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Rated 4 out of 5 by PORTTRAVELER Very Pleasurable experience! This is a very nice hotel in the middle of Manhattan. Location could not be more prime. It is close enough to Times Square but yet not on top of it. Hotel staff was VERY pleasant and accommodating. Obtaining taxis was very easy due to the Taxi person whistling taxis for us. Room size was also very nice. If possible try to ask for a corner room. :) Rooms well kept and renovated. (We were told we were in a renovated room?) Def would recommend and visit again. Only thing I did not like was paying $3.25 per item to check baggage at the Baggage Check upon check out since we were staying in the city a few hours after check out. Overall, :) . November 3, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sophie66 Cleanliness I stayed in room 5024 during my stay and I was very impressed with the cleanliness. I am a Director of Housekeeping so my expectations are always high when I stay in a hotel. The Room Attendant that cleaned my room should be commended on her work,. Also the gentlemen that checked me in made me feel so comfortable. I should have gotten his name but I am sure you can look it up. I stayed on 10/.24/14. Kudos to your team!! October 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Harry4now plenty of room... My room had a Murphy bed (The bed quickly and effortlessly tucked away vertically into a wall unit). This left plenty of room to move around during the day, and ample space for other furniture. All hotel rooms should have Murphy beds. October 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pajamas2 Conviently located near Times Square Beautifully appointed hotel with courteous and helpful staff. October 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TMOA Very Nice I very much enjoyed my stay, thank you to all for a wonderful stay- October 30, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Rajeev Very Basic for the price you pay. Staff only does blame game Started with a long Q for check in. Took 30 mins to reach the front desk as it had only one person manned up. The SPG Gold and Platinum had two front desk with only 1 or 2 guests waiting. On talking to front desk, she said its not her decision. Front desk manager said staff on holiday can't do anything. Room Towels and Beds were stinky. Had a rotten smell, though they were changed daily I think the laundry used had a problem. Again staff mentioned not their problem. Guest services were very non courteous. Asked for Engish breakfast tea bags and was told can give only Wild Blossom orange or Earl Grey even though they do serve English tea bags in Hudson Market. Was asked to go for room service if I needed English tea bags. Concierge gave wrong information about Statue of Liberty cruise timings. One of them knew about VIP passes from hotel for Empire state another one had no idea about it. For the price I paid it was lower than basic amenities and service. August 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by ToniCTravelAmeniti1 Service Squared in Times Square The location for this property is convenient to Times Square. The property needs improvement. The spg recognitions is subpar but it is a good alternative to more expensive hotels. Very hard to get an upgrade as an elite traveler. It is telling when a lot of platinum members rate this hotel so low. They really need to improve. January 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by lewis1880 Outstanding staff employee This is the second time this year we stayed at your hotel, Sheraton Times Square. we met your front desk manager Seher Funk the first time Jan 2014, when there were some issues with the room. Not only did she fully understand, but every time we walked into the hotel she was there to greet us by name. We stayed again, primarily because of her, in July, and again received a very personal congenial greeting and assistance , including solving rain related issues. Employees such as she, are hard to find and you should be proud of her attitude and understanding of guest relations. I think she will go far in your organization. September 7, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by minie13 Horrible The front desk is not friendly, they don't even make an effort to treat you well. I never had such a bad treatment in a 5 stars hotel. Is unfair to pay more than 400 usd per night and don't even have free wifi in rooms. Even 10 euro hostels have. To use the frigobar, you need to pay extra money. It doesn't make sense. I felt like if I wanted to use anything more than the bed bath and tv, I would have to pay a lot, even though I was already paying a lot of money. I do not recomend this hotel for anyone and for sure will never come back. It doesn't make any difference if you are a SPG member or not. I have never stayed in a hotel with this price which has plastic curtain. absolutely disappointed. I stayed 25 days in this horrible hotel. October 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by GlenOne This is an excellent hotel Terrific location in mid town Manhattan Clean, comfortable rooms with good amenities Friendly helpful service at front desk Attentive service staff October 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Archaic14 No free Wi-Fi The Sheraton Times Square needs to come into the 21st Century. Internet access is a necessity, and should be free to all guests in their rooms. October 29, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Atlax Not for road warriors who need restful sleep Given its location, the rooms are very noisy, especially at night with the subway sounds, cars and tourists all mixed together!! That was the primary reason that I cut short my stay and moved to another hotel. The response from the Reception was that all rooms were like this so there was no point moving to another room! I have stayed at other hotels along this stretch all the way to Times Square and never faced such a ruckus - couldn't sleep for half the night and got a headache! Apart from that, during check-in, the SPG counter was under-staffed; I waited 10 minutes and then moved to the other line which was moving 5x faster. October 15, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Skinner74 Small "superior room" with zero water pressure I was disappointed with my stay. I chose to use more Starpoints to get the Superior room (can't imagine what the Standard room would be) and had a room with barely enough space for the king sized bed to fit. No space for single suitcase that I wasn't tripping. Bathroom was tiny. Water pressure was non-existent (think dribble). Paid $25 extra for club level access which was to include evening hors d'oerves and breakfast - both of which were minimal at best. Overall it was a very poor experience and I will find an alternative next time. July 16, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Mark17 Extremely Disrecpectful operator I have been staying in this hotel for over past three years. on August 15th around 2:10pm EST I called to request for a folio and the operator was kept transferring me to wrong extension witout even completely listening the request. For the fourth time I called and asked to please fully listen the request so that she can transfer to appropriate party, her response was "I dont know anything i work in a different department" and she transferred me again to some ext. I called back again and she kept putting me hold and ignoring the call. I would rate the hotel due to this incident unsatifactory on the our corporate website also. August 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ckw11 Excellent hotel in a great location. We had an excellent stay at this hotel. We booked the hotel for 4 nights through Priceline. We were upgraded to a renovated king which was beautifully appointed and clean. The staff throughout our stay were very professional and friendly. The only downside was the valet parking operated by the garage beside the hotel...we rarely drive into New York...good news...they were _very_ slow both on arrival, and on departure...like 30 minutes+... the hotel itself though was perfect...we added a day to our stay from the Sheraton website... December 26, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by mos10 Hotel as always was great love location. very frienfdly staff October 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by jhealy460 bad room I was put in room 1403. I did not sleep. the room over me was extremely noisy. It sounded like trash cans were being thrown around all night. Room 1403 should not be sold. Jo Ann Healy October 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Taramizoo Very Nice I had an excellent stay here, I love this hotel. It's very clean, comfortable, luxurious and they even give you something special if it's your birthday! November 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gunner Awesome all the way around, baby!! A quick check in was superb. When we got to our room, WOW a beautiful, beautiful suite on the corner seeing Central Park and Time Square! Thank you so much. Love the electric curtain openers!!! The housekeeper for the week was the most friendliest and kind woman. We love her! The Club Lounge on the 44th floor was VERY GENEROUS to everyone and it was WONDERFUL to see the same employees there for so many years!! Excellent staff throughout the entire hotel down to the bellmen! We are very happy! Thank you Sheraton New York!! I am a VIP member with Starwood Not platinum or gold but a real VIP member and you did not disappoint. November 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Astovetop Perfect Location I enjoyed staying here. The room was very clean. October 28, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by TypicalTourist awful services and not so smart management Valet service parking was no where to be found upon arrival on 12/26/11. Was told that their associated garage was full, but did recommend a nearby garage where I learned that garage was also full. Finally, into the hotel lobby at 3:30PM after wasted nearly an hour on parking. To my surprise, the check-in line was about a mile long. Waited for another 90 minutes just for check-in (into a merely mediocre room). Ready to relax in my room? Not so fast with a cold room. Not to speak about the heating unit, there was no thermostat, but a very old on/off switch that was well hidden away. Next morning, I was awaken and was greeted by the renovation banging noise. One night was more than enough experience with this overrated Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers. BTW, no pool & SPA! December 27, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by jinnyLA not pleased with service arrived from a red-eye expecting to have room ready to freshen up before meeting. no room ready, couldn't find reservations. staff unhelpful, unapologetic, and borderline rude. did not recognize SPG status, offered nothing in consideration. room was small with a bathroom you could barely turn-around in. Overall poor experience. June 19, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Terry17 Baggage fees at hotel???? We arrived 9/22 for a 1 night stay. The Clinton Global Initiative was at hotel, so to say the hotel was overrun would be kind. Went to the SPG Preferred desk (gold members) there was a customer being helped and 1 waiting in front of us. After helping the customer at desk, the employee left , we waited a few minutes then we got on regular line. After we were through being helped we saw the same customer was still waiting for "Preferred" help. We get to our room 3515 the keys do not work, back down we go. While we were dressing the next day my husband sat on couch, he called me over the entire dust ruffle was stained we are not sure if it was vomit or red wine....disgusting in any event. Instead of getting a late check out we decide to check bags. We go down to the bell hop who RUDELY informs us go to 6th floor we don't check bags. We go back to the 6th floor (note there are NO signs in room or elsewhere to advise you of this). We then find out there is a $3.25 fee per bag!! Is this new or just a way to make $ off conventions? Of course there were lines at every counter so there was no one to talk to. This hotel is geared towards conferences but seriously bag fees? No customer service to be seen anywhere as a Starwood member this hotel ranks very low. Would not recommend at all. September 25, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by ALEX51ARG LOUSY RESERVATIONS This is the SECOND time my reservation was misinterpreted. I arrive always early morning so book AND PAY the night before so as to have room ready. FRONT DESK finds a free room doesn´t care reservation is in place an PAID and just goes and uses room. I arrive early morning after long 15 hs flight and my room is not available (NO FREE I AM PAYING EVEN NOT USING THAT NIGHT) and nobody can fix the problem until you go thru very rough discussions with mgr on duty. Repeat this is the SECOND time this happens. November 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by 5cals Great location! Comfortable rooms! Close to major attractions, easy to return to drop packages off or for quick rest. Staff was very attentive. Club room run very well. Beds are comfortable and quiet! October 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Elderberry207 Great hotel in great location This was our third stay at this hotel...obviously we like it. The location is great and as ladies we appreciate the feeling of safety. The Concierge was extremely helpful in suggesting what to see and gave us excellent instructions on how to get there by using the subway. October 26, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Drews Terrible Hotel in a Great Location I experienced two major problems, one related to an unacceptable room, the other incompetent service. The hotel is in the middle of renovations. The unrenovated rooms are small, dingy, and are filled with old, outdated furnishings. They should not be listed in the same inventory as the new rooms for the same prices, it's just not right. So yea, the rooms aren't great, but here's the real problem: only half of the hotel rooms have climate control systems, the other half have been switched over to heat (the AC is off for the season). Thus, on an unusually warm evening in Manhattan, no AC means the room is very stuffy. I called down to ask them to turn on the AC. They told me that they couldn't and that the whole hotel was switched over to heat. Of course, now I know that was a lie, since half the hotel has been renovated. But they didn't tell me that on the phone. No, they told me I should just open a window. But of course, being blocks from Times Square, an open window at night means you might not be hot, but most definitely will not get any sleep from the traffic and construction noise going on outside. So they finally said they could bring be a fan, and I said sure. Now, onto service. My call down was around 1130PM. The fan arrived at about 1:30 with a loud knock on the door while I was already in bed. That's really unacceptable under any circumstances. Shame on this hotel, never staying here again. November 11, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by pam410 Pamela Grigsby Really enjoyed my stay, the room was really clean and updated. The breakfast bar isn't as good as the Sheraton Music City in Nashville but the service was EXCELLENT. I can't pronounce my waiter for the 3 day stay name but it began with an E. and i am pulling Luzviminda from my receipt as the last name. He was the highlight of our stay at your hotel and has left a lasting impression with my mom!!! If i return to NY the Sheraton NY Times will be my place of choice and I have highly recommended your hotel with everyone that I have come in contact with to share my New York visit. Thanks so much for the great service!! March 5, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by hon31 Hotel Amenities Our room was adequate but the bathroom was incredibly small with very little counter room. shower was weak and we could not get really hot water at any time. Trying to print boarding passes was a giant headache with no printers working or without ink to print. Finally got a girl at the desk to print info so we could get passes at airport. Cab service was good and convenient. No internet in room unless you pay $15 daily and they charge $3.25 to check baggage if you need time before you leave. Few hangers in the closet for hanging clothing. We have stayed in much better places for less and had much better service. Will not return to this hotel when we go back to the city. December 3, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by TorontoTraveller Terrible Service On arrival I had a very unpleasant experience with the parking staff, & when I complained on registration, both the front desk clerk & then the front desk manager failed to take any responsibility, stating merely that the parking valets did not work for them, in spite of the fact that I was paying the hotel for the parking. The general manager was supposed to call me but never did. They appear not to realize that this is essentially a service industry. This initial experience soured my entire stay. September 9, 2012


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Re-energized Tigers take care of Trojans
This wasn't the same Missouri football team that Troy upset last season. Or even the same team that lost to New Mexico last week. It showed in every aspect of the Tigers' 52-21 victory Saturday at Memorial Stadium, as well as in the locker room afterward, where loud shouts and wide smiles replaced the quiet contemplation and dejected faces of a week ago.
Special teams no longer a liability
Brad Smith? Not bad. Defense? Could be better. But special teams? Enough to make Troy sick. With Missouri's offense and its star quarterback looking solid but not spectacular and its defense suffering from inconsistency, the Tigers' much-maligned special teams came through with two key plays against Troy in a 52-21 MU victory Saturday at Faurot Field.
Illness sidelines junior standout
In Rock Bridge's football game Friday night against Liberty, one of its key players was nowhere to be found in pads or in the game. Junior tight end/linebacker, Aron White was found in jeans on the sidelines Friday night after being diagnosed with mononucleosis on Thursday. Bruins coach A.J. Ofodile said he is expected to miss about four weeks. Looking at White, you can see the pain and disappointment in his eyes as he sat and watched his team from the sidelines.
Kewps win opener with offensive show
In its home opener, the Hickman football team treated its fans to a 33-6 thrashing of Parkway South. The Kewpies (2-1) employed a no huddle offense throughout the game. Andrew Perkins rushed for two touchdowns, and Ricky James and Cortez Thompson each ran for a score. Perkins also hooked up with Ryan Florence on several big passing plays. Andrew Wier picked off two passes (his fifth and sixth of the season), and Aaron Cawlfield blocked a punt and had two sacks.
Cougars win
In the first 45 minutes of the Cougars' 3-1 victory against University of Mobile (Ala.) Saturday, both teams had as much trouble scoring as the youth teams that took the field at halftime. In the second half, if the No. 14 Rams' shots weren't sailing over the goal, they were sinking into goalie Nano Recondo's waiting hands. That's when the No. 12 Cougars pounced, scoring three goals in 13 minutes. Marcos Fernandes, Matt Mueller and Mark Wilcox scored for Columbia College, with Mueller and Ivan Navarrete picking up assists.
Holdmeyer a big hit for Cougars' offense
If Jenna Holdmeyer had her way, Columbia College would play Williams Baptist every game. The Cougars' 5-foot-6 inch defensive specialist played outsider hitter for Game 3 and had five kills in a 30-10, 30-12, 30-11 victory over the Eagles.
Food, fans and a big bright bus
In the barrage of bland-colored Escalades and Tahoes that filled the Memorial Stadium parking lot Saturday morning, it was hard to miss the bright yellow, black-striped mini-bus parked conspicuously near the stadium's West entrance. In the lazy morning hours Saturday, before the Missouri football team had locked up a 52-21 victory against visiting Troy, quite a crowd had gathered around the bus, and that was just fine with Rick Burk.
Bruins pecked by Blue Jays
Liberty gave Rock Bridge its first loss of the season as the Blue Jays defeated the Bruins 26-7 Friday night at Rock Bridge Field. The Bruins were plagued by 13 penalties and four turnovers. Bruins running back, junior Scott Concannon, ran for 13 carries for 150 yards including a 75-yard run late in the second quarter.
Trojans look to repeat upset
A chat with a college football coach is usually a one-stop-shop for upbeat cliches and praise for his team, even in the grimmest of circumstances. Troy coach Larry Blakeney isn't one of those coaches. He is quite candid about the state of his team.
Errors have slowed Missouri
James Joyce once called mistakes the portals of discovery. One must wonder, then, what Joyce would have thought had he joined the throng of 50,701 fans at Faurot Field last Saturday, to watch the Missouri football team continually err, often at the most inopportune times, on its way to a 45-35 loss to New Mexico.
Kewpies eager to play in front of home fans
They have their hardware: 90-plus individually tailored rings and a team trophy. They have their tributes: A banner hangs in the gym, and a team poster greets visitors at the entrance to the school commons.
Liberty's running game will test Rock Bridge
After his team allowed an average of 325 yards in its four losses last season, Rock Bridge football coach A.J. Ofodile said the Bruins have made stopping the run a priority this season. In their first two games against Class 4 teams this season, they have shown great improvement, allowing an average of 108 rushing yards.
Pain can't stop Strother
Jessie Strother didn't care about the pain. After sitting out Wednesday night's loss to defending state champion Incarnate Word Academy, Strother, a freshman setter, played through her ongoing back pain to lead Hickman past rival Rock Bridge 25-20, 25-20.
Bruins hope to field full lineup soon
When Rock Bridge boys' soccer fans watched the Bruins play the last couple of weeks, they might not have recognized every player on the field. The Bruins have been battling some sprains, strains and pulls while trying to survive the early part of their schedule. They hope to return all of their players by the time the Catholic Youth Council tournament begins Monday in St. Louis. The stacked field features several top-flight teams from the St. Louis area, including top-ranked Christian Brothers College.
Tigers will play Ole Miss
In the first five years of Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel's tenure, the Tigers have played three nonconference games against teams from Bowl Championship Series conferences. That number will at least double in the next two seasons. The Tigers announced Thursday they will play Mississippi, a team from the Southeastern Conference, in each of the next two seasons. The Rebels will come to Columbia on Sept. 9, 2006, and will host the Tigers in Oxford, Miss., on Sept. 8, 2007.
Records regale Smith's fans
Missouri football fans have their Brad back. Smith welcomed Columbia fans to the spread offense, a fast-paced, no-huddle mix of spreading defenders out with the pass and using the subsequent holes to execute an option running game. He rushed for 165 yards while throwing for 248 on Saturday in the Tigers' home opener against New Mexico on Saturday.
Well served
Abbie Booth had a hot serving hand Wednesday in Missouri's 30-20, 30-24, 30-16 win against Iowa State in both team's Big 12 Conference season openers at the Hearnes Center. "I don't really know what was going on," Booth, a junior defensive specialist, said. "I was concerned because I had errors toward the beginning. I had two service errors in a row. I was just focusing on my toss. I wasn't really thinking about serving it tough, more focusing on how to serve."
Rock Bridge offense just warming up
The Rock Bridge Bruins offense has multiple personalities. There is the one that returned a talented crop of juniors with a year more experience ready to become one of the most explosive offenses in the state. On the other side though, is one that looks nervous and inexperienced and seems to struggle at the beginning of games.
Extra points
Whether they tailgate, all football fans have one thing in common: finding a parking spot. One option is the newly converted parking lot at Reactor Field on Research Park Drive. The commuter lot was open to the public during Missouri's first home game Saturday. But with more than 900 parking spaces, the former intramural field, was a little more than half full.
Lack of talking hurts Bruins
The Rock Bridge girls' volleyball team nearly had an accident during warmups, but players narrowly averted the pregame collision. It didn't get much better than that for the Bruins, who lost to the Hermann Bearcats 25-15, 25-17.

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Yasuko Ikenobo (池坊 保子 Ikenobō Yasuko?, born April 18, 1942) (née Umedani) is a Japanese politician of the New Komeito Party, a member of the House of Representatives in the Diet (national legislature). A native of Tokyo and dropout of Gakushuin University (left in 1961), she was elected to the House of Representatives for the first time in 1996 as a member of the New Frontier Party, which later split into several parties including the New Komeito Party.
Ikenobo was born the third daughter of Viscount Michitora Umedani, head of a former kuge family and Member of the House of Peers. She has been married to Sen'ei Ikenobo, the Ikenobo family patriarch, since 1963 and has two daughters, Yuki, the next head of the family, and Mika.
She is a Komeito politician, but she is not a member of Sōka Gakkai as former Councillor Kunihiro Tsuzuki and Councillor Shozo Kusakawa.
- 政治家情報 〜池坊 保子〜. ザ・選挙 (in Japanese). JANJAN. Retrieved 2007-10-16.
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Of those residents with household incomes of less than $20,000 annually, only 24% said they were somewhat well-prepared and 10% said they were very-well prepared. Two thirds of all respondents (63%) did say they have an emergency kit including flashlights, batteries, food and blankets at home. Of those between age 55 and 64, 72% said they had emergency kits ready to go. If asked to leave their homes during an emergency, 67% of respondents said they would comply, and 73% said they had an exit plan for their home in case of fire.The percentage of those who knew how to evacuate Toronto if they had to was nearly evenly split, with 56% saying they did and the remainder saying they did not. Among those with annual household income under $20,000, however, 57% said they did not know. "While it appears Torontonians are well-prepared for a catastrophe like Hurricane Sandy, what this reveals is that there are significant minorities who are woefully unprepared for a disaster," Lorne Bozinoff, president of Forum Research noted. The City of Toronto's emergency workers and first responders would assist in cases of evacuation, and routes depend on the type of disaster and region or regions it occurs in, according to the city's office of emergency management. The city would also assist with resources such as transit depending on the type of emergency.
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Patriots hoping to make most of 5 draft picksBy HOWARD ULMAN
The Associated Press | April 24,2013FOXBOROUGH, Mass. The New England Patriots head into the NFL draft with their usual needs at wide receiver and in the secondary.
Maybe Bill Belichick will make better choices than he did in his other 13 years as their coach.
Hell have only five chances, the fewest picks in team history, barring trades, so there could be increased emphasis on signing players who dont get chosen in the three-day draft that ends on Saturday.
Theyre always part of the equation, Patriots director of player personnel director Nick Caserio said. Were going to be adding 20 more players to the team before we go to training camp. That could come from draft picks. It could come from undrafted free agents. Whether or not they play a larger role this year, possibly. There are still street free agents that are available. Youre always looking at a multitude of ways to put your team together.
Two free agents, defensive lineman Justin Francis and running back Brandon Bolden, made contributions as rookies last year. BenJarvus Green-Ellis led the Patriots in rushing for two seasons after not being drafted and before signing with the Cincinnati Bengals a year ago.
But drafted players have a better shot at productive pro careers, even if that often hasnt been the case with the Patriots. Five of the eight defensive backs they picked in the first four rounds during the past six years are no longer with the team.
At receiver, the Patriots have chosen four in the last seven years. Jeremy Ebert, a seventh-round pick in 2012, is the only one who remains. And with the departure of their top two receivers from last season, Wes Welker and Brandon Lloyd, the Patriots need help at that position.
So how can they avoid the same mistakes?
As a team, we look at everything that we do: on the field, off the field, strength and conditioning, draft, etc., Caserio said. Were always trying to find ways to improve our systems and make them better, whatever it may be.
The Patriots added veteran receivers Danny Amendola, Donald Jones and Michael Jenkins in the offseason as new targets for Tom Brady. But of the eight players they drafted at that position over the last 10 years, only Julian Edelman has made an impact, only as a backup.
Wide receivers who could be a good fit include DeAndre Hopkins of Clemson, Keenan Allen of California and Markus Wheaton of Oregon State. In the secondary, they might choose among cornerbacks Xavier Rhodes of Florida State and Jamar Taylor of Boise State, and safeties Matt Elam of Florida and Eric Reid of LSU.
The Patriots also could use a speedy defensive end and might consider Damontre Moore of Texas A&M.
The secondary is considered a strong position in this draft.
One of the things thats probably unique about that position is youve seen a few more players have actually played multiple positions. Some of them have played safety, have played corner, some have played the nickel position, like the Matt Elam kid, Caserio said. Youre looking for guys that are versatile, can play multiple spots. Some of those players have played in more passing-oriented divisions and conferences.
The receiving and offensive line groups also have good depth, Caserio said.
But the Patriots have just one pick in each of the first, second and third rounds and two in the seventh, the 29th choice in each.
They traded their fourth-rounder to Tampa Bay last Nov. 1 for cornerback Aqib Talib, who improved the secondary, and an extra seventh-rounder. The fifth-round choice went to Washington on July 29, 2011 for defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, who played just six games with the Patriots.
And the sixth-rounder, plus a fifth-rounder last year, went to Cincinnati for wide receiver Chad Johnson the same day the Patriots obtained Haynesworth. Johnson, then called Chad Ochocinco, had only 15 catches in 15 games in his one season in New England.
The Patriots have had three strong drafts after a weak stretch. In 2010, they added defensive back Devin McCourty, tight ends Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez, and linebacker Brandon Spikes. In 2011, they chose offensive tackle Nate Solder and running backs Stevan Ridley and Shane Vereen. And last year they drafted defensive end Chandler Jones and linebacker Donta Hightower.
The fewest picks the Patriots have had were six in 2002.
You know going in, `OK, you have X amount of selections that youre going to make. You have to be prepared every time your name comes up, Caserio said. That doesnt change from one year to the next. However many picks you have, you make the pick and if theres an opportunity thats out there that makes sense for you to (trade), then you consider if its the best thing for ourselves at the time, then well do it.
But the draft is just one step in the process as the Patriots try to build a team that can do better than a 12-4 record but an AFC championship game loss to the Baltimore Ravens 28-13 at Foxborough.
Its ongoing, Caserio said. It really never stops.
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Cape Town's theatre-makers, actors, media and dignitaries were out in full force and dressed to the nines for the 49th annual Fleur Du Cape Theatre Awards at the Baxter Theatre on Sunday 16 March, 2014 and it was a night of big wins for the Mother City's top performing shows!
Cape Town Carnival 2014: Photos
More than 70 000 excited spectators flocked to #lovecapetown's Fanwalk in Green Point on Saturday 15 March, 2014 for the fifth annual Cape Town Carnival and what festive gees (spirit) they had!
Cape Town Carnival 2014: all you need to know and where to stay
Imagine… Imagine a parade of colourful floats, vibrant music, agile dancers and more, setting the streets of the festive-loving Mother City alight…that is the Cape Town Carnival, which will be held on Saturday 15 March, 2014.
Cape Town's Artscape Theatre is alive with the Sound of Music
"The Hills are alive with the Sound of Music…" Yes, it's true, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's version of the impressive musical, is now running at the Artscape Theatre in Cape Town and its boards, if not our hills, are indeed alive with the Sound of Music!
#InstagramDiary: GUILD Design Fair in Cape Town, World Design Capital 2014
Cape Town, our creative World Design Capital 2014, is bursting at the seams with a variety of artistic events this Autumn, and none more inspirational that the GUILD Design Fair, which was held at the V&A Waterfront 's Lookout venue from 28 February to 9 March, 2014.
Grand White Dinner in Cape Town: My Tsogo Sun Picnic Experience
It is isn't everyday a girl gets to feast on a decadent Tsogo Sun picnic basket so when I was offered the opportunity to have this luxurious item sponsored for my meal at the Grand White Dinner in Cape Town on Saturday 1 March, 2014, I jumped at it with relish!
Your #lovecapetown Weekend: Friday 7 to Sunday 9 March, 2014
We are mere hours away from an eventful weekend in #lovecapetown! From cycle tours around the Peninsula to artistic fairs and rocking wine festivals, there is plenty to see and do in our hometown. Join me at the following events in and around the Mother City from Friday 7 to Sunday 9 March, 2014:
Eminem Live in Cape Town: Photos
"Look, if you had one shot, or one opportunity/To seize everything you ever wanted/One moment/Would you capture it or just let it slip?" The opening bars of this Grammy-winning song, played on a keyboard to a crowd of nearly 40 000 fans at the phenomenal Eminem Rapture 2014 concert at the Cape Town Stadium on Wednesday 26 February, 2014, gave me and my fellow Marshall Mathers devotees goose bumps…
Your #lovecapetown Weekend: Things to do from Friday 28 February to Sunday 2 March, 2014
Can you feel it, #lovecapetown? An insanely creative weekend is on its way to our inspirational Mother City!
Eminem Live in Cape Town: Road Closures and things you need to know
Mother City Slim Shady fans, are you ready to "Lose Yourself" with the one and only Eminem at the Cape Town Stadium on Wednesday 26 February, 2014?
Your #lovecapetown Weekend: Things to do from Friday 21 to Sunday 23 February, 2014
Friends, are you ready for a jam-packed #lovecapetown weekend? What lies ahead are 48 hours of unbelievable fun and experiences… everything from pink and fabulous parties, to brilliant theatre productions and classical music concerts and more.
Your #lovecapetown Weekend: Things to do from Friday 14 to Sunday 16 February, 2014
Mother City lovers, who's ready for your #lovecapetown weekend?!
Design Indaba in Cape Town, World Design Capital 2014: What's On
Creatives, it's the inspirational event you've been waiting for… Design Indaba in Cape Town, our World Design Capital 2014!
Your #lovecapetown Weekend: Things to do from Friday 7 to Sunday 9 February, 2014
It's the weekend in #lovecapetown, baby! Whether you are a music lover, rugby fanatic or comedy enthusiast, there is plenty to see and do in our fun loving Mother City. Join me at the following events in Cape Town from Friday 7 to Sunday 9 February, 2014:
Your #lovecapetown Weekend: Things to do from Friday 31 January to Sunday 2 February, 2014
Are you ready to have some FUN in #lovecapetown this weekend, folks? There is just so much to see and do in our entertaining Mother City over the next few days, I don't know where to begin! From über glam horse racing shows to amusing theatrical productions and thrilling soccer matches, there is something for everyone in our hometown. Join me at the following events in and around Cape Town, from Friday 31 January to Sunday 2 February, 2014:


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A little more than a year ago, I packed up all my cares and woes, along with my curated collection of old take-out menus from restaurants that no longer existed, emptied my desk, refused to sharpen any more pencils, left my office and retired from my job.
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Arthur C. Clarke Offers His Vision of the Future
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The neural net approach to artificial intelligence explained, written for "The Futurecast," a monthly column in the Library Journal.… read more
The union of human and machine is well on its way. Almost every part of the body can already be enhanced or replaced, even some of our brain functions. Subminiature drug delivery systems can now precisely target tumors or individual cells. Within two to three decades, our brains will have been "reverse-engineered": nanobots will give us full-immersion virtual reality and direct brain connection with the Internet. Soon after, we will vastly expand our intellect as we merge our biological brains with non-biological intelligence.… read more
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In a recent Red Herring magazine article, writer Geoffrey James said "pundits can't stop hyping the business opportunities of artificial intelligence" and described AI as a "technological backwater." Ray Kurzweil challenges this view, citing "hundreds of examples of narrow AI deeply integrated into our information-based economy" and "many applications beginning to combine multiple methodologies," a step towards the eventual achievement of "strong AI" (human-level intelligence in a machine).… read more
"The most dramatic possibility is the universe started from a simple initial condition that had some simple geometrical symmetry. It might be the case that if we turn our telescope off to the west, and look at the configuration of the universe in the west, it might be identical to the configuration of the universe in the east [...]"… read more
Once we learn how to map the brain and make computers fast enough to simulate it, all bets are off.… read more
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Kurzweil gave a Special Address at BusinessWeek's The Digital Economy New Priorities: Building A Collaborative Enterprise In Uncertain Times conference on December 6, 2001 in San Francisco. He introduced business CEOs to the Singularity — the moment when distinctions between human and machine intelligence disappear.… read more
In this Technology Review article, Raymond Kurzweil and Michael Dertouzos debate Bill Joy's Wired article urging "relinquishment" of research in certain risky areas of nanotechnology, genetics, and robotics.… read more
The National Inventors Hall of Fame (NIHF) inducted Ray Kurzweil on Sept. 21, 2002. Sponsored by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and Hewlett-Packard, the ceremony recognized Kurzweil for the Kurzweil Reading Machine and a lifetime of invention, including the first "omni-font" optical character recognition (OCR), the first CCD flat-bed scanner, the first full text-to-speech synthesizer, the first realistic-sounding electronic music synthesizer, and the first commercially marketed large-vocabulary speech recognition.… read more
Scientists are now talking about people staying young and not aging. Ray Kurzweil is taking it a step further: "In addition to radical life extension, we'll also have radical life expansion. The nanobots will be able to go inside the brain and extend our mental functioning by interacting with our biological neurons."… read more


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This post contains a brief list of what I have found interesting during the last two weeks. Up to now, April has been a great month for MySQL…
I had a very interesting experience in my "RACing up the Miles" session this morning. There were about 70 people in the room, and I hope they enjoyed the session as much as I did. I discussed a wee bit of architecture about RAC and concentrated on a very basic beginner's primer to management activities with srvctl and crsctl.
It's day 2 of COLLABORATE, and I have no distractions like hockey to tend with today. I have seen a nice balance between new technology and the traditional offerings in the Oracle tech space. These user group shows, in some ways, are the bastion of the technologies which, as "old" as they may be, are still in use and of interest to many attendees.
We are happy to announce that Pythian has been ranked 156th on the annual Branham300—the definitive listing of Canada's multinational information and communications technology (ICT) companies.
Ah yes, the comfort of being around my second family: the user group and fellow Pythianites. I started my day with a BIG DATA session by Ian Abramson. I have heard quite a buzz about this topic for some time, and it's getting louder. I always love to hear about the multi-terabyte data structures/databases as it reminds me of the first time I went from a 20Mb to a 40Mb hard disk on an 8086.
Whilst we all embark on this magical journey called "COLLABORATE", keep in the back of your mind what this conference is all about. This event is driven by volunteers, 100% in their spare time, logging hundreds of hours altogether to make your experience as education-centric as possible. I started working conferences in the early 1990′s and have spent many years enjoying the fruits of my labor. It is a powerful way to spend your volunteer time-working alongside others with the single goal of making the event as worthwhile for the attendees as possible.
The thirsty attendees at this latest IOUG/OAUG/Quest show are keen. The registration lines were long, but no significant Oracle wait events. The show may officially kick off today, but the education began yesterday. Our very own Alex Gorbachev discussed HA all day in prep for a full week of education sessions. Yury has traveled all the way from Australia, and we're glad he did. COLLABORATE often fights with one of my other passions – NHL playoff hockey. When you look deeper into both of these pastimes, they are remarkably similar.
This is a quick blog post from Collaborate 2012 in Vegas. I'm only doing one session this year, but it's a very long session — I've just done a deep dive on deploying Oracle Database 11gR2 for High Availability. It's a broad topic, and my plan was to focus a lot on basic concepts and how they work.
Log Buffer Editions are marching along, and this one is once again all about Oracle, SQL Server, and MySQL, plus some peeks at some other glittering database technologies like PostgreSQL and DB2. Sit back and enjoy!
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Thieves siphon millions of pounds of fuel from a pipeline which runs under Deputy PM Nick Clegg's official country residence in Kent.
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Notorious computer security pioneer John McAfee has used a surprise appearance at a hacking conference to warn of threats against "freedom" thanks to privacy issues with technology.
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Alright, kiddies, here's a little history lesson for y'all today. On December 7, 1941, some Japanese guys thought it was a good idea to bomb a US Naval base stationed in Hawaii. With no formal declaration of war acknowledged, the ...Read More
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C-Murder, former Hot Boy Turk, Young Buck and Lil Scrappy are just a handful of Southern artists that will be participating in a "Hip-Hop Unity Conference Call" to be held later today (December 7). "Freeway" Ricky Ross, the notorious ex-drug trafficker, ...Read More
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a slang term that means make me a peanut butter and jelly sandwich
Kid: MOM, hop on my steeze!
Mom: Okay son (then makes pb and j)
Mom: Okay son (then makes pb and j)
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