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Is there any real doubt that it's because they are a private organization that the state would strike out against them. The only thing that could make it worse would be if it had a religious affiliation. Oops, it probably does.
Things like this make it seem to me that it will be illegal to even be Christian in 20 years in the country that was the great light of Christ on earth for many years, if it can be said that any "country" could be.
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Best ResponseYou've already chosen the best response.2h(x)=-3x+7 Degree of the polynomial is the degree of the term of the polynomial that has the highest degree. You have two terms: -3x and +7. The degree of -3x is the exponent of the variable. The degree of +7 is also the exponent of the variable which is 0. The leading term is -3x. What is the coefficient?
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Your phone is your ultimate travel companion and there are loads of apps out there to help you on your journey! Here are some of our favourites:
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Google Translate – This is quite simply a lifesaver. It will translate speech, text and photos. Speak into your phone for it to translate you, type in your question or take a photo of a menu and it will translate it for you. Useful, free and very clever! Just beware-it will use your internet connection.
I Lingual – This clever app lets you speak instantly in different languages, hold the phone up to your mouth- and let it do the hard work! It will only help you speak though; it can't translate what others say.
Know the right price
XE Currency - Being able to translate into or out of your needed currency quick is very handy. XE Currency is quick, simple and is a lifesaver for those who don't like to do arithmetic on the spot.
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Free Wifi Finder – Roaming fees are expensive and unwanted; avoid them with this clever app which shows you where the nearest free Wi-Fi hotspot is.
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Tipulator – Tipping is a social minefield anywhere in the world, no matter how good at maths you are. Tip too high and you'll insult somebody's hospitality, too low and you're a cheapskate- and the norms vary hugely according to the local culture. This is where Tipulator comes in- it will calculate how much you ought to tip depending on where you are.
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Awards and Honors
Awards and Honors
ISTSS's awards are presented every year at an awards ceremony at the ISTSS Annual Meeting. View the Call for Awards Nominations page for information about nomination procedures.
Chaim and Bela Danieli Young Professional Award
Robert S. Laufer, PhD, Memorial Award for Outstanding Scientific Achievement
Sarah Haley Memorial Award for Clinical Excellence
Frank Ochberg Award for Media and Trauma Study
Frank W. Putnam Trauma Research Scholars
Lifetime Achievement Award
This award is the highest honor given to a an individual who has made great lifetime contributions to the field of traumatic stress.
2014 Stevan Hobfoll, PhD
2013 Frank W. Putnam, MD
2012 Professor Alexander McFarlane AO MBBS (Hons), MD, Dip.
Psychother, FRANZCP
2011 Mark Creamer, PhD
2010 Joseph A. Boscarino, PhD, MPH
2009 Roger K. Pitman, MD
2008 Dean Kilpatrick, PhD
2007 Arieh Shalev, MD
2006 Louis Crocq, MD, PhD
2005 William Yule, PhD
2004 Terence M. Keane, PhD
2003 Frank Ochberg, MD
2002 Yael Danieli, PhD
2001 Robert S. Pynoos, MD, MPH
2000 Robert Ursano, MD
1999 Matthew Friedman, MD, PhD
1998 Bessel van der Kolk, MD
1997 Edna Foa, PhD
1996 Judith L. Herman, MD
1995 Lars Weisaeth, MD
1994 Charles R. Figley PhD
1993 Ann Burgess, DNSc
1992 Henry Krystal, MD
1991 Lawrence C. Kolb
1990 William Niederland
1989 Leo Eitinger, MD
1988 James Titchener, MD
1987 Beverly Raphael, MD
1986 Mardi J. Horowitz, MD
1985 Robert Jay Lifton, MD
Chaim and Bela Danieli Young Professional Award
The award was established by Dr. Yael Danieli in commemoration of her father and mother. This award recognizes excellence in the traumatic stress field by an individual who has completed his or her training within the last five years. For men or women with primary childcare responsibilities, one year per child can be added up to an eight-year limit post training. For example, an individual who completed his or her post-doctoral fellowship in 2004 and has two children would be eligible until 2011. The traumatic stress field may include research, clinical work, advocacy, policy, clergy or media. The definition of training includes clinical internship, post-doctoral training and medical residency. Please note that the criteria for this award have been updated as of 2011.
2014 Erika Wolf, PhD
2013 Katie A. McLaughlin, PhD
2012 Robert H. Pietrzak, PhD, MPH
2011 Wietse A. Tol, PhD
2010 Ananda Amstadter, PhD
2009 Matthew T. Tull, PhD
2008 Richard Meiser-Stedman, PhD
2007 Diane Elmore, PhD, MPH
2006 Casey Taft, PhD
2005 Karestan Koenen, PhD
2004 Christine Heim, PhD
2003 Jon D. Elhai, PhD
2002 Mark Van Ommeren, PhD
2001 Alison Holman, PhD
2000 Lisa M. Shin, PhD
1999 Michael D. Debellis, MD
1998 Allison Harvey, PhD
1997 Lisa Najavits PhD and Caron Zlotnick, PhD
1996 J. Douglas Bremner, MD
1995 Inge Bramsen, PhD
1994 Frank W. Weathers, PhD
1993 Juesta M. Caddell, PhD and Eve Carlson, PhD
1992 Brett T. Litz, PhD
1991 Rachel Yehuda, PhD
1990 Susan B. Sorenson, Ph.D.
1989 John H. Krystal, M.D.
Robert S. Laufer, PhD, Memorial Award for Outstanding Scientific Achievement
This award is given to an individual or group who has made an outstanding contribution to research in the field of traumatic stress. Robert S. Laufer, PhD, was a sociologist who made early and important contributions to the field of traumatic stress and PTSD through his research on the effects of war experiences on Vietnam combat veterans. Laufer was Professor of Sociology at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, and an author of the groundbreaking study of returning veterans entitled Legacies of Vietnam: Comparative Adjustment of Veterans and Their Peers, published in 1981, with Arthur Egendorf, Ellen Frey-Wouters, and others. Laufer and colleagues expanded the concept of combat exposure to include multiple dimensions. In particular, he focused on witnessing or participating in abusive violence, an important new focus for a guerilla war where there were no front lines, and where enemy combatants and civilians were often difficult to distinguish. He found that abusive violence followed from more extreme exposure to combat, and was associated with distinctive psychological and behavioral outcomes, including different aspects of PTSD. Laufer died prematurely of cancer in 1989 at the age of 47. This award is made in his memory.
2013 Professor Chris
2012 Alexander Neumeister, MD
2011 Kerry James Ressler, MD, PhD
2010 Barbara Olasov Rothbaum, PhD
2009 Paula P. Schnurr, PhD
2008 Naomi Breslau, PhD
2007 Scott Orr, PhD
2006 Stevan Hobfoll, PhD
2005 Fran Norris, PhD
2004 Patricia Resick, PhD
2003 Alexander McFarlane, MD
2002 Daniel King, PhD, and Lynda King, PhD
2001 Richard Bryant, PhD
2000 David W. Foy, PhD
1999 John Briere, PhD
1998 Rachel Yehuda, PhD
1997 Zahava Solomon, PhD
1996 Terence M. Keane, PhD
1995 Arik Shalev MD
1994 Roger K. Pitman, MD
1993 Bonnie L. Green, PhD
1992 Lars Weisaeth, MD
1991 The Principal Investigators of the National Vietnam Veterans
Readjustment Study
Richard Kulka, PhD
William Schlenger, PhD
John A. Fairbank, PhD
Richard Hough, PhD
B, Kathleen Jordan, PhD
Charles Marmar, MD
Daniel Weiss, PhD
Sarah Haley Memorial Award for Clinical Excellence
This award is given to a clinician or group of clinicians in direct service to traumatized individuals. This written and/or verbal communication to the field must exemplify the work of Sarah Haley. Sarah Haley, MSW, was a psychiatric social worker in the VA clinic in Boston, now a part of VA Boston Healthcare System. Beginning with her treatment of a My Lai veteran who was severely distressed and unable to remember aspects of his highly traumatizing experiences in Vietnam, at a time when traumatic experiences were rarely the focus of treatment, she sat with hundreds of veterans who gradually were able to trust her enough to tell their horrific narratives. Working with these men, who repulsed or frightened many other therapists, led to her landmark article entitled When the Patient Reports Atrocities: Specific Treatment Considerations of the Vietnam Veteran, published in the Archives of General Psychiatry in 1974. She established that the Vietnam veteran who had witnessed or taken part in atrocities presented a new and difficult challenge to psychotherapy, one that took courage and conviction on the part of the therapist to help bring about healing. Haley died prematurely of cancer in 1989 at the age of 50. This award is made in her memory.
2014 Mary Beth Williams, PhD, LCSW, CTS
2013 Elizabeth A. Hembree, PhD
2012 Judith A. Cohen, MD
2011 EMDR-Humanitarian Assistance Programs
Kelly, PsyD
2010 Stuart Turner, MD, MA, FRCP, FRCPsych
2009 Linda A. Piwowarczyk, MD, MPH
2008 Charles Zeanah, Jr., MD
2007 Howard Osofsky, MD, PhD, and Joy Osofsky, PhD
2006 Anica Mikus Kos, MD
2005 Minna Barrett, PhD, and Thomas Demaria, PhD
2004 Greg Passey, MD
2003 Christine A. Courtois, PhD
2002 Robert Abramovitz, MD
2001 James F. Munroe, EdD
2000 Medecins sans Frontieres -- Doctors without Borders
1999 L ucy Berliner, MSW
1998 Sandra L. Bloom, MD
1997 Laura Brown, PhD
1996 Mary Harvey, PhD and Laurie Anne Pearlman, PhD
1994 Chaim F Shatan, MD
Public Advocacy Award
This award is given for outstanding and fundamental contributions to advancing social understanding of trauma.
2014 Bruce Shapiro
2013 NATAL: Israel Trauma Center for Victims of Terror and War
2012 Jacqueline Garrick, LCSW-C
2011 Lisa K. Bernhardt, MPP
2010 Roxane Cohen Silver, PhD
2009 Matthew J. Friedman, MD, PhD
2008 Ellen Gerrity, PhD
2007 The Honorable Barbara Mikulski, U.S. Senator, Maryland
2006 Jonathan Shay, MD, PhD
2005 Anne DePrince, PhD
2004 Beth Hudnall Stamm, PhD
2003 Senator Tom Harkin
2002 William W. Harris, PhD, and David B Harris
Frank Ochberg Award for Media and Trauma Study
This award recognizes significant contributions by clinicians and researchers on the relationship of media and trauma. Frank Ochberg, MD, has been a leading mental health authority since the 1960s and a founding board member of ISTSS. He edited the first text on treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and served on the committee that defined PTSD.
2014 E. Alison Holman, PhD, FNP
Cohen Silver, PhD
2013 Journalists' Critical Incident Stress (CIS) Research Group
2012 Lauren Wolfe
2011 Stephen J. Cozza, MD
2010 Liselotte Englund, PhD
2009 Elana Newman, PhD
2008 Roger A. Simpson, PhD
2007 Samoon Ahmad, MD
2006 Laurie Anne Pearlman, PhD and Ervin Staub, PhD
2005 Anthony Feinstein, MD, PhD
2004 Betty Pfefferbaum, PhD
Frank W. Putnam Trauma Research Scholars
This award is presented to Student Members who submit proposals judged to have the greatest potential to contribute to the field of traumatic stress. The Scholars are named in honor of Dr. Frank W. Putnam, recognizing his outstanding contributions to the field of traumatic stress research, his service to children and families around the world, and his decades of mentorship and service to the Society. Previously known as the Student Research Grant Program, the Frank W. Putnam Research Scholars Program was endowed by anonymous donors who are friends and colleagues of Dr. Putnam.
2014 Charlotte Heleniak, Diana Bennett
2013 Sarah Campbell, Janie Jun
2012 Jon G. Caldwell, Lauren Szkodny
2011 Samantha Angelakis, Dana Garfin, MA
2010 Catheine Caska, Sean Sheppard
2009 Cecilia Martinez-Torteya and Ryan Matlow
2008 Joseph Franklin and Ihori Kobayashi
2007 Lori Gray and Melissa Milanak
2006 Ann Chu and Sarah Ostrowski
2005 Lorraine Stewart, MS and Erika Wolf, ALB
2004 Nicole Nugent and Lindsay Smart
2003 Rachel Guthrie and Maria Padun
2002 Margaret Butkereit
2001 Anne Dietrich and Monique LeBlanc
2000 Jodie M. Ambrosino and Michaela Mendelsohn
ISTSS Student Poster Award
This award is presented annually to recognize excellent work in a poster submission to the ISTSS Annual Meeting
BreAnne Danzi -- First Place
Nicola Bernard -- Honorable Mention
Jennifer Khoury -- Honorable Mention
Brian Smith -- First Place
Abigail Ross -- Honorable Mention
Levent Sipahi -- Honorable Mention
Yukie Shiratori -- First Place
Erin Clifton -- Honorable Mention
Elizabeth Marks -- Honorable Mention
Stephanie Keller--First Place
Dorthie Cross--Honorable Mention
Nicole Kramer--Honorable Mention
Adam Morris--First Place
Leah James, MS, LLMSW--Honorable Mention
Laura Pielmaier--Honorable Mention
Archana Basu, MA--First Place
Sheila Frankfurt, BA--Honorable Mention
Philip Held, BA--Honorable Mention
Rachel Moore, BA--First Place
Maria Pacella, BA--Honorable Mention
Katherine Thomas, BA--Honorable Mention
Isabeau Bousquet Des Groseilliers--First Place
Mark Gapen--Honorable Mention
Brittain Lamoureux--First Place
April Fritch--Honorable Mention
Chih-Hsun Wu--Honorable Mention
Eve Sledjeski--First Place
Lori Gray--Honorable Mention
Birgit Kleim--Honorable Mention
Jennifer Greif--First Place
Sari Gold--Honorable Mention
Daryl Schrock--Honorable Mention
Lisa McTeague--First Place
Nicole Nugent--Honorable Mention
Alessandra Rellini--Honorable Mention
Marit Sijbrandij--Honorable Mention
Christian Menard
Iris M. Englehard--First Place
Angela Dixon--Honorable Mention
Amy Busch--First Place
Iris M. Englehard--Second Place
M. Laurie Conrad--Third Place
Renee Dominquez--Honorable Mention
Other Awards
Conference on Innovations in Trauma Research Methods (CITRM)
This award is presented for outstanding contribution to trauma research methodology for creating and managing the Conference on Innovations in Trauma Research Methods (CITRM).
Daniel King, PhD
Lynda King, PhD
Elisa Triffleman, MD
Jeffrey Sonis, MD, MPH
Dean Lauterbach, PhD
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Gregg Allman, movie producers sued over train crash death
They are accused of being responsible for the February death of a young camera assistant when a freight train slammed into a film crew.
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SAVANNAH, GA.—Singer Gregg Allman was sued Wednesday along with movie producers, a railroad company and others accused of being responsible for the February death of a young camera assistant when a freight train slammed into a film crew in southeast Georgia.
The lawsuit filed in Chatham County State Court by the parents of 27-year-old Sarah Jones targets 10 individuals associated with the film Midnight Rider, based on the Allman Brothers Band singer's memoir. It also goes after eight corporations including CSX Transportation, which owns the railroad tracks where the crash occurred, and Rayonier Performance Fibers, a subsidiary of forest-products manufacturer Rayonier that owns the land surrounding the crash site.
Filmmakers "selected an unreasonably dangerous site for the filming location; failed to secure approval for filming from CSX; concealed their lack of approval from CSX from the cast and crew ... and otherwise failed to take measures to protect the safety of the Midnight Rider cast and crew," the lawsuit charges.
Allman was named as a defendant in his role as an executive producer on the film. Also included were director Randall Miller, his production company Unclaimed Freight Productions and several of Miller's assistants on the film along with companies assisting with the production.
The lawsuit says Rayonier should be held accountable for allowing the film crew onto its property. It says a company employee wrongly told the crew "only two trains would pass by on the railroad track per day." It says CSX did not give permission for the crew to film on its tracks, but the company knew shooting would be taking place in the area and should have taken precautions.
"Despite the fact that multiple CSX trains passed the Midnight Rider cast and crew on February 20, with those individuals in view of the trains' operators, no warning was given to the subsequent train that ultimately caused Sarah's death," the lawsuit said.
An attorney and a publicist for Allman did not immediately return a phone call and email messages Wednesday evening.
Production on "Midnight Rider" had just begun Feb. 20 when a freight train crossing the Altamaha River in southeast Georgia slammed into crew members shooting on the railroad bridge. Sarah Jones, a 27-year-old camera assistant from Atlanta, was killed and six other crew members were hurt.
Authorities have yet to decide whether to file criminal charges in the case. Allman, meanwhile, sued Miller and his production company to win back the film rights to his life story. The singer dropped the lawsuit last week after he and the director reached an agreement out of court. Attorneys on both sides declined to reveal the terms.
Jones' parents told The Associated Press in an interview April 10 that the film's producers needlessly put workers at risk the day their daughter was killed. They said they hired attorneys to help them hold someone accountable.
"They did so many wrong things on so many levels, it's just unbelievable," Richard Jones said. "This should not have happened. It's senseless."
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Very delicious soup, flavourful and hot. As a soup needs to be. The bread was ok, coming from Germany and living in Austria, it is hard to rate.
Very delicious soup, flavourful and hot. As a soup needs to be. The bread was ok, coming from Germany and living in Austria, it is hard to rate.
Very delicious soup, flavourful and hot. As a soup needs to be. The bread was ok, coming from Germany and living in Austria, it is hard to rate.
The food was great, has a lot of gluten free options, and the gluten free Black and Tan cookie is a must!
The menu, which seems to have changed since I was last there, is not particularly interesting and frankly not particularly a deli menu. There were deli items on the menu to be sure, but not to the degree I expect at a deli. The good news is that the waitresses here are great. Just ask for what you want, regardless... More
Having heard great things from my local family about the restaurant, we went for brunch, which was all very fresh, copious and with a lot of variety. It wasn't expensive and the dining area was bright and pleasant. But what made the meal memorable was the phenomenal waitress (short, light-colored, wavy hair, glasses and a non-stop smile) who was a... More
Crossroads Deli's food and service are consistently excellent. We went a couple of weeks ago for a late lunch/early dinner. I had the cabbage rolls and my husband had the reuben. Both were fantastic! Portions were huge -- we had leftovers. We hadn't been there lately for Sunday brunch, so went today. The food is as awesome as we remembered!
Visited a friend and didn't expect to find a deli style restaurant nearby. Tried stuffed cabbage - yum - and blintzes. Went back the next day for Hungarian goulash and a wild rice dish (best rice dish ever. Tried it because you can't visit Minnesota without trying their local wild rice.) Shared these dishes, so don't think I ate my... More
We went there for the first time on a Thursday and had dinner. I liked it so much that I have picked up two take - out orders in the last few days so in less than a week I have had a meal from there three times. Their strawberry chicken salad is supurb! On our eat in excursion we... More
The food and service here is just average and the atmosphere is to. This is a deli so they do have soups, salads and sandwiches. The service is just OK and the staff is fine, but they don't have a ton of experience.
The Crossroads Deli came highly recommended from friends (our being relatively new to the area) We were not disappointed. The food was excellent. We both had the reuben. The corned beef was piled high and tasty. The sides well prepared. The staff excellent, they went out of their way to make sure that we knew our options. We plan a... More
Having lived in Chicago and enjoyed the many authentic delicatessens there, I was anxious to try Crossroads Deli. Although it cost nearly $15, I ordered the Reuben sandwich to split with my friend, envisioning the corned beef piled high. We got a puny sandwich with a barely adequate amount of meat. I have also visited their bakery several times. The... More
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Satellite is the first 24 hour watch from Mr. Jones, which means the hour hand makes one complete revolution of the dial in 24 hours. The watch has an unconventional arrangement of hour and minute hands: the slow moving hour marker sits outside the the minutes. This was inspired by the movement of celestial bodies: the more distant a planet is from the center of gravity the longer it's orbit takes.
The case is rendered in brushed steel with a PVD black coating, which gives the watch a hardwearing, sleek appearance.
The watch runs on a 24 hour mechanism, so the circle marking the hour makes one complete revolution of the dial every 24 hours. The illustration shows the mapping of the hours around the face. The minutes run at the conventional speed (i.e. the gold minute marker makes one revolution every 60 minutes).
The 24 hour dial actually predates the more conventional 12 hour: sundials show 12 hours in a semi-circle, so the complete circle would make up a full 24 hours (for obvious practical reasons only 12 hours are generally shown).
The watch comes packed in an MJW box which features a newly commissioned artwork by illustrator Fanny Shorter. Inspired by the 24 hour mechanism, Fanny's artwork shows the life cycle of the Mayfly which takes just 24 hours.
Case: PVD black coated stainless steel
Strap: Black leather with black stitching
Smallest strap diameter:150mm
Largest strap diameter: 205mm
Width (3 o'clock to 9 o'clock): 37mm
Height (from lug to lug): 46mm
Mechanism: Ronda 515-24H single jewel quartz mechanism
Waterproof: 5ATM
Guarantee: 12 months
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- Genre: Puzzle
- Released: 19 Jun, 2012
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Rated 3.4 out of 5 by 1272
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ohwell Standards declining
"Pure" is only a filter, bedding was not allergen protected; not worth the extra money
Pool and deck was closed even though it was 80 degrees and water was full
Housekeeing: Water bottles were missing but labels were there (hope I don't get charged); Standing water in tub
Amenities: Recommend providing additional toilletries besides shampoo and soap (i.e. shower cap and q-tips)
Room comfort and customer service: Heat wasn't working, had to request engineering twice (first time in person, front desk didn't put request in), treated like I was not very smart by both front desk and engineer; insisted on investigating further and it was uncovered the heat was in fact not working
Positive notes: Front desk at check in and when I complained the next morning were very friendly; I did not get charged for the "Pure" room upgrade
December 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by RealtorRhonnda Disappointed for the Price
I can not believe the number of hotel rooms our company had booked with your hotel and you could not provide internet in our rooms. I had signed up for a Starwood Rewards and asked about internet, was told on the phone it was provided and told no when we checked in. Manager who should have the ability to make customers happy, refused to comp us internet. We spent over $800 for 4 nights, I know other hotels in the area were providing so much more for the same price.
February 21, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Badexperience Horrible experience
Well where should I start
Checked in and paid for parking, went to park and our key would not work... Pushed the button for assistance 4 times no one ever answered.
Got to room a/c did not work room was dirty there was hair in the bathroom and on the bed... The a/c was fixed room was never cleaned. Went to dinner at the Kitchen Table and had slow service and food was not cooked like we ordered and had to be sent back..went to have a drink and the beer was flat..
April 12, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by BobW650 Hotel facilities excellent...rooms are a bit tired!
Overall, hotel is excellent as I was attending a convention there. Convenience of convention center and hotel restaurant were plusses.
On the negative side, room closet door was off track and laying in closet (making it difficult to hang clothes); door slider security bar was hanging by one screw; and dirty towel left by previous guest was left hanging on bathroom door. Called front desk and informed them. Closet door put on track but didn't work very well (didn't anybody test it?); slider was removed from door on first day, took into second day to get repaired with multiple trips to my room. It was fixed, but became a bother with all the interruptions. Staff, however, were extremely friendly and apologetic! Couldn't understand why the maid service didn't notice these problems and get them fixed before a guest checked in?
February 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Diann2856 Efficient and helpful staff
I found the staff of this hotel to be top notch except for the fact that we didn't receive the refrigerator that we requested, otherwise there were no issues.
October 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chad42 Great Location
I was in town for a convention. The location of the hotel was great, easy access to the rail transit, convenient to downtown and the Dallas Convention Center. Very nice hotel with great amenities. Draft, the hotel sports bar seems to make up their own closing time is the only drawback. Tried closing at 12:30 on a Saturday night, manager was convinced to stay open until 1:00. Then closed anyway, inspite of a wedding party totaling about 30 - 40 people in the bar.
August 19, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Dallas Peeling paint, door wouldn't lock...
Was in town for conference. Generally, hotel facilities were nice for conference. But we were in South Tower. Bed was great; Door had peeling paint and you couldn't depend on it to lock when you shut it; required slamming door. Moved the wall mirror in th bathroom and it fell over, hanging by the electrical cords. Service person came and took it down, said the door was too small and didn't fit. Said the hotel was being renovated but hadn't gotten to that floor.
April 2, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by SoonersWin Ariana Grande
We didn't have 99 problems, but there was one. Housekeeping came and woke us up at 4:18 AM asking if we had ordered a fan. Wrong room. Actually there were two issues. The shower water was scalding hot or freezing - didn't seem to be anything in between.
October 13, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by TeeCee89 Let down
We were bombarded at the door by men to take our car. We parked the car by the wall while we checked in. They came up to us and told us to move it by the front door so we did. They then took our keys and moved it to where we just parked it. They were rude. Girl at counter good. Room was freezing cold. Attempted to adjust fan on thermostat but your choice is either blasting icicles or you're roasting hot. Then took a shower and have awful water pressure and shower was banging so hard that it sounded like construction crew was working on the floor. Heard this from a few other showers on the floor. Decided to go for a swim but couldn't because the pool was out of service until "hopefully tomorrow". So now we're in our room flicking tv channels and not knowing what is on because we don't have a channel guide. We travel throughout North America and this one gets an "F".
August 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Melissa Front Desk Staff is Amazing
I have had excellent front desk service every time I have gone to the Sheraton. Particularly Jane, Stephanie, and Quelee. They know me by name and go out of their way to make sure I am comfortable and happy. I travel to Dallas every week for work, I had heard a couple co-workers that they thought the hotel was just decent (due to it being very busy), but I love it. It has everything I could want: amazing service, a great gym, allergy-free rooms, and good food!
April 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PACO1 Outstanding Service and Personnel
This was my fourth stay at the Sheraton and I have never been disappointed. From the moment I arrive the service is always impeccable. It starts at the door when I am greeted by the bellsman and it continues with the rest of the hotel staff. Rooms are always clean and hotel staff are always very accomodating. I always recommend this hotel to friends or co-workers traveling to the Dalls area. The restaurant is very clean and the food is absolutely delicious!!!!
August 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tommy27 Acknowledging good service
Besides the amazing physical comfort I experienced in the hotel, I also received first -class service. I am writing this review to acknowledge Sara who was working at the restaurant lounge on the ground floor. I was checking the prices of the muffins and drinks outside the main restaurant. noticing that I was deterred by the fact that they were not free, Sara voluntarily gave me an extra voucher she had with her. I was touched by her initiative and sincerity.
July 3, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by VG214 Dissappointed
No one was at the SPG when I checked in, I asked for Club access and was told it was $50 a day and I was paying the same rate as the club rate. I called down from room on three different occassions and tried 3 different lines and never got an answer. The phone just rang and rang. The hotel was totally unpreparred for the Rodan + Fields group. When checking out again no one at the SPG desk. My experience was not good at all. I would never return to this hotel.
February 12, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by RKS2012 Hotel as a whole was fine, but my room had issues.
The toilet paper holder in my room was broken - everytime I pulled the toilet paper, the entire thing fell in the floor. I left it in the floor everynight and all that was done about it was ts stick it back up so that when I used it again, it fell in the floor. Also, the TV didn't work properly - I could hardly see the picture on it. I looked at someone else's TV in their room and their's was great. Third on my list, the first night, my sheets were stained.
December 10, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by David4906 Business Trip
Waited 45 minutes to check in and then the clerk gave me keys that didn't work. When I went back to the front desk, he told me to get back in line. I refused. Waiters in restaurant seemed to want me to move on more quickly then I was ready. There was trash in the hallway and room was average, at best.
Meeting room was fine and IT person came to help me with a problem immediately. He seemed to be the only one in hotel who cared at all about helping guests.
August 1, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Peg77 Executive Suite is not worth the cost
The "Executive Suite" was a disappointment and not worth the extra cost. The living area was windowless, dark, and had worn furniture. I spent the entire time in the bed area and did not use the living area.
The hotel is in a great location, on the DART line. Perfect for local exploring.
October 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Niborl65 Only one slight hiccup
I stay at this hotel at least once a year and sometimes twice. Always had a great experience.
Only small problem this time was ATM was down so I asked to cash a check. After waiting a very long time she comes back and says they can only cash it for $100 and I had written it for $120.
I ended up going elsewhere and finding ATM but was just a bit frustrated after waiting 15 mins and not getting good results while my group was waiting to leave to go and eat.
August 16, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Justin Would not recommend.
We booked this hotel for a concert based on reviews. We were very happy with the staff but not at all with the room. The bed was so uncomfortable. My wife and I did not sleep at all. The sheets were almost like the just got back from dryclean/starch heaven. Literally the most uncomfortable hotel stay we have ever had. The AC unit was terrible also, it worked half the time, and we had to keep hetting up to check it. We expected more for the money we spent.
April 21, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by accountingnightmare terrible accounting department
i have been trying to talk with someone in the accounting department for 2 weeks. i have left messages, called repeatedly, talked with the operators and they have sent me on a wild goose chase and i have still not talked with anyone with the mistake that has been made in my charges for the hotel. I am thoroughly upset with this process. I cannot eaven get a manager on the phone. Who ruuns this hotel. whomevr it is, they are not available to the customers.
July 1, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by superman I would have expected more
Arrived in my room to take a shower and I had no shower head in my shower. Took an hour and half to get a shower head now it was 10PM. Got in the shower to find no wash cloth at all in the room. While in the shower I could not stand facing the shower head because the shower was so narrow, either my one arm was sticking to the cloth or hitting my arms on the soap and hand bar. Next day got back to my room at 4:30 and room was not cleaned and still not wash cloth. Then the maintains staff shows up to change the shower head to another one. Finally housekeeping came and I asked for fresh towels and washcloths. Needless to say I now still do not have a wash cloth I now do not have any hand towels either.
I would have expected a Sheraton to be much better accommodations for the price I paid. Over all the room was old and in disrepair.
February 9, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Simon64 Lacking in Amenities
Small, somewhat tired room lacking in amenities expected. Had to ask for soaps as initially not in the room but also missing any other items like toothbrush, shoe mit, ear buds, etc. (Maybe just my experience in getting a poorly prepared room). No refrigerator/mini bar because, "This is a convention hotel and maintaining a fridge is too difficult."
Excellent large gym and nice pool albeit not easy to really swim laps (all one color so hard to see ends).
September 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by M5109 Housekeeping service
I arrived on Thursday, by Friday night I had not received any service so in the evening I had to call to at least get clean towels for Saturday morning.
October 20, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Foodie This Hotel seemed very out of date.
Even with some of the updated rooms the Hotel still seemed to need some help.
• Towels in my room were frayed and had holes.
• Toilets were so low to the ground and I couldn't find the flush handle at first.
• Room was updated but smelt a little like smoke
• The 7th floor halls smelt like mold. Very Badly
• There was no real nice restaurant in the hotel.
• Coffee machine still had old filters inside.
• The Hotel is to large to sustain good housekeeping.
May 1, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Janet723 No attention to detail
I stayed from Monday - Thursday. The first day I used my tea bags and sugar. It was never replaced the rest of my stay. I used my room order door hanger for breakfast and it was never replaced. I had to call for room service the other two days for breakfast. The shampoo and soap are very low budget. If I ever stay at a Sheraton again, I know to bring my own. I asked for a high floor and was put on floor 9 on the train tracks so I listened to that my entire stay, day and night. The sports bar was good but the restaurant needed a better selection of foods. When I checked out I told the person at the front desk and she asked if I called down about the tea/sugar/room service hanger and I told her I did not. I shouldn't have had to. This is what I mean by no attention to detail. Business traveler don't want to worry about these types of issues.
June 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Couldntsleep3 Disappointed and Couldn't Sleep
I stayed at the Shearton Dallas for a conference. I was on the 8th floor and was unable to sleep because of the noise from the train. I was there three nights and the noise was terrible. Also, there was another conference going on in the same area as us. At one point it was so noisy, the commotion and the noise from the hall overcame the meeting room. It was very disruptive.
September 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by thevinci Great stay but Sheraton charged me twice
Everything in my room was great. The strange thing is that internet is not included. I understand that it could be expensive to build out wifi but if paying at full price, it should be included. All the other hotels out their does it.
Second, I payed reservation upfront and came home to find that Sheraton charged me again. It is not an authorization. I am waiting for a response from the billing department. The main phone number for Sheraton was down.
July 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by AndyS OK, but...
The hotel itself is decent and in a good location for the downtown Dallas business district. That said, I've stayed here for about four weeks in a row now, and have had at least some kind of issue during EVERY stay. Whether it's key cards that don't work, toilets that won't flush, sinks that won't drain, rooms that weren't cleaned, or folios never delivered requiring me to follow up to ask for one - I have yet to have a stay that didn't have an issue.
August 9, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by DsnyGirl Not up to par
I was very disappointed with the service at this hotel. Every time I called guest services for a request the phone rang and rang before someone finally picked up. There was no room service menu in my room on arrival. After 4 requests by phone with no results I tracked down a housekeeper for one. There was no shampoo, lotion in the room, just soap. The room didn't feel clean. I found scraps of paper under the desk from the previous occupant. Also I was told at check-in that my folio would be emailed to me. I still haven't received it. Just placed a call and, no surprise, the phone rang and rang before going into voice mail. Finally, the hotel is just too big. Might be fine if you have an event at the hotel, but not ideal for the casual traveler. Given its size, it appeared to be severely understaffed. A disappointment. Will not return.
November 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sheriann A great place to stay
This hotel is comfortable, has many things to offer, restuarants, a Sports Bar, gift shop, superior service. The rooms are immaculate. The hotel is centrally located close to good food and shopping, and public transportation is only a block away.
October 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RonD1212 Staff
The hotel was clean and maid service was
Very good. The restaurant's food menu's
was very limited and the food was average.
The elevator's where constantly broken
and was hard to get to your room at times.
October 14, 2014


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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- SolarCity (SCTY - Get Report) was gaining 6.1% to $50.60 in after-hours trading Wednesday after beating analysts' estimates for revenue in the first quarter.
For the first quarter SolarCity posted a loss of -82 cents a share, missing the Capital IQ Consensus Estimate of -72 cents a share by 10 cents. Revenue grew 111.9% year-over-year to $63.54 million in the quarter. Analysts expected revenue of $53.39 million for the quarter.
Looking forward to the second quarter SolarCity expected a loss of -90 cents to -$1 a share, and revenye of between $39 million and $43 million.
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