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Dr. James L. Arter graduated from the Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine in 1998. He works in Gastonia, NC and 1 other location and specializes in Cardiovascular Disease. Dr. Arter is affiliated with Caromont Health Regional Medical Center.
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The Bold Diamond Plate Welded 2-Door Base Cabinet is fully-lockable, providing over 6 cubic feet of storage space. With a weight capacity of 200 lbs, the 2-Door Base Cabinet is built to last, providing ample storage for your garage gear. The cabinet has crisp welded edges, and a sleek, modern design, featuring smooth powder-coated doors with black frames, and a signature chrome trim. The cabinet is equipped with a convenient steel shelf, adjustable in 5" increments. The Bold Diamond Plate 2-Door Base Cabinet is made from 23 gauge steel and is ideal for storage in your garage, basement, workshop, office, laundry room, cottage, and more!
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• Got the end-of-summer blues? There's always a silver lining and in Michigan it's called autumn 7:19 AMYes, summer is ending. Yes, things are a little bit crazy right now. Yes, winter eventually will arrive again. But we must not forget that fall is, perhaps, Michigan's greatest season and around here, there is much to celebrate. In fact, some of my family's best outings each year happen in September and October. This year, we're planning some return visits to some of our favorite spots and are looking to add a couple new destinations to the list. Here's a sneak peak:
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This Sonneman product is available in blackened steel. It is offered with white linen shade(s). For use with two 60-watt clear incandescent bulbs.
The Otto floor lamp has an appeal to any setting due to its monochromatic colors and its contemporary style. The body of the lamp is an open rectangle sitting atop a flat base. The included shade is a white linen color. The lamp is finished in Blackened Steel.
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Light Bulb: | (2)60w A19 Med C Incand [Compare Bulbs] | |
Voltage: | 120 volt | |
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For some reason, the two 60 watt bulbs max this fixture allows do not cast enough light to read comfortably in a dark room. Nice for mood lighting, tho.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by zen1 Ignored multiple requests for service
I am a platinum member and stay at W and Westin Hotels across the country.
It is my usual practice to call in advance of my arrival to request an alcohol free room since I am a recovering alcoholic, and I called prior to my arrival at the W in downtown Chicago to make such a request.
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November 12, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by BenjaminL Stylish hotel with attentive staff and noisy rooms
My girlfriend and I stayed at the W Chicago City Center for three days over New Years this year. We chose to stay here because of the W's convenient location: it is close to several subway and train stations as well as the Art Institute of Chicago and Fields Museum. Upon arrival we were upgraded to a "fantastic" room on the 22nd floor. Although it was great staying in a larger room than we had expected, our room was located on the side of the building facing the train. The very noisy train caused both of us to get very little sleep during our stay. Were I to return to the W, I would refuse to stay in any room on this side of the building. Our first morning at the hotel we were awoken by a double whammy -- the noise of the train and the workmen who were very loudly hammering and talking to one another on our floor. It would have been nice to wait until at least the late morning before undergoing noisy repairs in the middle of the hallway. There was also a problem with the heating unit in our room. For the first two days of our visit no matter what temperature we set the thermostat to, cold air would blow out. Luckily for us Tom from Engineering was kind enough to fix this on the evening of New Years Eve.
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- It would have been nice had our room had a bathtub instead of just a shower.
- The rooms do not have coffee makers in them. In theory you can go down to the lobby to get a cup of coffee. Twice I went down in the morning and found only hot cocoa and no coffee.
- The elevators require that you enter your room key in order to depress the button for your floor. These seemed to be malfunctioning about half of the time I used them. During my three days at the hotel I noticed at least 5 different parties struggling with the elevators for this reason.
- The holographic designs on the elevator walls were very dated and distracting.
January 2, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by UnhappyGuest13 This room was bad.
W should not get away with a room like this (408). It was dangerous to walk around the room (hitting our head on the poorly placed wall unit). The bathroom did not have enough room to sit on the toilette properly (it was not even funny). You should not be allowed to offer a thing like this on Hotwire -no matter how cheap. Also, your TV was missing local channels as well as ESPN, CNN, etc. Really, in 2013? Your Whatever/Whenever attitude was received at WHATEVER. Do you tell jokes among the staff about these closets turned into room? I'd expected more from the Sheraton chain. You've got us this time, but never again.
February 18, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by SES1 Tons of potential but limited by poor operational management
The location is fantastic, the property is great and my room was really good. But, ultimately, it is always the micro-interactions that make a hotel experience truly great; this is where the W City Center falls short. There was heavy rain but no umbrellas ("the new owners are cutting costs so once we are out...") The elevator card readers were working intermittently ("it's not you, we always are having problems with these things"). My late check-out time was never sent to housekeeping. Better operational management would go a long way to ensuring this place lives up to it's potential.
November 13, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by AJB24 Poor Service For My Visiting Family
I booked this hotel for my family for a fun weekend, it was my for my aunt and 3 cousins. When they arrived they were put into a room with a king bed only, when they went doen to the front desk, Katie, the front desk agent did not help at all, she was very rude and said there was nothing she could do. It was only after we wanted to speak with the corporate office that she magicially found a room with 2 beds!! Then when they got their new keys, they didnt work, and when they were finally let in...it was a king bed again!! All they offered was free breakfast......WOW!! Not what I had expected from a Starwood Property. And to top it off, I never recieved any Starpoints for having my Spg number on file. Terrible stay and would not recommend.
September 15, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by CPren55 Inaccurate Billing- inability to fix
I have stayed at many W hotels in lifetime and have been genuinely pleased and even more, most of have exceeded my expectations.
Our stay at your hotel was next to perfect, and for the purposes of this review I would have given you a 5 star rating.
Unfortunately, I have now tried 4 times to have 2 charges from my bill reimbursed and have received no response from your accounting team. When I checked in I was told I could choose between 500 Starwood points or free wifi for the 2 days of our stay. I was not a Starwood member, so I accepted the free Wifi. The front desk staff, who was lovely, offered to sign me up for starwood, give the 500 points in addition, I would also receive free Wifi. Great! I logged on, and called to front desk, was told the Wifi would be free, but would need to accept the charges and they would not appear on my bill. These charges appeared on my bill. My girlfriend also used an umbrella for 20 minutes to walk to get coffee, prompted returned the umbrella, and told the staff our room number; yet we were still charged $25 for an umbrella rental?
I genuinely enjoyed my stay at the W in Chicago. I find it sad that I need to resort to online reviews for someone finally return a phone call or an email to have these charges removed from my bill.
December 2, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Stev Do you like the sound of the L?
If you said yes, this might be the place for you!
As a long standing Platinum SPG member who travels every week I was shocked when I checked in and was told my room was downgraded from the king I booked to a double bed (I am 6'2, so feet hung off bed) in what i think they referred to as a compact room. The room was so small that i had to turn sideways to walk past the bed and mini deck/work desk. Forget about a bathroom with any space or any extra space at all. On a plus I was able to use the handle of my suitcasee as a place to hang my coat.
Oh yeah the crown jewel; the L runs right next to the building.
Note to SPG I normally do not write reviews, but this experience was a huge let down and made me question my loyalty and value of maintaining Platinum status. This reservation wss booked about a month and half before travel and I was told the reason for downgrade vs. best possible room your website state as a perk for being Platinum was that you were sold out. Very poor customer service.
January 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jerryjudd Brilliant Staff!
Every person I encountered and helped me and my dog was friendly, professional and anticipating any need even before I arrived! Would only stay at this hotel in Chicago...which used to be in old Chicago a brothel! Interesting history..love the lobby. You can just imagine the decadence back then
November 8, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by Marina2014 Wrong Mini Bar Charge
I stayed at the W Chicago City Center for the training. I paid for the hotel with my corporate credit card. At the time when I was checking out nobody told me that I had mini bar charge to my room. Later when I was reviewing my bill I saw "mini bar" charge for $63 charge to my corporate card. I called hotel about that charge and was told that I ordered bottle of red wine. I didn't use anything from the minibar or ordered anything. I was told that somebody is going to call me back. As I expected nobody called me back. I had to call next day again and was transferred to the accounting department. Nobody picked up the phone there and I was transferred back and got transferred again to the accounting department and nobody picked up phone again. I end up leaving message. Three days later my issue is still not resolved. The charge is wrong and not on my personal card but on corporate which very embarrassing. My corporate won't pay for minibar. Staff at the hotel is not responsive. I will never stay at W Chicago City Center hotel.
May 23, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Arch Find another Hotel
What went wrong:
Check-in Clerk didnt know if the Hotel had HDTV's.....are you kidding me? No recognition as a preferred guest, no curb side/doorman on duty. Smokers standing in front(at!) every door(always). Requested incidentals on a separate folio - not met.
Room- it was more comfortable sitting on the floor than the one "Hip" fashion chair in the room. Bed was super super soft and consequently ver lumpy. The TV cant even be seen from the bed, tried rotating it on its wall bracket to get any view but then the wall blocks the remote from working. Channels cut out all the time, checkout day and the menu system didnt even work. Sink had almost no water pressure.
Food: Had burger and skirt stake, both below average. The bright spot is that it they arrived quickly and the wait staff was really good.
Checkout: still couldnt split my folio, no curb help for a cab.
I have stayed at 3 star properties for a third the price that did everything better than this hotel, I would suggest another Chicago SPG property as this one just doesnt cut the mustard.
May 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Todd Wonderful hotel and service
took my family to Chicago for a three day weekend to run a race and see the sights. The hotel had a great location, nice rooms and the sevice was great. Would definetly stay here again.
July 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MattG Beautiful room, great staff, perfect location
From the moment I checked in until the sad moment I had to leave, I didn't have a single complaint about the hotel! The front desk staff were very helpful in resolving a minor issue with my reservation quickly and politely, the concierge gave me two GREAT recommendations when I was looking for a nice gastro-pub nearby (Gage - try it!) and a brunch spot (Yolk - short cab away, also great), and the room was BEAUTIFUL and spacious. I couldn't ask for a better location for the Lollapalooza music festival either - only 5 blocks away! Can't wait to go back...
August 8, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by otto18 Expected a better experience
I had a bad impression from the hotel at the start. When our taxi pulled up the doorman grabbed my bags out of my hand when I explicitly told him no. My girlfriend and I had carry on luggage only. While we were telling him to come back the taxi left with my girlfriends leather jacket in the backseat which we will never get back. Hotel security couldn't help us out with locating the cab number or license number. My sister sent us a gift through the concierge service but they failed to deliver it. My sister had to check up with them over the phone, then call me to call to the front desk twice to get her gift delivered to the room. The room itself was much smaller than what was advertised on the website. In regards to the concierge desk, I was disappointed with the service both over the phone and in person. In person, the woman on duty could not be disturbed from a conversation with another staff member to help answer a question I had. Ended up waiting for her to finish talking to co-worker before acknowledging I was there. Concierge desk also said they do not make reservations on behalf of guests which I found strange. Another request for safety pins for my girlfriend (we were attending a wedding) took multiple calls into the front desk and a 40 minute wait.
I am not usually one to nitpick, but for the ridiculous cost per night, I expect a level of service to match. I will not be using the W again when I travel to Chicago and I will not recommend to family or friends.
October 15, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Hummingbird Several Issues
Had a room facing the train track. Train was so loud that you could not hear the TV. Was upgraded to a deluxe room. Bed was so far away from the TV the remote didn't work. had to get up and be 4 to 5 feet from the tv to change the channel and change volume and turn it off. Need new technology to deal with that. I am a vegetarian and found nothing on the menue that could work for dinner for a 3 night stay. In this day and age, i would assume hotels would now have options for a healty lifestyle.
April 10, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jimandjan Not good.
The lobby is beautiful. Our room as clean but the worst room I've ever stayed in as far as layout. A hotel without a closet? Our room had no dresser, no closet. The bathroom was so small, it had a very small shower. The toilet was so close to the wall, my husband could not flush the toilet. Husband was too large to fit in the small space. Never again.
August 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by socialprincess Lobby Romantic
I just love this lobby. I feel like I am walking onto a movie set. The lighting is perfect. Lit candles nice touch.
September 21, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Toz1 Bad room
I was put in a downgraded small room, and all they offered in compensation was 500 starwood points, which was not sufficient.
There was loud train noise in the room from the local L train and it was really loud and disruptive to my stay.
When I addressed this upon checkout to the hotel staff, their response was "We hope it's better next time…thanks".
There probably won't be a next time at this hotel. I am a Startwood Gold member and there was no service at this hotel and I paid $250 for a bad room with a train running through it.
I reallly have enjoyed W properties in the past, and was really disappointed with how they handled my stay this time.
December 13, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by SnoopDoubleD Total bummer....don't stay here!
This is the most disappointing W Hotel that I have ever stayed in (and I have stayed in many W's). The lobby looks cool but the building is extremely old and the walls are very thin; so thin that I heard the guy next door on his cell for most of the night. The service was really disappointing, too. I checked-in with my current Platinum card in hand; however the front desk staff didn't bother to honor it. They didn't even give me a Platinum sleeve for my room key. The only cool element of the room is the bed; everything else sucks. I'm beginning to wonder if it's worth maintaining my status with Starwood when their staff treats you so badly. This hotel does not live up to the W Brand.
February 19, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by MARTINstl worst service! terrible staff! horrible experience! stay away from this hotel!!!!!
when I was trying to ask the receptionist questions, she stopped me several times and there was even no eye contact or any explanations when she did that.
when I just wanted to double check with her which of my credit card would be charged for second night (I booked two rooms for two nights for me and my business friends, and I used two credit cards to pay), she stopped me again and spoke to me rudely, so I couldn't put up with her, then I requested to speak to her supervisor or any other staff. What happened next is she yelled at me saying, "I am not going to deal with you", and then she slapped the keyboard, turned back and walked in the room behind her.
I even wrote an email to the hotel's customer service staff afterwards.
There is NO APOLOGY, NO EXPLANATION, NO FOLLOW-UP whatsoever, and it looks like there is nothing to the W hotel.
More info about this hotel: no coffee or any complimentary drink/snack provided, and its rooms are very small, maybe even smaller than master suite bathroom in your house. There is no view at all: my room was at 12 floor and only 4-5 feet away from a office building (I could see clearly people doing in that building, and vice versus). The lobby is crowded and loud.
January 31, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by scamhi W City Center
our first room ( hotel was busy) was a "handicapped" room facing the El train. hard low bed and train noise all night.
We requested to change rooms the next morning. We were away from 10:30am until 11pm and we were never moved. We were eventually moved to a room on the other side of the hotel.
Pillows lumpy and sheets are low quality.
Lobby is dark weirdly lit with hot pink lightly with disco balls.
May 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by LandedSPG W-Chicago City Center is good enough!
I stayed here for a couple of nights in the Winter of 2008 so things could have changed since then.
As a whole the architecture of the building is pretty cool, as such most of the rooms are designed differently and the lobby is very nice as well.
The location was pretty decent too.
I wasn't too happy with the front desk staff however. I didn't get an upgrade. I remember this vividly because I had to switch rooms after I complained about the actual size of the room. It was a corner room which actually was very very small and it was borderline claustrophobic. The front desk lady didn't want to switch the room and really tried to delay the process hoping I would just give up. At the end, maybe an hour later, I got the room changed, not upgraded though. Anyway, if your PLAT upgrade is important to you especially at W-hotels where you get nothing really other than FREE internet, be warned, at least in my case I had to argue for it and still lost.
As a whole, this is a really cool hotel with a lots of pluses, as most W's are...and it meets its category 5 rank, but does not exceed it.
December 7, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Stylo4444 A great stay that exceeded my expectations!
I've been to Chicago before staying at another Starwood hotel, but this time for NYE I decided to give the W City Center a try. It was easily one of my better, if not best stays of 2011 and a great close to the year. The hotel is very conveniently located, there is the CTA stop nearby (Quincy), plenty of convenience stores, coffee shops, etc around the hotel within walking distance. The rooms are very modern and comfortable. Bathrooms are not tiny, and there are many other hotels that have smaller bathrooms. What sets this hotel apart from the others is the level of service. When you walk into the Living Room (lobby), you see the great architecture which feels modern, classy, and elegant. The staff is absolutely fantastic here, they make you feel welcome and really go above and beyond what one would expect of a W, which would be good service anyways. Concierge is excellent for recommendations, and the IPO restaurant is quite underrated. The food here is reasonably priced and good quality. I am not the kind of person to dine in at hotels, but gave this a shot and will admit that I ate here 3 times during my stay...it was just that good! Chicago is a large city, there are lots of Starwood properties but for me this is where I will be staying at from now on. The hotel is very nice and clean, the rooms are elegant and comfortable, and the staff will do everything it can to make sure you have a great stay. This hotel did everything right in order to earn my business for the long-term.
January 7, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Tonue Unexpected fees!
Upon my arrival at the W checking in I was told that I wasn,t going to get a double bed room which I booked threw Starwood , I was told that if I wanted a. Double room I would have to pay and additional charge of 50.00 per night, so much for getting a discount! One queen size bed for myself and my guest, then they were gonna bring a trundle bed in my room, but not for free 35.00 for that and never did get it ,it's a good thing because it wouldn,t of fit the room was very small . Imthought for sure my needs would of been met, but things didn,t happen that way! The hotel is very dark and gloomy! Wasn,t what I expected at all! I give the W a 1.
August 22, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 Great location, trendy, but....
This is a beautiful property and in a super location in the loop. It is very trendy and looks cool.
However, ratings are in the details. As a platinum I was upgraded to a suite, which was the size of most standard rooms in other properties. The room was not ready when I checked in. Staff came later in afternoon to check if mini bar had been restocked after previous check out. Why not before I checked in?
House keeping knocked at 10 am to see if I was checked out. Really?
The major problem with this property is the very thin walls / door of connecting room. I literally jumped out of bed at 4.42 am when I thought some drunk people were in my room, next to my bed. There wasn't it was the adjoining room and sound was coming through the door. The worst soundproofing I have ever experienced in an spg property.
No perks for platinum members at this property, so you can do better in Chicago. And no coffee in the room, is inconvenient.
But to end on a positive, if you love trendy, you will really enjoy this property!
July 28, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Roomtoosmall Rooms too small
Room was small - no seating other than bed and desk chair, closet in bathroom and limited drawers. Not a fan of the style (personal preference, others may like).
April 12, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Debby200 This hotel needs to improve before I would ever recommend
Upscale appearance. Very trendy look to lobby, bar and restaurant. Room was quite disappointing. The bed was king size and sagged in the middle causing each of us to roll toward the center. The room was too warm and you could not turn the thermostat below 65. A panel on the wall fell off. The bathroom door would not close. The garbage can was cracked and broken. The bathroom was extremely small - and very poorly designed. I have stayed at many hotels and this was an expensive hotel with a clever veneer that did not live up to expectations in any way. I would not recommend it to anyone for any reason.
January 28, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by bobby555 horrible experiance
disgusting...I will make a formal complaint through starwood and my corporate office who makes my reservations
January 10, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by CY31 Did Not Meet My Expectations
This hotel did not meet my expectations. When I had checked in as a Gold member, I was told I received an upgraded room. This "upgraded room" was nowhere close to the photos I see on this website. The room was small, the bathroom tiny and the room service mediocre. The bed and the toiletries were the best part of the stay. Whatever/Whenever did not meet my expectations, as they were not able to provide a cord for me to connect my Android phone to the clock so that I could amplify my music. In addition, I called Whatever/Whenever to ask whether the water in the fridge was complimentary and they said yes. When I checked out, there were $20 worth of mini bar charges on my bill. Horrible.
February 8, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ctaylorinc Room Great / Staff Not So Much
I didn't feel welcomed at all by the staff. No one was friendly. Whenever you asked for information it was met with disdain. The valet was very unconcerned with getting and receiving your car. Wait time was at least 25 mins or longer which is unreasonable seeing as how much you pa for valet with no other real options for parking. The bar area staff was slow so slow that we got up from our table and paid at the bar. Then were chased down by the waitress accusing us on walking out on the tab when indeed due to her lack of attentiveness and absence was paid at the bar.
I have stayed at The W Hotel before (not this location) and was always extremely pleased but on this visit NOT SO MUCH!
April 8, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by schaq Terrible stay
I have never been more disappointed with a W hotel since I started travelling for work. The internet during my stay was atrocious. I was unable to work and had to head downstairs to the McDonalds to access strong internet connection. I reached out to guest services who prompted me to contact their third party service. After speaking with them, they informed me that this has been an ongoing problem at the hotel. My question is, if this is an ongoing problem why hasn't this been fixed? What also bothered me was I forfeited 250 points welcome points as I wanted the free internet instead only to never use the internet.
Secondly, I was planning on visiting the sky deck at Willis tower on the weekend. I spoke to the concierge who informed me that she could give me a VIP ticket for the price of General Admission. However, what she didn't tell me was this was her own "personal" business and that the other concierge couldn't provide me with that same deal. When I did decide to buy the ticket, the concierge wasn't working and I had to buy a full price VIP ticket to avoid the weekend lines. I was shocked to learn that concierge working at the desk had a personal business on the side.
Thirdly, I signed up for the "Make it Green" promotion meaning my room would not be cleaned and I wouldn't be disturbed. On Monday, I had a cleaning lady in my room at 8 am which shocked me. Apparently she knocked but since it was early morning I didn't hear it. Why would the cleaning lady even come to my room if I was in the Make it Green promotion? Communication was obviously was lacking.
Overall, I was disappointed in my stay, the service felt very rushed and I didn't feel like I was welcomed like I have at other W or SPG hotels.
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When an attempt to buy 4.7 billion RuneScape coins with counterfeit money didn't work, 19 year old Humza Bajwa pulled a fake gun on the seller and demanded he transfer the coins.
David Emani and Jonathan Dokler of Fordham University agreed to sell their RuneScape coins for $3,300 to fellow student Humza Bajwa. Bajwa thought he'd fool Emani with counterfeit money, but when Emani didn't fall for his plan, Bajwa put a fake gun to his head and forced him to call Dokler to make the transfer.
According to the NY Post the pair had met twice to make the transaction. the first time Emani noticed the counterfeit money and didn't want to go ahead with the deal. Bajwa made a quick excuse to leave once he was found out and asked to meet again the next night.
Bajwa arrived with the counterfeit money yet again, but this time had a real $100 note to trick the Emani into making the exchange. Emani compared the $100 note to the rest of the money and told Bajwa he knew the money was fake, and he wouldn't be going ahead with the deal.
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When the transfer was complete, Bajwa left Emani unharmed and surprisingly didn't rob him of anything but the RuneScape coins - he even left the $100 note.
Surveillance video helped to capture and apprehend Bajwa, who will be charged with second degree robbery and grand larceny with a bail of $20,000. If convicted Bajwa could face up to 15 years in prison.
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Argentine artists Florencia Fraschina and Andrea Cukier will have the first joint exhibit of their works in 15 years at The City College of New York's Center for Worker Education. Titled "Inner Environments: New Paintings from Florencia Fraschina and Andrea Cukier," it features 25 paintings and runs November 10 through January 25.
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Tom Byers is a professor at Stanford University where he focuses on high-technology entrepreneurship education. He is founder and a faculty director of the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP), which serves as the entrepreneurship center for the engineering school. STVP includes the Mayfield Fellows work/study program, Educators Corner website of teaching resources, and global Roundtable on Entrepreneurship Education conferences. Tom is also a faculty director of the AEA/Stanford Executive Institute, a general management program for technology executives. Tom is co-author of the textbook called "Technology Ventures: From Idea to Enterprise" (McGraw-Hill, 2005). Tom also holds a visiting professor appointment at the London Business School and University College London. Tom currently serves as a director on the boards of Reactivity and Flywheel Ventures. In addition, he serves on advisory boards or committees of the American Society for Engineering Education's Entrepreneurship Division, Harvard Business School's California Research Center, and the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) for inner-city youth. Previously, Tom lectured at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. Tom has a range of business experience including executive vice president of Symantec Corporation and founder/president of Slate Corporation. Tom started his professional career at Accenture. For his efforts at Stanford, Tom holds an endowed chair known as the McCoy University Fellow in Undergraduate Education. Tom was given the 2005 Gores Award for excellence in teaching (the university's highest award) and the 2002 Tau Beta Pi Award for excellence in undergraduate teaching (the engineering school's highest award). He is a recipient of three recent national teaching awards: the 2005 ASEE Kauffman Award for excellence in engineering and technology entrepreneurship
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The Class A bonds will pay a variable return rate to investors of one month US$ Libor +35bps.
Adel Al Shirawi, Chief Executive Officer of Tamweel, said: "We are delighted to announce the successful closure of Tamweel's asset-backed securitization, which has been placed with European investors primarily. Tamweel successfully established a competitively priced benchmark and a new pricing reference for future issuances, diversifying its investor base and matching the funding to asset duration."
He continued: "This issue, which was vetted by Tamweel's Sharia advisory board, is also one of the first securitizations of its type in the world. Tamweel's tapping into international capital markets coincides with our regional expansion plans, providing better and more cost-efficient funding mechanisms for our regionally based assets."
Al Shirawi expressed his particular appreciation to the Lands Department, which has played a major role in facilitating the development of a secondary market for home financing, and continues to foster the growth of the real estate market in the UAE. He also extended his appreciation to Government of Dubai, Department of Finance.
Gaurav Agarwal, Chief Financial and Support Services Officer, Tamweel, said: "The leadership demonstrated by Adel Al Shirawi and the guidance provided by the Board of Directors to envision this securitization and then make it happen is truly ahead of its time. This is an important source of funding for Tamweel and will contribute immensely to growth and funding needs of Tamweel."
Morgan Stanley & Co. International plc was appointed as joint manager and joint bookrunner for the issue and provider of hedging solutions. Standard Chartered Bank was joint manager and joint bookrunner for the issue and provider of liquidity facilities. Emirates National Securitization Corporation (ENSEC) structured this landmark transaction.
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Dr. Al-Jabi works in Brunswick, GA and specializes in Pediatrics. Dr. Al-Jabi is affiliated with Southeast Georgia Health System - Brunswick. Dr. Al-Jabi speaks Arabic and English.
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Hospital Affiliations: Southeast Georgia Health System - Brunswick
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At the moment as you drive around the Touraine (and I suspect many other French regions as well) you will see a lot of sunflowers. This year it appears that sunflowers are the crop of choice: even the field above Preuilly (which is usually planted with wheat) has sunflowers this year.
On Thursday we visited Montpoupon with Elizabeth and Vic and spent quite a bit of time driving through field after field of sunflower. This isn't a hardship, as they have such a sunny disposition.
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only half avg. where did they go??
<< looks the sellers took a holiday >>Agree - the action the past few weeks has been characteristic of a major seller unloading. Hopefully, this seller is finished, not just taking a holiday.
Mabey, just mabey, 11 is the new low and this was the first leg up. I have called this a POS as much as anyone and have cautious hope. Today did not trade near the norm. On the few 1-3 percent gains in the past 3 months there has always been a spike EOD. Spike up, drop, flat then spike again. Not sure but hopefull.GL longs.
Actually, normal volume.Yahoo calculation is 3Mth avg. which included 13M big drop.You can see daily volume on chart for 9 month. That is not half.Kind of stupid or misleading?
avg volume 3 mo 1,801,560. volume today 945,032. looks close to half by third grade math.


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3.94 / 5.00 5,904 Views3d turn-based tactical squad game with RPG elements.
Remake of the famous epic game "Incubation".
The sophisticated levels, different enemies, many types of weapons and upgrades.
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. 6 weapons
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. 10 skills
Fun game, great graphics, nice weapons, but chance plays too bug of a role. Even the weakest enemies can destroy a soldier with full health when they can attack up to five times in a row. You also cannot sell weapons which bothered me a bit so money would just go to waste.
Meh, luck element makes this not a strategy game
Luck kind of negates any strategy, when I got to the mission with ranged enemies I failed several times simply because over half my shots missed and there simply wasn't enough ammo (even though I upgraded both ammo and accuracy...)
The concept is nice, the application is pretty terrible, nothing kills strategy games like random luck messing up your plans.
Similar to playing a game in a casino, you can have a strategy that optimises your chances of success but ultimately it comes down to luck, and I'm not the gambling type at all >_>
That said, the graphics are nicely done and the gameplay is solid (though flawed) and while the game wasn't enjoyable for me it's still well made.
A great time
Absolutely loved the game. My only complaint is Heat management - It was a great resource to work with early, but after putting just a point into each marine's maximum and cooldown, it became nearly a non issue. I completely forgot about it after I added the second point. Also, melee attacks are a little ridiculous.
There's not much I have to suggest, I just craved a steeper challenge.
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i played it for a while, had some great game by hte way, but suddently it hit me and i yelled "SPACEHULK!" and after that i went and played spacehulk with my brother :D
Great game no doubt but needs tweeked for a sequel
Wonderful game, great graphics, excellent camera views, and tactical battlefields. I had a lot of fun playing this one. Know that you have a real winner going on here, regardless of these suggestions for a sequel and yes, everyone into these kinda games will want one!
-More weapons, characters, skills, monsters, levels, items, yada yada yada...
-More interfaced levels with unflat ground and different scenes. Really liked the movable platform level. Shape is a factor too. Remember, think outside the box.
-Character progression was too easy, but works with the short game. Longer game; longer character progression.
-Group together the entrances of monsters, sometimes the camera went back and forth between the double entries of monsters rather than letting both come out of the same hole. Could be faster too with the monsters popping out. The last level was a little monotonous if you picked just one side.
-Some squares turned yellow with no target. I'm thinking because a character with a gun other than the grenade launcher was targeting the huge monster without being able to shoot it.
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State reports fewest traffic deaths in nearly half century
Last year may turn out to be the safest 12 months on Tennessee roads in nearly a half century, according to numbers released by the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.
Preliminary figures indicate the state had 947 traffic related deaths in 2011 — just six more than in 1963, when the state was less populated and there were fewer cars on the road.
Aggressive enforcement of drunken driving and seat belt laws, better training and equipment, and significant changes in societal attitudes about drinking and driving are credited by various law enforcement authorities as major factors in last year's numbers. And 2011 was just the third time in 48 years that the state's traffic fatalities have dropped below 1,000.
The numbers are preliminary, Department of Safety spokeswoman Dalya Qualls said, because "we collect crash reports from reporting agencies across the state, and reports are sometimes delayed for whatever reason," including the occasional delay in reporting a fatality because the victim does not die until some time after the accident.
"One life lost is one too many, but we are encouraged by last year's fatality results and will continue to make every effort to ensure the public's safety on Tennessee roadways," Tennessee Highway Patrol Col. Tracy Trott said.
THP Sgt. Stacey Heatherly recalls that when she first became a trooper 14 years ago, there was only basic training given in DUI enforcement, and even Breathalyzer machines were not as readily available as many people assumed.
Since then, she said, more and better equipment is more readily available, and THP has become one of the first state patrols in the nation to have every one of its officers trained in ARIDE — Advanced Roadside Impairment Driving Enforcement.
Additionally, there are better methods for detecting various drugs that are responsible for a driver's impairment.
Another big change, Heatherly said, is the reduction in the alcohol level for the legal presumption of intoxication from 0.10 to 0.08, which increased the number of drunk driving arrests but added to troopers' workloads.
In 2011, troopers made 4,689 arrests for impaired driving, 39 more than in 2010. Drunk driving related deaths have fallen by nearly 32 percent, between 2006 and 2010.
Heatherly said an average DUI arrest "takes a minimum of four hours' work. There's a lot more to it than people realize. There's a lot of work in getting drunks off the roads."
Public support for stronger DUI enforcement may also be a factor, said Capt. Gordon Catlett, who supervises traffic enforcement for the Knoxville Police Department.
"Twenty-five years ago, there was not that much of a stigma attached to drinking and driving, you did not hear the term 'designated driver,' and there were things (at night clubs) like $1 beer nights, ladies' nights and all," Catlett said. "Today, it is not nearly as acceptable to drink and get behind the wheel. We believe that continuing to focus on education, and enforcement targeting DUI, aggressive driving and seat belt compliance will have the greatest future impact."
While 2011 figures indicate seat belt usage is up, non-usage of seat belts continues to be a factor in fatalities: 56.3 percent of vehicle occupants killed in traffic accidents were not using those belts.
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Washington man convicted in Juneau woman's death
A Washington state man convicted of murdering a Juneau woman is scheduled to be sentenced next week.
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A Washington state man convicted of murdering a Juneau woman is scheduled to be sentenced next week.
Jacob Andrew Mommer, 20, returns to court May 31 for the hearing on the January 2012 slaying of Ashton Ericka-Marie Reyes, the Juneau Empire reported ( http://bit.ly/13IxjWY).
A jury earlier this month convicted Mommer of first-degree murder and second-degree assault, a spokesman for the King County prosecutor's office, Dan Donohoe, said. Mommer could face up to about 36 years in prison, he said.
Prosecutors said a Seattle police investigation found that Reyes was killed in a drug-deal-gone-bad in Rainier Beach, a residential neighborhood about 20 minutes south of downtown Seattle. Her boyfriend, who was with her, survived.
Reyes, according to her obituary, attended Juneau-Douglas High School and Yaakoosge' Daakahidi Alternative High School and the University of Alaska Southeast. She graduated from Everest Community College in Washington in November 2011 and became a registered dental assistant.
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I have said it before and I will say it again, I always love my trips to my local Costco because each time there seems to be more and more gluten-free items on the shelves. My last visit yielded a really great fine of gluten-free and vegan Veggie Patties from Don Lee Farms. I am typically not one for pre-made foods but after looking at the ingredients – these patties were all natural and had real honest to goodness ingredients (namely vegetables) so I thought why not give them a try. Now obviously this is Costco so you are buying in bulk and these patties come in a package of ten. When I saw they could be frozen I was sold and cartoon porn videos picked up a package.
Those of you that follow me regularly know that my daily lunches here in NYC are delivery. I just don't have the time during the day to pop-out and honestly living in NYC affords me the opportunity to have everything from gluten-free cupcakes to Chinese and everything in-between delivered right to my office. However, as we all know, this adds probably more calories than I really need. So I thought, why not try a an experiment of bringing my lunches for a at least a few days (I ended up doing four) and most of those days I enjoyed two of Don Lee's veggie patties. At just 160 calories per patty, I was only taking in 320 calories on the main portion of my lunch.
The patties themselves are comprised of: carrots, celery, bell peppers, garbanzo beans, brown rice flour, and sunflower seeds. The patties are actually quite large and with a bun one would more than likely be enough, but I opted for sans bun for my lunches so had two patties. These heat up in minutes in the microwave so make for a great, fast lunch option.
It also helps that the patties taste amazing. They are actually quite complex in the flavor department with the great crispness of the fresh veggies paired with the nuttiness of the rice and sunflower seeds (which really helped take these to the next level). Great texture and taste make these all around winners. I opted for a bit of organic America cheese on top and paired my patties with bold and spicy horseradish sauce – kismet.
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I love these as well. My son and husband both have celiac disease and we eat these at least twice a celebrity porn month! So yummy!
My staff and I love these but we cannot find them at Costco anymore. Where do we find them??? HELP! Thank you!
Unbelievable, grand kids love them too but have been very difficult to find. Going to CA next to look for them none in AZ
I live in Ohio. The local Costco in Avon, Ohio carried the Don Lee Farms Veggie Patties (gluten free) over the summer, but have not had them available in that store for the last six weeks. Can you tell me where else I can find these delicious patties in the Avon, Ohio area? In the meantime, the next time I am in that store, I will ask the manager if he/she can stock them year round.
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The other day, there was a Demonstrator serving these, and I liked them so much that I went back, just to be sure. My 5 year old loved it, even.
I didn't realize the suggestion was to refrigerate these, and popped them in the freezer. I am serving them for dinner soon, and I was wondering how they do from frozen with the skillet method.
I have to say that these are by far the most flavorful veggie patty I have ever tried, and I have tried several. My 2nd favorite (by a pretty good distance) is the Amy's Organic California Garden patty.
These are fabulous. I also get the ready to eat quinoa from Costco, add some braggs amino acids, break up the patty into the quinoa and drizzle with siracha! celebrity nude It's become a quick meal staple in my busy life!
I walked passed the sampler and said, "no thank you", like I always do when the Costco samplers are mobile porn offering junk. The words, "Organic" caught my eye as I was leaving the area. I spun around and said, "Organic?, I'll try it". I ended up buying a pack of these veggie burgers and I'm glad I did. They taste great and the ingredients are all organic vegetables. The crunch from the sunflower seeds is a treat. I have IBS and almost any food I eat can set it off, but these burgers are easy on the digestive tract. I can do this and its easy to prepare and store.
I also had a sample of these at Costco and picked up a package- I cooked them tonight using the skillet method for the recommended time (more actually ) but they turned out incredibly black girl porn mushy inside. I did not mind it, but my husband was totally turned off. Any suggestions for cooking that would result in a firmer patty? Baking doesn't appear to be an option, but I may try it-
I typically love Veggie Patties. These Don Lee Farms Veggie Patties LOOKED terrific on the package picture. They looked thick and nicely textured. They boasted Organic Sweet Potatoes, Onions, Celery, Spinach and Sunflower Seeds. How could I go wrong with this purchase? How wrong I was. They don't look ANYTHING like the enticing, deceptive picture on the package! They actually look like they were pressed and rolled and cut with a circular cutter. They are mushy no matter how long you cook them and no matter what method. Very disappointing. They are edible but that is all I can say.