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Service was awesome. Valet parking was a lifesaver!
Room was very clean, gorgeous hotel and the on-site underground parking was very convenient. A little steep at $14/day, but it's downtown Minneapolis so I expected that. Bed was very comfortable and the room was nicely furnished - for the size of the bed though it could have used probably two more pillows. The front desk clerk, Kate, that assisted us with check in was so friendly and helpful when we asked for restaurant and nightlife recommendations and directions. Her suggestions were spot-on! She also upgraded us to a higher floor room and gave us complimentary wifi (I believe it was somewhere around $15 a day otherwise). The pool and spa area were completely overrun with children and adults loosely supervising them. Kids were running, splashing in the spa, going in and out of the workout room... this isn't necessarily the hotel's problem, but my boyfriend and I were really looking forward to a soak in the hot tub that never happened. Also, we received a voucher for an appetizer in the lounge at check in. The night we decided to use it, my boyfriend had left his wallet in the room. When we sat at the bar, I ordered a glass of wine (I had my wallet and ID), and he ordered water, but we were told that we could not sit at the bar if he didn't have ID. He wasn't drinking, but they made us move to a table that was - quite literally - two feet farther away from the bar than we were previously. The appetizer that we received was nothing spectacular (we had the potato skins) and tasted very bland. We didn't order anything but the free app and it took almost twenty five minutes to get it. The water glasses were stained and looked a little dirty. I was not impressed with the lounge or it's staff.
Clean comfortable Nothing
A continental breakfast option would be great!
The location to downtown cannot be beat, blocks away from great bars and restaurants. Very clean and comfortable hotel staff was super helpful and recommendations on what to do in our down time.
The cust service was nice They did not hold my bed, I had to sleep on a pullout bed in a conference room
Great location, convenience, and staff.
Need glasses in the room firxwater
Awesome breakfast, helpful staff, beautiful view, fantastic location Having to pay for parkingg
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Horrible service.
Family had a good time. Wifi is available but isn't free.
I liked the decor. The vibe was fun and youthful. The room was decorated nice. Asked for a room with a view and got the 5th floor. Wanted something a bit higher in a 28 story building.
Great location, steps away from anything worth doing in Minneapolis. Friendly, helpful staff and a cool atmosphere. Keys cafe and Manny's are both downstairs. Stayed in what they call a cool corner room, so there was a decent view. For a place that considers itself an ultra-cool luxury hotel, it was disappointing. Pretty basic room (bed, desk, TV, etc), but burnt out lightbulbs, chipped mirror, pealing paint, our floor (10th) smelled like a deep fryer, and everything costs extra (e.g. Wi-Fi is $13/day). After paying so much for the room, I expected better.
Everything was wonderful
Friendly staff, swank bar in the lobby and on the 27th floor. Free trip up to the museum and observation deck on floor 30 Awful view of the HVAC equipment for the restaurant below. Smallest room on the second floor.
Shower Bar
If Tom Haverford from Parks and Rec made a hotel, this would be it. A bit over the top in a few ways, but you love it all the same.
Steeped in history, yet brought to modern standards. The shower stall was great, and the photo booth in the lobby was really great to get some shots once we got all dressed for the party. Keys Cafe is right next door for breakfast.
Rooms were excellent! Very clean. Bedding very comfortable.
The modernization of such a iconic building to such a high standard of luxury! The staff was encredibly acommidating during my visit! Nothing
Great atmosphere & friendly staff. Great view of Minneapolis & location was convenient with great dining nearby. People on the floor were loud & the room we had (a corner room - 2012) allowed all sound through the walls. We could hear every door opening / closing & noise from the hall. Cannot recommend for weekend unless you do not plan to go to bed until after 2 am
Location is great! Cool view. Good historical place. Easy to walk to places you want to go. No in-room coffee. I know - details, but....
Nice lobby and lounge area. Convenient restaurants either in the same building or walking distance. Museum/ observation balcony. Our room had poor lighting, furniture had scatches and chips. Paint on wall was cracked in the bathroom. The lounge turns into a club at night with lots of drinking, it's very loud. We had a hard time sleeping due to the number of drunk people there. We had to bring ID to be in the lounge and the bouncers were really rude.
The room was clean, modern and pleasant. The amenities current and thoughtful. There seemed to be a lot of noise that traveled into our room from the hall (loud laughter from a group roaming the halls at 3AM) and I could hear the unanswered alarm going off for an hour in the neighboring room. We were in room # 717.
I liked it that even though I booked the reservation online and they had no record of my reservation when I checked in, they found a room for us and upgraded us for a minimal charge. They were very accommodating and apologetic.
Design, very comfy bed, wonderful bathroom, great room service No in-room movies (contrary to advertisement), Internet was down whole first night (also contrary to advertising), maids come into the room early despite the "do not disturb" sign...multiple times both days we stayed, front desk help was apathetic and snarky.
We went there for a bachelorette party - The front desk was able to get us in for early check in so we could decorate the room, and the customer service was OUTSTANDING. Hotel is beautiful - Will definitely book again
Nice rooms with modern fixtures. My favorite was the lighting in the bathroom Parking was TERRIBLE. I was not notified of parking arrangements for guests during check-in
Staff was friendly and helpful. We had breakfast at the restaurant and it was excellent!
The new rooms were beautiful and big! Very European. I Liked the new design and layout. Bathroom was fun to try since it would be impractical in one's own house! Decor and colors were soothing! The chair in the new room was not very cozy and comfortable. Something softer would be great. Also, the towels are a long way in a cold room from the shower. It would be great if there could be one of those towel warming racks on a nearby wall. Maybe at the other end of the tub - it would be closer!
A modern contemporary room. Comfortable, stylish and right downtown. We walked to events and resturaunts during our stay.
Location,staff,quiet Room starting to look worn. Bedside lamp needed new bulb. In room coffee maker full of scale deposits and would not heat properly. Maids cart parked in our hallway overnight in front of open service room door. Many carpet stains.
Modern. Great hip design Was all good
The staff were helpful in upgrading our accommodations after we expressed disappointment with the room we booked. (See below) The hotel is misleading in what it advertises as a "junior suite" for which they charge $50 extra per night. It is not a suite. It is just a large room. And it's not even good extra space. Just an oversized entry way and an extra strip of space between the bed and TV. Also, when i booked, there was no mention that the room didn't have a window to the outdoors; just an atrium view. Definitely not worth paying for. But the staff was kind enough to get us a better room. Apparently they've heard this complaint before. My biggest complaint is with Kayak/Orbitz customer service. The first person I called was helpful, but got disconnected. The second argued with me and then refused to escalate me to his manager. Instead he tried to transfer me to the hotel, but nobody answered. I called back again and asked for a manager at Orbitz, but nobody answered there either. I wanted to reward Kayak with the booking since I used their service to find the hotel, but I will never book via Kayak again after that atrocious customer service.
Everything was fine until I got home found a bunch spam requesting how every goddamn thing about my trip was. Fucking *unsubscribe*
From check in to check out the service was great! Our room was very spacious and clean.
Loved the location, the staff were very friendly and helpful. Lots of towels provided and the complimentary water was a nice little bonus. Bed was very comfortable. The shower did not seem clean, there were mildew stains and lots of hair. There was some minor damage to the walls. Not as "luxurious" as I had expected.
The room was very clean. The valet parking employee was extremely sassy and rude towards us!
I was surprised that wifi wasn't included, and then very surprised that one day of wifi costs 14 dollars. Free wifi seems common enough these days that the hotel ought to call out "no free wifi" a little more obviously in search results and listings on travel sites. It's frustrating to pay for a room and then feel nickel-and-dimed once you check in.
Comfortable bed and restraunt was good. Had to pay for internet. Parked across the street in a parking structure recommended by hotel and couldn't get to my car in the morning. Some of the staff kind of rude.
I was told I couldn't check in therefore waisted $130 to sit at a library for 5hrs and never got a chance to see a room
Great rooms. Very comfortable and quiet hotel. Unfortunately I was charged $14 for logging on to the Internet for about 1 minute but other than that my stay was great.
The location was great The room was very small, we were told we would get a roll away that never came, so one of us had to sleep on the floor ! When we complained they said they couldn't discount the room as an apology due to the fact we booked through a booking service. Huge disappointment to an otherwise great trip to Minneapolis !
Beautiful lobby and rooms. Internet per night was not included, nightly valet fee's, complimentary breakfast was not complimentary. Restaurant/bar closed early on the weekends.
Very centralized location, easy to access, reasonable parking. Staff was very helpful - extended my stay by one night after booking through third party, and they honored the online price for the additional night. Impressive.
The bed was super comfy, and the staff were really nice and helpful. It is a beautiful hotel with a lot of character in it's design and it feels really safe and quiet overall. I enjoyed my stay. There was an earring in our shower which made me question whether or not they had cleaned it.
Near every fun thing I N downtown Mpls. Parking
Very modern and clean. Very comfortable beds. Great location to be able to walk around to downtown locations. Parking was expensive especially for a one day stay.
Convenient location, right next to the light rail makes it easy to get to and from airport, mall of America. Right downtown near the stadiums and great restaurants. NA
The room was decent and clean. Fairly close to downtown Minneapolis attractions. $200 extra held upon check-in for "incidentals". Parking is extra $. Fees upon fees upon fees for everything you can think of. Don't even bother with room service.
Very nice and comfortable. Rooms were inviting and home like Our room had some things left behind in the dresser that weren't to appealing.
Clean, quiet and comfortable hotel. Expensive to park, if you are driving.
We were in town to attend a Twins baseball game, so this was a perfect location to walk to the ballpark. It's also close to a lot of great restaurants and other downtown activities. We came back to the hotel for nightcap and the bar had already closed down. Other than leaving the property, we didn't have another option. It wasn't even midnight on a Thursday night. Seemed odd for a downtown hotel.
Comfortable bed and clean room The TV and most of the lights didn't work. I called the front desk twice and both times they said they were sending a tech to fix it. No one showed up. I then walked down to the front desk and asked, they said there were sending someone up. No one every showed up. Had to watch football game at the bar.
The lobby and restaurant are in a beautiful old bank building that has been restored. The rooms are modern and clean.
Hotel was clean. Workout facility and swimming pool was great, but I do agree with other reviewers that the chlorine made my eyes sting. Location was great. We pulled up and the valet told us of a parking ramp attached to the sky way that offered cheaper parking! So kind of him and it saved us $20. We could hear normal conversation through the walls and ALL the hallway noise. I have had quieter rooms at a "non-luxury hotel". This hotel promotes itself as luxury hotel, but we have stayed at Hampton Inns that were so much quieter. I honestly prefer the Hampton Inn over this hotel.
I just loved this hotel it is close to everything. A convenient walk from the light rail and Nicollet mall
Staff was friendly. Bar staff was fun. Convenient location. The cost if the hotel was great until you realize that parking is not included. Valet is $40+. Most offer thato with no extra cost or a much smaller fee. Parked on my own to avoid that, and it was still $20 overnight fee.
Beautiful, comfortable rooms with amazing city views. The breakfast suite had beautiful views as well. Room service was extremely fast. Parking fee, even though the website said included. Breakfast needed far more selection. Minor complaint: Would be helpful if the room had USB charging ports for cell phones. Most hotels include ports in their lamps or alarm clocks.
Great views, nice room. Room windows were drafty, hotel staff seemed generally clueless about their own hotel.
Parking is inconvenient
Nice staff, bigger room, city views, location, nice bathroom The double beds are extremely small! The shower doesn't seal so floor was wet after shower. No bath.
Nice room for the money. Close to good restaurants.
Location is great close to Target field and Target Center. AC in the room was terrible room was hot and uncomfortable.
Staff was friendly Clogged sink/then toilet clogged and that wasn't fixed for 12 hours /tv didn't work/glasses not replaced/towels had stains/no fridge where fridge was meant to be/ no offer to move us or compensate us for inconvenience
Staff, location, room Broken sink
Great view Great location Very quiet Clean It was probably 60 degrees in the room. The thermostat did not work. They ended up giving us a small space heater, which was hardly sufficient. If you can imagine, when you are miserably cold it's difficult to enjoy anything.
The room was nice. Good desk, big tv, mini bar and really nice bathroom. Bed was ok. The view was just of the building across the way. No pool for guests.
Great location. Skyway and downtown stores & restaurants super convenient. Clean, light and airy. Giant windows. Great beds. Shower leaked and cupboard door fell off despite being fixed once. I was never told the price of parking. Last year it was free. This year it was $22 a day. Would have like to have known. High cost for in room Internet.
The staff was incredibly helpful and polite. Our room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. Was fun being able to stay in downtown minneapolis within walking distance of anything you want to do for nightlife. Can't think of anything negative.
Friendly, helpful staff, comfortable, clean room Confusing parking arrangement
Felt fancy, drove up in my muddy f250, looked at this crazy redneck like I was out of place. Had them valet that sucker right on the spot, smiles and friendliness (easy and fast) "that what she said" , had a greeter summon an elevator and direct me to the 5th floor, jammed to some dope elevator tunes. Got to the front desk, a little backed up , the fancy fancy platinum members line was bone dry, guess I wasn't that special. Cutie behind the counter was polite and humorous. (Received the cards) bam elevators, bam at my door on the tenth floor, bam key swiped, and then..... You got to set your expectations on size low, Immediately my buddy had to rub in my face "way to go on getting the smallest room bruh" I replied "ST@#" started getting ready for our concert, I then call the frount desk and ask for one of them rolly beds, "yes sir we will send it right up" bam problem adverted, took an hr to get all ready (bruh was being a pre- donna ) still no bed, phhh we gots to go so they will come drop it off , so we leave ( fast forward through all the dark/IPA non hipster beer fest, eye melting, ear penetrating, mind blowing sounds of senses fail/sum41 and post game pizza at louches) drunk walk back from all that madness, get to the lobby and apparently Vinilla Ice Ice baby is staying there to and had all his groupies waiting down there for them, a couple girls come up to my buddy and ask "do you know which room he is in?" That playa was all like " yeah follow us we just ran to get Ice his "stuff" " up the elevator and to the door *fist bump* open the door......just the small room, 1 bed (no roll out) SMH. Called front desk again "sorry we are completely out" nooooo! I called shotgun so I was legit, buddy froze on the floor, at 3, 5, 8 am sounded like someone was banging on our door, royaly pissed me off, (no one was even there!?) after the second knock and my friend slowly dieing of hypothermia we called and asked them to send up pillows and blankets, got them , bro was no longer a popsicle. Woke up called the manager/ now we all good, I would totally stay here again when I'm downtown!! For realzies!
Convenient location, friendly staff, clean, quiet room. Overpriced for the size of the room, which was fine because we weren't in it much, but it really was tiny. Great view, comfortable bar/lounge area and great spot for walking downtown. Garth Brooks
Long walk from parking garage
staff was great overall clean bathroom stink long way from parking garage
It's just not worth what they charge. Front desk operations has nice people but not wait lines are long. Noisy and hard to sleep. Beds need to be replaced.
Walking distance to a lot of attractions. Very friendly and helpful staff
Great location by baseball and basketball arenas! Nice breakfast each morning that is open late.
This hotel was very nice I would stay here again. My only complaint is that we went with a group of friends and had multiple rooms. We showed up an hour early for check in and they told us our rooms weren't ready. That's fine, I knew we were early. But the receptionist said I will have your rooms ready in 45min we are getting them all by each other. So I asked if they had a place for bags (we only had 4 small ones) She said the room was full. So we had to walk them all the way back to our car in the ramp. We then came back 45 min later. We felt with a different receptionist who said if we wanted to wait another 30 min he could get our rooms all by each other. We were there for an event and already running late. So we opted to just get 4 rooms anywhere (we thought that's why we were waiting the 45min first of all to get rooms by each other) I also noted they had taken other people's bags into another storage room and had people bags behind the reception desk....
Great spot, right next to everything and has a nice ride just outside if you need to get anywhere else downtown. Can walk to just about anywhere from here. Beds were very hard, my back killed the next morning. Put a pillow under you knees at night and you'll probably be ok.
How nice the hotel was and how comfortable as well. Front desk was very attentive and always took care of my needs! Expensive parking. Also there was a large hair in the bathtub when we arrived. I was supposedly right next to the "loud" elevator but did not hear it once! Overall a very nice stay.
Very clean and very helpful . Enjoyed our stay
Location and the door man. The room is a little run down. Towels are old. Tissue was not soft at all.
Man at the front desk was very nice and professional. Location and security of building was also great. Houskeeping used our personal bathroom and left their feces in the toilet. Was going to tell front desk but slipped my mind at check out. I dont want this person fired but I do agree this is incredibly unacceptable.
It was clean and quiet. The staff was courteous and kind. The parking ramp was convenient but very cramped for a Yukon.
Gym Facilities are good. The hotel is close to all main attractions, so you just need to walk around it.
The front desk was very attentive. My "loud" neighbors who I couldn't even hear were getting a noise violation, but it wasn't the neighbors who woke me up, it was the guard knocking on their door. I was quite unhappy with that guard. We were in a secluded area of the hallway, but it wasn't the neighbors who woke me up, it was the security guard. The extra fees---parking.
Water in the room would be nice
Service was excellent, friendly staff! We have a 7 month old so a microwave would of helped us with heating up her formula. Microwaves were not available to us.
Staff were very friendly and helpful. My room alarm went off at midnight. Preprogrammed. I did not check it or set it before bedtime.
Clean, friendly staff, decent restaurant attached, walking distance to other fun places. In room amenities were in the lower side compared to other hotels in this category.
The proximity to downtown and shopping was good Parking a rental car was expensive
When we arrived we were fist sent to a room that was not made up. We went back down to the desk and got a clean room. The general appearance of the hotel was ok. The beds were comfortable. Nothing great and nothing terrible.
We liked the fact that we could walk by skyway anywhere in the downtown Minneapolis area. We also enjoyed upscale amenities at an affordable price. Complimentary breakfast was included. We were late in departing the hotel one morning and we told the cleaning service to come back later but they must have forgotten because our room did not get made up. Parking is quite expensive.
The hotel was clean and the rooms were a good size with comfy furniture. The staff very friendly and always willing to help you out. Either by recommending places to eat, calling you a cab, or by doing anything else to make your stay enjoyable :) Also they had good happy hour prices and serve food 24/7! So apparently the hotel only "naturally" cools their rooms in winter and our room was very warm and there is no way to cool your room down then so we roasted the whole time we were there :( Also the fact that you have to take 2 sets of elevators to get in and out of the hotel was kinda inconvenient.
Very friendly staff that wanted to make sure you were taken care of. Hotel was updated and very clean and quiet .Location was very convenient; close to train, target center, and has the attached sky walk. Early departure and complimentary breakfast was ready prior to 6:30. Did I mention the 5 star staff---very pleasant to deal with at every inquiry! Great job folks!!!! Not familiar with Hotel layout; check in is on the H floor. Parking extra, underground, and you have to switch elevators to get to your room. No meal delivery to the room; not a major issue.
The breakfast! Paying $17 for parking when I had a room! Parking should be free
Lesley Hanson at the front desk was absolutely awesome! She took care of a of control high temp problem in one of our rooms and made us very happy with Hyatt. We usually stay at the Commons Hotel, and we loved this (and Lesley!). Getting to and from parking was a pain the rear! Did not plan for the parking fees, you need to make this more transparent in your fees.
Large room, included breakfast, contemporary decor Awkward structure with lobby several floors above street level. Two sets of elevators - first to get to lobby, second to rooms. Underground parking very tight
Huge room, nice lobby, great location, and tasty breakfast. Hotel sites indicate the hotel has parking, but do not say that it costs an extra $20 per day. "Parking" should mean "Free Parking". Also, some parking spots are very tricky to get in and out, even with a compact car. Breakfast gets hectic near the finishing time (9 am on weekdays); better get there early if you want to avoid a line and get some food.
Staff was pleasant and helpful. Rooms spacious and clean.
Pool dos high chlorine
The special touch of a card meant a lot. Everyone was so nice and welcoming. Pool hours could be about 30 minutes later to accommodate travel arrivals.
The front desk was really great. And I liked the list of things availablr if needed. We took advantage of the Keurig. I liked the style of the hitel, pretty chic. Also, the location was awesome. I also loved that I could control the heat in the room myself. I didn't like that there was no hot tub in the pool area. When I'm paying that much for a hotel room, I expect a hot tub. The blankets weren't very warm or comfortable. I expected a cozy, luxurious room and got a nice but kind of a cold lonely feeling room.
Comfy bed. Extremely quiet rooms and great soundproofing. Wonderful facilities.
Polite, friendly staff. The room was clean, comfortable, spacious, well appointed, and tastefully decorated with a deft combination of nostalgic old world grandeur and modern touches. The hotel is connected directly to the Minneapolis downtown skyway system. Public garage parking is available right across street (for a fee). Valet parking is, of course, available as well. Room was not available at the designated 3pm check-in time. We were on a tight schedule and needed to check in at 3pm to get ready for an event. We had to decide between trying to book another room at a different hotel or accept a different room here. We chose the later. The room we originally booked had an exterior view but the new room had an interior view of the "Atrium." Calling the dank, unlit, barren cement hole in the middle of the hotel an atrium is putting on airs, to say the least. We chose to keep the curtains closed rather than stare across the desolate blight into another guest's room a scant 15' away (and, presumably, they into ours). The bathroom sink was clogged. The timer for the mirror defogger was broken. The HBO cut in and out and was unwatchable (not a big thing for us, we didn't come to watch TV... but still). There are no coffee makers in the rooms. There is coffee in the lobby but when I went down to get some at 0830 there was no creamer left. I would have informed the desk but they were overwhelmed with guests checking out. Overall we enjoyed our stay but between not getting the room we booked, the minor annoyances with the maintenance of the room, and the lack of coffee -- a basic staple of any luxury or boutique hotel -- we don't think we would stay there again, especially when there are so many other comparable choices nearby.
Everything. Amazing staff. Fabulous and luxurious room. Can't wait to visit again
Very comfortable bed. The lighting in the bathroom.
Comfortable bed $35 for parking
Individually welcome by Front Desk staff, Manager on Duty and Maintenance personnel. A+ T.V. In bathroom nice idea. OLD CRT tube t.v. In bathroom not connected to cable, not nice.
The staff at the Grand were so nice, polite, and helpful. Room service was lovely and fast. The rooms are spacious and very tastefully decorated, and the beds are fabulously comfortable.
A bike in the lobby you can borrow
Great location and lovely hotel. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable. Hotel decor is contemporary yet with a nod to the historic nature of this beautiful building. Location in the renovated downtown area Is ideal for many activities as well as access to walks along the river and stone arch bridge. It is close to great restaurants, theater and sporting events. Dunn Brothers coffee next-door is a bonus! Booked through Kayak via Get A Room. Though I confirmed my prepaid reservation earlier that day, at check in the front desk clerk was unable to find my reservation for several minutes and rather unfriendly. When she did locate the reservation, she did give us a nice room but overall was not welcoming. For the remainder of the day, all other staff at the hotel were very friendly, helpful and cheerful.
Clean, nice location only three blocks from the light rail. Good bar on site. Everyone there was awesome! Nothing
Not much Was never told once through the entire billing and check in process that there would be extremely loud construction directly above our room on the roof from 8am-noon. Employees at check in could not care less about our terrible experience. I am 26 and I have never written a review. Hope this hotel goes out of business.
Renovations were taking place affecting the bar and restaurant area.
The hotel was beautiful and had very unique decoration. Some of the front desk staff were very short and slightly rude. It was a busy day, but in a place this nice, I expect more.
Great in room coffee- illy espresso! Our room was beautiful. Staff friendly. No pool. Immediate surroundings are a little sketchy late at night. More light and more security needed outside.
Shower was amazing and outdoor bar was beautiful. The mattress was incredibly soft, not firm. D'Amico food was fair - very surprised by that!
Great service all the way around. Bathroom was horrible, no counter space and the sink was leaking into the floor.
Very modern. Great style and terrific service! Marin is a great restaurant!!
Clean rooms and walking distance to restaurants and other attractions in downtown Minneapolis.
Bed comfort. Parking really BAD. COULDN'T FIND parking. We had my daughter at hospital. We came late. The check in and then relocation to hotel room for people is too far. That was quite a walk for me.
1. Fast Check-in 2. Due to room availability, was allowed to check-in 4 hours priot to normal check-in time (Check-in is at 4, was able to check-in at noon) 3. Very Friendly Staff (At Check-in, In the Cafe, Cleaning Staff, etc) 4. On-site parking was well priced 5. Cafe/Restaurant/Bar/Lounge were nice onsite amenities I would stay here again. Rooms slightly dated and remote was slow to change channels on the TV (I am being overly critical here and this did not play into my rating).
The feel and vibe of the place is awesome. It's a cute little building in a sea of mirrored skyscrapers. The guest staff were very friendly and helpful. The beds were very comfortable and there was plenty of space in our room to spread out and for my daughter to crawl around. Lots of great restuarants are within walking distance and the conference center is only 5 blocks away. They even offer to shuttle you over if you don't want to walk that short distance. The pool was a little cold, not too bad, but it could stand to be warmed up a degree or two. The fitness center is very small but adequate. It wasn't crowded when I uesd it but I could see that it could get filled up very fast at the right time of day. One of the 10lb and one of the 12lb weights were missing so I had to use the 15lbs to have a matched set. But that just made me work a little harder which isn't really a bad thing.
Shuttle to Target Field Very pricey for this hotel. Had to pay for parking.
The location was convenient. Short walk to US Bank arena. Staff was friendly. There was a dog in the room next door that was barking. We alerted the staff. Dog was still barking when we returned. Thankfully within 10 minutes of being back in our room it stopped.
I liked the location. AWESOME beds - very comfortable. I wish parking could be free and they would offer a complimentary breakfast.
This is a great hotel in love it. I stay here a lot. The rooms are nice there big too. There is a couple of things they need to work on. They staff always have this bougie I'm better then you attitude every time I go in there now I don't know if it's just me or.... Second I wish they had an adult's only station on the t.v.
Location, staff and everything were great Nothing to complain about
The outside isn't welcoming because it's under construction But once indoors - it's a Cozy and elegant yet affordable hotel Again the exterior looks a bit scary
The staff was very helpful and courteous - even the parking attendents and shuttle service were fabulous. The restaurant staff and food was great and were surprised at the moderate prices and amount of food for the dollar. Keep up the good work. There seemed to be a low pitch whining / whirring of something --at all times in our hotel room.
The staff was excellent. Very cold pool. The parking lot needs better lighting.
downtown access extra charges - wifi $10 parking $17
The welcome by staff and their enthusiasm to ensure that my stay was perfect made my visit absolutely wonderful. My stay with Doubletree was outstanding! I haven't stayed in a hotel with such attention to detail and especially to guest satisfaction in a very long time! I would highly recommend this hotel to others. There was little to quibble with, but at times the cleaning was a bit slapdash, and rather late in the day. (i was out early each day I stayed).
This hotel is in walking distance to the Target building and several amazing night clubs and themed pubs. Parking included was a huge benefit. The hotel cleaning staff is Somali and being woken up to extremely loud yelling in Arabic was disturbing.
Comfort No swimming pool
The hotel was booked at a GREAT price, and was very clean and roomy! We will definitely be staying here during our next visit! The ONLY suggestion I have is that when checking in, the person at the front desk should inform you of the security deposit that will be charged to your credit/ debit card at the time of check in. We were not informed at time of check in, and were instead given a loud knock on our room door (while we were taking naps after a long day of travel) saying that our payment was declined and that we would not be allowed to stay there if we didn't come to the front desk to make the payment. We all ended up laughing it off, but a warning to let me know my card (which I keep very little money on at any given time) would be charged $200, would have prevented the issue in the first place.
Good price, great staff, covered parking
I paid for my reservation online with kayak. When I went to check in, I was charged an additional 20 something dollars for insurance. It was refunded after we checked out, but it would have been nice to know in advance.
The staff was fabulous and could not have been more helpful. Room was spacious and comfortable.
A clean hotel but super simple. The price I paid for the room didn't match the amenities. Would not recommend.
We liked the staff. They were helpful with directions. The Valets are awesome! Cleaniliness
I loved the proximity to the Nicolette Mall in downtown Minn. The staff were extremely well-trained and professional and did I say friendly? The valet parking for $24 for the entire 3 days was an exceptional deal. The pool was a bit small but we did not have time to use it anyways.
The Hilton Garden Inn was extremely clean, modern, and had the most comfortable beds I've experienced in a hotel.
We had a great experience at the Hilton Garden. The valet guys were very friendly and helpful for sure. We couldn't decide where to eat for dinner or where to go. They gave us an idea of what restuarants-bars were close to the area. (almost mini concierges!!) We ended up eating at the restuarant at the hotel, and it was excellent! We enjoyed the two for one bar specials and the food was fantastic. The front desk was helpful with any questions/directions we needed. Overall - great stay! Thank you!! We were going to the Vikings game on Sunday. My son wanted to stay at the hotel where the Vikings stayed at. The description online made it sound like this was the Hilton 'Home of the Vikings' if I recall correctly. As it turned out, the Vikings did not stay at this Hilton, it was one down a few blocks. So be careful with your advertising.
Staff was friendly and helpful. Location is very close to the convention center. Shopping aand restaurants are near.
Paying for parking
I liked my stay very much! Nice people, very good and big room, nice beds, liked the towels, everything was clean. Did not hear noise from outside. Location was close to downtown. Breakfast very good I did not like the pizza served in the restaurant of the hotel. There was so much cheese on it, that eating it all would have killed me.
Great staff
Great beds
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Social hour Having to use key for the elevator, lack of parking
One of the nicest rooms I've ever stayed in, plus had a very good buffet breakfast - really, a superb place! Location, location, location - it is centrally located, middle of downtown, walking distance to the Twins field, but this stretch of Hennepin Avenue is also a bit seedy. Not the hotel's fault, but still needs to be considered.
Conveniently located just 3 blocks from Target Field. Room was very spacious and modern. The free breakfast in the morning was outstanding offering made to order omelettes and a full spread of sides.
Tasteful and comfortable room, substantial breakfast Expensive hotel parking; I found parking for less than half the price per 24 hours just a block over. Valet staff wouldn't let me unload and check-in at the entrance if I wasn't using their valet parking. Tiny pool, even smaller than most hotels.
I loved the amount of space with the rooms. The staff did not seem very helpful when having questions to ask. My friend was stuck in the elevator for over an hour and all that was offered as compensation was half off the room.
The staff was simply amazing. Very courteous and upgraded us at no extra cost! No. I loved everything! Will be staying here again.
Complimentary breakfast and happy hour
Best location for a hotel going to the Twins game! Historic building great for a high end hotel. Huge fitness area. Need to add a hot tub
Very friendly, very clean, excellent breakfast
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Staff was very attentive and professional. Handled the issue with the non-functioning light well. Complimentary breakfast was fabulous. Most of the light switches are in odd locations that make absolutely NO sense with the layout of the room. Light over bathroom sink didn't work. Rather than send somebody to repair it, they offered me a different room. Alternative room reeked of leftover food from previous guest(s), so I kept the first room (and repaired the non-functional light myself).


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What I did this summer: Virginia farm camps
Editor's note: Anna Walton is a biology/Spanish major from Columbia. She plans to graduate from Carolina in May 2010 and begin medical school in 2011. She wrote this piece about her summer experience.
"A veces pienso que esta es mi casa pero después pienso que no es mi casa." Carolina, a 31-year-old migrant farmworker from Veracruz, México, shared her conflicting sentiments of home ("Sometimes I think this is home but later I think, no, this isn't my home.") with another intern and me.
The three of us sat in the kitchen of one of 50 shared apartments in the migrant labor camp dubbed Campo Verde, which would be Carolina's home from March to November. Upon the shift of the seasons, Carolina, her husband, their nine-year-old son, and what will be her one-month old child will pack up their few belongings, carried by the hopes for a better future or at least enough money to pay rent and food, and return to Florida to search for work in the citrus harvest until the following spring.
This summer, I learned the history of farm work in the United States, issues around the oppression of minorities, popular education techniques, community organizing, and the Farmworker Justice Movement as part of Student Action with Farmworkers' "Into the Fields" internship program. This program placed me and 28 other students to work with different agencies across the Southeast on legal, education, or health projects with migrant farmworkers.
I worked with Telamon Corporation in Exmore, Va. Exmore is on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, or, as some of the natives told me, the "land that time forgot." However, this small peninsula in the Chesapeake Bay has a quiet majesty; Route 13, which stretches from the tip of the peninsula to its connection to the mainland, is surrounded by fields -- tomato, corn, and soybean. In the mornings, I saw the old school buses, some painted bright colors, others with Mexican or Guatemalan flags on the side, drive the farmworkers to the fields to pick tomatoes.
As dusk settled and I was leaving my office, I saw those same buses drive those farmworkers, by then sweaty and covered with pesticides and soil, to their camps like Carolina's Campo Verde.
Though migrant farmworkers constitute almost 10 percent of the population on the Eastern Shore in the summer (about 5,000), they are a relatively invisible community. At Telamon, I worked with one of the largest tomato distributors to train nearly 2,000 farmworkers on pesticide safety. During my classes, many of which were in Spanish, the workers would say they were not allowed breaks to drink water or use the bathroom; they would have to keep working even if pesticides were being sprayed on top of them, and they were threatened with losing their job if they stopped work because they were showing symptoms of pesticide poisoning.
Unsafe working conditions are only part of the story. Migrant farmworkers are often isolated, have only modest legal protection, and have an entire agricultural system against them. As a student interested in the health of underserved communities, my experiences this summer exposed me to one of the most underserved communities in the United States.
I hope to become a general physician who will provide medical care to the underserved like Carolina. Until then, I will continue to raise awareness about the issues faced by the individuals without whom we would not have food on our tables.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Cbz40, Sep 10, 2006.
T.O., here we go.
Late hit!!
OWENS!!!! great start
Drew and TO off to a great start!
Bledsoe changes the play, handoff to JOnes up the middle for a very short gain.
I'm a little nervous about our running game.
OL has GOT to make some holes for Julius.
almost broke free
Bledsoe back to pass slant to Owens again, juked for a couple and end up with 8.
Getting TO in early.
Waiting for a deep play to Glenn when they shift too much to Owens.
3rd and 2 - Bledsoe back to pass to Terry Glenn for a 1st down.
Glenn first down
Heck with run just throw it!!!
i agree Draegman about Drew and TO
Bledsoe HO to JOnes LG for a couple.
To!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Drew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I agree.
Why can't Julius ever bounce to the outside? And why does he always look like he is jogging?
JJ for 1.5 yds. whats new...
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So that's all the rules, these are just a few suggestions for writing your riddle.
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1. The object can be anything from items, to people, to enemies, whatever
2. Say what game you are talking about. (Read the second post for rules about this)
3. If you got the correct answer, you have to post a new riddle in a maximum of 2 days otherwise someone can create his own riddle and post it.
4. If you can't think of a riddle say it as soon as you can so somebody else can take over.
5. Try to make it rhyme (but it doesn't have to)
6. You must respond to guesses at least once every 24 hours. If you fail to update, your riddle will be thrown out and the floor will be open to anyone.
7. If someone makes a guess, and they can justify it as correct, with the board's approval, you have to accept it as the answer, even if it's not what you were looking for.
I: You can only post three guesses per post. Has to be approved or denied before you can guess more. (Nominated by Silfalas, approved in Episode 7.)
Currently playing: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
Current riddle by Zion426
I have what the hero can never have,
All must go through me before the world can be saved,
I surround the very forces of nature,
In the forefront of everyone's mind, I am second of all.
What am I?
Wrong guesses:
-Gem in possessed Nabooru's armor
Unanswered guesses
Silfalas: "The chamber of the sages platform? The Master sword pedestal? The structure that holds the 3 spiritual stones?"
Currently playing: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
Well, all right, then.
To start, no, no, and no.
Also, I'd like to nominate an amendment that says the user selected to make the next episode has 24 hours from the time the previous topic closes to do so. After that point, anyone can do it. Yea, nay? It's just so that confusion can be avoided if this ever happens again.
Also also, it could be a shorter amount of time. Just let me know what you guys think.
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Well, making the episodes isn't such a big deal but I have nothing against that rule. Since we always agree who gets to make the next episode several pages before the topic closure I think there should be much less than 24 hs. We never had this kind of problem before anyway.
If you guys think this is a good idea it will have my support.
Currently playing: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
I'm gonna go really broad here.
Hyrule Field?
Castle Town?
Not changing this sig until we get a new main series Tales game released on a Nintendo console in the US
kratos9797 4 years ago#6
I'm just gonna go with a random guess here and say Time.
Kratos9797, Official leader of the Shieka Shadow Corp and member of the Knights of Safe Haven.
Gaming Freak 4 years ago#7
the Orcarina of Time?
the hero Can never have it cause Zelda took it back. . (remembers Mm)
nevermind. .. uhn..
"Beat me up, beat me down to the ground; I'm sure I deserved it." "Tell me doctor, What's the cure for the wicked mans blues?"
look at the clocks yo...it has all the clues you'll ever need.
I'm gonna guess Kokiri emerald. After that I'll put some serious thought lol
Currently playing: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
Symphonic_Sage 4 years ago#10
gonna go with the long red carpet before ganondorf (there is a carpet, right...?)
The Ancient Cistern: Yo dawg, we heard you like temples, so we put a shadow temple in your water temple, that way you can explore while you explore.
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Mark Bradford ('85), associate professor, has been elected president of the Missouri Psychological Association, representing approximately 1600 psychologists. Dr. Bradford is the first Pentecostal president of this organization.
In April 2012, Angela Reid ('00), assistant professor, assumed the role of president of the Southwest Missouri Chapter of Christian Association for Psychological Studies (CAPS). CAPS is made up of behavioral health clinicians and scientists who share a common interest in the integration of Christian spirituality with behavioral health.
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While I know a few wikis are protesting SOPA/PIPA in a few unique ways, such as blacking out their wiki. Which I personally think isn't the smartest idea. So, I was thinking, instead of File:Wiki.png and File:Wiki-wordmark.png, we could replace it with a cropped version of this image. As well as the image, perhaps we could change the background to plain black for the day of tomorrow. Just a few suggestions. Any further ideas? – Jäzzi 23:46, January 17, 2012 (UTC)
I'm having a bit of trouble trying to crop and fit the images so that they'll work for the logo and for the wordmark. Perhaps use that image as the site's backgrounds? And just blank out File:Wiki.png and File:Wiki-wordmark.png? I know this is short notice, and that I should've come back here to discuss this a few days ago. But like, I think it could work if we get enough input and enough notification to users. Like, community-corner message, which'll work for all Oasis users. And the Twitter and Facebook. I think this'll work. Just the images for the logo/wordmark won't since I can't fix 'em for the life of me. – Jäzzi 00:06, January 18, 2012 (UTC)
- What about just using the circle part for the logo? Crimsonnavy (Talk) 00:14, January 18, 2012 (UTC)
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Hudson Valley Community College '09
I'm from…Latham, N.Y.
My major is...Chemical Engineering
I transferred to Clarkson because…I visited and was able to really get a feel of what life was like there. The overall atmosphere just fit with me and I knew that it would give me the opportunity to get away from home, but not be too far at the same time.
Being a student at Clarkson has helped me…continue to grow and gain knowledge in fields I am passionate about, like chemistry and engineering. It's also given me a challenge, which I am always up for!
I was well prepared for Clarkson because…the classes at HVCC were very group oriented, just like at Clarkson. Learning how to be a great team player and having good communication skills ahead of time were very beneficial.
On campus, I'm involved in…Society of Women Engineers, the Clarkson University Transfer Student Association, the Outing Club, and the Ski Club.
What's hot on my plate now…is conducting research with the department of chemistry and biomolecular science. I'm working under Professor Evgeny Katz and learning about modifying surfaces such as glass, silicon wafers, and gold electrons for polymer immobilization.
When I graduate, I want to…either find a job working in petroleum or continue to do research and get my master's from Clarkson. I know I can, because everyone here is willing to do whatever it takes to help me accomplish my goals.
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Larry Krystkowiak has always been one to recognize a challenge.
And with regard to No. 9 Arizona visiting the Huntsman Center on Sunday afternoon, the challenge for Utah appears to be enormous.
In January, the Utes pushed the Wildcats then ranked in the top five nationally to the final possession of the game, having two shots to win it at the end. But that was before Utah had earned itself a reputation as the pesky underdog occasionally able to jump up and defeat some conference favorites.
There will be no sneaking up on Arizona on Sunday. Not only are teams well aware of what Utah is capable of, Arizona is coming off a lopsided loss to Colorado Thursday and will need a win to prevent a significant slide in the national rankings.
"We know what we're in for," Krystkowiak said. "But we always just try to focus on what we can control, one game at a time, like always. Arizona has always been a great team with great talent. They have a number of guys who are going to play in the NBA, so anytime you are playing a roster like that, there are going to be some challenges."
The formula last month was simple for Utah, even if it was difficult to execute. The Utes held their own in the rebounding battle.
They controlled star point guard Mark Lyons and never allowed the Wildcats to establish dominance offensively in the paint.
But Solomon Hill proved to be the wild card Utah didn't have many answers for. The 6-foot-8 small forward is one of the best all-around players in the league, and the Utes weren't successful when they needed to slow him down a bit.
"He presents a bunch of issues," Krystkowiak said. "He's someone who can get into the lane and score. He can rebound and get to the basket. But if you play too far off him, he can step back and drill a 3-pointer in your eye. He's difficult to guard."
Utah has proven to be a thorn for the top-tier teams in the league. In addition to scaring teams such as Arizona, UCLA and Oregon, the Utes have beaten Colorado, Washington and Arizona State.
Krystkowiak and the Utes are aiming for their first winning streak as members of the Pac-12.
"We're confident we can come out and be competitive," freshman forward Jordan Loveridge said. "We know how good a team Arizona is. They have great talent, and they are coming off a loss so they will be pretty focused. We just have to come out and play well and play hard."
No. 9 Arizona at Utah
O At Huntsman Center
Tipoff • Sunday, 1 p.m.
TV • Pac-12 Network; Radio • 700 AM
Records • Utah 11-13, 3-9; Arizona 20-3, 8-3
Last meeting • Arizona 60, Utah 57 (Jan. 6, 2013)
About the Wildcats • Mark Lyons leads Arizona with 15.4 points per game. … Solomon Hill and Nick Johnson also average double figures. … Arizona has lost two of its past three games. Arizona is still tied for the conference lead.
About the Utes • Jason Washburn led Utah with 26 points in a win over Arizona State on Wednesday ... Utah is attempting to exceed its conference win total from last season. ... Utah has won two consecutive games at home.


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I have the following setup works
# Victim
[My firstname.lastname@example.com] < ---- > [My firstname.lastname@example.com & firstname.lastname@example.com]
Works fine running sslstrip & bt4 vm on my pc as the attacker on my eth0 interface.
What im finding difficult is this setup, it effectively DoS attacks my router.
# Victim on XP [My email@example.com]
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> [firstname.lastname@example.com]
# bt4 VMware [My email@example.com]
- Victim on XP is connected to the gateway on my 1490 Mini WLAN Card.
- bt4 VMware is using my ALFA'36H to connect to the gateway, so both wireless.
arpspoof between email@example.com & firstname.lastname@example.com with interface wlan0 works. But as soon as i do the iptables i effectivly DoS the router and the victim cannot surf the net, so the attack becomes useless.So all im left with is a forum post from remote exploit i found the other day i cannot find again which breifly mentioned not needing sslstrip to do an attack like this because it is only encrypted with wpa/wep not ssl yet and that i can just run airdecap-ng to take off the encryption.Code:iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 10000
So how can i get this working using either method.
And going back to my original scenario with 1 client. If i reversed roles and used bt4 vmware on the laptop would i be able to do this sslstrip attack on the PC? or is it only limited to being ran from the wired side of the network?


text: Discussions of the Hindustani language are available in Paul R. Brass, Language, Religion, and Politics in North India (1974); Suniti Kumar Chatterji, "Calcutta Hindustani," in his Selected Papers, vol. 1 (1972), pp. 204–256; Amrit Rai, A House Divided: The Origin and Development of Hindi/Hindavi (1984); and Rajendra Singh, Linguistic Theory, Language Contact, and Modern Hindustani (1998).


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I am attempting to boot BT3 from USB on a laptop that does not support booting from USB in BIOS. I do not want to burn a CD as I do not have any readily available. My current setup is a dual-boot to Ubuntu and Windows XP via GRUB on my internal hard drive. I installed BT3 on a 1GB USB flash drive. I am trying to boot the USB flash drive using the internally installed GRUB. I copied the vmlinuz and initrd files from boot on the flash drive to /boot on my Ubuntu install. I then added the following to my /boot/grub/menu.lst
When I restart and select this option in GRUB, it begins to load BT3 but fails. First it failed at the end of linuxrc in the initrd when it attempts to run init saying, init usage [012345... (or something along those lines).Code:title USB Drive root (hd0,4) kernel /vmlinuz-usb vga=791 root=/dev/sda1 ro initrd /initrd-usb quiet
If I edit the linuxrc file within the initrd (which I don't think is the correct way to solve the problem) to include in the call to init a runlevel of 2, I get a different error message saying, init: file not found: /dev/initctl
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The Great Wall of Lucy Wu
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Lucy is thrilled. Once her bossy older sister Regina leaves for college, Lucy will have their shared bedroom to herself. Lucy spends hours dreaming of the make-over she will give the room. Her decorating plans are ruined when her mother announces that Lucy's long-lost Chinese great-aunt (the one Lucy didn't know existed) is coming for an extended stay and will be sharing Lucy's room.
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Greeneville, Tenn.- The Brevard College women's tennis team dropped a 6-3 match with the Tusclum College Pioneers on Tuesday afternoon at the Nichols Tennis Complex.
Claire Dillman and Michelle Prata went undefeated on the afternoon for BC, but the Tornados couldn't overcome a 2-1 deficit following doubles play.
The pair triumphed 8-0 over Kate Hutchinson and Megan Buckmaster on the first doubles court before winning their singles matches. Dillman topped Hutchinson 6-2, 6-3 on the number one singles while Prata edged Taylor Patterson in three sets 6-2, 4-6, 10-5 on the second singles court.
The Pioneers clinched the second seed in next week's Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament with the win, while the Tornados remain in the hunt to lock a spot.
The BC women are back in action on Wednesday afternoon as they travel to Mars Hill for a match with the Lions at the Hart Tennis Center at 1 p.m. The Tornados close the season at the McCoy Tennis Complex on Friday at 1 p.m. as they host Carson-Newman.


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Parents of autistic children sometimes have a complicated time when trying to choose a toy for their child. They want a toy that their child will treasure and enjoy, but one that is able to serve as an educational tool. But since there is a full spectrum of children with autism, no one child is alike. Below are an array of options to consider when buying toys for autistic children.
Options for Sensory Stimulation
Children with autism are more likely to have sensory issues. This means they need more help with activities, games, or toys that will hone the senses. Their issues can range anywhere among the five senses- sight, touch, smell, taste, and hearing. This gives plenty of leeway in looking for a specific toy.
A great general toy for autistic children with sensory problems, however, would be something like a mini trampoline. This provides exercise and help with sight and touch. A cheaper and handmade "toy" consisting of crates filled with things like sand, beans, or marbles that they can play in reinforces their sense of touch. Another economical option is to string up some Christmas lights around your house to improve their sense of sight. If they're the kind that make noise, then you can use them to benefit their sense of hearing as well.
Building Social Butterflies
Like all people their age, children with autism may a hard time making new friends. However, a symptom of autism that some might have is not picking up on social cues. This can make for awkward play dates or interactions at school. Finding games to sharpen their social skills can be a lifesaver. Choices like board games can be a huge help. Board games, which need to have more than one person playing, will assist in picking up social skills. The whole family, or just a few friends can pitch in and play.
Another option are building block toys like Legos. While they can be played with individually, the level of enjoyment is raised when more people join in. It can be a learning experience for your child to focus on playing with other people, not getting upset over losing, and practicing how to take turns.
Improving Motor Skills
Autism may also affect children's motor skills. Motor skills involve things that require coordination of the muscles, like throwing a ball, writing, walking, or running. This can make what others think of as normal, daily activities, an uphill battle for autistic kids. If they've been struggling with these skills a long time, it can give children with autism a real loss of confidence. There are a few toys out there that can help with these skills, however. Stackers, puzzles, do-it-yourself kits, and coloring sets are all great choices to help improve an autistic child's motor skills.
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text: The Cowboys accomplished plenty of rare things on Sunday. One that jumps off the page is the fact that they scored a special teams TD, an interception TD, and a fumble TD all in the same quarter. According to Elias, that is the first time since San Francisco did it in 1966, so any stat that gives you over 40 years to consider you can understand how rare a feat it was. Of course, none of that mentioned the offense, because, well, the offense didn't have too much to puff out its chest about. The fact is, that if the special teams or defense would not have pitched in and assisted the effort on Sunday, we are a bit cynical in our belief that Dallas would have been able to stick that game in the win column. Regardless, they certainly did get a win, and that will be just the 5th time under the Garrett/Romo regime (2007-present) that they have won a game in which the offense did not generate 300 yards of offense. 300 yards is a poor amount of yardage production in the NFL. Offenses in the NFL average 351 yards per game this season, which continues to demonstrate that this league is becoming more and more offensive. Yards are easier to accumulate than ever before, but the benchmark of 400 being a fantastic day of offense and 300 being extremely poor remains the same as it has for quite a while. Also, let's recall the idea that Bill Parcells used to spread during his press conferences when he was in Dallas. He often spoke of testing your offensive efficiency against the simple test of points per 100 yards. In his mind, every 100 yards should equate to 7 points on the scoreboard. If you get a Touchdown for each 100, then the target of a 400 yard day gets you 28 points. Primitive analysis, for sure, but you get the idea. There have been 4 different occasions this season where the offense never got out of its own way. At Seattle (296), vs Tampa Bay (297), at Carolina (312), and at Philadelphia (294). That is a season's worth of offensive stinkers in just 9 games. And that doesn't even account for the 2 games that were not sabotaged by yardage, but turnovers against the Giants and Bears. The offense is just not getting much done from any perspective, and it continues to fall at the feet of the offensive line. Without much ability to demonstrate decent run blocking aside from the Baltimore game and without much ability to hold up against a pass rush, you can certainly see how the play-calling is not a simple exercise these days. Read the rest: http://sturminator.blogspot.com/2012/11/decoding-garrett-week-9-philadelphia.html


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Camila Alves looks great. Her husband looks like he is opening for Elvis in Vegas in the 1950's.
I would love to be in a Meryl Streep selfie.
Not the usual way Tom Hanks makes an entrance.
Bradley Cooper and Sandra Bullock seemed to enjoy it though.
Julia Roberts shows her love for The Goo Goo Dolls/Flock Of Seagulls with her haircut.
Amy Adams looks kind of plain.
Colin Farrell and Ewan McGregor together in one photo.
Idris Elba looks great here.
Jeremy Renner and Elisabeth Rohm.


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2004 Z4 - Radio stays on with key removed
Please help!
Recently I took my Z4 in to a local independent mechanic that I have a good history with, to get a few things fixed (door lock issues, roof motor replacement). They fixed the roof fine and fixed part of the problem with the lock (actuator) but didn't fix another part of the problem (General Module). I told them for the $800 they wanted to replace the general module I'd rather just continue using the key. Yeah I know there's a guy in CA who fixes 'em.
When I got my car back, right away I noticed an issue with the radio (Business CD)...when I turn the car on, the radio is off, even if it was on when I turned the car off. I thought this a minor bother and asked them to please put back whatever setting they changed. They wanted another look at the General Module anyway so they said they'd take a look at it but they didn't change any settings.
When I picked my car up the second time, they had no answer about the radio. However right away I discovered a NEW glitch...now the radio doesn't turn off with the key. As in, I can turn the car off and remove the key and the radio still plays. I have to manually turn it off every time I get out of the car or else it would kill the battery. Also, the power randomly turns off sometimes, unrelated to bumps or anything like that. I brought it back *again* and all they could say is "We looked it up and it appears that that model radio just goes bad, it's a common problem. You need a new radio." I replied "This radio ran without a glitch since 2004, and it just happened to 'go bad' on the afternoon you were messing with my electrical system?" and they just shrug. Needless to say I'm not trusting them with my car anymore.
Any ideas what it could be? I just tried disconnecting the negative terminal of the battery to 'reboot' it but that didn't help. Could they have just plugged something in wrong somewhere, or does it need to be reprogrammed or something? HEELLLLPPPPPP!!!!!!
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Micron Technology has introduced the RealSSD P300 solid-state drive (SSD), which features the SATA 6Gbps interface, and delivers high steady-state input/output operations per second (IOPS), up to 44,000 reads and 16,000 writes.
Available in 50GB, 100GB and 200GB capacities, the RealSSD P300 drive is targeted primarily at enterprise applications including blade and conventional servers, storage arrays and high-end workstations. Designed to fit the standard 2.5-inch form factor, the P300 SSD achieves a read throughput speed of up to 360MB/s and a write throughput speed of up to 275MB/s.
Micron said it is sampling the RealSSD P300 SSD with customers now, and plans to enter mass production in October.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


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Lots of denials in the Swallow scandal. A 'Book of Mormon' movie on the way. Obama's inauguration is one week away.
Happy Monday. In the latest twists in an alleged bribery scandal, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid denies ever participated in a plan to derail an investigation into Jeremy Johnson or iWorks and the U.S. Attorney's Office denied ever agreeing to spare new Utah Attorney General John Swallow for potential prosecution. [Trib]
Topping the news: For those paying catchup, Johnson alleges Swallow helped broker a bribe to Reid that would squash a federal investigation. He was to pay $600,000 through the late Richard Rawls. He did end up paying the first $250,000 but the investigation moved forward and he now faces potential jail time. Read all the interesting details in the Trib's big weekend scoop. [Trib]
-> Utah Democrats are calling for an official federal investigation. An online petition was launched to garner support for an independent, outsider inquiry into the brouhaha. [Trib] [DNews]
-> Swallow emphatically denied the allegations in a series of emails, saying he misjudged Johnson's character. [Trib] [Fox13]
-> Meanwhile, Provo's newspaper urged Swallow to step down. [Herald]
-> Bob Bernick argues that Utah's lax campaign finance laws are at the heart of the Swallow scandal. [UtahPolicy]
Today's news: On the day before he gives President Barack Obama his suggestions to combat gun violence, Vice President Joe Biden meets with a group of House Democrats. [Politico]
-> His inauguration only a week away, leaving political forecasters to wonder if Obama will beat the second-term curse. [Yahoo!News]
-> From old bones to fancy portraits, Betsy Blanchard highlights some Utah specific spots tourists can visit when they come to Washington, D.C. [Trib]
-> A lawsuit alleges an Alta Town councilman should lose his spot because he doesn't live in Alta. [Trib]
-> The Book of Mormon musical may soon be a movie. [NYTimes]
Tweets of the day: From @kingsthings: "Anybody notice how Jon Huntsman is showing up on the Sunday talk shows lately? Something tells me he's gonna be around" [Check sltrib.com later today for Thomas Burr's story on Huntsman's new spot with No Labels.]
Opinion section: Sutherland Institute president Paul Mero calls for the activation of HB 116, a guest worker immigration law. [Trib]
-> A former Utah Democratic Party vice-chair argues that public aims by both parties have costs and require spending, rejecting the Republican slam on Dems that they are the tax-and-spend party. [Trib]
-> Paul Rolly calls out state liquor regulators' plan to crack down on businesses just before the Sundance Film Festival brings in thousands of diners and drinkers. [Trib]
-> And Rolly decries police tactics used in the 2009 death of Brian Cardall, and other cases involving the use of force. [Trib]
-> Get ready for a long winter filled with debates about booze, guns and hardliners. [DNews]
-> A former Republican legislator urges lawmakers to accept federal health care funding, providing insurance to 30,000 Utah children. [Trib]
-> Matt Slonaker argues that expanding Medicaid coverage gives Utahns more control over their healthcare decisions. [DNews]
-> An Iraq war veteran says Congress should repeal the Authorization for the Use of Military Force in the name of protecting U.S. citizens, limiting the use of armed drones and preventing the U.S. from falling into an era of military conflict. [Trib]
-> A Southern Utah University professor defends his institution in a plagiarism scandal that broke last year, claiming the issue was not as widespread as the media portrayed. [Trib]
-> A South Ogden child psychologist argues for a holistic approach to resolving school shootings and other gun violence issues. [Trib]
-> Violence is like a virus that requires immediate treatment and early prevention, according to John Florez. [DNews]
-> Barb Guy celebrates five years cancer free. [Trib]
Weekend in review: A conservative group is protesting the state's support of the Sundance Film Festival, citing films they deem "pornographic." [Trib]
-> State Sen. Karen Mayne, a former UTA board member, plans to introduce a bill that would require cars to yield to UTA busses, which she said came as a direct request from bus drivers.
-> Utah's Eagle Forum plans to challenge a bill that would provide state funding for some preschool programs and support a bill that bans abortion based on the fetus' gender. [Trib]
-> In our D.C. Notebook, we highlight all the nasty things that are more popular than Congress. [Trib]
-> Want a tax credit? Hire a homeless person. That's what one Utah lawmaker proposes. [DNews]
-> Freezing some tax rates and exemptions could bring in up to $15 million annually for public schools, according to state Rep. Joel Briscoe. [Trib]
-> Touting her new book, Justice Sonya Sotomayor complains of slow fast food delivery and relishes a good jaywalk like any other New Yorker. [NYTimes]
Where are they?
Utah Governor Gary Herbert has meetings with his Education Excellence commission and the Utah Health Exchange.
SLC Mayor Ralph Becker is in Washington, meeting with congressional members and other federal agencies.
WVC Mayor Mike Winder has an interview with the Communities of Distinction project and meets with the West Valley Historical Society.
President Barack Obama has lunch with Vice President Joe Biden, meets with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and gives credentials to new ambassadors who have recently been posted in Washington.
Got a tip? A birthday, wedding or anniversary to announce? Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. If you haven't already, sign up for our weekday email and get this sent directly to your inbox. [Trib]
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Title: Three letters; one to the Committee of Correspondence; one to "Plain Truth, Junior;" and one to "Plain Fact;" in support of the "Candid address" to the Episcopalians of Pennsylvania on the affairs of the diocese
Authors: De Lancey, William Heathcote, 1797-1865., Plain Truth pseud.
Publication Info: [S.l. : s.n.], 1827.
subjects: [Plain Fact [pseud.]. "Prove all things; hold fast to that which is good."] [Plain Truth, Junior [pseud.]. Another candid address to the Episcopalians of Pennsylvania] [DeLancey, William Heathcote, bp., 1797-1865. Candid address to the Episcopalians of Pennsylvania] [Episcopal Church. Diocese of Pennsylvania] [Episcopal Church--Controversial literature]