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TravelPod Member ReviewsSteigenberger Airport Hotel Frankfurt
I had my own room and the room is really big for 1person. I was tempted to use the swimming pool even if the weather is cold and freezing. Bad thing I wasnt able to bring a swimwear. The pool is heated and indoor :)
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Historical Traveler Reviews Steigenberger Airport Hotel Frankfurt
A good pick for departing flyers
This is an excellent night-fefore-the-long-flight hotel. I got a great rate from the hotel booking desk in the Flughafen and the free shuttle runs every 15 minutes. Reception was efficient and friendly on both check-in and check-out. The single room was packed with neat features. So, what's not to like? For starters, some too-clever sadist designed the room which takes some real guesswork to turn on the lights and operate the TV and stuff like that. There seems to be some kind of system that charges you even for opening and looking into the mini-bar. The lobby bar area was decent but no indication that you could order food there. I ate in the traditional German restaurant and dinner with a cocktail and glass of wine was over $60. The food was awful. Tasteles and dry. The service was the same. My order was taken promptly and food appeared right away. Last I saw of that guy until I nearly shouted him down for the check. In the morning, I had the thought that breakfast was included with the room. It was an excellent breakfast but I just wanted some juice, a banana and coffee. I think this cost me about 20 Euros. Oh, well, the internet connection was wired and worked flawlessly. All in all, a solid 4-star hotel with great convenience. Better food is available by taking the shuttle to the airport. If you want to stretch your legs skip the fitness facilities in the hotel and head out the door for the adjacent city forest with walking/running paths. I would definitely stay here again but beware of hidden charges.
Great airport hotel
Looking for a hotel close to the airport after driving from Koblenz was difficult. We orginally thought we would stay at the Sheraton but after asking price $500.00AUD we decided to go to the Steigenberger Hotel instead, which was only minutes away and it represented excellent value and so much cheaper than Sheraton. Our room 414 was large, modern and comfortable, with all modern facilities. The hotel restaurant which was situated in an outdoor setting, was terrific with a traditional german menu and excellent wine list. (we heard no noise and had a comfortable nights sleep).
The hotel is very busy with tours and airline staff flooding the reception area. A nice bar and foyer area to relax and have a drink. Free shuttle bus to terminal was an extra bonus.
PROS: Good airport hotel ...with reasonable rates. Nice restaurants and bar area. Breakfast also reasonable and nice.
CONS: none for what it offers.
Recommendation: Yes for value.
Great relief following my Lufthansa frustration
On our way to the Middle east, the ground handling services at Brussels airport decided to go on strike. Thanks guys! Even better, Lufthansa made us waiting 3 hours at the gate to inform us than that the plane was full. They than got us on the next plane (or gate I should say as we needed another 2 hours waiting at the gate) to find out that our connection flight had left Frankfurt airport. As we had booked business class(!) (and Lufthansa is the only airline providing non-flexible business class tickets) they booked us on the next available (in their opinion) flight; i.e. 24 hours later.
Having said this, Lufthansa provided us a voucher to stay the night in the Steigenberger Airport hotel. And it must be said, this is one of the best airport hotels ever stayed. The rooms are not top but OK (and very soundproof); staff is well trained in coping with frustrated stranded people and know how to hadle our frustrations and calm us down.
The lobby bar is a nice place for a good beer (somewhat expensive however) but certainly worthwhile visiting is the restaurant "Faces". This offers excellent cuisine (and relaxation) and the waiter was top. When you are next in Frankfurt, get out of the busy city centre and enjoy a delicious lunch or diner at the "Faces". You wont regret it.
And when you stay there overnight, also the breakfast is good quality.
Typical airport hotel
My fiance and I stayed here our last night in Germany, Jaunuary 2005, just for the convienence of being near the airport. It was clean, staff was so-so, considering it is the city, and we weren't expecting B+B hospitality. And since the Euro is kicking the dollars butt, well, it was expensive. My advice is if you don't mind staying in smaller gasthaus, do it.
Steigenberger Airport Disappoints
The Steigenberger Airport Hotel at the Frankfurt am M. Airport was a major disappointment. The only plus of the hotel is its convenient location to the airport itself, but many other hotels offer this, as well. On the downside, the rooms are extremely small and even away from high-traffic areas, like elevators, you will hear a tremendous amount of noise. The walls are paper-thin; I could hear every movement in the rooms adjacent to me and in the hallway. Since this a hotel caters primarily to business travelers arriving and departing at strange hours, you can expect a near-constant flow of feet, voices, and running pipe noises. Needless to say, I didn't get much sleep.
I was humored to see the post by the folks who had the room with the malfunctioning toilet. They obviously received better service than I did. I ended up in a room where the shower hose was partially snapped (a European hand-held shower), such that almost no water came out of the shower head at all. When I called the front desk, I was advised that no one would be able to fix it until the following morning (not much help to me as I was leaving at 6am). When I inquired about moving rooms, I was told that there were no rooms in my category (any decent hotel would move you into ANY available room, even if it meant an upgrade). I was NOT offered any discount or compensation even though I wasn't able to shower. Certainly that at least two of TripAdvisor reviewers have been in rooms with bathroom problems suggests the hotel has some maintenance issues.
In addition, the staff managed to bungle my room service order (it was lost completely; after I hadn't received anything after 45 minutes--and all I was waiting for was a pot of tea--I called again and was told there was no record of my order). I am a native German speaker, so I can't chalk any of these problems up to language issues.
In the end, I felt like I may as well have spent the night in the airport itself. With the noise, the lack of a shower, and the poor service, the only difference between sleeping on a lounge chair in the airport and staying at the Steigenberger was the cost.
We thought this hotel was great!
Just got back from a stay at the Steigenberger Airport Hotel in Frankfurt. I thought the hotel was beautiful. It was clean, nicely decorated and convenient to the airport. The hotel shuttle runs every 15 minutes and is very timely. The hotel has a great lobby bar where travelers can have a drink and talk. We had some trouble with our toilet in our room as it didn't flush very well. We called the front desk and they said maintenance had left and offered to change our room We opted not to change as it was late and we didn't feel like the trouble. The next day at check out they said they were taking 25% off the price of our stay for the inconvenience. This to me is the sign of a quality hotel when they do the right thing without even being asked. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who needs a hotel at the Frankfurt Airport.
A major disappointment
My stay was a major disappointment. Front desk staff did not honor reservation for a spacious deluxe double, but assigned a tiny single room with view of the German autobahn. Repeated requests for additional pillows and a bathrobe were only honored after three reminders and almost a days wait. The staff of the spa was unfriendly/rude and finally charged an additional 8 Euro for sauna use, even I was a hotel guest (they do not advertise those extra charges). Restaurant service was sloppy at best, had to stand up and look for a server after I was disregarded for over ten minutes. Bellboy did not deliver luggage to room, had to go down and search for him (found him after 15 minutes, he was on a break) to get my stuff. The only nice feature was a great breakfast buffet. Avoid this hotel, there are much better choices in Frankfurt!
Satisfaction after confusion
First: there are several Steigenberger Hotels in Frankfurt, including two near the airport. We boarded the wrong shuttle before we realized we were wrong, returned to the airport, and found the right place to board the right shuttle. (You can SEE the hotel from the airport.) We had arranged a rate several months before, contingent on paying in US dollars or traveler's checks. When we arrived, the first desk clerk went through some elaborate mumbo jumbo about euro rates but was finally overruled by another clerk who honored the original rate. The room itself was pretty special, as were the restaurant and breakfast.
Great room, Excellent value
We stayed in the Steigenberger Airport Hotel last August 4, 2003. The hotel is about 3-5 minutes drive away from the airport which was great and it had a free shuttle as well...
I had booked the hotel through Expedia and had gotten a good rate which included breakfast. Although I had indicated that there were 4 of us (2 adults,2 kids), Expedia had not communicated this fact to the hotel....
Fortunately, I called the hotel a day after I booked and the lady at the front desk changed my room to what I thought was a room with two double beds. We were very pleasantly surprised to enter our room and find a one- bedroom suite with 2 folding beds in the huge living room for the kids...all set up...There were 2 bathrooms, one with double marble sinks, a toilet and a bath with shower. The other bathroom had a marble sink,a shower and a toilet... My kids thought they were in a five star hotel especially 'cause the suite was very large and the games on the TV were free....
I knew that my reservation included breakfast, but I expected a continental breakfast. We were pleasantly surprised to find once again a buffet breakfast with cereals, different kinds of bread, fruit and hot food (bacon,sausages,eggs, pancakes,etc). It was fantastic....
Despite the fact that there was still some ongoing construction, we all had a wonderful although very short stay at the Steigenberger Aiport Hotel . Once you are inside your room you don't even notice the ongoing construction at all... After September 2003, when the construction is said to be completed, the rating of this hotel would probably go up to 4 stars.... At the moment Expedia rates it as a 2 star hotel.
I definitely recommend this hotel...
My night in Hell
My travel agent booked me into this hotel last summer for two nights.The hotel was in the midst of a major addition/re-model.Upon entering the hotel, there was a acid, pungent smell of smoke, almost overpowering. There had been a fire in the new construction. The hotel apologized, but that was all. No offer of a reduction in the room rate.The smell was worse in the lobby than in my room area, so I decided to stay. However my room was next to the elevator shaft, so all night, and I mean, ALL NIGHT, I heard the elevator make this horrendous noise, WHOOP(going up) and e-WHOOP) going down> It groaned the entire night. Need less to say, I did not have a decent nights sleep. I complained vigorously to the management and finally I was moved to another room for the second night. I would have expected either an offer of half off my bill or a complimentary dinner, but I received neither. I would not reccommend staying at this hotel based on my experience. Tony Catanzariti
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ginchi-chan's contest!Journal Entry: Wed Dec 25, 2013, 4:35 PM
Draw her OC's to win a 3 month sub or equivalence in points!
I'm entering mostly because the sub Axelkin gave me is running out in about 2? 3? days and... now that I know how useful subs are with doing commissions and networking (+ doing critiques!) I'm sad I won't have it anymore Ugh, I hope I have the time to enter on top of the commissions that I have to finish~! Because I have to meet my philosophy honours thesis supervisor next week as well and I need to make sure I don't sound like a total fool in front of him
Ok, I'll stop ranting right now, seriously O<-<
Commissions update:
The waiting list is now full but please keep an eye out for updates! I'm also doing adoptables now, which are a lot more fun than I expected <3
Since Yuki87 had advertised this for me the slots have been filled like uh... how water quickly fills up those ice cube trays (I'm so lame). Thank you my dear, for doing this for me. I feel so loved
I changed some details of the commissions (i.e. prices) because paypal now charges me when I receive payments, gah!
Black and white: AUD 2.00
Coloured: AUD 4.00
RoyEd and/or Ichiuri, black and white: AUD 3.00
RoyEd and/or Ichiuri, coloured: AUD 6.00
I will draw whatever -your OC, fanart, your dream bishie (??) - and there are no specifications as to head shot/head to waist/full length, etc., cos those are confusing! If you want two characters in one picture (unless it's RoyEd or Ichiuri) I will charge $4 for B&W and $8 for coloured, so, the same cost as having them in separate pictures. (Sorry if it makes no sense)
I accept payment through paypal: firstname.lastname@example.com
First come first served. For wait list, no need to pay yet, just comment below to save a slot. Once I finish Slot 1 I will ask you to pay and for details of your desired drawing <:
Thank you for your support!
Slot 1
1. sans-coeur97 Brig. from Dr. Who (paid)
2. SindyL34 Fluffy Ichiuri (paid and completed!)
3. SindyL34 Angsty Ichiuri (paid and completed!)
4. Yuki87 Zack Fair (paid and completed!)
5. Yuki87 Angeal Hewley (paid and completed!)
6. wriven OC Astor (paid and completed!)
7. wriven OC Alastair (paid)
8. wriven OC Maelith (paid and completed!)
9. wriven OC Kry'tha (paid and completed)
10. AyameSuzuki OC Zack (paid and completed!)
Slot 2 wait list
1. lover-of-the-light26 RoyEd
2. Snuckledrops
3. okita17
4. iamversatility OC
5. iamversatility OC
6. iamversatility OC
7. iamversatility OC
8. iamversatility OC
9. iamversatility OC
10. iamversatility OC
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Great to see you even had to open a second batch of commissions.
it's all thanks to your help my honny bunny <3
Darn! I missed it! These are so cute >w< <3 I'll have to keep an eye out!
Thanks dear! Don't worry, I'm thinking of opening up another set of slots very soon, I'll let you know as soon as I do <:
So excited that you filled up all your commission slots!!!! Yay! More art from my dear KwunKwun!!! *runs around in circles screaming.
uoooooh! thanks my dear! well, it looks like I'll have heaps to draw now~ I swear I want to start on the Ichiuri for you soon though~ I want to take as much time with it as i could <:
Oh no worries! concentrate on your paid commissions first!! I do want to see my pieces, but I can wait patiently my turn! Besides, we've got plenty of time between us!
I'm too late //sobs//
no you're not! :-D the person who's in the first slot hasn't replied to me yet for ages so I'll free up the slot for you if you wish!
actually wait! I can pay now (I am at "Science Olympiad" now.) I can access my paypal account. I didn't know if wifi would be available.
Hello! Sorry I didn't reply soon enough, the time difference stuff XD there's no hurry at all, just send me the payment whenever you can, to firstname.lastname@example.com. Just make sure you let me know your DA name in the message when you're sending it! Thank you!
would you really do that ;w;? I would not be able to give you my money till later today because I am doing a thing called "Science Olympiad", and I'm leaving for it in several minutes. I live in the US so I'd be back around 4:00pm EST.
Can I have one? 10 seems to be open, I can pay right away.
Yes, of course you may! Please send me a note about what you'd like for the commission, and references as appropriate. You can send the payment to email@example.com. Thank you <:
I NEED a slot! Please tell me there's at least one left! Or maybe I should ask for two? Yes, two are better!
My life is complete now! Put me on your list for two slots then! let me know when you would like the payment and references. I'll see what I can do to advertise for your remaining slots then.
Uwoooo thank you my dear! You're the best ;_; do you know that since you advertised someone sent me a note for 4 commissions ahhhh I don't know how to thank you! If you can send the AUD 4.00 payment to firstname.lastname@example.com, and then send me references in a note, then i can get them started for you as soon as I can. Thank you again ;_; I feel so blessed!
Yay, so glad my journal helped a bit then! So happy you got all your then slots full. YAY!
I made the payment and will look up references so I can send you the note.
Ooooh! I'd do it; but I'd want the art put on my wall and I don't have a printer Dx
Thanks dear! You could always print it at a mall or something <: otherwise I could also do traditional art and send it to you by mail.
Traditional art? You mean by hand rather than using a tablet? Would it still cost the same? o:
Yes, it'll most likely be pencil on paper. Although the drawing itself will cost the same, I'll have to ask you to pay for the postage fees and such too, so it might come up to AUD 5.00.
i want!!!
Oh hello dear! Long time no talk <: Just let me know the details about your desired commission in a note~ thank you <3


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Christopher Logue:
An Inventory of His Collection at the Harry Ransom Center
|Logue, Christopher, 1926-2011
|Christopher Logue Collection
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|The collection of Christopher Logue, English poet and playwright, consists primarily of manuscripts for several of his volumes of poetry, including works related to his multivolume modernization of the Iliad. Also present is a significant amount of material generated in the process of publishing Logue's A. B. C.
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Last week's Economist tells a story, in an article entitled "The Workforce of the Cloud," about a private company that needed to hire somebody to translate a video.
"For translating a 22-minute video from English into Spanish at short notice, 7Brands Global Content, a professional translation firm based in New York, quoted 'approximately $1,500,'" a fee the article states is in line with the going rate for established translation companies.
The customer then decided to try two online "talent exchanges," Elance.com and (the largest of the firms in this space) oDesk.com. Both companies have a large stable of freelancers available to bid on various kinds of tasks (Elance has 2.5 million people registered, about a third in the United States and the rest abroad). The customer screened the bids to weed out those with little or no experience or without good customer ratings, and found quoted prices of as low as $22. (That's $22 as a fixed price for the whole job, not per hour.)
$1,500 vs. $22? Does that get your attention in these tight budget times, government agencies?
These new online marketplaces are taking advantage of the spread of freelance work, by part-timers and young people, and the rise of a global marketplace (finalists on the bid in the article were from Argentina, Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico and the Philippines). As the article notes, as these markets mature, and good freelancers start getting a lot of work, the rates for reliable people are likely to rise – but there's a lot of room between $22 and $1,500 for customers to benefit.
These online markets have customer rating schemes and manage the payment process for the buyer. Odesk.com also has a method for monitoring whether work is being done when it is claimed to be done for those working on hourly rates (by taking pictures of workers at their screens at random intervals).
The federal government buys hundreds of billions of dollars of services a year. Clearly, this kind of marketplace for freelancers is inappropriate for the vast majority of these buys. But if the government can get these kinds of savings on even a tiny, tiny fraction of services purchases, this can add up. There must be fairly routine, low-security, non-mission critical, low-dollar buys (perhaps many of them under the $3,000 micropurchase threshold where customers could simply use this service directly, with no further ado) where the government should try this method.
If I were an agency, I would start very small, see if this works, and go back to people who have done a good job the first time. (We call it "past performance.") Translations – the first example cited in the article in The Economist – come to mind, but there must be other kinds of clerical work for which this would be good as well. And if an agency only wants to use U.S. labor, there's of course nothing to prevent considering bids only from Americans.
This is an example of innovations out there in the commercial marketplace that the government – especially in these tough times – should be exploring. Who wants to try?
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text: Close Greatest NHL Players By Jersey Number SI.com's Allan Muir undertook the agonizing chore of choosing the following 100 players. Our one stipulation was that obviously worthy players not be shoehorned into this list if they wore a particular number only briefly. Thus, no Joe Sakic at 88, the number he wore as a rookie with Quebec before switching to his familiar 19, which had some stiff competition. Here are the greatest NHL Players to wear jersey numbers 00-99. 0 0 More 0 0 0 View Gallery Next Previous Next Steve Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images 00 — John Davidson If this list included the WHA, I would've given this spot to Hall of Famer Bernie Parent, but JD, who wore 00 for the Rangers in 1977-78, gets the nod over Martin Biron, who wore it briefly with the Sabres but shows up later in this set. 1|100 John G. Zimmerman for Sports Illustrated 1 — Terry Sawchuk This number's been retired by five of the Original Six teams, making it the second-most debatable digit. Other wearer's: Georges Vezina, Johnny Bower, Glenn Hall, Turk Broda and Bernie Parent. I took Hall of Famer Sawchuk for his career shutouts mark (since broken by Martin Brodeur), four Vezina trophies and four Stanley Cups all while battling a string of physical and mental maladies. 2|100 Pictorial Parade/Getty Images 2 — Doug Harvey Feel free to make an argument for Eddie Shore, but it's impossible to ignore 10 first team all-star berths and seven Norris trophies. 3|100 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 3 — Pierre Pilote The Blackhawk Hall of Famer's lack of size belied his toughness and ferocity. He was an ironman workhorse who once cold-cocked both Rocket and Henri Richard in one brawl. One of the game's best blueliners of the 1950s (three Norris trophies), Pilote's name went on the Stanley Cup along with Bobby Hull's and Stan Mikita's in 1961. Of note, Zdeno Chara, the 2008-09 Norris Trophy-winner, wore 3 for his first eight seasons before switching to 33 in Boston, where he has produced his best numbers. 4|100 Neil Leifer for Sports Illustrated 4 — Bobby Orr Forget hockey — Orr is the greatest athlete to wear the number, period. 5|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 5 — Nicklas Lidstrom The headliner of the Hall of Fame's Class of 2015 was the greatest defenseman of his generation. He claimed seven Norris Trophies and put together a 14-year stretch during which he finished no lower than sixth in the voting. 6|100 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 6 — Toe Blake Before he became hockey's greatest coach, Blake — whose first name was Hector — spent 11 seasons on Montreal's famed Punch Line, winning the Hart Trophy in 1939. 7|100 Tony Triolo for Sports Illustrated 7 — Phil Esposito Howie Morenz may be the choice of the game's mythologists, but the indomitable Espo would have bowled over the pipsqueak and eaten his lunch. 8|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 8 — Alex Ovechkin Apologies to Hall of Famer Cam Neely, but there's only one Great 8. With three Hart Trophies and five Rocket Richards to his credit, Ovechkin will be remembered as one of the greatest goal scorers of all time. 9|100 Tony Triolo for Sports Illustrated 9 — Gordie Howe A grand total of 24 Hall of Famers have worn 9, but there's only one Mr. Hockey. 10|100 John G. Zimmerman for Sports Illustrated 10 — Guy Lafleur It's hard to ignore six straight seasons of 50-plus goals, not to mention two MVPs and five Stanley Cups. 11|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 11 — Mark Messier It was either Moose or Fred Boimistruck. 12|100 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 12 — Dickie Moore He took the number from Jean Beliveau — and handed it off to Yvan Cournoyer — but Moore gets the nod for his sweet mitts (a then-record 96-point season in 1958-59) and indomitable grit. 13|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 13 — Pavel Datsyuk The number was lucky for Mats Sundin and Teemu Selanne, but neither can match the two-way artistry of Datsyuk. 14|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 14 — Brendan Shanahan Tough to pass on Hall of Famer Dave Keon, but 656 goals and nearly 2,500 penalty minutes highlighted the career of Shanahan, who may be the greatest power forward ever. 15|100 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 15 — Milt Schmidt It would have been nice to honor the Rocket for his rookie sweater, but it's impossible to overlook Schmidt's nearly 15 seasons of two-way excellence that included the 1939-40 scoring title, leading the Bruins to the Stanley Cup in 1941, and winning the 1950-51 Hart Trophy. He would have done even more if he hadn't spent four years in the Canadian Air Force during World War II. 16|100 DK Photo/Getty Images 16 — Brett Hull The Golden Jet wore this number for five seasons, but it was the Golden Brett who made it his own with 741 career goals and one of the biggest personalities the game's ever seen. 17|100 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 17 — Jari Kurri Maybe not as flashy as Ilya Kovalchuk, but 601 career goals — and a strong two-way game — give Kurri the edge. 18|100 Walter Iooss Jr. for Sports Illustrated 18 — Serge Savard Nod goes to the Hall of Famer and 1968 Conn Smythe-winner. . . despite a strong write-in campaign for Rory Fitzpatrick. 19|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 19 — Steve Yzerman Maybe the toughest call in the list, as 19 has a storied past (Larry Robinson, Bryan Trottier) and has become the premier player's number of choice in recent years (Joe Sakic, Joe Thornton). But Stevie Y's three Cups and legendary leadership break the logjam. 20|100 Rick Stewart/Getty Images 20 — Luc Robitaille Surprisingly little competition for such a commonly worn number, but Lucky Luc would hold his own in a more stellar bunch with his 668 career goals, 1,394 points and Hall of Fame enshrinement. 21|100 Neil Leifer for Sports Illustrated 21 — Stan Mikita From Dr. Hook to Lady Byng, he was the premier pivot of the 1960s. 22|100 Manny Millan for Sports Illustrated 22 — Mike Bossy He scored 53 goals as a rookie in 1977-78, the first of his nine straight 50-plus seasons that included four Stanley Cups and the 1982 Conn Smythe. Bossy's career average of .762 goals per game is the highest percentage in NHL history. 23|100 Bruce Bennett/Getty Images 23 — Bob Gainey Famed Soviet coach Anatoli Tarasov called the owner of the Selke Trophy from 1978-81 the best all-around player in the world. 24|100 Denis Brodeur/NHLI via Getty Images 24 — Chris Chelios We thought he'd never go quietly into that good night, but he finally did at 48, as the longest-tenured blueliner (26 seasons) in NHL history, taking his three Norris trophies and three Stanley Cups with him. 25|100 Denis Brodeur/NHLI via Getty Images 25 — Joe Nieuwendyk He scored 564 career goals and was an integral part of Stanley Cup championships with three different franchises (Calgary, Dallas, New Jersey). 26|100 Scott Levy/Getty Images 26 — Peter Stastny The Czech defector scored 1,059 points in the 1980s and was the first European-born and trained player to enter the Hall of Fame. 27|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 27 — Scott Niedermayer You can make an argument for Frank "Big M" Mahovlich, but Nieds won every major team trophy from juniors to the NHL (four Cups) to the Olympics, along with a Norris and a Smythe. 28|100 Rick Stewart/Getty Images 28 — Steve Larmer The list of wearers includes Claude Giroux, Reed Larson, Pierre Larouche and Tie Domi, but Larmer had the most distinguished career, playing at better than a point-per-game pace for almost 13 full seasons from 1982-95. 29|100 Manny Millan for Sports Illustrated 29 — Ken Dryden Five Stanley Cups and five Vezina trophies in just seven NHL seasons. Enough said. 30|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 30 — Martin Brodeur You can't go wrong with the NHL's all-time wins and shutouts leader. 31|100 Heinz Kluetmeier for Sports Illustrated 31 — Grant Fuhr Ignore his .887 career save percentage. No goalie was ever better at turning in a big stop at a key moment, and he has the Stanley Cups and a Vezina Trophy to prove it. For good measure, Fuhr scored 14 points in 1983-84, a single-season record for goaltenders. 32|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 32 — Claude Lemieux The feisty Lemieux edged out Dale Hunter by virtue of his legendary playoff heroics that included the 1995 Conn Smythe. 33|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 33 — Patrick Roy Montreal's legendary St. Patrick made 33 the number that a generation of Quebecers dreamt of wearing. He didn't do too poorly with Colorado, either. 34|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 34 — Miikka Kiprusoff He switched to 34 after arriving from San Jose to find Dean McAmmond wearing his preferred 37 in Calgary. Hadn't done too shabbily, reaching the 2004 Stanley Cup Final and beating out Martin Brodeur for the Vezina in 2006. 35|100 Steve Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images 35 — Tony Esposito Apologies to former SI.com colleague Darren Eliot (L.A. Kings, 1985-87), but Tony-O edges him out by virtue of being the only Hall of Famer to wear this number. 36|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 36 — Jussi Jokinen The one-time shootout king blossomed into a 30-goal scorer for Carolina in 2009-10. 37|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 37 — Patrice Bergeron A premier two-way forward whose impact reaches far beyond stats, Bergeron has won three Selke Trophies, a Stanley Cup and five international championships, including gold at the 2010 and 2014 Olympics. 38|100 Elsa/Getty Images 38 — Pavol Demitra One of the greatest players ever produced by Slovakia, Demitra scored 304 goals (including three seasons of 35-plus) and 768 points. He was killed in 2011 when the plane carrying his KHL team crashed shortly after takeoff. 39|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 39 — Dominik Hasek The Dominator took the number he made famous when he was dealt to the Sabres and found his old 31 taken by Grant Fuhr. 40|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 40 — Henrik Zetterberg With Luc Robitaille holding onto 20, Hank decided to double the number he'd worn with Timra of the Swedish Elite League. He scored 43 goals and 92 points during Detroit's Cup-winning 2007-08 season. 41|100 Damian Strohmeyer for Sports Illustrated 41 — Jason Allison Allison kept the digits he was handed in his first training camp with the Caps, and had a pair of 30-plus goal seasons for Boston (1997-98 and 2000-01). 42|100 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 42 — Sergei Makarov Makarov made 42 his own after the 24 he wore with the Red Army was unavailable when he joined the Flames in 1989. He won the Calder Trophy that season, as a 32-year-old NHL rookie. 43|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 43 — Martin Biron After ditching the 00 he donned briefly as a rookie, Biron wore 43 with some distinction. He posted five winning seasons as a starter, his best being a 30-20-9 campaign for the Flyers in 2007-08. 44|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 44 — Chris Pronger A member of the Hall of Fame's Class of 2015, Pronger played the game in permanent Beast Mode. He wore 44 for Hartford, St. Louis and Edmonton until being dealt to the Ducks in 2006. 45|100 Graig Abel/NHLI via Getty Images 45 — Jonathan Bernier As a two-year starter in Toronto, Bernier stands out from the crowd of fringe NHLers that have worn this number. He won a career-high 26 games in 2013-14. 46|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 46 — David Krejci A number worn surprisingly often, but never with great honor until Krejci came along. The Bruins center twice led the postseason in scoring and played a vital role in his team's 2011 Stanley Cup championship. 47|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 47 — Alexander Radulov He had two productive seasons in Nashville, including a 26-goal, 58-point campaign in 2007-08 and is still wearing 47 ... in Russia. He got our nod over offensively-gifted but defensively-challenged blueliner Marc-Andre Bergeron. 48|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 48 — Scott Young The 16-season veteran had a 40-goal slate for St. Louis in 2000-01 and retired in 2006 as a three-time Olympian and two-time Cup champ. 49|100 Damian Strohmeyer for Sports Illustrated 49 — Brian Savage Joe Juneau scored 102 points as a rookie wearing this number, but Savage honored it with more consistency, four times topping the 20-goal mark for Montreal. 50|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 50 — Corey Crawford After leading the Blackhawks to two Stanley Cups in the past three seasons, and claiming a pair of Jennings Trophies along the way, Crawford has turned a spare training camp number into one that young goalies are clamoring for. 51|100 Adam Hunger for Sports Illustrated 51 — Brian Campbell Ignore his bloated contract and you've got one of the best puck-moving defenders in the game. 52|100 Robert Beck for Sports Illustrated 52 — Adam Foote The sound positional blueliner has kept his training camp number from Quebec throughout his 18-year career. He was a solid contributor to two Cup championships with Colorado ((1996, 2001). 53|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 53 — Jeff Skinner The two-time 30-goal scorer and 2011 Calder winner is also the youngest player ever to appear in an NHL All-Star Game. 54|100 Dave Sandford for Sports Illustrated 54 — Paul Ranger Bobby Ryan wore 54 during his rookie season with Anaheim that was such a travesty he eventually ditched it for the venerable 9. Thus, we award our honors to a five-year veteran who had a 10-goal, 21-point career season for Tampa Bay in 2007-08. 55|100 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 55 — Larry Murphy Inducted into the Hall of Fame during his first year of eligibility (2004), Murphy wore 55 for the second half of his distinguished career after being dealt from Minnesota to Pittsburgh in 1991. 56|100 Darren Carroll for Sports Illustrated 56 — Sergei Zubov The steady, productive blueliner, who won Stanley Cups with New York and Dallas during his 16 years in the league, wore 21 with the Rangers but traded down for 56 after being dealt to Penguins in 1995. 57|100 Michael J. LeBrecht II for Sports Illustrated 57 — Tyler Myers The 2010 Calder winner got his game back in top-pair form after being dealt to Winnipeg midway through the 2014-15 season. 58|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 58 — Kris Letang A key member of the Penguins' 2009 Stanley Cup championship team, Letang has matured into one of the game's top puck-moving defenders. He finished among the top-10 vote-getters for Norris Trophy four times, including 2014-15. 59|100 Damian Strohmeyer for Sports Illustrated 59 — Chad LaRose The speedy forward has played bigger than his size (5-8, 185 pounds) during his eight seasons in Carolina, which were highlighted by a Stanley Cup in 2006. 60|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 60 — Jose Theodore Paris Hilton's ex fashioned a decent career after switching from 37, winning the Hart and Vezina trophies in 2002 with Montreal and the Masterton in 2010 with Washington. 61|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 61 — Rick Nash Nash scored a career-best 42 goals in 2014-15, marking the third time he'd topped the 40-goal barrier. He's worn the number 61 since his junior days with the London Knights. 62|100 Robert Beck for Sports Illustrated 62 — Carl Hagelin Like most who wear this odd number Hagelin chose it when 26 wasn't available when he joined the Rangers. Since then, he's worn it better, and for more games, than any other player. He's taking his blazing speed out west after being dealt to the Anaheim Ducks this summer. 63|100 Tim Clayton for Sports Illustrated 63 — Mike Ribeiro The junior sniper (67 goals for Rouyn-Noranda in 1998-99) reinvented himself as a playmaker after turning pro. He's ranked first or second in assists on his team in four of the past five seasons. 64|100 Jim McIsaac/Getty Images 64 — Nail Yakupov Yakupov became the highest-drafted Muslim player in NHL history when he was selected with the first pick in the 2012 draft. He wanted to wear 10 as a tribute to Pavel Bure, but the number was being used by Shawn Horcoff. He chose 64 because the two digits add up to 10. 65|100 Jim McIsaac for Sports Illustrated 65 — Erik Karlsson The two-time Norris Trophy winner (2012, 2015) has established himself as one of the most exciting and dangerous rearguards in the game. 66|100 Bruce Bennett/Getty Images 66 — Mario Lemieux You were expecting Gino Odjick? 67|100 Minas Panagiotakis/Icon Sportswire 67 — Max Pacioretty It's not the most famous jersey number in NHL history, but that might change if the Max 67 burger introduced this spring in his honor at McDonald's across Quebec takes off. 68|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 68 — Jaromir Jagr The five-time scoring champion chose his number to commemorate the Soviet invasion of his native Czechoslovakia in 1968. He became the fourth player in NHL history to reach the 1,800 point mark with a pair of assists on April 9, 2015. 69|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 69 — Andrew Desjardins Desjardins is one of just two players to wear the number in NHL history. Which is odd because, as Jay Baruchel says in Goon, "it's hilarious!" 70|100 Simon Bruty for Sports Illustrated 70 — Braden Holtby Holtby is one of just 10 players in history to wear 70 because "that's the number they gave me when I showed up." He was in net for three shutouts against the Bruins in 2014-15, setting a new NHL mark. 71|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 71 — Evgeni Malkin He wanted to wear 17, but the number was taken by Petr Sykora when he joined the Pens. He's done alright with his backup number, winning a Hart Trophy, two Art Rosses and a Stanley Cup. 72|100 Dave Reginek/NHLI via Getty Images 72 — Sergei Bobrovsky The 2013 Vezina Trophy winner says he chose 72 because "I just liked the way the numbers looked on my jersey." He led Russia to a gold medal at the 2014 World Championship. 73|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 73 — Michael Ryder He's held onto the number given to him in his first training camp in Montreal through his first nine NHL seasons. He scored at least 30 goals in three of those campaigns. 74|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 74 — T.J. Oshie The great Paul Coffey ran out the clock with this number in Boston, but Oshie made 74 his own as a fan favorite with the Blues. A trade to the Caps, where John Carlson wears 74, means a switch to 77 for the 2015-16 season. 75|100 IHA/Icon SMI 75 — Leroy Goldsworthy Hard to believe the Habs let him wear this way back in 1934-35, but he rewarded them with 20 goals in just 33 games. 76|100 Robert Beck for Sports Illustrated 76 — P.K. Subban The 2013 Norris winner and a two-time First Team All-Star says he chose 76 because he wore 6 as a junior and was drafted in 2007 by the Canadiens. Odd logic, but he's made the number his own. 77|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 77 — Ray Bourque The Boston icon and Hall of Famer took 77 to honor Espo. Every player who has worn it since chose it to honor Bourque. 78|100 Andy Devlin/NHLI via Getty Images 78 — Marc Pouliot Just seven players have worn this numbers, including a brief turn by Pavel Demitra in his rookie season before a switch to 38. First-round flop Pouliot, who squeezed out 21 goals and 57 points in parts of seven NHL seasons, thus gets the nod over a thin lot. 79|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 79 — Andrei Markov Alexei Yashin had better numbers, but Markov has made a greater impact. He's received Norris consideration in six of his 14 seasons in the league. 80|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 80 — Nik Antropov The 1998 first-rounder (10th overall by Toronto) was in the 25-goal, 60-point neighborhood twice with three teams. A better choice would be Geoff Sanderson, who had six seasons of at least 30 goals, but alas he wore 80 only during a dismal mid-career season in Buffalo. 81|100 Robert Beck for Sports Illustrated 81 — Marian Hossa He's only worn it one season with the Red Wings and every season since signing on with the Blackhawks, but three Stanley Cups in six seasons with Chicago and a reputation as one of the best two-way players in the game gives him the edge over Phil Kessel. 82|100 Harry How/Getty Images 82 — Martin Straka He produced six 20-plus goal seasons, including a high of 35 with the 1998-99 Penguins. Interestingly, Marian Gaborik wore the digits for four games during his rookie season but after too many missed chances he switched back to 10. 83|100 Glenn James/NHLI via Getty Images 83 — Ales Hemsky He might leave you wanting more, but so does Jay Beagle. 84|100 Mike Stobe/NHLI via Getty Images 84 — Mikhail Grabovski Just six players in history have worn these digits. Grabovski, with three 20-goal seasons to his credit, is clearly the finest. 85|100 Rick Stewart/Getty Images 85 — Petr Klima He famously defected from Czechoslovakia in 1985 and went on to play 13 seasons with Detroit, Edmonton, Tampa Bay, Los Angeles, and Pittsburgh. Along the way, he scored 30-plus goals in this first three years (five times in all) and won a Cup with the Oilers in 1990. 86|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 86 — Nikita Kucherov Teuvo Teravainen might have something to say about this in a few years but Kucherov, who enjoyed a 29-goal breakout season in 2014-15, owns it for now. 87|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 87 — Sidney Crosby The Kid chose a number that commemorates the month (August), day (7) and year (1987) of his birth. Have to admit that he hasn't been too shabby since his arrival in the NHL in 2005. 88|100 Paul J. Bereswill for Sports Illustrated 88 — Eric Lindros Patrick Kane might make an argument before he's done, but you can't argue with a Hart Trophy and a spell, however brief, that hinted at so much more. He belongs in the Hall of Fame. 89|100 Rick Stewart/Getty Images 89 — Alexander Mogilny An occasionally prolific scorer (he netted 76 goals and 127 points in 77 games for Buffalo in 1992-93), Mogilny picked this number to commemorate the year of his arrival in North America from Russia. 90|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 90 — Ryan O'Reilly Several greats briefly switched to this number late in their careers, including HOFers Clark Gillies and Mike Modano, but O'Reilly has it for keeps. The promising young center is one of the best two-way forwards in the game. 91|100 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 91 — Sergei Fedorov The first Russian to record 1,000 points helped popularize this number as an alternative to 19. 92|100 Scott Levy/Getty Images 92 — Rick Tocchet Steady and productive from 1984 until his retirement in 2001, No. 92 was his one-year jersey with four different teams (Penguins, Capitals, Coyotes, Flyers). 93|100 Claus Andersen/Getty Images 93 — Doug Gilmour It's tough to remember that he first wore 18 with the Blues (1984) and 39 with the Flames (1989-92) before making 93 his own. Killer carved out a Hall of Fame career (Class of 2011) with a pair of 110-plus points seasons in Toronto and the 1992-93 Selke Trophy as the league's best defensive forward. 94|100 John Biever for Sports Illustrated 94 — Ryan Smyth During a 19-year career that began, and ended, in Edmonton, Smyth earned a reputation as a heart-and-soul player who would do whatever it took to help his team win. He authored five seasons of at least 30 goals, included a personal best of 39 in 1996-97. 95|100 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 95 — Alexei Morozov The 1995 first rounder spent just seven rather underwhelming seasons in the NHL, but is just one of five players to wear 95 and the only one to keep it more for than one season. 96|100 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 96 — Tomas Holmstrom He earned a formidable reputation for a greasy style of play during his 15-season career with the Red Wings. He won four Stanley Cups and scored a career-high 30 goals in 2006-07. Of note: Pavel Bure wore 96 for two seasons in Vancouver, but it was his kryptonite. The two-time 60-goal scorer was out for all but 15 games in 1995-96, and scored only 23 in 63 in 1996-97. Back in his familiar 10 for 1997-98, he tallied 51. 97|100 Robert Beck for Sports Illustrated 97 — Jeremy Roenick JR's 27 was familiar to fans in Chicago, but he wore 97 from 1999 on, with Phoenix, Philadelphia and Los Angeles. After two 30-goal seasons with the Coyotes, Roenick put up some decent twilight campaigns and easily earned the honors over Matt Gilroy, Rotislav Klesla and Petr Ledin. 98|100 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 98 — Brian Lawton The first pick in the 1983 draft chose this number because it was "one short of Gretzky." The decision did not go well for him. 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This is my second purchase of a higher-end Sunbeam! I decided to give Sunbeam a second chance! Both irons leak water while you are ironing-so you have wet spots all over your clothes-just 2 or 3 little drops at a time, then 10 seconds later the same thing, 2-3 little drops, and sometimes it will leave water spots on your clothes, depending on the garmet.
It matters not on what setting-steam or no steam-cool, medium, or high heat-it will leak and you cannot stop it!! Problem is getting continously worse and now I have no warranty!!
Throwing this one away, just like the first one, and buying a different brand name!!
Otherwise, seems to be a good iron! Sunbeam will not get any more of my money.
This is, without a doubt, the worst iron I have ever owned! It's auto-off function causes the iron to turn off while I am ironing. I actually emailed Sunbeam about this issue, and the response I received was ludicrous. They told me to hit the iron on the ironing board if it kicked off while ironing! This iron is going in the garbage today. Save your money, and buy another brand!
Stains in the clothes, doesn´t seem new. We read all the other reviews, but we decided to take our chances because my brother in law have one, but nop, we were wrong. Definately would not recommend to anyone!
This is by far the worst iron I have ever owned. It sticks to everything and has ruined several items of clothing even though I use the proper settings. I would never recommend it to anyone. Mine is going in the garbage.


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There isn't any debating that a travesty of justice occurred in Tulia in 1999.
An undercover agent whose integrity has been deemed questionable at the least, fingered 46 people on illegal drug charges.
Fast forward five years, and the tables have turned.
The undercover officer, Tom Coleman, is the one with a court date facing perjury charges, while many of those Coleman was responsible for putting behind bars have been released and are now seeking justice.
This search for justice has stretched the boundaries of fairness and responsibility and resembles more of a cash grab. For example, this quest for justice holds the entire Panhandle accountable for what happened in Tulia.
Tonya White and Zury Bossett, two of Coleman's victims, have filed a federal lawsuit implicating, in part, the Panhandle Regional Narcotics Task Force. The lawsuit includes every county in the Panhandle and several individual cities that make up the PRNTF, close to 40 entities in all.
Those convicted and jailed wrongly deserve justice, and even compensation, for the gross miscarriage of justice that occurred in Tulia. However, to hold every county and several cities in the Panhandle financially liable for the wrongdoings of a few is a perfect example of how two wrongs do not make a right.
Most county and city officials across the Panhandle had never heard of Tom Coleman before 1999 and had no role in his hiring, but the taxpayers these officials represent should be responsible for compensating his victims?
Those a court deems personally responsible for what happened in Tulia should pay the price - not taxpayers across the Golden Spread.
Unfortunately, that is not likely to happen. Potter County commissioners took the first step Monday to lessen the financial blow of Tulia's sting by trying to reach a settlement. Expect many other counties and cities to do the same to avoid the cost of litigation. It seems justice still has not been served in Tulia.
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