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INTRODUCTION: Pleural fluid eosinophilia is most commonly associated with malignancy, infection, trauma, and, rarely, medications, with eosinophil counts reportedly ranging 14.5-43.5%. We present a rare case of a drug-induced eosinophilic pleural effusion (EPE) with the highest eosinophil percentage (88%) ever reported in the literature.
CASE PRESENTATION: 53-year-old male with disorganized paranoid schizophrenia, on clozapine and valproic acid (VPA), was seen in the ED for increasingly erratic behavior and found to be tachypneic. Chest radiography identified a large left pleural effusion (Figure A). Diagnostic thoracentesis revealed a highly eosinophilic (88%) exudate with associated blood eosinophilia. An extensive evaluation excluded other known causes of EPE: pneumonia, malignancy, parasites, hemothorax, and pneumothorax. It was determined that a drug-induced pleural effusion was likely. The Naranjo adverse drug reaction probability scale indicated an adverse reaction to clozapine was probable. Immediately upon discontinuation of clozapine, peripheral eosinophilia resolved. Upon follow-up several weeks later, the effusion remained unchanged, but peripheral eosinophilia recurred. At this point, VPA was stopped as well, and 4 weeks later both the effusion and peripheral eosinophilia resolved (Figure B).
DISCUSSION: EPE is defined as a pleural effusion that contains at least 10% eosinophils. Commonly it occurs in the presence of blood or air in pleural space, infections, and malignancy . Malignancy is thought to be the most common cause followed by infection, unknown, post-traumatic, and miscellaneous . Drug-induced EPE is one of the miscellaneous causes. Literature reports 8 drugs known to cause EPE, including clozapine and VPA . Both have been documented in a few case reports as a cause of EPE and, more rarely, of peripheral eosinophilia . There have also been a few case reports of clozapine-induced pleural effusion in the literature, and one recent case report describes both pleural fluid and peripheral eosinophilia . The range of eosinophilia cited is 14.5-43.5%, with the highest reported 83%.
CONCLUSIONS: To our knowledge, our case has the highest eosinophilic count ever reported in any pleural effusion. While VPA and clozapine have individually been cited as causes of pleural effusions in literature, this is the first reported case of a drug-induced pleural effusion to implicate both drugs in a single case. This case strongly highlights the importance of recognizing the cause and effect relationship between psychotropic drugs and pleural effusions in the psychiatric population.
Reference #1: Kalomenidis I, Light RW. Eosinophilic pleural effusions. Current Opinion Pulm Med 2003;9:250-60.
Reference #2: Krenke R, Nasilowski J, Korczynski P, et al. Incidence and aetiology of eosinophilic pleural effusion. European Respiratory Journal 2009;35:1111-1117.
Reference #3: Huggins JT, and Sahn SA. Drug- induced pleural disease. Clin Chest Med 2004;25:141-53.
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Ok- They have Texas Tea in Nevada as well. How many readers are old enough to remember the Beverly Hillbillies TV show starring Buddy Ebsen as Jed Clampett?- the reluctant hillbilly turned Beverly Hills millionaire when they discover oil on his mountain property.
The Beverly Hillbillies sitcom ran on CBS from 1962 to 1971- coincidentally it was near the end of the show's run when oil prices went berserk for the first time in the modern era.
Not many people know this, but oil actually sold for over $70 a barrel in 1869- when it was first drilled for. Conventional thinking in 1869 believed there was no way you could stick a drill bit in the ground and find oil. Once drilling started as the technology was available, oil spent the next 100 years between $10 and $20 per barrel as it was easily found in the US.
It was the decade of the 70's that saw the first major oil shortage, raging inflation, and out of control pricing. Prices started the 70's decade at about $25 per barrel, and ended at $70 per barrel. By the 70's we had evolved to a dependence on Middle Eastern oil, and when there were shortages and embargoes, oil prices went berserk.
It was the oil shortages of the 70's that caused Brazil to go down a path of long term energy independence. We, in the US, instead chose to buddy up to the Shah of Iran and the King of Saudi Arabia to insure our oil supplies.
The Brazilians were smart enough to develop a sensible approach to Ethanol as a fuel additive. You see- in the US we have government mandated Ethanol production in all of our gasoline. This is a giant scam on the American people costing us billions. Our Ethanol industry uses corn to derive the ethanol, and the yields don't work. It's a flawed model. It takes far too much corn to produce the required ethanol, and we subsidize the ethanol and corn growers with tax dollars.
The demand for ethanol drives up the price of corn, which in turn drives up the price of feeding livestock, which of course drives up the price of food.
The Ethanol scam is left over from the Bush Administration's buddying up to Archer Daniels Midland (NYSE: ADM), one of GW's largest campaign contributors.
Ethanol works in Brazil because it is derived from sugar cane. Ethanol yields from sugar cane are nearly 10 times that of corn, and that model makes economic sense. During 2008 Ford Motor prospered selling its "Flex" vehicle lines in South America while GM was dying. Those vehicles were designed to run on much higher levels of Ethanol.
When the price of oil retreated in the 80's and 90's we lost our focus on energy independence. Brazil did not, and look where it got us.
With oil demand ever growing out of Emerging Economies, we are now refocusing on developing domestic supplies.
Demand from emerging nations has oil over $100 per barrel once again, and there's a lot of rhetoric in the election speak about developing US resources aggressively again. There are 3 states that have very lenient drilling policies- Texas, North Dakota, and Nevada. Looking for work? - I've read there's a need for 2,000 workers today in West North Dakota as the Baaken Shale is expected to eventually add 2 million barrels a day to domestic oil production.
I believe the small oil and gas exploration companies are going to get hot again, and new entrants into the field will be greeted by the market with enthusiasm. So far, on small oil and gas companies I'm 3 out of 4.
I've covered three companies in the sector in the last year. Field Point Petroleum (AMEX: FPP) was a big win- trading from $3.00 about a year ago today to $5.50 by March for a 83% gain in 5 months.
Imperial Resources (OTC BB: IPRC) (4/17) was a big win as well. Introduced last May at $.40, the stock found the $.70 level twice by June- yielding a 75% return.
How about Eagle Ford Energy (OTC BB: EFRDF)? $1 in May to $1.80 in June- another 80% win.
Bering Exploration (OTC BB: BERX) was my one winner and loser. First covered on March 31st, the stock cooperated in the short term running from $.80 to $1.60 by the end of April providing OTC Journal readers with a cool 100% gain in the first month.
I stuck with that one a little too long, and it reversed course on me and became a loser.
The track record in the last year is 4 big wins in the sector, and 1 loss. Hence the need to stick with the SSLs- Suggested Stop Losses- minimize the losses, and you are way ahead.
As I pointed out in yesterday's edition- you have the pole position on this new idea- it's never traded and no one knows about it. When it becomes a "Crowded Trade", you can be a seller for a strong profit.
OREO is the new kid on the block, and as promised you are getting the absolute first look.
I'm not going to put up a chart because there's nothing to see- this stock has never traded. The stock traded a few shares at $1.25, and that's it. Of course, as I pointed out in yesterday's edition, there was a time when RAYS had traded zero at $1.25- when the volume came in, it traded to $2.40 in a month before crashing. The early entrants on that ride made a lot of money.
Based in Bakersfield, California, OREO has acquired the rights to drill on two large claims in Nevada: The Gabbs Valley prospect, and the Kibby Flat prospect.
Both of these properties were first looked at and evaluated in 2008. Both were found to have extremely high probabilities for profitable drilling, but the economic climate in 2008 caused the discoveries to be temporarily shelved.
Their Kibby Flats prospect is estimated to contain as much as 669 million barrels of recoverable oil spanning 7270 acres of land.
Their Gabbs Valley prospect is estimated to contain 4+ billion barrels of oil over 26,000 acres.
To learn more about the company and their plans, visit their web site at http://www.americanlibertypetro.com/website.php.
You want to be positioned ahead of certain events in a stock like this. The "Thrill of the Drill" will drive this stock higher in the near future as the company prepares to do some test drilling. Remember, as we learned in past editions- it's the prospect of doing the test drilling that will push up the price- not the actual event.
You want to be in ahead of the crowd.
Since it's impossible to make any sort of technical call on this one, set your SSL 15% below your entry level. That seems like a reasonable risk to take.
Let's look to own this one in the $1.25 range- but you will have to use your judgement when it begins to trade at the open. A gap much above $1.25 should be avoided. $1.30 to- $1.35 should be the max. Based on past experience, I'm looking for the stock to go to $2, but I'll make adjustments when it begins to trade in earnest, and a chart develops.
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on 7/3/2015 7:31:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I prefer only clear, nude, or light pink manicures and believe me I've tried most light pinks in the market (OPI bubble bath, Chanel Ballerina, Deborah Lippman, Essie Ballet Slipper)... and nothing compares to this! I love the brush and it makes my nails look professionally done. I can do one coat and a top coat and be out the door. It's professional and elegant.
on 5/5/2015 10:47:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have been buying this polish for years. I love the colour although it does tend towards cool white with a hint of pink. I give myself a really awesome french manicure with this polish because the colour build so easily: I do two thin swipes of it across my free edge, let dry, then one nice thick even coat over the whole nail. Looks sort of like an american mani. Looks like those stick-ons by revlon actually.
I have since upgraded to OPI and essie because, although I loved the colour of Shell we dance, it was always so tedious trying to get even coverage over all ten of my nails while keeping it sheer: Some nails would be super sheer with one coat while others would get more pigment or streaks. So, unless you're an expert, I would go with something as fool proof as essie's Mademoiselle: You can put a million coats of mademoiselle on and it won't streak or be uneven and will stay sheer with a hint of milky-pink that you can build slowly.
on 3/13/2015 1:24:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I wanted to like this polish more than I actually did, truly. The wide, flat brush makes neat application much quicker and easier, and the colour is a gorgeous pale sheer pink. It looks great with gold or silver glitter, or on its own for a gorgeous natural-looking manicure - or, at least it should. Unfortunately, the formula is so thick and gloopy that it's almost impossible to get a perfect finish. The colour drags and and leaves the polish all streaky unless you build it up to full opacity; by which point it's too thick to properly dry, leaving your nails looking like a total mess. What a shame.
- Lovely colour
- Brush makes neat application easier
- Streaky, messy finish
- Lengthy drying time
on 7/5/2013 1:09:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Very pretty color! Formula is slightly thick and takes a little longer to dry but not a huge issue at all! The brush was great and had lots of grip and control, definitely will buy in more colors xo
on 5/24/2013 6:35:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I have almost used this one up and I never use up a bottle of nail polish! This is a very sheer polish-- but that's what I was looking for. I love the way this goes on with the wide brush and it lasts and lasts. I usually only go 4-5 days between manicures and this one is always looking fresh when I take it off. Two coats makes the base for a gorgeous french manicure. Three coats gives a pretty, neutral, professional nail for work. I'm planning on buying my second bottle soon.
on 5/24/2013 4:08:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this line of polish from Sally Hansen, it's durable, shiny and relatively chip free. This is the only one I haven't liked and I have about twelve. It goes on streaky and after three coats, you can still see the color of my nail bed through it. This is frustrating because since my skin is dark, it makes the pink look unhealthy. I will not purchase again. If you're looking for a comparable pink neutral that actually goes on more opaque, I recommend Sonia Kashuk's Sugar Rush. It requires a top coat but the color payoff is neutral and pink and pretty.
on 4/24/2013 9:04:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Shell We Dance? is a sheer pale pink. Like other polishes of the same color, it runs a little streaky, but I found the streak to be less prominent in this polish than other pale pinks. The formula was great for me, and I love that pro-wide brush, but what really makes this polish for me is that it still looked beautiful and perfect on day five with NO touch up! Obviously your results may vary based on body chemistry, but personally, this one has wonderful last. $8 is a more than I would spend on a drugstore polish (I bought this one on sale), but if my bottle got lost or broken, I might actually repurchase for full price based on how long it wore on me.
on 4/20/2013 10:37:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I really like the brush & formula.
Gave this a 3 because the pink color was too sheer & too neutral for me.
But I'd recommend this polish in general.
on 1/17/2013 10:15:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
this product is AWESOME. totally perfect nude manicure in like 5 minutes, seriously. i don't even care if it chips tomorrow-would be very easy to fix. but for a working girl who loves having pretty nails but obviously can't afford manicures every week, i am in love with this.
on 11/17/2012 5:37:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I like the formula in that it feels like acrylic and I knew it would last as soon as I put it on. I am happy with the brush too. I find it works best if you hold the brush flat, flush with the nail to get the most even coverage. This nail polish lasted 5 days which is an all time record for me. On the down side, there is just not enough pigment in Shell We Dance. To avoid streaks and uneveness of colour, you need 4 coats! This product is supposed to replace the need for a base and top coat, but with 4 coats of this, it hasn't saved you any time. I do love the staying power though, and I have read here that other shades are more pigmented, so I have bought 3 more shades off ebay. If they stay on for 5 days like this one, I will definitely be hooked on the Sally Hansen Complete Manicure range. P. S a coat of Revlon's Sparkling over this is really pretty.
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The Transportation Board is turning up the heat on the county contractor who is advocating a series of roundabouts along Trinity Drive. With a number of key questions still swirling around the proposal, some board members demanded more substantive answers during the meeting Thursday evening.
Public Works Department Director Kyle Zimmerman apprised the board of the actions the department has taken to implement directives issued by the county council on May 24. Zimmerman reported that all public comments from the council meeting had been forwarded to county contractor MIG Inc.
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(The Sports Xchange) - Byron Scott said in a television interview that he is the new coach of the Los Angeles Lakers but the team insisted that an agreement has not yet been reached.
ESPN reported Saturday that the Lakers and Scott agreed on a four-year, $17 million deal. The Lakers hold a team option on the final year of the deal.
"It feels fantastic," Scott told KCBS-TV on Saturday night. "This is a dream come true. I always wanted to coach the Lakers, especially when I got to coaching. It's so unreal. I have to thank (general manager) Mitch (Kupchak), Jeanie and Jim Buss to give me this opportunity."
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Next, tuck as many raspberries as you can into one of the long edges and start rolling towards the center; then stop at the center.
Repeat with the other long edge, tucking lots of berries into it as you roll towards the center. The berries help make the bumps of the heart, so you don't want very many in the middle where it meets (which will create the bottom/point of the heart), you want more in the edge as you roll towards the center.
The next step is to cut the log you just created into 12 equal pieces. I use dental floss and criss cross it to cut and not smash the rolls. You may need a little flour on your floss if it starts sticking to the rolls. Cut the log in half, then each half into half, and then each of those pieces into thirds. Place 6 rolls each into two round cake pans that have been lightly greased.
Point the edges at the bottom so the rolls look like hearts. Cover and let rest for 1 1/2 to 2 hours. The dough won't rise very much because of the frozen berries, but the berries will release a LOT of juices. The raspberry juices will fill most of the bottom of the cake pans.
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by Brett Larner
Despite weeks of heavy rains that brought fatal landslides across the Hiroshima region, the 2014 Hiroshima Cross-Country Meet went ahead as planned under relatively good conditions. Charles Ndirangu (Team JFE Steel), a graduate of the local Sera H.S. ekiden program that previously produced the likes of sub-27 man Bedan Karoki (DeNA RC) and 2012 Fukuoka International Marathon winner Joseph Gitau (Team JFE Steel), had an easy time adding a win to his resume, finishing more than 30 seconds up on the rest of the men's 8 km field in 24:24. Little-known Shogo Kanezane (Team Chugoku Denryoku) outran the rest of the Japanese field for 2nd, at 24:55 the only Japanese man to go under 25 minutes. His teammate Kaido Kita filled out the podium in 25:01. The top man from the third corporate team at the meet, Chudenko's Naoya Hashimoto, was 6th in 25:16 in the midst of the chase pack's blanket finish.
2014 Hiroshima XC Meet Men's 8 km
Hiroshima, 8/23/14
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1. Charles Ndirangu (Kenya/Team JFE Steel) - 24:24
2. Shogo Kanezane (Team Chugoku Denryoku) - 24:55
3. Kaido Kita (Team Chugoku Denryoku) - 25:01
4. Satoshi Kubooka (Team JFE Steel) - 25:09
5. Kota Otani (Team JFE Steel) - 25:15
6. Naoya Hashimoto (Team Chudenko) - 25:16
7. Ryota Nakamura (Team Chudenko) - 25:17
8. Hiroki Tanaka (Team Chugoku Denryoku) - 25:19
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One of the most beautiful campgrounds I've been to in a very long time. The restrooms were some of the cleanest too. Unfortunately, we went when the wind was galing so we weren't able to enjoy the beach. But there is a very nice hiking trail about 3/4 of a mile on the leeward side that made for a nice break. Would definitely come back again.
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Hampshire Residences, KLCC
Persiaran Hampshire, 50300, Kuala Lumpur
2,356 sq. ft.
- Asking Price : RM 2,002,600
- Bedrooms : 3
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- Occupancy : Vacant
- Posted Date : 10/07/2012
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Hampshire Residences is a twin tower high rise condominium located in Hampshire enclave. This project is developed by Zelan, and is just located side by side to Tan & Tan's Hampshire Park and an empty plot of land owned by UOL. It is also nearby to Benetton's 2 Hampshire, Panorama, Jelita Court, Phileo Promenade, Crimson Court, and D'Mayang. Each unit will have either Yap Kwan Seng view that include Phileo and Ambank buildings or KLCC views.
Hampshire Residences comprises of Tower A and Tower B that consist of 202 units and 186 units respectively with built-up from 753 to 2,399 sq ft. Each floor houses from 4 to 7 units for 29 floors while the remaining 4 floors are for residents' parking. Each unit comes with either 1 or 2 parking lots depending on the size of the unit. There are 5 different layouts available. Larger size unit comes with marble flooring for living and dining area, while its bedrooms are covered by timber flooring. Fittings installed for all units include kitchen cabinets, cooker hob and hood for kitchen, and built-in wardrobe for all bedrooms except for the maid's room. Besides that, each unit comes with air-conditioning and water heater for all bathrooms except maid's bathroom. Not only that, it also features video intercom in each unit.
From the entrance, you can walk to KLCC to enjoy its park with lush of greenery or have a shopping splendor with your love ones. Also, there are a number of eateries that cater wide range of delicacies from Italian foods to local flavors. Not only that, it is also within short driving distance to a number of shopping malls including Ampang Park shopping center, The Pavilion, Sg Wang Plaza, Lot 10 and Starhill.
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With a stay at Holiday Inn Express Oxford-Kassam Stadium in Oxford, you'll be minutes from Kassam Stadium and close to South Park. This hotel is within close proximity of Oxford Greyhound Stadium and Temple Cowley Pools.
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There are PDF to Excel converters out there. You will have to sort through and find one that will work for you.
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Attack On Memory was recorded with Steve Albini (Nirvana, Pixies, Manic Street Preachers, and PJ Harvey) and is Cloud Nothings' third album. The vinyl version is pressed on 180g white vinyl and includes free download code.
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Bed was comfortable. Free wi-fi. Reception was distinctly unfriendly. Our room was set in a block of rooms rented to a high-school field trip group. 15-year old boys are late-night loud, and even a monitor stationed in the hallway couldn't keep the midnight noise levels down. Why didn't the hotel assign "normal" guests rooms away from the crowds of teenagers?
Clean rooms Poor wi-fi, staff was not helpful and beds were very uncomfortable.
Incredible value Rooms are clean Well appointed rooms from bedding to technology They charge 8.95 for internet access. Just raise your room rates by $9 and include it.
The room was clean, comfortable and reasonably priced. The hotel is well-laid-out and beautiful. Breakfast was fresh and tasty, but overpriced.
Very clean and quiet Price of valet parking
Hotel was very nice and served our needs for a quick, one-night stay near the Rutgers campus. We didn't really have time to take advantage of all the hotel's amenities. Parking was pricey; we chose to self-park because valet did not have in/out privleges. It was a bit of a hassle to drag our luggage from around the corner.
nice gym and good breafast, comfortable, friendly bar lounge
This was the nicest hotel I have ever stayed in. I was overwhelmed when I pulled up and stepped into the lobby, my first words to the registration desk were "well I'm out of my league". Everything was perfect. The staff was professional and courteous. The room was extremely clean and very modern. The view from my room was nice, looking down at the the state theatre, or out at the rest of New Brunswick. And I lucked in to a "special price". So it was very affordable. I have not compared it to regular rates yet, but I would think the room was worth significantly more. If I go anywhere in the vicinity I will be staying here again. These didn't bother me personally, but just to make others aware. The heldrich is in the middle of the city, so you either have to luck into free street parking or utilize the parking garage directly behind the building. Parking cost about $20 per night, or $25 for valet parking. There was not a refrigerator or microwave in my room, maybe it was just the room I chose. But again none of these bothered me.
Every thing no
It's a fabulous hotel with attentive staff and impeccable accommodations
Fantastic hotel very class, very comfortable No
Very comfortable and there was no one else in the pool and workout area when I used them.
location and convenience to downtown paying for parking, hotel should have free parking for guests if they want to park their own car and also valet if they want. A choice for the guests would be nice. Also the bathroom needed some maintenance: the shower rod was loose and leaning down / the towel rack was loose off the wall / and the shower curtain was hanging off of the hooks and not hooked together.
Great location right in downtown New Brunswick. Good price/rate via kayak Musty/dusty room wreaked havoc on my allergies. Shower handle was broken and had to be replaced. No free wifi.
I had no problems checking at 2am, and the room was quiet all morning.
Location and Price Maintenance. No one answers phone Hair Dryer was broken and UNSAFE. could have caused injury
Lobby and staff very good. Room was a dump. Dirty, stick carpet, damaged furniture and chair.
A friendly helpful staff There were no problems at all
the location was nice and the hotel was very spacious. not having a steam room.
The hotel was a great deal, liked the location, was relatively quiet Some of the staff had attitude, expecially at the hotel restaurant which i would not recommend, 3star food at 5 star prices
Our sheets and towels were changed on the daily. Our room was clean and beds were very comfortable. Staff was very pleasant. We were staying for 9 nights and laundry services nor dry cleaning was available. No fridges available in rooms either. Our room smelled like cigarettes when it was stated the hotel was a non-smoking hotel. Besides starbucks not many nearby places to eat within walking distance. Ice machine broken on our floor and outdated decoration. A bit overpriced nightly rates for a hotel where nothing is inclusive (wi-fi was very limited, breakfast)
Shops, restaurants, and free parking nearby
Conference services were excellent. My room had an incident of sewer backup into the bathtub.I was told it was due to a faulty bathtub stopper. I got stuck in the bathroom without a phone when the door jammed. I had to kick my way out. Plus I had to abandon the pool because of power tool & extention cord usage & the possibility of a shock or worse.
No buffet breakfast included
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Front desk and bar staff. Cleanliness. Location. Food is good. Quiet No
Room were very nice, comfortable and clean. Nice big pool Restaurant/bar was disappointing. Pricey and not very good, zero atmosphere - but there are tons of restaurants nearby so plan on that
Friendly front desk staff Bathroom had bugs. Ants, roaches and something small I was unable to identify.
The front desk and the shuttle driver are so niceï¼I really enjoy my stay thereï¼
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Nice welcoming staff! Modern, clean feel in rooms. Everything was good.
The decor was beautiful. The staff was both professional and friendly throughout our stay. There was a noise in the heating system but Terrence came within 5 min and fixed it. Everything was wonderful!
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This is a great hotel and location. Staff is great. The only complaint is the walls are somewhat thin and I could hear the people in the next room who were up talking until 1:00 a.m.
Very friendly and clean. Nothing
For a over night stay it worked and location was close to my final destination. Wall paper seams showed in halls/room and room could have been cleaner. I needed a pen or paper but nothing in the room, and the staff was a little short on check-in. If it is not redone soon, I could see it going down hill. I was a little leary at check-in when another guest asked for another room because there was an odor in his room.
We stayed at the Hyatt due to a football game across the river. We had booked the rooms based on the location and were not disappointed. We were able to walk to the downtown area (only a block away) and grab a late lunch before heading to the tailgate and watching the game. The hotel is a little bit tired, but the staff, the cleanliness and the location were outstanding.
Super comfortable beds, quiet and clean. The staff was great and the location was perfect.
Our sleep number bet didn't work with 2 people in it. Very uncomfortable
Room safe was inoperable. The sleep number bed controls would not work- fortunately the beds were very comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful. We like to stay here due to its location and have done so for many years and expect to continue in the future.
Good Location Old work out carpets in the room and hallway Smelly and dingy looking bathroom Seems to be an old building that needs some upgrade and facelift Noisy
Room was comfortable and clean- bed and chair with ottoman Loved the refrigerator and safe in room Loved the shower set up totally cool! Loved the shower gei, shampoo. Body lotion, mouth wash and soaps Loved rhe coffee maker I'vei was surprised that the interior of the hotel although clean wasn't more modernized. I knew that I was staying at anRadisson Hiotel but looking around as one walks through the hallways to the elevator you don't get that Radissom vibe The rates are too expensive.
Air conditioning made alot of noise. Called down to let the conceriege know that there was no remote in the room and nothing was done.
The unprofessionalism of staff.
Location Rooms smelled bad. Bed sheet comfort cover is outdated
There wasn't much not to like about this place. It had a wonderful atmosphere, luxurious comfort and state of the art facilities. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The one thing I didn't like was that parking wasn't included.
Good Central NJ location at the junction of Route 18 and NJ Turnpike. 10 Minutes from Rutgers University in good traffic. Solid for business travel. Clean rooms. No frills here. Hotel rooms need serious update and makeover. Old furniture with chips in them. Lamps with electrical shorts. No mini-bar; no bottled water in the room.
I absolutely love the view from our window. I didn't like that the room didn't have a small fridge or microwave.
The only thing nice about this hotel was the pool. Large and heated. We reserved a 2 room suite. The hotel did not have this to offer. We were given a single room with two beds at the same price. Room did not have a mini fridge, there was a spot for one. Lights were missing bulbs. Shower felt like you were going to fall through to the floor below. Continental breakfast was only cereal.
When I checked into the hotel I gave the front desk my debit card to keep on file for incidentals. I pre-paid for the hotel a month in advance of my trip so I should not have charged at all. Not only was my card wrongfully charged, it was charged 5 times! Resulting in over $1000 in charges and overdrew my checking account. This would have all been okay had the hotel taken responsibility, apologized, or offered to help me fix it. Instead they were very defensive, immediately said that they did nothing wrong and claimed that it must have been a problem with my bank. However, I just so happened to overhear another customer talking on the phone about the same thing happening to her. I asked to her to go to the front desk with me to confront them. Obviously we had two different banks so our bank was not the problem. The man at the front desk was very rude. He kept telling me not to worry about it and it wasn't a problem. My money was gone! of course it was a problem. Also, he still insisted that it wasn't their system causing the problem. He said "2 customers of 400 had this problem so its not likely it is our system". It wasn't until I checked out that someone finally admitted that they messed up. They then decided to tell me that they have a new system and are still getting used to it. Had they just told me this from the beginning I would have understood and been less upset. The problem is fixed now but the fact that they were so rude will stick with me forever. I will never choose to stay at a Hilton again.
Good food at bar. Breakfast was mediocre. Reception excellent.
Comfort of bed, sheets and duvet. Coffee/tea maker. Cleanliness of room and bathroom. Charge of $9,95 per day for internet access in room.
Staff was friendly. I noticed they fixed the beeping spray midst in public bathroom (it would beep and was like that for the last 3 + times I stayed there. Guest room terry was mixed with different patterns and sizes on bath towels.
The staff was efficient. The room was clean. The cookies at check in rocked.
I love the staff. The price was great. The room was clean and comfortable. I disliked the extra cost for a microwave. One should be 0laced by the venting machine for free. The room service menu needs some revamping.
Clean, comfortable, and quiet. Complimentary buffet breakfast
Convenient room, nice freely to use business centre with computers and internet, good breakfast and friendly staff
The staff was friendly. The bed was comfortable. Room appeared clean, overall. There was an indoor pool which was operating, in the evening. The restaurant appeared quaint, but I did not get a chance to taste the food. I did not like that there was no microwave or fridge. I had to ask the front desk to warm up my food. There were stains on the rug, and a stain on one of my towels.
staff were very welcoming and helpful. Room service was quick. Rooms are neat There is only indoor swimming pool and a tiny outdoor terrace.
The in-room coffee was good and I liked the chocolate chip cookie;also the bed and bedding was extremely comfortable.
Front desk staff was very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was superb ! I will go back if I were to be in the area next time. Toiletries such as razor, shaving cream were not available when asked. I was late and I had to get up early morning and go.
the feeling of private ,the quitness, the room they didnt clean everyday the room
Nothing I never made to the hotel before I was called by the management and threatened with arrest if I showed up up for my reservation. The fact the manager called me and threatened to have me arrested twice before I even arrived at the hotel.
The bed was clean, bathrooms clean, very spacious, two televisions, a fridge and microwave were great to have. The staff was friendly and very helpful, even giving me menus for places I could order from. One free drink from the bar for each night I was staying? Awesome. Breakfast was delicious, and had many choices. Would come back.
Clean, quiet room. Excellent breakfast. Best coffee I ever had at a hotel.
Room size We called abt a Fitbit that we left, it could not be traced
Convenience. My son found crums on his bed.
This location is in a quiet business park. The rooms are spacious and the staff did everything possible to meet my room location request. Beds and pillows are comfortable. Good choice of TV channels. Robust internet connection. Nothing I can think of.
Great Rooms, Better Breakfast than 3.5 and 4 star hotels. Beautiful views from room windows. Nothing
Great hotel! Breakfast buffet ample with plenty of choices hot and cold. Room was spacious and clean. Tea/coffee available in room along w/ small fridge. Staff courteous and polite. Easy check in/check out A microwave in room would be nice for leftovers, although was able to use one in dining area.
Connected to the Crowne Plaza. These two hotels make for one terrific like resort experience.
Good value - and just look at my above ratings for the answer no
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big room. close to Princeton U although nothing walking distance. Good breakfast. small-ish tv.
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Hotel is in downtown Princeton and super nicely decorated. Staff was rather rude at check-in, just as to say how they do not rely on a single guest like me. Even though the hotel seems cute and tiny, it has about 190 rooms! Customer-pprocessing is very "economic", to say the least. Also, my booking included no wi-fi and no breakfast!
staff and location were great the fact that the breakfast is not included for that price...also the $20 in advance even if you don't buy anything, they still take $20 for accidental and they won't refund you for 3-5 business days....that is not right. bathroom area is okay, vary basic
The pool if it wasent thilthy Rude and unacomidating staff, dirty rooms, drug use in hotel No phones work in hotel to contact desk, dirty pool and hot tub, restruant is a joke, no WiFi working ,no safe in room ,couch had 2 different kinds of furniture cushions and were stained and flat made complaints to staff and they laughed
Lovely location, clean and comfortable large rooms
Location near convention center Rooms are small and overpriced
awesome ambience , nice and clean hotel rooms missing micro wave in room
The hotel rooms were very clean and updated. Bed was super comfy. I also liked the fact we had a small balcony to let some fresh air in. Nothing !
Staff ... from beginning to end ... made a full and successful effort to make sure the room, the stay and all else was excellent. Truly outstanding ... way beyond what I expected.
I stayed on a weekend night and was placed on a floor with a large wedding block. The wedding party was incredibly loud and the hotel staff could not seem do anything about it. While I can't fault the hotel for the behavior of the guests, I can fault them for their lack of response and follow up to my concerns.
Awesome hotel. Housekeeping did a great job. Everything was super clean. Front desk - so so. Beds are really comfortable. Would definitely go back if they cheer up the front desk a bit. A cookie just doesn't cut it.
Staff was nice and responsive. The hotel needs renovation - it was pretty worn looking. Also, the tavern was closed, which was not noted on the website (my husband was unable to watch a game he planned to see because it wasn't on in the room and the tavern was closed. Finally, as a conference hotel, it would have been nice to have been given a room with fewer conference guests. We stayed on a floor that was occupied by a very large group attending a conference. There was a great deal of noise and socializing in the hallways.
food was good location was clean employee's were very nice and helpful I was double charged the day i arrived i asked if my debit card was going to be just for incidentals, I was told yes. however, due to some sort of issue my card was charged again for my stay causing the entire trip to be more grief stricken than enjoyable. food was expensive, ate from the kids meal and it was more than enough food
Staff was very nice, friendly and personable. Mold in bathroom, loose shower curtain rod, shower did not function properly. Room had bad odor.
This hotel needs major updating everything in the room.
Changed the price once I was there. In fairness to them for some reason my online booking showed me for the next day. They said they $30.00 difference was dependent on occupancy. The parking lot seemed pretty empty that night and in the morning.
Bed was comfortable and location was good. I liked the microwave and fridge in the room. Room was not that clean and our tub didn't work correctly. The drain was backed up and the shower function did not work correctly. Dark room with no sunlight.


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Motorists will feel the pinch of the federal budget in the future as the fuel levy rises in step with inflation.
The price of petrol is expected to increase four to five cents a litre over the next five years in a bid to net the government more than $2.4 billion in additional revenue, a change that could influence decisions in Australia?s 1.1 million-strong new vehicle market.
That?s before the natural price rises ? or fluctuations - that are likely to contiknue in line with changes to supply and demand or changes in the exchange rate.
The 10 per cent GST goes on top of the lot ? and there?s a very strong chance that will increase as well going on the response to the budget.
It all adds up to more expensive fuel, sooner rather than later.
Not that we?re not already feeling it. Motorists are currently paying record prices for a litre of unleaded, with average fuel costs rising from 90.4? to 147.9? a litre in the past 10 years.
So what is the best way to reduce your fuel bills?
Some may choose the cheapest or most efficient vehicle in each class, but that can bring significant price premiums or compromises ? or both.
The cheapest cars in each class may also lack fuel-saving technology that will make them less of a bargain across years of ownership.
Diesel cars offer strong efficiency at a price, with most brands charging a significant premium for diesel hardware. Think between $2500 or $10,000 more than an equivalent petrol model, something that could take hundreds of thousands of kilometres to be paid back.
The same argument often applies to hybrid cars, which cost more to buy than regular models.
Here are Drive?s recommendations of the best cars to keep your weekly fuel bills down.
Keep in mind all the fuel figures are government-derived from laboratory testing and are not always representative of what you?ll achieve in real world driving. Our recommendation would be to add between 30 per cent and 60 per cent to the quoted figures, depending on your driving.
City cars
Most fuel efficient in class: Mitsubishi i-Miev (0L/100km)
Least fuel efficient in class: Proton Gen.2 (7.9L/100km)
Drive recommends: Toyota Prius C (3.9L/100km)
Compact city cars are a great place to start for people looking to conserve fuel. Mitsubishi?s fully electric i-Miev uses no but has a claimed range of just 150 kilometres and is expensive for what you get.
Toyota?s Prius C hybrid is an excellent compromise of petrol and electric abilities, blending real-world usability with strong fuel economy from $23,990 plus on-road and dealer costs. It works best around town, where it?s electric motors can capture energy normally lost as heat through the braking system.
The Mitsubishi Mirage trades economy for price at 4.6L/100km and $12,990 drive-away.
For a more stylish option, the diesel Audi A1 TDI and Mini Cooper D both offer fuel economy of less than 4L/100k, albeit for more money.
Small cars
Most fuel efficient in class: Nissan Leaf (0L/100km)
Least fuel efficient in class: Mitsubishi Lancer GSR 2.4 (8.8L/100km)
Drive recommends: Mazda3 2.0 (5.1L/100km)
Small cars aren?t too small these days, something that has contributed to an increase in their popularity.
The Nissan Leaf finds fuel from powerpoints as opposed to petrol stations, and offers a range of up to 170 kilometres. That won?t be enough for some tech-savvy buyers, who may gravitate to Holden?s Volt that uses a petrol engine to bolster its batteries on longer trips, offering a range of more than 600km and an official fuel consumption figure of 1.2L/100km; in reality it?ll use no fuel most of the time and upwards of 7L/100km on long journeys where you?re using the petrol engine as a generator.
The $59,990 Volt is priced well higher than other cars its size, which could push buyers to settle for Toyota?s 3.9L/100km Prius at $33,990.
Audi?s A3 1.6 TDI offers the same fuel figure for an extra $2500, and the 4.9L/100km Volkswagen Golf 110TDI is also worth a look at $36,340 plus on-road costs.
But our money can?t go past the $20,490 Mazda3, which uses just 5.1L/100km of petrol. It has clever technology such as a stop-start system as well as a relatively new engine that puts it well ahead of most rivals in the same price bracket.
Family cars
Most fuel efficient in class: Toyota Camry Hybrid (5.2L/100km)
Least fuel efficient in class: HSV GTS manual (14.8L/100km)
Drive recommends: Toyota Camry Hybrid (5.2L/100km)
Sales of sedans have slowed as buyers switch to smaller cars and SUVs.
The home-grown V8 retains plenty of lead-foot appeal but can?t cut it at the pump, where fuel use in excess of 10L/100km is common.
But Toyota?s Australian-made Camry Hybrid remains a standout in the family car segment thanks to its 5.2L/100km efficiency and broad appeal.
The diesel Mazda6 and Volkswagen Passat 130TDI are also worthy contenders if you can stretch $5000 to $10,000 above the Toyota?s $34,990 price.
That said, both hybrid and diesel models come at a significant premium over regular petrol cars, and motorists who don?t travel far each year may be better served with a conventional petrol option.
SUV under $40,000
Most fuel efficient in class: Peugeot 2008 HDi (4.0L/100km)
Least fuel efficient in class: Suzuki Grand Vitara (9.9L/100km)
Drive recommends: Mazda CX-5 Maxx Sport diesel (5.7L/100km)
Compact SUVs are booming in popularity thanks to a combination of added versatility, butch looks and smaller dimensions than conventional sedans.?
Many offer strong economy, though it must be said that their sedan or hatchback cousins will be sharper on the fuel front.
The new generation of city-sized SUVs such as the Peugeot 2008 are among the most efficient cars on sale, and few models can top the Peugeot?s 4L/100km fuel economy.
But we would lean towards cars that are a full size bigger, and more suited to family life. Diesel variants of the Honda CR-V and Mitsubishi Outlander offer 5.8L/100km economy for a touch under $40,000, but our pick is the Mazda CX-5, Drive?s two-time car of the year winner for this class of car. The CX-5 has a fuel sticker of 5.7L/100km and is a better drive than other models in its class.
SUV over $40,000
Most fuel efficient in class: Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV: (1.9L/100km)
Least fuel efficient in class: Mercedes-Benz G500 (14.9L/100km)
Drive recommends: Kia Sorento diesel (7.3L/100km)
Technology is on show in this class of car, where there are dozens of diesel and hybrid options. Mitsubishi?s plug-in hybrid Outlander is the most efficient on paper, using just 1.9L/100km. Like the Volt, it can use almost no fuel if you confine it to shorter trips and don?t accelerate too hard. But get enthusiastic and it can easily use 9L/100km.
Steering towards more conventional options, the Lexus RX450h is a standout as a full-sized petrol hybrid SUV that uses 6.4L/100km, but an entry price of $82,900 plus on-road costs could turn buyers off.
Kia?s Sorento diesel offers 7.3L/100km economy for half the cost, as does its South Korean twin, the Hyundai Santa Fe. Both use a grunty 2.2-litre turbo diesel engine and bring plenty of value for about $50,000.
Most fuel efficient in class: Volkswagen Amarok TDI 340 (7.3L/100km)
Least fuel efficient in class: FPV GS auto (14.2L/100km)
Drive recommends: Volkswagen Amarok TDI 340 (7.3L/100km)
The worksite today is dominated by diesel utes, which are among the most popular new cars on sale. Fuel misers should forget about Australian-built six- and eight-cylinder models, particularly if carrying decent payloads.
It?s hard to go wrong with popular utes such as the Holden Colorado, Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger that use between 7.9L/100km and 8.9L/100km of fuel.
But our pick is the Volkswagen Amarok, which offers the most car-like driving experience and fuel economy as low as 7.3L/100km.
The Volkswagen is an excellent machine that is worthy of consideration even if it loses points for a lack of potentially life-saving curtain airbags in the rear of dual-cab models.
Performance under $60,000
Most fuel efficient in class: Honda CR-Z (5.0L/100km)
Least fuel efficient in class: Chrysler 300C SRT8 (13.0L/100km)
Drive recommends: Volkswagen Golf GTI DSG (6.2L/100km)
Fuel economy is not generally a strong point for performance cars, though increasingly many are able to blend thrilling behaviour with sensible consumption.
The Honda CR-Z is a class leader for economy, though its 100kW hybrid drivetrain can struggle to impress petrol-heads.
Similarly, the thumping 6.4-litre Hemi V8 under the bonnet of Chrysler?s 300C SRT8 has the go to keep drag-racers happy along with a frightful 13L/100km fuel figure.
The middle ground is occupied by cars such as the Ford Fiesta ST and Focus ST, turbocharged hot hatches with plenty of go and economy that ranges from 6.2L/100km to 7.4L/100km.
Our recommendation lies with the Volkswagen Golf GTI, which offers Fiesta-sized economy in a Focus-sized package backed by 162kW of grunt.
Factor in strong dynamics and a practical body, and it?s easy to see why the GTI is one of the more popular pocket rockets.
Luxury under $80,000
Most fuel efficient in class: BMW 318d 4.5L/100km
Least fuel efficient in class: Holden Caprice 6.0 11/7L/100km
Drive recommends: Lexus IS300h 4.9L/100km
Luxury cars often have cutting-edge technology necessary to produce top fuel figures. Once again, hybrid and diesel cars lead the way, with large-capacity V8 models well off the mark.
BMW?s 318d is a market leader with 4.5L/100km economy, and Audi?s A4 2.0 TDI is not far behind with 4.7L/100km.
Lexus offers the pick of the litter in its IS300h.
Priced from $58,900 plus on-road costs, the Lexus is well equipped with luxury features, while offering excellent balance from its rear-wheel-drive platform.
The hybrid Lexus seamlessly blends a 133kW four-cylinder petrol engine with a 105kW electric motor that combine to offer frugal running and a decent amount of performance.
Fuel saving tips
Drive smoothly
Smooth acceleration and braking techniques are key to strong fuel economy. Be careful with your inputs and watch the road ahead to minimise unnecessary acceleration or braking.
Reduce drag
Roof racks, spoilers, wide tyres and open windows can contribute towards aerodynamic drag that can have a dramatic effect on fuel economy. Consider whether accessories must be mounted at all times, or whether you need them at all.
Keep up to date with maintenance
Cars that are not serviced regularly may not run as efficiently, costing you at the bowser. Make sure your car is serviced according to its schedule.
Check tyre pressures
Underinflated tyres can significantly increase fuel use ? and detrimentally affect the handling and safety of your car. Check tyre pressures regularly.
Remove unnecessary weight
Weight is the enemy of efficiency, and every extra kilo you carry requires more fuel to make it move. Clean up the car and get that junk off the parcel shelf or out of the boot.
Think twice about cruise control
It can be handy but cruise control is not as intuitive as a human. They can accelerate at the top of a hill unnecessarily, for example, or accelerate up to traffic. In some conditions you can save fuel by taking control.
Editor's note: An earlier version of this story listed the Renault Koleos as the least fuel efficient in its SUV category. This was incorrect and the story has been updated.


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Marilyn Monroe Quotes About FeelingsQuotes about: Feelings
I didn't pay much attention to the whistles and whoops, in fact, I didn't quite hear them. I was full of a strange feeling, as if I were two people. One of them was Norma Jeane from the orphanage who belonged to nobody; the other was someone whose name I didn't know. But I knew where she belonged; she belonged to the ocean and the sky and the whole world.
Couldn't we end this interview with what I really want to say? That what the world really needs is a real feeling of kinship -- everybody: stars, laborers, Negroes, Jews, Arabs. We are all brothers. If we could end this article saying just that, we'd get down to what we should all be talking about. Please don't make me a joke. End the interview with what I believe.
Beneath the makeup & behind the smile I'm just the girl who wishes for the world. A wise girl kisses, but doesn't love. Listens but dosen't believe. And leaves before she is left. If you can make a girl laugh - you can make her do anything. It's often just enough to be with someone. I don't need to touch them. Not even talk. A feeling passes between you both. You're not alone.
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- Born: June 1, 1926
- Died: August 5, 1962
- Occupation: Actress
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