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What works against the rash on the bridge of my nose?
Itchy?: How long has it been there? Does it also affect your cheeks? A topical cortisone may help but if it does not, you will need to consult your doctor because it can be something serious. ...Read more
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Most bumps and blotches on a newborn baby are harmless and clear up by themselves. By far the most common skin problem in infants is diaper rash. Diaper rash is an irritation of the skin caused by dampness, urine, or feces. Most babies who wear diapers will have some type of diaper rash. However, there are other skin disorders that can cause rashes. These are usually not serious unless ...Read more
.i've itchy rashes on both sides of middle-bridge of nose.doctor advised me to use Ziming cream & it got cured.but rashes again appeared.i wea glasses?
Contact Dermatitis?: Red itchy rash along bridge of nose around contact with glasses is concerning for allergic contact dermatitis. Contact allergens include metals, glues, plastics, rubber, fragrances, topical antibiotics, preservatives, and chemicals. Avoidance is mainstay of treatment along with topical steroid creams. See an Allergist if persistent. Diagnosed by allergen patch testing. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Does a lupus butterfly rash extend across the bridge of the nose?
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How 2 tell difference between sunburn &butterfly rash?I have ctd.Got burn on upper cheeks &bridge of nose on cloudy day &all sunny days.Fades in 2days
Peeling: The rash from a sunburn tends to peel and flake and heal relatively quickly whereas the butterfly rash of autoimmune conditions such as lupus tends to involve the cheeks primarily and last a long time. There is also a significant delay in onset of the rash after sun exposure which may be many days or weeks. Wearing hats and using sunscreen such as anthelios is recommended to prevent both issues. ...Read more
Is it possible to have a 'white' oder inverted lupus butterfly rash?
I have such a a 'white' rash over cheeks and nose bridge framed by brownish area
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I have RA and have a rough rash on my forehead, cheeks, chin, and bridge of nose that look like small white hairs coming out, is it lupus: i'm black?
Check it out: Lupus in the skin can take many forms. What you are describing sound convincing for a variation of skin lupus. I would see a dermatologist who can confirm this for you and help in clearing up the skin and giving you guidance on maintenance of you skin's health. ...Read more
Small knot on bridge of nose, what is this?
Time to see Dr: Cannot tell you via Internet what cause is. Should see your Dr or a Plastic Surgeon for exam and management recommendations. ...Read more
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Nasal Pain: Did you have any trauma or recent irritation to the region? Sounds silly but you might have even slept on it weird if you sleep on your stomach. If doesn't resolve on its own, see an ENT for further evaluation. ...Read more
Pain/pressure in bridge of nose an feel sickly?
Possibly sinusitis: Pressure/pain in bridge of the nose may indicate a sinus infection, especially If you have had a cold recently. Most often viral, occasionally bacteria are involved. See a physician if it concerns you. You can read patient information about sinusitis here: http://bit.ly/1vAJYuJ at the patient.co.uk website ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Sudden nose pressure on the bridge of nose. Went away after a minute. What is this ?
Don't panic: Like it or not, we are unconsciously monitoring our body to alert us to any new or unusual sensation. We try to control everything in our lives but sub-consciously we know that the one thing we really have no control over is the sudden appearance of a catastrophic illness. If your symptom of nose pressure happens repeatedly, or worsens see your Dr. Otherwise it's likely of no significance :) ...Read more
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Once all the heads were installed and tuned as close to my usual pitches as the tension rods would allow, I'm happy to say that they sounded glorious – almost. The bass drum head was low, punchy, warm, and resonant with a minimum of over-ring. I use an unmuffled single-ply Mylar front head with a small port, so I'm used to a little ring and the need to have a small muffling strip or pillow on the back head. The natural self-balancing effect of the skin eliminated the need for the muffler and made the pedal feel simply exquisite. I was able to tune it slightly tighter than my usual Mylar head and still got a nice low pitch. The extra tension made it easier to play faster combinations on the bottom end without having to sacrifice that almost subharmonic sound that I love.
The same positive comments can be applied to the 12" and 16" heads. Both produced an extremely full-bodied, warm, resonant tone that projected like a dream, and felt simply divine under my sticks. The only sour note came from the 13" tom. Although this particular drum is usually my "magic" tom with Mylar heads, I just couldn't tune it to sound as good as the 12" or the 16" toms. Given the fact that all of the other sizes were great sounding heads, I was inclined to believe that I simply got a dud 13" head. I took it off the drum and noticed that there was one area of the head that was noticeably thicker and stiffer than the rest of the head, so I lay the blame on that. The head even felt different. At a tension that should have resonated and been soft to hit, it felt like I was striking a marching drum (one of the new ones with that lovely Formica tabletop feel). The folks at Earthtone might want to do just a little more in the area of quality control, but given the extremely variable nature of the material, I feel that this is probably something that will happen from time to time, no matter how quality conscious the company may be.
Since I didn't have another 13" head to swap out, I simply took the 13" tom off the set and went to a four-piece configuration. Bingo! The toms and bass drum blended into a symphony of earthy, primal sounding, bone-crunching drums! This was the way God intended drums to sound! Visions of Gene Krupa and "Sing, Sing, Sing" danced in my head as I pounded those signature licks on the floor tom.
The 14" head got a real workout. Being a self-avowed snare drum freak, I tried it out on several drums: a 1923 Ludwig Deluxe (Black Beauty), my favorite wood drum (a Craviotto 14" x 4" Lake Superior maple piccolo), and a rather pedestrian (but excellent general-purpose) '60s Ludwig Super-sensitive. The head performed well on all three drums. It didn't have the overtones and high pitched ring that you would get from a Mylar head, and I wouldn't recommend it for rimshot backbeats with the butt end of the stick, unless you just love replacing expensive drumheads. But the sound at low to fairly loud volumes was consistently warm and resonant on all three drums. The only caveat is the variable tonalities caused by the differing thickness across the head. When I played a buzz roll with the sticks on opposite sides of the drum, it sounded like each stick was rolling on a different drum. But that turned out to be a benefit, because even with the head tuned to the same pitch all around, I could coax several different timbres out of the same drum by playing different areas of the head.
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My last concern with the heads manifested itself the day I intended to finish this article. The set with these heads had been sitting in a room with a temperature that remained relatively unchanged until a cold front came through. The mercury plummeted from the mid-70s to a frigid 24 degrees in one day. The heating system automatically compensated, which meant that the room went from comfortable and moderately humid to extremely dry as a result of the heater running almost constantly. As I suspected, all of the heads began to creep upwards in pitch. There was no way to significantly lower the tension without the tension rods coming out of the lug casings, which definitely had a detrimental effect on the tuning. To their credit, the heads still sounded musical, and didn't change nearly as much as the calfskin heads on my vintage set of Radio Kings, which were in the same room. The bottom line is that even though these heads are easier to set up and tune than traditional calfskins, you still have to take the climate and humidity into consideration when using them. Still, this problem could be cured with a misting bottle and/or a diffusing hair dryer. You might have a little difficulty finding a place for those items in your trap case, but it's not a huge price to pay if you're willing to go the extra mile for that special sound.
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Like you need any other reason to go out than it being Thursday, but well humor you anyway. Because its Cinco de Mayo, you might be craving something that sort of honors that battle in Puebla, Mexico, in which the Mexicans conquered the French, on this day, so many fucking years ago. Or you might want to honor your liver with a workout. You care about the holiday; you dont really care about the holiday what to do? Go to Roccos Tacos. At any other party, a young, sombreroed man wearing two drink holsters might seem obnoxious. Not here. Youre as happy as the positively stimulating tequila that floats in the holster around his neck. The only thing not having a good time is his camera, which has fallen in that drink, true story: Cinco de Mayo 2010. There might be no special ceremonies here, but a live mariachi band and 225 types of tequila will set a mood.
Choose a location: Roccos in Boca Raton (5250 Town Center Circle; 561-416-2131), Roccos in West Palm Beach (224 Clematis St.; 561-650-1001), or Roccos in Fort Lauderdale (1313 E. Las Olas Blvd.; 954-524-9550). Cant choose a location? Hit every single one of them by hopping on the Taco & Tequila Express. Before this awesomeness soaks into your brain, absorb that it will cost you 200 bucks but you are riding on the Taco & Tequila Express! On Cinco de Mayo! There is an open bar on the bus. And at each location, you will get your fill of authentic Mexican fare and a bottle of Roccos Tacos Signature Milagro Tequila. And a Roccos T-shirt and hat you can wear the next day to show you survived Cinco de Mayo, 2011. Visit roccostacos.com.
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I'm calling it quits at page 39, although I don't like having unfinished books on my shelf. I'm disappointed, but I just can't get into this book.
There's a disease afoot in 1870's Old New York named society, of which one Newland Archer has caught an incurable strain. The warning signs? An impending marriage that you feel the need to stress isn't arranged but oh, how convenient it is; the gentlemanly contemplation of a condescending proprietorship of your betrothed as an attractive commodity; falling in 'love' with someone you don't know... at all... because she happens to present something different and you happen to be bored with all the dust gathering about your person as of late. Treatments to at least resume quality of life? Bring on the leeches!!! Wait, no, what?!
Phew! That escalated almost as quickly as a late 19th century doctor to bloodletting. Annnd it's out of my system. Ahem.
I like historical fiction. I also like several classic authors who wrote during and/or of the Victorian era. Because of this, I didn't find a growing love of Edith Wharton's writing to be a surprising denouement whilst reading [b:The Buccaneers|856190|The Buccaneers|Edith Wharton|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1347659567s/856190.jpg|1483593]. I was interested to see if this burgeoning would continue throughout other books, however. It has.
What I most enjoy about historical fiction is that it offers a enhanced perspective of the present; I think this is one of the reasons I enjoy Wharton's writing as much as I do. She seems to fill her stories to the brim with relevance whether it be emotional, political, societal, gendered, etc.
In The Age of Innocence which was alluded to, interestingly, as a counterpart to Henry James' Portrait of a Lady in my edition's introduction, there really isn't a host of likable characters. Wharton is writing of high society [read wealthy, or pretending to be, snobs who are dead bored of themselves and everyone around them but petrified of new blood and scandals - though they sure love to gossip about both]. However, Wharton's style gifts her unlikable characters with an understandable air. Enough that a reader can follow the all-too-convoluted roundabouts of who is related to who, who's marrying who, and what all the Whos think about the Other Whos. This is what kept me reading and kept me enjoying what I was reading rather than any particular loyalty of feeling towards the characters.
On the surface, Newland Archer is a immature/naive product of his social circle who has ideas that lean modern but prefers the practice of old lace high society and a wife he can shape as he sees fit. From Wharton's pen, however, he becomes a person suffused with human need like any other.
"The taste of the usual was like cinders in his mouth, and there were moments when he felt as if he were being buried alive under his future."
I love that her writing proffers that balance. That we do see thought process emerge from Archer, that the narrative is not driven simply by his impulse but his struggle with the warring mantles of both duty and impulse. That she offers up a character with nuance that fits his surroundings rather than a characterization of 'male in 1870's NY' though she is still able to capture that societal mindset.
I could continue to ramble at this point; I decided I needed to finish this tonight so I'm hopped up on a good book and I've drunk my body weight in coffee. I think it's more simplistic, and more realistic prior to my impending caffeine crash, to say that Wharton is an author you need to read. Her writing is intelligent yet accessible and her plots offer a wealth to think on. When people talk about seeing the future through the past, they're talking about material like Wharton's books. She does for the all too oft hypocrisy of gendered issues and the futility/arrogance of incestuous societies what Dickens did for Chancery in Bleak House.
This is a marvellous depiction of New York society during the 1870's when the rigid rules dictated what was expected and acceptable behaviour. The cover of my book suggested torrid romance, i.e. the movie cover, where in essence the strictures of society prevailed.
Loved this book. I will say the first week was difficult, I only had 15 minutes at a time to read. Once I was able to sit and read,it was a great book. I loved the writing,and the characters. The ending made me sad,but I understood Newland.
As much as things have changed,have they really?
Is it truly cowardice to choose the inertia of fantasy over action when any relationship will erode to "dull duty" in the long run?
So how can Edith Wharton's The Age of Innocence possibly be the greatest New York novel of all time? Well, it is. It builds itself, obsessively, out of all the essential New York themes.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 159308143X, Paperback)Somewhere in this book, Wharton observes that clever liars always come up with good stories to back up their fabrications, but that really clever liars don't bother to explain anything at all. This is the kind of insight that makes The Age of Innocence so indispensable. Wharton's story of the upper classes of Old New York, and Newland Archer's impossible love for the disgraced Countess Olenska, is a perfectly wrought book about an era when upper-class culture in this country was still a mixture of American and European extracts, and when "society" had rules as rigid as any in history.
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In honor of Women's History Month, Urban Fusion gathered together some of Milwaukee's most talented women hip hop artists for the Lady's Choice Hip Hop Showcase this Saturday at the Riverwest Public House (815 E. Locust St). The line up includes Lyrically Poetic, Kewii, Lady SabO, Annie Mae, Kia Rap Princess and all the way from Chicago, Lady T.
All of these women have been making waves over the last few years with the music they've released and with them all under one roof, this looks to be like it will be a dope show. There will also be live music from the Kush Trio, with Killa Kut and Sonya on the turntables.
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Ishdarr - The Better Life EP
While very new to the Milwaukee hip hop scene, 17-year-old MC Ishdarr has been making big waves already. He opened for Schoolboy Q at the Rave last Thursday and on Friday had the release party for his new EP The Better Life. He popped on my radar with his soulful first single "They Lost Me" and this six song EP shows the talent this young man already has.
Ranging from topics such as family, relationships and his dreams, Ishdarr truly takes you on a ride showing his life and what he wants to become. It doesn't hurt that all the beats are fire and that his flow is so sharp. I could say a lot more, but really just hit play. For real. My only crituque is that he didn't add his other single "Ready" to the project which is just as fire. Check out his interview from last week's Those Hip Hop Guys Radio show where he goes into more detail about himself and this project. And he said his parents grew up listening to ATCQ and De La Soul. His parents yall. We are all old. Interview starts at the 60 minute mark. »Read Full Blog Post


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Interfaith Panel: "What in your religion inspires peace & hope?"
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Thank you to Rabbi Robin Nafshi and Temple Beth Jacob for organizing and hosting our annual WORLD AIDS DAY service. Thank you to our featured speaker, The Rev. Curtis Metzger, for your prayers and words of remembrance. Thank you to the New Hampshire Gay Men's Chorus and Cantor Shira Nafshi for your lovely music. Thank you to the Northern New England Chapter of the Names Project for loaning a section of the AIDS Memorial Quilt for display.
Thank you, all who attended our Thanksgiving Day Interfaith Gathering. We raised almost $500 for Family Promise of Greater Concord!
Did you know that as of 2015 the Greater Concord Interfaith Council has hosted Concord's annual Holocaust Remembrance Week for 30 years?
This photo is of the Rev. Rosanne Roberts of Wesley United Methodist Church reading the names of victims of the holocaust in April outside of South Church.
Events also included a book display at Gibson's, a service at Temple Beth Jacob and a screening of the film "Europa, Europa" at Red River Theatre followed by a question and answer session with a trained Holocaust educator. Rabbi Robin Nafshi of Concord's Temple Beth Jacob said in a co-authored an op-ed in the Concord Monitor: "This year marks the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camps of Auschwitz-Birkenau, symbolic of the end of the European Holocaust. The political philosopher Hannah Arendt said concerning the Nazi genocide of Jews, that human history 'has known no story more difficult to tell.' With the passing of 70 years, fewer and fewer survivors remain; as they die, they take with them the stories that only they can tell."
The Greater Concord Interfaith Council promotes understanding, peace, and respect. We affirm that what unites us is greater than what divides us. We work to create a respectful environment in which earnest people can explore our religious diversity through common worship, mutual education and community outreach.
On September 21, 1949, several area churches met to form a group whose purpose would be to further ecumenical religious life in the Concord area. On February 24, 1950, by-laws were adopted for the Greater Concord Council of Churches. The original membership was comprised of Protestant and Catholic Churches.
In the mid 1980's the constitution was revised to become the Greater Concord Interfaith Council and membership was extended to the Jewish Synagogue, Bahai Faith, Concord Friends Meeting, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Unitarian Universalist Church, and other religious bodies interested in furthering our mission.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Speedy Great stay I was very impressed with the design n functionality of the hotel. It's true to it's name. It very lofty and state of the art. We only stayed one night as we were there for an appointment, but the staff were very helpful and efficient. The rooms were kinda small but comfortable, cozy and clean. Beds were comfortable. Only drawback is you have to pay for your breakfast there. They do have a shuttle if u need for the 5min ride to the airport. But you will need a cab to get downtown. It's about $25 to $30 each way. Go check out The Harbor...there's plenty of restaurants there. Aloft was a treat. March 2, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Deb007 Hip Hotel The hotel was a pleasant surprise. It was my first time staying at Aloft and although my husband and I are in the "over 50" age group, we enjoyed the atmosphere. It was very refreshing. My only complaint if any was that the bed was not very comfortable. Other than that the staff was wonderful, teh hotel was clean and the room was nicely furnished. DId not use pool, spa or fitness center. February 25, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Devon51 Noisy I stayed at this hotel in the past as my in town getaway from the drama. But not this time, when I checked in, I went to the SPG line and I was not greeted nor handled like a SPG guest and I had to wait, which was rude because there were two staff at the front counter. I stayed in room 509, the room was clean and nice but I had a loud neighbor, I called the front desk to let them know and asked if I could be moved but the hotel was full. That was fine it was just that I had to call 5 times, and it wasnt until the last day on the last hour that a maintence crew member went to the room and asked them to be quiet, and if they continued they would have to leave. This is below the sheratons standard. I'm not happy about it, and I'd really like if someone looked into the quality of the hotel. Oh and last thing, breakfast bar...food is terrible. Upon check out I was not greeted with a smile only a blank stare no how was you're stay, checking out? May I help you...just a blank stare. This hotel has to get it together again...its turning gh***o. February 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Christel41 This hotel is EXCELLENT, the staff is GREAT!!! For my first trip to Baltimore area and the staff made the experience unforgettable and smooth. The hotel experience itself was priceless. February 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kevin Wonderful stay I came into town to celebrate my wedding anniversary. I was greeted by warm people at the desk and everyone I ran into was extremely helpful. I am hoping to be able to return and recommend to my friends. February 18, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Marksbmoretrip Baltimore Trip When I arrived they tried to put me in a room with a double bed , the reservation was for a queen. So I had to wait for a queen size bed to be available. The elevators and the hallways outside the elevators looked like it had not been cleaned in weeks. We awoke on Sunday and left room around 9:30 a.m., only to come back at 1:30 pm and room was still not cleaned. February 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mike51 very good stay the staff was friendly and helpful . The shuttle drivers were very good about taking our group to eating places . All in all , an excellent place for our meeting January 31, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Paul357 Good location with wifi Good location for business travel. January 28, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by ptw1925 The room was great Other than the room ,service is a big fat zero with a capital Z. They ran out of towels and never put three towels in the room except the first day. The bar did not have all the bar food on the menu and it was being warmed up in the microwave. The staff had us come down for towels and a razor and when we got there they said there were none. No ice maker available except in the lobby. January 24, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Meredith06 Everything OK except the fire alarm My stay was great except I was woken up by a fire alarm at 7:00 am that lasted for several minutes. January 24, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by S220 My accomendations were horrible Unfortunately, I can give my stay at your hotel a 10; it was more like a 2. I was very displease with my service. I understand the night I arrived the hotel was experiencing some sort of power outage and got that reason I had to walked up to my room and unable to come out because I could not get a key card. But what I can't understand was when I went to the front desk to ask for more towels and a wash cloth I was told I had to wait until after 7 the next morning. When I arrived the towels and wash clothes were unacceptable. I very disgusted and upset. I have never experienced such crazy at the Aloft at the National Harbor . January 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by ThereForBusinessTrip Hotel looks good on the surface... Initially I loved the modern look of my hotel room until I took a closer look. There were a lot of nasty-looking stains on the carpet; I think there should be some threshold where after a carpet is repulsive enough, the carpet should be replaced. There were several human hairs in and on the bedsheets. There was a single hair on the toilet seat. There was a LOT of hair along the perimeter of the bathroom, as it obviously hadn't been swept up in quite a while. The maids obviously do the bare minimum (refill the soap, stock the water bottles, change the sheets) but aren't there to perform any deep cleaning. Finding hair all over a hotel room is absolutely repulsive to me and ruins my stay. That is the most hair I've ever encountered in a hotel room in my life! January 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ljmom great stay great stay would stay again January 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by MM14 Efficient, clean and friendly This was a return visit for me and the staff processed check in very quickly. They greeted with a smile and acknowledged my platinum status by offering benefits to my work colleague. Great all around hotel. January 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by firesan My favorite BWI hotel I have stayed here many times. Staff exceptionally good. This time I forgot my iPad cable, Jay let me borrow his personal cable. Nice job. January 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Coe3 This hotel has excellent staff The staff is extremely professional and accommodating. My room was spotless. The only negative for me was the loft style bed, which was too firm for my comfort. January 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by mdahmus Comfortable but missing one key thing I really rely on a hot tub when travelling for business - the absence of one here really brings down what otherwise was a very enjoyable stay. January 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TravisandPriscilla Simply Outstanding My wife and son stayed at the Aloft and told me it was simply amazing. They were staying at the Four Points at the BWI airport and I eventually changed them to the ALOFT and it was like night and day. The services was amazing. The hotel was amazing. The staff was amazing. Would recommend to stay at the hotel. US Army dependents gives big kudos. January 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jjbk great location, reasonable rates I was recovering from surgery and headed home. I needed something near BWI with shuttle service. I called for reservation, explained my needs, spoke to a wonderful employee who answered all my questions and booked exactly what I wanted. The room was quiet, fantastically comfortable bed, fabulous bedding, great decor, easy access. Everything we needed was there. Rates were very fair, especially for the high quality of everything. Every employee we encountered was friendly, pleasant, and helpful. The room was totally KOOL. Will definitely return and recommend. January 10, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by TR1devil Great concept, just need to improve execution.... Just completed a 2 night stay at your hotel. Overall very impressed, with a couple of comments: 1.) Housekeeper did a very poor job on room upkeep. Trash left in waste can, dirty towel left on floor, complimentary water bottles were not provided/replaced after first night. 2.) Not enough kitchen staff to support food requirements in morning when everyone wants to get moving. Really enjoyed the atmosphere of the hotel, but would like to see a little more focus on guests, and then my recommendation would be unreserved! January 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by NewYearsEvelove Courtesy The one thing that I was disappointed about was there was no door on the bathroom as it had been removed at some point. Everything else was fantastic! January 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by blamb4462 Xmas 20125 Love hotel have stayed 3 times, but need to stop having parties in lobby. December 26, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by kellijod Very frustrated I called to book and was told breakfast was included with our room. We wanted a hotel where it was included so it would be one less thing to worry about before catching our flight. When we checked in we were also told breakfast started at 6. When we came down for breakfast the next morning, there was nothing there. I asked the girl at the desk and she said very unapologetically that the chef didn't show up. I then asked, " is there anything we could have for breakfast?" Another employee said, "we could throw in a microwaveable sandwich for each of you." I said that would be fine and ran up to pack our stuff since we were now behind schedule. When I came back down she asked for my credit card to pay for them. I refused. She then said she would just charge our room for them. I was absolutely appalled. December 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by WestcoastJoe Quick and easy Quick and easy. Check in to check-out it was simply quick and easy. Simplistic but not simple, welcoming but not overbearing. A great place to stay to get things done. December 23, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Teo592 Caring staff, but facility needs TLC This was my fifth Aloft stay, and second stay at the same Aloft. It did not meet my expectations for a Starwood hotel. Comfort and the efforts of the staff were definitely highlights. I enjoyed the lobby area's comfy chairs and the excellent bedding. However, in a one-night stay I saw three obvious faciltiy problems: 1) the soap dispenser in my shower leaked so badly that even after I clearned up the first saucer-sized soap slick on the floor, there was another slick growing in less than an hour. 2) for the second time, this hotel's kitchen was out of action; I had to run across the wind-swept parking lot without a coat to get a hot breakfast from the adjacent hotel. 3) as a combat veteran, I take pride in our nation's flag and it pains me to see one in tatters and still on a flagpole; this hotel's flags all need to be replaced. Otherwise, I had a great stay. If the hotel addresses these problems, I would come back. December 23, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by JoeP54 Constructive Criticism Vanessa has come to know me and welcomes me, as do other members of the staff. I am a frequent visitor and know the hotel well. I rarely have complaints, and as a frequent traveler that is saying a lot!! In the more than 30 nights I have stayed, I never had an issue before this week when I returned to a room which had not been cleaned or made up. That was a one time issue and, well, stuff occurs. No big deal. It was fine the other two nights and has been every night for all of my prior stays. But please someone fix the internet service. It is so frustrating and slow and unreliable it sometimes make me wish I was staying somewhere else. This is my only consistent problem with the hotel. Please fix it. December 21, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Lolabola So- So I expected more from a W resort. We booked a king and no one even acknowledged that they gave us a double room. When I asked, I was simple advised yeah that's all we have left. The room may not have been used for long as it was a little dusty. The bathroom door didn't work, the tv would not turn on and lightbulbs were out. We aren't too needy so just mentioned it in the morning to which we got a reply of; well why didn't you report it could have been easy fixes. Really my expectations would be to not have to go into hotel and call with a laundry list and a simple apologies would have done it. While the hotel looked trendy not sure if I would choose it again. The walls also had all sorts if scratches etc. December 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by ecorsmi87 no hospitality Service means everything. Service was poor.. made my own linen.. (Houskeeper said she had alot on her mind) Housekeepers were rude front desk seemed annoyed. Linen and towels stained.. December 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by rm12 not as nice as the pictures look noisy heat in room, noise from hallways, not very nice December 12, 2012


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So if you want Gabe, you've got to get him early. So it's kind of a difficult time for us. The reason I bumped back practice was to give you guys the optimum time to come in and interview our players this afternoon. We'll practice under the lights, which is also a little bit of a change from a year ago to where we are right now, being that two of our first four games will be in the evening.
What we've basically scheduled camp this year is during one-a-days, we'll practice in the middle of the afternoon. During double-days, we'll practice in the morning, meet in the afternoon, and then practice under the lights in the evening to give a chance for our guys to get a little bit acclimated to that. Also just a couple housecleaning items for me. Obviously I know a lot of you want to talk to Lance [Smith], but he can't be here today.
The next time the offensive players are available, he'll be made available to you. Jack [Ikeqwuonu] will be made available to you today. But on those two separate cases, individually with Jack and Lance, I've made comments. They've made comments. The university has released their comments. Anything dealing with those two issues will not be discussed by those players or anybody associated with my program. So if you do ask a question, you're going to get a no comment. If you get another question, they'll leave, and that's the way we'll handle it.
I think the biggest thing that we have going for us right now, because of the way the season played out last year, because of the returning players that we have right now, I've been looking forward to camp beginning because it gets us back on track to what we've ingrained in our program, ingrained in our players.
A week ago at media day in Chicago for the Big Ten kickoff, I got a lot of questions about expectations and where we see our program right now, and I'm going to say for the record, and you'll get the same comment out of me, we're excited about where we are. We've worked very hard to get here, but the challenges that lie ahead of us are going to be based off of what we do. Nothing . . . from the outside world. We handle our business the right way, approach every game with a 1-0 mentality, we'll get to where we want to be, and that's where we'll end up.
I would say this. I think back to the first day I was ever a college football player. I came in as a walk-on. I came to a media day at a major university, and I was very nervous, but I was also getting interviewed by people that I think were very nervous. So on the same account, this is a great day. I've tried to build it up. Justin and I talked to our players last night about what to expect from today. I just ask that you handle them with the same respect they're going to handle you with and treat everything on a fair playing field. With that, I'll open up to any questions.
Coach, is there more pressure for you as a second-year head coach when you have a year behind you as successful as last year was?
I don't think it is any different from a year ago than what it is now. Just there's more awareness maybe. I know I prepared myself in the same way. You know, you always say that in coaching your team makes the biggest improvement from year one to year two. A lot of times when you're dealing with multi-year starters, you'll say they make the biggest improvement from starting from year one to year two.
I know as I look back on last year's season, the first thing we try to do in February after we're done with recruiting is evaluate how we handled everything individually and then take a look at the whole picture. We've modified camp. You know why we modified camp? Because we had a different lineup as far as, you know, fall kickoff times.
It was interesting, just two days ago, I received an invitation to speak at a clinic, and last year the topic of my conversation was Wisconsin Football: Philosophies on Offense, Defense and Special Teams. Obviously they didn't want to hear me give the same speech. So I know I'm going to talk in February, and the title of my talk is Wisconsin Football: Changing and Transition from Year One to Year Two. And that's what it is. I've just . . . learn from last year and build upon this year as well as our entire staff.
Coach, Travis Beckum and Andy Crooks did such a great job for you at tight end last year. Are you expecting the same production again this year?
Well, the great thing is, last year going into fall camp, that was the first time either one of them had played competitively at this level at that position. And they're with the same coach. They're with the same offensive coordinator. So you expect growth. But on the same account, they have to remember why they had success a year ago. They listened to the coaches. They understood why we practice and why we do things in a certain way and expect them to move forward.
I think, you know, Travis in particular has changed his body a little bit. Unfortunately, Andy is in a transition right now. He was held back from certain things physically, so we're trying to get his body back on track to where it was a year ago, and I think he'll be able to do that. But both of those guys potentially should be big playmakers for us, in addition to taking up leadership roles as well.
Tremendous defense last year. You're losing a few guys to graduation. Who do you anticipate to be the guys carrying the torch on that side of the ball this year?
Well, on the back end, you know, because we have two corners that returned, you expect Jack and Allen to do that. And the first two days of practice, I've been very impressed with Allen and what he's done. And then a guy that we said last spring really made progress during the spring and has continued to do so this fall is Shane Carter, and Aubrey Pleasant isn't far behind. So we feel good about those two guys.
But the competition brings out the best in people. And Kim Royston, who's backing up Shane, and Jay Vilai, who's backing up Aubrey, as well as a couple others, have built up a good situation there. But I really think Shane Carter conceptually, just because Shane Carter does everything we ask him to do in the weight room, in the training room. Whenever we have recruits, he's probably one of our best hosts. I'll put him in front of anybody just because for what he stands for, and a lot of times those things do carry over to the field.
Defensive line is kind of a mix of guys. You know, you expect Nick and Chappy [ Jason Chapman], but they're kind of quiet guys. Matt Shaughnessy has emerged and has put on about 20 pounds from a year ago, so you expect him to be more of a playmaker. And then really our group of linebackers, they're never shy of saying anything. So between Elijah [Hodge], J.C. [Jonathan Casillas] and DeAndre [Levy], they should be a pretty solid group for us as well.
Where do you think P.J. Hill stacks up or will stack up against the great running backs in Wisconsin history?
You can answer that when he's done. You know, obviously because of what he did his first year, it brought a lot of attention to what he's done, you know. But the biggest thing P.J. was able to do is he, you know, you're going to see noticeably he looks different when you walk out there. He's had some pounds readjusted and moved to different locations and, you know, in the first two days showed a little bit of an even bigger pop than he had a year ago.
So we're excited, but as we know, you know, the world of college football can change play to play. And I know this, P.J. is very focused on what he wants to do, and he knows the expectations are high. I think they could couple him, or benefit him right now, are two guys that have initially looked good. Lance Smith has shown that he's improved from a year ago, and Zach Brown, someone who we felt very confident about in the recruiting process and we're excited to get him here on campus, looks good at this point.
Coach, is there a specific timeline, a timeframe that you have for naming either Allan [Evridge] or Tyler [Donovan] the starter, or could this legitimately go into the week leading up to the opener?
Was that question six? I had the odds on that being the first one out of the gate, easy. You know, it's going to be something that evolves over time. Obviously, 10 days out from the, what I've basically always learned as a coach or as an assistant and really bought into it and now as a head coach, 10 days out from our opener, we're going to concentrate strictly on Washington State.
Defense, we'll probably do some things early on, earlier than that, just because of the issues that Washington State's offense presents us. But what we'll do from that point forward is it'll be all Washington State preparation, and I would hope to have someone at that point where we define these are the ones, these are the twos.
But I think a defining moment in our season a year ago was when John Stocco went down in the Penn State game and Tyler Donovan was able to step in, finish that game, go down to Iowa and win that game. And it really proved in this program it is the next-man-in philosophy. No matter who is the starter, we refer to our starters as, or our number twos as being one play away from being a starter. And that's not just coach speak. That's truth and that's reality.
Coach, your only loss last season came to Michigan. This season it could, you know, come down to a game like that again. From what you remember from that game, just talk about, you know, maybe what you're going to be preparing your players for, if a situation or a big game, you know, something like that ends up with the Wolverines again this year.
Well, because of where they lie on our schedule, I don't have to think about them for a while. They were our Big Ten opener a year ago. We kind of identified them early on in the season as, you know, a potential landmark game for us. The thing we learned in that game is we prepared in a way to go up there and win. We weren't able to do it, but I really liked the way we responded afterwards.
I thought our team really grew more out of that defeat, maybe in that week of preparation and then in that defining game when we played Indiana next than at any other point during the year. That really, truly set the mind frame that they could be one of the best in college football. So I'm hoping that we gather that same knowledge in the Washington State game without a defeat, obviously. But you can't, I don't think as a coach I really ever, I've never been down the road of one of our preseason goals should be to win a championship or win this or win that.
It should be focused on the now. There's some long-range things that are good to build upon, but I think if you try to focus on one specific thing that will try to get an end result, you're really ingraining in your kids that you can skip steps to get to where you want to be. And if you want to build something that's going to last time, it has to be consistent from day one.
Coach, I want to go back to P.J. Hill for a second. Last week a lot was made down in Chicago how he met with Brian Calhoun and talked about trying to avoid the big hits. Is that something that people just talk about, or can he actually work on things that will help him do that, or once in the heat of action, will his natural instincts as a power runner take over and he'll forget all about that?
Well, I think P.J. is his own individual. Him and Brian are different in style and different in abilities. You know, what discussions him and Brian had, you've got to ask him. I know this as a head coach. When you watch film, you understand that P.J. loves to win. He loves to compete. And a lot of times when that defining moment or that instant happens where you've got to either, you know, take a slide or get out of bounds or make a hit, you know, he chose to hit. And I think that's his first reaction.
I don't know if that'll ever get out of him, and I'm not going to coach it out of him. But on the same account, you have to be smart about how you approach things. And P.J. looks really good right now. We'll definitely practice in a certain way to try to minimize the number of hits he takes from our end, as far as from what Wisconsin delivers on him.
You mentioned a little while ago about the cornerbacks and how strong they are defensively. What is it in your mind, mentally, physically, that makes Jack so special on the football field and such a thing that you can count on for your defense?
Well, the part that jumped out at Jack and from the day one when I saw him as a defensive coordinator, Jack has exceptional physical skills. And as you guys know, you've interviewed Green Bay Packer corners and NFL corners, Jack looks the part right now. I mean, he, when he walks in the door, he's going to look how they're supposed to look, minus all the tattoos and earrings and everything else, which kind of jumps out at me right away too.
He's a clean kid and represents himself in a first-class manner and really, to this point, has done everything we've ever asked him to do competitively. And the part that I like about Jack is he probably plays the hardest . . . I'd love for him to play every day like he does game day, but in reality, that probably can't exist because he wouldn't be able to last.
But I think Jack takes pride, especially a year ago as things started to go forward, we would challenge him, you know, to match up against their better players. We're currently in an installation right now for punt, and I showed seven clips yesterday to our team, and I basically was trying to emphasize how we can change field position.
A year ago versus Purdue, we were backed up on the 14-yard line, and we had offsetting penalties on a punt that they returned the ball all the way, I believe, until our 48. They had a pretty good return. There was offsetting penalties, so we had to do it again, and Jack was on the field on third down, he came off, didn't execute. He wasn't on the field for the gunner. I looked at him, I said, Jack, we need field position, I need you out there.
He ran out there, blew by the guy and pinned him on their opposite 31 and probably changed field position by 40 yards. And I showed that to our team on two accounts, to show how much of an effect, you know, special teams has on the game, but also defining, you know, our better players, at times we're going to call on you to make special plays, and you need to answer.
Coach, Coach Alexander has only had a couple days with the players. How would you say he has interacted with them and how he's started to blend in with you and your philosophies?
He's the first wide receiver coach to have a pick in practice that I've been around. He was pedaling like off-man the other day, and the quarterback overthrew and he picked it off, so all the kids were giving him a little bit of heat. But I really like, you know, the style that he brings. It's a very unique situation.
You know, in past coaching experiences, I've moved into positions where I'm replacing someone, you know, on a staff that you obviously, when you're dealing with players, they're going to have certain expectations because in college you've only been coached by one guy. You only know one way of doing things. You haven't grown as a player and been coached by several people. So that's always a difficult transition, but from what I've seen with Coach Alexander as well as with our players, that's been very, very positive, and hopefully that'll continue that way.
There were a lot of Ron Dayne comparisons made last season. Who does P.J. Hill remind you of the most?
You know what? It was interesting, I thought, when it was mentioned earlier about Brian. I had coached against Ron Dayne, but I had never really been up close and personal with Ron, and Ron stopped by the office, oh, probably about three weeks ago, just popped in and had a chance to sit down and visit with him.
And it was kind of funny because he had never met P.J., but he was saying, you know, he would be preparing for a game on Sunday and get a call Saturday afternoon from all of his buddies and all of his former teammates and said look at your little brother, isn't he doing great, you know, and all this stuff to Ron, and Ron's like I don't know the guy. You know, and it was kind of funny how Ron reacted to the whole situation. And they did get a chance to meet and visit.
The comparisons are, you know, if Ron Dayne was from Texas and had played at Illinois, I don't think that comparison would ever come about. But because he's from New Jersey and he played at Wisconsin, people automatically assume these things. They're really two different backs.
You know, the part that jumps out about P.J. early on, in my opinion, was the breakaway speed he has, and he has really, really good hands, and we can use him. Everybody knows P.J. scored the opening touchdown against Michigan a year ago. What they forget, it was this little underneath route that was about a four-yard completion that turned into a touchdown. So there's a little difference right there.
Coach, the loss of Joe Thomas has obviously been well documented, but what have you seen from Jake [Bscherer] and Gabe [Carimi] and now Danny Kaye that you have confidence in that position, that there's not going to be such a drop-off?
Well, first off, I have confidence in our coaches. Our coaches will put people in the right positions. Jake and Gabe have been in a battle since last spring. Danny has kind of been a guy in our program that's been a utility guy. He's been a guard. He's been a tackle, right tackle, left tackle. We even put him in at tight end a year ago.
And ever since I've been involved in football, my first year as an assistant coach to where I am today, a lot of teams are defined by a couple guys that really come from nowhere and give you something special. And I basically grabbed Danny early on in the summer, and I said, hey, I'm going to give you a chance to be our left tackle with Gabe and Danny, or with Gabe and Jake, and go out there and prove it.
And, you know, these first two pads, the biggest position at a disadvantage is the offensive line, because they've just got to sit back and they don't have anything to hold onto. They're used to grabbing. And, you know, until we get pads on, that's going to change. So tonight hopefully you'll be able to see some guys emerge and be able to take that position full throttle.
Bret, back to DelVaughn for a second. You said that's a unique situation. I'm just curious. I mean, as a new guy on a six-month contract, did you say to him, look, you can't hesitate to, you know, get in the face of a kid or really be firm with them, especially the seniors, who had been with Mason for so long. So I just wonder, a new guy might hesitate to do that, at least initially.
Well, the great thing about DelVaughn's situation was Paul Chryst had already worked with him. And Paul had been the coordinator and quarterback coach when Del was the wide receiver coach, so there's a comfort level there. What I knew is I needed to have a guy that had great coaching ability on the field. You know, we've already gotten ourselves in a line pretty much for recruiting.
You know, there's two aspects you always look for in assistant coaches. You've got to be good coaches on the field, and you've got to be able to carry your weight off the field, which is like recruiting and just different aspects of teamwork. And I was really looking for the best X's and O's guy, and Paul really felt strongly about it. I brought in Del, brought him in on an interview, got a feel for where he was and what he stood for, and I told him to be his own man.
And actually, you know, him and Coach Mason had a chance to visit one on one, which I think really helped Del, you know, understand exactly what individually each player was like, as well as what the situation is. And again, my hat goes off and my thoughts are always with Henry every day because he's a man that goes beyond anything he's done on the football field, and this is just another indication of that, the way he was able to kind of talk to Del and get him on the right track. And I think that's what I've seen the first two days.
Coach, now that Travis Beckum has some significant experience at the tight end position, can you talk about the potential you see for him in the upcoming season?
Well, Travis needs to be a playmaker for us. He was a year ago and really developed over time. The biggest thing, though, you know, everybody buys a ticket on Saturday to watch playmakers make plays, and he needs to continue to do that. The thing that kind of is a growing pain a lot of times for certain guys, especially the emergence of him last year as a sophomore coming into his junior year, everybody that we played as well as everybody that we didn't play who now has us on film is aware of where Travis is. I mean, he's a guy that'll be a marked man, and we need to be able to have other players make plays, which will then allow Travis to make plays as well.
You have a few new receivers, young guys, freshmen, Nick Toon in particular coming up, and it sounds like you have a lot of confidence in them, going to be getting some playing time early on. What is your expectations for him and those other young receivers?
What we did this year, when we came into fall camp, we knew we had some players potentially, not only the wide receivers, but the cornerbacks, linebackers, some skill positions, at the running back position, that we felt we want to find out very early on if they could help us. And what we tried to do in these first two practices in particular is just find out who can kind of grab things and understand.
The receivers, I think that first day in particular, some were more rattled than others, but there was definitely a little bit of an uneasiness to them. They were a lot better yesterday. I expect some of those same things to carry forward today. How much they factor into the season will basically be how they handle these first two to three weeks.
Coach, going back to special teams, my understanding is you're going to be real heavily involved this year. Can you explain your reasoning for not having a special teams coach and what results you're looking to improve on?
First question, as being more involved, I'll be the lead dog on all four phases. Last year I handled the punt team, and then I coached a position on each of the other three units, but the four units I'm talking about in specific. What I try to do is I really took a step back after the season a year ago, and one of the things I like to have is I like to have one voice.
One of the changes I made when I took over as a head coach, on Saturday after game days, I'm the only voice that this team will speak on from a coaching standpoint. I let the players talk to you, but I always felt that I was on page with Coach Alvarez 100 percent, and then I would go into that post-game press conference and I would say something, I'd read Coach Alvarez's comments, saying, I'm like going, well, we're not on the same page. And we just hadn't met, we hadn't discussed. It wasn't a contrast in philosophies or anything.
So that made me kind of think back to just having one voice. So as we install all four kicking phases, the only voice you're going to hear is mine. Now when we take the field, they'll get coached up individually, but the main voice that we'll hear as a special teams unit is mine. And the reason for that is I think it maximizes our personnel. When I hired a staff, I went out and hired people that I could feel, that I felt were going to be able to best coach the positions that I hired them to take.
As the process went along, I realized there wasn't going to be a lead person in the special teams role, because that's kind of a lost entity after they limited your ability to name a special teams coordinator when we cut back on coaches. We're not like the NFL. It's kind of got to be a process of what we do, and I didn't want to shorthand anybody from the position standpoint, and I wanted Mike Hankwitz to be able to walk around and give his knowledge of years to our entire defense, so that's why I took the role.


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