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Rated 3.9 out of 5 by 479 reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5 by jt2355 Undergoing Construction -- Beware I was not notified that this hotel is undergoing major construction and has very limited food choices as a consequence. There was no gift shop to buy snacks, the room service menu was extremely limited, and the food at Starbucks looked old and not at all fresh (i.e., fermented looking fruit cups). I was hungry my whole stay. March 20, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Anin Rude and Unhelpful Staff The hotel management clearly does not care about its guest. There is ZERO recognition for a SPG Platinum Guest (a Lifetime Gold). There was an unwillingness to be helpful. We had requested two connecting rooms (for our young children) and they did not even bother to do that. We had actually called ahead and even had the SPG Pltinum concierge call to arrange this. The front office staff is the WORST of any SPG hotel we have stayed in. In particular, the front office manager had an awful attitude and probably is ill-suited to be in any customer service role. One of the elevators trapped my husband for a short while, the door of one of the three rooms we had got stuck and the airport shuttle was late. The staff at the restaurant was exceptionally nice and helpful and so was housekeeping and valet. No one was there to help at the Fitness Center or answer any questions about potential spa treatments. There is a cavalier attitude towards guests. June 6, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by J1223 Nice staff, good location, few things need improvement Dirty bathroom when we checked in, called to have it taken care of while we were out for the evening and it was not done. Service express sent a $5 coffee shop certificate to say sorry and cleaned it a day after check in. Room was well worn, furniture scraped up, carpet was shredding, tiles were loose in bathroom very surprising for a Westin... December 28, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mags23 Nice Hotel This is where the convention that I was attending took place so this was really the only choice. My only suggestion for improvement is that the restaurant has the slowest service ever and I would rate the food average at best. For the price I was expecting a little more. Perhaps a little more staffing for events that will fill it up this much. October 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rap541 Very Welcoming I was at the hotel for the Creation Stargate Convention and frankly the hotel is one of the reasons I am going to attend this convention at the same hotel in 2013. Scifi fan conventions can bring out a different sort of crowd and I have gone to cons where it's really obvious that the hotel staff was off put by the costumes and behavior of the con guests. Not at this hotel! The staff was excellent and incredibly responsive and the rooms were beautiful. Convention attendees receiving a discount at the hotel resteraunt was a definite plus as well - it was a nice change from other conventions I've attended where the "weird scifi fans" - who generally are *wanting* to spend their money - are given the back of the bus treatment. Any time I had a question for the staff, I got an answer with a smile and a really genuine response. I got the vibe that the hotel was happy to have us there and it made an already fun weekend just extra special. Way to go! September 30, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Dave99 Sweltering in Chicago I attended a two day conference at this property this week. During the stay, my pesonal room and especially the conference rooms were not comfortable. I realize that it was warm and humid outside, but tolerating the same weather in the meeting rooms and particularily at night in my personal room made this stay a very unpleasant experience. June 28, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Norton81 Wet rooms with no assistance We had a clear leak in our room. The whole end of our hallway was musty and damp. The carpet by our bathroom was saturated and the ceiling was bubbling. We would slip walking in an out of the bathroom the floor was so wet. We complained at the front desk and they said they would have it fixed or offer us a different room. They did neither! August 8, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by csaf123 great location off I-294 Westin is a beautiful hotel. The only downside to our stay was the bedding was not as "heavenly" as at other Westin Hotel's we've stayed in. The a/c is tricky to use....took us two nights to figure out comfort level and thirdly, the shower curtain had a slight moldy smell. Other than that, very clean accommodations and very polite staff. October 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by CT3SNP AXPONA event attendee with family Great venue for this event. Did a great job of accommodating our family. Exhibit rooms comfortable and functional. Nice central location for the event. Close to downtown Chicago attractions. Excellent effort by hotel staff all the way to checking out of on-site parking. Thanks! April 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MplsBachelor Excellent Staff, Excellent Stay Stayed at Westin O'hare for a bachelor party weekend in Chicago. Right next to the Blue line and airport shuttle is awesome. Matthew and Cecilia (spelling?) were my favorite people in the world. They helped with a lot of requests and really did a good job of putting up with me. I have nothing but good things to say about this property! August 26, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Austonian Superb Hotel All-around superb hotel with exceptional front door and front desk staff. Location is great—easy access to city (35min) via train and to O'hare (5 min) via hotel shuttle or train. Two areas for improvement: 1) The WestinWORKOUT®: the gym facility is just OK for me. The hotel recently removed the more traditional strength training workout equipment and went to more of a feng shui wellness room with some free weights, mats and nice cardio equipment. I now use a near-by gym when traveling to this location. 2) The Westin Heavenly Bed: the signature Westin Heavenly Bed has little 'Heavenly' left in it at this particular property. Existing mattresses across a large number of rooms are end of life. Did I find plywood under one mattress? ; ) I love this hotel, but…gotta fix that one. It's my understanding management plans to do just that. Later this year, it is rumored the hotel will undergo an extensive renovation and will be refreshing their rooms. Sweet! September 13, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by DisappointedGuest27 Westin is skimping Airline bumped my flight and put me here. I have stayed at Westin's elsewhere a decade ago and was expecting the same level of service. Was disappointed. Wifi was not included, nor was breakfast. These are basic amenities even crappy motels have the sense to include. Staff was helpful I don't fault them for this corporate skimping. December 21, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Steph1 Hotel should be closed during renovation For an airport convenience hotel, this is not cutting it. You cant have no food service after 10 with people arriving all hours. Was told there was at least a vending machine on my floor which there was not (I was starving to even go look!) While i was waiting for van -1/2 hour--at least 2 of the other hotels each went by. January 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by grounded1 Quick Stay Despite the renovation going on in the Hotel I found the rooms to be in great condition and despite being an older hotel the Air conditioning / heating system was awesome. Most of the hotels I stay at (Westins) have old AC / Heating systems that are too loud. This one was awesome. Staff was awesome and extremely helpful! February 3, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by IYIarv Airport Location The hotel was undergoing renovations so it was understandable that it seemed in disarray. My room was comfortable but with an awkward bathroom. Rooms can be easily renovated but I believe hotel bathrooms bump a hotel to the next level. I'll give this hotel a second chance and hope to receive a better room upon my return. January 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rap541 Fantastic! I just got back from the Stargate convention and I wanted to make sure the hotel staff knew how awesome the stay was. For starters the room was great, and my friend and I adored the Heavenly beds. My friend arrived before I did and the staff made sure she was comfortable. It was a scifi convention and I have been to hotels where the staff was put off by the weirdness but one reason I like this particular con is that the hotel itself is very welcoming. I do want to give special kudos to the hotel restaurant. The food was fantastic - there was not one meal I didn't enjoy. My friend with me had allergies, and Marlon the waiter was not only attentive to it, he made sure in subsequent visits to let us know what my friend could and couldn't have, and he also had a wonderful sense of humor. Olga and Manuel were also wonderful. Really the meal service was just really attentive and I liked that a lot. The staff made us feel special. Also the pool was pretty nice :D August 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by dstover Convenient Convenient to airport. Staff was very friendly. June 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by hungry123 not so much I understand the challenges when going through a rennovation, but a hotel like this should provide options to buy supplies for my room, like snacks, beyond just a vending machine. I checked in at 8:00 and the gift shop is closed..... Chicago in the winter; sure, I don't mind walking a mile to the convenience store. January 23, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by DeanP Staff did not follow through wasnt asked about green program at checkin. checkin took 45 mins but no one was in front of me in line. when i called from room to ask for green program maids still came the next day. wasn't offered a parking card. had difficulty leaving gated parking area becauase of it. not a good customer service experience to honest. June 14, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by siromar Stay away until the renovation is finished they decided to renovate the lobby, the restaurant, bar and kitchen all at once, so dining options is a buffet serving what looks to be airline lounge food. Plus hundreds of kids in a dancing contest don't help make the atmosphere completely Disneyesque. The staff directed me to go to Starbucks for dinner. February 21, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by P1234 Food misaligned in price versus quality First the food is good - it's just that in Chicago I could find better food at same or less price or equivalent food for less. Since I was there for a conference, I could not travel far (flew in - no car). On the weekend -- I went to places like "Slice of Heaven" in Berwyn and Lulas on Logan Square and had great meals. March 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ckunert No Microwave or Refrigerator? On my last review I said it would be nice if there were a microwave and refrig in the room. I was told that there was. During this latest stay I discovered again that there is not. Also, I received my bill, and it showed $25/day parking. I was with the iPEC group, and other members said they did not have to pay this. June 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by STLtraveler Excellent Staff I stayed at this Westin during a conference that was held in the hotel conference rooms, so I was stuck there for most of 3 days and nights. The staff was always available to guide me to a room, and help with any needs. This team is amazing, and better trained in customer service than any other hotel I have stayed at. November 20, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by SuitcaseGirl Too dry The building was so dry that after two days my lips were cracked and bleeding and I was not the only one at the meeting with the issue. When I mentioned this to staff they brushed it off and said it was just Chicago climate (I live in Chicago, so ... no). But all of the meeting staff (banquet etc) were *excellent!* November 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by obpa Great place to stay! This is a wonderful hotel. The staff was very friendly and efficient! The rooms were spacious and very comfortable. Very convenient for coming in and out of airport. The only downside is if you plan to spend a lot of time in the city it does take about a 30 minute train ride to get there. Otherwise it was fabulous!!! June 6, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Aubie Decent Facility - Needs to step up Cleaning The hotel is decent enough but my room needed some TLC. The bath smelled like mold and mildew, the drain was clogged and you had to shower in standing water and the room was only partially cleaned when I checked in. There were other small issues not worth noting. However, the staff was very friendly and helpful. August 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lassie Food service was excellent The meals were very good with a variety of choices and beautiful presentation. The serving staff were pleasant and helpful. I found your food and beverage exceeded expectations. Did miss having hot chocolate packets available though. (no, I did not ask for any.) The hotel looked lovely for the Christmas holiday. December 3, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Craig27 Bad Westin experience I have been a fairly loyal Starwood member over the years, but will likely choose an alternative option next time I'm in the area. Hotel was a mess/dirty, staff was not helpful upon check-in and tried to force me into a King Size bed for a family of 4..... and there was way too much noise throughout my stay. January 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Davis30309 Outstanding Service I can't say enough about the excellent service. I had a broken foot and I required wheel chair assistance during my stay. All members of the staff went out of their way to take care of me. I was met at the taxi upon arrival and wheeled around the hotel on a moments notice. My heartfelt thanks to all the staff. June 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by MissnowaMrs Above and Beyond for Wedding Blocks The O'Hare Westin was the best place and the most accomodating for my bridal party and guest to stay before and after our wedding. From the friendly staff in preparation to a meeting room to get hair/makeup done in to over all luxury - this was a perfect choice and I am so thankful for the great people there! September 10, 2012


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Diabetes Dental Tips
Diabetes can cause serious problems in your mouth. You can do something about it.
If you have diabetes, make sure you take care of your mouth. People with diabetes are at risk for mouth infections, especially periodontal (gum) disease. Periodontal disease can damage the gum and bone that hold your teeth in place and may lead to painful chewing problems. Some people with serious gum disease lose their teeth. Periodontal disease may also make it hard to control your blood glucose (blood sugar).
Other problems diabetes can cause are xerostomia, or dry mouth, and a fungal infection called thrush. Dry mouth happens when you do not have enough saliva - the fluid that keeps your mouth wet. Diabetes may also cause the glucose level in your saliva to increase. Together, these problems may lead to thrush, which causes painful white patches in your mouth.
You can keep your teeth and gums healthy. By controlling your blood glucose, brushing and flossing everyday, and visiting a dentist regularly, you can help prevent periodontal disease. If your diabetes is not under control, you are more likely to develop problems in your mouth.
Take steps to keep your mouth healthy. Call your dentist when you notice a problem.
If you have diabetes, follow these steps:
- Control your blood glucose.
- Brush and floss every day.
- Visit your dentist regularly. Be sure to tell your dentist that you have diabetes.
- Tell your dentist if your dentures (false teeth) do not fit right, or if your gums are sore.
- Quit smoking. Smoking makes gum disease worse. Your physician or dentist can help you quit.
Take time to check your mouth regularly for any problems. Sometimes people notice that their gums bleed when they brush and floss. Others notice dryness, soreness, white patches, or a bad taste in the mouth. All of these are reasons to visit your dentist.
Remember, good blood glucose control can help prevent mouth problems.
Courtesy of: National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research
Reviewed by Francine Kaufman, MD. 4/08
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|March 18, 2014 08:00 AM EDT
SAN MATEO, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 03/18/14 -- Altimeter Group, a research and consulting firm that helps companies understand and act on technology disruption, today announced a new service offering, the Social Data Intelligence (SDI) Roadmap. The SDI Roadmap is designed for enterprises that use, or plan to use, social and digital data for performance optimization and business decision-making. The SDI Roadmap is built on a maturity model, authored by Altimeter Group, which is based upon detailed interviews with enterprise social data users and technology developers. The model proposes a holistic view of social data use across the enterprise and lays out a set of criteria for organizational maturity.
Altimeter Group's research shows that the typical enterprise-class company owns some 131 social media accounts, spread across as many as 13 departments. "We developed the SDI Roadmap because social data has become business-critical for the enterprise," said Susan Etlinger, Industry Analyst, Altimeter Group. "At the same time, social data lacks standards and is typically separate from other critical business data such as Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems, Business Intelligence (BI) and market research, leading to partially informed decisions, internal discord, missed opportunities and risk."
The SDI Roadmap includes a comprehensive company-wide audit that covers 35 aspects of internal readiness for social data intelligence within six major categories, including scope, strategy, context, governance, metrics and data.
Following the audit phase of the SDI Roadmap, Altimeter Group provides clients with its findings in the form of a Social Data Intelligence scorecard -- an executive dashboard -- delivering a "health score" for each of the six categories being measured. In addition, the accompanying social data maturity map provides a view into an organization's relative level of maturity in incorporating social data across the enterprise. At the conclusion of the eight to 12-week engagement, Altimeter Group delivers a series of pragmatic recommendations, mapped to scorecard findings, which give actionable steps to identify opportunities and risk, improve business performance, and leverage social data for competitive advantage.
"Demand for social media insights is growing fast at Adobe, and as a result, our measurement initiatives have grown to match that demand," commented Maria Saltz, Senior Manager of Social Media Analytics for Adobe. "We are scaling our measurement of social media's contribution to business value across key business functions globally. This requires a clear understanding of which aspects of social measurement are most important. After working with Altimeter Group on the SDI Roadmap, Adobe has a more comprehensive view of how to prioritize social data efforts to quickly scale delivery of social insights across the organization. This knowledge has helped us create a clear roadmap for implementing social measurement governance strategy and establish management priorities that will drive our business forward."
Based on Altimeter Group's own research, the SDI Roadmap offering is available immediately. Research related to the offering, including "Social Data Intelligence: Integrating Social and Enterprise Data for Competitive Advantage," by Susan Etlinger, can be downloaded for free under Altimeter Group's open research model.
About Altimeter Group
Founded in 2008 by Charlene Li, Altimeter Group is a research and consulting firm that helps companies understand and act on digital transformation. Distinguished by a research-based approach, a holistic view, and the experience of its team, Altimeter Group shares its independent and open research via reports, webinars, speeches, and more. Altimeter Group also offers advisory services to business leaders who wish to explore the specific implications of digital transformation, and has more than 100 active clients, including leading technology solution providers and Fortune 500 companies. Named by Fast Company as one of the "Five Most Creative Small Businesses," the firm is headquartered at "The Hangar" in San Mateo, Calif., with offices on the East Coast. For more information, visit http://www.altimetergroup.com.
Jessica Groopman
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Quality of a Devotee : He Does not Make anyone his enemy
Chirag Dangarwala:
yasyästi bhaktir bhagavaty akiïcanä
sarvair guëais tatra samäsate suräù [ S.B. 5.18.12]
"All the demigods and their exalted qualities, such as religion, knowledge and renunciation, become manifest in the body of one who has developed unalloyed devotion for the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Väsudeva."
There are 26 specific qualities of a pure devotee, which are described in Caitanya Caritamrta. One of these Qualities is that a Pure Devotee of the Lord never quarrels with or makes anyone his enemy.
From the lives of great Devotees like Prahlad Maharaja, Haridas Thakur, Jesus Christ and Srila Prabhupada, we understand, even though they faced insurmountable difficulties and had to undergo innumerable threats to their lives, they never considered anyone their enemy. Srila Prabhupada used to mention in his lectures that a person who becomes a devotee of the Lord will have many enemies, including friends and relatives. Prahlad Maharaja was put into various difficulties by his own father Hiranyakasipu, Haridas Thakur was beaten at 22 market places, Jesus Christ was crucified for preaching Krsna Consciousness and everyone knows how much opposition and trouble Srila Prabhupada had to go through in his life to establish the International society for Krsna Consciousness. In spite of all these difficulties faced by these pure devotees, they never considered anyone their enemies, on the contrary every one of them prayed and worked very hard for the spiritual upliftment of fallen souls.
Vision of a Pure Devotee is that of equality, as mentioned in Bhagavad-Gita, devotee does not look at the body but sees the soul accompanied by the Super soul within every living entity. Owing to this spiritual vision, devotees do not find any difference between, a learned Brahman, an elephant, a dog and dog eater outcast [B.G. 5.18]. Devotees understand that this idea of enmity arises on account of false identification of the soul with the body, which comes about due to the influence of three modes of material nature, based on living entity's karma and desires. Hence instead of making enemies with people who are inimical towards them, devotees show compassion for the soul and try to deliver them from the influence of three modes of material nature, such is the magnanimity of a pure devotee. Therefore it is said that even a moment's association with a pure devotee makes one's life successful.
Lord Krsna mentions in Bhagavad-Gita that he is present in every ones heart, so how can a devotee make anyone his enemy, knowing that Lord Krsna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead is present in every living entity. Based on this understanding a devotee sees everyone's body to be a temple of Lord Krsna and does not wish to hurt even an ant. Just like iron in association with fire, becomes as good as fire, a devotee by constant association with the Lord develops all the good qualities of the Lord in himself. In this age of Kali the process of associating with the Lord has been made very easy by Lord Himself in his incarnation as Catena Mahaprabhu, Simply by Chanting Hare Krsna Hare Krsna Krsna Krsna Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare, one can develop all the good qualities of a Pure Devotee.
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Tominiko Junior Pelenato drowned on Saturday afternoon while swimming in the lake at the Pegasus Town development in North Canterbury. He was lost underwater for about 20 minutes as his friends and people nearby desperately tried to bring him to the surface.
Connor Roberts, a spokesman for the Todd Property Group which owns Pegasus, said the boy had been swimming with members of his church group when he got into difficulty and drowned.
Family and friends were said to be "in a state of shock". They gathered at the Pelenato household in Linwood yesterday to mourn his loss. Ngai Tahu placed a rahui (ritual prohibition) on the lake after the incident.
Catholic Cathedral College principal Bruce Henley described Tominiko as a "wonderful young man".
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Henley said Tominiko wore his school uniform with pride and "his tie was always straight".
"I took some flowers to the family house [yesterday] morning on behalf of the school board and students . . . and they are in a state of shock. . . . it really is devastating." Henley said staff and students would attend a special meeting this morning at the school where counselling and support would be offered.
Tominiko had just finished his third year at the school.
St John was alerted to the incident at 12.05pm and sent an ambulance and the Westpac rescue helicopter.
General manager of Garden City Helicopters, Simon Duncan, said paramedics were flying back from water-rescue training at Taylors Mistake when they were redirected to Pegasus after receiving the call from St John.
"The staff from the hire centre on the lake at Pegasus had taken out their inflatable boat to look for the boy . . . he had been under water for 20 minutes before he was recovered," Duncan said.
"It's a very unfortunate thing that has happened, and especially at this time of year, it really is awful."
A St John spokesman said Tominiko was pronounced dead at 12.39pm. The matter has been referred to the coroner, who will determine the cause of death.
Roberts said Todd Property Group had expressed its condolences to the Pelenato family.
"It's a terrible tragedy and being this close to Christmas makes it even more painful for family and friends."
Roberts said Tominiko and others had tried to swim from the island to the lake shore.
"Tominiko got into difficulty on the trip across and the others tried to help him but they weren't able to keep up above water."
The lake is 13 hectares and up to 7 metres deep in some parts, he said. "This is a reminder that any body of water carries risk . . . the lake is usually such a safe place but there is always a danger."
The supervisor of the Pegasus Flat White Cafe, who did not wish to have his name published, said the drowning had "affected everyone".
"It's extremely sad . . . we've been pretty quiet [yesterday] and a lot of people coming to swim in the lake . . . have been told they can't so they've gone somewhere else."
Kaiapoi residents Tini and Miranda Mulder had driven to Pegasus for an afternoon swim and were unaware of the drowning and rahui.
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RIDGEFIELD, Conn. - Mary (Weitzel) Spitzer of Ridgefield died Monday, Feb. 17. She was 95.
Spitzer was born Oct. 21, 1918, in New York, N.Y., the daughter of Elizabeth (Becker) and Charles W. Weitzel, Sr. A lifelong Ridgefield resident, she was a legal assistant for many years to lawyers in Norwalk and Ridgefield until her retirement. She also was a member of the First Congregational Church of Ridgefield.
Spitzer is survived by a son, Craig P. Spitzer (Pam) of Bridgewater; sister, Helen Chapman of Houston, Texas; two grandchildren; two great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents; husband, Philip K. Spitzer; sister, Elizabeth Bloomer; and brother, Charles W. Weitzel, Jr.
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Well that was a disturbing read... Is there often a 3 way multi position erected by the bed?
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The rolls sound nice but I would have the butter not the mayo or the wedges and how else would he reach the bedroom windows to wash them without a ladder
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Now we are getting to the truth, Poor old Vicki it must be hell LOL.
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Acupuncture being used to treat hot flashes
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For thousands of years, the Chinese have used acupuncture to treat a variety of conditions.
Today many western health experts have incorporated the ancient art into their practice.
Stress, digestive problems, headaches, mood disorders, infertility and chronic pain are just some of the ailments acupuncture may help.
Now you can add hot flashes to that list. Experts at the Mayo Clinic have found that performing acupuncture can help ease hot flashes in women.
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The Blues have picked up their first win of the preseason beating the Waratahs 40-36 in Whangarei.
Following on from their 45-31 loss to the Reds last weekend, there was some importance on the Blues ending up on the right side of the ledger in this game and it was something they only just achieved with Peter Saili scoring the match-winning try from the last play of the game.
Played in front of around 5000 spectators, this was a game where neither team's coaches would have been happy with their defensive play, but attacking wise they can be optimistic about the season ahead.
Drew Mitchell got a 'Welcome to New Zealand' message in the eighth minute when Blues captain Ali Williams put a crunching shoulder tackle in on the Wallabies winger to force a turnover.
Two minutes later Lolagi Visinia scored the opening try, benefitting from a great offload by Peter Saili as he was tackled 10m from the Waratahs' line.
In the 19th minute fullback Cam Crawford ran over the top of Visinia for the Waratahs' first points, with Brendan McKibbon kicking the extras, then eight minutes into the second quarter Peter Saili scored for the Blues as they drove over from a lineout deep inside the Waratahs' half.
Israel Folau came on for the Waratahs at the beginning of the second half as both sides made numerous changes and within a minute Jed Holloway scooped up a loose ball on the halfway line and ran all the way in for the try.
Seven minutes later Tom Kingston's dream day began, he rounded the Blues defence for the Waratahs' third try and Kingston got his second shortly after when he was fed the ball from Folau in a backline move.
Replacement prop Tim Perry stopped the rot with a try for the Blues in the 55th minute.
At the beginning of the final quarter there was some abysmal defending from the Blues as they slipped off tackles in a move that led to Folau bagging a try.
Waisaki Naholo scored for the Blues from the restart and Baden Kerr's conversion made the score 31-26 in the Waratahs' favour with 16 minutes to go.
Malakai Fekitoa's dance through the Waratahs defence four minutes later squared the scores and Kerr then put the Blues back in front with a kick from under the posts.
This was followed by Kingston's third try and it looked to be the match winner, especially as the Blues looked unable to get anything from a sustained period of pressure.
But with the last attack of the game Peter Saili crashed in from a metre out to snatch the victory.
Blues 40 Lolagi Visinia, Peter Saili 2, Tim Perry, Waisake Naholo, Malakai Fekkitoa tries; Albert Nikoro con, Baden Kerr 4 cons. Waratahs 36 Cam Crawford, Jed Holloway, Tom Kingston 3, Israel Folau tries; Brendan McKibbon, Bernard Foley cons, Matt Lucas con. HT: 12-7
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Republican Chris Christie, Democrat Barbara Buono to meet in New Jersey governor's race debate
Updated On: Oct 08 2013 01:12:24 PM CDT
New Jerseyans will get to see the candidates for governor in their first joint debate of the campaign.
Republican Gov. Chris Christie and Democrat Barbara Buono will respond to questions at William Paterson University in Wayne at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
The one-hour exchange will be broadcast by the CBS TV stations in New York and Philadelphia at 7 p.m.
The candidates are likely to face questions about property taxes and gay marriage.
Polls have shown Christie with a strong lead in the race for his second term.
Buono is a 20-year state legislator who is giving up her state Senate seat to run against Christie.
The election takes place on Nov. 5.
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BlackBerry has just unveiled a new handset, the Bold, in an effort to match the Apple iPhone. Which gadget tops your wishlist?
Leader: Old technology has a noble history of refusing to die
Jon Blyth: In this world of online irritations, there is one utility that gives this nerd a genuine thrill
Stephen Page: As most book publishers bow to bestsellers and celebrity culture, serious literature can still thrive thanks to the internet
Response: Electronic media may well be damaging the minds of the young, say Sunil Iyengar and Mark Bauerlein
David Quantick: I had finally reached techno-saturation. My brain was screaming, 'You've got enough things!'