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Week #4 of the 2015 CrossFit Open
Our Friday Night Lights Series continues this week with workout 15.4. We are extremely proud of how well everyone has performed thus far. You have displayed impressive performances, as well as set some PRs along the way. We know as each week presents itself, you will keep getting better, and we are proud to celebrate all your achievements along with you. This week, we welcome Pure Pharma and The Not So Fast Paleo Food Truck as our local friendly vendor for our Friday Night Lights series.
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Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), on Friday, said it would soon announce measures to protect investors against stock crashes on the bourses.
Last month, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) witnessed 'flash crash', when the Mumbai-based brokerage Emkay Global Financial Services sent the exchange index tumbling as much as 15.5 per cent in just a few seconds, creating a panic among traders. The crash was the result of erroneous trades worth $126 million, placed by Emkay Global.
"We are going to take some measures so that there is some pre-check in orders, in pricing and there are some other checks also introduced. We are looking at avoiding similar incidents," SEBI Chairman U. K. Sinha told reporters here on the sidelines of a securities market conference.
"We are going to announce some measures based on experts views. Lapses on part of any intermediaries will be looked at separately and actions will be taken," Mr. Sinha said.
He said the regulator was acting on both the fronts — systematic improvement and action for lapses.
Commenting on the regulator's decision to discontinue mini-derivatives contracts, Mr. Sinha said as a measure of experiment, SEBI allowed mini-derivatives contracts, but data show that trading in mini contacts constituted only a minuscule and it was felt that there might be certain amount of misuse and mis-selling happening in those contracts.
"Therefore, as a measure to provide safety to small investors we have taken the decision to discontinue mini contracts," he said.
Derivatives contracts first started with a minimum ticket size of Rs.2 lakh. But earlier this week, the regulator banned it.
Replying to a query on call-data records, Mr. Sinha said, at his meeting with the government officials, they assured him that they were going to find a way on how to provide that data.
"The difficulty on the part of the government is that there is a judicial pronouncement about how conversation can be shared or intercepted. I was given to understand that keeping that sensitivity in mind — that privacy of all are respected — at the same time providing some rule whereby regulators like SEBI can get access to call data records.
"They are thinking of amending the rules. I am not talking of law, but the rules. I believe the rule making process is on and hopefully it will be ready soon," Mr. Sinha said.
On rationalisation rules for portfolio investments, Mr. Sinha said the government had accepted only qualified foreign investors (QFIs) portion of the report by the working group.
At present, foreign portfolio investors take various routes such as foreign institutional investors (FIIs), QFIs or private equity (PE).
"Our interaction with the Finance Ministry indicated that they would like us to start working in that direction. They wanted us to work in that direction, so we are in process of setting up working group on small committee which will have representations from tax people, legal and market participants," he said.
On the Sahara imbroglio, he refused to comment saying that "there are certain directions from the apex court, and we are working on to implement them.


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Heriot-Watt University - School Of Engineering & Physical Sciences, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Posted: 26 March, Deadline: 2 April
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Cosmetics Europe, Brussels, Belgium
Posted: 20 March
Senior Development Engineer
Novo Nordisk, Hillerød, Denmark
Posted: 18 March, Deadline: 5 April
Nutrition Officer (Nutrition Assessment and Scientific Advice)
FAO - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome, Italy
Posted: 16 March, Deadline: 3 April
Postdoc Position: Nanoscale Biophysics
FOM - Foundation for Fundamental Research on Matter, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Posted: 1 April
Cosmetics and Ingredients Safety Assessors
Biorius, Manage, Belgium
Posted: 31 March, Deadline: 30 April
Postdoctoral Scientist - Epigenetics
DKFZ - German Cancer Research Center, Heidelberg, Germany
Posted: 26 March, Deadline: 16 April
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AB Inbev, Leuven, Belgium
Posted: 24 March
Regulatory Scientist
Philip Morris International, Neuchatel, Switzerland
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Academic Position Biochemistry
KU Leuven - Department of Chemistry, Leuven, Belgium
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University of Dundee - College of Life Sciences, Dundee, United Kingdom
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VIB, Leuven, Belgium
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Research Assistant Bio-informatics
Bayer CropScience, Nunhem, Netherlands
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Director of Science
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Technical Officer - Genome Engineering Service Facility
EMBL - European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Monterotondo, Italy
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Postdoctoral Fellow in Physical Chemistry
Lund University, Lund, Sweden
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Advanced Postdoctoral Position in Vaccinology
University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland
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TUM - Technical University Munich, Munich, Germany
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Beatson Institute for Cancer Research, Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Aarhus University, Silkeborg (Jutland), Denmark
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Beatson Institute for Cancer Research, Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Bioinformatics Postdoc in Evolutionary Genomics
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Institut Curie, Orsay, France
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Natural History Museum Vienna, Vienna, Austria
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Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark
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Cheap North Sea crude woos Med refiners bereft of Libyan oil
LONDON, Dec 18 (Reuters) – Mediterranean refiners have more
than doubled purchases of North Sea crude grades since November,
an unusual move that is expected to extend into 2014 with
British and Norwegian oil as the go-to substitute for absent
Libyan barrels.
The bulk of Libya's oil export terminals have been blocked
by protest groups since the end of July, meaning around 1
million barrels per day of light, sweet oil is missing from the
market, forcing refiners to look for crude elsewhere.
A Minute With-British folk singer Hardy on delving into the past
LONDON, Dec 18 (Reuters) – Fiddle player and songwriter
Bella Hardy has been in the vanguard of the British folk revival
of the last few years, with six albums under her belt and
numerous award nominations, including BBC Radio 2′s Folk Singer
of the Year.
Hardy has been hailed as a talent to watch since her 2007
debut album "Night Visiting", and in 2012 she won BBC Radio 2′s
Folk Award for Best Original Song for "The Herring Girl".
Betting on oil spreads: from money spinner to widow maker
LONDON/NEW YORK, Nov 25 (Reuters) – One of the most popular
trading bets in oil markets, based on attempts to predict price
differences between European and U.S. oil benchmarks, is proving
to be one of the trickiest as funds suffer losses after sky-high
gains earlier this year.
For a generation, European and U.S. oil price benchmarks
rose and fell more or less in tandem, with U.S. WTI crude
usually worth a few dollars more than London's Brent.
Newcomers step up as oil majors ditch old North Sea fields
LONDON, Nov 15 (Reuters) – Ageing North Sea fields are being
abandoned by oil majors and increasingly rely on national oil
companies (NOC) from countries such as China and large service
providers to keep the oil – and tax revenues – flowing.
In the past, the company that owned the asset operated it,
but as output from mature fields has dwindled and oil majors
such as BP and Shell have sold out to smaller
producers, traditional models have become less economic.
Investors shun commodity ETPs in October as dollar strengthens
LONDON (Reuters) – Investors pulled $2.76 billion from commodity exchange-traded products (ETPs) in October, diverting money into equities as a recovering U.S. economy boosted the dollar and created headwinds for commodity performance.
Broad commodity ETPs lost $561 million in October, according to global data from BlackRock, whilst equity ETPs attracted $35.9 billion, with strong contributions to U.S. equities, developed markets and emerging markets.
Banks, traders morph roles in commodity market rivalry
LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) – A decades-old rivalry between
banks and trading houses in commodities markets is taking new
forms, as banks adjust to tighter regulations and merchant
traders mount increasingly sophisticated challenges.
Banks have long been the dominant players in hedging – when
commodities producers and consumers buy derivatives to help
offset potential sharp price swings.
NYMEX traders allege big firms manipulated Brent oil prices
LONDON (Reuters) – Four NYMEX traders have alleged that the North Sea Brent crude oil market has been manipulated by oil majors and trading houses since at least 2002, in a class action they brought in the wake of a wide ranging European Commission inquiry.
Royal Dutch Shell, BP, Statoil, Morgan Stanley, Trafigura Beheer, Trafigura, Phibro Trading and Vitol are named as defendants in the lawsuit filed in a Manhattan court in October.
Oil by 2020 to fall to $80 in real terms -Reuters poll
LONDON, Oct 30 (Reuters) – Global oil consumers are likely
to feel the benefit of much cheaper fuel by 2020 thanks to the
U.S.-led shale boom, a Reuters survey found.
According to the median estimate of the poll, Brent crude
will average $95 a barrel over the course of 2020, a drop of $20
from the estimate in a similar survey a year ago, even though
spot oil prices have changed little since then.
Oil flat at $109 on uncertain China demand outlook
LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) – Brent crude futures held steady
at around $109 a barrel on Friday after strong Chinese Q3 GDP
data was offset by poor September oil demand in the world's
second largest oil consumer.
Brent crude was up 15 cents at $109.26 a barrel by
0920 GMT but the contract was still poised to lose around 1.9
percent on the week after two weeks of gains. U.S. crude oil
fell 2 cents to $100.65.
Crunch time for commodity managers as fundamentals return
LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) – This year is likely to be make or
break for commodity funds as supply and demand fundamentals gain
the upper hand in driving prices following five years of dismal
performance determined mainly by economic factors.
The resurgence of fundamentals should, in theory, make it
easier for active managers with specialist knowledge and skills
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text: News Connections: Second Opinion LIVE! - Life After Cancer By Elissa Orlando • 35 minutes ago Listen Listening... / 52:11 Life after cancer, with a couple going through the journey right now. Long after the shock of the diagnosis and the treatment has ended, cancer is still very much a part of a person's life. This hour, we discuss what "Life After Cancer" looks like--the physical, emotional, psychological and psychosocial aspects of life with a couple experiencing this right now: Tiffany and Rick Staropoli. Tiffany created a blog of her cancer journey, and will talk about her dancing - one thing that raised her spirits through treatment - and the videos that became a YouTube sensation. Connections: Healthcare Innovations, ADA Housing is Expensive, and More By Matthew Leonard & Evan Dawson • 46 minutes ago Listen Listening... / 51:11 Lots to cover on another Innovation Friday. On Innovation Friday, we'll sit in on a two-day healthcare innovation challenge where design students from RIT come up with solutions for real world medical dilemma. Then, we look at why 25 years after the Americans with Disabilities Act laid out federal guidelines for accessible housing, new reporting from upstate suggests that much of that designated housing is expensive and segregated. We'll also pay tribute to one of the pioneers of bird conservation – Roland Clement – who died this week aged 102, he was a contemporary of Rachel Carson of Silent Spring fame and also worked on alerting Americans to the dangers of DDT exposure. We finish the hour with our colleague Kara Miller from the Innovation Hub in Boston who have been thinking about what the cultural differences between West and East could mean for innovation. Budget Sticking Points Remain Ethics and Education By Karen DeWitt • 56 minutes ago State lawmakers planned to hold some meetings throughout the weekend as they put the finishing touches on the state budget. A couple of big issues remain unresolved. Senate Republicans are trying to modify Governor Cuomo's proposal to require full disclosure of law clients in legislators' outside business. Senate GOP Leader Dean Skelos, who works part time at a private law firm, says he expects to agree on a "robust" new disclosure law, but concedes that it may only apply to new law clients, not existing business arrangements. Verizon Wireless Adding Hundreds Of Jobs By Randy Gorbman • 3 hours ago Verizon Wireless is planning to add hundreds of jobs at its Henrietta-based call center. Spokesman John O'Malley says they already have added more than 300 full time customer service and technical support positions at that location last year, and he says more are on the way. "As our customer base grows we need more customer support and technical support people to serve those customers and we're actively looking to hire more than 300 reps here at our Rochester call center this year and this career fair this weekend is part of that ongoing effort." ACT Rochester Community Report Card 2015 By Alex Crichton • 3 hours ago ACTRochester.org ACT Rochester delivered its annual Community Report Card today, and it shows the nine-county region trailing the state by 10 percent or more in three key areas: Financial Self-Sufficiency, the Arts, and Public Safety. Director Ann Johnson says childhood poverty rates, which have risen four percentage points the last two years, is a culmination of many different issues. She says ACT Rochester is working to change the culture of how our community uses data to solve that and other problems. Harry Reid Backs Sen. Schumer To Replace Him As Dem. Leader WASHINGTON (AP) Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid is backing New York Sen. Chuck Schumer to succeed him as Democratic leader. Reid issued his endorsement Friday morning, shortly after announcing he would be retiring next year instead of running for re-election. Reid spokesman Adam Jentleson says that the choice is up to Senate Democrats,``but Sen. Reid thinks Sen. Schumer has earned it.'' WXXI-TV Wins Four Telly Awards By Randy Gorbman • 4 hours ago WXXI has won four Telly awards – three bronze awards for its national health care series, Second Opinion, and a fourth bronze for its documentary Music for Life: The Story of New Horizons. The Telly Awards Competition recognizes distinction in local, regional, and cable TV programs and commercials, as well as video and film productions. Chase Layoff Notices Go Out By Randy Gorbman • 5 hours ago en.wikipedia.org Layoff notices went out to nearly 350 local employees at JP Morgan Chase in Rochester this week. The company confirms the actual notices went out on Thursday, although the employees had initially been told in January that the cuts were coming. The employees work in the mortgage banking business at the Chase Tower. Chase says that as the U.S. economy improves, it has meant fewer people have needed refinancing and other mortgage services, and that's meant less demand for that business unit Alex Castro Hired To Leadership Position At PathStone By Randy Gorbman • 5 hours ago PathStone, a Rochester organization which provides services to low-income families and economically distressed communities throughout the state, has hired Alex Castro as its new Senior Vice President of Operations. Castro had been the executive director of the Rochester Housing Authority for several years until he was removed from that position last fall. His resume also includes serving as executive director of The Housing Council from 2005 to 2011, which affiliated with PathStone last year. 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The U.S. Postal Service® celebrates the beauty and elegance of water lilies with four new stamps.
Water lilies are aquatic herbs that live in both temperate and tropical climates around the world. Found in still freshwater habitats, most of the more than 50 species of the water lily family have round waxy leaves that float on the surface. They are attached to long stalks that rise from thick underwater stems.
First day of issue: March 20, 2015 Cleveland, OH
The Water Lilies Stamp is being issued as a Forever® stamp. Forever stamps are always equal in value to the current First-Class Mail® one-ounce price, which is $0.49.
Although delicate looking, the flowers are tough, and in the U.S., hardy water lilies grow well in water gardens.. Tropical water lilies are larger and more vibrantly colored. The Victoria amazonica, with leaves that can span up to seven feet, is the world's largest water lily.
Water lilies bloom in the U.S. from spring to fall. Many water lilies bloom only during the day, but there are several night bloomers whose flowers open in the late afternoon and close at morning's light.
The world's smallest water lily, now extinct in the wild, is the Nymphaea. It is the only Nymphaea to grow in damp mud rather than water.
The appreciation for the beauty of water lilies has a long history. The plants take their botanical name, Nymphaea, from the nymphs, nature deities from Greek mythology. Water lilies are featured often in the art of the Maya, an ancient Mesoamerican culture.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Radisson Hotel at Cross Keys Baltimore
Very impressed
We were very impressed with this hotel!
First of all, the hotel staff was extremely helpful and accomodating. The room was clean and nice. We loved the area of the hotel. It's located in a quiet residential area but only a few minutes drive to the inner harbor.
The parking was free which was big plus and the free shuttle service was GREAT! Every 3 hours the shuttle makes trips to the inner harbor to drop off and pick up guests (there's another one that goes to the area hospitals). A few times we asked the driver if he could take us to the harbor and pick us up at times that were more convenient for us and he did! This was very convenient because if you take your car to the harbor you have to deal with parking and it could get expensive.
We loved that the hotel is in its own little village with nice shopping right on location. On Tuesdays bet. 10:00 am and 2:00 pm they had a farmer's market. We bought so many fruits and vegetables and everything was DELICIOUS!
Decent enough.
I stayed at the Radisson (Cross Key) in Baltimore in July of 2005. I found the hotel to be pleasant enough. My room was clean. The beds were comfortable - and there were plenty of blankets and towels.
I do have a few "complaints" though. I specifically requested a non-smoking room. While walking to my "non-smoking" room, I noticed that some rooms clearly had non-smoking signs on them. When I reached my particular wing, I noticed that these non-smoking signs disappeared. My room seemed to be non-smoking. I didn't see ashtrays. I didn't smell smoke - but that was because of some kind of deodorizer that had been sprayed in there. My complaint is that the wing allowed smoking. Other than my first night, I could very distinctly smell cigarette smoke coming into my room. Maybe it was through the vents - I'm not sure. But when you wake up at 7:30 am and it smells like someone is smoking in the room with you, it's not pleasant. If you stay at this hotel, and you want a non-smoking room, you should request to be on the non-smoking "wing".
My only other complaints were relatively minor. One is that there were not a lot of TV channels. The other is that there was no continental breakfasts included with the hotel stay. I would have expected continental breakfast because this hotel is not cheap.
The hotel was very convenient to Inner Harbor. I could drive there in about 10 minutes. The hotel also has a free shuttle to Inner Harbor, but I did not use that service. I found parking in Inner Harbor for $10 a day as long as you arrived before 10:00 am.
Okay, but won't stay again.
The hotel is average, the junior suite was okay, not great. The hotel is renovating some rooms, but still has a long way to go. I loved the area though, off the beaten track on Falls Road, easy access to I83, Starbucks, Whole Foods and Smith & Hawken north on Falls Road in a renovated mill (very nice). Neat area to explore on foot if the weather was better, beautiful homes, however it was extremely humid with thunderstorms; not a good time for a leisurely stroll outside. We travel to Baltimore a lot due to son in college there. We tried this area after many times at Inner Harbor and Fells Point. Honestly....will go back to Inner Harbor next time! This just wasn't worth visiting again.
Not so bad
For the price that you pay it's not a bad hotel. It had everything I needed, including a gym. The bed was comfortable and room quite 'roomie'. The bathroom was clean, though the toilet tissue holder made it impossible to use (had to take the roll off myself).
On the downside...the cleaning service took a long time. I was gone all morning and most of the early afternoon and they still hadn't arrived. I was all set to hang out in my room when they knocked on the door. I couldn't be bothered.
Free parking was great, didn't use the shuttle service but could guess it'd be handy.
This is a decent hotel in a decent spot (love the ability to shop).
A good deal at Cross Keys
My wife and I stayed at the Radisson at Cross Keys for two nights, December 10 and 11, 2004. We found the staff to be extremely pleasant and welcoming. The two people at the front desk at check-in were very personable and helpful. Our room on the fourth floor was well-appointed and clean. The bedroom was spacious and nicely furnished. The bathroom was small, but that was a minor point. We had dinner at the hotel restaurant. The food was good, but was a little on the costly side. Cocktails can be especially costly -- $10.50 for an ordinary manhattan. Each time we encountered a hotel employee we were greeted and almost always asked if everything was all right. As we were leaving, everyone wished us well. Even the person sweeping the outside walkway wished us a safe trip home and said that she hoped we had a Merry Christmas. At the time I booked the room, the best rate I could get was $115 per night. Later, I went back to the Radisson website and noticed a senior citizens rate (for those 50 and older) for $85. I called the Radisson reservation number and they gave me the reduced rate. This reduced rate also promised an upgrade to the best room available at the time of check in. When I requested the upgrade, the desk clerk said she would be happy to check to see what was available and then gave me the choice of several rooms. Not knowing the difference in the rooms, she suggested a king room on the fourth floor. The free parking and shuttle service is a huge bonus. We will definitely stay here again.
Great Service, Locationa, and overall stay
My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 10/21-10/25 with our two children 4 and 2 months. The service was great all of the employees of the hotel were very helpful and attentive. They all seemed to want to make our stay as comfortable as possible. The maid service even asked us if there was anything extra she could do for us. The room was huge King bed with pull out sofa, mini bar, microwave and fridge. We also requested a crib which was delivered to our room within 5 min. of our arrival to our room. The location was great in an upscale and private community...when pulling into the grounds you would never even know a hotel was there. The shower drain was very slow but the maid had it fixed that same day. When initially turning on the air conditioning it was loud but the noise went away. The free parking garage was also a nice touch...this was a very quite and cozy hotel. Within 5-6min of downtown inner harbor and Towson both of which are great locations to find restraunts.
Overall we enjoyed our stay!
The location of our six night stay in Baltimore was determined by the site of conference that we were attending.
We felt very comfortable in this large city with the hotel being in a gated community with security.
The outdoor surroundings at the pool area were beautiful and the greenery was unexpected.
Our room was pleasant and comfortable.
High speed internet connection option at $5 per day was appreciated, and I although I had a bit of trouble connecting at first, the Wayport information card on the desk allowed me to call and get things up and running quickly.
We did have to ask for a guest directory and phone book as there wasn't either in the room when we arrived. These were provided quickly after our request.
We had a fridge in our room. The first one froze our food on the lowest setting, but was replaced quickly on request.
Our trip was on a tight budget, so we tried to utilize the fridge for groceries rather than eat too many meals in restaurants. I was surprised that there wasn't even a convenience store within walking distance to purchase groceries. In the end the $25 cab fare to a grocery store and additional $10 per night for the fridge likely offset any savings and actually cost us more. We'll remember that lesson for our next hotel stay!
The swimming area was very nice and you would never guess that you were in the middle of a city of millions of people. The lifeguards often seemed more involved in visiting with friends than watching the kids. The pool was also unheated. This was okay on a sweltering afternoon, but we didn't get as much use of the pool as we would have liked because often it was just too cold.
The shuttle service was appreciated. Depending on who the driver was, the level of service varied. One driver was more than willing to take you wherever you needed to go for a tip (we were taken to the train station after checkout) at our convenience. The other driver was more rigid (sticking to the set times and drop off point even if you were the only passengers) and seemed to view the trips as an inconvenience to him.
We were glad to have taken a taxi from the airport to the hotel -- the airport shuttle would have been more expensive and this hotel is one of the last drop offs, so it would have been a very long ride. A person would have to keep this in mind if they were returning to the airport this way as they would have to leave long before the time they needed to be on site.
The noise level from the hallway and adjacent room was too high. Maid service was in full swing on our floor by 6:30 am and it was difficult to sleep once they started. For two nights we had a noisy couple in the room next to us. Their noisy lovemaking at 11 pm, 3 am, and 6 am came through the wall so clearly that they may as well have been in our room. This was a disturbing thing to have to try to explain to my 7 year old child.
We didn't actually eat in the Crossroads Restaurant, so I can't comment on the menu and pricing. We did have room service our last morning and this worked well -- one omelete with an extra order of toast fed my daughter, my mother, and myself. In the restaurant we would have felt pressured to order thee separate meals even though we are all light eaters.
We avoided the shopping area because there was a lot of construction work taking place.
Desk staff were courteous and knowledgeable.
We did have to have our keys reactivated many times which was an annoyance because we made so many trips back and forth from the third floor to the lobby.
I expected the business services to be provided in a better manner. You can send a fax from the front desk, but in the end I chose not to because I would like to have been at a machine myself sending confidential information. If you have your own postage you can drop a letter off at the desk to be mailed . . . I don't normally travel with stamps! Courier service wasn't very customer friendly either -- I wanted to send something that didn't fit in the envelopes (you have to go down to the parking garage to get an envelope and then leave your package in a drop box there -- not a way that I would choose to send confidential information) and was told I'd have to look after figuring it out for myself. In the end I managed to find one of the stores willing to give me a small packing box.
The shuttle driver was taking us to the train station and I wanted to stop at the post office on the way to mail this package. He had another passenger that he was taking to work (I'm assuming someone who lives in the area or perhaps a long term hotel guest) and didn't have time. He did offer to take it to the post office and look after the mailing himself once he was done with his drop offs. We were on our way out of the city and needed to be rid of this box of conference material so that we could manage our luggage, so even though I felt a bit uncomfortable, I left the package with him.
Doug received a $40 tip -- this was to cover the trip to the train station, the cost of mailing, and the service of making the mailing arrangements. The package arrived safe and sound and I was relieved that Doug was true to his word. He was the friendly shuttle driver by the way!
I know from speaking with the organizers of our conference that the staff were friendly, helpful, and accommodated all of the "odd" requests that were made of them. The meals served were also very nice.
So -- my biggest complaint is the noise level, but I would go back because overall this was a good stay!
Some glitches, but a good stay.
My son and I stayed here for two nights this past week on a successful Priceline bid. While the hotel seems to have been renovated, I can't say our stay was without problems. However, I will say that there was no attitude problem with the staff; they were all eager to please and make things 'right'.
I had faxed the hotel a week prior to our stay to inform them that it would be an asthmatic teenage son and I. I therefore requested two beds and a non-smoking room for medical reasons. When we arrived at about 4pm, the clerk first wanted to give a king room. Then my son stepped up to the counter and I pointed out that I needed two beds and mentioned the fax. She said that there weren't any rooms with two beds available but we could have a cot and a queen bed. I said it would be fine as long as it was non-smoking. She immediately used a walkie talkie to tell maintenance to bring the bed up to the room. He was waiting at the door when I got there. I opened the door, peeked in and noticed that there were two beds in a very large room. Upon entering I noticed two things: there already was a cot in the room and there also were items that indicated the room was already occupied. I used the phone to call down and inform the desk; the clerk had me come downstairs. I went downstairs and received keys to another room. Upon entering the elevator again, I commented to one of the employees that I wasn't having a good start to my stay (in a very nice way). Apparently she was one of the managers and offered to buy us breakfast the next day for our trouble. I met my son up on the third floor and we headed down to the room. (It was a long way, but that's okay!). Again, the bed made it before we did! However, I noticed that there was no 'no smoking' indicator on the door and the corridor did have a smoke odor. So I again called downstairs from the room and explained that the room did not appear to be non-smoking. I was again told to come back to the desk. When I got there, a different person than the one I spoke to on the phone helped me. She explained that the entire (third) floor had been made non-smoking (due to so many requests) but all the door signs had not been changed. I had my doubts about that (due to the odor) but went right back to the room.
The hotel is attached to a cute little shopping area. I visited it while my son investigated dinner and relaxed. It turns out that the hotel has a free shuttle down to the Inner Harbor area and also to some local hospitals. We took the shuttle to the Inner Harbor for dinner. The driver indicated that there are some very unsafe areas in Baltimore, particularly on one side of Johns Hopkins Hospital. The Inner Harbor area had quite a few restaurants including a Hard Rock and a Cheesecake Factory. We ate at the Hard Rock; no problem getting in on a Thursday night without reservation (no wait). It was the typical Hard Rock food and noise. Took the hotel shuttle back (in to the Inner Harbor at 6:30 p.m. and return at 10:00 p.m., no choice in times). It is about a 20 minute drive depending on the traffic. The shuttle is a great convenience!
That night my son just could not get comfortable on that roll a way cot (looked like a twin bed) and said that springs were sticking in his back. We also could smell smoke in the corridor and through the ventilation (air conditioning). Also, our room was right next to the delivery alley in which a truck sat with his back up 'beepers' on for long enough to serve as a very early alarm clock. Neither of us got much sleep that night. So the next morning after breakfast I approached the front desk and relayed our adventure in their hotel thus far and said we really needed two real beds as the cot just doesn't do it for a 17 year old like it would for a 5 year old. They were quite nice about it. She even said that another person had called about the noise of the truck. I also said that we needed to get to the college and couldn't sit and wait for a room to open up. They were quite gracious and said that if we packed everything up they would move it to a new room while we were out. I crossed my fingers and off we went!
Upon our return I checked at the desk to find that we were now back up on the fourth floor. Before leaving the desk I confirmed that it was non-smoking. We held our breath as I opened the door to a very beautiful, spacious room with two queen beds. The view was horrid but we didn't care one bit.
All the rooms we saw had the same bathroom with a separate vanity area outside it. It's a marble counter (or marble-like) which is dark like granite. It had a coffee make and coffee (no tea). It was clean. All the rooms were clean. The first room was on the fourth floor in the corner and was very large with some special features added. The second room (one queen) was the smallest room but decorated the same. The third room was quite large with a cathedral ceiling and a very nice living room chair and ottoman with a reading light just behind it. The tv is interactive (movies, check out, rent cds ($$$)) and also got HBO and quite a few other stations. There is internet access in the room (with your own computer) for a fee.
The next morning I called up the bill and noticed that it was not correct. I called to the front desk and straightened it out.
Parking was abundant and free. They were renovating the elevators during our stay. This made for only one elevator but we never had an very long wait for it.
All in all, even though we had quite a few glitches in our stay, I did not leave as an unhappy customer. I didn't feel that the problems were due to being a Priceline guest. I felt that everyone sincerely wanted to help me and the attitude was gracious at all times.
Attitudes need adjusting
I came to Baltimore in hopes of combining some pleasure and some business. Someone had mentioned this hotel as someplace that is a little back from the inner city, some quaint shops and easy to get to. I was also looking at a facility to have a large business charity meeting.
I found the hotel to be in a nice location, the shops even though under construction to be nice and the shop people very friendly.
I wish I could say so about the hotel staff. They were rude and condescending. The room I had was nice but was lacking a few things, including a remote, and the bathroom light did not work. I called and asked for a replacement for the remote and for someone to install lightbulb.
The first remote came, but did not work because it had no batteries. The lightbulb never came. Nor did the second remote. ( Normally I could care about a remote, but I recently had surgery and walking was not the easiest for me Plus many of my clients are elderly). The breakfast I ordered never came, and to finsh the horrendous stay, when I tried to internet connection, it did not work - the front desk attendent said she knew nothing about the internet service and to call back later when someone else might help. I did and was told by another rude person said he could not help but to call the Waypoint people and hungup. Who are the Waypoint people and what is their number.
I have noticed this trent in Radisson's lately. Stay away from this one.
The manager was not available to speak with - so they lost the opportunity to discuss a large banquest with me and lost over $30,000.
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Perfect hotel for Johns Hopkins
I had to spend some time in Baltimore to take my child to Johns Hopkins for major surgery. I cannot tell you how gracious the staff were and how comfortable and cheerful my accommodations were. This was an extremely stressful time for my family, and the hotel staff were so sensitive to our needs. We even had a complimentary shuttle to and from the children's center. I learned that the hotel will be undergoing renovations soon, which is nice. The location was perfect and very safe, with some great shops. Thank you, Radisson. I hope when we return it will be for leisure.
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September 5th, 2004, 09:52 AM
Does anyone know where to read those Pokemon manga/comics on the internet? I only have like 2 to read, so I want to read more!
oni flygon
September 5th, 2004, 11:07 AM
YOu...can't...it's illegal. :)
or maybe you can find some scans in Ryoshuu Pocket Montsters or Pokespecial.tk...
September 5th, 2004, 12:46 PM
Eh, those probably won't satisfy a reader. XD
September 5th, 2004, 01:07 PM
yeah probley not does anyone know were to find full pokemon manga online in english with like every chapter?
September 5th, 2004, 04:05 PM
It's illegal. That is a fact. We have searched fruitlessly for it for a while, and we gave up. Period.
If you want to see these mangas so much, please sign our petition to revive it. (See stickied thread in Manga forum for details.)
September 5th, 2004, 07:03 PM
It's really hard to scan 100's of pages from the manga (Pokespecial) and make them into scanlations, I did a couple pages before getting tired of it.
September 6th, 2004, 07:01 AM
Funny how these people managed to scan and translate 38 chapters (+3 gaidens) of FMA, eh Oni?
September 6th, 2004, 05:34 PM
why cant you just ,like, buy the manga online?
God Of Water
September 13th, 2004, 02:41 AM
You can at a few sites I forgot.
Spirit of the Moon
September 21st, 2004, 02:34 AM
I know only Pokemon Special. You can read at netkun.com/pockemon but it is Japanese...
October 2nd, 2004, 03:48 AM
that's not really a manga scan site. BTW someone was bothered to scanlate 26(and still going) of Naruto Manga. But Naruto is a very good manga so there...
October 2nd, 2004, 02:21 PM
I just thought of something, You can order books from http://amazon.co.jp o_O; I'm sure they will have Pokespecial...but in Japanese.