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This was the last place I ever ate with the love of my life (now ex... so sad) It will always have a special place in my heart. We came up for a weekend in Baltimore, drank moonshine in the hotel, and found this little gem. The neighbor is awesome cobblestone streets, lots of energy, just fanastic. The food here was even better! You can't go wrong.
Another enjoyable evening at Adela! The cocktail list is great - everyone had something different and we all enjoyed them very much! The food is wonderful and the atmosphere is great for a romantic evening or a get together with friends. Looking forward to coming back again soon!
On a warm night, the courtyard is the best possible place to enjoy a meal.
As always, the food was great- i highly recommend the crispy artichokes. Ambiance was ehhh; we had a party of five & they shoved two tables together that didn't fit and it distanced one of the guests from the conversation & food sharing. They were out of multiple types of beer which annoyed the men in our group. The person calling the food & directing staff was REALLY loud and it was incredibly distracting. I love Adela & will go back again, but I do not recommend sitting in the back room, as it doesn't reflect the chill ambiance & sophistication that we go there for.
One of my favorite restaurants in Baltimore! Delicious and unique food, outstanding sangria, and great service!
My friends and I went there to celebrate 2 birthdays. The food was great. Tapas are great especially with bread. There were 5 in our party. Why the waiter did not bring us at least 5 slices of bread each time was beyond us because we kept having to ask for bread. Other than that, it was a great experience.
Excellent meal. I Love Tapas and they do it very well
Three of my friends came into town from NYC and we had a blast. The service was kind and very attentive. We stayed at our table until most of the restaurant was empty and they didn't rush us a bit. I would highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for good food and service in a trendy atmosphere.
This was a really interested restaurant with wonderful food! I can't wait to go back! A little pricey, but worth it.
We had a great experience at Adela. Although we had to wait for our table (we had a 7:30 res and weren't seated until 8pm) it didn't bother us to wait at the bar and enjoy some delicious sangria. It is a very vibrant atmosphere and everything on the menu was delicious. We were a party of 6 and sharing the tapas was a lot of fun. I would not recommend this type of restaurant for those who do not like to share :) Overall, it was fabulous and will definitely be back. It does get crowded, so be patient and enjoy the scene.
We had the Adela steak , shrimp , corn cakes, pork on flat bread all great! Mussels and chicken confit were ok nothing to order again . Service was prompt and friendly. Sangria and Malbec were grest too. A place to visit more than once. Couples or small groups will enjoy this place .
tapas were excellent and portions served were just right. Resturant sits on a great corner within Fells Point.
I was pleasantly surprised! I had never tried a Tapas restaurant before, so I wasn't quite sure what to expect. I thought it was very reasonably priced! I decided to be adventurous and try some new things, and I loved all of it! The food was delicious and came out quickly. The staff was very friendly, and the décor and atmosphere were just beautiful. I would definitely recommend Adela to anyone looking for a unique and entirely enjoyable dining experience!
Great food, great service, what more could you ask for? I dined here on a rainy night, but drove by the next morning on the way to brunch, and it seems like dining outside would be nice.
Everything that came to the table was delicious. Here you can be adventurous and confident that you'll enjoy whatever the kitchen sends out.
We were looking for a place to dine with outside seating and remembered we tried Adela in the winter time and...VOILA! location chosen. Table outside was comfortable and the food was great...we'll definitely be back.
This restaurant is a great place to get together for a romantic evening. We requested an outside table and the table was reserved for us when we arrived. From start to finish, the wine, food, and service were excellent. Even for a busy Friday night, the staff were friendly and attentive to everything we requested. The food alone is worth the price, everything else was a sweet addition to the night.
If you can, when the weather is nice... Get a table in the private outdoor back courtyard. It's beautiful and quiet compared to the rest of the place. Service was erradic and then when the food came, 6 tapas courses were all served on the table at one time which was very odd. Overall, everything we ate was good. Dinner for two with tip and wine will set you back $140-150. The pork belly was exquisite. Enjoy.
Adela is one of my favorite baltimore restaurants. Tucked away on quaint cobblestone st in historic fells point, this neighborhood find offers tapas (though not small one bite plates, but plates that can be shared). We always try many things. Great cool gazpacho, salmon, short rib flatbread to die for, ahi tuna, potatoes with a kicky spicy sauce, crabcakes of course. You get the idea!! Try to sit outside or get a window table . Then get ice cream across the street and walk the fells point neighborhood. We are locals but great spot for tourists looking to love baltimore. Oh, almost forgot. Start with a cocktail w muddled fruit. Love adela!!! Thanks tracy.
We visited Adela while staying in the Fells Point section of Baltimore. What a great find! We've had tapas before in the North Jersey area but this was better. The hostess explained we should order one or two small plates to start. Once we determined the size portions and how hungry we were we could continue to keep ordering a few at a time as none took long to prepare. Sipping good wine and pacing our dinner was a great treat! We tried a little of every menu category and weren't disappointed. My only regret is that this restaurant is a 3 hour drive away. We will definitely return next time we are in Baltimore.
We arrived early for the Big Event and were invited inside by the lovely host (in spite of his being slightly slowed-down by a walking cast) as he arranged for additional umbrellas for sidewalk seating. Once seated outside, we were delighted to have Omar as our server, having enjoyed his service on our inaugural visit to Tapas Adela over a year ago. The white wine sangria was garnished with pear cubes and delicious; the lunch and brunch entrees were piping-hot; and extra utensils allowed us to share an array of desserts. Our family LOVES Tapas Adela for special events and I suspect that our daughter in Brewers Hill will enjoy leaving the convenience of O'Donnell Square for the great of Tapas Adela!
Went during crazy Restaurant Week yet our great waitress did a fabulous job of keeping us happy and delivering great food even as she was pulled in a 100 directions - Kudos
The food was very nice. My boyfriend and I love tapas and these serving sizes are made to share. Highly recommend the steak Adela. The veggie flatbread was basic but okay. Outside seating provides interesting people watching when the weather is nice. Lighting was adequate after the sun goes down. The only downfall to Adela was the service. The servers were unobtrusive and quick. But the waiter was bored and sour, barely looked at us while taking our orders.
My boyfriend and I had an awesome stay-cation in Baltimore. We chose Adela for dinner as neither of us had ever bee. What a wonderful surprise - for dinner we chose several small plates and had plenty to eat. Our server was fabulous!!!
Foods was great and outdoor seating was wonderful.
love this place. every plate was tasty. wait staff delightful. great outdoor seating.
We were greeted by a beautiful smiling hostess, didn't feel rushed,& our server wasn't a car salesman. The suggestions were genuine, and spot on! The veggie hummus was delicious, the crabcakes were all crabmeat, and the scallops to die for! The portion sizes are much larger than that of other tapas restaurants, and we left full. We had a perfectly crafted vodka gimlet, and negroni. The wine list was expansive and true to the Spanish spirit. There's absolutely nothing like this around town. A DJ started playing, so we decided to cocktail a bit longer and really enjoyed the vibe as the restaurant changed into a hip cocktail lounge! I almost thought I was back in DC at one of the posh lounges on NW Connecticut. Great time! We'll be back!
We were in Baltimore for a visit and took the water taxi over to Fells Point. While it rained and rained the entire time, we did manage to find this wonderful restaurant amid the hub bub of this very energetic area. The food was very good (small plates) but the service (including the bar staff) were warm and friendly and very inviting - the kind of people that make you want to come back to a place. And we will. We sampled a little of everything but the highlight was the scallops. I'd definitely recommend them.
i really enjoyed my early dinner at Adela. it was a last minute dinner idea to celebrate my husband's birthday. I chose to sit outside to enjoy the weather and to people watch since it in the heart of Fells Point. My husband wasn't expecting the small plates but i think he was satisfied afterwards. we were able to have a little bit of this and a little bit of that and I LOVE that. he did order 2 plates of the scallops- tha's how good they were to him. We also had the white Sangria. We ordered a picther and it was delicious.
I love the food here, and consider it one of my favorite restaurants. I often come here after watching soccer matches around the corner at a pub, and I consider this a great place for both lunch and dinner. Inside, there's a romantic ambiance in the side room, a nice open atmosphere at the bar, and a great back patio where you can sit outside but in a quiet setting. The back patio is a great place for dates! I chose to sit on the front sidewalk this time, and it was great. My friend and I enjoyed the people-watching and sat for a few hours. We had the Estrella beer, a fantastic light and fruity Spanish beer. Definitely worth a try! The sangria is superb, too.
I enjoyed the dinner very much. The scallops were outstanding, the crab was outstanding, though some in our party thought that too many items used and/or overused the white drizzly cheese sauce. Maybe the sauce should have been on the side. The ambiance was cool. Funky and classy at the same time. I would eat there again.
Some carefully sound deaden foam place on the ceiling in various spots would make the sound travel less. From our table we were able to hear conversations from tables 25 feet away perfectly clear.
Great time! Went back to try their new fall menu. I fell in love with the potato green onion soup! Our meal was so good, and we were impressed the chef came out to some tables to personally deliver food and ask if we were enjoying everything. A huge birthday party was being celebrated in the main area, so it wasn't a quiet night-but nearly everyone looked like a model-and they were fun and friendly! We finished up with a drink in the lounge. The dessert martinis the bartender suggested were de-lish! I think this is my new spot.
What a find! Beautiful small intimate restaurant. Attentive wait staff. Unique delicious Spanish cuisine. Love the small plates as we were able to try a lot. The salmon was cooked to perfection and I've become an expert on grilled calamari and it was the best I've ever had. They have a good wine selection with great recommendations if you're not sure how to navigate the Spanish selections. Definitely a must try Fells Point hot spot with lots of nice shopping nearby. Prices seemed in line with other comparable restaurants and with the small plates you have the opportunity to eat on a budget if need be. They offer valet but it was not necessary as we easily found street parking.
We treated ourselves to a night out. We've done the small plate dinners in Annapolis, Alexandria and New York. This place had an excellent vibe, service was excellent, food was great , overall we were pleased.
Just moved to Fells Point. Ate dinner two weeks ago with one son, and had a great meal. Then ate again there this past week by myself. Great again. My other son was in town for Thanksgiving, so took him there this weekend. Three for three...another great meal. Great, attractive crowd. Awesome bar staff (ate at the bar all three times) - attentive, professional, friendly, warm. I'm a big tapas fan, and I love Adela.


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Normal amounts of fluoride added to public water supplies and bottled water are safe for children and adults. If your child needs extra fluoride, your dentist may recommend supplements. Use these supplements only as directed. And keep them out of reach of your child. Too much fluoride can be toxic and can stain a child's teeth.
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Matteo Giordano came to New York from Sicily by boat on December 22, 1915. Though cargo was light, he managed to bring his tabby's cat condo and his prized book of recipes that had been passed down through generations. He eventually opened his own bakery and used his family's tomato-pie recipe to delight the taste buds of Mayor Fiorello La Guardia at the world's fair.
Using the light, flaky pastry and rich tomato sauce of Matteo's tomato pie, The Original Big Tomato owners Richard and Phyllis continue the tradition of classic Italian pizza. Their gourmet tomato pies incorporate unique ingredients such as zucchini, tuna, avocado, and gouda cheese. The sweet Jamaican jerk pizza combines chicken, scallions, carrots, and cilantro onto a circular pie, whereas the fiesta frijoles celebrate south-of-the-border tastes with ground turkey, black beans, and jalapeños. The Original Big Tomato also serves wrap sandwiches and boule salads—fresh greens and vegetables in French boule bread—and also performs catering.
Top Pizza packs patrons' bellies with selections from a menu packed with New York–style pies strewn with medleys of more than 20 toppings. Like slam-poets in a geometry class, diners can orally attack triangular shapes sprinkled with up to four toppings, ranging from extra cheese to sausage to jalapeños. Mangle 10-slice pies along with garlic rolls inside toothy caverns while pausing to use refreshing soda to hydrate parched esophagi or water a grove of sugar-cane trees.
At Rocco's Pizza Lounge, a team of pizza Picassos hand-toss dough prepared with imported Caputo flour before painting it with fresh sauce, covering it in a broadcast of cheese and toppings, and sliding it into a wood oven blazing at 900 degrees for crispy, cooked-in flavor. Patrons can dive right into pie heaven with more than 20 gourmet pizzas to choose from, including the tirolese, which finesses senses with fresh mozzarella, san marzano tomatoes, speck, and arugula ($15), or the pizza ala vodka's vodka-infused pink sauce blanketed by mozzarella, shallots, mushrooms, and prosciutto ($15). Diners can also indulge in fare less easily applicable to mathematics, such as pappardelle tossed with Rocco's homemade bolognese meat sauce ($15). Rocco's also accommodates miniature appetites with more than 20 Italian-style tapas, such as the calamari fritti ($9) or uova in purgatorio, poached eggs prepared in a spicy tomato sauce and a course on Dante ($8).
The chefs at Empire Lounge & Pizzeria toss dough into thin, circular canvases before slathering them in red or white sauce, topping them with handfuls of mozzarella cheese, and crowning them with vegetables and meats. Red and white sauces also make an appearance on pasta dishes such as spaghetti and lasagna. Along with classic Italian eats, Empire Lounge also serves up a selection of Mediterranean items including fried lamb and marinated chicken kebabs.
Super Pizza One's chefs whirl up delectable pies with regular, thin, or thick crust. While they offer pizza suggestions—traditional and house specialties include pesto, four cheese, and Meat Blast—customization is key, as they welcome customer requests of light or extra sauce and well-done or crispy crust. They also provide appetites with pasta, burgers and sandwiches, and desserts such as flan, pie, or cheesecake.
Since 1969, the cooks at Mario the Baker have followed the same tried-and-true recipes, resulting in pizza after fresh-baked pizza emerging from the oven with the same flavors as the restaurant's very first batch. Diners settle into red and black booths to split signature pizzas, including La Maflosa pizza with sliced eggplant and mozzarella. As part of an unrefusable offer, the Godfather pie comes topped with capicollo, ham, and salami and is served with a side of housemade italian dressing.
Red Zone Sports Bar and Grill envelops sports fans in a laid-back atmosphere while servers whisk classic pub fare such as pork sandwiches and flatbread pizzas to tables teeming with pints of Sam Adams, bottles of Guinness, and a cascade of buzz-worthy cocktails. Guests can bask in the glow of flat-screen TVs indoors as their favorite teams duke it out, or venture to the outdoor patio for breeze-kissed dining. Specials such as happy hour and all-you-can-eat wings stretch themselves across the weekly calendar, while college night on Thursdays encourages scholars to debate the merits of sandwiches versus wraps through dissertations written on bar napkins.


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Larry Cohen, who directed a number of interesting and subversive exploitation films in the 1970s and 1980s, including Black Caesar and Hell Up in Harlem, reunited some of the biggest stars of the blaxploitation era for this tough-minded action opus. John Bookman (Fred Williamson) is a successful football coach who was born in Gary, Indiana but now lives in Los Angeles. When Bookman's father is shot, he returns home for the first time in years to discover that Gary has been all but taken over by a number of brutally violent youth gangs. Bookman learns that his father was shot in retaliation for going to the police after a young man was killed by gang bangers outside his grocery store; even worse, the kid who pulled the trigger was a member of the Rebels, the gang that he helped form as a teenager. Outraged, Bookman joins forces with the boy's parents, who also happen to be old friends: Jake Trevor (Jim Brown) and Laurie Thompson (Pam Grier). John, Laurie, and Jake organize the neighborhood against the gangs, with John's old gang brothers Bubba (Ron O'Neal) and Slick (Richard Roundtree) tagging along to show the young gangstas what the old school can do. If Williamson, Brown, Grier, O'Neal, and Roundtree all look a bit older than they did in their glory days, they all still boast charisma to spare, and anyone who liked their older films will have a good time with this one. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The Final Countdown
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The USS Nimitz, a modern-day nuclear-powered aircraft carrier captained by Kirk Douglas, passes through a time warp and finds itself at Pearl Harbor on December 6, 1941. Douglas is all for preventing the infamous Japanese attack by unleashing the 1980s technology at his disposal. But wait--if history is inviolate, what will happen to future events if the attack doesn't come off? For nearly two hours, pros and cons are volleyed back and forth by Douglas, by ambitious senator Charles Durning, and by concerned observer Martin Sheen. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones
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This two-part TV movie was, of course, sparked by the November 1978 mass suicide of 913 people at the South American religious "colony" of Jonestown. The catalyst for this tragedy was cult-leader Reverend Jim Jones (played by Powers Boothe, who won an Emmy for his performance), head of the so-called People's Temple. The film traces the life of Jones from his days as an idealistic 1960s activist. He drifts into penny-ante confidence scams and bed-hops from woman to woman, before electing to pass himself off as a modern messiah--eventually believing his own feverish sermons. The climactic scenes are chillingly staged in a near-documentary fashion, with Puerto Rico and Georgia substituting for Guyana. Ned Beatty plays the ill-fated Representative Leo Ryan, while James Earl Jones has a cameo as 1930s religious-leader Father Divine; most of the other main characters are composites of real people. Originally broadcast April 15 and 16, 1980, The Guyana Tragedy was adapted by Ernest Tidyman from the Washington Post and Charles A. Krause's Guyana Massacre: An Eyewitness Account. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Brave New World
This 3-hour TV adaptation of the 1932 Aldous Huxley novel is set 600 years in the future. In this "well- ordered" society, the citizens are required to take mind-controlling drugs, sex without love is compulsory, and test-tube babies are commonplace because of a ban on pregnancy. Keir Dullea heads the cast as Thomas Grahmbell, "director of hatcheries". Not everybody is satisfied with society's lack of humanity and feeling; the loudest dissidents are free-thinking poet Heimholtz Watson (Dick Anthony Williams) and brilliant oddball Bernard Marx (Bud Cort). An injection of new "old" ideas are brought in by "primitive" John Savage (Kristoffer Tabori), who lives on an Indian reservation which still honors 20th century values. Meanwhile, Linda Lysenko (Julie Cobb) becomes a natural mother--and in so doing becomes a criminal. In keeping with the style of the original book, the script's newly-minted characters are given names of pop-culture icons (Disney, Maoina, Stalina, and so on). Brave New World was first telecast March 7, 1980. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Hitter
Ron O'Neal stars in this boxing drama. He plays a Baltimore prizefighter named Otis who quit boxing when he accidentally killed a man in the ring. A washed-up fight promoter (Adolph Caesar) trying to get back to the big time teams up with Otis and tries to get him to start fighting again. ~ Brian Gusse, Rovi
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To say that Chuck Norris is the star of Force of One may smack of redundancy. Norris is cast as Vietnam vet Matt Logan, assigned to instruct a big-city narcotics squad in the intricacies of martial arts. His star pupil turns out to be Detective Mandy Rust (Jennifer O'Neill). Initially disinterested in law enforcement, Logan is galvanized into action when his adopted son is killed by the villains. Force of One was designed as a follow-up of (though not a sequel to) the money-spinning Norris vehicle Good Guys Wear Black. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Freedom Road
Muhammad Ali made his TV-movie dramatic debut in this adaptation of Howard Fast's novel Freedom Road. Though some of the names are changed, the story concerns the true-life efforts of senators Charles Sumner and Thaddeus Stevens to bring political order and racial equality to the post-Civil War South. Ali is cast as Gideon Jackson, an ex-slave who is elected to the U.S. senate during the Reconstruction Era. Interestingly enough, the character upon whom Jackson is based was depicted as the villain of D.W. Griffith's 1915 Civil War epic Birth of a Nation. Just as Griffth offered his own biased slant on the facts, so too did Fast rewrite history to promote his own political ideology. As for Muhammad Ali, his performance is no threat to Olivier, but he acts with sincerity and a commendable lack of bravado. Made for TV, Freedom Road represented the final film effort of Czechoslovakian director Jan Kadar. It was first telecast in two parts on October 29 and 30, 1979, an event that warranted a cover story in TV Guide. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Based loosely on the real-life relationship between political activist Angela Davis and convict-turned-author George Jackson, Brothers stars Bernie Casey as David Thomas, who begins corresponding with college professor and outspoken black activist Paula Jones (Vonetta McGee) after he's convicted of a crime he didn't commit. David's relationship with Paula gives him strength and insight as he tries to survive in the brutally violent and racist environment of prison. A great deal more serious and politically minded than most of the other "blaxploitation" films of its era, Brothers was directed by Arthur Barron, in a severe departure from his previous film, the sweet teenage love story Jeremy. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The Master Gunfighter
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After the success of his three Billy Jack films, actor, director, and screenwriter Tom Laughlin decided to expand his range a bit with this Western, which was adapted from Goyokin, a popular Japanese samurai film. However, since Finley (Laughlin's character here) is trained in martial arts and often defends himself (and others) by violence, while frequently espousing a nonviolent philosophy, it could be said that this wasn't much of a stretch for the once and future Billy Jack. Don Santiago (Richard Angarola) is a vicious man who helps provoke an Indian massacre that will allow him to steal the Indians' land and claim it as his own. However, his son-in-law, Finley (Tom Laughlin), is an expert hand with both guns and swords and will not allow him to push around the peace-loving Indians or fellow settlers of the West. The supporting cast features Ron O'Neal and Barbara Carrera, who received a Golden Globe nomination for her work in this film. As with his first two films, Tom Laughlin directed The Master Gunfighter but didn't take screen credit, in this case listing the director as Frank Laughlin, who happened to be Tom's son. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Superfly T.N.T.
This sequel to Superfly has former drug dealer Youngblood Priest living in Rome with his lover. His life has become peaceful and he is utterly bored, so when a gun-smuggling African revolutionary shows up, he decides to help him overthrow the tyrant who is running the rebel's country. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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How significant savings can be achieved through local authorities and organisations coming together to share assets and services.
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Budget squeeze changing waste services
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Next week's Judicial Review in Cardiff could spell the end for commingled dry recycling collections in England and Wales. That would be a very expensive and unnecessary backward step.
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Updated: 11:17 a.m. Wednesday, March 23, 2011 | Posted: 8:09 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, 2011
By Jill Kelley
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The Ohio Committee for Severe Weather Awareness encourages Ohioans to DUCK:
D: Go DOWN to the lowest level
U: Get UNDER something
C: COVER your head
K: KEEP in shelter until the storm has passed
Other tips include:
• Develop a disaster plan to respond to tornado watches and warnings, and conduct regular tornado drills.
• If you are a person with special needs, register your name and address with your local emergency management agency, police and fire departments before any natural or man-made disaster.
• The safest place to be during a tornado is a basement. If the building has no basement or cellar, go to a small room (a bathroom or closet) on the lowest level of the structure, away from windows and as close to the center of the building as possible.
• Be aware of emergency shelter plans in stores, offices and schools. If no specific shelter has been identified, move to the building's lowest level.
• If you're outside or in a mobile home, find shelter immediately by going to the lowest level of a nearby sturdy building.
• If you cannot quickly get to a shelter, get into your vehicle, buckle your seatbelt and try to drive to the nearest sturdy shelter.
• If you experience flying debris while driving, pull over and park. Choose to either stay in your vehicle, stay buckled up, duck down below the windows and cover your head with your hands, or find a depression or ditch, exit your vehicle and use your arms and hands to protect your head. Never seek shelter under highway overpasses and bridges.


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Poor Righteous Teachers
Part of the growing contingent of Islamic-oriented message rappers, Poor Righteous Teachers formed in Trenton, NJ, when teenage friends Culture Freedom and Wise Intelligent (songwriting credits are listed as S. Phillips and T. Grimes) decided to form a more positive rap group as an alternative to the gangsta style (which they vehemently defend). Joined by DJ and producer Father Shaheed, the group recorded two albums (1990's Holy Intellect and 1991's Pure Poverty) stressing their religious beliefs and philosophy; in spite of sometimes neglecting their music for their message, the albums sold respectably well. 1993's Black Business proved to be their most musically satisfying outing, drawing praise for Wise's ability to use the style and intonation of a reggae/dancehall toaster; however, it was also criticized for its liberal sprinkling of homophobia. New World Order followed in 1996. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi
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Funny listening to KRS-One on 'Conscious style'. I remember being at lecture by KRS when PRT bum rushed the stage and debated KRS. Maybe 1992.
Poor Righteous Teachers was the first rap cd I purchased for son in 1990...it was an attempt to stimulate an urban black intelligence tinged with the essence of social conciousness . . . m e m o r i e s
Bio definitely misses the point of their influence. I am not righteous, but grew up on the Jersey shore ie: Allah's Paradise. They were spreading the philosophy of the 5% Nation. While not perfect, it tries to give spiritual and family values to many of the young teens/adults that would have been otherwise forgotten and lost to the cruel streets of the NY metro area. Its not a gang, but as all organization s know. It only takes a few bad apples to spoil the bunch.Learn and live those degrees
prt rules forever
Bring back the P R T !!!
Biography does not accurately reflect the arists or group.
original hiphop.....s o m e o n e please revive real hiphop...... . . c a n u hear me? is anyone out there?...... . . . . . . . . . . .
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takes me back to jr. high 8th grade dem were da days
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dope rhymes and tight flows, i dig it
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PSN Europe gets massive PS3 fighting game sale, full price list here
Sony has published details of a huge fighting game sale on PSN, fierce dragon-punching money off the price of many PS3 brawlers from now until June 5.
Tue, Oct 02, 2012 | 07:10 BST
Marvel vs Capcom: Origins feedback solicited
In a nice bout of openness characteristic of Capcom's community site, the publisher is seeking feedback on Marvel vs Capcom: Origins.
Wed, Sep 26, 2012 | 14:17 BST
HELL YEAH! and MvC: Origins now available on Xbox Live
HELL YEAH! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit and Marvel vs Capcom: Origins have arrived on Xbox Live. Both will run you 1200MS Points a piece. Check availability in your area through the links.
Mon, Sep 24, 2012 | 14:58 BST
Marvel Vs Capcom: Origins & Hell Yeah! lead this week's XBLA update
Marvel Vs Capcom: Origins and Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit are heading to Xbox 360 this week, as confirmed by the ever-helpful Major Nelson.
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Marvel vs Capcom: Origins has been given a September release date for PSN and Xbox Live.
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Marvel vs Capcom: Origins arrives on PSN and XBL in September
Capcom has announced Marvel vs Capcom: Origins, a compilation featuring Marvel Super Heroes and Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes, will be released in September through PSN and Xbox Live. It will run you 1200 MSP/$14.99/€14.99/£11.99/AUD 23.95. Screens and a trailer are below.


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Convert satellite images into usable Open Street Maps for relief workers on the ground in the Philippines. It's easier than it sounds. You'll receive photos from satellites and then<><>Read More
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December 7th, 2013
The Supporting Administration and Communications team for the Zapatista Communities just sent a letter saying that everyone who asked to be invited, got a reply and sent his/her form<><>Read More
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The in-laws came up huge with an amazing gift. If you drive past our house, you'll see a small leg lamp in the window, a replica of the cussing dad's big prize in "A Christmas Story." Our teenager is appalled that I would display this fine piece of craftsmanship in such a prominent space but, hey, she doesn't pay the mortgage.
Ohio State football fans got a big lump of coal last week when the NCAA surprised everyone by banning the Buckeyes from a bowl game ... next season. There's no way the fallout from Jim Tressel's dirty little secret should stretch into 2012. But it will.
The NCAA allegedly employs bright people who could consult a calendar and figure out that Ohio State was in line for a bowl game this year. Why not step up the pace and drop this bombshell a month earlier? That way, OSU doesn't go to a meaningless bowl game this season.
On the other hand, the arrogant OSU administration has fumbled at every turn, from the ridiculous news conference during which Tressel was given a big smooch to the weak self-imposed sanctions. If there was any hint of this coming down, OSU should have said no to the Gator Bowl.
I'm sure the attorneys are drawing up Gene Smith's golden parachute right now.
The NBA tips off today after what seemed like a three-day exhibition season. The most intriguing story line is not the status of Kobe Bryant's wrist or why Mariah Carey is not part of the league's marketing plan.
The big question: How long will it take Jack Nicholson to snub the Lakers for the Clippers?
Jill sent me to that fancy new Kroger store in Kettering two days before Christmas. I'm sure she was laughing, but I survived my first trip to the store despite the hand-to-hand combat in the baking goods aisle.
A big thanks to Mary, who checked me out. She asked if I had a Kroger card and my reply was a blank stare. She told me to punch in my phone number, which led to 22 bucks of savings!
Merry Christmas to all of you vociferous readers. We'll return next week with some New Year's resolutions for athletes, etc. If you have any suggestions, send them my way and I'll give you credit for your clever ideas.
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Xavier gangster Dezmine Wells probably would like a mulligan on his move at the end the Musketeers' game with Cincinnati. Wells' shove of a UC player triggered an ugly melee and earned the talented freshman a four-game suspension. As a result he missed X's trip to the Diamond Head Classic in Hawaii, a pretty sweet time for a teenager. Xavier has yet to recover from the brawl, losing three straight. The latest loss came at the hands of a bad Hawaii team.
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Recent research from Google put some solid figures behind a notion that has been common knowledge in our industry for some time - consumers are using a mix of phones, tablets, computer and TVs to consume digital content.
However, a point to consider beyond this isn't just the number of devices that are commonly used to digest content, but the sheer amount of content consumed in total.
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by Spyro Korsanos 01 November 2012 10:23am 0 comments
Despite challenges and turbulence, adoption of real-time bidding (RTB) is growing and expectations are still high that RTB will be able to deliver on its promise.
One of the big questions that lingers, however, is just how big an impact will RTB have on the online advertising ecosystem outside of display. Take video, for instance. Skeptics make interesting points about RTB's potential shortcomings in the video space and suggest that RTB may not be as applicable to video.
Are the skeptics right? That remains to be seen, but in the meantime, RTB continues to make inroads in video. The latest example of that: yesterday VEVO announced the launch of an RTB platform that it will use to move unsold pre-roll ad inventory.
by Patricio Robles 31 October 2012 12:00pm 0 comments
Companies have more opportunities than ever to reach consumers thanks in large part to the proliferation of digital channels, but taking advantage of those opportunities can be difficult.
From display and mobile to social and video, figuring out the best way to use digital channels is no small undertaking.
So it's no surprise that many companies turn to agencies for answers.
by Patricio Robles 24 October 2012 11:57am 11 comments
Real-time bidding (RTB) is no longer an unknown entity for marketers, but equally it has yet to reach a clear tipping point in terms of mainstream adoption.
It's not far off that point though and the launch of Facebook's RTB network should hasten the move towards more widespread investment.
However a recent study found that one of the biggest concerns among media buyers is that they would be buying low quality inventory, which in turn may damage their brand.
So clearly marketers still need to be educated as to the potential benefits of RTB.
Our new Real-Time Bidding Buyer's Guide contains detailed information about the trends and issues affecting the online display advertising sector, as well as advice about how to find the right RTB platform.
Furthermore, a new report from Infectious Media includes some useful information regarding the RTB market in various European markets.
by David Moth 24 October 2012 10:43am 1 comment
It's a seemingly great time to be a brand. Our digital world has created numerous challenges in reaching consumers, but thanks to digital channels like social and mobile, there are arguably more opportunities than ever to create connections.
For agencies, whether the digital revolution is a boon isn't always so clear. Yes, agency services are in great demand as a result, but the complexity of digital advertising is creating some significant pain.
by Patricio Robles 16 October 2012 18:33pm 5 comments
Display advertising is an important part of digital marketing, but deciding which platform to go with and how much budget to allocate is a tricky decision for advertisers.
In recent years real-time bidding (RTB) networks have sought to revolutionise the industry by allowing marketers to bid on how much they want to pay for specific consumers.
The power to deliver the right ad, to the right consumer, at the right time is an attractive proposition for marketers, so it's no surprise that Facebook launched its own RTB network last month.
But with so much consumer data to play with and a number of different vendors to choose from, display can appear to be a complex marketing channel for advertisers.
To simplify the process, Criteo introduced a search-like performance model for display where advertisers only pay for engagements resulting from post-click conversions.
So to find out more about targeted ads, Facebook's new RTB network and where display should fit into an attribution model, I spoke to Criteo's managing director for Northern Europe and Benelux Michael Steckler.
by David Moth 05 October 2012 16:58pm 0 comments
Performance marketing used to be simple. Search and affiliates loosely covered the space, the internet was accessed via a single device and conversion rates were good (8.4% in 2006, according to IMRG).
Performance channels were clearly defined and we knew what to measure. So what happened?
by Ellie Edwards-Scott 04 October 2012 09:53am 1 comment
This month has been a busy time for the online display advertising world with the huge dmexco trade show in Cologne followed by AdTech and two display-focused conferences taking place in London last week.
This post covers some of the main trends and challenges discussed at these events, some of which were outlined in my State of Display presentation at OMMA Display.
While there is much excitement around the growth of real-time bidding, there has also been plenty of realism and candour about the industry's on-going struggle to address the issues which are preventing brand advertisers from investing more of their advertising budgets.
by Linus Gregoriadis 25 September 2012 13:10pm 0 comments
The market for real-time bidding (RTB) may be a nascent one, but many experts believe RTB will have a significant impact on the ways marketers buy media and the ecosystem of companies in the space is growing rapidly as evidenced by our new Real Time Bidding (RTB) Buyer's Guide.
Although much of the RTB action has been in the display market thus far, the amount of RTB video inventory available is growing too and is expected to account for nearly a quarter (22%) of online video spend in 2013.
by Patricio Robles 16 August 2012 14:15pm 1 comment
Last week, we released a new Real Time Bidding (RTB) Buyer's Guide and an infographic on the RTB ecosystem. Though only a small percentage of marketers take advantage of this area of marketing, those who do are finding it to be one of the most efficient ways to reach customers across multiple touch points through a single campaign.
As there is still some confusion around this area, we reached out to four marketers deeply entrenched in RTB to find out what they think of it, the advantage of making it part of your spend and how it will affect the future of marketing.
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This glossy lime Riso serving bowl from Ekobo is entirely handcrafted from bamboo in Vietnam by local artisans. Conceived with side dishes in mind, its perfect proportions are ideal for serving rice, vegetables or a colourful fruit salad. Available in four colours Riso is a fabulous example of Ekobo's beautiful range of dinnerware with a difference. There are also To matching tongs available, perfect to mix and match together.
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How to Score an Updated Room at Toronto's Fairmont Royal York
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Like many hotels, the Royal York has been in the process of updating its rooms, and while a more extensive overhaul is happening in the near future, that won't help you if you're checking in over the next few weeks. Here are a few tips that will:
1) Join the President's Club before your stay -- it's free, and you get preferential room selection, plus free wifi and other goodies.
2) Ask for a room with a flat-screen TV. Only the updated rooms have the flat screens. (Psst: this question works well in any hotel in the midst of an update.)
3) Whether you care about an updated room or not: if you're not a smoker, avoid any room on the second floor. It's a smoking floor, and it's also above the hospitality suites which allow smoking.


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Asalam Alaikum, I have seen that answers on here have absolutely no quality anymore. This is also most likely because the questions have no quality in them, but here are the reasons that I see that make the answers here have absolutely no quality, and Insha'Allah they can be eliminated so that the quality can come back.
Also if you want to provide a Fatwa, provide the Fatwa from a reliable source from a reliable scholar. Read this to see what the qualities of a Mujtahid (someone who has the right to give a fatwa) must meet Link: (http://islam.stackexchange.com/a/1847/9) I can tell you right now that most schoalrs today don't even meet this, please if you can do not get a Fatwa from an online Mufti and give it as an answer here. |
This is because most of us don't have good knowledge about Qur'an and Sunnah. If we had that much knowledge, do you think we would have that much time to use this site? This problem could be solved if all of us were at least Alims. But that isn't required, because there are many other sites which have their own qualified Scholars to answer our questions. The way I see it, this isn't a Q&A forum, it's more like a site where you can spend your pastime. |
This is because people these not asking question about ISLAM but their personal problem. So they have been aswered according to their problem. Yes some of us is using answer field to give their comment. And you @Al Ummat know them , please specify their names, so that they get care of it... |


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Bewertet von einem Hotels.com-Gast am 2. Okt. 2012
Dieser Gast hat keinen Kommentar abgegeben.
"volle Zufriedenheit"Bewertet von einem Hotels.com-Gast am 29. Sep. 2012
Sehr freundliches und hilfsbereites Personal. Große Zimmer, große begehbare Dusche. Das Hotel liegt ideal an der Autobahnauffahrt, gegenüber ist die Überlandbusstation Greyhound. Im Zimmer ist ein großer Kühlschrank und eine Klimaanlage zum selbstregulieren. Parkplätze sind direkt am Hotel, neben dem Hotel ist ein Sportrestaurant, fünf Minuten zu Fuß, das Essen ist gut und es gibt eine große Bar mit vielen Biersorten. Wir würden das Hotel wieder buchen.
"Tolles Hotel mit gutem Preis-Leistungsverhältnis"Bewertet von einem Hotels.com-Gast am 11. Sep. 2012
Wir haben uns in dem offenbar erst vor kurzem sanierten und von Hilton übernommenen Haus sehr wohl gefühlt. Der Service war ausgesprochen freundlich, die Atmosphäre für ein amerikanisches Hotel geradezu warm. Das Zimmer war geräumig und hatte neben einem Schreibtisch auch einen Kühlschrank. Der Fitness- und Poolbereich war sehr frisch renoviert. Sehr zu empfehlen ist das Frühstücksbuffet für $9,95 pro Person. An zwei von vier Tagen wurde unseren Kindern (12 und 14) sogar nur der halbe Preis berechnet, obwohl sie wie Erwachsene zugeschlagen haben. Verglichen mit dem H*****y Inn nebenan unbedingt zu empfehlen.
""Bewertet von einem Hotels.com-Gast am 2. Sep. 2012
Für die Preisklasse erwartet man kein Spitzenhotel, aber Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis ist vollkommen OK.
Bewertet von einem Hotels.com-Gast am 31. Aug. 2012
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Für zusätzliche Personen fallen möglicherweise Gebühren an, die abhängig von den Bestimmungen des Hotels variieren können.
Beim Check-in werden ein Lichtbildausweis und eine Kreditkarte für unvorhergesehene Aufwendungen verlangt.
Je nach Verfügbarkeit beim Check-in wird versucht, Sonderwünschen entgegenzukommen, sie können jedoch nicht garantiert werden. Eventuell fallen zusätzliche Gebühren an.
This hotel has a smoke-free policy.
Dieses Hotel ist nicht barrierefrei ausgestattet. Wenn Sie ein Zimmer mit barrierefreiem Zugang buchen möchten, wählen Sie bitte ein anderes Hotel aus.
Die unten aufgeführten Freizeitaktivitäten werden entweder vor Ort oder in der Nähe angeboten. Es können dabei Gebühren anfallen.
Das Hotel erhebt beim Check-in/Check-out, bzw. wenn die entsprechende Leistung in Anspruch genommen wird, folgende Gebühren und Kautionen:
Die oben aufgeführte Liste enthält eventuell nicht alle Informationen. Gebühren und Kautionen enthalten eventuell keine Steuern und können sich ändern.
Für zusätzliche Personen fallen möglicherweise Gebühren an, die abhängig von den Bestimmungen des Hotels variieren können.
Beim Check-in werden ein Lichtbildausweis und eine Kreditkarte für unvorhergesehene Aufwendungen verlangt.
Je nach Verfügbarkeit beim Check-in wird versucht, Sonderwünschen entgegenzukommen, sie können jedoch nicht garantiert werden. Eventuell fallen zusätzliche Gebühren an.
Preis Leistung ist Klasse!Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Executive Director"
Top notch service and excellent services.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Good old hotel"
Hotel is old but in very good condition. Staff is friendly. Coin laundry available near gym and vending machine. No complimentary breakfast. $13 parking fee.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Nice hotel but terrible customer service!"
I was told the room I reserved through Hotels.com was not available. They tried to give me a different type of room. I reserved for 4 people and they won't fit in one bed. They finally "found" a room. Then the following morning I received a bill on my room floor. I went right to the desk to dispute it saying I already paid in full. After speaking to […] 3 people they said the charges were just pendng and would not show on my card. You had to leave a card for incidentals. Well, the charge is on my card and I have paid twice. I called the hotel and you have to speak with their accounting department which is never there. I left a message and I am waiting for them to call back. Also, the $13 charge for parking is a bit much for an overnight stay. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Business travel"
The staff is very friendly and helpful. The hotel was convenient for my business trip. The neighborhood does not offer much in the way of restaurants open in the evening and, unfortunately, the hotel does not have room service. However, its restaurant is fine. The service was attentive. Although the dinner menu is limited, the food was well prepared. […] The breakfast and lunch buffets were reasonably priced and had sufficient variety. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Clean and convenient"
Enjoyable. Slow on room service.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
Ac did not work but its winter what do you expectAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Trenton 1/2 marathon"
this was a nice place to stay, very comfortable and friendly. My only concern was there are not a lot of options near by for food and the restaurant did not open early enough for those of us heading out to run the 1/2 marathon.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"A lifesaver"
I could not find any hotels but this one really. Nothing to complain about except that the chef left 45mins early.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"very satisfied"
excellent hotel. excellent staff. the surrounding neighborhood could be better but the hotel itself is top-of-the-line. if you do business in trenton it makes sense staying at this hotel.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"food sub par"
No room service. Even a burger tasted as of the meat was freezer burntAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Excellent hotel."
I highly recommend this hotelAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"TSC Homecoming"
Stay every year for homecoming.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"A very nice place with wonderful staff"
Very nice older hotel but kept up nice. Front Staff and garage Staff were wonderful. Neighborhood is a little iffy.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Good Value"
for me, it was good for my money, clean, quite, I would definitely stay there again if I went back to Trenton.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
Cool staff. Good restaurant with nice outside patio area. Will be going again.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"very much down town as expected"
As stated above, I was very impressed with this hotel quality of service received. The only reason I gave room comfort a four was missing room amenities such as refrigerator. If I am in the area again, I will definitely book a room at the Lafayette Yard & Conference Center.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Here's the truth"
We all know Trenton NJ is not heaven on Earth. Bad area. It took a half hour to get checked in. I was the only one in line. This is an all black hotel. If you are white you'll feel very out of place as I did. The food is pretty good. but the guest are very loud. Very Very loud place.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Better Than What I Expected"
I checked-in in the evening. Considering the reputation of Trenton, I was pleased with the location and appearance of the hotel. The staff was helpful and friendly. The lobby was full of locals who, I guess, relax at the hotel lounge/bar but they didn't bother me and were out of the hotel by 10 or 11pm. The room was awesome. Comfy comfy beds, clean, […] bright, and my room had a lovely view of the yard. The morning staff was a bit of putting. She was on the phone and yelling across the lobby at a child she was babysitting (she was behind the desk and I was right in front of her). She was nice, I just would have appreciated someone more refined. All in all, I enjoyed my stay and was pleasantly surprised. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"You Only Good Choice in Trenton"
Sure, you can rent a car, but if you are doing state business, this is a great place to stay. It used to be a Marriott but now it has changed hands. I was quite pleased all around with my one night visit.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
The hallway has unpleasant odor. The bath tub was dirty and black.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Nothing around"
Hotel room was ok, but staff was unfriendly. I was very disappointed with the area around the hotel because there are no stores or anything around it! Also, you have to pay for parking!!!!!Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Trenton, NJ"
During the day the hotel location is fine. Parking at the facility at night is relatively secure, but even the parking garage attendant keeps the door closed until a car appears in the driveway. Parking fee (City of Trenton) in the hotel garage is expensive. ($13/day.) If you don't park in the garage, you are responsible for meter fees on the street. […] Rooms do not have refrigerator or microwaves. You are expected to use the hotel restaurant. MehrAuthentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Hotel Sold"
When we booked the hotel it was a Marriott but all the signage was gone. A guy who looked as if he had slept in the street for a couple nights told us it was indeed the Marriott and then asked for money. We found out inside that the the hotel was looking for an owner. That made it feel like a hotel at the end of the world and that staff was just there […] by habit and not because they were employed. But that said, they were friendly and helpful, the room was clean and with a wedding going on, it was even bustling at times. The neighborhood is tough, maybe it's all of Trenton. Hotels.com might want to inform people when hotels are sold like that, so we don't have to hear it from the homeless guy. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"find another place"
The hotel itself was fine. But--it cost $13 per day for parking, something that was not disclosed upfront. Also, downtown Trenton is not a good destination. You will want to find another location outside of town or in Princeton if it is convenient.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"nice place"
Very nice breakfast buffet including omelets made to order. Rooms comfortable maybe a little worn. Staff helpful. No problems.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Great Hotel"
Clean and great hotelAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"What Happened. !!!!"
I travel one or two time every year for the past 6 years, this year I don't know what happened. Bed & pillows were super hard and uncomfortable. Also would be nice to have a microwave and a small refrigerator. Other than that, no complaint, staff are super friendly and very helpful. See you in November again.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Downtown location perfect."
Very nice hotel. Room was clean and roomy, friendly staff. Easy walk to government buildings, and to the Old Barracks.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"middle of Trenton"
Great Hotel. Very comfortable and well appointed. We walked from the Jersey Transit Center through what is left of downtown Trenton. The sense of doom isn't the Hotel's fault. In a perfect world, the ability to walk through a pedestrian city center after arriving from NY would make this a no-brainer. I enjoyed a walking tour of the town nevertheles […] s. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"OK hotel"
I hear the hotel will be renovated soon. Good idea!Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Great Hotel for Anyone"
This place was beautiful, didn't expect it to be as nice. I'm a college student and I came here with a group a friends for a concert near by. The employees were really nice, and the rooms were very spacious, clean, and comfortable ! Defiantly deserves to be a 5 star hotel. Also, I did not eat there so I don't know the quality of their food.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"trenton Hilton. only place to stay"
Rooms were clean. The BEDS were do comfy. Loved it. Lobby clean. Nice people at the desk. Helpful. During the day safe. At night a little sketchy...but thats TRENTON anyway. Overall I will stay again.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"If you have to stay in Trenton--this is the hotel"
Trenton is not exactly premier tourist destination, but if to have business in the area, Trenton Mariott is probably the best option out there. Hotel is a little dated, but safe and clean, with parking nearby.I took chances and parked on the street and it was fineAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Great hotel to stay in downtown Trenton"
Hotel room was very clean but a bit dated. The bed slept absolutely great. The hotel staff was very friendly. The hotel and grounds were very clean and had a good smell.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Fantastic !!!!"
Everything was excellent from the room, parking, courtesy of the employees etc. Breakfast was great but only one minor issue the sausage was too salty. Overall everything were good.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Great location, friendly staff"
The hotel is in excellent location for business purposes. I believe it's one of the best in the area.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Love it."
I've stayed at the hotel a few times and I love it. I love getting a room that has a view of the river and the Trenton Makes bridge.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"One night Getaway"
My second time at this location, welcoming front desk, should have asked for a refrig and microwave thought all rooms would have had them as standard, otherwise room nice.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Clean, comfortable stopover."
Stayed at the Hotel as a stopover on the way to DC. Arrived late and staff was efficient and courteous. The room was quite warm but we were able to turn off the heat and open the window to cool it down. Room was very clean and comfortable. The next morning we went down to breakfast which was included in our rate and was pleasantly surprised with the […] quality of the choices and the buffet breakfast. I had a delicious omelet made to order. Overall, a very positive experience. Only drawback was the $13. cost for overnight parking in the adjacent garage. MehrAuthentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Great hotel but charges for internet access."
The staff were terrific, friendly and helpful. Everyone - front desk, maids, maintenance, catering - stopped to greet us, give directions and assistance. The bed was very comfortable, clean new cotton sheets. The room was spacious and clean, and had a comfortable chair. My only complaint is that the hotel charges for internet in the rooms. This business […] model was obsolete a decade ago. The cheapest motel chains provide free internet, usually wireless. McDonalds gives free wireless to all customers. There is free internet in the lobby, but for confidential business data, this is simply not enough. Why does the hotel not charge for toilets, or warm water, or the ice machine? These are expected basic conveniences, and in 2013 we also expect ease of access to the internet. Again, this is very disappointing, and I blame corporate policy. MehrAuthentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Comfortable & Utilitarian, Good Location & Staff"
The hotel is just fine but seeming to perhaps show its age, though that would not stop me from staying there again. Location is very good, staff were all extremely cordial and helpful, and condition of the property, while not super-wonderful, was comfortable and certainly fine as a place to stay. Room was clean and everything worked.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Kinda pricey for the Condition..."
... But overall a nice stay. I was expecting much more for the price. Hotel staff was slow and unattentive.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Unfortunate Night"
Isolated downtown. The hotel is nice- as are most Marriotts. I woke to a floor-party in the hall at 3:15am and asked to be moved to another room. Was moved to the other end of the hall- which did not solve the noise issue, despite the security guard's warning to the loud guests. I was afraid to leave the new room, because these people were drinking […] heavily and I was a woman alone. I should have been moved to a different floor. The new room smelled strongly of disinfectant. It was a miserable experience. I will never go back. I should have asked for a comp night at another Marriott, but the staff were not very helpful. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
Great, need to improve the menuAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Friendly staff great hotel!"
Very pleasant. Room was clean and staff was extremely friendlyAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Quiet Hotel"
We stayed here to take the train to NYC from the New Jersey Transit Center. We were hoping to be able to walk from the hotel to the train station, but after arriving it didn't seem like the area of town that is best to walk in at 10pm at night. So instead we drove and paid additional parking. The hotel is ok, but there isn't anything really around it […] beside government buildings. We arrived around dinner time and couldn't find a decent place to eat and ended up eating at the hotel's restaurant. The restaurant was empty except one other couple, which made us a little nervous, but the food was decent. I ordered the house salad and was pleasantly surprised at the size and amount of vegetables. The room was clean and quiet. I gave it a 4/5 because nothing was bad, but nothing was exceptional either. MehrAuthentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Not bad"
We were traveling with our grandchildren 6 year & 18 mth old so we were a little disapointed that there was no mirowave or refrigerator in our room. Other than this & that we had to pay for parking, it was ok. The staff was very helpful with info directions to nearby things to do.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Really amazing staff, very comfortable, affordable"
I had a wonderful experience during my stay here, especially my interaction with the staff, who were extra attentive to me and my requests. The hotel was beautiful and convenient. The rooms were super clean and very comfortable. I would definitely stay here again!Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"nice to stay"
can't complain the cleanliness of the room. it was the best hotel with in trenton, NJ but there was little thing happened. there was a drunk student kept knockin on my door. it was scary though so i called the front desk to call security to escort him to his room. the rest was amazing to stay in my room. cool. cool..Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
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You probably need to upgrade to a new version of MacFuse. Unfortunately there isn't one available. See this blog post. So there is a new project called OSXFuse which is going to support this. Here is the link to the Github project. https://github.com/osxfuse I hope this helps a little. | |||
Check Fuse4X project, it should help you. Here is another lengthy article about current state of NTFS on OSX. | |||||