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Guy Bantleman, 47, said his brother Neil Bantleman, 45, remains detained at a prison in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta.
Guy said his younger sibling went from being a witness in the case to a suspect at the time of his detention on July 14.
At the time of his arrest the 45-year-old accused, along with his wife Tracy, had been working at the prestigious Jakarta International School (JIS) for three years as a learning co-ordinator. Children from high-profile families, including those of wealthy executives, diplomats and government ministers, are enrolled in the school.
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"I had originally planned for Relapse 2 to come out last year," Eminem said via the statement. "But as I kept recording and working with new producers, the idea of a sequel to Relapse started to make less and less sense to me, and I wanted to make a completely new album. The music on 'Recovery' came out very different from 'Relapse,' and I think it deserves its own title." (Billboard)
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Woman says she was ordered to stop breastfeeding or get off bus
Manchester - A UK woman says she was embarrassed and shocked when a bus driver told her that she had to either stop breastfeeding or get off the bus.
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Houston - The trial played out like a theatrical drama in the case against a woman who was found guilty of stabbing her husband to death. How many stab wounds did it take to kill him? He was stabbed 193 times says the Texas medical examiners office.
Nigeria to stop all screenings of District 9
Nigerian authorities have asked all cinemas in the country to stop showing the film District 9 saying that the movie shows Nigerians as gangsters and cannibals.
California puts a stop to evacuations
A third of the wildfire that has affected California is now said to be under control Californian Fire officials said today. The fire led to 30,000 people having to leave the area and 80 homes were affected
$250K Robotic Toilet to Stop Gay Sex
Fort Lauderdale's Republican Mayor Jim Naugle wants to spend a quarter million dollar on a robotic toilet that is supposed to make it more difficult for horny gays to have public sex on the beach.
Ebony And Ivory Learn Together In Perfect Harmony, Just At Different Schools
It has been announced today that schools in the UK whose pupils are predominately white will be 'twinned' with ethnic schools to improve better racial relations
U.S. moves to stop sale of some nausea drugs
U.S. health officials said companies should stop selling medicines that contain trimethobenzamide to relieve nausea and vomiting because they have not been proven effective
Child Abuse..When will we realize Enough IS Enough.
We hear the horror stories of the internet world and luring children, missing children, child abuse and the list goes on and on But when is Enough enough.
What you didn't know about Pedestrian-Crossing lights
Snickers Ad "Don't Stop" featuring the traffic lights
Judge refuses to stop convicted sex offender from coloring at murder trial
Dispite objections the drawing could influence the jury pool. The convicted sex offender charged with kidnapping, raping and killing 9-year-old Jessica Lunsford can keep coloring in children's books in court, a judge has ruled.
Police thwart large-scale terror attack in Tel Aviv
Security forces have arrested a Palestinian West Bank resident and three others in connection with terror plot.
Heck No! (I'll Never Listen To Techno), a stop motion animation useing litebright.
This is amazing, it even has a clay version of george bush
How Old Is Too Old To Drive?
After an 84-year-old driver plowed through an elementary school lunchroom this week, killing an 8-year-old boy, his mother pressed lawmakers to bar the elderly from getting behind the wheel.
Stop Smoking Commercial, Scary, Video
Stop Smoking Commercial - Dangers of Smoking.
Make yourself stop laughing!
Ever been in a situation where it was just not appropriate at ALL to bust out with the giggles?
22 Pounds Of Cocaine Seized During Routine Traffic Stop
Last night during a routine traffic stop, police seized over 22 pounds of cocaine from a motorist who had been pulled over for a malfunctioning taillight.
Gmail's Storage Counter Will Stop Again On April 1st?
Not another Gmail problem.
GameStop not getting enough PS3s to fill preorders
Retailer's launch allocations not expected to cover original batch of reservations; employees "asked" to wait until second shipment to buy systems.
Bibles Really Do Stop Bullets
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Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 2216 reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5 by u88a Good location but poor service Front desk staff not helpful and don't seem to care. Shower faucet broken and not fixed after our request (service was actually sent to fix the toilet instead..). Issues with early arrival (Queen bed instead of King, one room instead of two, etc). November 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Southerners Good Location Chose the hotel for its location and walking distance to theatre. Took a long time to check in even with SPG lane. Lobby is always crowded and have to wait for elevators. They charge $15/day for internet in the room and it doesn't always work. Front desk doesn't answer the phone, even when transferred from guest services. Room is dusty and every day something was forgotten-ran out of tissues and toilet paper. Starbucks in lobby is wonderful and all workers there are helpful and pleasant. November 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by bonsalva 11/6-9/14 I was checked into and given keys to a room that was occupied. That didn't make me feel very safe--if I was able to access someone elses room, who could access mine?? The second room I checked in to had fresh linens and towels, however, the floors had not been vacuumed, the bathroom was not clean and there was trash in 2 trash cans. The front desk staff and manager were very helpful and got me into a clean room, but I definitely was put off by the first 2 rooms I was assigned. I have reservations next week and am hoping that I do not have any further issues with this hotel as I'm a loyal SPG member. November 8, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by MomeeZ Won't Return Service is inconsistent. Front Desk Staff especially. Initial check in was fine, gentleman smiled, helpful. Needed to change rooms the next day and this lady acted like she didn't want to be there and she was at the Preferred Desk. She assisted me but at the minimum level of helpfulness. November 20, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by amunoz77 Extremely Disappointed!!! I recently stayed at this spg property on 12/4/11 and I must say I will never stay here again. I am a platinum member and disgusted with the service I received. I checked in around 9pm and was told they did not have a room ready for me. It appears there were other guests complaining that they have been waiting for a room since 3pm!!!!! The receptionist advised me they had overbooked and housekeeping was behind. All they could do was give me a drink voucher and a smile! 2 hours later I got my room @ 11pm. This is unacceptable and I am outraged I was not compensated enough points for a free stay! December 8, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by U2tribridge Good to stay for business trip Facilites and location are nothing wrong for stays on business trip, but I won't prefer for family pleasure. Beacause of convenient location and large number of rooms, I felt it was very busy and crowded in public areas. November 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Allen38 Good, but there is room for improvement Front desk staff was polite and efficient at check-in, but the security is slow.. We waited over 45 minutes to have someone unlock the door that connected the two rooms of our suite.. Another knock on the security is that the people working the elevator desk should actually be paying attention to guests / people entering the elevator lobby and not checking Facebook on their mobile phones.. Rooms were great and clean, management was very nice as well.. My other complaint goes with what a lot of others are saying, please quit skimping on the amenities in the Club Lounge and charging ridiculous prices for a beer while there in the evening.. Also I haven't received my 500 points for check-in yet.. October 6, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Rory Great Concierge Team but exhorbadant fees and inconsistent customer service Overall the hotel was average. I found that having to pay for everything you do on top of the high price was not satisfactory. In the 10 years I have travelled I have never paid for luggage storage ($4 per bag), nor for using the gym. In a competitive industry I also find charging for WIFI in your room, completely out of touch (go to countries in Asia and its comp.). Speaking of the $4 bag fee, I have never seen such unmotivated people. I know its not a glamorous job (i have worked in hotels), but if you dont like it work someone else. I also found the lady who checked me out of the hotel as no sense of customer service. For example, how about saying, I really hope you enjoyed your stay/your time in New York, have a safe trip home. On a positive note, the two gentleman who are on the Concierge Desk, fantastic. They were extremely helpful, friendly and recommended some great things to do while we were in New York, bravo!. The lady who also checked me in was great. My booking had been stuffed up by the SPG booking staff, however she provided some options, which though were not ideal, she did the best she could under the circumstances (WIFI free in room for the week). I am an SPG member and I try to use hotels when I travel, mostly Westin, however in recent times, I have found that there needs to be a consistent level of service across all areas of the hotel. Regards November 23, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by dontbother Very disappointing. Very poor custoer service. I had put beverages in the fridge to cool and they were taken out and a note left asking for an extra 35$ if I wanted a fridge in my room. That's penny pinching and cheap. There was mildew in the shower stall and the grout was dirty. There were bad scratches along the doors and wall. The TV was not working when I first arrived. The bathroom was so small you had to keep the door open to use the toilet. I used the ticket counter for a broadway show. I understand they are independent from the hotel but the poor service reflects on you. I got partially obstructer view seats when they were nto supposed to be. November 12, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by summer2012 Bad experience The day of the departure the elevators for the high rise part were not working properly. Waited for 35-40 mins and ended up taking the stairs all the way down from 46th floor,being late for my flight The support staff was not helpful in resolving this issue, offering to take service elevators which were not working either. There was another set of elevators which worked for 21-28th floors but it was not communicated to us when we asked if there is any other way to get out other than taking stairs all the way down. For the amount of people that stay at this hotel, they should have managed it better and provide appropriate communications on the issue May 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by WH1958 GREAT STAY MY 30 TH DAY AT THIS HOTEL THIS YEAR The Sheraton Times Square has become my go-to hotel in NYC. I know the front desk staff well as this is about my 30th day of stays this year. I have business in the city, go to broadway shows, and have a son in college in the city. For all of these activities, The Sheraton Times Square in the perfect location. The staff goes out of their way in every way. Room service in 20-30 minutes, quesadillas for room service for breakfast as that is my son's favorite---its not on the breakfast menu....but the staff is happy to accommodate. Yesterday I needed a safety pin, and found it in m room within 15 minutes. It is better than home. I am fortunate as platinum due to my many stays as I request a room type and always get it. Sometimes I am with a friend, sometimes alone, and sometimes with family in toe. The best part of all is they are DOG FRIENDLY and my 6 pound maltese is always welcome. I love the club lounge as it has great views and great food including lattes, greek yogurt, eggs, oatmeal, and muffins, bagels and croissants for breakfast. YUMMY AND NO CHARGE. IT IS EASY LIVING AND YOU CAN'T ASK FOR MORE IN NYC. And it ia block from the MOMA, 2 blocks from 5th aveue best shopping in the world, and 5 blocks from middle of times square. Just perfect in every way. And the best value in the city! November 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nancy updated hotel is well appointed It was evident that this hotel has been recently updated. From the television to bathroom fixtures, everything is in excellent shape. The room itself was small with only one chair in the corner. This made it difficult to enjoy the television without having to sit on the bed. I was very happy to see glass glasses and a coffee pot. A small refrigerator would be nice. One could be available but would have been an additional $35 a day. The hotel is very well located. November 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Magician70 Weekend Getaway I rented a double bed room for a family of four expecting to sleep in queen size beds, instead we slept in two full sized beds. Not a very resting night experience for anyone. November 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by VeryGoodPointsStacey Location is everything The location of the hotel can't be beat - assuming you want to be close to Times Square. As a Platinum member I was upgraded and had a great view on the 46th floor. The room was average size, but was modern and in good condition. The club lounge is nice and the food was pretty good. The prices for food & beverages in the hotel overall are outrageous. It's such a convenience to have a coffee bar and casual restaurant in the hotel lobby, but the prices make them less desirable. I would stay at this hotel again. November 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Djscinema Suite Night Upgrades Not working I always recommend Sheraton/Starwood but lately I have been having issues with upgrades - mainly while trying to use my suite upgrades. It seems since these have been introduced, I have not only gotten less upgrades but have gotten NO upgrades from these awards. I try to always stay at the NY Sheraton but my upgrades have been harder to come by. May 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bov123 Excellent experience Really enjoyed the entire experience staying at the hotel. November 15, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Dbat SPG Loyalty? This is the only Sheraton I've come across that doesn't provide lounge access to SPG Gold members. Not sure what the loyalty program is for??? In addition, shower dripped making the morning shower a terrible experience. Wouldn't stay here again and making me doubt my loyalty to SPG. November 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by williamc2014 Staff Reponsivness The staff is friendly, my company stays at this hotel about 50-70 nights a year. Our company card which the hotel was booked on was swapped over to a new card unbeknown to our traveling staff, the hotel did not call or email with the transaction problem so I could take care of it, rather they locked our whole staff out of their rooms, and at midnight upon returning to the hotel, we found ourselves having to wait for nearly an hour to get back into our rooms. I phone call would have been nice, and probably a little bit less work for the hotel. Sees like a pretty dramatic approach to solve a simple problem as getting a new credit card number, especially from a client that stays so many nights with you guys. November 7, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Guest111 Rude service As an spg platinum number the hotel was not only unable to upgrade me to the club level, but the front desk guy Hamilton is rude and insulting. When I entered the room it smells really bad, there was peanuts on the floor. July 14, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by GreatExpectations Service is sadly lacking Location is fabulous and the travel and tours representative was helpful. That is all there is to like about this Sheraton. It is one of the most expensive sheraton I have stayed in, but one with sadly lacking service. I cannot believe that your priority number 1 is guest satisfaction. I had to call front desk for service. I called three times and each tme the phone rang till it went dead. The operator who transferred the call was indifferent and almost rude! We stayed on club floor and used the club lounge. The lounge was crowded, dirty and the food serving were not very enticing. The lobby was often crowded. Even as a platinum member we had to wait in line for about 20 mins to check in. Thre were lines for every service - concierge, travel and tours, checked baggage. Could you not put more people to reduce waiting time? We had a room with a toilet that did not flush well. Surely housekeeping would have noticed it but did not report it. December 14, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by TomfromCT Impeccable service in a great location My wife and I have stayed in this hotel many times over the years and the service is always great. There are several persons in the lobby ready to help you or just to smile at you as you pass by. The hotel has an ideal location. Our room was whistle clean. November 13, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by John22 Sad, Sad, Sad My hotel room was dirty, TV only worked when it wanted to, multiple outlets in the room didn't work, and shower drain was clogged. During any shower, I would have to stop the shower three (3) times to let the water slowly drain. And lastly, most of my colleagues who were also staying in this hotel had several issues with their rooms too. December 4, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by ICEMAN07 I must lower the expectations next time I choose Sheraton in Times Square because it is 2 blocks away from the show i wanted to see for decades. Finally that day came i i drove to New York only to see the show and stay at Sheraton hotel for a night. I wanted my trip to be memorable so i didn't mind booking at a well known hotel and paying a little bit more as oppose to staying at a not so well known hotel. As it turns out, the shower at our room only comes with either steaming hot and freezing cold. It was very inconvenient. My 2 days in New York is perfect except every time i'm reminded with the shower experience, i can help but be upset. I have stayed in Sheraton Waikiki in Hawaii and i loved every details they have in that hotel. It is from that stay where I've always associated Sheraton as a first class accommodation. With all of the best hotels located in Time Square, it now adds a curiosity on how better or perfect my experience would've been had i stayed on a different hotel. November 12, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jimtraveller Location is the saving grace of this hotel Where shall I start? Booked four nights for our stay in NYC, to celebrate my dad's 75th birthday. Requested the suite night upgrade months ago, when we checked in our room, without any upgrade at all! Club lounge was super crowded and chaotic, feels like in a refugee camp during the labour day long weekend. People cutting lines and grab food right in front of you. Reflected that to hotel management, and basically was told that they were not about to do anything about it. You are hotel management, manage it! Front desk never opened my files on their record so that we could get the internet access from our room. Called four times, and everytime, we got passed on to anther phone line, finally ended somewhere as a call centre in India. And sure enough, the accounting department screwed up the bill and charged us $14.95 for the internet access that was supposed to be free for a platinum guest. So had to spent another 10-15 minutes waiting in line and sorted it out at the front desk. So what else do I need to say? Not recommend at all! So we will definitely stay at another starwood hotel next time when we visit NYC. September 7, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Eric79 Where to start..... - I requested an early check-in while making my reservation and was told it would not be a problem. Therefore, I took an early flight to NY only to find out that I could not check-in early. I had to sit around and wait for two hours. - I ended up going to get breakfast in the hotel restaurant and had to eat off the buffet because they don't offer a menu breakfast. It was OVERPRICED. $34 for a breakfast buffet and a 20% gratuity automatically added to my bill so the service was horrible. - Finally I was able to check-in and upon going into my room, the carpet was dirty. - The reason I was in NY was for business. I had a presentation to work on in the afternoon in my hotel room before evening events. It was IMPOSSIBLE to do concentrate due to the construction work. There was constant drilling for 3 hours and banging around. -The shower had hair in the tub and there was hair on the bathroom floor. - NO HOT water in my shower. - I went down to the front desk to ask to be moved to another room and the staff was RUDE and told me there were no other rooms and that I could check back later. I explained that IT IS THEIR RESPONSIBILITY to inform people of the construction during the reservation process versus showing up and finding out. I feel like the least thing the staff could have done is offered to call me on my cell or in my room when another room became available. I was paying $450 a night for the room, the least thing they could have done is acted like they appreciated their customers/guests. - I woke up the next morning at 7 am to more banging from the construction. It could have at least waited until 8 am. - I went down to the front desk and asked to be moved to a new room that had hot water, a clean bathroom/tub and a room away from construction. I had to wait a few hours to get this room. - In my new room, the shower drain was not working properly so I was standing in over ankle deep water. HORRIBLE experience, staff, hotel, food and I could go on. So bad, that my boss had a business trip the following week and had a reservation at this hotel. She cancelled it and will be staying some other place. I will NEVER stay at this property again unless they have some serious management changes and train their staff to be more courteous! December 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Riffic Staff takes pride - good for Plats This has become my go-to mid-town hotel, largely based on price to value, but it's the staff that makes my stay enjoyable. Although this hotel is always teeming with people, the front desk is very accommodating on upgrades. Workout facilities are excellent - free for Plats but I pity anyone who has to pay for a service that should naturally be included in a room rate. The staff in the club lounge takes such pride and are hard working, it's very comforting. This hotel, despite its below average bathrooms and noise filtering from the hallway, is clearly under excellent management. November 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Twinn2013 The best location! I enjoyed my stay at this Sheraton. I like the location that's not too close from Times Square, about 10 blocks away, meaning less crowded and subway station just around the corner. I didn't receive any room upgrade as Platinum member. I totally agree with the other recent reviewer , Djscinema, May 15, 2014 about how hard it is to get approved for Suite Night Award from this Sheraton. Suite Night Award should be applied before your arrival, NOT requested at front desk when you check-in. I applied for my Suite Night Award when I booked my room, which is 8-9 days before my arrival, but they didn't approve it. If a lot of Platinum members are complaining about this issue, The Management from Sheraton New York Times Square and Starwood Hotels and Resorts should investigate this matter to see if Suite Night Award program is working properly in this property. By the way, the Club Lounge is way to crowded for breakfast and afternoon reception, but we heard that from other reviewers before. I just want to confirm it again! May 27, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by PSS1 Off the street or Platinum member...I don't think they cared Let me say that I am a big fan of the Starwood properties and have been a platinum member for several years. However, the disparity in of service received at the various properties needs focus. I might as well had walked in off the street and begged for a room at this hotel. First of all, upon checking in I was told there were no upgrades available and I would be required to stay on a low floor with zero view. Fine. Not a big deal. However, my floor was on a separate elevator bank than the lounge. So I had to travel all the way down and back up to go to the lounge. Not a huge deal, but you would think they could accommodate me on the same set of floors with a common elevator bank. Secondly, the TV did not work well in my room (the picture was fuzzy). I told the desk, but it was never fixed. In addition, my room was conveniently located near the elevator and across from the ice machine to make for a very noisy background and it looked like every room on the floor had a paper in front of their door in the morning except my room. The final kicker was when it started to rain and I had to run out for a meeting. I called guest services and the Concierge to get an umbrella. Apparently there was not a single umbrella in the hotel to lend to a platinum guest. Maybe someone should be sent out to buy a dozen for a rainy day. Good idea? None of these items are a big deal in the large scope of things, but this lack of small services is a far cry from the type of attention paid to valuable customers at other properties. May 29, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sandy832 Light from Hallway Right Outside the Room Door We could understand why your hallways are illuminated. But for some reason, when the lights are located right outside/above the room door, the light just blasts into the room (through the gaps between the door and the wall) and thus hardly conducive to a relaxed environment during the sleep hours. November 11, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Lotta This hotel was a disappointment I am a SPG Platinum memeber, but was not treated as this: - No upgrade with check-in - No room at "SPG guest floor" - Had to talk to management to get a room on the "SPG guest floor" - No help with my luggage (2big, big bags) - Called the VIP manager 5 times, always busy and never called back - Always problem when logging on to internet - error message = "You are not a registered guest at this hotel". I can accept this once but when it happens every time I logged on.........and everytime I jad to talk to technical support - Breakfast at the club = a big mess no tables, no bagels, no youghurt etc, etc, and the reason for this was that people after eating their breakfast also took 5 - 6 bagels and youghurt to go. No reaction from management. September 7, 2012


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Every year, Tom Izzo subjects his Michigan State team to a non-conference schedule only a masochist could love.
He might have outdone himself this time, however.
With the college basketball season only a few days old, the No. 2 Spartans face top-ranked Kentucky and its latest group of freshmen phenoms Tuesday in the Champions Classic. Not only is it the earliest meeting of 1 vs. 2 - and the first since 2008 - but with No. 4 Duke playing fifth-ranked Kansas in the second game, the tournament might very well be a sneak preview of this season's Final Four.
''I'm not sure I've been as excited about an opportunity such as this in a long, long time,'' Izzo said Monday. ''I think it's great for college basketball, great for the media, great for the fans and great for the programs. No matter what the outcomes of the games are, I think all teams will benefit in some way, shape or form.''
Unlike some coaches, who prefer a steady diet of patsies before the conference season, Izzo likes to test his team early - and often. Kansas, Syracuse, Duke and Kentucky are just a few of the teams the Spartans have played before Jan. 1 in seasons past, and there was one year Michigan State saw all four of them, plus Oklahoma.
This year, in addition to Kentucky, the Spartans will play Texas, North Carolina and Virginia Tech.
The brutal scheduling began as a way to draw some attention to the Spartans in a state still focused on Michigan's Fab Five, but Izzo soon discovered there were other benefits. It's no coincidence his team is regularly one of the best in the country, with one national title and five more Final Four appearances in Izzo's 18 years.
''It prepares us for the tournament,'' senior guard Keith Appling said. ''A lot of the teams we play in our non-conference season are some of teams that we'll end up playing in the tournament. Or are teams that are similar to these teams we'll be playing. So I feel it helps us out in the long run, and also prepares us for the tough Big Ten season.''
And there is little doubt Kentucky will be one of those teams still around at the end of March.
On paper, at least, these young Wildcats are even more impressive than the group that led Kentucky to the national title two years ago. Six were McDonald's All-Americans. All are considered potential lottery picks in next summer's NBA draft, with Julius Randle a good bet to be the overall No. 1.
The Wildcats steamrolled through their first two games, winning each by 30 points. But neither was anything close to a true test, and coach John Calipari is already fretting about how his Kiddie Cats will respond to the one they'll get from Michigan State.
''It's a hard game to play this early,'' he said. ''Kansas is a good team; Duke is a good team; Michigan State - they're all good teams and they're well coached. This is not like you're going to steal, sneak by. You're going to have to ball.
''For us, it's just a bar of where we are right now. We've got a long way to go,'' Calipari said. ''I mean, do you see how many plays we just ran? Like two. We're still trying to figure out how to play fast, how to get in the lane, how to post up, how to cut. Trying to figure out defensively how we need to play. We're still not right.''
The Wildcats won't be the only youngsters on display, with Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker, er, Kansas and Duke, facing off in the nightcap.
Wiggins was drawing comparisons to Danny Manning even before he got to Lawrence, and his first game for the Jayhawks did little to damper the expectations. He had 16 points, three steals and two assists in an 80-63 rout of Louisiana-Monroe on Friday night.
Parker was perhaps the most coveted recruit last year, and he could be even more dangerous now that he's paired with Rodney Hood. Each scored 22 in Duke's opener against Davidson, shooting a combined 17 of 20.
''First game in college - are you kidding me?'' coach Mike Krzyzewski said of Parker, who attended the same Chicago high school as Derrick Rose.
That was at home, however, against a weaker opponent. That won't be the case Tuesday - for any of the teams - but that's the beauty of these games. Win or lose, the teams have tested themselves against the best, and the lessons they learn will guide them the rest of the year, possibly all the way to the Final Four in Arlington, Texas.
''There can't be a negative to this. It's something you're going to be able to talk to your guys about, something you're going to be able to evaluate, win or lose,'' Izzo said. ''... Those other teams are going to be in the mix somewhere before the year's over, and you're going to be able to compare yourself to them. That's what's really important. You get an advantage to do that early, and see what it does for you late.''
AP Sports Writers Gary B. Graves, Joedy McCreary and Dave Skretta contributed to this report.
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Coalition wants Redskins name kept out of TCF Bank Stadium for Vikings gameRochelle Olson, Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
The NFL team from Washington should be barred from using its team name, the Redskins, on University of Minnesota turf, an anti-racism coalition said Thursday at a news conference outside TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
The group said university administrators have been unwilling to meet with them to discuss the issue. Clyde Bellecourt, founding member of the National Coalition Against Racism in Sports and Media, called everyone at the university from the president to the students "scholastically retarded" when it comes to American Indian issues.
In a lengthy released statement, the university said it cannot regulate expression by private parties on its property. In leasing the stadium to the NFL team, "the University did not get the right to exclude the Vikings because of the offensive name of its opposing team," the statement said.
Thursday's exchange didn't bring the issue closer to resolution. The Redskins have shown no willingness to change their name or to wear anything other than their regular helmets and jerseys with their mascot's logo.
The coalition vowed to keep fighting and to hold a rally involving "thousands" outside the stadium on game day, Nov. 2.
The Vikings are leasing the university's stadium for two seasons while their new $ 1 billion stadium is built on the site of the former Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis.
The university and the activists actually want the same things. Earlier this month, the university publicly asked the Redskins to keep the team's name off jerseys, promotional materials, announcements and merchandise sold during the game. The activists say they also want fans barred from wearing "denigrating face paint" or head wear.
The national coalition said it is considering a lawsuit if its demands aren't met. Members of the group said they believe the university has unilateral authority to stop the use of the Redskins name on the campus facility. They cited the 1964 federal Civil Rights Act, which bans discrimination in public places.
The university disagreed with that interpretation.
"As much as the university agrees with the National Coalition in denouncing the name of the Washington team," it doesn't believe there is a legal basis for preventing a scheduled game with the Washington team, the statement said.
The Vikings are required to comply with nondiscrimination laws, meaning they must provide fans equal access to the facility with regard to race, religion, gender, age and sexual orientation policy, the same rules that applied at the Metrodome, the university said.
At the news conference, one coalition member carried a sign that said the Redskins name "celebrates the murder of men, women and children by scalping" and is "denigrating, discriminatory hate speech."
Bellecourt said the name derived from the way blood rolled down the skin of an Indian who had been scalped by settlers.
Among those at the event was Henry Boucha, an Ojibwe from Warroad, Minn., and an Olympic hockey silver medalist. He called the name "one of the most horrific words in history."
Former Vikings player Joey Browner, who said he has American Indian heritage, said, "We're not mascots."
Redskins spokesman Tony Wyllie didn't respond to a request for comment, but previously has said the team believes it is using the term "correctly and honestly."
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Boasting 100 years of dedicated service, this family-run hotel is in the heart of Berchtesgaden, just a short distance from the spa center, pedestrian area and scenic hiking routes.
Score from 856 reviews Excellent
Offering private balconies with wonderful mountain views, Alpenpension Kropfleiten is located in Berchtesgaden.
Score from 115 reviews Excellent
Surrounded by beautiful mountainous scenery in the Bavarian Alps, and situated near Berechtesgaden train station and center of town, this guest house enjoys a traditional and friendly ambiance.
Score from 422 reviews Very good
This traditional hotel in Berchtesgaden offers a spa with an indoor pool, rooms with balconies, and scenic views of the Bavarian Alps and the Kehlsteinhaus.
Score from 450 reviews Very good
Perfect location, stunning view in early morning.
Took us a bit time to find it.
The location was excelent. My father and mother are older and this offered a great contrast between the busy city and the landscape. It allowed us to get the best of both world's. The hotel was beautiful and really has an amazing view all around.
The key is attached to a metal key chain that weighs like 2 kilos. Also although the beds were comfortable, they did have some uncomfortable spots in them but it could just be the bed i was in. No credit cards are excerpted, for the price of the rooms credit cards should be accepted
This is a quaint hotel with fabulous views over the Oberau valley
Didn't take credit card payment and this wasn't highlighted when booking. Meant another journey out in the snow to get more cash
There isn't much I didn't like about this great find. We booked for 2 days and ended up staying for a 5 days. Breakfast was good staff was great loved the lay out and quality of the whole place.
The drive way needs to be widened and cleared better for traffic both ways. Wi-Fi wasn't very good, it's a bit of a ways from grocery stores and town. All small things...
Loved the location. Staff very friendly and helpful. Quiet area. Loved hearing the cowbells nearby.
The views are amazing! I believe almost every room has a balcony, and ours had a view of the town of Berchtesgaden below. The staff is very friendly and eager to give recommendations. We had breakfast every morning and it was fantastic. The rooms were well kept, but the furniture was a tad dated, which did add to the charm of the place. Just a heads up (the fine print says this too) that the hotel is cash only, so if you're staying a while, make sure you have enough cash on hand (or that you can spread your atm withdrawals out accordingly).
If you don't have a car, it can be a challenge getting up to the hotel as it is literally at the top of a mountain and the closest bus stop is a kilometer or so away, downhill (we had a car so this was not an issue for us).
everything, except:
No Flywire door to balcony. Suggesting provision of additional "lighter (summer) blankets" in the event that night room temperature is too warm, even during winter period.
Location brilliant but use of a car needed to stay here. Facilities and staff excellent. Breakfast and dinner at night terrific. Rooms were comfortable and area very quiet. Indoor pool and sauna available. Bar area a great place to relax. This hotel is a great base from which to explore the surrounding area. I would definitely stay here again and would recommend this hotel to others.
Wi-Fi available only in lobby and is user paid but this only minor compared to the other benefits of staying at this hotel.
Perfect location, good breakfast, calm and relaxing place, hospitality, easy access to Berchtesgaden, Rossfeldpanoramastrasse, Hintersee, Eagle's Nest and other famous must-see locations. Dinner was nice as well.
felt mislead with booking, booked a balcony room pictures showed view down valley we had carpark view. no where in small print did it say some balcony rooms had view at back. No difference in price and rooms were not cheap. We chose hotel because coming from hot flat country we wanted alpine experience. So you can see our disappointment. Also no reason or explanation why but tables allocated for breakfast we were put in a plain side room, view of wall or carpark unless you walked to the front window. Our business is as important as everyone else yet we were made to feel like second rate citizens.
Wonderful views from communal areas. Helpful staff. Very good breakfast.
No tea/coffee facilities in room, deplorable lack of towels and soap shampoo... this really was minimal and not good quality either. Very heavy brass key to carry everywhere. Pool closed in early evening and Wi-Fi was only available in reception and for a fee. All minor points and easily corrected. They put this hotel behind the competition though.
Very peaceful with easy access to Konigsee and The Eagles Nest. Beautiful with the clouds rolling in below us.
The hotel is in a stunning location on the mountain up a windy road through pretty houses. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel is in Oberau about 10 minutes drive from Berchtesgaden. The breakfast was excellent and the dinners that we ate at the hotel were very good.
The only things that could be improved are the wifi (only possible in public areas and a bit patchy). Tea/coffee facilities in the bedrooms would be good and the swimming pool could be a little warmer but otherwise very good all round.
Beautiful terace with a perfect view, calm and nice place, very nice and helpful staff. Amazing beds, I havent sleep so well in my life like in Alpenhotel Denninglehen. Great living room with a fireplace in the middle - in winter have to be so cool
Hotel is really hard to find, print a map or use GPS, Breakfast was average, fort this price maybe even poor. Overall, hotel seems to me bit expensive but services are nice.
Great location, breathtaking views of Alps and very accommodating staff
Rooms are slightly dated but i guess it suits the landscape
The beautiful scenery.. Very night facility and friendly staff
We couldn't stay longer!!!
Site/panorama, wellness, breakfast.
The setting is gorgeous, if a bit remote. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The hotel is beautifully decorated in traditional Bavarian style. Very nice breakfast, and good dinner if you wish.
They only take EC credit card.
friendly staff, excellent food, and great location close to berchtesgarden
We only stayed for one night, but the views and peacefulness of the hotel was very satisfying. Good breakfast, but we did not have the chance to try their dinner. The menu did look good.
Finding the hotel was a bit difficult, and we had to use cash to pay for our stay even though it was booked through your organization.
atmosphere, view
additional costs for wifi
This is a charming, rustic hotel that is family run. They get to know you quickly and will seat you at dining tables of your choice. They offer excellent breakfast each morning and you can eat on the deck or inside. We had a room with a balcony that overlooked the entire valley below. This hotel is also priced very reasonable as is their dinner prices. We had dinner on the terrace two evening as it was most relaxing to watch the sun set over the mountains.
-views -very good breakfast -close to the eagles nest
-car needed
Breakfast was yummy!
no refrigerator and the pool closes at 7pm
Authentic and lovely
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