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This is only my opinion. I think that Hobbyträ's Blue Stick is the best glow-engine-airplane for beginners, if you want a motored plane. Glider would be better, I think. But BLue Stick is very easy to build, fly, and very tough. The fuselage is two 2 cm pinewood sticks. Go and see www.glhobbytra.se . Only problem is that the plane is swedish, and dunno so they sell it in USA.
May 17, 2002, 10:16 PM | |
I'll second the T-52. Se it at www.jkaerotech.com Tough plane, easy to build and takes a crash like it's nothing. If you like wood and don't mind building take a look at SR batteries Cutie. Get someone to fly it for you the sifrst time and trim it out and it is VERY PREDICTABLE and easy to fly. the site is www.srbatteries.com If you are new to building this plane has a great 108 page manual with lots of pics and very detailed instructions.
Good luck and have a great time. If you find an instructor or friend to trim the plane and give you some tips it goes much faster (ask me how I know) |
May 17, 2002, 10:54 PM | |
If you are sure you want wood Dusk Stik from http://www.mountainmodels.com/ If you want TM Lite Stik etc (foam) try http://rcguy100.tripod.com/store.htm for best prices and good service or http://rcguy100.tripod.com/store.htm or http://www.aeromicro.com/index.htm all good! boomer |
May 18, 2002, 02:12 PM | |
I like this periodic questions on the 1st best plane, as I can write.... Again.... and again.... And then I add, "but I didn't try all the other "T-52", etc... Anyway, since you asked, and I assume read the few millions threads on this matter Wingo is my winner !!!! Just did some aerial photos with it, last week-end, and after 9 month of living, it still is a fun plane, impossible to... not repair I worship the Wingo as a 1st plane as it just looks also so nice. Anyway, thanks for asking the question as I always like to write about my Wingo, and learn new words like "fireplace" instead of "Chimney", some Ezone readers will understand.... Good luck for whatever you'll choose, just pick a foamie as I think they are just easier to build and repair. By the way, I also think as if you start, what could be the best shop to start with, and as I think the Wingo wins on the plane side, I think that Hobby-Lobby (www.hobby-lobby.com) wins, so far, from far away. At least, they are the one who gave me my first advises and really fair ones, they didn't try to sell anything not needed for a beginner, and I found that pretty elegant of them. One more thing, I had many "Beginner's plane" which I put some reviews on my web site, go and vist, it may help you. http://plawner.net/ Bye, Patrick. |
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2014: A Remarkable, Exciting Year for Animation
Best of 2014 By Daniel Walber on December 15, 2014 | Be the First To Comment2014 was a marvelous, thrilling year for feature-length animation. While such a good crop is never easy to predict, the early shot in the arm that was The LEGO Movie certainly set the tone. That the first real critical hit of the year was an animated feature, released in the dead of February amidst Oscar season, the RoboCop remake and The Monuments Men, is a significant thing. Just a cursory look at the 2014 films that qualify for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature should put a smile on your face, even if some were panned and others seem obscure. From the best of American studio fare to The Tale of Princess Kaguya, perhaps the year's most evident masterpiece, there's been a lot to celebrate.
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A Hulking Nordic Tradesman Will Co-Direct Disney's 'Big Hero 6′
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A Hi-Res Look At Disney and Pixar's Animated Future
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Take a Peek at the Vaguely Racist First Collaboration Between Disney Animation and Marvel Studios
In Development By Nathan Adams on May 9, 2013 | Comments (20)Back in July of last year it was reported that, following the big acquisition of Marvel Comics by the Disney Corporation, the first collaboration between Disney Animation and Marvel Studios on any sort of superhero cartoon was going to come in the form of an adaptation of Marvel's semi-obscure team of Japanese heroes, Big Hero 6. At the time it seemed like kind of a strange choice. Wouldn't you want to kick off a partnership this important with something a little bit bigger, something with a little more name recognition? Well, it looks like the guys in the suits must have had their reasons for wanting to go forward with Big Hero 6, because today Disney Animation officially announced [via the LA Times] that the film is in production—and they even gave us a glimpse of what their animators have come up with. Hit the jump to see what they've created, but be prepared, because it's a little weird.
Disney Animation and Marvel Studios Tease Comic Book Fans By Partnering On Obscure Adaptation 'Big Hero 6'
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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis were spotted in NYC's West Village yesterday sharing a hug. The pair stepped out in matching Chicago Bears t-shirts, supporting Ashton's favorite NFL team, and later grabbed some gelato on their way home. Looks like their matching t-shirts were good luck for the Bears since they went on to beat the Rams 23-6. Ashton and Mila's weekend was full of PDA moments. In addition to sharing casual embraces all around town, they were also reportedly very cuddly while dining at The Lion on Friday night.
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A true micro-brewery, Port Jeff Brewing Company's brewers create high-quality beers in super small batches--each batch yields just 220 gallons of beer. As a result, the beer is ultra-fresh, and brewers are allowed the freedom to create a wide variety of interesting and unique batches. At the tasting room, visitors can try the brewery's flagship Schooner Ale or the summer seasonal, White Beach Wit. They can also fill up a growler to take home for later.
Hampton Luxury Liner transports its passengers around in a lavish motorcoach that boasts five flat-screen TVs, complimentary WiFi, and an on-bus library. The luxury buses travel to destinations ranging from the Hamptons to Atlantic City, with specific stops at wineries, resorts, and casinos. Reclining leather seats with space for laptops and maximum leg extension typify the cushy interior, and each road cruiser also comes equipped with a library and refrigerator, useful for storing steaks to distract the thousands of chasing dogs such a luxurious bus usually attracts.
When fans of fine libations want to carouse breweries and get festive at beer festivals, the last thing they want to do is worry about transportation. Designated drinkers deserve to indulge in style, and that's where Tapped Enterprises and its Long Island Beer Bus steps in. During popular tours, the freshly renovated party buses act as conduits to frothy beverages, giving safe and festive passage from shore to shore, hitting all of Long Island's most popular breweries, wineries, sporting events, and beer festivals since 2009. The Long Island Beer Bus is also suited for midsized trips for birthdays, anniversaries, and bachelor or bachelorette parties, and each round-trip tour includes a charismatic host adroit in all of the scenic sights and essential bars.
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Stephanie O, the charismatic celebrity talk show host on Long Island's News Radio 103.9, has teamed up with Clear Vision Productions to host smashing events along the Atlantic coast. Backed by a combination of national and local vendors, each event features amenities such as food and drink samples, top-shelf entertainment, and celebrity appearances in VIP areas. Guests are also treated to red carpet photos and interviews before being sent home with goodie bags and other surprises.
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Convenience Concepts Classic Glass Three Tier End Table
The Convenience Concepts Classic Glass Three Tier End Table stays true to its name. It has three convenient open shelves with metal rods for support. The table has a tall shelf at the bottom, a medium one at the center and a spacious table top. You can place anything of your choice on these shelves. Add some books, showpieces, souvenirs, or a lampshade at the top to enhance its beauty. This table is stylish, elegant and complements well with any décor.
These shelves fitted on the table are made from tempered glass, which make it strong and durable. The stainless steel poles are made of moisture resistant material that won't rust or warp. This table requires light assembly, sans the hassle of tools. This end table is CARB compliant, which makes it suitable in environmentally-sensitive surroundings. The table is able-bodied and has the capacity to hold anything up to 30 pounds.
The Convenience Concepts end table is non-toxic and eco-friendly, which makes it feasible around kids and pets. The stain resistance feature of this table ensures that it looks new for years to come. Low on maintenance, it can be easily cleaned by wiping with a damp cloth.
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Shape: Round | Design: Table |
Distressed: No | Base Material: Glass |
Top Material: Glass | Solid Wood Construction: No |
Hardware Material: Stainless steel | Non-Toxic: Yes |
Stain Resistant: Yes | Drop Leaf Top: No |
Magazine Rack: No | Drawers Included: No |
Hardware Finish: Stainless Steel | Exterior Shelves: Yes |
Cabinets Included: No | Glass Component: Yes
Legs Included: Yes | Wheels Included: No |
Lighted: No | Reclaimed Wood: No |
Adjustable Height: No | Weight Capacity: 30 Pounds |
Eco-Friendly: Yes | Product Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth |
Country of Manufacture: China |
Assembly Required: Yes
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Product Warranty: 1 Year |
CARB Compliant: Yes | ISTA 3A Certified: Yes |
ISTA 1A Certified: Yes | ISO 9001 Certified: Yes |
ISO 14001 Certified: Yes | UL Listed: Yes |
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Convenience Concepts brings you exciting and affordable furniture. Convenience Concepts combines exciting designs to bring you the finest in sensible, contemporary furniture. Convenience Concepts focuses on R-T-A Entertainment, TV, Storage, and Accent furniture.Convenience Concepts Classic Glass Three Tier End Table
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Like my idea? Pamela from Connecticut– Verified Buyer I love these little glass tables. I actually use them in my bathroom as towel holders. I've received so many compliments on them that I purchased a couple more and have even given them as gifts. Excellent purchase! |
Love These! Margaret from Odenton, MD– Verified Buyer First time ordering from Wayfair and these tables did not disappoint. They are sturdy, very easy to put together (no tools needed) and they look really great in the space. I would certainly recommend purchasing these, great quality! |
Classic Tiered SideTable in Chrome Jeanne from Austin, TX– Verified Buyer this is an exceptional piece of furniture for an amazing price. extremely sturdy, shelves large, looks very nice next to chair in living room and bed in bedroom. highly recommend |
Awesome table Elizabeth from Rochester, NY– Verified Buyer Very happy with this purchase. this table looks exactly as pictured. Fits perfectly in the space it was ordered for. |
Great little end table Christine from phila, PA– Verified Buyer Have a small living room buy most things from yard sales. Into retro look and this goes right next to a fifty,s style modern chair I remade. Looks great. Table is not cheap looking. Very nice |
Very nice table Nora from IL– Verified Buyer I purchased one table awhile back and now purchased 2 additional tables for another room. These are sturdier than you might think and fit well in a small space. |
Glass tables JUDY from Meadville, PA– Verified Buyer Bought three of these tables for use in a small area. The tables are made of good quality glass and chrome. |
Three tier glass end table Marcia from Madison, WI– Verified Buyer Perfect for a corner where I needed a little something and perfect for the vases and plants I put on it. It is very sturdy and easy to assemble. |
Glass table Marina from East Lansing, MI– Verified Buyer Great purchase! I have another glass table and I wanted to buy a matching one. Wayfair had the same one! |
Easy to assemble Gina from East Sparta, OH– Verified Buyer I bought this table for a small area next to my couch. I have a very small living room, and this was just the right size for the space. It was delivered the day after it was shipped! |
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Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 356
Rated 3 out of 5 by bronte1313 Good but not great
The first time we stayed at this hotel we had a great experience. That was not the case this time. It was still a nice place to stay, but we had some minor issues. The water in the shower never got above warm. I prefer a hot shower. The cleaning crew did not come to our room while we were gone for the day. Each day we were there, the crew was coming by around 4. We were already back from our day excursions by then and trying to get some downtime before heading out for dinner. We were usually gone between 10 and 3-4. The makeup mirror was broken in the room and a few of the channels on the TV were inexplicably on mute. We still love the W chain, but we had an off experience this time.
January 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dkp1 Can I give it a 6?
I know that all 5-star ratings can be brushed off - my friends and I had this conversation at dinner last night. However, this W is the way W is supposed to be. Over the years I'd grown concern that the vitality and excitement that once embodied The W brand had worn down. Not so with my recent stays and including especially the W Boston!
From SPG recognition to recognizing my birthday and the responsiveness of everyone from doormen, to front staff, insider, spa and restaurant/bar. Thank you Thank you thank you.
Only "negatives": I was not upgraded to a suite at checkin though one was offered to me at about midway through my stay. The internet needs re-connecting each day whig is an annoyance.
June 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hisgirl01 Overall Good
This was our first visit to a W Hotel. We were very surprised how it was upscale and had a modern feel. We felt at home for the most part. The only downfall that bothered me the most is that I was told that our breakfast package could be brought to the room. At check-in I double checked to make sure and I was told to call down in the morning to make the accommodations. I woke up early just to place the order only to find out that we had to go downstairs for breakfast. With the slogan that they recite I wouldn't see why it would be an issue to delivery our breakfast. We had the breakfast package.
July 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Benny1950 This hotel is in a great location
The hotel is very nice and the rooms spacious and comfortable. However, what impressed me the most was the staff. I found them exceptionally courteous and responsive to our needs. I was very impressed with them.
October 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by kitt2618 Fabulous hotel location and staff!
Flew from Florida to Boston for a birthday celebration weekend, and stayed at W Boston for 4 nights. IT WAS AMAZING! The staff is soooo customer/guest centric and can't do enough to make you feel special. Yes, I'm a platinum, but still saw others treated wonderfully. Special mention to Alex at front desk (thank you for the champagne to celebrate my birthday); Helena for printing the tickets to Shear Madness and Red Sox-Yankees game that I left 1,000 miles away; Alex in the restaurant, for making breakfast each morning special; Caroline B. For ensuring that all was super special. The location is amazing, especially if you like Theatre District; Public Garden; anything! Was so nice to spend the weekend there.
August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tara213 Excellent service, great stay
We stayed at the W Boston for our anniversary weekend. They asked us on check-in why we were here and we told them and then later that night when we returned we found a card and cupcakes in our room wishing us a happy anniversary! Very sweet!
The rooms are great! Well sized, comfortable and inviting. It makes it easy to relax without getting lost or feeling cramped. The furniture, bedding and bathroom are all fantastic.
The staff is helpful, friendly and easy to work with. They were informative without being presumptuous and helped out as quickly as possible when there was a challenge (our key cards were not working at one point.)
Overall, great property, great people, totally worth the value.
February 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Plazahome Disappointed
For a "luxury" hotel I found that the room was smallish, and that the lighting was quite inadequate, especially for reading in bed, and awkwardly placed. The bed was comfortable but the mattress was so soft that my back let me know it in the morning.
The absence of a coffee maker in the room was extremely disappointing as I don't like to wait for a cup of coffee in the morning.
I like to bathe rather than shower and was surprised that there was no tub. The public spaces are appealing,and the staff very pleasant, but the above items are sufficiently important to me that I wouldn't return.
April 26, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by 8andy Good location / mix service
location close to T - very nice - the door person was not responsive in opening door ~ every customer was opening their own door !
tough weather ~ hotel ran out of raincoats / umbrellas! soaked!
room was great ....
October 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by spcl1 pain in the key card
Very nice hotel, great staff. I stayed 3 nights. My 3 issues:
1. key card did not work properly until my last night there. They ended up replacing the entire entry reader unit, which I asked them to do the first day. I was up and down the elevator getting my card reprogrammed, it never worked. Security had to let me in every day. First day they door did not even lock behind me when I left the room. They kept saying it would be fixed immediately rather then move me to a new room but it took the entire 3 days.
2. Annoying blinds on the windows are crap.
3.Music system probably sounds great at high volume, but the hotel's general ambient volume sound was not great. It was all drums, and just too loud. Either turn it up for a good sound, or get a different system for the ambient level.
September 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mgflkk great location, very clean
Staff was excellent in a great location within walking distance to everything
October 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DCguy20036 Cool Hotel in the Not so Trendy Theatre District
My arrival at the W hotel was not spectacular. The room was not ready until 45 minutes after check in time. They were kind enough to upgrade me, but upon check out I learned that they charged me for the upgrade (I had not asked for an upgrade, and thought it was due to my platinum status). The manager fixed it when I was lucky enough to notice the wrong amount on the bill, but this took about 20 minutes. Still, the W hotel itself is very nice. the lobby is cool and modern. There is a small lobby bar that is nice and has good snacks. There were apparently plans for a larger bar that never materialized. The rooms are clean and modern and the hosekeeping was very good. If you want to stay in the theatre district, the location is superb, but if you are unfamilar with Boston and want to explore the city, the hotel is not really centrally located.
I have stayed at many Starwood hotels in Boston and I would rank the W in the top two.
December 21, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mikey66 Loved my room
Our room was Fabulous! We just loved the spacious feel, large windows, the Contemporary style furniture and the granite bar. The bar was well stocked and very inviting along with all the snacks available in the room. It was our Anniversary and it was a great time. We were treated very Special.
October 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jjbritt AMAZING CARE OF GUESTS
I arrived a bit under the weather at the W Boston on Stuart Street and the check in staff was most swift and helpful. We quickly got settled into our lovely room (amazing WOW room). When it turned out I needed a doctor, they again came to the rescue and helped arrange for an INN HOUSE DOCTOR to arrive. She assessed my health (luckily was able to take care of my ails). The concierge followed up with a call to check on me -- it all felt so professionally "homey". Never fun to get sick while traveling however the W Boston helped make the situation as good as it could be, Thanks.
May 16, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by steve0 my stay at the w boston
this hotel is a nice "boutique" style hotel. Location is great with plenty of restaurants nearby. I ran into a few issues that may or may not be the fault of the hotel. Biggest issue was that my room faced the street so I was woken up several times a night due to sirens, loud cars, etc. after 4 days of complaints that the business center computers/printers were inop, I still wasn't able to use them. No coffee in rooms, and ridiculously priced drinks at the hotel bar. Still a nice place but for $400/night, I was expecting a little more.....sorry
August 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by John1234 Freindly and helpful staff
I had a very comfortable stay here for a conference I was attending. The staff has to be the best feature of this hotel as they go out of their way to help you. Anything from helping me find the best way to walk to South Street station to catch the train (only 10 min walk), to getting floss when I needed it.
The location is great, just 1 block south of the Commons, and there are many restaurants and theaters nearby. The only criticism I have is that my room facing Stuart St. got a little noisy at night. I would request the other side next time. Overall, I enjoyed my stay.
July 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by AOA2012 Fanttastic Experience
This was our first trip to Boston and we enjoyed it so much that we will plan on coming back and stayed at the W hotel. The check-in was fast and efficient and hotel staff recognized that we were Gold members and described all the great benefits. Lilia and Guillermo at Whatever/Whenever were outstanding at recommending the places to eat and visit. They went above and beyond and we want to say a big thank you. The Wonderful room was clean and spacious and comfortable. The hotel is walking distance to pretty much everything in Boston. I will highliy recommend this hotel.
May 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by chatnoir95 Excellent Hotel!
I visit Boston from time t time for business and for recreation. This was the first time I stayed at W Boston, and I had a wonderful experience.
The staffs were wery friendly and professional. For example, upon my check-in, the rooms were not quite ready and the manager at the front desk treated us at the bar while the room was getting ready to make sure we enjoy our stay. Also, the door mats in the elevator were changing from "Good Morning" to "Good Afternoon" to "Good Night" depending on the time of the day. My kids loved it!
Wonderful hotel! Highly recommended.
August 6, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by CarleneA W Hotel
Great staff, Stephen the bar manager was so friendly and really wanted us to enjoy our stay and my husband and I did. Good food, drinks at the bar were amazing! Rooms looked nice. Area of the hotel was right in the city center. Prices of food are over priced. food average, not great.
Tried getting an upgraded room for last night stay but nothing available. Being an SPG AMEX member I have tried on every vacation and have never been able to reap the rewards of that benefit.
The Bliss Spa was wonderful. Went twice!!
August 24, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Boston4313 Poor restaurant service
Service in the restaurant at dinner was no better than average. For instance, the first wine pour was too little wine; not a full serving. Waiter was not attentive. At breakfast, the service was miserable. Coffee was not refreshed. Waiter was very slow in taking order and even slower in serving it. There also was a delay in getting the check. I had to ask the hostess for more coffee and then for the check. Instead of bringing me more coffee, which she could and should have done, she we looking for someone else to bring more coffee, introducing further delay.
April 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by AnneJ excellent staff
I loved the staff and the general room facilities and comfort. i was in Boston for the marathon and felt that the staff were just wonderful. I had requested a quiet room but got a fairly low floor (floor 6) street facing room. There is no soundproofing in the windows and every street nois is amplified. It is a very busy street with sirens going well into the early hours (2am) of the morning. I would love to stay there again but only if I could have a room in the quiet side of the building and preferably higher up! The location of the hotel was perfect!
April 23, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Manju This hotel has great possibilities.
Sadly disappointed with overall stay.
However, Joal is a standout! He would make an excellent manager.
Housekeeping services were a disaster. The noise level and goings on in the hallway and in rooms within close proximity to ours (until after 2 am) were intolerable! We phoned security twice.
The chef, a very accommodating and pleasant chap said he would run over to 7/11 to purchase some tuna fish to prepare a sandwich for us!?!
Unable to change my nickname and date of check in and reason for staying on this form.
Dining table left in hallway for hours.
We certainly hope that management will address these issues and others. With the right staff, direction, and level of maturity, the hotel has much potential. We would like to return and be able to leave with much more positive comments. Everyone needs the
opportunity to prove themselves. We will return for my next hospital visit in two weeks. We hope we will be able to write a glowing review.
October 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MAB2 Why I love the W Hotel
I love the W. Great staff, great room, SO accommodating, and always great food. AND great gym. We ended up with 2 beds, a ton of room in the suite for activities, and the staff was great about accommodating a case of wine we had leftover from a wedding. So good in fact that we ended up giving them the case at the end of our stay.
I'd highly recommend this hotel to anyone in Boston for any reason - business or pleasure. Thanks W for making our stay amazing as always.
ONLY hiccup was a construction crew that woke us up at 8 the first morning we were there with a jackhammer, but the staff was graceful and accommodating with offers to move our room, and finding out more information about the duration of the work being done.
Great job.
June 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by CD2112 The Excellent W Specialists Make this W Hotels Property Stellar
As an SPG member since 2000, I make it a priority to patron a W Hotel property whenever I travel. Unfortunately during one of my stay's a valet left the key fob for my Infiniti in another guests vehicle, leaving me stranded overnight until the key was located. Fortunately, everyone from the head of valet operations to the Director of the Welcome Office, went above and beyond my expectations in accommodating my stay. The head of valet operations even brings me a Starbucks latté to my car whenever I return! I cannot recommend this property enough.
November 30, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by DaddyWongTurn4theW Great Location, Responsive Talent
My wife checked in days before I got there and the staff was fab.
We are both Gold SPG members and they responded to our request and moved us to a nice corner room for the weekend. That made the difference for us, as we enjoyed to comfort of the room and unique location of the W.
Only recommendations are the toilet location i small and cramped. getting in, closing the door, was difficult, especially if I sat first. And, while I understand the screen between the bath and teh bedroom, the option for complete privacy would have been nice.
October 6, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by CCfuller Party Hotel
Very disappointed in the W at this location. Quite a few clubs in the area nearby and the W lounge was very busy in the evenings especially on the weekends. Definitely a party hotel. The king bed we had was very uncomfortable, we complained to management but it did not help. I would not stay there again.
September 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by MikeNLar Felt welcome
We loved our stay. Great location to the park, Beacon Hill, Seaport, etc. We walked everywhere without a problem. The room was spacious and comfortable. The only negatives were no pool and the view out our room was of a roof. But we werent planning on spending much time in the room so that wasnt an issue.
The best part was the friendly and helpful staff. The concierge contacted us a week before via email to help with planning our days and dining. Excellent recommendations and bookings. That really set them apart from other hotels
August 16, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Allie3985 Nice stay
Only stayed one night but the room was aesthetically pleasing and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. The location is amazing. The highlight of the stay was redeeming our free drink vouchers that they gave us because it was my boyfriend's birthday. The bartender was such a riot! Totally made our night. At one point he had the Frangelico bottle dancing and singing for us. The cocktails were super strong and I didn't really enjoy mine too much but totally worth it for the awesome entertainment!
July 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by PrinceJohn Great Location except for
First stay at a W Hotel for my wife and I. We stayed at this one because it is centrally located in the theater district which was our sole purpose going into Boston. From that perspective you could not do any better. And the staff was great, the amenities were good from a munchies perspective. The down-side of the location was that the street noise at times penetrated intot he room including a 2:30AM traffic jam the noise of which woke us up.
We would stay here again, however, because it is enjoyable and the staff is great
April 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Darius Extreme WOW was beyond expectations
This stay was brought to above my expectations not only by the upgrade to Extreme WOW, but by the attentiveness of ALL staff to our needs for this stay. As a busy downtown location in Boston on a Saturday night stay (hotel was very busy), the staff remained courteous and effective which is a true testiment to good management. Wheels (valet) was always there for us even when we returned at a packed curbside late Saturday night!
Facility is well maintained and a delight to stay at. This W will see me again in the near future!
October 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by TJoey Simply the best
I work really close to the W Boston, but live in Providence, RI. I had to work a recent weekend, which I do not normally have to do, and faced with commuting to and from 12 times in a row, I opted to splurge on a room for the weekend so I could avoid the commute. For some reason I didn't have very high expectations, maybe because I can see the hotel from office. I don't know. However, I had a phenomenal stay. I did it up too. I had an evening of Bliss treatments, dinner in the Living Room and drinks. I had room service (twice). It was great. Out of all of the W's I've stayed at, this one was by far the very best. I think I'll make the weekend thing a regular thing, even though I only live 50 miles away. Thanks to the team for making a working weekend still fun!
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Date: Friday, July 20, 2012 - 10:00 am
Duration: 5 Hours
In this hands-on workshop, participants will experience creating a multicolor print from a single block of linoleum. The process involves carving a linoleum block and printing in sequence. Each color is printed separately then cut away from the block before introducing the next color. Participants are asked to bring linoleum block carving tools and an exacto knive (#11 blade). They will work on a project either 4" x 4" or 3.5" x 5". If possible, they should bring a simple line drawing to work from. Holly Berry has illustrated several award winning children's books and shown her linoleum block prints in galleries and exhibits throughout the country. She is a member of The Boston Printmakers and serves on the board of Midcoast Printmakers's, Inc. The cost is $80 for Woodlawn members/$90 for non-members. As space is limited, pre-registration is required by calling Woodlawn at 667-8671. |
Woodlawn Museum, Gardens & Park
P.O. Box 1478 • Rte. 172 • Ellsworth, Maine 04605 • (207) 667-8671


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These crispy shallots make a great topping for steaks, salads, and soups and are used throughout Indonesia! Use the leftover frying oil for vinaigrettes and for sauteing anything savory. Adapted from Saveur magazine.
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- 1Peel and slice the shallots as thinly as possible, using a mandoline or a very sharp knife.
- 2Spread the sliced shallots out in a thin layer on a large sheet tray, overlapping as little as possible(so they won't clump when fried).
- 3Pour peanut oil into a small heavy saucepan to a depth of 1". Heat over medium hight heat until a deep fry thermometer registers 325*F. Working in 5-6 small batches, add shallots to oil and fry, stirring constantly, until light golden brown, about 1 1/2 minutes. To get them perfectly golden, remove them from the oil a few seconds before they actually appear done. Remove shallots from oil with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towel lined plate(they'll darken slightly as they sit). Let cool.
- 4To store, refrigerate in an airtight container for up to 1 week.
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If the first caller lived in Oakland he would have been told to go online and fill out a written report, no cops there every respond unless gun shots have been heard. For all of the posters who gripe about our PD citing speeders, would you rather they only investigate the crime after you are dead?
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