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Get comfortable with Cachet, whose unique "balanced action rocker" mechanism creates the soothing sensation of being seated in an old-fashioned rocking chair. Designed by Peter Jon Pearce for Steelcase, the durable, lightweight chair offers comfort and ergonomic benefits to multiple users of varying sizes, without awkward and time-consuming mechanical adjustments–its back and seat pan respond automatically to any user's weight and proportions, while hinged legs and a front pivot-point make possible the chair's signature rocking action. Cachet measures 34 1/4″ H X 23″ W X 20 1/2″ D. Its frame is high-gloss-finished, glass-filled nylon with a polypropylene seat. Available as a 4-leg stacking chair (stacks 25 high) with optional flip-up arms or with a 5-star support on casters. Ideal for office task seating, meeting areas, classrooms, waiting rooms, or cafes.
In 1999, British designer Ross Lovegrove and Bernhardt Design introduced the One chair. This season they join forces again with Go, a sculptural chair that looks like the result of a lucky collaboration between Eero Saarinen and Spiderman. Made of magnesium, which is lighter than aluminum, Go weighs a mere 15 pounds. It comes in white or gray polycarbonate with a seat available in leather, wood, or COM. Go measures 30 1/4″ H X 22 5/8″ W X 26″ D X 17″ SH. Also available is a matching cafe-style table in white or silver. Ideal for residential, hospitality, and office applications.
If you think X99 sounds more like an Indy 500 entry than a new chair, you won't be surprised that this seating collection looks very racy. Created by Germany's ITO Design Group in collaboration with Haworth, X99 includes a mid-back task chair, high-back executive chair, guest chair, and seminar seating chair. The executive chair (shown, 38″-43″ H x 26″ W x 25 1/4″ D with a seat height of 16″-21″) and task chair feature a German-engineered three-point pivot mechanism for ergonomic positioning; an automatic free-floating forward tilt; a single-position backstop; and height and tension adjustments. The seat and back are of a soft, translucent chenille polyfilament-blend mesh; fabric and leather upholstery are also available. All metal components, including the five-point caster-mounted base, are aluminum, available in black, silver, or chrome finish. Adjustable arm rests and depth-adjustable lumbar support are optional.
The clearly gorgeous Raster bookshelf by designer Jorge Pensi is made of translucent metacrylate uprights and sliding panels on extruded aluminum tracks, with black or white lacquered wood shelves. It can be used as a shelving unit, container system, or elegant room partition. Raster is offered in two sizes, 70 9/10″ H X 54 3/10″ W X 15 3/4″ D or 70 9/10″ H X 89 3/4 X 15 3/4″ D, with, respectively, 12 or 20 nearly square module/shelves.
Waldmann n Lighting presents the sleek, flexible ValenciaTask Light, a glare-free lamp with a parabolic louverthat spreads light evenly. The head, made ofscratch-resistant precolored ABS plastic tilts 180 degrees, and the fully articulated arm, made oftubular powder-coated aluminum, comes in three styles: single (shown), twin vertical, and twin horizontal. The fixtures are available in standard matte black and light gray orcustom colors. A variety of mountingsystems are offered, including panel and wail brackets, and table bases and clamps. The fixture uses two 9-watt compact fluorescent bulbs (which produce the same output as a 75-watt incandescent bulb but use 77% less energy). Green design becomes a moving experience with Barry Roode's Round Trip Ticket Collection forDeepa. The 100% recyclable upholstery fabrics are made ofTerratex, a blend ofpost-industrial waste and solution-dyed polyester. The collection features 3 patterns: Windward (shown, top), a pattern reminiscentof boats and waves, is a pleated jacquard available in colorways, 51 1/4″ W with a 12 H x 21 6/10″ v repeat; You Are Here (shown, bottom), a non-directional jacquard damask inspired by city maps, comes in 6 colorways, 54″ w with a 17 3/8″ H x 10 3/4″ v repeat; and Next Stop, designed to evoke a speeding locomotive, is a textu red fabric of boucle yarn with accents in primary colors, available in 6 colorways, 54″W with a 17 3/4″ H x 13″ v repeat.
Blu Dot keeps the office together with Paperclip Home Office Equipment, a 4-piece series that includes Paperclip Desk and CPU Stand. The desk, 29 1/2″ H x 29 1/2″ W X 58 1/2″ L, features a chromeplated bent wire frame with 3/4″-thick birch finn ply top and 1/2″-thick keyboard slide and monitor stand, both of maple finn ply. The CPU unit, a chromeplated bent wire frame supporting 3/4″ birch finn ply shelf, measures 5 1/2″ H x 10 1/2″ w x 24″ L.
A millennial hipster version of that nature-mural wallpaper from the '7os? Designers including Jhane Barnes, Eric Ludlam, Joyce Mast, Dorothy Simpson Krause, and Karin Schminke have contributed designs to Herman Miller's new Design on Textile (DOT) Collection, featuring original images digitally printed on 100% polyester Resolve boundary screens, rolling screens, flags, and canopies. One of 10 patterns commissioned for DOT, Barnes's Dune series (shown, above) was inspired by trips to desert regions and is available in 14 variations. Standard Resolve boundary screens, used most often for the series, are available 36″, 48″, and 6o" w; all DOT fabrics, inks, and hardware are 100% recyclable and environmentally safe.
Forget about watching the wallpaper peel. The Late Night TV carpet collection from David Oakey Designs for Prince Street will keep you up for hours. Made of DuPont Lumena with a Protekt nylon soil stain protection, the 19 7/10″ x 39 2/5″ carpet tiles feature subtle, complex variations of hue and shade in 12 colorways, including Double Espresso, Extra Innings, Cramming, Snoring, Broken AC, Stressed Out, Bad Dreams, Loud Neighbors, Barking Dog, Insomnia, The Recount, and Heartburn (shown). Perfect for edgy corporate interiors and clients who work the late shift.
At this year's Hospitality Design Show, ARC-COM Fabrics introduced 3 new upholstery fabrics designed especially for traditional and transitional settings in hospitality and corporate projects. Wall Street, an elegant reversible pinstripe in 100% worsted wool, is available in 16 colorways (shown, bottom right, in beige). Botany 101 is an impressionistic pattern of leaves and ferns woven from a blend of 75% rayon, 25% polyester with an acrylic/Teflon backing. It's available in 13 colorways (shown, top right, in persimmon) with a 9 1/4″H x 9 1/4″V repeat. Cyclone, a 75 % rayon/25% polyester blend with a textural pattern of organic pinwheels, is available in 11 colorways (shown, bottom left, in watermelon) with a 9 1/4″H x 9 1/4″V repeat. All fabrics come 54″W.
Get out-with All Tayar's Rasamny Bench, part of his new Rasamny indoor/outdoor collection from ICF. The bench measures 17 1/2″H x 44 3/10″wxl7 4/5″D and features a natural anodized aluminum seat mounted with stainless steel screws onto an unfinished cultivated teak frame. Matching chairs are also available, making the collection ideal for outdoor cafe seating, cruise ships, and the lawns of summer homes.
Turn things around with Mark Pollack's new Coloratura Collection of reversible textiles, featuring Beat, a '50s-inspired pattern of irregular rectangles on a 73% viscose/27% polyester blend, 54″ w fabric with a 6 3/4″Vx10″H repeat. Beat is available in 6 colorways (shown, in bamboo/artichoke).
Tuva Looms goes deep into an exploration pile dimension and contrast with Grooveline, by designers Suzanne Tick and Terry Mowers. The 12′w carpet, made of Dupont Antron Legacy nylon with jute backing, is available in 4 stone inspired colors.
Michael Heltzer's new KuBis Panel System will delight organization freaks and the organizationally challenged alike. Gridded panels of etched, magnetic stainless steel and aluminum support matching components–shelves and ledges, cork and chalk boards, rows of pipettes used as pen and paper clip containers or bud vases, hanging file containers, mirrors, picture frames, votive candleholders–on metal hooks. Available in 4 standard sizes, with sky's-the-limit custom options, these panels are sold by the square inch and can be used freestanding on feet or casters, or mounted to walls. Perfect for residential work and many commercial applications, including office (think workstation/space dividers), hospitality, and retail.
Carpet designer Reesie Duncan offers afresh take on basic design principles with Retrospect, a new line of 100% Solutia Ultron VIP fiber floor coverings for Shaw. The line includes Function, a small-scale multilevel pattern cut-loop carpet in 20 colors with a small-tip-sheared tweed texture in a 2/5″ H x 3/5″ V repeat; Form, a medium-scale multilevel pattern cut-loop carpet in 14 colors, featuring a simple grid pattern of tip-sheared squares with a 4 4/5″ H X 4 3/4″ V repeat; and Mode (shown in the colorway called energetic), a large-scale multilevel pattern-loop carpet in 8 colorways featuring a pattern of squares and horizontal bands with a 18″V x 10″ H repeat. Suitable for corporate offices, Retrospect comes in 12′W rolls.
For offices short on space and long on mobility, Versteel offers David Gutgsell's Tim Tables. Tim tilts, folds, nests, and has 5″ of instant height adjustment. Its tubular steel frame, mounted on wheels, comes in 25 powder-coat colors and chrome. The top can be finished in laminate with PVC edging or in laminate with wood finish in choice of maple, oak, walnut, or cherry. Tim comes in 14 sizes, ranging from 42″-72″L and 26″-34″H, with depths of 24″ or 30″. Transfer cart and leash also available.
Designer Dorothy Cosonas does a double take on simple geometry with 2 new textile designs for Unika Vaev. Look Twice and Wink Again are large scale variations on designs released last year. The sturdy, 54″W upholstery fabrics blend 40% nylon, 28% wool, 14% polyester, 10% rayon, and 8% cotton. Both are available in 12 colorways. Look Twice (shown, top, in denim) has a 27″H x 24″V repeat; Wink Again (shown, bottom, in nickel) has a 27″H x 26″V repeat.
Sharp curves are ahead with S550, a shapely new line from Thonet by German designers Markus Jehs and Juergen Laub. The S550 lounge (shown) features a delicately molded laminated plywood shell, with a beech veneer in natural, lacquered, or stained finish, on a matte steel frame. The lounge, which measures 26″H x 30″W x 30 3/4″L with a seat height of 15 2/5″, is available with a headrest; the piece comes upholstered in Unika Vaev or COM fabrics. The collection also includes an ottoman, coffee table, and side chair.


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Kelty has been a leader in the backpacking equipment industry for more than 50 years. In 1952, Dick Kelty began building backpacks for his friends in the Sierra Club. His ideas of using hipbelts and lightweight aluminum frames allowed Kelty and his friends to carry heavy loads longer, farther and with less pain for a happier wilderness experience. Today, Kelty continues to innovate.
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Romantic Flower Invite
Transform a simple ivory pearl border invite into an elegant and romantic work of art with a beautiful tissue paper flower, satin ribbon and decorative brad.
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Honor and embellish your bowl and meditation practice with this elegant brocade accessory--the perfect complement for any size bowl. The cushion can also be used for the display of statues, jewelry and other objects of beauty. The durable brocade is a mix of silk and synthetic fibers.
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Tibetan Nuns Project (TNP) was founded in 1987 to provide education and humanitarian aid to refugee nuns from Tibet and the Himalayan regions of India. Tibetan Nuns Project began when a group of 66 nuns appeared in Dharamsala, India. The 66 women had walked across the Himalayas from eastern Tibet to His Holiness the Dalai Lama's newly adopted homeland in northern India. They knew no one and were exhausted and ill. They wearily camped out in downtown Dharmsala, hope their long journey was near the end.
The Tibetan community immediately responded: Tibetan Women's Association organized emergency assistance to provide their basic needs and the Tibetan Nuns Project was born. Working with the Tibetan Women's Association and the Tibetan Government in Exile Department of Religion and Culture of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, TNP sought to finding a long-term solution to the problem of how to secure housing, medical care and most importantly, education for refugee nuns. A sponsorship program was created that continues to generate worldwide support.
Today, TNP sponsors over 650 nuns. TNP has established two nunneries [Shugsep and Dolma Ling] and provides sponsorship support for the nuns of Geden Choeling and Tilokpur in Dharmasala. Other building and housing projects include Sherab Choeling Nunnery in LaHaul-Spiti. More room is always need for newly arrived nuns seeking aid and asylum.
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This is very natural looking. I couldn't get a shade that matched my hair exactly, so I wear this wig at certain times as I have several wigs that are all the same color as my own hair. The color I purchased is 8/12 and is close to my own hair. One feature that I like is that I can pull my own hair through the wig and it helps to keep it on my head. The hair is so soft and feels really good. It is a little large, however, which I find happens quite a bit in the average sized PY wigs. By this I mean that there is looseness in the back. It is snug at the base, but loose at the crown and down further. I don't mind this as it is very comfortable. This particular wig has a top knot that kinds of sticks up so it needs to be combed well and sprayed at the crown to keep the hair down. I don't think anyone thinks I am wearing a wig which is the way I like it.
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No. 51: Hawaii
By Paul Myerberg // Jul 13, 2011
You could take a boat to Hawaii, a cruise perhaps, but why take the slow boat when you can fly? The Warriors could run the ball, as the program has done — and done well — in the past, but why run when you can pass? Forget Texas Tech, Houston, Troy or anyone else: the finest passing team in all the land resides in Hawaii, and has for the last dozen years. The Warriors, who led the nation in passing last fall, have finished in the top three in the F.B.S. in 11 of the last 12 years — a streak that dates back, not surprisingly, to June Jones' arrival in 1999. Is it possible to get through a Hawaii preview without mentioning Jones? His footprint is still felt throughout this program, in the way U.H. flings the ball around with abandon but most notably in the fact that Hawaii continues to put together winning seasons, something rarely seen in the years prior to his arrival.
Returning starters
9 (3 offense, 6 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 70
2010 record
(10-4, 7-1)
Last year's
No. 31
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
- Sept. 10
at Washington
- Sept. 17
at U.N.L.V.
- Oct. 1
at Louisiana Tech
- Oct. 14
at San Jose St.
- Oct. 23
New Mexico St.
- Oct. 29
at Idaho
- Nov. 6
Utah St.
- Nov. 12
at Nevada
- Nov. 20
Fresno St.
- Nov. 26
- Dec. 4
Last year's prediction
Hawaii will return to bowl play in 2010, though I'm not confident in this team's ability to crack the seven-win mark. Not to say landing eight or more wins is an impossibility: the schedule is not too difficult, and if the offensive line rounds into form, this offense should be better than it was a year ago. Landing wins on the road, never an easy thing for this program, will be key. Perhaps the shakeup along the coaching staff will lead to an offensive revival; you can't help but like to see Mouse Davis back on the sidelines. The defense will need to put forth a better effort against the run, especially with a secondary up with the best in the conference. There remains more good than bad with this team, and anything short of a bowl trip should place McMackin's job in jeopardy heading into 2011. I'd be surprised if U.H. doesn't get that seventh win, however.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Hawaii's back, at least to a degree. No, these Warriors were not quite as a good as the 2007 version, the last U.H. team led by June Jones. Nevertheless, after two seasons of uncharacteristic struggles — at least when held against the previous regime — Hawaii finally found itself clicking both offensively and defensively. On offense: 10th nationally in scoring (39.6 points per game), first in passing (394.3 yards per game) and sixth in total yardage (500.6 per game). On defense: 50th overall (357.6 yards per game allowed), 58th in scoring (25.5 points per game) and second in interceptions (23). Elsewhere, those defensive numbers are simply good, perhaps average. At Hawaii, those defensive numbers spell only one thing: double-digit wins. And those numbers were far better — 37th in total defense, for example — prior to a horrible defensive showing in a Hawaii Bowl loss to Tulsa, as the Warriors gave up 62 points and 531 yards to the Golden Hurricane. Overall, this was a great year for U.H. — and a huge year for Greg McMackin, who badly needed to escape his predecessor's shadow.
High point A 27-21 win over Nevada on Oct. 16. At the time, it was simply a very, very strong win. Now, with the year behind us, it's one of the most impressive wins by any team in the F.B.S.
Low point Another blowout loss to Boise State: Broncos 42, Warriors 7. Hawaii's pass-happy offense can run amok on the lesser teams in the WAC — or anywhere else, for that matter — but Boise State has the talent and the coaching, thanks to yearly games against U.H., to combat this offensive system.
Tidbit Are you ready to watch some Hawaii football? Oh, you'll get your chance. The Warriors are slated to play four Sunday games: New Mexico State, Utah State, Fresno State and B.Y.U. in the season finale. Now, it looks like the N.F.L. will deign us with its presence in 2011, unfortunately, so U.H. won't be the only show in town on Oct. 23, Nov. 6, Nov. 20 and Dec. 4. But it will be the only college game in town, so here's betting you see more Hawaii football in 2011 than in any year in recent memory. Unless you're a Hawaii fan, in which case you'll see the same amount as always. Update So these games will be played on Sunday back East but on Saturday in Hawaii, so ignore, if you please.
Tidbit (offense edition) Last fall, Hawaii became only the second team in F.B.S. history to have a 5,000-yard passer, a 1,000-yard rusher and two 1,000-yard receivers. Bryant Moniz threw for 5,040 yards; Alex Green rushed for 1,199 yards; and Greg Salas and Kealoha Pilares went for 1,889 and 1,306 yards, respectively. The first team to do so? Tulsa in 2007, thanks to Gus Malzahn.
Former players in the N.F.L.
18 LB Ikaika Alama-Francis (Miami), WR Davone Bess (Miami), C John Estes (Jacksonville), RB Alex Green (Green Bay), OT Wayne Hunter (New York Jets), LS Jake Ingram (Tennessee), LB Travis LaBoy (San Francisco), OG Vince Manuwai (Jacksonville), FB Reagan Maui'a (Arizona), P Mat McBriar (Dallas), CB Ryan Mouton (Tennessee), WR Kealoha Pilares (Carolina), WR Greg Salas (St. Louis), C Samson Satele (Oakland), LB Brashton Satele (New York Jets), DT Isaac Sopoaga (San Francisco), LB Pisa Tinoisamoa (Chicago), LB David Veikune (Denver).
Arbitrary top five list
N.F.L. offensive linemen from Honolulu
1. C Olin Kreutz (1998-present).
2. OT Charlie Ane (1953-59).
3. C Dominic Raiola (2001-present).
4. OG Vince Manuwai (2003-present).
5. OT Jim Nicholson (1974-79).
Greg McMackin ('69 Southern Oregon), 23-18 after three seasons with the Warriors. Perhaps the most difficult task McMackin has faced at U.H. was stepping into the large shoes left by his predecessor, Jones, who is credited with bringing Hawaii from the brink of irrelevance in 1999 to a B.C.S. bowl in his final season. His first two years didn't go all that well, to be honest, even if he did get a Hawaii team crippled by losses to graduation into bowl play in 2008. Last year was huge for McMackin and the program. After a single season as the Hawaii defensive coordinator in 2007, when he oversaw a unit that improved from 93rd nationally in total defense to 34th, McMackin was promoted from within the staff to replace Jones. Though this is McMackin's first head coaching job, he certainly had the resume to justify Hawaii's faith. In addition to two separate stints at U.H. (1999 and 2007), McMackin served as defensive coordinator at Utah, Navy, Texas Tech and Miami (Fla.), and was the associate head coach for the Seattle Seahawks (1995-98) and San Francisco 49ers (2003-5), both times under his good friend Dennis Erickson. He has been involved in the two greatest seasons in Hawaii's history: the nine-game turnaround in 1999, Jones's first season, and U.H.'s run to the B.C.S. in 2007. Though replicating his predecessor's success may be too tall an order for McMackin to accomplish, he needs to keep the Warriors in bowl play on almost a yearly basis. That he had Hawaii back near the top of the WAC in 2010 bodes well for the program's future under his watch.
Tidbit (coaching edition) This is the coolest coaching story of the winter. Former Hawaii, Arizona and San Jose State coach Dick Tomey, one of the most underrated coaches of his generation, came out of a short, one-year retirement to become Hawaii's special teams coach. How amazing is this? Tomey is a U.H. legend for the job he did leading Hawaii through its early growing pains on the F.B.S. level; he's also a member of the school's Sports Circle of Honor, an award bestowed upon him in 2005. Tomey coached Hawaii from 1977-86, notching 63 wins, third-most in school history. As a comparison, Tomey returning to U.H. is akin to a Joe Tiller returning to Purdue an assistant. Nearly unheard of, and very cool.
Players to watch
It's not about Salas, Pilares or Green, though those are the three names you'll hear as critics question Hawaii's 2011 offense due to its losses. Those three names weren't the engine behind Hawaii's offensive success last fall: the engine is the system itself, not the players who run it, so expecting U.H. to plummet down the national rankings just because of a few lost starters is simply ridiculous. Now, expecting this offense to scuffle a bit as the new starters find their way over the first game or two in September? That's logical, and not ridiculous in the least.
It's pretty clear that quarterback Bryant Moniz can run this offense in his sleep, perhaps still in his pajamas, free of pads, and Hawaii can feel secure making the senior the focal point of the offense. No kidding, right? Not many teams return a 5,000-yard passer — only one team had a 5,000-yard passer a year ago, and even with some losses at receiver there is absolutely no reason to predict any decline whatsoever from Moniz and this passing attack. Part of this can be tied back to Moniz's continued development as the starter: don't forget that he's still relatively new to the starting role, so Moniz will only grow more comfortable with each game.
Can he be much better than he was a year ago? Yes. Moniz needs to cut down on his turnovers, though the 15 picks in 555 attempts is still a very strong touchdown-to-interception ratio. But all Moniz did last fall was throw for 5,049 yards and 39 touchdowns, cracking the 300-yard mark 11 times and the 500-yard mark twice. Only Boise State can really stop Moniz and U.H., so it's a good thing the Warriors avoid the Broncos, at least for one season. Another good thing? Now that Kellen Moore and Boise are in the Mountain West, Moniz can be the WAC's first-team quarterback.
Hawaii can always throw the ball, but the offense takes on a new dimension when the Warriors combine a passing attack with a healthy dose of the running game. Check out Alex Green a year ago: 1,199 yards, 18 scores, 8.2 yards per carry. But Green is gone, and the job is open to competition. There is a favorite, it seems, in former JUCO transfer Sterling Jackson. He was a part of last year's recruiting class but took a redshirt in 2010, as a portion of Hawaii's JUCO recruits do. Then there's the requisite big back, a role to be played in 2011 by redshirt freshman Joey Iosefa. Maybe one of a pair of incoming freshmen crack the rotation, but I don't see anyone unseating this pair atop the depth chart.
Zero or one? Will Hawaii have zero returning starters up front or one? It depends on what the N.C.A.A. rules on the eligibility of would-be senior left tackle Austin Hansen, who has been out of action since the end of the regular season a year ago. If Hansen can't go — or misses a few early games — the Warriors could either move senior Clayton Laurel over from right tackle or promote redshirt freshman Jordan Loeffler; neither sounds all that good, to be honest, as Loeffler's raw and there's little depth behind Laurel on the strong side. There's little debate as to how the interior will play out: former JUCO transfer Brett Leonard will be at left guard, senior Matagisila Lefiti at center and sophomore Chauncy Winchester-Makainai on the right side. Even if I say the starting five will be fine — which I can't say — there's precious little depth. The situation will be worse if Hansen isn't available. The line should get better with each week, but it'll be a work in progress.
Could the Hawaii defense take another step forward in 2011? That's a clear possibility, thanks to the return of six starters and several of last season's key reserves, not to mention a healthy dose of incoming talent. The key for this defense will be to avoid the bouts with inconsistency that dotted last season's results: Tulsa, for starters, but also Boise State, U.S.C. and Colorado— the defense was strong more often than not, but how it played in those four games sent the defense tumbling down the national rankings.
And the defense doesn't need to dominate, simply keep opponents in the 25-point range and come up with a big play or two; you can say this for most defenses in the F.B.S., but it's particularly true for the Warriors. If U.H. does come up with a big play — a sack, interception, big tackle — it's likely thanks to senior linebacker Corey Parades (151 tackles, 4 interceptions), a front-runner for WAC Defensive Player of the Year. Parades followed up a nice 2009 season with a huge year last fall, and should be an all-American candidate in his final season. Aaron Brown (83 tackles, 5 sacks, 3 picks) is back in the middle, with JUCO transfer Brenden Daley, who's built like an end, the leading favorite to take over on the strong side. It's a big step up from the JUCO ranks to the F.B.S., but Daley did a nice job getting to the quarterback on the lower level.
Maybe Daley moves down to end on occasion, which would push sophomore Art Laurel into a starting role. If that does occur, Daley would join junior Paipai Falemalu (36 tackles, 5 sacks) and senior Liko Satele — yes, another Satele — at the position. Satele is a stout presence against the run, thanks to his size and strength, while Falemalu might earn all-WAC honors now that he's the full-time starter. The interior of the line is great: former Arizona transfer Kaniela Tuipulotu (34 tackles) was an immediate hit last fall, earning an all-conference nod, while Vaughn Meatoga (32 tackles) was very steady as a 14-game starter. Most years, tackles like Zach Masch and Haku Correa would start; with the two starters entrenched, they're the best backup tackle pair in the WAC.
Can the secondary continue to force turnovers? Hawaii finished second in the nation with 23 interceptions last fall, as mentioned above, and this ball-hawking mentality helped stem the bleeding against the pass-happy offenses on the schedule. Interceptions are one thing you can't say will carry over from year to year, unfortunately. Hawaii can feel secure in the play of senior strong safety Richard Torres (57 tackles, 2 interceptions), who, along with Paredes, is one of the leaders of this defense. There's some competition at free safety, where U.H. needs to replace super-productive Mana Silva, he of the eight-interception senior season. JUCO addition Brandon Leslie, who began his career at Georgia Tech, won't match those numbers; he's a huge get for this program, however, and could help keep this secondary ranked among the best in the WAC.
One thing Hawaii doesn't lack at cornerback is speed. Or numbers, for that matter, even if there isn't a ton of starting experience. Most of the career starts come in sophomore John Hardy-Tuliau, last year's nickel back. The Warriors also added Mike Edwards, formerly of Tennessee, off the JUCO ranks. Edwards is one potential starter opposite Hardy-Tuliau, as is senior Tank Hopkins. The latter has the edge for now, but Edwards might be too good to keep out the starting lineup.
Position battle(s) to watch
Wide receivers No more Greg Salas? Kealoha Pilares? Rodney Bradley? What is Hawaii to do? Just insert a few new and not-so-new faces into more substantial roles — and watch the numbers add up. What did you expect? Hawaii's passing offense is about the name on the front of the jersey, not the one on the back; players come and go, but the offense continues to hum along. So don't fret over the loss of three terrific contributors, most notably Salas, but rather be excited over how this receiver depth chart will shake out come September. You can pencil one name in for the lead role: senior Royce Pollard (64 receptions for 901 yards and 7 touchdowns) already has developed a rapport with Moniz, so look for Pollard to lead the WAC in receptions, receiving yards and scores. So you know what you'll get from Pollard; what we don't know is how the rest of the depth chart will shake out, as it's clear that several roughly unproven receivers are due to take major snaps. One is sophomore Billy Ray Stutzmann, whose 13 receptions a year ago trailed only Pollard among returning receivers. Another is junior Jeremiah Ostrowski, an outstanding athlete with the sort of quickness Hawaii loves inside at the slot position. The development of that pair will be key, but it's former JUCO transfer Darius Bright who might be Hawaii's breakout star at receiver. His size, all 6'3, 220 pounds of him, isn't duplicated at the position. There are others, like JUCO addition Chris Gant and sophomore Allen Sampson. Here's one last name to watch, and remember that there's always at least U.H. skill player who comes out of nowhere to make a huge impact: senior Terence Bell has bounced around, from Nevada to the JUCO ranks to Hawaii, and has yet to do anything of consequence. But the coaching staff talked him up during the spring, so perhaps Bell will be a one-year wonder. Someone has to be, as Hawaii's depth chart needs to be reshuffled.
Game(s) to watch
Nevada and Fresno State. Perhaps the Wolf Pack a bit more, as Nevada seems better put-together than the Bulldogs. The Nevada game comes on the road, which is a bit of a concern, and how U.H. fares will decide the WAC. The schedule begins and ends with some interesting games: Colorado and B.Y.U. at home, Washington away. It's always interesting to see how well Hawaii moves the ball against good teams.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell You know why Hawaii is the WAC favorite despite getting Nevada on the road? Because as we enter 2011, the offense has bigger questions to address than the defense. And the offense, as we all know, is going to be strong regardless of the question marks up front and the unsettled depth chart at receiver. That, above all else, is why U.H. must be considered the favorite to take home the WAC in the program's final season in the conference before heading to the Mountain West in 2012. Not that this team is going to match last year's 10-4 finish, however. While the offense will be fine, the personnel changes will force the Warriors to undergo a pretty steep learning curve in the early going — so it won't be all that easy to get wins against Washington and Colorado, even if neither team will be great. U.H. will need to rely on its defense in September, it seems, as the offensive line gels and Moniz develops a rapport with his new receiver corps. But those issues should be cleared up by the heart of WAC play; that's when Hawaii will make it move, and going 6-1 in conference play seems like a safe bet. But those B.C.S. conference games, and a game with B.Y.U., will knock Hawaii's won-loss mark down a peg. Still, landing a WAC title — even a Boise State-free WAC — would be a nice way for the Warriors to leave the building.
Dream season The Warriors tear through this weaker WAC, topping all comers until a loss to B.Y.U. in the regular season finale.
Nightmare season Hawaii disappoints, losing three games in WAC play and finishing 6-6 overall.
In case you were wondering
Where do Hawaii fans congregate? The chatter at Warrior Sports Network is pretty good, especially for a non-B.C.S. conference team. You can find additional U.H. football talk at SportsHawaii.com. For an in-depth look at the program, take a look at Stephen Tsai's blog for The Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Tsai might have the most dedicated readership of any local beat reporter in the country.
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The University of California at Berkeley is tomorrow. A bit high for them in my opinion.
Hawaii's passing offense is about the name on the front of the jersey, not the one on the back; players come and go, but the offense continues to hum along.
I don't know, Paul. True, players come and go and the offense will keep humming, but there is something to be said for having experience as a college athlete at Hawaii. I say athlete and not skill position player because of the unique circumstances of UH. It takes a disciplined, adjusted individual to be able to jet around the country for 3 months and not lose a step. Having some like a Greg Salas is having a veteran who not only has established what he needs to do to help other weather the journey of a UH football season, but also having a guy who can help others.
I didn't have time to run the numbers, but obviously, UH hasn't been great off the island in the W and L column in the last ten years – even when they had successful seasons by and large (an 0-4 record during an 8-5 2004 comes to mind). I'd be interested in seeing what the away offensive numbers looked like (in comparison with the home offensive numbers) in years when the starters were down. Plug and chug they will, but I think the average fan might take that ability for granted. If anything though, I guess it helps to have a guy like McMackin at the helm though. He's been around the islands long enough to have established a system (and by system, I mean the preparations of logistics off the field) that works for his young men.
The BYU game is actually scheduled for December 3rd (the school has a policy against playing on Sundays).
BYU does not play on Sundays. It is against school policy due to its affiliation with the LDS Church.
The games you mentioned are showing as Sunday games because they're listed with Eastern Daylight/Standard times. There is a -6/5 hr time difference for Hawaii. All of those games mentioned are played on Saturday at 6:00 pm Hawaii time except for the BYU game which has been moved to 2:30 pm Hawaii time.
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Located in the heart of Hollywood, has a classic Hollywood vibe with a killer pool. They also screen movies by the pool on Monday nights during the summer. Beats sitting at home watching Netflix!
This place is as "hollywood" as it gets. The parties here are rocking every night of the week and the pool is definitely where the cool kids hang out. The rooms are beautiful, quiet and the service is stellar.
Great parties are held at the pool. I love their Tropicana and Library bar. At the Library bar, they serve cocktails with fresh ingredients and stuff you've never heard of.
One of the hippest hotels in Hollywood, the Roosevelt is also full of history. The architecture is gorgeous and the rooms are nice. Tons of dining and drinking options. The Library Bar has the best cocktails, and the burgers are great at the 24-hour 25 Degrees.
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It's ok – I stayed here when I moved to LA. This is truly a Hollywood landmark and a great place to see celebs.. the rooms are beautiful, the hospitality is good. My problem was that when I went there, there was a private function and security was over the top and a little in your face. I don't mind not being a VIP, but I am still paying a lot of cash for a room and drinks.. The Pool is beautiful, parking works and your are right in the middle of everything... if the cost is clear, this is a fun place to stop by and have a drink... but it only gets three stars because they should have kept a leash on the help.
One of the worst hotels money can buy – No doubt this place has an incredible night scene - as a club, it gets closer to 4 stars. As a hotel, this place is a DUMP. Stayed there several times now - rooms are small, dark and dirty. Supposedly-cool 1970's dark decor just masks the poor room quality. Overdue for a remodel.
As someone who spends over 100 nights / year in hotels, save your money folks and stay elsewhere.
Great Hotel – Great choice. Awesome location, right in front of Kodak Theater
Worst service and trashiest hotel in Hollywood – I have lived in LA for 5 years, always drive by this hotel, heard good things, and wondered. So when guests came from San Diego, I suggested it for its great location, so we could walk to bars and restaurants, go to Teddy's, etc. From the second we arrived, every single person on staff was rude, obnoxious, and completely unhelpful. The front desk girls literally turned up their noses at us! We arrived early, couldn't check in until 3 p.m., so we went to Tropicana to have drinks and apps by the pool. The hostess gave us attitude, sitting us at the worst table in the house (right by a very loud speaker that was on its last leg, blaring out Bon Jovi songs). The people were all pretty gross - not glamorous at all, but girls with really bad implants who were going topless and making out with their hairy boyfriends poolside. The server took an hour to get every round, the food was bad and overpriced, and forget getting lounge chairs, as they were booked all day by noon. The bathroom was so small in our room, I am 5'4" and my knees were against the wall whenever I sat on the toilet. The fire alarm on the ceiling was hanging down loose off its wires (that made me feel safe), there were nail polish stains on the carpet, and even though there were three of us in the room, we only got two towels between us. Later that night, the doorman at Teddy's was unbearably rude and would not let us in, despite the fact that we were hotel guests, and when we called down to the front desk to complain, the guy said, "just because you're hotel guests doesn't guarantee entry into Teddy's...it's a private club, that's just the way it is..." It was July 4th, and the only people in line were ridiculously tacky tourists, and here we were, a hot blonde, and two brunettes with money to spend... RIDICULOUS. The next day, my friends promptly checked out and went to the Beverly Wilshire, which was an entirely different (and MUCH more upscale experience)!
Great for NewYears – This is one of the premier spot to be at for NewYears. Gotta get a room by the pool though...Loads of fun without driking and driving.
Dark deep orange embiance – If you like orange lighting against black panels, you might like this hotel decor more then I do. Efficient bath and accessories. Still have grumpy air conditioning system that can wake a cow up. Ten thousand moon at night with spot light shining directly at windows. Refrigerator is not turned on even though mini bar items were there. Front desk staff though not knowledgable are willing to help. 24 hours phone in tech support is great. Concierge and bell service above average. Location very convenient.
Immature, unhelpful staff – I had a relatively good experience with the valet staff and housekeeping, but the front desk, concierge and service staff seemend so inexperienced. It seemed as if they couldn't care less about their jobs -- like they were too good to be of service, as if they are unaware they are in the hospitality industry. Fell far short of expectations.
Great location for tourist activity and a beautifully decorated old hotel.
Star Studded Experience – I love this hotel. The decor and ambiance is amazing and worth the price. The drinks are expensive but that's what one would expect for the atmosphere. I saw Lindsey Lohan and Marc Jacobs in the same night. I will definitely be back!
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- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Dining
re:mix(SM) lounge - Discover the free flow of modern living at re:mix(SM), Aloft Minneapolis's communal lounge. Large windows, an open layout, mood lighting, and music set the tone for an eclectic and electric destination, day and night. A social hub to hang out in. A playful place to work, relax—or just get away from the quiet of your room.
Sink into seating that's colorful and contemporary, but still comfy-cozy. Sidle up to the w xyz(SM) bar for some drinks or pop into re:fuel by Aloft(SM) for a self-serve snack. Catch up with friends, or catch the big game on the four-panel LCD TV screening wall. Bring your laptop and get some work done (or just surf) — the Wi-Fi is always on the house! We've even got tech gadgets for sale — go on, snag a spare flash drive or replace the headphones you left on the plane. Or just relax, low-tech-style: bring a book to lounge quietly, or battle it out over billiards or a board game. re:mix is whatever you make it!
- Recreation
The fitness center at Aloft Minneapolis is open 24 hours a day. The hotel's re:charge gym includes stationary bikes, elliptical machines, treadmills, stairsteppers, strength machines, and free weights. A stretching area includes yoga mats. The indoor pool is heated.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Swimming on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: Cash not accepted, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet maximum weight in lb is 40
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Self parking fee: USD 15 per day


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Circa 1910
A pair of massive and well chased bronze single light sconces with hand-hammered foliate detailing overall. Attributed to the maker E. F. Caldwell.
Overall: 15-1/4" h. x 6-1/2" w. x 10-1/2" d.
Backplate: 6-1/2" diameter
Can be UL listed for use in dry environments
Single Edison socket, maximum 100 watts
1 pair total available.
On display at our Los Angeles showroom.