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Former toolmaker Toolspec Manufacturing Co. has transitioned over the years to become a fabricator, and over the years acquired 14 hydraulic benders. The machines are capable but require lengthy tool changeovers, hours of programming time, and substantial expertise to maintain bend consistency. It recently invested in two all-electric machines, benders that don't have these issues.
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For structural fabrication-and-construction companies, efficiency in logistics is vital. A typical column, beam, truss or joist is handled three times—first to a storage yard, then to a staging area, and finally to the semitrailer. However, this isn't the only way to do it. Reinicke Athens Inc. recently invested in a straddle carrier from Combilift Ltd. Instead of moving one part at a time, the truck lifts and moves an entire load a time, cutting its trailer-loading time from up to 8 man-hours to as little as 30 minutes.
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When fabricators need to remove lubricants or corrosion inhibitors from tube or pipe, they have no shortage of choices, both mechanical and chemical. However, they have a third option: Thermal. The intense heat developed in a plasma cleaning processes makes greases, oils, and contaminants inert.
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Bill Farris, owner of auto components supplier and repair shop Marden Tire & Auto, Rockford, Ill., focused on tires and repairs for many years, staying away from the inventory-heavy exhaust business. All that changed when King Cobra Muffler Centers Inc. approached him with a new way to handle exhaust systems: Stock straight pipe and bend systems when necessary.
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Tube and pipe production is a capital-intensive process, but paying close attention to the efficiency of some of the lowest-cost items, specifically the consumables, can yield big benefits in productivity. At the cutoff, proper blade choice and optimizing the cutting depth are important first steps, but it's also necessary to diagnose saw problems and—most important of all—develop a blade replacement strategy that minimizes mill downtime.
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Frustrated by an OEM that always makes easy products complicated, uses unrealistic tolerances, or leaves out critical information? You're in good company—every manufacturer experiences this type of thing once in a while. Superior Tube Products Inc., Davenport, Iowa, deals with this by providing classes that teach the finer points of bending tube and pipe.
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One among thousands of reasons to be frightened by the prospect of a Warren presidency: she would spearhead a populist shakedown of pharma and biotech companies.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) touted increasing spending in public medical research at a Families USA Health Action Conference at the Hyatt hotel in Washington, D.C., on Thursday telling drug companies you "did not do it alone" and "we built those medical innovations together."
"We celebrate the accomplishments of our pharmaceutical industry because these blockbuster drugs let people live longer, healthier lives," Warren said. "But we are also mindful that these drug companies did not do it alone.
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Celldex is growing and expanding, and new positions continue to be added. Management must be confident that there will be ample revenue to justify the additional personnel and operational costs associated with ramping up (commercial) production and increasing clinical investigations of treatments deep in the pipeline.
Management is conducting business as if early approval of Rindo is a fait accompli.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I interpret the lower volume and wedge pattern today as consolidation before the next runup.
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So, if you realize more than $73k in ordinary taxable income (as a married couple) you cannot enjoy the 0% LTCG rate on any realized LTCG. If you realize less than $73k in ordinary taxable income, you can enjoy the 0% LTCG rate on realized LTCG up to the point of reaching $73k in total of both ordinary and LTCG income; above that amount you pay 15% (or 20%) on additional LTCG income.
The endpoint that matters is PFS6, so the longest wait time would be six months following the final patient's commencement of treatment. Marucci stated in November that there were four remaining patients in the study to evaluate for PFS6, and he estimated that the final data would be available in 2-6 months. If all four of those patients progress in disease sooner than six months then the wait time will be less; in that case the study could possibly have been completed by now. If at least one of the patients does not progress for six months then the wait time will be until at least April or May. We do not know how many of the four remaining patients received Rindo versus control treatment. Presumably, according to the data thus far, the control patients will progress in disease more quickly than Rindo patients.
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"Leftist ideologue" is a redundant expression. Leftism is divorced from reason and real experience, hence it can only be held as a worldview by a strong exercise of a sheer will to believe and a simultaneous will to disregard any fact or argument that would contradict it. Leftism is immature voluntas: believing the world can become what you wish it to be.
Remember too that in the original version of this job listing the description added "Rindopepimut in glioblastoma multiforme" as an appositive after the words, "for the company's inaugural product." Management is certain that Rindo will be approved this year as its inaugural product, although since it is not a material fact that Rindo will be Celldex's inaugural product it was prudent to remove that detail from the job listing.
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You are the guy who asks ignorant questions about CLDX. For your information, the METRIC study is a pivotal trial, meaning Celldex management has already secured the FDA's agreement that if the study meets the endpoints then Glemba will be granted accelerated approval. For your further information, management announced in November that it had modified the trial's protocol in part to open up the possibility that a successful trial could also be the basis for approval in the EU.
So, are you new, ignorant, or a short spreading FUD?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
They won't get mine.
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Approval will validate the company and revenue from Rindo sales will fund further development. No partnership of Rindo necessary.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Celldex doesn't need to partner Rindo. It's practically approved already. What advantage would there be to partnering now?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
The cup began forming in mid-March, the handle looks complete as of today's trading. Technical traders ought to be buying in droves soon.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
The takedown of the share price from $21.48 early this morning was all about harvesting stops. Now the share price is back up at the high reached nearly out of the gate. Anyone who was stopped out is missing out on the gains.
Remove all trailing stops from your CLDX shares if you wish to reap the benefits of being long. Attempting to protect profits by having a trailing stop of even $2 will result in you missing out on additional larger gains.
The pros want your CLDX shares, and they will use every legal trick in the book to acquire them from you.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
You're wrong: the phase 3 trial, which is called ACT-IV, might not even have reached the interim analysis triggered by 50% of events/deaths by May. Management has projected that that threshold should be reached by mid-2015. Only after that interim has been reached will management be able to provide updated guidance about when the trial will be expected to conclude.
Of course, if the data are superb and statistically significant then ACT-IV could be stopped early for efficacy at the first interim analysis. The superb results from ReACT and the delay in reaching 50% of deaths both lend support to the hypothesis that ACT-IV patients who are being treated with Rindo are doing well and living longer than originally expected.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
They had to short intensely to avoid the share price running away from them. It almost got away from them when only about 50k shares took it from $21 to $21.48 in a heartbeat. Since then it's been walked and held down firmly.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
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Yes, and I found that very curious
Sentiment: Strong Buy
That would make sense because the commercial manufacturing process has to meet FDA guidelines just as it does for manufacturing drugs for clinical trials. It might have to do with scaling from clinical trials production (small quantities) to commercial production (large quantities). The FDA wants assurance that commercial production meets the same standards and quality as was present during production for clinical trials.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
A chemical, manufacturing and control (CMC) section is a component of a submission for regulatory approval. It is not merely a pre-clinical consideration, as you state. It directly concerns applications for approval of new treatments. Refer to the following excerpt from a recent news story about an unrelated company and treatment for evidence of the importance of CMC in filing regulatory submissions.
Also in the story below, note how quickly a treatment can be made available for commercial sale following approval. Rintega could be available for commercial sale this year.
IPXL shares jumped 11.7% and attained a 52-week high on the FDA approval of Rytary, an extended-release oral capsule formulation of carbidopa-levodopa. The FDA has approved Rytary for the treatment of patients suffering from Parkinson's disease and post-encephalitic parkinsonism, and parkinsonism that may follow carbon monoxide intoxication and / or manganese intoxication.
We note that Rytary's approval path has not exactly been smooth with the company receiving a complete response letter for the drug in Jan 2013. The new drug application (NDA) was resubmitted by Impax in Apr 2014. However, the initial FDA action date of Oct 2014 was pushed out to Jan 2015 due to an amendment in the chemical, manufacturing and control (CMC) section of the resubmitted NDA.
Rytary will be available for commercial distribution in Feb 2015 and Impax is currently seeking EU approval for the drug.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Read it and weep over the weekend, shorts: Celldex is preparing for regulatory submissions.
Manager/Sr. Manager, Regulatory Affairs CMC & Operations (Needham, MA)
Celldex is looking for a candidate to manage regulatory CMC aspects of Celldex's therapeutic development programs, in collaboration with regulatory product leaders. Responsibility includes authoring and reviewing CMC sections in regulatory submissions. This person will also manage regulatory submissions and applications for clinical trials, agency meetings, annual reports, and maintenance required for INDs and CTAs.
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Clever, charming, courageous, a bit mad and a "cheeky little whitey" - that was Sir Paul Holmes, his funeral has been told.
The veteran broadcaster died, aged 62, last Friday, surrounded by his family at his Hawke's Bay home after battling cancer and heart problems.
He was farewelled today by close to a thousand people, including fellow broadcasters, sports stars, politicians and his family, at Auckland's Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Parnell.
John Hawkesby, friend and fellow broadcaster, said 62 was way too young to die.
He said Holmes was no saint, not even close, and he would not have wished to be canonised.
He chanced his arm and dared to dream.
Holmes had written a column on Hawkesby's career demise, enraging him. He later apologised on stage at an event.
"I got emotional, we hugged" said Hawkesby, who said he realised he was in the presence of a "big, kind man".
From there they became great friends.
He spoke of attending a barbecue with Holmes and having to go home to get more wine. Holmes chose the most expensive bottle.
"Paul, never known for his subtlety said: 'Well I'd like to try it'," Hawkesby recounted to laughter.
He then told Hawkesby they weren't going to "waste it on the punters over there, we'll knock it off", Hawkesby said.
He was half expecting Holmes to throw open the coffin and say: "See, I can do it. I told you. Twice as long as the other guy."
He closed, saying goodbye to a "clever, charming, courageous, cheeky little whitey".
His daughter Millie broke down as she read a piece quoting her father.
"Love always wins, it might take longer than evil or hatred but love always wins," she said tearfully.
"Find out who you are and know who you are, and know your strengths and weaknesses.
"Be brave even if you are frightened.
"And don't worry if you are different from everyone else, we're all different."
One of Holmes' oldest friends, Peter Beavan, painted a picture of Holmes standing at the "pearly gates" with "microphone in hand, waiting for the really big interview".
He told a story about going out on the town with Holmes one night in Wellington, when they bumped into All Black Jerry Collins in a bar.
He said he turned around to see Holmes and Collins in an embrace. He was worried.
However, Holmes returned and told him Collins was just saying how his family watched the Holmes Show and his dad had told him: "Son, there is a white man you can trust."
The interlude came only a short time after Holmes' controversial "cheeky darky" comment about then-United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan.
"Paul was colour blind, and never had a racist bone in his body," Beaven said.
He talked of their times together at school and university, where Holmes took a passionate interest in the stage.
He told of a former German girlfriend sending Holmes a postcard. It was sent to Paul Holmes, New Zealand, wherever you are.
She wrote she had been dreaming of him the night before and had an orgasm: "Thank you."
He said anyone who saw Holmes with his step-daughter Millie in the past months could have no doubt about the strength of his love.
"A life all too short, go gentle my friend," Beaven said.
Mike Williams, a close friend a former Labour Party president, told mourners Holmes' craft was words - on radio, television and in newspapers.
Williams said Holmes revelled in the English language, particularly older words.
He said he and Holmes were blessed by the girls who they adopted and cared for. He spoke of Holmes' crusade against methamphetamine following Millie's battle with the drug.
Williams joked about Holmes' political ambitions, after he once mooted a tilt at the Auckland mayoralty.
He said Holmes had a "mad streak", and in recognition of that they had left one of the screws on the casket loose.
Williams finished by saying: "Sleep well my dear friend. Grief is the price we pay for love."
Brent Harman, Holmes' friend and former boss at Newstalk ZB and TVNZ, lauded Holmes' ability as a broadcaster and journalist.
He was a true "great" and dominated his field.
Harman said ratings plummeted when Holmes first took the helm of the ZB breakfast show in Auckland, with Bob Harvey saying at the time he was "incoherent" and "impossible".
"A quick piece of advice, fire him," Harman recalled Harvey saying.
But Holmes soon turned out to be a change for the better.
Bill Francis, a friend and colleague, said he never doubted Holmes was the "greatest broadcaster of our time, of all time".
His understanding of history gave him perspective on so many issues, he said.
Holmes would finish a script in a news bulletin and deliver it with the finesse of the theatre, he said.
"He wanted success more than anyone I ever knew," he said. "He also worked harder than anyone I ever knew."
Paralympics New Zealand's Duane Kale described Holmes, who was the organisation's patron for more than 15 years, as a "truly great New Zealander ... one who had an interest in all people".
He said Holmes brought the paralympics into the forefront of Kiwis' minds.
An auction and dinner organised by Holmes helped the New Zealand team make the 1996 Paralympic games.
"At times I felt he was too obsessed and thought he might become a paralympian himself, with the plane crash, helicopter crash and numerous others," he said to laughs.
"Paul changed lives, he inspired many, he changed perceptions.
"Paul we will miss you, we will never forget you. Rest in peace my friend."
Hundreds of people took their seats at Auckland's Holy Trinity Cathedral by 12.30pm, as requested, for the 1pm start of the funeral, filing past the black hearse outside the cathedral.
Among the guests were rugby star Jonah Lomu, broadcaster Ali Mau, newsreader Bernadine Oliver-Kerby and media commentator Bill Ralston.
Students from Holmes' high school, Karamu High in Hastings, arrived at the funeral in uniform with principal Martin O'Grady.
"He always was really generous with his acknowledgement of our school," O'Grady said.
"He's our first knight, we're really proud."
Year 13 student Kahu Ferris said Holmes, a former prefect, left a legacy to aspire to.
"Some of us want to strive to be like him. It's an honour to come up and see him off," he said.
TV presenter Jason Gunn had kind words for Holmes, who he had written a poem about.
"I was lucky to have known him, on Dancing with the Stars and he other times we shared together.
"He gave me advice in what I shouldn't do on the screen and helped win me contracts.
"There are plenty of knockers out there but he did what he told me, 'you keep doing what you like to do'."
The service concluded with a combination of bagpipes and a haka performed by Karamu High School students.
The casket was carried by Millie and Reuben, along with brother Ken Holmes, Peter Bevan, Mike Williams and Paul Watkinson.
It passed through a guard of honour held by Westpac Rescue Helicopter Trust staff and pilots.
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A survey of 600 New Zealanders said banks, hotels and the automotive industry were leading the way in customer satisfaction but telcos, internet providers and local government came out poorly.
KiwiHost was established by the New Zealand Tourism Board in 1989 but is now a privately-owned commercial franchise that provides customer service training to clients.
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|Reviews for Carpe Diem
| The Night Whisperer chapter 39 . 11h ago
Let me just say how much I love Amy right now. She's such a badass! Oh, and the way she outright defies her father and lets him know he no longer has control over her was amazing. This girl has a lot of balls for standing her ground like that, especially when the odds are clearly stacked against her. Sebastian, get your fine ass over there and save her already! Anyway, please update soon :)
P.S. You should definitely get that pillow. Screw the consequences! If your folks ever find out just tell them you're holding it for a friend. Oh, better yet pin the blame on one of your siblings. That sure to work! Lol :) That probably won't work but at least you'd try.
| InuBakaGirl chapter 39 . 11h ago
Awesome! Can't wait till the next chapter!
| bored411 chapter 39 . 16h ago
oh man. that's some crazy stuff. i hope ciel and sebastian find her soon. :( please update this again when you can too! i'm eager to read more
| Guest chapter 39 . 3/28
Come save her Sebastian!
| loverofanime41302 chapter 38 . 3/16
Oh my gosh, Author-chan, the story is FANTASTIC! I love your writing and CAN'T WAIT for the next chapter!
| The Night Whisperer chapter 38 . 3/1
That bitch! How the hell is she going to kidnap someone and not have anyone notice? I mean, seriously she has a knife shoved up Amy's back and no one thinks that looks suspicious. What the fuck is wrong with these people? *pinches the bridge of my nose* I swear, this idiocy will be these people's downfall. Oh, God I just hope Amy will be okay. Anyway, please update soon :)
| The Night Whisperer chapter 37 . 2/28
Oh, Amy. *shakes head in exasperation* Why can't you let this go? It will only lead you to trouble. I know where she's coming from when she wants to protect her mom, but she has to realize how dangerous the situation is. I mean, with angels being thrown into the mix there's no telling what will happen if Amy doesn't let this matter drop.
| The Night Whisperer chapter 36 . 2/28
Well, this is one birthday Amy will never forget.
| The Night Whisperer chapter 35 . 2/28
Yes! They finally kissed! I'm so happy :)
| The Night Whisperer chapter 34 . 2/28
Amy should know better than to try and hide something from Sebastian because that man is relentless when it comes to solving mysteries. It won't be long now before he finds out her little secret, but I wonder how he'll react once he does find out.
| The Night Whisperer chapter 33 . 2/28
Okay, Amy let's be honest you were glad Beast bit the dust. Come on, you know you were. *proceeds to poke her until she swats the offending hand* Lol :) She can deny it all she wants but we all know what she was really thinking.
| The Night Whisperer chapter 32 . 2/28
I'm glad Amy was able to make a quick get away. Although, I can't help but worry over Robin and Freckles. I hope they'll be alright.
| The Night Whisperer chapter 31 . 2/28
Sebastian, you fucking idiot! Why!? Why the hell would you do that? There were plenty of other ways you could have handled the situation, but NO! You had to go and do that! I hope it was worth it because you just destroyed that poor girl's heart. *glares daggers at him and swiftly walks away* Oh, God I feel so sorry for her right now. I just hope Amy finds a way to get through this mess.
| The Night Whisperer chapter 30 . 2/28
Cool, so Amy will be joining the crew for a while. I wonder how that will turn out.
| The Night Whisperer chapter 29 . 2/27
Shit! I knew this was coming, but shit! How the hell is she going to talk her way out of this mess? That is if she'll be able to get a word in over Ciel's ranting, and there's the fact that she has to deal with Sebastian once he finds out. Damn, Amy is in trouble now.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Art34 Four Points - Soho The staff was very friendly upon my arrival and the rooms are very clean and modern. August 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by LisaHR Excellent staff I usually don't write reviews but our stay at this hotel was wonderful. The staff was awesome! Every person I dealt with was very helpful and accomodating. A big shout out to Alex!! He is the best! The hotel was very clean and very safe. I can't wait to stay here again! August 13, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by ddlnc Fabulous staff Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Nice to have a small restaurant with patio dining with great food and beer specials. So close to Soho and subways. Only negative was that the room was very small, even smaller than usual in NYC. August 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sharonap A nice, clean well located hotel Stayed here twice this summer. Rooms are small but clean and comfortable. The staff is lovely. Walking distance to SoHo, Greenwich Village and the LES. August 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by formernewyorker Compact but efficient Stayed over the weekend. Room was small but well layed out. Staff was exceptional. Not the easiest to locate and parking was expensive. Good location overall for soho August 8, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mike48 Smart Choice In NYC This hotel is well located and an easy walk to SOHO, West Village and Meatpacking district. The staff is really friendly and helpful. The rooms are small, but you'll find everything you need. The gym is compact but well equipped. One issue: the AC system is quite noisy. I found myself turning it off in the middle of the night. I'd definitely recommend this hotel to friends and family. July 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Irma Comfort and location The room is small but extremely efficient and comfortable. The bedding is luxurious and the bathroom has everything you need. The location is superb. I'd never stayed in this area before (always uptown) and my daughter and I loved the neighborhood, great restaurants and walking proximity to everything! July 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by capeCodder Frequent Guest This most recent visit was wonderful. I thoroughly enjoyed the surprise upgrade to my room and appreciate Patricia's kindness. As has been said in many reviews, the staff here is very special. They recognize frequent guests and make it seem like a home away from home. This makes the stay relaxing and very easy. July 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cathy59 Very up to date. Enjoyed our stay. Will definitely return. July 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by vancourer21 GREAT location and GREAT people Fabulous location... but what really makes this hotel stand out is the staff. They go way out of their way to make you comfortable ... and if you are a repeat guest (as I am) they remember you and make you feel very special. Strongly recommend. July 21, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Luckyoyo excellent service! I will highly recommended this hotel to my friends and co-worker because of the staff's service. They gave me free bottle of water and responded in a timely manner for my request. The only drawback is that the gym is very small. July 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by DoubleT Terrific location, great staff, fantastic interiors Location is superb for SoHo and West Village. Staff were fantastic -- some of the best customer service in a hotel in a long time. Building interiors were very clean and well looked after. Rooms were very comfortable, nice amenities. Very comfortable sleeps, great coffee, and impressive bathrooms. All in all, a terrific stay at an unbeatable price for the location in NYC. We've already recommended this property to friends and colleagues. July 7, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tez11 Great Inexpensive and comfortable in a central part of town. July 4, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by bethybeth Great Location This hotel is in a great location. It is pretty well kept up, although the last time I stayed, the walls had lots of scratch marks and dents, and our room smelled strongly of fresh paint. The only thing about this hotel that I don't like is that the walls are paper thin. I could hear everything going on in the room next to me as well as if someone even whispered in the hallway. June 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by DrJulia Great Location The hotel is in a great location near Little Italy, the Village and Soho shopping. The staff was courteaous and friendly. The rooms are quite small but very clean and the marble tiled shower was fabulous with plenty of hot water and good water pressure. The only improvement I would recommend is for the staff to become familiar with some nearby restaurants to recommend to guests. We were pretty much on our own in that regard. We felt safe in the neighborhood. I would definitely stay here again. June 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by lancer Great staff I have stayed at this hotel many times and besides a great location the number one selling point is the great staff. The front desk staff is always so welcoming and efficient. I'm always welcomed back like it is home. Keep it up!!! June 10, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by RGood88 Great staff, clean room Stayed one night in NY and was happy with the accomodations. The health club is in the basement no windows, though it's clean. Like many NY hotels, nothing about it is very big, but it's more than adequate. June 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by John44 Friendliest, most helpful staff We had stayed here previously, so knew what to expect in terms of location, room size, etc. The staff had been good before, but there was a notable improvement. We had many minor needs and wants to be dealt with and the desk staff, housekeeping, and technicians were uniformly prompt, cordial, and helpful. At the front desk, we would especially single out Emily and Brian. They were wonderful! June 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by TTBM This hotel is in a great location Our experience started by being greeted by Jessica with a smile and welcoming us as Starwood members. Great location and very comfortable beds! Bath room a bit small but the shower made up for it. Great shower head. May 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by NYC2 Fantastic Service! The staff went out of their way to make certain we were taken care of - made great suggestions for dinner, shopping, sightseeing, etc. I'm impressed with their friendliness and ability to multitask. I would recommend staying here! May 2, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by JB321 SoHo convenience Short business trip recommended by others. Convenient to SOHO highlights. Great Restaurant with top-tier menu and service May 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by GaryK3165 One Night Only Spent one night this week. Completely satisfied, Great Value. Great Location. April 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Savage Quiet Amidst the Storm This is a great hotel in a quiet area of Soho. Don't be fooled, the action is a couple blocks away in either direction. The staff was on point at all times. This was our first trip to New York and they were very helpful. March 31, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Sperry8 Dirty block, poor lobby I'm definitely in a different camp than all the other reviewers. The block this hotel is located on is dirty and empty. It is 2 blocks away from Soho, but you don't exactly feel like it when you are there. They have a little restaurant outside that makes noise - we were in a room right above it. We complained and the 2nd night we were upgraded to a high floor with a view of the Empire State Building. The room was a standard Four Points room. Had a little desk to work on and was average size for NYC. Personally I didn't like it - but my girlfriend thought it was OK and she is usually pickier than me. Perhaps I was being harsher than her because I know what the room cost. This hotel definitely has poor value for the money, The fitness center is a joke and the bar area in the lobby is super crowded. As for status, we were Platinum when we arrived, but the hotel was completely full, so they couldnt change our room the first night. If you get the room overlooking the outside on a low floor, you'll be unhappy. Staff service was ok, but it seemed fake. Like they were reading from cue cards. Even my gf commented on it. The lobby is super small, and one elevator was broken when we were there. We took the stairs down often and had to wait a long time to go up when we came back. No apologies from anyone - other than they were working on it. Also note - the hallways in the hotel are super small too. I visit NYC 2x per year, and will def look elsewhere within the Starwood chain next time. They must have better. March 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by revfron Would definitely stay here again . . . Had a wonderful stay here during the holidays. The staff went above-and-beyond addressing our needs and made our stay that much better. Thank you Patricia and Denise ! I travelled with my two teenage kids and the hotel made our stay that much better. Fantastic location. Easy access to the subway. Safe and welcoming. Clean bathrooms and was so happy that the windows opened to let in some fresh winter air. Thanks so much! March 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fans Excellent People and Location in SOHO We enjoyed our stayed and definitely will be back at this hotel. The staff are friendly, knowledgible, and location is great. Shout out to Jessica and Emily at the front desk. Thank you for providing us the low down and high spot of New York. This was our 1st time in New York, made a great impression overall.... People make the difference and we want to highlight the two super stars at the front desk..... March 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Leah Friendliness exemplified! The hotel staff is very well-trained -- they remembered our names, looked us in the eyes, and smiled every time we came or went through the lobby. The room was comfortable and always clean. The bathroom is a bit small for two people but we managed. The lunch we enjoyed outside was SPECTACULAR! Dee-licious! Other than one breakfast, that was the only meal we ate at the hotel but it was one of the best we had in the entire city that week! Excellent chef! March 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kcarnes World class staff! Wow. All of the nice things you read about the staff ? TRUE,TRUE,TRUE. Alex, Emily, Jessica and others make this place special. I have been coming here since it opened and it just keeps getting better. New restaurant is excellent. Feels hidden and European in the middle of NYC. But the smiles, greetings and little touches rank this as an absolute 5 Star. Keep up the great job. You rock. March 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JulieH117 The staff makes the difference. The 4 pts SOHO is my home away from home as I stay there for business every month and sometimes twice a month. The facillity is immaculate and I know I will get a great night's rest in their plushy, comfortable beds. The distinctive feature of this hotel is definitely their staff. After a long trip, they make me smile and welcome me back.. They are concerned about me and make me feel like part of their family. The front desk group, Patricia, Emily, Jessica, and Nick deserve special recognition for their superb customer service skills. I love staying there and recommend it to my family and colleagues all the time. March 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by riri1124 Always fab-u-lous! This hotel is in a fantastic location w/clean, well-appointed rooms & lobby. Service in the bar & restaurant are great. The real gem is the staff. Team Alex = thE best. Anywhere. We wouldn't stay anywhere else, even at a lower cost. March 19, 2012


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Sounds Like: kanye west, Pure Fuckery, Prince, Too Short
Label: Paragon Mint
Manager: Christopher Watts
Bio: Paragon Mint is the entity formed from the collaborative creative minds of E.K.E.M (Eraca Kane & Eric Madness). While the music and entertainment industry is saturated with mediocre artists, E.K & E.M, both lyrical virtuosos have come together in agreement to purge the industry of the crude, and ...See Full Bio
Posted a new song: "Smarty McFly -bipolar" http://www.reverbnation.com/c./poni/252370146 #music