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My Garden Blog
Hi all.
This is *totally* not commercial advertising. I just figured folks here might be interested in a little blog a coworker started. Several of us in the Minneapolis area are contributors.
Here is a link that might be useful: Zone 4a: How Does Your Garden Grow?
Thanks for visiting. I looked for your comment, but it was not there. I am not sure what's up with the commenting system. My mom could not seem to get her comment to go after several attempts to post with her AIM account. Karen "owns" the blog, so I'll have to ask her what's up.
Hi julie_mn. Karen fixed the commenting, so next time you visit your comments should post successfully. Check out the picture from my last post of our Star Magnolia tree.
Here is a link that might be useful: My last post
Elleni, I would like to leave comments on your blog but don't understand how to do so. I tried openid and typed up a message then hit post comment but that didn't seem to work. I don't really understand the profile bit. Should I be using a different one?
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Filter Element Replacement
Happy New Year!
I noticed yesterday, before leaving for a New Year's Eve party, that our cartridge filter pressure was only half of what it usually is.
It's probably a tear in one of the filter elements as I just cleaned them the day before and noticed the bands on one of the filters were not bonded to the pleats any more. This allowed the pleats to move a lot when I was blasting them with the hose and was concerned about tearing. I'm going to inspect today to verify this.
If it's a tear in one of the cartridges, should I replace just the one cartridge or should all 4 cartridge elements be replaced at the same time. The other 3 elements looked OK in terms of bands and their bond to the pleats.
This is the first time for filter element replacement for us and just curious what everyone's experience has been with replacements over the years.
Scott...Thanks..that's reassuring.
Yesterday, I could not find any tears in any of the cartridges including the suspect one.
Regarding the pressure...you're right....the pressure was not half as originally posted...it was dusk when reading the original pressure and hard to see...it could have been the egg nog and rum also!
The actual pressure was 6 psi lower than normal..normal being 20 psi.
After filter inspection and re-assembly, I was able to get the pressure to normal again. I had forgotten the skimmer suction was closed and I was only pulling from the main drain. I also forgot the valve at the bottom of the skimmer was only partially open further restricting flow even when the skimmer suction valve at the pad was open.
With both valves open all the way, the pressure is now 20 psi.
Lesson learned.

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I recently rooted an Ace 2 that came to my hands and flashed the CM11 found here.
After this wifi wasnt working so I tried some other MODEM drivers with no success.
Decided that I'd prefer having a WiFi enabled phone even with stock rom, I flashed the Stock one found on Sammobile for the phones' carrier.
Carrier is Bell Canada by the way.
After flashing the stock rom, phone refuses to get into recovery mode, and also refuses to open in generaly, staying in the GT-S7560 bootup screen for an eternity (or at least the 7 hours I left it open).
Phone works in Download mode however, except whatever I do there is like pointless, since nothing happens.
So a quick view is:
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3) Recovery doesn't work
4) Download mode works
5) Phone won't start
If anyone can point me to something I would appreciate it, and as of searching before posting, I did search but found 0 similar problems, since everyone elses semi-bricked devices, worked like a charm after stock rom was installed.
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Enes Kanter Returns to Salt Lake City
Enes, talk about your new home. It looks like a good fit for you.
Yeah, definitely. I mean, I love it. I mean, that's the team that I never experienced before. And just, I mean, I, you know, actually like playing basketball there. I'm just, you know, so comfortable there, and everything goes in the right place, and you know, I'm just really happy to be there.
Rumor is, you and Russell [Westbrook] are a little bit tight. That's good for a big man and a point guard, right?
Yeah, definitely. I mean, I never, you know, I mean, it's the point guard, you know, the best in the league. So I never had a really point guard like that. You know, I never had a point guard, but I think he's just, you know, best in league, so.
Are you rejuvenated, do you feel like? Are you playing with more energy, more passion than you had in the past because of the new situation?
Well, like, I think the difference is probably I like playing basketball there. I think that's the most important thing, you know, just, never liked playing basketball before in my NBA career, and that's the first time I start, like, playing basketball there for my team, for the fans, for my teammates, for coaches, everybody. So, that's the first time.
What didn't you like about the situation with the Jazz?
Well, I think, it wasn't just, like, a one-game or two-game frustration. It was a, you know, three-and-a-half-year frustration. I'm happy for both sides. You know, I think it worked out well for both side, and I think I'm, now, I'm definitely happy that I'm part of the Oklahoma City team like that, a winner team.
What was the biggest frustration over the three-and-a-half years?
I will say, almost, you know, almost everything. And I didn't bring it every night,* but I think most of the rest…you know, almost everything was a frustration. So, I just, but you know, I'm still happy for both side. It worked out well for both sides, so.
* I saw this part repeated many times. "How could he call the Jazz unprofessional when he took games off?" FWIW, I thought this part had kind of a "Hey, it takes two to tango and I share some of the blame too" message.
Everybody was a winner, but were more of the frustrations on the court? Off the court?
Well, I think it wasn't just basketball stuff. I mean, it was just professional reason. I mean, I think it's just, after I see in OKC, then I was like this how NBA teams are, you know? I mean, it's just, it was just, you know how, like, you in a dream, and you have, like, a super power? And you don't, just don't wanna open your eyes, you don't wanna end that dream? So, Oklahoma City's been like that to me.
So then would you consider your experience with Utah a nightmare?
No, I did not say that. I still respect them. You know, I'm still respect them. I still like my coaches here; my, you know, I still have friends here, some friends here. Not a lot. But, still, but you know, I'm just saying, I don't wanna make no comments on them, but I think, you know, when I, after I went to OKC, then I was like, "Oh man, this is how NBA team is."
What are those good things you've experienced in Oklahoma City?
Well, first of all, I mean, it's just, we have a leader like Russell, and we have, I love my teammates and I, you know, the fans are amazing. I love the city. It's a clean city. And I mean, just, everything there is just professional, you know? I mean, I think they do it just for the players and you know, just, you just only focus on basketball and just go out there and play, do your job. Like I said, again, I don't wanna talk about it here again, 'cause I got a lot of things to say, but I just don't wanna say it right now.
Do you miss anything about Utah?
** Trevor Booker, asked how personal the game was after Kanter's comments
He got his stats, but as always, he took the L.
** Booker, asked to comment on Kanter's comments
We don't pay attention to that. I mean, we barely even heard about it or whatnot, but we know what we have here.
** Booker, asked by another guy to comment on Kanter's comments
We definitely knew about it. You know, I'm not sure how personal it was for the other guys, but you know, I definitely wanted to kick his butt…We're glad he's not a part of [the team].
** Gordon Hayward, asked "How personal was this game tonight, after someone attacks the heart of your team?"
Yeah, I mean, it's, man, I mean, the comments that The Former Player on Our Team made were what he felt like, and you know, it's, if he wants to say those things, he can. I think it kinda pissed us all off, honestly. You know, just fueled the fire for us, and we came out and just wanted to make sure we won.
** Trey Burke, asked "How personal was this game tonight when somebody attacks the heart of your team?"
You know, it was very personal. You know, we, you know, we try to stay away from, you know, those type of things, the media, but you know, it's, it was kinda, like, disrespect to all of us. You know, we felt, we all felt disrespected so we went out there and, you know, let it be known.
** Rudy Gobert, asked "How personal was this game tonight, after everything that was said by Kanter before this game, and attacking the heart of your team?"
First of all, we lost–we were on a losing streak too. I think we lost, like, four in a row, so we really, and we played, we didn't play good yesterday, so we really wanted to come out tonight and play very hard. And of course, you know, it was icing on the cake when he say that. And I think everybody got a little bit more motivated before the game.
** Rodney Hood, asked "How personal did you take what was said earlier today, especially with how hard you guys have worked, and somebody attacks the heart of your franchise?"
I mean, we can't worry about, you know, what other people say. You know, it's about what we're doing, what, going forward. You know, we just gotta continue to move forward, and you know, things will take care of itself.
Loved Rudy's response, as he was the only player to talk first about how the Jazz wanted to end their losing streak before talking about Enes' comments, and Rodney's because he didn't take the bait.
If you've only read Kanter's quotes on Twitter or elsewhere, please do yourself a favor and go listen to the audio or watch the video (they showed excerpts from the interview before the game). The tweets or print quotes sound so much worse than they actually were, particularly when presented outside of the context of the entire conversation and failing to take into account that we're dealing with a non-native English speaker here.
Kanter was not ranting or angry or emotional. There was laughter and joking during the interview. Kanter was calm and collected while answering questions. If it's not clear from above, he kept trying to end his responses to questions with "happy for both sides," but there was at least one media member who appeared desperately eager to get a sound byte or quote that they could tweet or write about for reaction/views/clicks/RTs. It was rather reminiscent of Brian T. Smith and Big Al.
Of course, the TV broadcast just dumped more gasoline on the fire, with Craig Bolerjack declaring things like "Most of [Kanter's] comments were laced with anger" and "Kanter had a lotta words he may want to reel back in after this game tonight, about the city, about the state, about his teammates, about his point guard, about the franchise."
Kanter didn't even say anything about most of the things Boler listed. Just because he said Oklahoma City was clean does not mean he said Salt Lake City is a dump. Just because he said he's never played with a point guard as good as Russell Westbrook before doesn't mean he said the Jazz never had a decent point guard. I don't think he said anything about his former teammates at all.
I can't even blame Kanter for feeling frustration throughout his time with the Jazz. We heard Derrick Favors talk just a few days ago about how the previous coaching regime would toss the young guys aside and only talk to the vets. I can see how from Kanter's perspective, that lacked professionalism. (We know Rudy Gobert was another frustrated young player last year. Truth be told, had there not been a coaching change, we could have conceivably ended up in the same place with Gobert as we did Kanter.)
Add on being talked down to by Jazz-employed media like he was a dog that had peed the floor, to being censored on social media, and it's amazing that during his time here, Kanter was always outwardly the most upbeat guy in the locker room. After good games, he never wanted to talk about himself and always deflected credit to his teammates and coaches.
Bolerjack said during the broadcast, "I really did not realize during his stay with the Jazz that he was so displeased, in his three-and-a-half year stay." That's because he never showed it, until the day he asked to be traded.
Booker said at one point after the game that the players barely even heard about Kanter's comments. I really wonder if they even heard or saw the actual interview, or just some of the worst-sounding quotes via the media and assumed or believed the worst.
Anyway, point is perhaps Kanter shouldn't have said everything he did tonight, but at least one media member would not let him go until he got a juicy sound byte. Secondly, if you want to portray someone as malcontent, childish and unprofessional, which 1280 personalities and others affiliated with the station did, a torrent of snide remarks, jabs, insults and potshots aren't really the way to go. In the end, you look just as bad, if not worse.
The trade is regarded as a win-win situation and has worked out well for both sides, so everyone moving onward and forward seems like a good idea. No one has to play the role of the petty, still-obsessed ex-girlfriend with a persecution complex.
Game 73 of 82: Utah Jazz vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (32-41)
Rudy Gobert's down low message to the refs
Post-Game Quotage
** Quin Snyder on the game
It was gutsy, the way w–you know, from the way we started the game. I didn't, I thought they were really the aggressors at the beginning of the game. And you know, our guys picked it up. I thought it was, a lot of just, the things that we've tried to be, you know, communicative and competitive and unselfish, that's what we were. And we got rewarded for it.
** Snyder on what changed after the first quarter
You know, I, we–for one thing, you know, they were playing great and shooting the ball great. I thought they were getting to the rim too much, and our pick-and-roll defense, we made a few little changes that I thought helped us. And we just started, you know, like I said, I think we were, started playing harder. It was like a little bit of a wake-up call for — you know, this team will keep you on your heels all night, and, if you're not aggressive.
** Gordon Hayward on the game
We've been on a really tough stretch here. We're playing every other day, and then tonight, we go back-to-back. Like I said, with injuries and everything, no one expects [Derrick] Fav[ors] to be out, and so, it definitely was good. Just a great win for us. We battled, we fought, big win.
** Rudy Gobert on what changed for the Jazz defensively after getting down by 16
Just made some adjustment. Especially myself on pick and roll. I was just staying back and trying to protect way good on the drive and stay below the roll man, so they don't have to come and give open threes. So basically, it was just putting pressure on me and make [Russell] Westbrook go at me at the rim, and it worked out pretty well in the second half.
** Trey Burke on what changed for the Jazz defensively after the first quarter
I think we just, we started competing at, even at a higher level. You know, we took this game personal. You know, came out with a sense of enthusiasm that we needed to win.
** Burke, asked if this was the most emotional win of the season
Yeah, I definitely think so. You know, one, the crowd was in it, the way it w–the way the crowd was in it, and then coming off the five games, losing four or five straight, you know, we wanted to come out and you know, give a good effort, and you know, try to get the win.
The Jazz are 2-0 this season when they show Jerry Sloan on the broadcast.
Unintentional Dirty Quote Machines of the Night (UDQM)
** Craig Bolerjack on Joe Ingles: Big Joe's wiggle, I love it.
** Boler: Jiggling Joe. (H/T @hessrp)
** Thurl Bailey at halftime: I like Trey Burke's penetration. (H/T @jwinskowski)
** Booner on Enes Kanter getting fouled: It's a rough play. Of course, I love it. I like this. I don't like softly played games.
Boler: Well, there was never a soft game in your day.
Booner: No, it was not. (H/T @5kl)
** Booner on Gordon Hayward: Gordon just a little too tight. (H/T @5kl)
** Boler on Chris Johnson: Johnson right on the end of that pile. (H/T @5kl)
** Boler on Johnson, Part 2: Johnson with a great look, in and out. (H/T @5kl)
** Boler on Russell Westbrook jumper: Oh my. How quick. Exploded out of his shoes.
** Quin Snyder, post-game: There was a couple possessions where they got on the floor for a loose ball, and we bent at the waist, and we talked about that in a timeout.
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Thanks to @allthatamar and @TaylorLangston2 for the assist on the W-L record tonight.
Today's Opponent Game Thread host: Welcome to Loud City.
This is every comment posted during the game.
Go Thunder
Thunder Up and good luck Kanter
by concierge.wiz on Mar 28, 2015 | 8:13 PM
Adams 2 fouls already….cant afford that
Kanter now has 2 fouls…cmon Bigs.
by Sammy1 on Mar 28, 2015 | 8:28 PM
Man Kanters good around the basket…great natural instinct and footwork
by Sammy1 on Mar 28, 2015 | 9:27 PM
Wow these Refs and their whistles want to be noticed!
by Sammy1 on Mar 28, 2015 | 9:38 PM
Trey Burke is better than Russ at this moment
Russ complete shit all night
by OverReactionaryFan on Mar 28, 2015 | 10:07 PM
Just keep chucking Russ. Bricks are great
by OverReactionaryFan on Mar 28, 2015 | 10:12 PM
Please don't make the playoffs. There is no point to it
Even when the Thunder play good D the team is trash. Rather sit at home then get obliterated on national TV by GSW
by OverReactionaryFan on Mar 28, 2015 | 10:39 PM
RIP, Hot Rod.
Game 72 of 82: Utah Jazz at Denver Nuggets (31-41)
Post-Game Quotage
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Unintentional Dirty Quote Machines of the Night (UDQM)
** Matt Harpring: You gotta let the defense see your D. (H/T @FrankNooch)
** Craig Bolerjack on NBA Green Week: You want some trees down your way, right?
Harpring: I do. I do. I want you to put them in there.
Boler: Ha ha ha ha. I knew you would. Sorry, I left my shovel at home.
Harpring: You're expensive though. And hard, to deal with.
Boler: Yes, I am. (H/T @AllThatAmar)
** Craig Bolerjack: Rudy? Hello. Down it goes. (H/T @Mark_R_Pereira)
** Harpring on the first broadcast he ever did (with Hot Rod Hundley): He wanted me to do it, and he thought I'd be good at it before I even thought that I would have any interest in it…We had a lot of fun doing it, and he would tell me year after year after that ball game, "Hey, have you thought about getting into this business?"…So he's the first one that really kinda gave me the bait out there to try this business. And then when I got done playing, he was really on my case to get into it. And I'm glad he did.
** Boler: I did one game with Hot Rod. He–
Harpring: He give you the fist?
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Thanks to @OhioHadley for the assist on the W-L record tonight.
Utah Jazz at Denver Nuggets: Opponent Game Thread Highlights
Today's Opponent Game Thread host: Denver Stiffs.
Apparently a lot of the Stiffs attended the game tonight, which explains the quiet game thread.
This is some truly horrible basketball
by Colin Neilson on Mar 27, 2015 | 9:31 PM
man it would suck to be a sports player in Salt Lake City
by PurpleToPurple on Mar 27, 2015 | 9:48 PM
this is poor basketball
on top of poor officiating
by alex47666 on Mar 27, 2015 | 9:52 PM
What's for dinner, Stiffs?
Fish tacos. 3 months without a fish taco! and Fat Tire
by SDcat09 on Mar 27, 2015 | 10:51 PM
i had some odd sort of passover dinner at my aunts house
by dynamo.joe on Mar 27, 2015 | 10:59 PM
I just had some bbq pulled pork sliders….. nom nom nom..
by john.kobbeman on Mar 27, 2015 | 11:10 PM
Well after Philly, I was ready to shut er down. I'm so flakey. Good win tonight. Portland tomorrow. Ha!
by Charliemyboy on Mar 27, 2015 | 11:17 PM
by InboundingLobPass on Mar 27, 2015 | 11:46 PM
by john.kobbeman on Mar 27, 2015 | 11:50 PM
Bits from Quin Snyder Interview, 3/26
On Derrick Favors
You know, the thing to me that's been great, even recently, is getting, you know, it takes time to get to know your players, and really to develop trust. And I think he and I are developing a relationship that, you know, that I value, and I think he does too.
And it's really that foundation that allows you, you know, to help a player get better, and for him to do the things that I feel like our team needs. And that trust level is increasing, you know, every month, every week, every day. And you know, I wanna honor that, as I know he does too, and we're looking for ways.
I'm, you know, he's an exciting guy to try to, you know, to coach and to play with, because I think there's things he is capable of doing, and will be capable of doing, that maybe, you know, he hasn't been asked to do. And that's exciting to me.
I, we saw him hit a three the other night, and he asked me, "Coach, is that, you know, is that, was that the shot?"
I said, "Actually, no. It was a foot, you know, I wanted you to hit more of a mid-range shot." But you know what? He backed up and he spaced, and you know, i–I'll take that any day of the week.
You can trust a guy like Fav to do the things that he wants to do to help the team win, and the more we, you know, i–and the more he takes on some challenges and expands his game, you know, that growth process, those things might not come immediately, but I think it really stands — it bodes well for our team going forward, and I have a ton of confidence in him that, you know, that he won't ever abuse that, you know, that belief and that freedom in his, in, that we have in his game.
On the Jazz's perimeter defense
The thing that [Gordon Hayward] doesn't get enough credit for — I've tried to pound it on him all year, both, you know, publicly and privately, 'cause I think he and I are on the same page with it, and there's no reason not to be honest about it — is his defense. You know, and particularly off the ball.
You'll see times when he'll really raise his level defending his man, and get in passing lanes and get steals, and he's won a couple games for us doing that on the defensive end when we're stagnant. You know, go down and get a dunk, and, but more subtle, you know, Rudy [Gobert] wouldn't have, when, Rudy wouldn't be in the position for everybody to see the things he's doing if our guys on the perimeter weren't really committed to keeping the ball out of the paint.
And all of the little things, those are the things, I think for a team, and certainly for a coach, that are hardest, because they involve so many little nuances.
You know, Rudy's gonna come to every game at 7-2, and long. That other stuff, it's really, you get so much slippage and with Gordon out of the game, you know, that's where some of our defenses lapse at certain times, is on the perimeter.
And then Rudy's put in a position where, you know, he's defending two on one, and people are getting offensive rebounds when he comes over. And you know, he, Rudy's got their back, and they've gotta have his front, I guess, for lack of a better way to put it.
But that's an area for me that Gordon — and we want more, you know? I think he eventually can continue to get better and better at that in a team concept, and we miss Rodney [Hood] in that respect too, and his length. It's also something Dante [Exum]'s been able to do on the ball, you know, really at the point of attack. So there's a number of those factors that have gone into our defense being better.
On his message to a struggling-with-his-shot Trey Burke and a reluctant-to-get-his-own Dante Exum
Well, the message actually is pretty consistent with both of them. What we want them to do, largely the same things. Each one of 'em is a little better at doing certain things than the other, and it has to do in the very, you know, in a very obvious way just with size and length.
Trey's stronger. He's able to take care of the ball, get in gaps. I think he's more sure, as far as his assist-to-turnover ratio. He's got a mid-range game that Dante's working on. Dante's length on the defensive end, and his speed, is something that's just unique. So, both of their skillsets, they're not really competitive with one another, from a skill standpoint. They're just, I think, both of them, you know, gifted in different ways.
And you know, the ideal thing is they continue to merge and one, they help elevate each other's games, where Trey's gotten better defending the ball. I think Dante's gotten better in transition, and they'll continue to help each other do that.
And it's my job to use them effectively at certain times, you know? And if Dante's getting us an advantage, you know, really guarding Tony Parker, then he's gonna be able to get more minutes in that game.
And then if there's a game where, you know, we're really struggling to score, which we have the last two games, and one of those games Trey had a tough night shooting the ball, but we didn't have a lot of other weapons on the floor, frankly. And then last night, you know, he made basically the same shots.
But both of them have to make sure that they're not focused on their own individual, you know, performance, that, really to define themselves based on how the team's playing. It's a really hard thing to do, but that's what we need from our point guards, is to really equate their own personal success with how the team is functioning.
Do you have any hobbies?
I used to. (laughs) I'm gonna head into the off-season and sit down with Dennis [Lindsey] and figure out how our team can be better, and maybe he can h–we'll, we're gonna help each other figure out what we can do in our spare time. I think both of us wanna get healthy and sleep…
I had my hip replaced. I used to golf. I haven't golfed — golf takes so darn long, but I do, I have gone fly-fishing a number of times and that's probably the thing that I'm looking forward to doing as much as, being in this area. And my wife loves to hike, so I, you know, I'm excited to — there's a lot of stuff I used to do.
I used to mountain bike a little bit. We get this thing going, and hopefully I'll have a little more time to do some of those things. But I love my job, man, you know? That's the best thing about it, so it's not like I'm sitting around lamenting not being able to do other things. So, there'll be time for that down the line. (1280)
On Quin Sndyer
Even though [Quin] is incredibly smart, he doesn't let his intelligence get in the way of things, 'cause you know, he's naturally curious and asks questions. …
[In San Antonio, I] watched how Quin improved and saw him on the sidelines and his poise with officials and how he was able to coach players very hard but yet when we did the exit interviews, where the players, to a man, they kept coming back and saying how unique he was in his ability to communicate and teach and develop.
And one of, frankly, one of my better friends in the business from my San Antonio days is Mike Budenholzer. And so, I leaned on Mike quite a bit during our process, and Quin's name kept coming up. And certainly, maybe the timing may be gratuitous. I don't know if we were a step ahead, but we had a bunch of very good candidates…
We felt very good about the available coaching talent that was out there, and Quin as much as anybody was the right fit at the right time.
On why the Jazz drafted Rudy Gobert
When we decided to purchase the pick for Rudy, we wanted to avoid going to market. One of, on–not the only decision-making point, but a big decision-making point, and that was, is we didn't wanna go to the backup center market and pay market price. We would've rather, you know, go and develop someone.
And then Rudy was unique with his dimensions, so that allowed us to make some decisions. (1320)
What do you attribute the Jazz's recent success to?
I remember about, some of the feelings that, all of us, as we went into the ceilings, season, we said how are we gonna monitor success, and how are we gonna measure? And I think we're now, it's actually witnessing and seeing the, so this is what we were all hoping and looking for. And there's a number of things that I wanna, that we attribute this to.
And I first have to say we attribute it to a plan that we believed in, that we put in place years ago, and that, and my hat goes off. Kevin O'Connor, Dennis Lindsey, who had a vision and a plan to say, and you know what, and a lot of it was gonna be, we knew it was gonna be grueling and tough, but we believed in a plan, and started the plan in motion.
We had ownership that bought off on the plan, supported it and believed in it, and have supported it with their dollars…Those kind of commitments, where the quiet things that now help, we see now the fruits of this.
Then bringing in a coaching staff that really has a vision and direction and a dynamic approach to the game, that as this game has evolved, their, in, their, we're bringing. And I think that's added to it.
And then players that believe in it. They're supporting it, and have the talent. You g–it's a game of talent, and you've gotta have the talent. And I think we're now seeing they're young, but we still see that there's the talent level that, with the right system and the right coaching and the right support staff, makes this all starting to come about.
Are you worried about Quin Snyder is grinding too much? (Unintentional Dirty Quote Machine)
Gordon Monson: Quin Snyder seems like a guy who would push pretty hard. Do you worry about him grinding a little too much, or do you think he knows when to back off and when to move forward?
Randy Rigby: Quin Snyder knows when to push, the right time…They're always measuring and gauging, are we pushing too hard? Can they handle it? Do they need some rest? Do they need to push? Do they need the love, and a little easing back? They're doing a great job. There's some analytics that we try to utilize, that we're me–that we're doing measurements on them.
On the Jazz's team psychologist
Keith Henschen* is, Keith is still doing it, and adds really a great layer of perspective for us as a team, in helping our players individually, and helping our coaching staff…Keith is more available at our request, and at the coaches' and the players' request. And so, you know, he doesn't try to intrude in there.
It's more, we respect the coaching staff, and the players to kinda monitor and gauge their own, but when there's times that they wanna call on him, and they do it regularly to give feedback and input.
We use Keith a lot as well, as, when we're analyzing players in the drafting process. He will go with us in the interviewing process when we go to [the draft combine in] Chicago or, you know, Newport.** Those kind of things, he's involved in.
* Here's a 2007 article on Henschen's relationship with the Jazz, in which he talks about Andrei Kirilenko, Jerry Sloan, Karl Malone and Derek Fisher. He and Jerry go way back; they played against each other in college.
** Not familiar with Newport. Anyone know? Does Rigby mean Portsmouth?
Randy Rigby gives a shoutout to his new sponsor
By the way, I have to give a shoutout, 'cause I just l–heard it, that, you know, this is sponsored by [sponsor].
And if you're a business person or a person in this community, there's a gentleman by the name of [name], president of [sponsor], and I'll tell you, you talk about one of the most solid individuals in this community, who gives back, who is a man of character, who believes in community, and a dear, dear friend of our organization, but just a great individual.
I just got to break some bread with him a bit ago, and I just have to say, it's great having individuals like that in the community…He actually paid [for the aforementioned bread], and I was offering to pay, but that shows you the kind of guy he is. (1280)
Game 71 of 82: Utah Jazz vs. Portland Trail Blazers (31-40)
The 87 stages of grief
Pre-Game Quotage
** Quin Snyder, asked about the Jazz losing three of their last four and if something's changed or it's just the way the schedule has broken
We haven't had Gordon Hayward. We haven't had Rodney Hood. I don't, I mean, [just the way] the schedule's broken. Golden State on the road, which is a pretty tough place to win. And then, you know, I know a lot is made of Minnesota being depleted, but they've been in every game, and you know, [Andrew] Wiggins and [Zach] LaVine, their two guys stepped up.
And you know, we're playing without, basically, our three top wing players. We're looking at Joe [Ingles], who was, you know, waived at the beginning of the year; we got him off waivers. And Eli[jah Millsap], who was in the D-League at the beginning of the year; and Dante [Exum], who's 19; and Ian [Clark], who was in Boise last week. So, it's not hard to look at our team and the schedule and figure out why, you know, we're not playing the way we were two weeks ago.
And I'm not really willing to say that either. I thought, I think we've had some slippages defensively, but you know, with that group, it's hard for us to score. It's that simple. I mean, I hope people can see that. You know, I think really the question, you know, I don't know that that question's, I hope you can see that, 'cause it's a credit to these guys that they've done what they've done.
And now you take away their two best wing players, and their best scorers, and it's not hard to wonder why we lose — what, we've lost two in a row? Three in a row? I don't even know. We beat the Lakers, we lost to Golden State, we lost to Minnesota. So we've lost two games in a row. And we could lose six in a row.
You know, we could, but I mean, I think I've maintained the entire time that it's about us getting better. And when we lost nine in a row, I said the same thing. When we had the top record since the All-Star break, I said the same thing. And you know, let's be realistic about what our guys are doing right now.
Rudy [Gobert]'s never played this many minutes in his career. [Derrick] Fav[ors] has been a warrior. You know, Gordon [Hayward], Rodney [Hood], Alec [Burks] are out. Trey [Burke]'s got the burden of the scoring falling clearly on his shoulders. And you know, to be too critical of him, I think, is unfair to him. You know, there wasn't a ton of guys that are in position to take shots and score last, you know, last game. So, he's put in a tough position.
I'm, I feel great about what we've been doing, you know, and I refuse to start defining us by whether we win or lose a game…Maybe we win that [Minnesota] game and then we're talking about none of this.
We're talking about what a great job our D-League guys and our seven rookies that sang "Happy Birthday" to Gordon the other day — literally, seven guys. You know? I said before, it was like a boy band. It was great, you know? It was a great song, but if you expect those same guys to go out and play, you know, against some of the teams that we're facing, I think is unfair.
And that's not to say they won't bust their tails and play hard and we may win. But I think we need to be very honest with, it's not fair to these guys for us to have expectations for them that, the same expectations we had two weeks ago.
** Snyder on injuries at this point in the season
I think some of it, you know, as you get to the end of the season, you would hate to sacrifice someone's off-season and their health for one win…Right now, you know, you want the off-season to be really productive, and for us to get better in the off-season. It's one of the reasons I think Alec had his surgery when he did…So I think the same is true of Gordon and Rodney, that, you know, to get them back, not necessarily prematurely, but with any questions that could jeopardize, you know, going forward, where they are, I think is not wise.
** Snyder, asked if he understands Burke and Exum's struggles more because he was a point guard
I think that, the one, you know, and the empathy I do have for them is how much they're asked to do, and how visible what they, their mistakes are so visible because they have the ball. If the ball gets stolen, if they get beat, if they miss a shot, if they make a turnover, you know, you see it all. And it takes a real mental toughness, especially for guys that are that young. It's pretty well-documented that that position takes the longest to develop…and you know, we're accelerating their development with experience, and with work.
Some comic relief:
Post-Game Quotage
** Quin Snyder on the game
I thought it was a really good effort. You know, we need to be smarter. I thought we had some breakdowns, obviously, fourth quarter defensively, giving up that many points. You know, but I felt like we really competed in a situation where it would've been easy not to, to feel sorry for ourselves or whatever, and battle.
** Snyder, asked if Favors' 3-pointer was what he wanted on the last play
It was really a series of reads. The first guy was open, you know, Trey on a curl, and then Joe on a curl, and then Fav was supposed to pop. And you know, Fav ended up with it. It wasn't executed exactly the way we wanted, but it was sufficient. Oftentimes, you know, your 5-man is the least likely person to take the shot, and you know, in this case he ended up with it.
** Derrick Favors on shouldering the offensive load tonight
It was something I was prepared to do tonight. And you know, I just wanted to get myself going early so, you know, in the second half, you know, other guys could get theirself going. But you know, it was a tough night for us.
** Favors, asked why the Jazz gave up another big fourth quarter
You know, probably just communication, and you know, something we can probably fix. You know, just gotta watch film and you know, just learn from it, you know, and do better against Denver. But you know, just something we just gotta get better at.
** Favors, asked what he thought when the 3-pointer left his hand
I thought it was going in. You know, it was a good shot to me. I thought it was going in, but you know, it rimmed out. You know, maybe next time.
Bizarre Injury #1
** Trey Burke, asked why the Jazz have given up two straight big fourth quarters
I don't think it was just one thing that's caused it. You know, I think, you know, like coach said, we, our effort, you know, you can't question our effort. Our effort was at a high level tonight. It was a point we were up 10…but I think we could've played smarter down the stretch, not only offensively but on the defensive end. You know, a couple balls didn't bounce our way, but that's how the game goes.
** Burke on what happened with his neck
I kinda, it's like a, I think it's like a pinched nerve. You know, I kinda, w–like a whiplash. I turned my neck a little too fast, and my, pretty much, like, my whole back of my neck went numb, and you know, I didn't really, I kinda got scared, to be honest. So I just tried to call timeout. It started feeling, it star–it went away immediately, so it was kinda weird.
** Joe Ingles, asked why the Jazz have given up two straight big fourth quarters
I don't know. We probably would have fixed it if we knew. I mean, just little things. I mean, [Damian] Lillard went super aggressive there a few times in the last few minutes, and we didn't kind of have each other's backs the way we have in the past.
Bizarre Injury #2
Random Stuff, etc.
** People calling Damian Lillard "Damon": Ron Boone
** Did the Burkcourt coordinate their outfits?
Unintentional Dirty Quote Machines of the Night (UDQM)
** Joe Ingles on the Jazz's recent losses: It's disappointing when you know you can do it and you've done it for so long, and then you come out, and obviously you don't do it.
** Ron Boone on Rudy Gobert's "screen" on Dante Exum: You're supposed to rub as close as you can to your teammate…
Craig Bolerjack: That's more than a rub.
Booner: This is more than a rub, you know? (H/T @dianaallen)
** Quin Snyder on Derrick Favors, post-game: It wasn't like he just said, "Hey, Gordon's out, you know, here I come."
Red denotes most recent game.
Thanks to @OhioHadley and @davidjsmith1232 for the assist on the W-L record tonight.
Today's Opponent Game Thread host: Blazer's Edge.
by LaMarvelous on Mar 25, 2015 | 5:48 PM
If they make a movie of Quin Snyder's life
they should cast Brad Dourif.
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:07 PM
sartorially speaking, this game is offensive
by LeGarrette Blount's Right Fist on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:26 PM
Jazz have ugly uniforms
by gumbypuppy on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:26 PM
this is a clinic in crappiness
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:30 PM
Twelve Points. In a quarter.
What planet am I on?
by whatdidhejustsay? on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:36 PM
Blazers on pace for 48…for the game
by Timmyb1980 on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:36 PM
I think you could hear a pin drop in their arena.
by bluesloth on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:37 PM
or the blazer shot clank off the rim
by Carthage on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:38 PM
Who is Jack Cooley?
by LamarcusAldridgeMVP on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:38 PM
the Jazz are not scoring either. This is a good thing
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:44 PM
I'm confused….Utah has ANOTHER Milsap?
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:48 PM
His brother
by LamarcusAldridgeMVP on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:48 PM
Paul got his brother a job there and he rose through the ranks to become a player!
by Mortimer on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:51 PM
Wasn't he a video coordinator?
by occassia on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:54 PM
Yup, started as video coordinator and now he's starting!!!
Just shows that hard work and gumption pay off.
by Mortimer on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:55 PM
He was named as an interim starter last year and then this year was named defensive starter
by Mortimer on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:56 PM
Favors killing lopez
by blazermaniac32 on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:53 PM
Need Favors to change his name to Favours so Freeland can guard him
by Mortimer on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:53 PM
LMA just doesn't look comfortable out there like he normally does
by pdxthomastran on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:57 PM
I wouldn't be comfortable if that man-child Gobert was out there either
by AUS2PDX on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:59 PM
Favors again. Lopez probably shouldn't be guarding him.
by blazermaniac32 on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:58 PM
Favors is hard for anyone to stop
by Timmay! on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:59 PM
What a late blooming success story
by TheStripes on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:59 PM
Dang Favors is killing it
by pklym on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:58 PM
Favors, I'm going to need you to do us a favor and not keep doing that.
by Blazing Chargers on Mar 25, 2015 | 6:59 PM
Whoa, Utah's coach looks like Ludwig von Beethoven.
by Acab on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:22 PM
dude from American Psycho?
by pklym on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:22 PM
Or Harry Houdini
by Anomaly81 on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:25 PM
Ingles is one of the least athletic looking NBA players
by pklym on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:34 PM
He gots him those kangaroo legs though!
by AUS2PDX on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:35 PM
Seriously though, he looks like an alcoholic, pack-a-day smoker…
by Blazin' in Sydney on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:35 PM
Meth looks like the more likely substance to be honest
by AUS2PDX on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:36 PM
nah, those people are skinny
Joe has the doughy thing going.
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:41 PM
Joe Ingles outplaying Damian Lillard
say that to yourself until it makes sense. It may never happen.
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:40 PM
Another double-digit 4th quarter deficit.
by LamarcusAldridgeMVP on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:44 PM
Wow, this team has all the life of a headless corpse being thrown down a well.
by Acab on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:44 PM
And none of the momentum.
by Anomaly81 on Mar 25, 2015 | 7:45 PM
Whoa big dunk by Gobby!
by Mortimer on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:03 PM
That was a vicious dunk
by blazermaniac32 on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:03 PM
Someone send the rim's mother a bouquet.
by Acab on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:04 PM
Fourth quarter foul calls have been a killer
Utah's just marching to the line and Portland's getting hammered in the lane.
by Timmay! on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:04 PM
can't do a thing with Favors
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:07 PM
Favors is destroying us.
by blazermaniac32 on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:07 PM
Can we just appreciate the sheer amount of homer-ism by the Utah announcers? It's either they called something wrong against Utah, or we fouled and there was no call.
by taylorjohnduran on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:07 PM
On a side note, Utah's coach has possibly the BEST hair of any coach in the NBA.
by taylorjohnduran on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:08 PM
Praying to science that we can get a damn stop
by AUS2PDX on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:14 PM
You should educate your prime minister about science : (
by annthefan on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:18 PM
Don't get me started on that jerk
by AUS2PDX on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:18 PM
Maybe jerome kersey pinched trey burke in the neck for us :)
by KingLamarcus on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:15 PM
thanks, Jerome!
by gumbypuppy on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:19 PM
good time to play "Shake It Off"
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:15 PM
Wow $5 tickets in Utah…
just…wow. Do they have inflation there? Do they still use the gold/silver standard? Just what?!!?
by Idog1976 on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:19 PM
they have to look at those ugly uniforms.
by gumbypuppy on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:20 PM
With our luck
they're probably hitting a three
by AUS2PDX on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:22 PM
dang that was close
by pklym on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:23 PM
by pdxthomastran on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:23 PM
Thank God that's over!
by BlazersConga on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:23 PM
They didn't have Gordon
So we effectively only JUST beat half of the Utah Jazz
by AUS2PDX on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:23 PM
without Batum, Kaman, or half of LA, and the Jazz are a real team since ASB
by pklym on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:24 PM
they had Joe Ingles
he's 87% of the Jazz by himself
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:24 PM
We didn't have Wes, Nic, or Kaman
So they essentially JUST lost to half of the Portland Trail Blazers
by Darn you, darn you to heck! on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:24 PM
Favors killed us for 46 minutes
and then missed the last two shots badly. Lived up to his name. Whew.
by Corwin71 on Mar 25, 2015 | 8:23 PM


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Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on the wealthy
POSTED: Wednesday, April 13, 2011 - 6:28pm
UPDATED: Thursday, April 14, 2011 - 7:29pm
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama coupled a call for $4 trillion in long-term deficit reductions with a blistering attack on Republican plans for taxes, Medicare and Medicaid on Wednesday, laying down markers for a roiling debate in Congress and the 2012 presidential campaign to come.
Obama said spending cuts and higher taxes alike must be part of any deficit-reduction plan, including an end to Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy. He proposed an unspecified "debt failsafe" that would go into effect if Congress failed to make sure the national debt would be falling by 2014 relative to the size of the overall economy.
"We have to live within our means, reduce our deficit and get back on a path that will allow us to pay down our debt," the president said in a speech at George Washington University a few blocks from the White House. "And we have to do it in a way that protects the recovery, and protects the investments we need to grow, create jobs and win the future."
Obama's speech was salted with calls for bipartisanship, but it also bristled with attacks on Republicans. They want to "end Medicare as we know it," he said, and to extend tax cuts for the wealthy while demanding 33 million seniors pay more for health care.
"That's not right, and it's not going to happen as long as I am president," he vowed.
Obama spoke to an audience that included Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., author of the House Republican budget that drew repeated presidential scorn. The Budget Committee chairman later told reporters he had been excited to receive an invitation to the speech, believing the administration was extending an olive branch.
"Instead, what we got was a speech that was excessively partisan, dramatically inaccurate and hopelessly inadequate to addressing our country's pressing fiscal challenges," Ryan said. "What we heard today was not fiscal leadership from our commander in chief. What we heard today was a political broadside from our campaigner in chief."
Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, noted that the administration has asked Congress to raise the debt limit, but said, "the American people will not stand for that unless it is accompanied by serious action to reduce our deficit. More promises, hollow targets and Washington commissions simply won't get the job done."


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Rated 3.9 out of 5 by 292 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by WMCOLMES14 nice location change we usually stay in the times square area, but we decided to change to Chelsea. great location, right near all the Chelsea items, and a Whole Foods is near by. $5 can ride from Penn Station. Staff was very nice. Sadly our room was not ready when we arrived at 1, but it was at 2 as is standard. Rooms are small, but they are just a base for us to nap before going out. Sheraton Manhattan's rooms are bigger. Only complaints are the bathrooms are very dated, as if 4 points was some other brand. They re-ddi the rooms, but the bathroom as very basic. Also, the gym is tiny. Overall, would surely stay here again July 18, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by LRMoore70 Nice boutique hotel in a great location. We loved staying in Chelsea in the heart of the city. We felt like locals. Definitely recommend the restaurant..nice to have outdoor with tvs and shade right downstairs. Our room had a cool view of the Empire State building. Close to many subways stations. Definitely head to Brooklyn bagels. It was only a few blocks away...delicious. We will stay here if we come back. December 20, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by td99 Awesome staff and great location Staff could not have been moe friendly and welcoming. They really go above and beyond. The gift of a Billy's Bakery cupcake when you check in is worth the stay in my opinion. The location is great because it's a bit more of a neighborhood feel than some of the other Starwood properties in NYC. Not as touristy, a bit more quiet and you feel like you escape the mobs of people for a bit. 1/2 a block from whole foods, a baskin Robbins around the corner and a short walk to the subway. Room furniture, carpets and bathrooms are a bit dated and could stand to be renovated but room was very clean. October 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nikichina Home away from Home This was my first time staying at a Four Points and I was pleasantly surprised and will def stay here again. The overall experience was great and comparable to hotels that are much more pricey-- The welcome coffee every AM in the lobby, the welcome cupcakes/drinks, the apples at the front desk, the front desk staff who went out of their way to help guests, and the very comfortable rooms. Although no hot water maker in room (besides coffee maker), the staff got me hot water upon request. They had restaurant tips for all occasions. I found the hotel great value, and would stay there again. February 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by tiff125 clean, nice views The hotel was located just off a busy street, so it was quieter than we expected. the beds were comfortable, the bathroom larger than expected with great shower pressure. Staff was very helpful and even got us checked into our room early. (such a bonus!) our only complaints are the elevator was slow, and for a couple of days one elevator was broken so it took forever to get to and from your room. also we used the Irish pub/restaurant just once because the food and the service was LOUSY!!!! we never spent our money on food there again, street vendors were even better than that place :-( April 1, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Arthur Mixed Feelings - Good and Bad The staff here have a mixed balance. Somebody told me wrong message regarding laundry which got me into an awkward situation where I have no clothes to wear for my conference. Jessica is the person who helped me to take care of that, which I think she did a great job. Later the building next to hotel had a super loud and noisy roof-top party on Saturday night, and the staff told me they won't help solve this problem, which definitely made me feel very bad and uncomfortable. I personally don't like the attitude and capability of the staff working here, except for this Jessica lady. June 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lauren13 Fantastic stay! My partner and I were in town to attend the 2014 NYC Vegetarian Food Festival and were looking for a place to stay that was close to the location. This hotel was perfectly located to both the event and several subway stops, which made getting around the city a breeze. When we arrived, we were greeted by an awesomely friendly doorman who helped us with our bags. The front desk attendant was very friendly and helpful - we were even able to check in earlier than our scheduled time. The room had a great view of the city, was very clean, and the BED - we slept like babies! As we were checking out of the hotel a few days later, we were already making plans to return to this hotel for another visit to the city. March 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by edgrimley Great front desk staff Don't often write reviews but I want to be sure to highlight the wonderful front desk service at the Four Points Sheraton Chelsea last week. After a loooong Acela ride from Boston and a late arrival, I received an extremely friendly greeting. This was followed by an upgrade, some extra points as a thank you and after inquiring about breakfast a free breakfast voucher. All of the little freebies were nice, but the attitude and professionalism were the best part. Thanks! The front desk personnel that night was a woman with dark hair. Thursday and Friday 3/29 and 3/30. April 2, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by chelsea No frills for SPG members I am a platinum spg member and did not receive any recognition or perks for the status at the hotel. Just a traditional room which was supposed to be on the spg level but that seemed like every other level. The bed was no a heavenly bed or very comfortable. The decor is very dark and several lamps are required in the rooms. Baths are small but clean. Restaurant has great service staff but average food. The lobby is tiny and contains the business center, the concierge desk, and the reception desk. I'll definitely look at alternative starwood properties on my next trip. July 29, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by meanchat very disappointed This was my first stay at this property and I had higher expectations based upon my stays at other Four Points properties in the city. As a Godl member, I would have expected a better room. On the 5th floor, facing the street, I did not get a good night's sleep with the garbage truck and traffic noise. As one of the priamry reasons is to get a good night's sleep, the hotel failed on this account. The room was very dated and dark with worn furniture. There were no outlets by the desk, so the hotel is not for the business traveler. The television remote did not work and the heating system did not work effectively. The hotel needs a serious renovation. I wish I had chosen to stay elsewhere. Lewis at check-in was helpful. February 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by NYnewbie Clean, Convenient, Courteous! Great location for any first time traveler with friendly and informative front desk attendants who provided great suggestions on late light dinning options and free parking spots. The hotel being on 25th St and 7th Ave made it within a short walk to Penn Station and the 23rd St subway which provided easy access to just about everything Manhattan... Times Square, Central park, Wall Street, Fifth Ave Shops, etc... (It also helped having Whole Foods Market and Jamba Juice across the street) After a long day touring around town it was refreshing to return to a clean room with clean sheets, fresh towels, complimentary in room water bottles and free wireless internet. Overall a great hotel, with great staff and great location! May 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by FireMedic Oct 11-13, 2013 late check in and was surprise that i got and upgrade from 2 full bed to 2 queen bed with City view but not really a nice view but it was fine. The room were nice and clean, bed were very comfy. A lot of trash on the streets from other businesses but that doesn't bother me at all. the place is close by whole food store and 24 hr pharmacy which is a plus. a small convenient store with good breakfast at the corner on 7th Ave & 25th St. A good walk to Time Square which is a healthy thing to do. I would recommend this place to anybody and certainly will stay again. October 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Zcip Fantastic Location, Room Decent, Staff Not so Hot Let me start off by saying I have stayed in 5+ starwood hotels in NYC and this is one of my favorites location wise. Easy access to multiple subways, including penn station. Food wise, whole foods, startbucks, chipotle, bagel shop around the corner on and on. This location makes food and coffee so easy and wonderful. The rooms are comparable for hotels in the area, comfortable enough for NYC and are quiet for good nights rest. Would gladly book another stay here. Lobby is crammed, so don't expect to have a hang out spot in the hotel outside of your room. Staff is not the best here. Quite cranky in fact. Also, do not expect help with your bags here. There is no doorman or bell boy, so be prepared to drag all your bags yourself... April 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Leipah NYC jan 1-5 2014 Alitia and the rest of the staff went out of their way to answer questions and help with basic directions and pointers. The rooms were very clean and maintained during our time away during the day. This hotel is situated far enough away from Times Square but close enough to great restaurants, a whole foods and the 23rd street subway to make it very convenient. Breakfasts in hotel bar were basic but good and food at night as standard bar food. If you want a reasonably priced hotel with great location and service I highly recommend this property. January 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by StephenSF Elevators and doors need serious help Stay at this hotel very frequently so I obvious recommend it. The staff is as nice and accommodating as any at any high end hotel in which I've stayed. I implore management, however, to replace the room door locks. My keys demagnetized almost on a daily basis necessitating frequent trips to the front desk for help. The elevators are awful. The hotel is too tall for two elevators only especially when one is out of service. Still recommend the hotel - even with these flaws. You can't beat the neighborhood either, and the hotel bar is great. October 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by TravelJunkie2014 Comfortable stay, good location Property met all our basic needs: clean, comfy, (mostly) quiet, friendly & hospitable staff. Wish the on-site restaurant was more appealing--loud sports bars just aren't our thing (a hipster wine bar would better suit us :)) Good location for easy access uptown and downtown and especially Chelsea, which is perfect for art gallery-hoppers. Plenty of eateries around, and a Whole Foods just across the street. Easy to get to from EWR (NJ Transit to Penn Station, then a quick walk to the hotel). Will definitely be back! September 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Laurie Great location This hotel's location is perfect if you are spending most of your time downtown (Chelsea, MPD, Village). Great restaurants and bars just blocks away, and walkable to Chelsea Market and all of the MPD. We were on the 21st floor which really kept the noise level down nicely. The beds are VERY comfortable although small (not really doubles?). The only negative was the cleanliness of our restroom. It smelled strongly like mildew and was almost impossible to be in because of this. Also there are no black-out shades. Overall, would stay again! November 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dottie02 This hotel has excellent features Loved everything! Front desk people amazing esp: Dion and Jennifer--Clean room/bathroom. Beds--soooo comfortable! City view at night--spectacular! Bar and restaurant--a pleasant surprise! Valet parking a big plus for me! Two doors to my event--wow! As a former travel agent I have see a lot of hotels, this really measured up for the money. I have stayed in sheratons before especially on Cape Cod and loved the experience (one reason I took a chance on this hotel) Thanks to all. I will be back and also recommend this to all my friends. Dot March 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ws411 Tired, but Great Location This hotel is a Starwood-wannabee. While the hotel was perfectly fine for our stay (because we weren't in the hotel that much), it didn't really fel like a Starwood property. The front desk staff did very little to make us feel welcomed. The rooms need a makeover. A fresh coat of paint would be a good start. The curtains do not block out the morning sun at all. The Fitness Center (if you can call it that) was dirty and tired. If you need to be in Chelsea, this is a great choice for its location. Just don't expect much more in return. November 25, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Travelmom Better stays at other SPG hotels The room they gave us was quite disappointing. Its was our third stay at this hotel. It was old, dingy, smelled musty and did not have any amenities. The furniture could have used a dusting as well as some furniture polish. It was scratched, dinged and I was surprised it didn't fall apart. Facing the inside it was loud with voices from the building across quad which kept me awake at night. Although I used points for 2 nights and am a gold member I received no benefits even though I had booked months ago none of my requests were met. February 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jason44 Great Location, Great Staff - Current Renovation Project Great stay as always with SPG properties. Loved the location of this hotel (between Chelsea/Meatpacking/Flatiron) and the staff was wonderful. There was a TON of construction occurring this past week (9/2-9/5) as they are currently renovating the property. I didn't notice any additional noise, but the property was very busy (furniture/boxes/workers everywhere). The great news is that renovation workers were overly friendly and courteous to me as a hotel guest. Looking forward to staying here again once it's completed! September 6, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Akuryo Great Stay We stayed for only 1 night with two adults and two kids under 3yrs old. The staff were immediately helpful with the valet service, getting our stuff to the room, answering our questions and making our tired kids brighten up after a long drive. In addition we were upgraded for free. The only thing that wasn't perfect was the tv. Although we didn't come there to watch tv it was helpful to have in the evenings to keep the kids quiet but unfortunately many of the channels did not work and there was only one kids channel. January 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Amy28 Great place to stay Enjoyed our stay in NYC at the Four Points by Sheraton. The hotel had very comfortable beds. I loved the down comforter and pillows--made the bed very soft. My husband and son though are allergic and were not thrilled that that was the only choice for pillow (although we didn't ask--maybe they had others). Could hear the traffic a little, but not too bad--it's New York though, we expected to hear traffic. The rooms were small, but plenty of room for a hotel. It was VERY clean! I would definitely stay here again! July 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by ECRV Great Stay I recently stayed at this property while on business in the city and it was great!! It was clean, property was in good proximity to many of the places I needed to go and the rooms made you feel right at home. My front desk agent Dione was very knowledgeable about his job and was patient/helpful with me while I resolved a credit card issue, he also took care of me always while I was coming and going thru the weekend. Definitely reward him for great guest service. I will stay here again if I have business in Midtown. November 6, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Crlgrl13 Great Stay We stayed at this hotel for a long weekend. The staff was wonderful the entire weekend from Check-in to Check-out. Everyone was gracious and attentive. The room was compact but our intent wasn't to spend much time there so it totally met our needs. Great view of the city. We ate breakfast each morning at the attached restaurant and that was great. Quick, friendly service and the food was good as well. There was a wait for the elevators a few times but nothing that was a huge impact to our stay. August 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SGRAinchelsea Greeted with a cupcake I can't tell you how excited I am to have found this hotel- I travel to NYC on business and to visit friends frequently, and prefer to stay in my old neighborhood of Chelsea. I was greeted at check-in with a cupcake from Billy's Bakery- which had been my favorite bake shop when I lived in NYC! Everyone was pleasant and helpful, and the room was comfortable, clean, and had everything I needed. All in all, a great stay in a great location, and most important, affordable. You all have just won my business. February 18, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Soaks01 Great Stay Had a wonderful stay here. Only a few complaints: No Parking (but that's NY for you) No Central Air- Window Air Conditioners (You cannot control the temperature) It was really stuffy overnight Shower Pressure was low Room Service was OK - was charged a 4 dollar room service fee? I wish that was listed somewhere because I would have went downstairs to pick it up. I was also automatically charged gratuity which was fine. Pros: The people at the front desk were super friendly and accommodating. July 1, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Ali007 Just OK I'm orginally from NYC so I know what the city has to offer. Having said that this is the first time I have stayed at this hotel. (I travel to the city at least once a month for business) I am SPG Gold and I can tell you there are many other SPG hotels in the city that are a better value for the $$! The staff did not seem to all be on the same page as far as the hotel parking...frustrating when you are driving into town. Over all the hotel was clean, but again the value wasn't there for the buck. July 25, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by DCTravelHound good alternative in NYC first and foremost this is a four points property - i am not trying to downplay the great attributes of the property, but it is a four points - so i had my expectations set with that mindset. with that said, it was a great property for a night. i had a need for a room even though i live in NYC, and this property was a great choice. my only comment was the lighting in the room, but i understand it is soon to be renovated and i hope that will be addressed. the rooms are small (this is NYC after all), but the beds were comfortable and the bathroom spotless (and i judge a "value hotel" by its bathroom). The staff was very accommodating and friendly at check-in, and my few requests were handled quickly and efficiently. there is no "NYC attitude" from the staff - i recommend this property for a stay in NYC. May 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Julie2013 The hotel was exactly what we needed We came in on a red-eye from the west coast to tour colleges for the weekend. We arrived at the hotel around 7:30am and the staff was incredibly helpful. They stored our luggage until our room was ready and again when we checked out. The room was small, but very clean and comfortable. The bathroom was very small, but again, very clean. I would recommend this hotel to someone who plans to spend their time exploring the city and wants a good, clean place to lay their head at night. October 14, 2013


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By Eric
from Cleveland , Ohio
About Me Classic Dresser
Comments about Jos. A. Bank VIP Voyager Leather Bomber Jacket:
The jacket is wonderful exactly what I was looking for at a very fair price. I will say this . The online experience was terrific. What I did not like was my personal experience at the Southpark Store in Strongsville, Ohio. I went to the store to look at the jacket and try it on . The store price was full list and when I mentioned the online price the saleswoman was less than gracious. I will not walk into that store. Online computer sales were more personable than that store. I would have expected a snooty attitude if I were on Rodeo Drive but Strongsville? As I said never again in that store.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By mom
from Milan oh
I bought this for my son for Christmas. He absolutely loves the jacket. The quality is exceptional and the fit is perfect. I will buy more clothing from Joseph a banks.
Classic look and perfect fit!
By Kathy
from Bluffton, SC
About Me Casual Dresser
I purchased this online as a Christmas gift for my son in Los Angeles. The price was great, shipping was quick and my son called to say he LOVED the jacket. Size XL fit him perfectly, and he liked the feel of the leather. Perfect for cooler L.A. nights. It is replacing one he "borrowed" from me several years ago which is in tatters now after constant use.
Great deal-bomber style leather jacket
By Leese
from Hackettstown, NJ
Parcel arrived prpomptly and was packaged nicley. My husband loves it.
Christmas Gift
By Ron
from Ofallon, IL
Very nice casual leather jacket
Great Jacket
By Mike
from Tuscaloosa. AL
A nice looking jacket and comfortable. Like the quality of the leather, soft and durable. The large is a little snug, so you might want to try on one in a store before ordering online.
Perfect Bomber Jacket
By Happy Wife
from Johnstown PA
Purchased this jacket for my husband for Christmas and cannot wait to give it to him. Jacket is very well made and the perfect weight for our cold winter nights. He has wanted a bomber jacket for many years and now he has one..thank you Joseph A Bsnks!!!..
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
VIP Vintage Leather Bomber Jacket
By Shopper Gal
from New York
About Me Trendy/Stylish Dresser
Beautiful quality leather jacket with great current design. So well made. The fit is perfect.I surprised my husband with this leather jacket for his birthday. He loves it and wears it all the time. It looks great with jeans or with dress pants on an evening out. Thank You Joseph A Bank
Very satisfied customer
By barbm
from Grand Prairie, TX
Beautiful jacket, great price. My husband is very pleased. I asked a question about the shipment, and received a prompt response. I am very pleased with the transaction.
Like my leather jacket.
By Bill
from Port St Lucie, Fl
I've wanted a leather bomber jacket for years. I live in Florida so we only wear jackets a few times a year. I bought this one on clearance and love it.
good and bad
By IMHO
from Midwest
I first ordered a medium size and it was too small. sleeves were at least an inch short. I returned it for a large. When it arrived it felt too big so on closer examination of the (store)tags on the jacket said large, but when I looked at the "real tag" from the manufacture,in the collar, it was XL. So, I again returned it to get a large. Now that I have it, the fit is slightly better, but it still feels snug, but the sleeves are now longer. I think the jacket looks great but the fit still isn't the very best. I have been a JAB customer for years and most products are pretty consistent in sizing, but this isn't (for me).
By Brett
from Griffin, GA
What a wonderful surprise! Excellent product and great value. Just like it was described, and fits perfectly. Thanks.
Fantastic Leather Jacket
By XXL Dave
from SF Bay Area
I bought this jacket on sale at a outstanding price. The distressed leather and resultant look are superlative. I am 6'4" tall and weigh 215lbs. and normally wear a 46 Long sports jacket. I was unsure whether to order the XL or the XXL. After discussions with Bank's customer service I chose the XXL. I am extremely pleased as the fit is super. This jacket has all positives and no negatives.
Great Quality
from DFW Texas
Good looking, "weighty" jacket with a nice worn-in look. Since I ordered on-line, I wasn't sure about the size since some reviews had mentioned that the jacket seemed oversized. I wear a 42 suit and went with the large model, and I don't see it to be oversized for me at all. Fits well, with just enough extra room if you need to wear a sweater underneath. Another nice touch is the zippered internal pocket (two) for storing a phone, etc. Very pleased overall. Jacket is very impressive.
Service and delivery comments:
Delivery was prompt, and jacket was well protected. Even included the heavy duty hanger.
Love the jacket
By Doc
from Portland Oregon
Jacket is great and fits excellent... Wear it all most everyday !!!!
Great fit. Exactly as described.
By GOBA Chuck
from Troy, OH
Leather jackets take a beating from me. This looks as if it will be up to the challenge.
Packaged very well. The padded hanger is a plus. I'm still using it to help keep the jacket in good form.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
My Favorite Jacket
By EEjim
from NH
I was worried about the size, but the "Large" fits perfectly (I'm 6'1 195). The leather is high quality and the jacket is plenty warm enough for 20 degree weather. I'm very happy with the quality --- it is my favorite jacket. I suppose you get what you pay for as it seemed a bit pricey.Very happy with my purchase.
love the leather jaket
By Mom in MD
from Barnesvillle, MD
I bought this leather jacket for my son, after his earlier leather jacket gift hit the dust. I read all the reviews and decided this one was worth a try, what a hit. My son loves it, I like the restained style and stitching.We are so happy, he is an Iraq Vet, and a dog trainer, he loves it.
I would buy this jacket again and again.
By Joe in Michigan
from Grandville, Michigan
jacket looks great and wears well as a casual clothing. Looks good with all my shirts. friends like the feel of the material - very soft.
Outstanding jacket
By Mr.
from Champaign, IL
Great XMAS present. First time I purchased from Bank on-line and delivery was timely.
Great value
By The Golfer
from Spring Lake, NJ
nice jacket, good quality and great value.
Always wanted a bomber jacket
By John
from Simpsonville, SC
Received my Vintage Bomber Jacket for Christmas. It is everything I wanted in a leather jacket. I love the look and the weight of the jacket. I will use it for casual as well to dress up events. Fits great and looks great. I believe it will only look better with frequent wear. My wife bought the jacket on sale during the Christmas season and we saw the same jacket in the store at full price. We got a great product at a great price.
Wonderful jacket
By Rosemary
from State College, PA
Looks great on - casual but put together look. Such nice leather. My husband never thinks he needs new clothes but - basically hasn't gone out without wearing it. When it feels this good and looks this good, can't beat that.
Unparallelled Fit and Quality
By Frank the Athlete
from Tallahassee, Fl.
I'm picky and when I sink a good piece of money into something it had better be right. This jacket is just that. Sleeves just the right length, fit in the body, body length; all good. Construction is off the charts. I bought it at the lowest of the sale prices but it is more than a good buy even at more than what I paid for it.
By anonymous
from Ohio
This jacket is a classic. The leather is supple and soft, but sturdy enough to wear everyday. The fit is true. My husband absolutely loves it.
By 400 flyer
from Chciago, IL
Size was accurate. Quality of leather very good. Warm,comfortable jacket. Great sale price.
Great jacket!
By Bryant
from Baltimore, MD
Very nice jacket. Soft, fits well - good, traditional feel with an up-dated look.
Delivered ahead of schedule - very pleasantly surprised, actually, that I received the jacket so quickly.
Beautiful jacket. Husband loved it.
By Trudy
from West Deptford, NJ
My husband loved the jacket. I bought it to replace one from 30 years ago and it is just perfect.
Delivery was extremely prompt. I believe I received it in 2 days from order. This was not expected during the Christmas rush.Very satified with product and service/delivery.
Great Deal, Best Quality
By Frank Fid
from Birmingham, Alabama
Beautiful and way better than expected. Very nice fit and trendy.
Fits Well, Looks Great
By Scott
from Palmerton, PA
I was looking for a replacement for a leather jacket i got about 10 years ago and this one was perfect even matching the lining material. I was a little concerned about buying on-line for fit but as others here have said - it is cut a little on the big side and that was great for me. The leather is very soft and has a nice worn in patina.
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Regular breast exams should be a part of every woman's life.
"Some people may say no one in my family has ever had breast cancer," said Dr. Randy W. Cooper, of University Hospital's Breast Health Center.
Those living outside of North Augusta city limits and are not on the city's utility system can expect to pay a little more for fire protection under the proposed 2013 city budget.
It's been three months since Donnie Thompson, the owner of Windsor Jewelers, purchased the North Augusta Golf & Country Club.
Thompson said last week that he is still waiting on a new company to come in and manage the club.
Man fatally shot at apartment
About 2:45 a.m. Saturday, police responded to a report of a shooting at Ridgeview Manor Apartments on Bradleyville Road. They found Travis Smith, 28, dead of a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
Do you believe breast cancer is preventable? Or are you more likely to think you may get it even if you do everything right?
Actually, both are correct.
DOCTORS HOSPITAL MAMMOGRAM: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays; everyone who schedules a mammogram in October will receive a coupon good for a free Chick-fil-A sandwich with the purchase of any beverage; (877) 357-0159
LOOK GOOD . FEEL BETTER: 1-3 p.m.
Voter registration deadline nears
The deadline to register to vote in the Nov. 6 general election is Saturday.
Belvedere Elementary
• Pupils will be released at 12:30 p.m. Oct. 3.
• Domino's Spirit Night is Thursday.
• If interested in volunteering at the school, volunteers must attend a training session. Sessions will be offered at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct.
The daughter of former Columbia County Commissioner Scott Dean and another woman were indicted last week for a Harlem burglary.
Well, fall is here, and with it comes new and exciting art events in our area and at the Arts and Heritage Center of North Augusta.
SPORT: Volleyball
GRADE: Eighth
SCHOOL: North Augusta Middle
WHY DID YOU CHOOSE VOLLEYBALL? My friends played it.
Michelle Burns shares the importance of doing breast self-exams with each woman she meets. "I would encourage everybody to do breast self-exams. That's how I found mine," said the North Augusta resident, referencing a lump she found Sept. 8, 2011.
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