Chick graduated from Yale and is now a high-profile lawyer fighting for women's rights.
would be better if they poured beer on her
I've never seen a kitchen with a pool in it. Cool!
The Rufie kicked in just a little too early.
she's used to being horizontal
thats disgusting that theu have those contests
This is the saddest "contest" ever
She wanted to get bang already.
nice editing job break y'all suck.
ha i see what you did there
how hard up are you?
her implants washed off and she tripped on em
In the kitchen.
I gave you a thumbs up, not for your comment, but for your avatar..
Not as disgusting as your spelling and grammar.
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by Lana Hope cross posted from her blog Wide Open GroundIn a post the other day, I mentioned that homeschoolers tend to be sheltered from secular ideas – to the extent that homeschool students are often not allowed to disagree with their parents or formulate their own opinions. The post lacked clarity in several areas. I am a graduate student and have been writing extensive term papers this month. So I rushed the post. Quite frankly, if I turned in a paper as undeveloped and unclear as that post, I'd get a bad grade. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Wanting More is "Pride"?
by Kelly Crawford of Generation Cedar - The Mission Field of Motherhood Another major problem is that we all fight that part of our flesh that wants to do something important, barely able to comprehend the importance of being faithful in the mundane. We struggle with the sin of pride, wanting to be recognized. … [Read more...]
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Our 2 bedroom 2 bathroom recently updated loft condo unit is very well stocked and ready for you to enjoy. With it's 16 foot ceiling and full wall of windows it has a nice open airy feel. Along with free wireless internet, it also comes with free long distance phone calls to canada and the usa.
The pavilion has two barbecue's, full kitchen, a large picnic area, a relaxing hot tub, and a beautiful pool are there to provide you with a relaxing afternoon or a quiet evening after a day at the beach. Wander the well maintained grounds and visit with the friendly residents and guests.
Whether you prefer diving or snorkeling, or driving up the coast to enjoy the shopping and restaurants. Or you want to enjoy some of hawaii's best golfing, it is all right outside the door of this beautiful condo. There is a shopping centre within a few minute walk providing you with shopping, restaurants, drugstore, post office and groceries.
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James O'Sullivan will join Penn State's University Libraries, on Aug. 1, in a newly formed position as the digital humanities research designer (DHRD), reporting to the Publishing and Curation Services Department. In this position, O'Sullivan will work directly with members of the Penn State community, especially faculty and students as well as staff in the humanities. As the DHRD, he will consult on a variety of initiatives, advising scholars in the design and development of their projects, helping them apply various tools and methods in explorations of their research questions, and training humanists in the use of emerging technologies.
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1:03 - Raw footage of a clash between Brazilian protesters and police the morning of the World Cup opening.
1:52 - Volunteers and local officials are rushing to help undocumented women and children dropped off in Arizona by the Department of Homeland Security
9:26 - Michael McCabe's job as a filmmaker has taken him to unsafe corners of the globe where being interrogated by local authorities, and sometimes detained for obscure reasons, is no rarity. But his recent trip to Honduras has been the most worrisome yet.
1:44 - Police said a military jet slammed into a Southern California neighborhood and exploded into flames, though the pilot and everyone on the ground emerged unhurt, officials said.
4:13 - Fox News' Bill O'Reilly with Fox News Latino contributor Raoul Lowery-Contreras and attorney Francisco Hernandez.
1:54 - It's winter time in Brazil—what does that mean in terms of the weather?
3:27 - Judge rules that U.S. Marine will stay in Mexican prison.
2:24 - The night Andrew Tahmooressi was arrested, his first call was to 911. He told the operator that he'd been stopped at the border and the officials were "trying to take my guns away."
0:38 - After an uproar from Latino activists and authors, Chipotle Mexican Grill has responded to the lack of diversity in its new branding campaign.
2:48 - Vietnam veteran recently discovered he wasn't a citizen.
0:37 - Hailstorm covers streets in ice in city that will host the opening match of the World Cup in less than a month.
0:51 - Mario Hernandez served in Vietnam and worked for the Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons using a Social Security number he received when he arrived in the country as a child. The 58-year-old man discovered the authorities did not list him as a citizen or a permanent resident, when he tried to take a cruise with his wife.
0:41 - A massive rebel bombing struck a military base on Wednesday in Wadi Deif, northwest Syria, according to the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
0:31 - Students demand release of those arrested during camp evictions.
2:21 - The National September 11 Memorial Museum opens this week deep beneath ground zero, 12½ years after the terrorist attacks.
0:30 - Anti-government march to mark three months of street protests against the government of Venezuelan President Maduro. Protesters were trying to reach the Vatican's diplomatic offices to call on Pope Francis to intervene.
1:59 - Firefighters were battling intense flames at a house that was the scene of an officer-involved shooting in the town of Brentwood, N.H.
5:32 - The mother of the US marine held in a Mexican prison says his son feels much more hopeful after hearing of the efforts to bring him back.
0:36 - Jill Tahmooressi says her son, Andrew, is being held in a Mexican prison on trumpted up gun charges.
3:42 - A powerful storm system moved through a large swath of the South, killing more than two dozen people from Arkansas to Alabama over more than two days of destruction.
0:37 - One year after a pair of homemade pressure-cooker bombs killed three people and wounded more than 260 others at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, runners started filtering in Monday morning.
0:49 - Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the Nobel laureate whose novels and short stories exposed tens of millions of readers to Latin America's passion, superstition, violence and inequality.
0:45 - Colombian novelist and Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia coming out of his home to greet reporters gathered to celebrate his 87th birthday.
0:33 - Robber attempts to steal from woman as she is being interviewed about crime on television.
8:40 - Aaron Rodriguez, a 24-year-old student protest leader, told Fox News Latino the talks aimed at reconcilation exclude students and the people of Venezuela.
1:14 - Student protest leader, Aaron Rodriguez explains.
1:28 - Woman found guilty of fatally stabbing her boyfriend with stiletto heel.
1:18 - A nearly naked woman was arrested after a destructive rampage inside a Florida fast food restaurant last month, and now surveillance footage of her alleged tirade is going viral.
2:25 - Fox's Will Carr gets an exclusive look inside the most sophisticated tunnel that stretches from Tijuana to an industrial park in San Diego. The tunnel is more than 700 yards long and includes lighting, ventilation and an electric rail system.