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Unsanitary! Filthy Used Condom In Hotel Room!
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LARGO, MARYLAND -- The Radisson Hotel in Largo, MD USED to be our favorite hotel in the Maryland area. We began staying there five years ago, at which time the service WAS(PAST TENSE) be efficient, and the ambience USED TO BE pleasant and comfortable.
However, the condition and service of the hotel has declined noticeably as the years have gone by. The hotel is now rundown There is little to no preventative maintenance, the paint, and wallpaper is noticeably peeling in areas, the items and furniture in the rooms are very worn, scratched, damaged, and in need of replacement. The wood veneers and paint peeling from the furniture and hotel room items. There was questionable/suspect activity going on in the hallways, and the hotel gave the impression of being a temporary brothel.
The Radisson Hotel in Largo, MD USED to be our favorite hotel in the Maryland area. We began staying there five years ago, at which time the service WAS (PAST TENSE) be efficient, and the ambience USED TO BE pleasant and comfortable.
However, the condition and service of the hotel has declined noticeably as the years have gone by. The hotel is now rundown There is little to no preventative maintenance, the paint, and wallpaper is noticeably peeling in areas, the items and furniture in the rooms are very worn, scratched, damaged, and in need of replacement. The wood veneers and paint peeling from the furniture and hotel room items. There was questionable/suspect activity going on in the hallways, and the hotel gave the impression of being a temporary brothel.
During our last stay, we had to ask to be moved to a different room twice, because the rooms were placed in wreaked of cigarette smoke, were falling apart, and not acceptable. The final straw was the fact that my fiancé discovered a USED, FILTHY, NASTY, CONDOM in the room that we had slept in! WE WERE DISGUSTED! We went to the front desk and reported this to front desk representative who in turn just looked extremely embarrasssed. This USED TO BE a pleasant hotel that we USED TO BE comfortable in. HOWEVER, Radisson's corporate management, general hotel management, facilities/maintenance, and housekeeping staff have OBVIOUSLY FALLEN DOWN ON THE JOB! I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL TO ANYONE!
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momsey on 02/04/2011:
Nasty. Good review.
dan gordon on 02/04/2011:
Suppose it helps to know where the condom was found. While gross, if its hidden under a cabinet most maids wouldn't have discovered it. If its out in the open and they ignored it I think the complaint is more valid.
Skye on 02/04/2011:
I was also wondering where the condom was found. Why did you leave that part out? From your description about how run down, and just about ready to keel over the hotel is, I'm surprised you still stayed there.
At least you enjoyed the place when it was actually decent. Good review.
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH -- I booked a room for my myself and my wife on the site at one price arrived and was quoted a different price. I was given a room that was very musty and dirty. Upon requesting a suitable room I was then moved to a very small and inadequate room for a weekend stay. Upon deciding to stay one night then check-out. I returned from dinner to retire for the night lo and behold this hotel had bedbugs. It was late and my wife was very angry and agitated I requested another room on another floor the front desk reservationist attempted to find a better room to no avail. Upon checkout the front office manager proceeded to tell me that they have been experiencing a significant increase in bedbug activity. He continued to tell me that the pest control company has inspected the room as with the other more than half dozen rooms over the past three weeks. I would never recommend this hotel stay far away.
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Venice09 on 12/05/2010:
You stayed? Did you get any bites?
Skye on 12/05/2010:
Bed bugs are on the rise EVERYWHERE, unfortunately. I hope you checked everything you check in with, because bed bugs will go home with you, the last thing you need is a bed beg infestation in your home.
This link was provided, as a courtesy, by Debtor Basher, a My3cents member.
karleebarlee on 12/06/2010:
bed bugs aside, did you address the price issue? I work at a hotel and sometimes we quote one price, and people don't just assume we will add tax and resort fees. it's an honest mistake if we don't say we are quoting just the base price. could this have been the issue?
PepperElf on 12/06/2010:
I thought most people realized that hotels are POPULAR areas for bedbugs to live.
and that getting rid of them are pretty darn hard.
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Be aware of the conditions of the rooms at the Radisson Hotel Valley Forge, PA
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KING OF PRUSSIA, PENNSYLVANIA -- The poor condition of the flooring in the Radissons hotel room (rooted and in disrepair) caused my wife to fall and break her foot. They would not accommodate us with a different room that had elevator service or that had handy cap accessible facilities for the remainder of the stay. The elevator only went to the 14th floor and we were on the 15th floor, my wife had to crawl up and down the dirty stairways on her hind end to get to and leave the room. As soon as I informed the manager that her foot was broken he acted like he didn't want us around. Other than loaning us a wheelchair which wasn't any good after the 14th floor they didn't care much about us. Last of all to add insult to injury they charged us for the room. We were at a conference that we drove 750 miles each way to get to and we got very little out of the trip except pain and suffering. We've stayed at better Red Roof Inn's than this place.
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Soaring Consumer on 05/02/2009:
Everything that happened was inexcusable. A written statement from a building inspector about the problem and/or photos of the problem with the room would prove your case, as the main culprit of the issue was the poor upkeep of the facility. After what happened they should have taken responsibility and provided an alternate room. Your wife should not have been forced to crawl up and down the emergency stairs. And furthermore, you shouldn't have been charged for the room which caused the injury in the first place.
I suggest that you contact the hotel chain's higher management for a resolution and compensation. If they won't help, contact the BBB and file a complaint with them. If you still can't get a resolution, sue the hotel in small claims court for the maximum jurisdictional limit for a refund and for pain and suffering.
Ben There on 05/02/2009:
What was wrong with the floor in the room? Also, was the hotel completely sold out?
Marine 63 on 05/15/2009:
Screw contacting higher management or BBB, get yourself a blood thirsty sue crazy laywer and own the damn Hotel and run it the way it should be run after firing the management team. Your wife broke her foot game over war on...go straight to court.
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Radisson Hotel Worldgate Kissemme FL
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KISSESSIMEE, FLORIDA -- We made reservations for four two teens and two adults, request handicap access for myself.
Instead of two Queen beds we had only DOUBLE Beds, hard as a rock. But we did have Queen headboards attached to the wall. Forget the advertised Sleep number beds they don't exist. Bathroom open the door hit hits the toilet seat. Tub shower with a high tub wall 30 " high 6 " from toilet. HOUSEKEEPING forget it two people worked on the floor all day but I don't know what they did ?? maybe watch TV in the rooms because the beds were only made 1 day out of 4 and one night we got back from the parks at 11PM to find no clean towels NONE we had handed the dirty towels to the housekeeper on the way out the door as she was ready to enter as we were leaving for the day, Refrigerator was poor in cooling. NO Microwave as promised.
PLUMBING was the pits running toilet, sink filled with water quickly and took forever to go down. Bathroom open the door and the door hits the toilet bowl, Handicap access requested well the tub 6" from the toilet had a 33" height too high for me to climb but they did have a bar to help you climb the wall if you could.
I don't ask much when I travel working plumbing accessible shower etc. clean towels.
None of that at this Radisson.
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bargod on 07/28/2008:
That's too bad to hear about your stay. What happened when you complained to a manager? you should send a letter to corporate.
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Reservations not honored
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On June 20th I booked two rooms at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester, NH for August 18th and received an e-mail confirmation of our reservation. After driving three hours to get to the ferry in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, we were told that the ferry would be 1 hour late in departing. We finally reached Portland, ME at 9:30 pm and when I realized that going through customs would take at least a few yours, I promptly called the Radisson Hotel directly and explained to the desk clerk that we would not reach Manchester, NH until around 1:00 am and wanted to let them know this information so that we would not be treated as a "no show". The clerk informed me that she would note this on our reservations. We arrived at the Radisson at 1:20 am. We were totally exhausted and had our seven year old grandaughter with us who was extremely tired. When we arrived we were ignored until I asked the manager to get off the phone and assign us our rooms. It was then that the manager told that there was only 1 room available and would all four of us share the same room. We declined and she told us that the rooms were all booked and that she would send us to the Best Western Inn and to please hurry up and make a decision--it was either to share a room or go to the Best Western.
My granddaughter was falling asleep sitting in the stairs and I explained to the night manager that we were exhausted and had an early morning flight the following day. Fortunately, a young woman in the lobby said "That little girl is so tired, I have not used my room and will give up my room and stay with friends". The following morning, while I was waiting for my family in the lobby, I asked the same manager what time the breakfast buffet opened and she replied "The buffet is very expensive" I finally told the manager that I was not inquiring about the price and asked her if she told all the guests that the buffet was expensive, or did she reserve those comments for guests with Latino sounding names.
Her answer was "Oh no, not really" and promptly offered to get me a cup of coffee after I informed her that I did detect some form of racism and told her that I would write to the corporate office and file a complaint against her.
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yoke on 08/19/2007:
I felt bad for you until you pulled the race card.
Anonymous on 08/19/2007:
Because it couldn't have anything to with race or how the manager perceived them? I would love to see the term "race card" eliminated totally - as much as folks hate to admit it racism does exist and people experience it. How come every time somebody mentions it here they get jumped on...it really gets old. :P
It was really nice of that lady to give up her room..amazing how nice some people can be! Sorry the rest of your trip wasn't as nice.
GothicSmurf on 08/19/2007:
Yes there is racisim, but there is also bad service without. I see nothing here that shows that racism, save for the OP who pulled the race card on their own.
Unless the OP is leaving something out, the clerk~ however rude, didn't say you X race/racist name can't afford this.
Since I have been on this board only one complaint I have read was racist from the clerk/employee... Every other time I was assumed/ pulled by the OP.
Anonymous on 08/19/2007:
Well see Gothic..it isn't up to you to decide what is racist and what isn't. The person who is there gets to decide...because this isn't "Was This Racism.com"
Anonymous on 08/19/2007:
Quote from the OP : "did she reserve those comments for guests with Latino sounding names."
I, for one, couldn't tell you if this is racist or, not. The fact that 'Latino sounding names'is brought into this complaint, is kind of suspect.
So is, "When we arrived we were ignored until I asked the manager to get off the phone and assign us our rooms."
That may not be racist, but, it certainly is 'self-centered', if that's the way it happened.
OP, please clarify. Because it sounded like you were upset about the ferry, upset about customs, then immediately upset you didn't get immediate acknowledgement at the hotel.
I'm with amaniR on this.
Anonymous on 08/20/2007:
Terjoal, sorry to hear about your unfortunate travel experience. I really don't doubt your experience at all because things like this (rooms overbooked) happen all the time.
This happened to me, my husband and 2 children after traveling all day--with many other problems along the way. When we arrived at the hotel, we were told they were overbooked and they had a room for us at a hotel across the street. As it turned out, the room across the street was a suite--much more expensive than the room we had originally reserved. Our 2 kids were also tired (2 & 4), but the trip to the new hotel proved to be very worthwhile. Yes, we were tired and upset, but the hotel made up for it bigtime by giving us a huge upgrade. Reason for upgrade--it was the only room available in town. So, sometimes things can work out to your advantage. Judging from the Radisson's treatment of you, you probably would have been better off taking them up on their offer of a different hotel.
We travel a lot and have found that travel can be anything but smooth. Sometimes it is, but there are always things that can go wrong along the way. You just have to expect problems when you travel and if you don't have any, you'll appreciate it. If you do, try to be patient and work it out. It can sometimes work to your advantage. Luckily we have had many more good experiences with hotels than bad.
The hotel manager sounded like a pretty rude individual. Hotel manager's are there to diffuse situations--not make them worse. They always deal with exhausted travelers and most hotel employees are very understanding. Unfortunately, one bad apple can spoil the lot.
terjoal on 10/18/2007:
I called corporate office and reported the incident. The general manager called me immediately and told me that the reservation clerk had been terminated because this was the second time in her one month employment that she had told customers that she was a manager--but in fact was a night reservation clerk and this was also the second complaint the Radisson had received about her attitude. The Radisson credited my charge card for both rooms and sent us a gift certificate for a weekend stay at any Radisson we chose.
jktshff1 on 10/22/2007:
thanks for the update
MacOSXpert on 10/29/2009:
:) Happy ending.
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Car Broken into in Parking lot
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CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA -- In the early morning of April 23, 2006, our car, parked in the parking lot of the Raddison Charleston Airport Hotel in North Charleston, SC, was broken into, ransacked, and looted of an expensive camera.
Only one employee of the hotel, the courtesy van driver, was kind enough to help us. We had to empty our car of all belongings to see what had been taken, put our belongings on the ground to examine them, and then drive the car to a car wash to vacuum out the glass of the smashed window. At no time did any manager inquire as to our discomfort, or to anyone else's, as there were five other cars that suffered the same fate.
When it was time to check out, I told the desk clerk that I felt it would be right for them to offer me my night's stay for free, due to the inconvenience and expense we had incurred. She replied that it was not the hotel's policy to do so.
I asked for the owner's name, Mr. Patel, and started calling him as soon as we arrived home in NY. He has still to return my call. A call to the Raddison corporate office was not returned until I called back. They told me that the hotel was individually owned, and that they (the main office) would not refund any money to me.
Although six cars were broken into and ransacked, during that time no one from the hotel either looked at the security monitor, or called the police to report this crime spree. I was reminded by the company that the hotel had warnings about cars being left "at your own risk," and apparently they feel this is enough to absolve them of responsibility.
If you go to Charleston, it is not safe to stay at this hotel and leave your car in their parking lot. Other cars were broken into just to see if there was anything hidden or in the glove box, etc. -- they had no visible luggage as ours did.
If you have had a poor experience at this hotel or any other, you can also contact the AAA, as it has included this hotel in its guide book. The more complaints they get, the better chance of their dropping the hotel from its book.
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Ponie on 05/22/2006:
Although I understand how maddening it is when something like this happens (my car was stolen from a 'guarded' parking structure), I really don't feel you can blame the hotel for this action, or their inaction. You say they have a notice posted that they are not responsible. How was your stay at the hotel? Unless it was an absolute flea bag, I don't believe this should have any bearing on the AAA recommendation. The damage to your car will be covered by your auto insurance. Articles taken from your car will be covered by your Homeowners' insurance. Although time consuming because of paperwork, you shouldn't be out any money. It took awhile, but I was 'made whole' by both my insurance companies. Again, I empathize with you, but don't think you should place the blame on the hotel's shoulders. It's the thugs that did it, not the hotel.
Hugh_Jorgen on 05/22/2006:
In addition to what Ponie said, I would imagine that they have been advised not to offer a free room night in cases like this, as the court might consider that some type of admission of guilt on the part of the hotel.
bill on 05/22/2006:
First off, youn are an idiot for leaving an expensive camera in yur car. Secondly, it's not the hotels resposabilty to call the police. It wasn't their car or their property that was stolen. Third, it wasn't the hotels fault so you are not entitled to a free nights stay.
Anonymous on 05/22/2006:
Radisson.com/aboutus - "From our franchise partners and strategic allies, to every manager and employee at every hotel, we are committed to providing you with personalized, professional guest service and genuine hospitality at every point of guest contact. Our "Yes I Can!" service philosophy focuses on empowering employees on doing all they can to make sure that you are completely satisfied with your stay
As the Radisson brand evolves, our vision is centered on the quality of facilities and services, "beginning with the guest in mind." Our chief mission is to create loyal, satisfied customers who will return to Radisson properties repeatedly because of the quality and value offered."
Anonymous on 05/22/2006:
How about a little truth in advertising. "You are on your own and we could really care less about you other than when the bill is due. Our 'Yes I Can!' philosophy is only a marketing term and shouldn't be confused with a legally binding offer of any value. You might want to sleep with a weapon under your pillow." Yall come back you hear.
Doc J on 05/23/2006:
I'm with Stew on this. Putting up signs has become the ultimate dodge mechanism. Such signs do not, however, garner absolute immunity. Report the incident to local police. Now, request a summary of reported incidents for the hotel address (you may have to use the FOIA). If there have been an "excessive" number of car break-ins and the hotel has done nothing to improve security, the sign becomes less of a defense. Getting a free night does little to help subsequent guests. I appreciate the warning about the security at this hotel.
Anonymous on 05/23/2006:
In addition to what has been said. What about calling the cities police department (NOT 911) but the business line and check to see if the hotel has a problem with thefts?
tawanda on 05/23/2006:
Actually, instead of going to the expense of calling the non-emergency number for the police department, I would recommend you look up both the city and their newspaper(s) on the internet. It varies by city, of course, but there may be a link showing minor crimes being reported in the area (or by neighborhood). Most papers contain a police blotter which can also provide you with a listing of any other criminal activities taking place at this establishment.
tawanda on 05/23/2006:
Incidentally - I don't think you are wrong, nor do I think you are at fault. If you look at other complaints of B & Es at hotels, you will see that others left items in their hotel rooms that were stolen while they were out and the hotels took no responsibility there, either. Those people, just as yourself, were further victimized and called names by other posters. Hotels seem to go to great lengths to exempt themselves regardless of the crime or its location, but how much cheaper would it ultimately be to provide security for the parking lot and better screen employees than to fight off / pay off lawsuits?
Doc J on 05/24/2006:
Nicely put, tawanda!
rhondam718732 on 05/25/2006:
Even if you didn't have a camera in your car, you would still probably be a victim of B & E...as other cars were as well that didn't have anything "visible." So regardless, you were a victim and while the hotel legally does need to protect themselves and should...the management staff - let alone the owner, should have taken their ass out to the lot and made sure if you needed anything. Kindness would not have been too much for them to spare. You were a paying guest.
anonniemouse on 11/28/2007:
If your car got broken into at the mall would you expect them to compensate you? What about your workplace or your friend's house? Hotels have no more responsibility for the security of your vehicle while on their property than any other place you might go. Yes hotels are expected to provide good service but this has nothing to do with any service the hotel provides. Yes it would be nice if the staff was kind about it, but there's a fine line between being kind and opening yourself up for a lawsuit and most places just won't approach it for that reason.
rudybjr on 05/06/2009:
Why would you expect the hotel to give you a free nights stay? The hotel employees didn't break into your car.
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Luggage Stolen from locked room
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COVINA, CALIFORNIA -- Shortly after checking in to the Radisson Covina, my room was broken into and burglarized. General Manager did nothing about it. Covina Police were called. I was informed of 6-7 other cases of robbery etc. from this location over past couple of months. Out $2000 in property... laptop, etc. Terrible service. "Sorry Dude" wish there was something we could do. Not really our problem. Did not comp room and or help with anything to speak of. TERRIBLE!
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Anonymous on 08/11/2009:
What exactly were you wanting them to do? Buy your items back for you?
bargod on 08/11/2009:
While it certainly is awful what happened. What exactly were they supposed to do? Slap on their deerstalker caps and break out the magnefying glass and go after the crooks? Police were called already and I'm sure their security made a report. Maybe a comp breakfast would have been nice but a comp room?
Anonymous on 08/11/2009:
Actually, I think they should have done all that and more. Moreover, I'm not sure that their insurance company isn't liable for the loss. A patron has a reasonable expectation of security when they pay for a room, and clearly this is not the case.
If the circumstances were only slightly different, and a female guest awoke to find someone in her room, would they have any liability then? Where would you draw the line.
I would ask a lawyer to draft a letter to both the hotel and corporate and demand reimbursement for your losses. Attach the police report. See what happens.
Ben There on 08/11/2009:
Most hotels are not legally responsible for theft of property unless it is checked at the front desk. Check with your homeowners, renters or travel insurance companies to see if anything is covered by them.
Anonymous on 08/11/2009:
I don't believe that is necessarily true Ben. They will often display a sign to that effect, in the same way a parking garage states they are not liable for your car. The fact of the matter is that if they are negligent, they are responsible. If there is a known pattern of burglary and they failed to act on it, OP has a good case.
Ben There on 08/11/2009:
Ken, I totall agree with you. The hard part is proving that the hotel is negligent. As long as they can show that they have things one would expect at a hotel like locked outside doors, locked windows, decent lighting, maybe a gate in the back and a roaming security company then it is hard to say they are at fault. Now if one can prove that the maid is running a theft ring or that they let homeless people sleep in the halls then you have a great case...
Anonymous on 08/12/2009:
If the police really are willing to state there has been a series of burglaries, the OP would have them against the wall. If it was an isolated incident, I agree with you, Ben.
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Disappointing Raddison Experience
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KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA -- First of all, when I reserved the room through the Radisson site I was charged a different price then quoted, when I tried to get it resolved, neither the hotel staff nor the reservation center were helpful. Then when I check in and use the bathroom there was a live cockroach right by my foot. The next day my husband slapped a spider off of his head. The bathroom sink was clogged. I explained all of this to the manager and she still charged me about $23 dollars extra off of my deposit, after I had already paid the whole nights stay and I didn't even have room service.....
This hotel stay was the worst I've had. Made Super 8, and Best Western look like five in cleanliness and hospitality. I've worked for JW Marriott! They know what hospitality is over there!
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FoggyOne on 11/06/2007:
You had to pay $23 because you complained? I'm afraid I don't quite understand that part about a deposit in your post. Why did you have to pay a deposit for a hotel room - doesn't that beoome the room rate?
Also, Florida is notorious for cockroaches and palmetto bugs (look like roaches) and they are quite difficult to control.
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Bad Service / Rooms are bad
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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA -- 1. Even after confirming room type over the phone on 2 prior occasions, at time of check-in was given a down graded / different room with the option to "pay extra" for an upgrade - very misleading and unethical
2. Cannot accommodate a $4 hub in the room for an extra internet connection
3. The lobby sofas are dirty and require a deep clean
4. No speaker phone in rooms
5. Don't disclose the fact that internet access is NOT wireless
6. No effort is made to accommodate reasonable guest request
7. The front office manager is great at arguing and stone walling
8. A $5 charge for a 16 inch LAN cable
9. Everything is a "convenient extra charge"
10. Require you to pay $10 for internet access in the lobby – another service with an "extra charge"
11. No "sleep number" bed available - "another extra charge"
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Anonymous on 06/21/2007:
Lidman can give you some ideas on where to stay next time your in San Jose. It does not sound like your going back to the Radisson.
Anonymous on 06/21/2007:
Yes I can and I will write a review on the place I am in right now when I get back. This place so far to me is a 5 star!
adzidek on 06/22/2007:
Jimmy, it sounds to me like you're really reaching with a lot of the things in your review. You come off as someone who's been spoiled all his life, especially the part about the sleep number bed. BTW, hubs are not $4, $5 for a LAN cable is pretty reasonable, and who cares about the lobby sofas?
rhondam718732 on 06/22/2007:
Adzidek... as a business traveller I agree with Jimmy. When you need internet access it becomes expensive and frustrating to have misinformation from a hotel. It's not about being spoiled but possibly about being able to work on a business trip and have reasonable requests considered and information provided be correct. Although the sleep number bed is a stretch I agree...
adzidek on 06/22/2007:
OK, I can see where you're coming from, but misinformation is a lot different than lack of information. If the hotel states that it has internet access in every room, I think it should be the guest's responsibility to verify if it's wireless or wired, and if wired, if more than one connection is available (I.e. hub).
Anonymous on 06/22/2007:
I got to tell ya as a business traveler free wireless internet is a MUST. Its hard for me to see how any hotel would charge for internet access. Heck, our local McDonalds has free wi-fi.
adzidek on 06/22/2007:
They weren't charging, they just had regular wired not wireless.
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Awful experience
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KEY WEST, FLORIDA -- I recently booked a room at the Radisson in Key West, Florida. I only stayed one night. The room was filthy... mold in the bathroom, cracks in the ceiling. The customer service was just as bad... no one gave a damn.
One would certainly expect more from a Radisson Hotel.
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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 5:42 pm
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I am from west csntral indiana and have produced syrup over 40 years. There is not offical grading here in INd. I have noticed in recent years a growing demand for the darker syrups.. People want more bang for their buck.. It can be frustrating after spending so much time and energy to produce the lighter syrup. I tap about 700 and make around 150gls. We have found the local farmers market to be our best outlet.. With dedicated return costomers we are able to sell for $16.00/pint. As for storage i always reccomend to agitate the syrup after it is at a stable temp.. Syrup at 66degres brix will not support mold or yeasst.. it is the tin film of condensate on the surfaqce that does.
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>>>150 gals
whew. that's a lot of work! but very commendable!
as a teenager I visited with some family who sugared - fascinating but wow the time and effort was staggering. there's no ON / OFF switch for the pan - once started the work isn't done until the pan sez so......
I buy the real stuff and don't even blink at the cost having seen /participated in what it takes to make.
my own taste goes to the dark side - I love that flavor. the lighter grades may be "more delicate" but for flavor zap! I go with the darker grades.
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"Fancy" grade maple syrup (the extra light Grade A) is often relatively flavorless. If you've never tried it, get some real Grade B. I agree with some others here that it's simply better for most purposes (cooking, baking, pancakes, etc.) because of its rich flavor. If you just like sprinkling sugar on your pancakes, etc., then use Fancy. If you actually like the full, rich maple flavor, skip Grade A (or at least go for the dark stuff).
My wife and I get a lot of our maple syrup these days from friends who tap their trees and makes their own every year. At first, they were hesitant to give us the dark stuff, because they said it wasn't what most store-bought maple syrup was like. Now we request the darker syrup, which is basically Grade B (though they don't do official grading since they don't sell the stuff). Some of it would even be Grade C or commercial grade, which is generally only used for commercial flavorings. It's amazing stuff, like fine chocolate. It may seem weird, but we save the darkest stuff to have by itself on pancakes and waffles because its flavor deserves to be savored directly, while we use the "fancy" lighter stuff for cooking or baking when we need to. The darker stuff would make richer tasting baked goods, but it's so amazing by itself that it deserves to be eaten that way.
Unfortunately, maple syrup grading seems to take its lead from the people who like white bread, white rice, and white sugar -- items that pride themselves on removing the natural flavors inherent in whole wheat, brown rice, and natural sugar. If you like the latter, stop spending the money on bland light syrup as well. Grade B syrup goes great with whole-wheat or whole-grain-blend pancakes and waffles, where grade A light can't stand up and just tastes like a thick sugar solution whose flavor is lost... though I will admit that trickling a little high quality Fancy Grade light syrup on mild vanilla ice cream is an experience not to be missed.
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Hello - My family just returned from a skiing trip to Massachusetts and stopped at the Ioka Valley Farm for pancakes on the way home. This farm produces maple syrup from over 6,000 maple trees on the property - since 1936. The owners are very proud of their various grades of syrup and provide a wonderful education on the original, very simple boiling process. It takes 40 gallons of sap to make 1 gallon of syrup. If you are ever in the Hancock area - stop buy this old-fashioned working farm. P.S. - I agree with several of your other guests - grade B for me.
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I have always wondered what he various grades meant for syrup, so this is great way to distinguish. I have always bought the dark grade A and noticed how it overwhelmed the flavor of my pancakes, so I think I will start buying the lighter versions.
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How do you know if your syrup is scorched or not?
Everything I read says that you are supposed to use a bleach solution to disinfect your equipment. Now, is it possible to use vinegar instead of strong chemicals (bleach), as it can disinfect items too.
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by taste I suspect . . [?]
regarding disinfectants, bleach is widely used because it is effective against a wide range of bacteria. whether vinegar would be satisfactory for (sugaring equipment?) depends on what kind of bacteria are present - if you know what kind of bacteria are typically floating around you could research whether vinegar would be effective.
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I never really understood why so many people are afraid to use chlorine bleach and considers it too harsh/dangerous to use in their kitchen. There are even people personally I know who won't use chlorine bleach but have no trouble spraying oven cleaner into their ovens...
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Michael -
methinks a lot of the issue lays at the feet of the tabloid type press - take half-a-fact and spin it into a 30 second sound byte of outrageous conjecture.
like canola oil - made from rapeseed - part of the mustard family - and we all know where mustard gas comes from . . . well, I know where mustard gas comes from, and it ain't from no plant.
how's it go...? never let the facts stand in the way of a good story?
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Yeah, that makes sense. My favorite example is the recent attacks on KFC's Double Down Burger (the one with two fried chicken patties instead of bread) and how it's a heart attack waiting to happen... They even report on how much fat and how many calories it has - but none of the reporters bothered to check that it's exactly the same as a cheeseburger.
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Post subject: Grade B is the way to go.
Rating syrup as Grade B makes it sound inferior to the others. Grade B is taken later in the season. My preference is Grade B. If I'm going to put maple syrup on my pancakes I want to taste the maple. We purchase it from a small famliy run local syrup producer in VT and they tend to sell out of Grade B because the locals prefer it over the others. This particular family farm only sells Grade A Dark and Grade B.
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Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 8:28 am
Post subject: "grades"
I heard an oldtimer refer to 'the best' syrup as 12 pound/gallon......
Anyone else have a reference?
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maple tree sap is boiled down to maple syrup - which effectively reduces the water content or conversely increases the solids / sugar content.
for legal trade, the density of the finished product is specified by various agencies - however it is usually specified as a sugar percentage - typically the Brix scale (there are other methods)
a little digging turned up this research which specifies the density in grams per ml
which is roughly 1.325 grams per milliliter, or
11.08 pounds per gallon
so a syrup reduced to 12 pounds per gallon would have significantly more sugar - and I suspect be quite a bit thicker that what one finds commercially.
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Renton, WA--Efective today, Wizards of the Coast announced it is raising prices on its Digital Initiative by 25%. Fresh off a move this past summer that saw prices already raise by 20%, this move is certain to anger some fans still upset that the long-promised Virtual Tabletop has been indefinitely delayed. However, the entire library of pdfs will be available to purchase for Digital Initiative subscribers for up to $5 off the print copy price…
October 17, 2009
Bellevue, WA—Effective today, Paizo Publishing is reducing the price on its Pathfinder subscription line 10% across the board. Fresh off offering the pdf of their game for $9.99 in August and a pdf Customer Appreciation Sale this past spring, this move is certain to delight some fans pleased with the continuation of discounted Paizo products…
Janaury 12, 2010
Renton, WA—In what has become a dreadful post-holiday tradition at Wizards of the Coast, WotC has fired beloved designer and D&D frontman Scott Rouse, along with 11 other departmental positions. This is not expected to impact the release of WotC's Digital Tabletop, which the company promises is coming out "very soon". The firing of Rouse is certain to anger some fans who felt he was the only one at Wizards of the Coast who understood Wizard's fans from a "gamer's" point of view….
January 13, 2010
Bellevue, WA—In what has become welcome news in a thus-far depressing post-holiday season, Paizo has hired beloved designer and former D&D frontman Scott Rouse to work on their Pathfinder RPG line. The hiring of Rouse is certain to please some fans who felt he was the only one at Wizards of the Coast who understood Wizard's fans from a "gamer's" point of view.
June 22, 2012
Renton, WA—John Gladstone, who replaced Greg Leeds as Vice-President at gaming company Wizards of the Coast, was accused today of cruelty to animals by kicking an adorable small puppy that piddled on a display outside a gaming store touting the release of D&D 5th edition. He followed this up by punching a small, recently-orphaned child who was attempting to assist the dog. This is not expected to impact the release of WotC's Digital Tabletop, which the company promises is coming out "very soon"…
June 23, 2013
Bellevue, WA—Paizo Publisher Erik Mona was lauded today by several animal-rescue groups for rescuing an adorable small puppy that had been kicked by Wizards of the Coast Vice-President John Gladstone. To celebrate, Mr. Mona sang to orphan children at the local cancer hospital, donated parts of his kidneys to several, and later took them all out for ice cream.
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March 15, 2058
United Republic of Bellevue—Erik Mona III, hereditary Publisher of Paizo Publishing and leader of the United Republic of Bellevue, announced today that in response to attempts of the WotC Mega-Corp to eradicate all life West of the Rocky Mountains, it would lead its followers to a new paradise 13.7 light-years away using discovered alien jump-gate technology. This trip will cost only $9.99 in Bellevue Credits…
20,000 years in the Future…
A man stood before a dying sun. The place his species originated had been lost due to the hubris of this carbon-based, bipedal race, so many, many light years away from this last outpost.
There were so few left, so few. And the others were dying even now, he knew it, so that he could do what must be done. He alone had the knowledge needed to the seed the knowledge of his people throughout the galaxy, so that perhaps whatever fantastic races came after his own could avoid his people's mistakes, and would have a chance to live in harmony with the universe.
Breath did not come easy. In this last floating, battle-scarred city, the atmosphere was thin, almost gone. All the systems were offline, their power drained to support the launch of this golden satellite back into the heavens. He just needed to download the information into the--
A rusty creaking came from behind him. He turned. A Flamestrike Deathdealer Mark XXI, its auxiliary power readout showing almost gone, closed in, its dual ion blasters trained on his chest. He turned, hoping he was fast enough to do what needed to be done. He had to--
A green data disk fell to the floor, shattered.
The Deathdealer had exhausted its power. Its visual input screen went dark below lettering that now spelled "W z r" in the tongue of the Ancients. In a last message for creators who were long gone, it managed one more vocalization from ancient circuitry.
(EDIT: Where are my manners? This was submitted [a day early] for this month's RPG Bloggers Carnival)
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- JoetheLawyer said...
The only thing missing was the robot at the end was wearing official WOTC/D&D sneakers....
- June 30, 2009 at 7:18 PM
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@Joe: Obviously, this is a fragmented history. Parts are left untold.
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That was brilliant. Simply brilliant.
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- NEONCON said...
Hilarious! This is the most clever take on Paizo vs. WotC yet. Still, I have love for both publishers!
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- shent said...
Nice take on the WotC and Paizo teeter totter. Donating kidneys and then going out for ice cream. Nice!
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I now have the background for my next Mutant Future game!
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Hey everyone - I've made a TON of more updates to the Pathfinder SRD over at http://www.d20pfsrd.com. Come over and check it out, we have lemonade! Well no we don't but you can still come over :)
Oh, on a side note, how would one get their site listed in either the "My Dozen" or the "Links" boxes on the main page of RPG Blog II? I was thinking that enough people might need an SRD for Pathfinder that it might help to make it easier for people to find :)
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Thanks for the comments, all! And the Pathfinder SRD is definitely link-worthy. Consider it added.
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A witty comment about this excellent article is comming "very soon" ...
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Chris: Can't wait! 6d6 Fireball, I assume?
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Is Scrapping A Cure For Heartbreak?
Posted 22 November 2006 - 06:26 PM
Green Eyes
Posted 22 November 2006 - 06:31 PM
Paths clear before those who know where they're going and are determined to get there. -- Leonard Roy Frank
Posted 22 November 2006 - 06:41 PM
I saw your lo ... sad.. but sometimes u know just getting that stuff out helps to heal us. I had a hard time doing a layout about meeting my "real" family, but finally did one..glad I did.. I think I've lost some of my guilt now. I know 2 totally different situations but I finally documented it and maybe I can move on.. u know what I mean?
I know what you mean Patti. I think the hardest part is letting it out--it's so scary but what's really scary is what it will do to you if you keep it all inside. Believe me, I learned the hard way..lol. I'm just glad that scrapbooking is another outlet I can use to release my emotions.
P.S. You're a fast responder! I didn't expect such a quick response..lol
Posted 22 November 2006 - 06:56 PM
'Scrapping' ~ our digital prozac!
Posted 22 November 2006 - 10:14 PM
#6 Ro
Posted 22 November 2006 - 11:57 PM
I think that your layout really conveys the emotion that you were feeling and it was special that you shared it with us.
Posted 23 November 2006 - 03:11 AM
To have a friend is to have a shoulder to cry on, a hand to hold and an extra pair of legs when yours are too weak to stand alone...
I have been living buried in books and writing classes... as an added note I must say that it is rather scary when you start dreaming and all you can see within your dreams is words floating everywhere!
Valerie Lynn Harrell is the published author of a book of poetry, titled "A Little Girl Lost... Was Found Through Her Writing"
Posted 23 November 2006 - 04:12 AM
Good luck finding the right man - one that will appreciate you for all your beauty inside and out!
Posted 23 November 2006 - 10:15 AM
I think scrapping can be ALMOST better than retail therapy!! It helps to get the emotions out from the bottle that we often put them all in.
I know that you will meet that guy who not only makes YOUR heart twitterpated, but that will be all a flutter over wonderful YOU too!
Noah is now 2.5 Years Old!!
When we remember we are all mad, the mysteries disappear and life stands explained. - Mark Twain
Posted 23 November 2006 - 07:38 PM
Also, I must say that I felt comfortable sharing such a personal LO with you all because in the little time that I've been here, I've seen how wonderful and supportive you all are. So, thank you :-).
Posted 29 November 2006 - 01:18 PM
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