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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Player Injury, of Mitnick Law Office, today announces NFL players' reactions to the terms of the Proposed NFL Concussion Settlement. More and more former NFL players are slowly digesting the terms of the Proposed NFL Concussion Settlement and putting their stamp of approval on the proposed Settlement. On Monday, January 6, 2014 the U.S. District Judge, Judge Anita Brody denied the Parties motion for preliminary approval without prejudice. What this means is that that Judge needs further confidence that the financial monies being put on the table by the NFL are sufficient for payouts to injured players over the next 60 years before considering the Agreement a second time.
Christopher Seeger, Esq. lead negotiator and co-lead counsel for the Class, along with Craig Mitnick, Esq. attorney for over 1500 of the players who actually filed suit against the NFL, stated that each firmly believe that the Proposed Settlement will ultimately be approved by the Court. Seeger and Mitnick commended the Court for taking the necessary steps required to ensure the Settlement's fairness and reasonableness by guarantying there will be enough money to compensate injured players for the next 60 years.
Here is what some of the players had to say about benefits of the Agreement and about Judge Brody's initial denial of the preliminary settlement:
Mark Rypian, a 2x Pro Bowl Selection, 2x Superbowl Champion, Superbowl MVP and voted one of the 70 greatest Redskins commented as follows in regard to the class concussion settlement: "that as long as the League protects all retired players, monitors their health, compensates the ones that truly need help, and supports those players and their families who are in need, then both sides won the battle."
Eric Allen, a 6x Pro Bowler, AP First Team All-Pro, Eagles Hall Of Fame, 3X UPI first team, Television commentator who supports the Settlement. Allen said, "the concussion issue has existed for years, however now there is finally awareness we can all make the game of football safer for the players and just as exciting for the fans." "The settlement is a win win for everyone because every retired player is protected first by medical monitoring, then treatment if applicable no the League's expense and he you get sick you then get paid."
Greg Landry, a former player and coach who played quarterback in the National Football League from 1968 to 1981 and again in 1984. Greg played for the Detroit Lions, Baltimore Colts, and Chicago Bears. Landry said, "I am in complete favor of the Concussion Settlement because I really want the money to get to the guys and their families that truly need it as soon as possible. Another misconception that many players have is that if they stay in the Settlement and have no symptoms or diagnosis they will be forever releasing the NFL for concussions. The reality is that every player is protected, whether now or if he gets sick in the future. Landry went on to say that he was surprised and delighted that Judge Brody denied preliminary approval of the settlement until she is 100% confident that there will be enough money to take care of all retired players if need be. She is protecting both the NFL and the Players."
Joe Panos, an offensive lineman who played for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1994-1997 and then the Buffalo Bills from 1998-2000 is now an active agent representing NFL players. Panos was one of the first Class Representatives to join the action. Panos supports the concussion settlement because he says it is a fair and honest settlement. "It protects all retired players and financially compensates those who are currently ill. It provides medical testing and treatment for all retired players. Furthermore, it offers financial compensation to the guys who may become ill in the future for 65 years. This settlement should not just be about money, it should be about player safety and protecting retired players in every way possible, from health benefits to family support services."
Panos said, "On the issue of the Judge denying preliminary approval until she is more comfortable with the amount of money in the injury compensation fund, I think she is brilliant. Lets make sure there is enough money and that we can all sleep better at night knowing we are protected."
Joe Picarcik, President of the NFL Alumni, has said, "both sides faced huge legal battles and that Pircarcik believes that the Settlement is fair as it compensates those players that are truly injured, and protects all other retired players through medical monitoring, treatment and compensation." "Everyone must remember that this was a compromise settlement and one of its major objectives was to immediately compensate those players that are truly injured now, while at the same time protecting all other retired players in the future." The main question now is going to be whether the $675 Million Dollar compensation fund is enough money to protect injured players for the next 60 years.
Rich Miano, a strong safety for the New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons was one of the first Class Representatives who filed suit in the concussion action. Miano's motivation was to help change policies and procedures to better protect football players of all ages. Miano is a huge supporter of the Settlement and when he learned of Judge Brody's denial of the preliminary settlement terms, he reaction was strong. He said, "I would rather the final Settlement be delayed a bit, knowing that everything is solid and will hold up for 60 years."
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There is a widespread misconception that innovation does not and cannot exist in government.
I often hear complaints from federal employees about bottlenecks, fear of risk-taking and the inability of some federal leaders to adapt to changing circumstances and new ways of thinking.
But I also know many highly committed and resilient public servants who break down barriers and alter the status quo every day to achieve positive outcomes for the American people.
They do so despite facing obstacles not experienced in the private sector, including short-term political leadership; unusual demands imposed by Congress; greater difficulties hiring and firing employees; cumbersome procurement rules; and complications reallocating or getting new resources.
My organization, the Partnership for Public Service, published a study last week in cooperation with the Hay Group, that looked at the characteristics of innovative federal leaders to determine what they have in common and what drives them to deliver results when others have stalled in frustration.
While these leaders came from varied backgrounds and faced many different kinds of challenges, we identified a series of attributes--values, motivations and behaviors--that allow them to overcome hurdles, shape and articulate a vision, and create a path and environment for accomplishing it.
Here are some of the basic characteristics of innovative government leaders that we have identified and that you can use to judge how you measure up as a federal manager. Our research has found that while some of these attributes may come naturally to people, most federal leaders can learn, adapt and change.
The leaders best equipped to steer our nation tend to have some or all of the following qualities:
Now, ask yourself--candidly--how are you living up to those standards? Where are your strengths? Where do you need to improve? If you're interested in learning more about our research, please visit ourpublicservice.org.
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their statement of walking distance to beaches is not the same as mine...more than a mile down a road that has no sidewalks or walking paths. Could not walk with young kids.
Unique Quality: does have great views down a ravine. we saw deer every night and we saw wild turkey one morning. Pool was GREEN for 3 days although the manager insisted was clean water and numerous times mentioned that he spent 42,000 on the pool. the surrounding trees really cause a problem for the debris in the pool. It is not heated. VERY COLD IN JUNE 2008 still. no phones or internet in the rooms or anywhere.
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September, 2015
Greetings to the Hams of Michigan:
It is hard to believe that summer is all but over and the leaves even in the most southern portions of the state are beginning to turn colors. While fall is my favorite time of the year, I have to say that I don't really look forward to the winter season. The good news is that I generally don't have to get out in the white stuff unless I choose to.
Amateur Radio Parity Act of 2015
Attention Club Presidents:
We still need more pressure to be placed on MI Senators Peters and Stabenow to co-sponsor and support Senate Bill S1685. Making a general call for individuals to write letters to their elected representatives, but the real truth of the matter is that the actual percentage of hams that individually take the requested action is pretty small.
You can change that little dose of reality. Do the work for your club members and make it easy for them to take that action. Here is how to do it:
In advance of your next meeting, prepare two letters, one addressed to Senator Stabenow and the other addressed to Senator Peters. You can find the appropriate letters here: http://www.arrl.org/amateur-radio-parity-act.
Remove the sender's name and address prompts from the bottom of each letter. Print or copy the appropriate numbers of letters and take them to your club meeting. Ask that all hams that have not yet sent a letter to their Senators to sign one letter for each Senator and add their printed name and callsign, signature, address, city, state and zip code. Bring a handful of pens so that no one has to stand in line waiting for a pen to use. In 10 minutes you can have 30 or more letters signed for each Senator.
Collect the completed letters, and mail them to ARRL HQ at:
225 Main St
Newington, CT 06111
Attn: S1685 Grassroots campaign
Or, if you would like to avoid the postage costs, you can scan the signed letters into PDF format and then email them to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please include "S1685 Grassroots Letter" in the subject field of your email.
All letters sent to ARRL HQ (email or snail mail) will be printed and hand delivered to the respective Senator's offices in Washington.
Please send me a note (email@example.com) to advise how many letters your club has signed and sent to HQ.
2015 Michigan Simulated Emergency Test
The Michigan Simulated Emergency Test (SET) is scheduled a week earlier this year to avoid the opening of bow season which in the past has asked a significant number or individuals to choose between hunting and participating in the exercise. Hopefully the change will have a positive effect on participation. If you need information, you can locate contact information for your County EC and your District EC here: http://ares-mi.org/ECcontact.php. You can contact your Section EC at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hospitality Acknowledgements
Sep 14, 2015 Holland ARC
It was a pleasure to attend your club meeting and I thank you for the hospitality you have shown.
Hamfests, Meetings and Section Staff Travel Plans
Sep 17, 2015 Monroe County Radio Comm. Assn Meeting – WB8R
Sep 19, 2015 GMARC Fall Trunk Swap
Sep 20, 2015 Adrian Hamfest, Adrian, MI – WB8R
Sep 26, 2015 QMN Picnic, Flint MI – WB8R
Oct 1, 2015 Muskegon ARC, Muskegon, MI – WB8R
Oct 3, 2015 GRAHamfest, Wyoming, MI – WB8R
Oct 15, 2015 SMARS Meeting, Battle Creek, MI – WB8R
Oct 17, 2015 Muskegon Color Tour, Muskegon, MI – WB8R
Oct 18, 2015 Kalamazoo Hamfest, Kalamazoo, MI – WB8R
Oct 25, 2015 USECA Hamfest, Madison Heights, MI – WB8R
Dec 6, 2015 L'Anse Creuse Hamfest, Harrison Twp MI – WB8R
Michigan Section Traffic/ARPSC Nets (All times Local)
MACS - MI Amateur Communications System 3.952 1000 Daily
UPN – Upper Peninsula Net 3.921 1700 Daily; Noon Sunday
MIARPSC – MI Amateur Radio Public Service Corps 3.932 1700 Sunday
QMN – The Michigan Net 3.563 1830 and 2200 Daily
MITN – MI Traffic Net 3.952 1900 Daily
MIDTN – MI Digital Traffic Net 3.583 (Olivia 8/500) in waterfall 2000 Tues, Thurs, Sat
MIADS – MI ARES D-Star Net Reflector 24A Mon 2000
D8EN - District 8 Emergency Net 3.909 Wed 2100
GLETN – Great Lakes Emergency and Traffic Net 3.932 2000 Daily
MVTN – MI VHF Traffic Net IRA Link System 2100 Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun
NLEUP - Northern Lower Eastern UP Net 146.64- 18:30 Daily
SEMTN – SE MI Traffic Net 146.76- 2215 Daily
TMMTN – Thumb Mid-Michigan Traffic Net 147.30+ 2130 Mon - Sat
More information is available at http://nts-mi.org/. Come join us on our traffic and public service nets.
Amateur Radio Public Service Corps (ARPSC) Activities
SARs for August, 2015: WB9JSR 725, WB8WKQ 200, K8ED 112, K8RDN 107, WB8TQZ 105, N8FVM 98, WD8USA 50, WD8MWD 40, W8MSK 34, KC8BW 20, N8OSL 13, WB8RCR 13, KD8ULU 12, WB8R 9, KD8LSM 2, N8UN 2. Total SAR reported: 1542
BPL for August, 2015: WB9JSR 725.
PSHRs for August, 2015: N8OSL 358, N8FVM 240, WB8RCR 233, WD8MWD 195, WB8R 188, KC8YVF 150, WD8USA 135, WB9JSR 120, WB8WKQ 110, WB8TQZ 110, K8RDN 99, NE8B 95, K8ED 77, KC8BW 54, KD8LSM 30, KC8NFN 28, KD8ULU 17, N8QVQ 2.
Net traffic for August, 2015: The Michigan Net 155, Michigan Traffic Net 127, Michigan Amateur Communications System 114, Upper Peninsula Net 45, Michigan VHF Traffic Net 36, Great Lakes Emergency and Traffic Net 35, Southeastern Michigan Traffic Net 26, Michigan Digital Traffic Net 15, District 3 ARPSC Net 5, Northern Lower Eastern Upper Peninsula Net 5, Saginaw County ARES Net 4, Red Cross Net of Greater Grand Rapids 1, Genesee County ARPSC Traffic and Training Net , District 5 Hospital Net , Oakland County Amateur Radio Society Net , District 8 Emergency Net , Michigan Amateur Radio Public Service Corps , Chelsea ARC Net , Bay Area Regional Traffic System , Branch County Emergency Net .
Total net traffic reported: 568
If you are reporting monthly, you can see your PSHR eligibility status at http://www.nts-mi.org/. The full details are at: http://www.arrl.org/public-service-honor-roll. This award recognizes the efforts of hams that are active in public service. Those reporting accumulate points for checking into nets, volunteering, holding Section appointment(s) and handling message traffic.
EC's can see their reports of Form FSD-212 here: http://ares-mi.org/ec_his.php If you send your report to WB8RCR and don't see it noted there, send a note to John to tell him your report has gone missing. EC's: Be sure to share your FSD 212 with your District EC, your ARES/RACES members and with your county's Emergency Manager and others in your jurisdiction who need to know what you and your ARES/RACES group are contributing to your community each month.
If you have difficulty knowing how to report and how to complete the FSD 212 form, assistance is as close as your District EC or your Section EC. If you don't know who these folks are, you can locate them here: http://ares-mi.org/ECcontact.php. They stand ready to help you.
Until next time,
Larry, WB8R
Michigan Officials
Section ManagerLarry Camp WB8R
Technical CoordinatorW Wallace Murray KE8HR
Assistant Section ManagerDaniel M. Romanchik KB6NU
Affiliated Club CoordinatorJoseph B. Miller KJ8O
State Government LiaisonEdward L. Hude WA8QJE
Public Info CoordinatorPatrick W. Mullet KC8RTW
Section Emergency CoordinatorJohn J. Mc Donough WB8RCR
Section Youth CoordinatorGordon L. Baldwin W8CT
Section Traffic ManagerMark Shaw K8ED
Assistant Section ManagerJohn J. Nugent WB8TKL
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1998 Volkswagen Jetta • 4 cylinder FWD Automatic • 133,333 miles
I have a 98 VW Jetta and lately it will shake the whole steering column and makes a click noise and my brake freeze and it only last for a minute or two then I will smell burning rubber? Any help?
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With something like this have this lookedat immediately. It could be something small but it coudl be soemthing more on the dangerous side. If the column shakes it wold lead me to beleive that there is a problem with the frontend or brakes. It could also be a part has fallen off, like abolt or a bll joint ready to break.
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Hello, thanks for answering my question a while back. I had another one real quick if that's cool? I have had the Jetta looked now by 2 different mechanic's and can't pin point the problem still. It seems as though once I start driving and push on my brakes after the 1st time I do it, my brake pedal with be rock hard to push the brakes it's almost like the brakes aren't letting go of the rotors cause then my wheels are super hot to touch. Could this be some thing wrong with the master cylinder? Thank you
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A couple of thingsi would check would be to see if the valve going to the power booster has gone bad or the power booster it self if you have power brakes. The only other thing I can think of is the brake hoses in the fron t h ave collapsed or the calipers have or are freezing. The wasy to test for brake hoses is after you have stopped then opne a bleeder screw then close it. If the fluid comes out in force without pressing the brake then your hoses may be bad. Remember one thing though after repeated stops it's normal for disc brakes to get hot, like 300 degrees and up.
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There's a return hole in the master cylinder that if it gets clogged will do just that. Also, if your calipers don't float properly it can do the same thing.
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A randomized, parallel study of the safety and efficacy of 45 mg primaquine versus 75 mg bulaquine as gametocytocidal agents in adults with blood schizonticide-responsive uncomplicated falciparum malaria [ISCRTN50134587]
1 Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Seth G.S. Medical College and K.E.M hospital. Parel, Mumbai 400 012, India
2 Department of Medicine, Seth G.S Medical College & K.E.M Hospital, Parel, Mumbai 400012, India
3 Kasturba Hospital for Infectious diseases, Sane Guruji Marg, Mumbai 400011, India
BMC Infectious Diseases 2006, 6:16 doi:10.1186/1471-2334-6-16Published: 1 February 2006
The WHO recommends that adults with uncomplicated P. falciparum successfully treated with a blood schizonticide receive a single dose of primaquine (PQ) 45 mg as a gametocytocidal agent. An earlier pilot study suggested that 75 mg of bulaquine (BQ), of which PQ is a major metabolite, may be a useful alternate to PQ.
In a randomized, partial blind study, 90 hospitalized adults with Plasmodium falciparum malaria that was blood schizonticide-responsive and a gametocytemia of > 55/μl within 3 days of diagnosis were randomized to receive single doses of either PQ 45 mg or BQ 75 mg on day 4. We assessed gametocytemia on days 8, 15, 22 and 29 and gametocyte viability as determined by exflagellation (2° end point) on day 8.
On day 8, 20/31 (65%) primaquine recipients versus 19/59 (32%) bulaquine recipients showed persistence of gametocytes (P = 0.002). At day 15 and beyond, all patients were gametocyte free. On day 8, 16/31 PQ and 7/59 BQ volunteers showed gametocyte viability (p = 0.000065).
BQ is a safe, useful alternate to PQ as a Plasmodium falciparum gametocytocidal agent and may clear gametocytemia faster than PQ.


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SAN MARCOS, Tex. -- Junior Jared Gayhart drove in four of the Rice baseball team's 13 runs to pace the tenth-ranked Owls to a 13-3 road victory over longtime rival Texas State Tuesday night in San Marcos. With the offense in high gear for 14 hits, including seven for extra bases, the Blue & Gray won its tenth game in a row to improve to 18-6.
Rice turned a Texas State fielding error into a big four-run outburst in the second inning. Freshman Rick Hague drew a leadoff walk and Chad Mozingo lined a pitch into left field with one away. Jimmy Comerota reached base on a ground ball that could have been the third out of the inning. Instead the team's second-leading hitter, Jared Gayhart, came to the plate with the bases loaded and drove a triple off the wall in left field to score all three runners. Gayhart then trotted home on a double down the right field line by Diego Seastrunk that extended the lead to 4-0.
The Blue & Gray needed only two hits to put five runs on the board in the third. Adam Zornes' leadoff single and a double by Hague put runners on second and third. Two more walks, a hit batter and a wild pitch scored three more. Gayhart reached on a fielder's choice that scored the eighth run of the game, but another Bobcat fielding error on the play allowed one more run to come home and the Owls were coasting with an early 9-0 lead.
The comfortable margin allowed Rice starter Matt Langwell to exit after just five innings. The junior from College Station, Tex., scattered six singles over the five frames with just one run allowed. He struck out three hitters and induced seven ground outs on a night where the wind was blowing out. Langwell, now 3-0 for the season, was relieved by Matt Evers and Lucas Luetge. The two newcomers combined to hold State to two runs on just two more hits for the final four innings.
The Owls went on to add two runs in both the seventh and eighth innings to push the run total to 13. Hague drove in the two in the seventh with a double. A double by Mozingo, Rice's fifth of the game, and a triple by Jordan Dodson closed out the scoring. Texas State fell to 12-8 on the season.
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- A friend of mine e-mailed me today about a concert tour a Slovak choir of seminarians is on in the US currently. The choir of the Blessed Paul Gojdich Seminary in Presov, Slovakia, is performing concerts of sacred music, mostly at Byzantine churches in NJ, PA, MD and VA. From the schedule I found on their web site, it appears they started in New Jersey in September and are now in Pennsylvania.
This Thursday evening they will be at St. Mary Byzantine Church in Bradenville, PA, (near Latrobe) and in the Pittsburgh area after that -- McKees Rocks, Munhall, Johnstown, Uniontown. Then to Maryland, D.C. (Slovak Embassy) and Virginia. If anyone would like to see their concert schedule, it's at:
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The weekly art walk put on by the Scottsdale Gallery Association is upping its game next month for the 24th Annual Summer Spectacular ArtWalk. The event will include dozens of exhibition openings, artist demonstrations, and street performances scattered throughout the Scottsdale Arts District.
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The reception for "Life's a Beach" at Bonner David Gallery will include tropical drinks to complement work by a wide range of local artists. Legacy Gallery and On the Edge Art Gallery also will present group shows for the evening.
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Get a good atlas. There are many. Learning neuroanatomy is for the most part memorization. To make it a bit easier you can try starting with big things...learn those first, then break it down to even smaller details. Don't go deeper into the details until you've mastered the previous material. Draw your own figures until you can do it in your sleep. Learn neuroanatomy from both pictures of real anatomical sections and MRI slices in different planes. You need to learn the basic anatomy before moving on to the functional aspects although at times it is easier to learn both together. Don't forget spinal cord sections.
Pathways are a matter of memorization also. Start with the simple and most important and learn them cold before moving on to the more obscure and convoluted.
I am not a neurosurgeon (neurologist rather), but neuroanatomy is a particular hobby of mine.
The advice you have already received is very sound.
Atlases? There are many sources to choose from.
My personal favorite is by Duane E. Haines, PhD. It's Neuroanatomy: An Atlas of Structures, Sections, and Systems. The sixth edition is the most current.
Another favorite is by Albert Rhoton, MD. It's essentially a hardback compendium titled Cranial Anatomy and Surgical Approaches that was originally presented in two supplementary issues of Neurosurgery in September of 2000, and October of 2002.
You might also like Atlas of the Human Skull, by H. Wayne Sampson, John L. Montgomery, and Gary L. Henryson.
All make for excellent reading (if you happen to like this flavor of topic).
mpp and daniel,
thank you both for your kind and helpful advice! I will definitely take it to heart and i am sure that it will prove to be of great benefit. thanks again!
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The room was what I expected. It was clean and ready for us to stay. The complementary breakfast was also a nice touch. The staff was also very friendly. There is also a pool area, which was nice and cozy. It is within driving range of some of the coloniel attractions. It is within walking distance of the Ripleys attraction and some large tourist shops.
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THis hotel was great for us - great pool and whirlpool, too!
We always stay at Marriott. My 8 yr old daughter and I stayed three nights - Aug 3- 6. The pool was inside AND outside - and the whirlpool was fantastic. Everything was clean and the hotel staff was friendly. Breakfast was very good even if a little pricey. We paid the military rate of $101 per night. Water Country USA and Busch Gardens both just down the street. KFC across the street. The room was very clean, and we are used to Marriott's high standards. The lobby was big, with a large screen TV and internet access. Free coffee a plus. Thanks.
A little pricey for what you get
This hotel was $149 in April which is definitely not prime tourist season. I thought that was a little pricey. It was a typical Courtyard, free parking, but at this place I don't think you got a free breakfast. At a lot of Courtyard Marriotts where i have stayed, breakfast has been provided free of charge. The hotel was very convenient to Busch Gardens and there was a starbucks around the corner for our morning caffeine fix. We stayed at the Williamsburg Marriott the next two nights, which is a full service hotel and it was the same price, but a lot nicer.
Great stay here
We stayed here on our family vacation which included 3 teenagers. It was great. We stayed in a 2 bdrm suite. It has a regular door that separates the two rooms. There was plenty of space for a family of 5. We even had an extra rollaway sent up to us. The couch in the living room was a pull out. The staff was very courteous and accommodating. The beds were very comfortable. We had a TV in both rooms which was great. Their was a cute little refrigerator and plenty of storage space. They even had Internet access and my teenagers made full use of it, playing games and instant messaging theeir friends back home. (I brought my laptop computer) When they got tired of that, they would go out to the little balcony, pull up a chair and call their friends on their cell phones. Their was a very nice indoor/outdoor pool and Jacuzzi which we liked too. They have a nice breakfast buffet, but if you prefer a quick McDonalds breakfast on the run their is a one very close to the hotel. We had a nice dinner in town the first night. Plenty of places to eat around there. Eat BEFORE you go to Bush Gardens. It is very expensive to eat at the park. The hotel is located very close to Bush Gardens and close (within 5 miles) to Colonial Williamsburg which we went to both days. We even took a day trip to Virginia Beach which we enjoyed very much. Wish I had stayed longer though, their is so much to see and do in this area. All in all, we had a great time, the hotel was wonderful.
Nice hotel, nice area
My family and I stayed here just last week and we were adequately impressed with everything. The location is very nice. It is very wooded and off the main road, yet close to a variety of fast food restaurants (McDonald's, Wendy's and KFC are right across the street). We didn't realize just how close it was to Busch Gardens. We also went to Colonial Williamsburg and it was a very short drive away and there are signs directing you all the way to the visitor center. The breakfast was good, but there was one day where we had to wait around 15-20 minutes for a table, which was hard to believe. We tried to pass the time in the gameroom, but almost every game in there was out of order. The pool was nice. The elevators seemed extremely slow and the common areas like the halls and doors leading outside could have used some cleaning. The room itself was fine. It had a couch and a refrigerator, although the fridge didn't seem to get very cold. Our balcony faced the parking lot and the screen on the balcony door must have had a hole in it because someone had stuck a tissue in the hole I guess so bugs wouldn't get in with the glass door open.
Very rude service.
As a member of the Marriott Points Club, I have stayed at many Courtyard hotels. This was by far the worst. Our room had indications of not being clean...(toilet still very dirty, etc....) I called down to the desk and asked for housekeeping to come up please. About 2 hours later no response. I went to the desk in person and the desk person relayed a message from the H/K supervisor that the room had already been cleaned. No one had bothered to get back to me though. When i told her i would like for them to take a look at it, she offered me another room, which i accepted. As i was loading my luggage onto the cart to move up 2 floors the H/K supervisor came by. Hands on hips and with a bit of attitude she asked me and i quote "So what all do you think is wrong with the room?" I told her and she said that was ridiculous and walked away. Apparently cutomer service isn't taught at Marriott to be a priority, a fact I mulled as i struggled with the cart full of luggage with no help from staff. I am giving up my Points membership and joining the Sheraton Family or another one.
Hair in tub! Room not clean!!!!
We stayed there in July 2005 and was not impressed at all with the hotel. It was not clean!!! The bathroom was not clean - there was hair in the tub and on the floor! The pillow had a bad smell and was lumpy.
AAA members also beware, the hotel didn't have a rate for AAA members that would include breakfast.
Overall, the rate was high compared to the level of non-comfort and non-cleanliness of our room!
Don't think we'll stay there again...
Very good experience
We had a spacious and clean room with a nice balcony overlooking the pool. The kids loved the pool. It's partly indoors and partly outdoors, pretty big pool and well maintained. There is a really cute snack bar in the lobby that is always open. Breakfast (included in our package) was a bit unorganized. There was always a line waiting to eat even when there were empty tables. The buffet food (which consisted of eggs, bacon, sausage, home fries, hot and cold cereal, muffins, and make your own waffles) was good. Also, the hotel is in a nice location very close to busch gardens and water country, the lobby is pretty and the grounds are kept up nicely. The staff is friendly and the hotel is clean which I think is important. It is a little pricier then some of the other hotel/motels in the area. Overall, this is a nice place for families with children. Ask for a room with a balcony facing the pool.
Good, but can be better
My family and I stayed at the Courtyard Marriott during the July 4th holiday. We made the reservations, on-line, on the day we were traveling to Williamsburg. The reservation was received by the hotel and our room was waiting for us when we arrived. We had a ground floor room, with 2 queen beds across from the pool. The room also had a small refrigerator in it.
The room was clean, but was in okay physical condition. The vent in the bathroom did not work, so when we showered, the steam built up in the room. This in turn made it difficult for the air conditioner to cool off the room. The fixture which held the iron and ironing board in the closet was not well attached to the wall. It however held the two items sufficiently. The service, on the other hand, was great. We called to the front desk for extra towels and a rollaway bed on two separate occasions and had them both within 15 minutes. The pool was also good. It was both indoors and outdoors. They also had a jacuzzi.
Our overall experience, between the hotel, local restaurants and Busch Gardens, was very good. I would stay at this hotel again. Under the same circumstances, I would probably ask for another room. Because we were only there for a day and a half and because we spent very little time in the room, I did not. I do not regret it however.
Good decent basic hotel for families
This hotel is the template for all Courtyards by Marriott. If you ever stayed in one anywhere in the US then you know what to expect. The lobby, the restaurant etc. are exactly the same.
Courtyard is very well located near Colonial Williamsburg and Busch Gardens. Its quiet and is set in the woods next to a mini-mall. Its clean and friendly. The management is good. The staff seems inexperienced as they didnt have a clue on the ice machine location when asked. She replied that it was in the fire exit! Ha ha....But overall its a good value.
The room was on the small side and the window sill floor air conditioner was not responsive to adjustment. And it seemed that the filter needed cleaning. Otherwise its everything you would expect from a 2/3 star hotel.
Great Place!
We have been going to the Courtyard by Marriot for 10 years. We always have a wonderful time. The rooms are very comfortable , with plenty of pillows and a small refrigerator in each room. The pool is also very nice. They have a buffet breakfast that can be included in the room. The staff are very accomodating and friendly.Very close to Busch Gardens. Had a great time!
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I'll bet there are Linux companies that have a great deal of their developers moving to the Mac. As one article I remember from last year put it (is Mac OS X , Linux done right). The only open source figure I hear addressing this is Miguel De Icaza. He was mentioning it in the context of why he is trying to make application development better on Linux with Mono. The ironic part of that is that Linux can't seem to move forward without mimicking closed source methadologies.
The best looking Linux to date is the new KDE but that is in a state of disarray currently as well. Maybe Linux is a geeks OS and maybe it is just for specific niches but maybe that should be realized rather then all the opensource pundits blabbing about Linux being better then the Mac and Vista.
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