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7 I consulted with myself and contended with the nobles and the rulers and said to them, "You are exacting usury, each from his brother!" Therefore, I held a great assembly against them. | 7 I pondered them in my mind and then accused the nobles and officials. I told them, "You are exacting usury from your own countrymen!" So I called together a large meeting to deal with them |
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Paul McCallum
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Date of birth: | January 7, 1970 |
Place of birth: | Vancouver, British Columbia |
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Status: | Active |
CFL status: | National |
Position(s): | K/P |
Height: | 5 ft 11 in (180 cm) |
Weight: | 185 lb (84 kg) |
CJFL: | Surrey Rams |
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1993 1993 1994 1994–1995 1996 1996–2000 2001 2001–2005 2006–present |
BC Lions Ottawa Rough Riders BC Lions Saskatchewan Roughriders Scottish Claymores (WLAF) Saskatchewan Roughriders Las Vegas Outlaws (XFL) Saskatchewan Roughriders BC Lions |
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CFL All-Star: | 2010, 2011 |
CFL West All-Star: | 2003, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2014 |
Awards: | |
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Playing stats at CFL.ca |
Paul McCallum (born January 7, 1970) is a professional Canadian football player currently playing as a placekicker and punter for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League (CFL). He holds the CFL record for longest field goal made at 62 yards and has the second-highest field goal kicking accuracy in a single season at 94.34%.[1] He is currently the oldest active player in the CFL, having played in 21 seasons over the course of his career. McCallum is also the last active player to have played for the Ottawa Rough Riders, with that franchise folding in 1996 In addition, as of September 6th 2014, McCallum is the only active CFL player to have played against all 3 Ottawa CFL franchises.
Junior career[edit]
McCallum played junior football with the Surrey Rams of the Canadian Junior Football League.
Professional career[edit]
Following his junior stint with the Rams, McCallum travelled to Scotland to play professional soccer in the Scottish Third Division (his cousin, Brian O'Neill, is also a professional soccer player).
In 1993 he returned to Canada and signed as a free agent with the CFL's Hamilton Tiger-Cats. After being released, he had numerous short stints with the Ottawa Rough Riders, BC Lions and Saskatchewan Roughriders through until 1996, when he departed for Scotland again. This time he was hired as the punter/placekicker for the Scottish Claymores of the World League, and was with the team when they won World Bowl '96.[2]
He then returned to Canada to play for the Roughriders again, and in the 1997 season he was their starting placekicker and punter for all 18 games. He played for Saskatchewan from 1997–2004, and additionally was the Las Vegas Outlaws' kicker during the XFL's only season in 2001, scoring the first ever points in XFL history with a 25 yard field goal against the New York/New Jersey Hitmen..[3]
As of 2012[update], McCallum holds the record for the longest field goal kicked in the CFL. He booted a wind-aided 62-yard field goal against the Edmonton Eskimos on October 27, 2001 in a 12-3 victory at Taylor Field.[4]
In the 2004 CFL playoffs McCallum missed a crucial 18-yard field goal in an overtime game against the BC Lions. The Roughriders went on to lose the game, and outraged fans vandalized McCallum's northwest Regina home with eggs, dumped manure on his neighbour's property, and uttered death threats to his family. The incident made national news, and the football club and Regina's mayor Pat Fiacco both denounced the vandalism as an "isolated incident" of "hooliganism". On the comedy show This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Shaun Majumder (playing a Roughriders GM) apologized for calling McCallum "a bum who could be outkicked by a goat missing a leg".
On February 23, 2006, he signed a two-year contract with the BC Lions after declining to take a 30% paycut from the Roughriders.[4][5]
He tied the record for most field goals in a Grey Cup when he kicked six in six attempts in the 94th Grey Cup on November 19, 2006. He was awarded the Dick Suderman Trophy as the Grey Cup's most valuable Canadian for his efforts.[6]
In 2010, McCallum set a number of career marks. Continuing from the 14 consecutive field goals he made at the end of the 2009 season, McCallum connected on 10 straight to start the season, finishing just short of Dave Ridgway's CFL record of 28 straight field goals. Throughout the season he was flirting with Lui Passaglia's record for most accurate season (90.9%), and finished with a career best 88.2% completion percentage. He also finished the regular season with a career high 46 successful field goals. Because of his standout season, McCallum was named the Lions' nominee for Most Outstanding Player, the first ever kicker in Lions' history, and Most Outstanding Canadian.[7]
On October 8, 2011 at BC Place in Vancouver, Paul set the record, with 30, for the most all-time consecutive field goals made in the CFL, breaking the previous mark of 28 held by Dave Ridgway.[8] Only two seasons later, his record was broken by Calgary's Rene Paredes who connected on his 31st consecutive field goal on July 26, 2013.[9] Paul McCallum would finish the 2011 CFL season making 50 of 53 field goal attempts, for a career best 94.3% accuarcy. He was recognized for his success when he was named the CFL's Most Outstanding Special Teams player for 2011.
Following up his career season with another solid season in the 2012 CFL season. He amassed 44 successful field goals in 52 attempts (84.6%). The 2012 season was McCallum's 20th year in the CFL and 7th year with the BC Lions. He is one of only 5 players to have played 20 or more years in the CFL. During the 2013 CFL season McCallum saw a reduced number of field goal attempts, only 33, of which he converted on 28.
In February 2014 McCallum signed a contract extension with the BC Lions.[10] The 2014 CFL season will be McCallum's 22nd season in the CFL, he will be 44 years old during the season.
Awards and achievements | ||
Preceded by Mike Maurer |
Grey Cup Most Valuable Canadian 2006 |
Succeeded by Andy Fantuz |
- ^ http://www.cfl.ca/uploads/assets/CFL/PDF_Docs/Records_2011_Regular_and_Playoffs.pdf
- ^ http://www.bclions.com/roster/show/id/17 Paul McCallum bio
- ^ http://www.carillon.uregina.ca/02.08.07/sports6.html
- ^ a b http://www.cbc.ca/sports/story/2006/02/22/mccallum_riders_confirmed060222.html Riders proposed pay cut: B.C.-bound McCallum
- ^ http://www.cfl.ca/article/lions_land_mccallum Lions land McCallum
- ^ http://www.cfl.ca/article/kicked_out Kicked out
- ^ http://www.theprovince.com/sports/Savvy+skilled+McCallum+makes+compelling+case+award/3775432/story.html
- ^ http://www.cfl.ca/article/mccallum-sets-cfl-consecutive-fg-record McCallum sets CFL consecutive FG record
- ^ Bo knows: Mitchell carries Stamps over Bombers
- ^ Lions sign K McCallum to extension
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30 Therefore, being a prophet, and knowing that God had sworn with an oath to him that of the fruit of his body, according to the flesh, he would raise up the Christ to sit on his throne, | 30 But he was a prophet and knew that God had promised him on oath that he would place one of his descendants on his throne. |
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Rated 2 out of 5 by whoop94 review
I spent quite a bit of money staying 3 nights for a conference. Not having free internet access included in my price in the room or in the ballrooms during my conference was a big turn-off for me. It made working almost impossible.
I was also hoping to get a sweet sleeper bed however it didn't seem the room I was given had one.
I also had to change rooms 3 times due to the street noise. I was 18 floors up and the DART train at 5:00am was unbelievably loud. Next room was even closer to the street even after I asked for a non-street side room. The final room was finally not on street side but after switching 3 times, I had given up.
December 3, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Diego76 Sheraton Dallas
This was the worst experience with Sheraton I've had. First Incident: The room was for myself and a guest. The lines were tremendously long due to our convention. I was given the room keys, we went up to the 33 floor and neither key worked. Went back down and spoke to the manager after standing in line again and all she did was apologize for the inconvenience and gave me new key cards. Second Incident: That evening I took a shower and noticed water would fill in the tub up as if you were taking a bath. I waited to let it drain for over an hour. The water had come down only 1-2 inches. I had to use the waste basket to drain the tub into the toilet. Second guest....same problem. Given that we were tired from having driven into Dallas I didn't want any room service maintenance that late at night on my first night there. Second day in the morning....same issue, I had to drain the tub with the wastebasket and called room service to send a plumber because there was obviously something preexisting. Issue resolved sometime the second day. Third Incident: When I checked in I requested parking because I drove to Dallas. I was told my room key card would activate at check-in. When I took my car out of the garage the key card didn't work. I called the attendant and he said my card wasn't activated and to go again to the front desk to get a separate card for the garage parking when I returned later that evening. Fourth Incident: After a previous pleasant experience the previous evening, we decided to go back to the sports bar downstairs for a lunch during our stay. The sports bar had maybe a total of 10 people when we came for lunch because we left early from the convention center to get something to eat. We ordered our food - two hamburgers, fries and a soda. The flocks from the convention came back to the hotel and people started being seated. My guest and I left after 30 minutes of waiting for our food while others in surrounding tables were served. The waiter apologized and didn't charge me for the two sodas he had already had to re-fill.
February 21, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by navajonki Mediocre
I've stayed at Sheratons and similar hotels around the world, and while this wasn't terrible, it certainly wasn't the best. The room was clean and well prepared when I arrived, but the bathroom looked like someone had torn something off the that had been attached quite securely (I took a photo, happy to send it over). I asked for a toothbrush and it took about 25 minutes to bring it up.
Neither of these was severe, but it's the small things that set aside the excellent hotels from the mediocre ones.
On the plus side, the gym and pool were excellent, the staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and the food served was quite nice.
April 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by kerwelch Green Program
While the Green Program was well advertised with displays, the hotel did not notify us upon check in that you needed to sign up for this program at check in so there was a lot of confusion upon checkout.
Rooms were small but clean. Bathroom very small.
November 12, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Shay2 Issue after Issue.
Unfortunately, my problems began the moment I arrived early to check in and make sure the key worked and make sure everything was okay before my son and his guest arrived. At this very moment, I incurred one problem after another for my entire one-day stay at your hotel. When I first arrived at 12:30 oon, my room key did not work. Therefore, no big deal on this as it is a common issue with hotel keys. I went back to the concierge/check-in desk to obtain the correct key. I made my way back up to the room and low and behold, they key does not work once again. By now, I am 30-minutes into my supposedly quick trip to check in, leave so that I could run a few errands, and come right back to wait for my son and his guest to arrive. It is now past 1:00pm and I am being as patient as possible to get a working key to my room. Therefore, about two-hours later, the key to my room finally works. I am disappointed because I did not feel a sense of urgency from the Hotel Staff to get me a working room key.
The next major issue is the room that I finally got a working key for was filthy. It had not been cleaned. The staff then proceeds to tell me that they were working to get me a room and no one even offered up an apology for all my trouble in this one day.
The last issue during my one-day stay was that the temperature in the Executive Suite was not working properly either. I called the hotel operator and they advised they would send someone up to check. They did about an hour later. It was determined that the air was not on at all. As you could imagine a hot summer day in Texas and no air in the room, it was painfully miserable for us all. They turned the air on from a room a few feet away from the Executive Suite and all seemed to be well. At least until the room was now freezing so I attempted to adjust the temperature and it would not adjust. Once again I called the Hotel Operator and advised that I could not adjust the temperature and I asked for some blankets and also asked for someone to come and check the thermostat again. About three hours later someone came. He advised that the temperature had to be on or off. There was no way to adjust it. So with it being super cold already I opted to have the air turned off. The Hotel Staff advised that no one could find the "Housekeeper" and this was the reason for the three hour delay.
August 14, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Lyda0625 Bad Experience
The room was cleaned and spacious. However, when we came back around 11 pm., we found a pool of water right under the AC unit intake. The AC was making a loud noise and it sounded as if it was raining inside the room. We thought that maybe someone left a faucet open on the upstairs room. Called front desk, someone was at our room in less than 10 minutes, he offered us to move to another room, but it was too late to do that, the AC was working just making noise and dripping water. This has happened before there are water marks on the ceiling all over. The AC continued to make noise throughout the night and dripping water as well. Minestrone soup was terrible.
May 19, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Kevin28 Front Desk Has No Customer Satisfaction Skills
I just wanted to express my extreme dissatisfaction while staying at your hotel this past week, while attending the ASHRAE Winter Conference. My executive secretary sent our credit card information to your hotel on Tuesday. January 22nd. She received an email confirmation on January 23rd, that your hotel received it but we had no confirmation that it was processed. She tried every day to contact your hotel, but found that the phones at your hotel were not working the entire week. When I arrived on Friday night January 25th, I was told that they do not have any credit card information with regard to my room and that I would have to produce a credit card in order for them to give me a room. I showed them the email from the hotel on my phone, which states that your hotel did receive the credit card information, but still they could not locate any credit card information. I pleaded with them to please let me stay and they wanted a credit card for the weekend, so that they could straighten it out on Monday with my secretary. I told them I do not have a credit card and finally, but not very easily, they agreed to let me stay til Monday.
I checked into my room and everything seemed to be normal, until Sunday, when I went down for breakfast with just my room key. Upon returning to my room I could get the key to work. I went to the front desk and they told me I was locked out of my room until I pay for what I had spent, and for the remaining week. I explained what had transpired on Friday night and our agreement between the hotel and me. They told me that they had no record of this, and basically, at this point, I was being treated like a low life criminal. I explained that I had an email from the hotel, but I could not find it on my phone. They expressed doubt, by their actions and words, that this email even existed. I assured them that if I could get access to a computer, I could produce this email. They told me where the computers in the lobby where located and I went and printed out a copy of the email. Upon showing them this email, magically, they found the credit card information and they gave me access to my room. Why could this not of happened on Friday?
I was not impressed by the behavior of your front desk staff. They did not handle this situation well, and they certainly did not even try to make me feel wanted nor that they had any desire to try to help me or understand my situation. Frankly, I have had better service at hotels that charge half of your rates. No one of your staff smiled, and the body language they demonstrated is not worthy of a world class hotel. I will make it a personal priority to express my deep concerns to the management at ASHRAE about this situation, so that they have all of the facts when they decide where to stay when returning to Dallas in the very near future.
February 1, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Grace86 Don't stay here
We stayed in the executive suite and hate to say I was very disappointed. First, my reservation specified there were four of us staying in the room and when we arrived there were only two towels so I immediately had to ask for more. Also, our toilet made the most terrible sound when being flushed but it became even worse when it just stopped flushing at all half way through the weekend. The shower itself was a disaster as well. As I mentioned there were four of us, all girls for a bachelorette party, and the shower did not train, AT ALL. I was lucky to have gone first but the other girls were standing in a bathtub full of water by the time we all showered. The bed was comfortable and that's the only thing positive I can say for this hotel. When I asked for a suite I thought I would be getting something completely different. In addition, since it was a bachelorette party, I had ordered cupcakes and confirmed with the concierge by phone the previous day we could put them in a fridge until we needed them Saturday as I had to pick them up Friday as soon as we arrived. When I asked as soon as came back with the cupcakes I was told I had to ask the restaurant to store them and when I asked the restaurant I was told to go back to the concierge. I would not recommend this hotel unless all you intend to do is go to the room sleep and leave immediately after and you don't need to shower or use the bathroom the entire time. Even after our toilet quit working and we called to have it fixed we were told it couldn't be done until morning which is when we were leaving (it was 9pm). We used the restroom in the lobby which smelled terribly of urine like it hasn't been cleaned in months. We tried the Kitchen Table restaurant for breakfast and it was equally as disappointing. We were seated after waiting in line (though there were plenty of tables available) and the people who were seated after us received service before we did and not just a few minutes but 25 as I watched the clock. We were seated for 30 minutes before getting water. Once we finally placed our orders we ordered the chicken and waffles which on the menu specified it had gravy which I had to request as it didn't come on our plates. Also you would think for how expensive the meal was they could have cracked some real eggs but no they use the same powder/liquid eggs as your local McDonald's. I had to refill our waters and coffee as the server was nonexistent and obviously hates her job based on the look of disdain on her face. As we were checking out, I was told when I called earlier to let them know about all the issues when checking out, she couldn't have cared less. She made it seem as if we were crazy to expect someone to fix our toilet and said she was not aware of the responsibilities of the concierge, etc. Everyone at this hotel is consistent about one thing, blaming someone else. The location is great so I hope they get it together.
April 22, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by DavidK86 Thoughts from a frequent guest
I've stayed at this hotel at least 100 nights over the past few years, so I thought I'd write a quick review from the perspective of a frequent guest and SPG Platinum member.
The hotel is gargantuan, with three separate towers and at least six elevator banks. There's usually at least one convention going on at any given time, so if you're on a high floor, you may find yourself stopping on many floors. They should consider an express elevator to the SPG and club floors.
Due in part to the size, the service is impersonal. I've been here just about every week for the past two months, and I'm rarely recognized as a frequent or valued guest, and am often asked if this is my first time staying with them. You'd think that, at the least, the computer could tell them that I've stayed at the hotel several dozen times, and they could be prompted to say welcome back. At best, they could leave a welcome-back note and/or a small gift in the room for their best customers. (I'm not saying they SHOULD do that, but it would be a big step toward more personal service.) And too often is there only one front desk agent servicing a sizable line of people.
As an SPG Platinum, I used to be upgraded to a suite the majority of the time, but lately it seems that it has been less often than 50% of the time. The executive suites are very large with 2 queen beds and a living room with a pull-out couch. The normal rooms are modest in size; I prefer the center tower due to both the desk being separate from the TV counter and the proximity to the club lounge.
The club lounge is pretty decent. The hours for evening hors d'oeuvres are quite generous (5:30 to 8:30 I think). They usually have crudites, cheese and crackers, some fruit, two hot choices (usually greasy), and packaged junk foods, as well as complimentary beer, wine, and sodas. The two regular club staffers are very attentive.
The main restaurant, The Kitchen Table, is large, and the food isn't bad. A bit overpriced, yes, but not outrageously so. The hotel also features a sports bar/restaurant, Draft, which is a surprisingly good sports bar, especially for a hotel. I believe they have 15 beers on tap, and the food's pretty good and reasonably priced. My dilemma is that I get free beer in the club lounge, so I often go up there for a drink and ruin my appetite with unhealthy appetizers. It would be nice if they gave club level guests a drink voucher for the bar, but that's just wishful thinking.
Commensurate with the hotel size, the gym is huge, welcoming, and full of modern equipment. I've been making an effort to use it more! I've never used the pool, but from the gym, it looks fine, though small for how large the hotel is.
So overall, it's a pretty average hotel. I stay here primarily because it's close to my office and I feel stuck with Starwood. Perhaps I'll revisit this decision next year. It's not bad by any means, but it's certainly not exceptional. There are much nicer hotels in downtown Dallas. I would not recommend it to colleagues unless they have a preference for Starwood hotels.
August 1, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by DcTraveler84 Hotel was poorly staffed
The hotel was under-staffed.
There were several large conferences taking place yet there were only two folks working the front desk. After I waited for sometime to check-in I headed up to my room with my bags. On floor 28, neither of my keys worked.
I headed back down to the check-in desk... waited and waited. The manager, or an additional employee, sat around talking to one of the desk clerks doing nothing to help guests while waited.
After checking into my room, I went to get food from the hotel restaurant. We walked in and waited. No one helped us for some time. We eventually were seated.
On a positive note, I found the valet staff to be very helpful.
August 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Anonymous123 Good until the end
Overall my stay went well. However upon checking out, they had 1 person at the front desk with 5-6 people waiting in line. After waiting 10 min I asked the concierge to help, but they said they couldn't. Oddly, they didn't seem to want to help the front desk. So I just left since I was in a hurry. Then when I saw the bill, they charged me for internet when specifically I chose this as my welcome gift and told I wouldn't be charged. So I had to call the front desk the next day. When I called they thought that I was still there at the hotel? Strange. I had to tell the woman 3 times I had already left . Strange ending to my stay.
July 14, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by CLAK Decent, but not impressive
We recently stayed for a wedding. Everything was nice enough; the staff was kind and the rooms were clean and comfortable. BUT... For the price, the facility lacked amenities. No fridge, no microwave, no continental breakfast, no free wi-fi, no free parking, no sauna, no spa. Other chains offer more for less. Much less.
We did have a few issues in our rooms. Each room was driven one washcloth. Not enough for two of us. The second night I discovered that our one washcloth had not been replaced so I washed my face with a hand towel. My Inlaws had Robles with their air conditioning and had to complain twice before it was fixed.
April 16, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bigkev3273 Staff Acknowlegements
Original room on 26th floor; S. Tower had a bad stale smoke odor in the hallway that permeated the room. It was our anniversary. Spoke with Kim Wesley. She apologized, moved our rm to a Jr. Suite on 28th floor and sent a bottle of wine. Ms. Wesley went above and beyond to rectify our situation. She is a credit to your staff and deserves some recognition. Actually, she single-handedly saved our stay as my wife would've been miserable with her allergies in that room. Would definitely recommend this hotel based on staff attitudes; female attendant in the 28th floor lounge, greeters in the lobby, waitstaff for breakfast etc!!!!
October 14, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Girliefromkc Can't believe that I paid that much....
The previous time I stayed here, I paid alot less for a bigger room and a beautiful view. This time I had a crappy view, and no wifi in my room unless I was in the lobby. I called down stairs and asked why I couldn't obtain wifi and she said it was $14.99 or almost $15.00 more on top of the $240.00 I already paid for a one night stay. All that money and no wifi??? Come on now...who wants to travel several hours and be stuck in the lobby checking message intead of doing it from a comfy bed? Then I found some genital hair in my tub that the urge to take a shower went away. This is a beautiful hotel but it's over way priced !
February 18, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Runner52 Business hotel
I was here for 3 nights for a conference. Because of dietary needs, I reserved a mini-fridge when I booked, I checked-in after 11 PM and found no fridge. The front-desk told me that none were available and that just because I reserved one didn't mean they would have one for me. The following day, it ultimately took a call to corporate headquarters before a mini-fridge was located and brought to my room.
For runners, the hotel is just over 1 mile from the Katy trail. There are lots of nearby restaurants but little in the way of downtown groceries other than a nearby CV S and 7-11.
September 23, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jericho Dated and in need of repair
The room I was put into had phones so filled with static one couldn't call the front desk to report that the heating was stuck on, the room was a sauna and the iron was physically broken as if a previous guest drop-kicked it.
The staff were very accommodating of the problem once I called from the elevator bank lobby phone. They switched my room immediately. The hotel manager on the other hand needs a lesson in customer service and how to respond to a poor experience. She wasn't unresponsive; she didn't know how to respond.
The second room had a broken safe that refused to unlock.
And then later in the stay the entire phone system went dead for the entire hotel.
January 26, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Chip24 Improvements Needed
I have stayed at Sheraton Dallas (North Olive Street) several times in the past 6 months. Service and room comfort have declined from visit to visit. Room was hot even though energy efficient thermostat was set at 65 degrees. No wash cloth or bath mat provided. Tile baseboard laying on floor. Upon check out, staff did not ask whether the stay met needs or not. There was more interest in just checking the person out and no customer focus. Will definitely look for other alternatives in the Dallas area. While the "yes" radio button was checked for the question "would you recommend this hotel", it was done so with hesitancy.
May 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by GinnyBUpstate Mary Kay 50th Anniversary
We were treated to excellent service, and friendly lobby and concierge staff. Three of us shared our room overlooking Dallas and felt so pampered! We were disappointed we did not receive enough linens for the number of women sharing the space; we had trouble multiple times with all three keys and the codes for the room (however your security staff was excellent in handling this in a secure and friendly manner!); and our room cleanliness certainly could be improved upon. We breezed in and out since we were there for our Seminar, and, overall, our experience with your staff was wonderful. More washclothes, counterspace, and mirrors would please hurried Mary Kay women:)
August 8, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kooch I expected more from a Sheraton
I stayed at the Sheraton for a conference. I was disapponted by the "Little things" that were not attended to while I was there. My morning tea packets were not replensihed. I had completed the morning room service breakfast request form the night before& hung it outside my door at least an hour before the requested time but it was never picked up, thus I did not receive my breakfats the following morning. My room was clean & comfortable but I was surprised that these details were neglected. Also, the conference facilities were very cold. We were there for 3 days & the temperature was not adjusted until our final day.
September 13, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by JodiK The Whole Package
Beautiful throughout, rooms are small but well laid out and very functional. Lots of great views of the skyline. Beds and bedding are very comfortable. Shower offered good water pressure and the water was always hot! Plenty of plugs for all your devices and easily accessible. Every thing one needs is in the room. Make sure when you check-in you let them know that you are a preferred Sheraton Member or become one so you have access to Wi-Fi if needed. Great areas for work, computer stations, printer, etc. Food and drinks are pricey in the Draft and Kitchen Table. Service is slow so allow time to dine. Safe in the room came in very handy and easy to use, no extra charge!
February 20, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Nika Hotel registration was so slow!
First day i checkined, there was a long line for the preferred guest line, i guess that was ok, because it was monday and everyone was checking in. Second day, I left my key in the room so i went to front desk to get an extra one, again, there was another long line and there was no one working or even standing at the preferred guest desk! so I have to literally wait 15 mins to just get an extra key to enter my room.
even they gave me a room on the 29 floor, I found out my bathtub was clogged! luckily, hotel fixed it the second day. overall, I m not impressed by this hotel. I only stayed here because its location.
August 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by VenkataAkula This hotel is one of he best hotels in Dallas
People serving in Club lounge are excellent. They serve beer and wine with snacks every day.
November 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ScottyD71 Staff
Your hotel staff were fantastic. From Robert at the bell service to the set-up crew and Chris in Banquets, everyone was extremely generous with their time and services.
November 6, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by TravelingGuy Good Not Great
Overall, solid hotel and staff. Areas for improvement:
- Preferred check-in area was very slow. Just one staff member working the desk and she did not appear to have a sense of urgency in her work despite a long line of guests checking in
- Door lock / handle to the room did not work well. Needed several attempts every time I entered the room for the door to open. Only stayed one night so didn't have time to get maintenance involved.
- Food at main restaurant was well prepared but staff was so-so. Took quite a while before anyone came to the table and then the food delivered was not what was ordered.
Despite these shortcomings, would consider staying at this hotel again.
September 24, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by SK1000 Internet in the room not worked
My internet (both wire and wireless) in the room did not work. After working over the phone with tech team, the problem did not get solved. Tech team escalated to the 2nd tier support, but no one ever called me back. I had to attend my morning conference calls without any slide deck since I could not get to my emails. This is too bad. As a business traveler, without internet in the hotel room, you are pretty much dead in the water. Then I reliazied my hair dryer did not work after coming out of shower!!Later I found out all the wall sockets in the bathroom did not have power!! Not a pleasant stay by any means!!
August 31, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by CEYN A bit disappointed
I was disappointed with my stay. Only 2 lights worked in my bathroom, the faucet was leaking in the shower, no long length mirror in the room so I had to stand on the toilet if I wanted to see my bottom half, I set my alarm clock and ended up missing my flight because when I woke up its was flashing 12:00! As far as the common areas the pool seemed small to me for the size of the hotel and I was a bit disappointed that there wasn't an area that offered anything complimentary (coffee, water) other than in my room. On a positive note: The staff were very professional, gym is a good size and the hotel was clean.
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Nope, still wrong. Saying that a stock "usually go back to pre-split prices in a few weeks to a few months" is just incorrect. Please support your made up facts with sources.
Also, how do you get an ROI of 61.4% per year on dividends of 2% per year? Another note, this is just another example of a POSSIBLE scenario. It is unlikely that any stock will give shareholders 8 times the amount of shares, and increase the share price by 900% over 25 years. Hey Vicious, quick question for you: How much money have YOU PERSONALLY made by investing, in what time period? Have you ever lost money in the stock market? How much money have YOU PERSONALLY made by investing, in what time period? Have you ever lost money in the stock market? How much money have YOU PERSONALLY made by investing, in what time period? Have you ever lost money in the stock market? How much money have YOU PERSONALLY made by investing, in what time period? Have you ever lost money in the stock market? How much money have YOU PERSONALLY made by investing, in what time period? Have you ever lost money in the stock market? How much money have YOU PERSONALLY made by investing, in what time period? Have you ever lost money in the stock market? Did you get rich off the stock market? Last edited by DWad; 09-13-2012 at 11:54 AM.. |
Calculus and Biology were the only AP courses. Scoring a 4 on the biology exam exempts you from Biology 1 and 2, which would include labs for a total of 8hrs. The same is true for scoring a 4 on the Calculus BC exam which exempts you from Cal 1 and 2 plus the labs. This is pretty standard credit at major universities. The other courses as detailed in my outline were actual college courses. Physics was 1 and 2 through Ball State University. 3hrs per semester and there are labs adding an 1hr of credit each semester for a total of 8hrs. US history is a 2 semester course at most universities. This course was through Texas Lutheran University for 6 credit hours. I have a BSME and during my attendance that required 136 credits. Some of the above actually did not directly apply to my degree, since at my university you essentially start with engineering courses freshmen yr. The three semesters comment is based on what is considered a full time course load. Its common to say 12 hours of credit per semester is considered a full time. Most people in my degree never took above 12hrs, since the outside work load is hard to handle. Average time for graduating when I attended for a ME degree was 6yrs. I'm sure coming in with credits helped me finish in 4 and attain scholarships. Basically, the OPs claim is not unrealistic and many people do come into college with 30-40 credit hours. In some degrees (engineering) and top universities this is actually expected and you probably would not be accepted into the college without it. Last edited by jostle; 09-13-2012 at 12:47 PM.. |
But regardless, OP was saying you could take like 8 AP classes during school. My school didn't actually offer that many AP courses, and some of them overlapped, so you literally couldn't take every AP course they offered. Not to mention most people just don't have the drive or the brain to take that many AP classes. Taking college-level classes in the summer is certainly one way to get your credits early, but I'd rather enjoy my summers off from school . Thanks for the response though.. one of the few in this thread that actually made any sense. |
Or Patience because you are not desperate for income because not all your income is tied up in a mortgage or needs to be spent on that BMW? Lol, If your good enough you can make 10% per month with 25 Stock Position Portfolio Plus Dividends from these Stocks. But it requires at least 4 hours of monitoring/trading per month.. Or sometimes you just want to focus on Dividends, and capital gains long term so you can get away from the hassels of the Markets. |
Thus I am correct, and you should stop fearing bananna splits. Coca Cola just split on August 13th, and oh yes, their stock price has only $1 to go reach pre-split prices...this includes their latest dividend. And it only took a little over 1 month. Dwad have you read Warren Buffets latest letter, he tries to tell all investors about splits, dividends, long term capital gains over 20 years and 8000% returns, but none seem to comprehend what to do still. They hesitate because they are stuck in bad habits of buying latte's every day. They hesitate not working because they are fearful they will get bored. They hesitate because their boss says so. They hesitate because the media says so. |
The stock market is not a form of savings. It's a casino. I've posted trades on here that banked 10-20% in less than one day. It's not about how much, it's the risk one is willing to take. And you don't have to buy high, sell low or know the fundamentals or make sure the CEO is nice church-going fellow, you just have to understand how human emotion and how game theory works. Robots and sociopaths thrive in the casino; the nice guys with real sound intentions just get rolled over. This idea that you're "up" or "down" in your investments over time was invented by the WS vampires who've made a shit tone of money on delusional, misdirected, ignorant suckers. Last edited by barnz008; 09-13-2012 at 03:40 PM.. |
10%/month compounding for 10yrs would give you 92709 times your original asset. So you'd be close to a billionaire 10 yrs later if you start with merely 10,000 in asset. I think Buffett's ROI avg out to be 18% annual return? something like that. |
I think I now know the reason why my dad never really tell me about the stock market.
You can't be a bull in everything. There are times when it's a bear's market. Of course you'll talk about companies that are still successful like Exxon. Hindsight is always 20/20!! What about the companies that have failed? Ever heard of Enron? What about Lehman Brothers? The truth is, the stock market is a gamble no matter how you look at it. Even if you keep your stock long term, there's no saying that you'll get a 7% annual return. Is 15 years considered long-term? Remember the tech bubble that I told you? 1997? Let's say you manage to buy Microsoft's stock at the start of the bubble in 1997. It was $30/share. Year 2000 comes along and the share price went up to $60/share. It will be amazing to know that you should sell right then and there in year 2000, but no one knows the future. The tech bubble popped and Microsoft's share fell to around $20 by the end of 2000. Would you hold or would you sell? Microsoft's stock is $30/share in 2012. It hasn't increased since its pre-bubble price. Now... tell me, how would you live off $0 that you have made in 15 years? You think the stock market is a money making a machine? What about the fx market? This is how you sound right now: I'll tell you a big secret that I've read in a book. There's this place called a "casino" and in this place, there's a money making machine called "Roulette". If you put $1 in it and win, you can win as much as $30! I have an idea! what if we save our money everyday, and put it in the game. I'll put $2 a day. $2 is not much right? Your starbucks coffee is $2 a day right? Live without your coffee for a month and you can buy as much coffee as you want for life!! You're probably right if Warren Buffet gets 8000% return after 20 years. That's 25% return in a year. Then again, he's one of the richest man on earth. What's the earth's population again? Last time I checked, it's 7 billion people. He's the top 10 out of 7 billion people. Hell that's a lot smaller number than winning the lottery. And where in the world are you getting this magic 10% per month number? Are you fully aware of the term compounding? If you can consistently get 10% per month, you'll triple your money in a year. Get 1000% return in 2 years. Even if you trade really well, there's no way that you can consistently get 10% per month. TLDR; Putting all your savings in the stock market and living off it is a stupid idea. Last edited by kidroach; 09-13-2012 at 04:33 PM.. |
There are a lot of great ideas here. Stop being such a consumer parasite, take more responsibility in your environment, needs > wants, spend less, live more. Who can logically argue with that? If there are practical tips everyone can use, it has applicable value and is thread-worthy. Like I said before, the OP's mistake is to share his outlook with others in attempt to receive some praise. Why the F do you think the nation is in such a mess as a whole? Trickle-down irresponsibility and complacency anyone? |
Despite the fact that the original poster is a troll, I feel the majority of advice in this thread is extremely dangerous for longterm financial planning. I realize that most people do not like to research diversification strategies and ways to minimize tax liability in their free time, so I feel like I'm performing a little public duty by trying to make people aware of low cost funds, expected returns, and projected nest eggs.
Last month 12%. Month before that 11%. Etc. It's tough to teach the method i use because a lot of people don't care to know, A lot of people overconsume so they have no money to invest to begin with, then a lot of people get emotional over money because they are not FI. Let's just say it's a month to month method, with a little monitoring via writtien computer programs i wrote myself for alerts. Putting all your savings in a House and not living off it is a stupid idea. |
Lol. If you can persuade 250 Million americans to invest their extra cash into your 401k until they die or the age of 65, Then you'll have 125 Trillion dollars to play with Today at 1% yearly fees for your "Management" of the funds. That's 1 Trillion dollars you can make per year. at 0.13% fees, that's 100 Billion doallars you can make per year. Now you see how the Hedge Fund Managers get 2 Billion dollar salaries don't you? Plus 401k's only give 25 fund choices in their 401k too that are overall picked, made exclusive, and created by the Hedge Fund managers. I rather have my money taxed now and be in control of it, rather then it be taxed later and fee'd per year until i turn age 65. |
I am just spreading the knowledge that the top 1%, Big Corporations, and Government try to keep secret from the average joe worker and over consumer. |
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Last week Senator Scutari held a press conference announcing the bill, Senate Bill 1896, and Assemblywoman Linda Stender (D-Scotch Plains) announced she would introduce matching companion legislation in the Assembly.
These bills are in addition to a bill in the State Assembly filed by Assemblymen Reed Gusciora (D-Trenton) and Michael Patrick Carroll (R-Morris Plains) that would put approval of marijuana legalization before voters. This assembly bill would legalize the possession of up to an ounce of marijuana, but would not provide a regulated system of retail sales or allow home cultivation of marijuana.
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In a shocking move, the board of trustees of the New Jersey State Municipal Prosecutors Association on Feb. 21 voted to endorse marijuana legalization, said its president, Jon-Henry Barr, who is municipal prosecutor in Kenilworth and Clark. This wasn't a unanimous vote but it was overwhelmingly in support with seven in favor, 2 against and 1 abstaining.
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I have loved Disney for what seems forever but really since 2002 when something just "clicked" on a somewhat spontaneous trip in April of that year. It was the first time we stayed on site and it was due to a "Heroes" promotion offered by Disney to 911 Heroes....my husband is NYPD. As we are a family of six I was never able to justify the cost of 2 rooms and through this promotion the rooms were 1/2 price. It was just Magical and I was hooked. My family loves the trips I plan although they are surely not the fanatic I am.
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- UGG Men's Leighton Boots in Cordovan or Olive for $104.99 (pictured, low by $55)
- UGG Women's Rockstar Shoes in three colors for $124.99 ($65 off)
6pm cuts up to 70% off a selection of UGG men's, women's, and kids' shoes, apparel, and accessories, with deals starting from $17.99. Plus, all orders receive free shipping. Deal ends January 29. Some best bets: