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Crowne Plaza Lombard Downers Grove
Top Business Hotel
Staff members were great Disclaimer: I am a neat freak... but the wipeable surfaces could have been cleaned a little more thoroughly, and the paper materials were all pretty ratty (I know; who cares, right? And I'm all for being green--but it wouldn't cost that many trees to replace them once in a blue moon). More importantly, beds were comfortable and spotless.
Cleanliness, nice tv, bathroom, bed, refrigerator, etc
The price for the rooms was very reasonable. The beds were OK (standard motel beds, not wonderful but not horrible). There was an ice machine. The heaters worked well. The rooms have kitchenettes, some more elaborate than others (we had two rooms). The location was good for our purposes. I would recommend this motel to people who need an inexpensive room in the area and aren't sticklers for cleanliness; I however would probably not choose to stay there again and don't think any of our friends would be happy staying there for any length of time. No elevator. Our rooms were not wonderfully clean; they smelled musty, and the downstairs hallway, leading to the lobby, smelled strongly of something like a cat litter pan. Communicating with the hotel clerk in English was somewhat challenging. Small detail, but neither of the clocks in our room were set correctly. Oh, and at 9 a.m. on the morning of our departure a worker began very loud repairs to the outside of the building right in front of our rooms, which woke our kids. We called the front desk and the hotel did have the work stopped until we checked out, to their credit.
Second time i've booked on this website looking for an indoor pool and get to the hotel to find out pool is closed for work for months. Very disappointing! Booking website inaccuracy.....should have been updated on website to let customers know. I was expecting a pool
Nothing Everything about the place is Inhumane and unsanitary the worst place I ever stayed at staff was rude rooms where like a prison cell filthy no heat no phone blood on the towel life in had hair and seems like they have not washed them in months I don't know how they are still in business just horrible
Walking access to ORD and CTA
in the airport building, reasonably priced. Maids kept knocking in the morning even though we had a late check-out.
Location is terrific! Service is great. Perfect for an overnight stay, before or after a long overseas trip. We stayed before and after our trip to India. Best, David O'Brien
Nice clean room. Great location if you have early flight and live far from airport like us. Or if you have an overnight connection. Just a short walk underground and your at the airport terminal.
We had booked this reservation in advance because we were scheduled for a very long overnight layover in Chicago. Our flight to Chicago was cancelled because of weather, as were many others that night, and we were rerouted but the airport would not cancel our reservation, charging us for a room that we had no way of using. We would have thought that a hotel inside an airport would have been more understanding, particularly since I'm sure they filled our room with stranded passengers, but they wouldn't even begin to discuss the issue when we called that night. We were severely disapointed
my bellman was fantastic. he took me up to my room and made sure everything worked before leaving.
Convenient to airport It's so big you feel like you're in an airport walking the mile to your room. It's also really expensive for a single night convenience stay.
My husband went to make coffee in the room when he got water from the sink it was a milky white color. We tried a couple more times to see if it was a fluke, it was not. When we called down to the desk she said she would send maintenance, it was 12:30 am and we had just gotten in on a flight so we just asked for a bottle of water. We were told that it would cost $4 for one when it was their water that was not clean. Worst customer service we have ever had at a Hilton.
Stopped by the bar for a light dinner. The tables were not clean and the server was overwhelmed. I waited twenty minutes for her to acknowledge me and at least ten more minutes for her to clean the table. I was meeting someone at that location otherwise I would have left. When we received our food it was less than good. I had to ask three times for our bill!
Nice staff Parking
Gaslight Club! The room was lovely, the bed comfortable and most of the staff was customer service oriented. There were not enough people at registration, so there was a long wait to check-in. There was one woman who just stood by one of the other agents and then went to the far right and stood by another agent and just walked away when I asked her for help. It was very distressing, as I had a dinner date waiting.
The views of the O'hare airport from the 10th floor were awesome, bed was very comfortable, extremely convenient for business travel, nice hotel restaurant and transportation from the hotel was seamless, upgraded room came with free WiFi (odd to charge for this Ina business hotel) Upgraded my room for $50 more per night and the in room TV and ordering system was nonfunctional. Pretty antiquated on demand system and the TV remote didn't work well. In the hotel's defense they offered to switch rooms but honestly I didn't want to pack back up and move, also it's an extra charge for the workout facilities and pool/spa (maybe not if you get the more expensive room)
Great location, close to airport and CTA blue line. Beautiful interior, great room. I would love to stay here again Mattress a little too firm
Excellent facilities and extremely nice and helpful staff. Parking was a nightmare, and if you could find a space it cost $30 per night. They could also use another set of elevators.
Everything the waiting Time for shuttle to the casino
Room was comfortable and clean. Everything I needed was available. Only a 6 minute cab right to Gino's East for the classic Chicago Deep Dish experience.The hotel staff was friendly and helpful, and there were lots of events happening! The TV wasn't working correctly. Channels wouldn't update and the room service menu wouldn't load. There was a bit of nickle and dime-ing as well.
Workout room had lots of equipment. The rooms were comfortable. It's a huge hotel with a huge atrium and the sound travels easily up from the first to the tenth floor. This made it impossible to sleep with a rowdy group in the hotel. I also hate paying $25 for a crappy breakfast buffet and $25 a day for parking. i felt ripped off.
Great hotel bar with happy hour and great food. Airport Shuttle service Clean, comfortable rooms. Parking situation is difficult when arriving and checking in.
Everything was seamless from check in to check out. The in hotel restaurant was tasty. The rooms were spotless. I appreciate that our room had a balcony with a great view of Rosemont. Everyone was friendly. I loved the proximity to the Rosemont Entertainment Center and the Fashion Outlets of Chicago. I would absolutely come here again Paying for parking is irritating and the parking garage is a little bit from the hotel.
Convenient hotel for bus travel Location is a drag
Great value. Very nice design. Convenient location. Polite staff. Full parking lot. Long walk to the room.
Great value for quiet and modern room. Staff was very nice. They let us check-in at noon. Red bar has great food and appetizers. Construction outside of hotel entrance was an eyesore.
Great location, with easy access from your parking garage. Polite and helpful stay. Great breakfast buffet. Big T.V in our room #302.
The price was right for just staying one night with a very early morning flight I stayed here for Beatles Fests in 1990-93. Many changes downstairs but the hall ways, the rooms, etc seriously need updating.
Stayed in numerous ohare area hotels during past five years and hands down, Loews was heads above in cleanliness, staff, and overall presentation. Spacious yet quiet, especially in a bustling area. Will be back.
Newly remodeled, clean hotel; staff is very polite and proffesional. Stayed there over 30 times in the last 2 yrs, and will definitely do it again
I had an all around great stay. Great location for traveling, shuttle service, shopping and eating out but also the restaurants in house. But two things I would look into I stayed the 12/18-19 and as I was waiting for the shuttle around 430 am a drunk guest was vomiting in front of the doors, spitting on the walk mat, and just being ridiculous but i seen staff members walk right by him and do nothing. Being in the industry I would have thought to get this guy away from guests whether by using security or simply asking him if he needed help. It was disgusting having to see him vomit and spit then smell it while waiting for shuttle services.
We got there and we had asked for a room with two beds and they said they didn't have one when we had already made the reservation with two beds. Staff did not do anything to accomadate us. Registration lady was rude and short.
Nothing much Pay to park even though it was that far from city, bad bathroom, no complementary breakfast
Clean, cool decor, good service, good shuttle , if you are ever stuck at Ohare Consider this hotel
Nicely appointed room; very good about late check in despite being busy (~2am). I had to purchase a toothbrush and have the lady and the shop tell the front desk guy (who had sent me to their shop) to give me toothpaste because they were out. A little dissapointing given the price and proximity to the airport.
The staff was extremely friendly, the hotel looked great and the parking garage was great for us to leave our vehicle during our trip.
Didn't attend due to not being able to get to the hotel. Contacted Loews and cancelled the reservation without any issues, but the booking agency decided that it was within their no cancellation period, so still charged. If the hotel refunds, I fail to understand why the agency still charges?
Bed could have been more comfortable.
Not impressed with charging to register early. And never have had a 4 pm register time.
Beds were nice and comfy, breakfast was great, and he restaurants had great choices Tv service needed better service and channel options. Takes 5 seconds to change a channel
Clean, comfortable rooms
I enjoyed the hotel. It was large and stood out. The rooms were moderate in size. Decent bathroom. Safe in the room was a plus. There was food crumbs under the hide a bed/couch. The parking cost is outrageous. Not only did you have to remember your room key but your parking pass to get out. This was definitely the down fall for me.
Clean. Quiet room. Nice bathroom. Near the Rosemont entertainment district. Self park should be free with validation. Paid $24
It is a very clean place. The crew is extremely friendly and I enjoyed the stay. The have a pool and a gym. The front desk remembered my name (even though it was a very short stay) and offered me to join their club and gather points, which was nice. On the not so good side of things it seemed like you're being charged for everything. The parking costs $25, there is no breakfast included and there is only so much wi fi you could use before being charged as well.
The Chicago Fire Oven and Staff were extremely great. Anything that we needed was handled right away! I wasn't really sure why we had to pay an additional fee for parking... they should just tack that on to the overall total of your stay.
Bussines oriented only
Having to pay for parking, Internet and continental breakfast. Every hotel I've ever stayed at its always been complimentary. There was a pic of a hot tub in there description, butt when we got there, there was no hot tub .
Beds comfortable, room clean, lots of towels, friendly staff Quite a way to the restaurants and bars you have to walk through the parking garage so don't wear heels or walk alone. They don't offer a free breakfast with the amount you pay for a room you should get one.
While we were there.... the pool was "out of order" .we were told we could go across the street to use neighbor hotels pool..... not real convieniet on Dec 23. ..... ice maker did not work on 4th floor, Wi-if did not function .... rooms were clean , but otherwise disappointing
I liked that the rooms and the pool areas was clean. I didn't like that I booked a room with this particular hotel me baths in advance and I was giving one of the poorest selections of rooms in my opinion! I was on the second floor of the hotel with no window view and it was extremely humid in the room even after I adjusted the temperature on the thermostat time after time. I would say the real reason why I was giving such a poor section in room choice but I'll just leave at this!
Nice bed Nice breakfast Everything in the room was on extension cords very few accessible power plugs mini fridge did not work
Great value for the rate per night. Breakfast is better than average.
Nice room nice price nice people
Do not let the price fool you! I would put this hotel on par with any national big name brand. The value is outstanding, the rooms are updated, service is great, and the rooms a very clean.
I recommend this hotel to everyone whether it's business or pleasure it's a great place to stay they have an awesome breakfast in the morning. will be back soon,!!! Thank you!
The hotel was very clean. The staff were very professional, prompt, pleasant and accommodating. The customer service was top of the line... Excellent! The manager Cyrus was the best!!!! I have stayed in many hotels all over the world, that cost a great deal more money, but I will definitely be back to this one. For the price this hotel far exceeded my expectations.
Clean room, breakfast, great service and friendly staff!
Staff is friendly. Location is convenient from highway and there are lots of good places to find food. Door did not close behind me. Have to make sure it's closed. Bathroom needed maintenance. Had to take tub stopper completely out to keep from filling with water while showering. Bathroom sink stopper was discolored from rusting.
Clean room, flat screen tv, quiet. Worn carpet in hallways, old elevators, breakfast just ok.
Free coffee
Good location for shopping and dining. Out of towners: you are not downtown Chicago at this hotel. The train is within walking distance. Beds were very comfy and towels were great. Room was not super clean.
They charge for parking???? That's ridiculous
Modern look and feel throughout, in public areas as well as guest room. Plenty of space in common areas to sit, work, read, etc. Room may not be the best for getting work done but was good for sleeping. Rates when I was there were competitive compared to other airport hotels and much less expensive than downtown. Friendly staff. Minor complaints: Not as close to the Blue Line as advertised (although the shuttle will take you there). Entrance is hard to find by car/taxi, but once you've done it it's easy enough to remember. O'Hare is a busy airport so planes are flying overhead all day and night - otherwise fairly quiet. Mediocre coffee.
Very unique, clean, and great price for a night Outrageous parking fee, cleanliness of pool table
Cool euro style rooms, super easy access to O Hare
Parking is a bit difficult, having to validate parking everyday ia a pain but the hotel is beautiful, clean and comfortable
The hotel was very clean, the bed was plush and extremely comfortable. The staff was frendly and helpful. They also have an airport shuttle which makes it very easy to access.
We had to travel with our dog and they were had no problems with having her at the hotel. We called ahead. A little more space.
Location was good for an early morning flight
The heater was so loud and rattled it woke me up in the middle of the night, I thought an airplane was landing outside the building
The design and architecture of hotel is aesthetically pleasing and the beds are highly comfortable Staff was not hospitable and seemed annoyed to help or make suggestions to local venues. Talked to three different hotel receptionists and none of them left me wanting to return.
The bed the room the view the bathroom, luxury and elegant
The staff is horrible. The vale parking guy messed up the front bumper of my benz Staff
I really thought the conference facilities were really good for the large event that I attended. Room was clean and enjoyable. My only complaint was the distance to the hotel from the airports. It made it very expensive to get back and forth. Also, no HDMI ports on the tv so I couldn't watch my own movies.
Beautiful room, Very quiet even though it was New Year's Eve. Two couples we have adjoining rooms eventually they got our reservation correct but it took an hour.
Close to O'Hare, good food in restaurant (but pricey), good conference facilities, clean, comfortable. Slow bellhops, watered down cocktails in bar, pair of queen beds is really a pair of full size, humid in rooms, doors stuck
The comfy bed The old shower head barely working
I needed a clean, dog friendly hotel for the night and this hotel was everything I needed. Not many nice dog friendly hotels that don't charge you exorbitant pet fees. Its nit-picky, but I left at 5:30 am and there was no coffee service at that hour. If that's my only complaint, its doing pretty well.
Great customer service, I like that their airport shuttle is reliable, leaves every 15 min. I absolutely loved the room service! Room wasn't thoroughly cleaned, I found trash in the carpet. Also the coffee maker in my room wasn't working
My boyfriend and I had a flight out of O'hare early in the morning and were between staying at the Hilton or the Westin, and fortunately the Westin won. The shuttle to and from the airport was fast and our driver was very friendly. When we checked in, there was a line and somehow we were still greeted within 30 seconds, to which the front desk was so apologetic about our 'wait' (so polite)! When we asked of things around the area to do, the concierge went above and beyond as to tell us basically everything fun within a 10 mile radius. The staff was extremely friendly!
Location, van service, room for the price, VERY nice front desk staff Noisy neighborhood near airport/flight path
Very comfortable bed and great fitness center. Unexpected expenses such as parking when there is no other alternative to parking
Nice stay, comfortable, very helpful employees, close to o'hare. The parking and subsequent shuttle really started our trip out on a good note. No problems
Cleanliness. Spacious. Comfortable.
That it was clean and you have till 3 to check out on Sunday. You had to pay to park
Very long lines in the hotel Starbucks. Add more staff or another coffee shop.
Convenient location, staff was extremely nice and helpful. No exhaust fan in bathroom just a big hole. Problems with the cooling system.
I really appreciated the shuttle service to the airport and the friendliness of the shuttle drivers,=.
clean, access to O'hare No pool, pay internet
The hotel is very conveniently located by O'Hare and the staff was incredibly nice and very helpful. The building and facilities are a bit dated, but nothing that would prevent me from returning. It had everything I could ask for along with convenient airport shuttle. Nice bar and restaurant too. I can't really nitpick anything of consequence. The rate was not very low, but I did book this last minute due to flight cancellation.
1. first handicapped room given was funky. 2. second room was on a different floor 3. air conditioner did not work in second room well 4. toilets are too low 5. no micro wave oven 6. charged for water and parking only good thing was it closeness to Arena
Every thing was great. The only flawl was that the toilet was stopped up, and was slow and quircky even though they sent a maintenence. man to try to fix it. Since we were only there one night it was no big deal.
The room was clean. It looked clean. It smelled clean. The bed was comfortable. The room was quiet. I would stay here again. My room was in need of a better update. The room looked very modern but had a lot of qwerks. The room had 2 TVs but only one of them worked. We did not complain but notified the staff and they were going to fix it. The toilet tank cover was not correct for the toilet. At the corners I could see into the tank. The room was separated into 2 rooms by a door with a bathroom in the middle. The bathroom door had to be closed in order to get from the bed room to the sitting room. The overall hotel had very modern finishes but some of them were poorly executed. For example the wallpaper was very trendy but sometimes the pattern was lined up and sometimes it wasn't. Overall the staff was great and the room was clean and compfortable. If you need a quick overnight stay, this place is great.
room was quiet and had good black out drapes breakfast was about $20... not worth it
They refused to refund my money which I have not checked inn I cancelled my booking an hour later after I booked.
Room was spacious and clean. Also, great customer service! I liked everything!
I Had a great stay and I was well taking care of. I Missed my flight and had to stay in Chicago but arrived late to the hotel. My flight was booked for 7 the next evening. The staff.arranged for me to stay a while longer so I could rest. I'll be staying with them every time I am in Chicago. thanks a million. No bad comments to say about my stay.
Rooms were spacious and clean. I wouid recommend the restaurant, although they are not cheap. The exercise room was well equipped. Charge for internet service
The layout is simple and cozy. The bed is so comfy and fluffy yet firm. Lots of outlets. Lots of lamps. Good curtains to block out light. Awesome Fan/Heater/AC unit. No ventilation in bathrooms or room in general. No way to open a window either. The air was so dry, then after a shower, too humid because you'd to leave the door open or else you'll pass out in a warm-hot shower temperature. Switching the temperature back & forth to find a comfortable climate was tedious and the air stale. It made us so dreary and uncomfortable we shortened our stay to 2 nights instead of 3.
I liked the size of the room, the amenities were exactly what I needed. The decor and the accent walls were lovely! I also liked that they were able to accommodate my request to be given a room on a higher floor, as I had read reviews that it can get quite loud on the weekends. Piping hot showers, and even make up remover towels with their soaps were a nice touch. I really didn't like that no one had informed me that the free airport shuttle stops running at 2am, when my flight was delayed and I didn't arrive until after that, especially after having called the hotel beforehand to make sure I would still have a ride. Neither their own website, nor kayak, nor booking.com had this informations. This was one of the main reasons I chose this hotel, and after having spent all evening and most of my night traveling, this was the absolute last thing I needed to be worrying about, was safe transportation at 3am.
Good location relative to airport. Noise from the party room and bar downstairs until 2:00 a.m. Do not take a room on the 2nd floor, particularly on a weekend. I spoke on several occassions with the manager, who indicated that because we booked a room via Kayak he would not move us without paying an additional $50.
Employees Stay too short
This hotel was a nice surprise and left a good impression. The check in staff where friendly and helpful. Wifi was quick and easy to access. The restaurant in the lobby had good food, nice sports bar. Their Shuttle service to the airport runs every half hour, and the hotel is not far from the airport. If I find myself in Chicago again this will be the place I stay for my visit. I had no complaints.
Staff was friendly and professional Would have liked to have seen cameras in the parking lot but definitely not a deal breaker
The bed seemed clean. There was a fan in the bathroom which I couldn't turn off, it ran all night, so no sleep. No TV channel listing, no wifi instructions or security. TV reception was terrible on all channels. Vending machines sold out on multiple floors. Staff was slow and rude.
location Rooms heating was bad... It got too hot or too cold no parking available at night as they had an event in the hotel which took up all the parking room never gets cleaned after 11.00am
The food at the bar was below average. There wasn't any place close by so I decided to eat there. Still, I don't think I will eat there again. Room was great for the price.
Clean, comfortable rooms and very friendly front desk staff. Helpful as well. The shuttle service was very unreliable, almost made us late for our flight out of Chicago. The location wasn't that great.
no airport noise, large rooms, clean, comfortable, nice staff. air conditioner was loud
It was much nicer than I expected for the price range. We liked the rooms, the place looked clean and people were nice. There seemed to be a bad water leak in the 4th floor at the ice machine. We reported it but it did not seem that they pay much attention. However, we stayed for only one night so I cannot tell for sure if they did not fix it.
The people were very friendly and helpful, the rooms were beautiful and clean. As far as location, the train station was a simple walk up the street and took you directly into the center of the city. Dinning was pricey at Gibson's but it was delicious and the service and food was wonderful. More reasonably priced dinning areas are quite a distance up the street, which left your options fairly limited if you wanted quick and cheap. And even if you made the walk your options were limited.
Caught a weekend rate that included breakfast. Very nice. Initial trouble checking in but that may have been a booking.com problem. My middle initial was put in front of my last name so my name did not seem to be in the computer. Fortunately I had my confirmation page with me and they were able to take of me right away.
Location was perfect to catch a train to Chicago. Staff was friendly and very helpful. Late night food in the lounge was very good. Hot tub wasn't even bath water warm and the pool was cold. We found used soap on the bathroom counter when we checked in. We had to pay two days of parking because we went over 24 hours. Since the hotel suggests parking early and taking the train into Chicago, it would have been nice to get some validation for part of the parking time. They told us there would be additional charges if we parked and left for a while then parked again, but no warning about going over 24 hours of continuous parking.
The hotel, staff, and location are great. But for the second year in a row on a Saturday night the fire alarms went off in the very early morning evacuating the guests. So in a good hotel we failed to get a good nights sleep.
Was warmly welcomed with a friendly smile and great service at the front desk...and enjoyed the warm cookie on my way up to my room. The bed was comfortable and had a good night sleep. Wish the parking was free and not confusing when parking. The room was clean, but could be updated with a fresh new look...a little dated.
Quiet location. Clean facilities. Staff were very helpful and accommodating. Good food. Great cookies! No.
Comfortable bed. Good buffet breakfast. Convenient for the conference centre. Pool Not really. Of its kind it was good.
The location near the airport was the only thing that I liked about the hotel The service, the noice, the upkeep, the housekeeping
All in all a great experience. If you're wanting a hotel close to the airport this is great, it's not really close to anything else. Breakfast wasn't included and I think at the price it should have been. Besides that, I enjoyed my stay very much.
It was in a fantastic location. We could walk almost anywhere from where we were staying. Spacious room with nice amenities. Surprisingly quiet stay despite the fact it was during the weekend of Chicago Comic Con. And the service was good as well. Overall, a nice, comfortable hotel, but nothing super special. As the same with everyone else, parking really takes a toll (pun slightly intended). And I guess, for the price, I expected something just a little nicer. You're mostly paying for the convenient location, which granted, it is. I would stay again but only after exploring other options.
Clean, king bed, rate was okay. Parking was relatively cheap. Location was poor for getting anywhere, limited food in the area, Starbucks inside hotel was unpredictably open/closed all weekend apparently at random. Internet was expensive, and I had to pay $12.95 per day per device, so my wife and I had two phones and two iPads, very expensive, so limited connectivity. Parking was only relatively cheap if you didn't use your car all weekend; hardly anything in walking distance, so cab or pay double for parking to take your car anywhere. Location very difficult to access from freeway; you have to drive past restricted exit, get off, turn around, get back on, drive back to hotel exit. We will not stay there again.
Treadmills were not in good shape
The facilities and staff were very nice. The restaurant and bar staff very friendly and accommodating. Room was comfortable and spacious. Good location. We booked a king bed but during check in was told the website I used is whatever is available. Wasn't happy about that. They did switch us the second night when one became available for the rest of our stay. The website thru Kayak was GetaRoom that booked the room. So I suggest to confirm your type of room before you stay if you go thru that website.
Rooms were really big, great staff, clean hotel
The young woman at the front desk was exceptionally helpful. She was extremely pleasant and helped me out immensely. I can't remember her name exactly, but I believe it started with a K. The service at the hotel bar. I stopped in twice over the weekend and could barely get the bartender or server's attention long enough to place an order or even pay the check! They were both eastern European.
Big room No free wi-fi
No microwave or mini fridge in the room and room service was a little pricey. Bathroom wasn't as nice as I expected
cost effectiveness no room service, no hot water pot in room
Space in the roomnothing
The rooms were new, clean, well furnished and well designed. Staff was friendly and attentive and the location is close to the airport and rental car returns. Just about as good as it could be. It was cold outside.. just kidding.. there was nothing objectionable.
The shuttle from O'hare never showed up and I took a cab. The shuttle in the morning to O'hare broke down on the way and we had to be transferred to a different one
Lobby was looked nice! Pillows where comfortable. The first room was dirty, had the window open and stuff from the past guest in the closet. The second room was better but still had items left from past guest. At the hotel restaurant the glass of tea had a molding lemon in it the waiter took the glass dumped it and refilled the same glass. The food was not good and seemed to be old before it was prepaired. Even though the hotel was under construction there seemed to be repairs that needed to be done. There seemed to be missing ceiling that where missing, and holes in many walls not only in the halls but also in the room. The hotel is marketed as sound proof but you could hear everything going on in the room next to you and in rooms as you walked down the hall.
we tried to stay here despite plans to be in the city every day. That 40 minute drive was not great, and we still ended up paying a bunch for paring when we got there. Clearly this hotel is centered around airport traffic and overnighters for that. not great for families or vacationers at all, really. No pool.
It was a roof over my head, that's about it. The shuttle service was a plus I guess. Poor customer service, the bathroom needed to be remodeled, beds NOT comfortable.
No complimentary meals.
I have 2 $10.00 charges on my bill and I do not know what it is for.
It was comfortable and really nice staff!
It states that it's 1/4 mile from the airport, but that's as the crow flies from a far away runway edge! It's more like 4-5 miles, but was still a short reasonable shuttle. My stay was due to a missed connection.
Nothing I booked my stay for the wrong dates, and this hotel refused to give me a refund. I will NEVER book with this hotel chain ever again.
Excellent room, large and meticulously clean, friendly and helpful staff. They provided a pack and play for our infant . I have stayed here twice and will return. Great area, lots of shopping and easy to get into the city. The only two negatives were several very loud children running through the hotel way too early ( despite posted signs for quiet hours) and the continental breakfast left something to be desired. The hotel clearly puts effort into the presentation of the food but I wish they instead would focus on serving fresh food, . The food was clearly frozen and reheated and lacked dairy free options.
Value for money No eating out options nearby
Everything Everything
Great Value IE Room amenities Very Nice, Over the Top Breakfast (Included), location by shopping and restaurants, Over all Vibe of Hotel is Classy with a vacation Feel! Sorry to Say.......I would have to make up a compliant about the Hotel :)
The bed was really comfortable and the room was clean. It's a nice hotel for couples who want a night of privacy. No refrigerator and the pool closes too early.
Room was very clean. Bed was so comfortable! The furniture looked brand new, very nice. Everything was good.
After giving me the wrong room assignment, the staff gave me free Wi-Fi! However, the Wi-Fi only worked if I was standing in the corner of my room balancing on 1 foot while I held my iPad on top of my head.
I liked the room layout. The premium cost and then no perks. Water $4.00 a bottle, no fridge, dirty bathroom. We typically stay at Hiltons/Hamptons but they we're sold out. We drove out of way thinking that we were staying at a premium location but the pictures most of been taken 20 years ago. The place was ran down, maid service would wake you up and they lost our reservations and did not have our days in right from our booking with booking.com I would only stay here again if the price was stellar but this was one of the pricier hotels in the area.
All was wonderful, nice town!
Very nice room and smart layout. Hotel emailed me asking what I would like and the had my requests available. No bellman available during stay. Poor parking. Floor was designated as a dorm for college, very strange. Broken front automatic entrance door.
Serving staff Overall state of shabiness. The hotel appears to be a relatively new hotel, while exhibiting a total lack of care to the physical plant.
Very clean and classy hotel. The room was comfy and great! Only complaint was we could hear the tv in the room next to us at 1130 pm.
The staff were extremely friendly. They were very knowledgable of the area as well. We were in town for a function & not too familiar with the area but the staff made sure we knew where things were. Plus the hotel had asked if there was anything I needed before we came & the fridge was in the room Being a short stay ( 4 nights) I wasn't too concerned about the beds being made but fresh towels would have been nice. They gave us some when we saw them in the hall but only on 1 day the bed was made
The staff was quite helpful and the shuttle to the airport was prompt and convenient. I also appreciated the free parking.
It is a no frills place to stay near Ohare. Reliable shuttle service. Convenient.
Some how they charged me 20$ more per room then I had booked for. They did make the adjustment after I brought it to their attention.
Staff are friendly and helpful I was given a disable room and the bathroom is kinda strange. The room is noisy because it feels like someone is trying to open your room door but it is next doors. I don't know why I was assigned disable room because I am not. Stuck at the parking due to heavy snow and they did not clear the parking lot
The hotel was very clean, friendly and nice. Great breakfast! The hotel has limited parking available, we had to park along the curb. On busy nights I see this being a major problem
the quietness of the room -- even though my widow faced the busy street and non-stop traffic Toilet problem !! the toilet had a POOR design and caused my private parts to get wet ... or come in contact with the interior !! that problem spoiled my stay because I primarily needed a hotel take a break from cross-country highway driving and to benefit from a private bathroom where I could void my bowels (and take a rejuvenating shower) ------------ also, the TV did not have clear picture on several of the channels lastly -- the internet price was NOT honored when I received the receipt under the door the next morning !!
The thing that made our stay at the Hampton inn O'Hare so nice was the hospitality of the staff. This one man went above and beyond for us. The rooms had a weird smell to them but we got over it after about the first hour.
It's a good hotel and a good location for me when in the area for work. It's clean, the staff is helpful and I liked my stay. This is my second visit. There wasn't anything that I didn't like.
Shuttle service is convenient and breakfast good. They even offer a sack breakfast for those who must leave for the airport before their 6 a.m. breakfast time. Nothing close enough to walk for dinner.
For the price, my stay at Hampton O'Hare was excellent.
pool, free breakfast fresh, great customer service loud children upstairs but good overall after buying ear plugs. )
Staff was super helpful. Rooms were very clean. Great centennial breakfast. Everything was easy and smooth about our stay.
Took my family of 5 here to stay, everything was great
The room was nice enough..beds were comfortable but the management staff needs a complete recourse in customer service The staff was horrible.. We were booked for two nights three days..our first day in we returned to our room to find that our belongings had been went through an that outr money was missing.. We informed the manger on duty who stated that he was unable to help us or even willing to speak to us on the subject that we would have to call the police..to make a long story short..after a long 24hrs of phone calls to the police ..Marriott corporate and having to deal with another rude an unwilling to help manager the next morning.. It took calling hotels.com before we finally got some justice. Not once did this hotel offer their sympathy or any suggestion as to accommodate us better in the situation. They completely detatched an we just checked out. I strongly suggest that you remove this hotel from your list for the sake of your guest safety and privacy.
The staff was so friendly and welcoming, even my teenage daughter commented on how nice everyone was.
This hotel is close to my regional office and I stay here about 4-5 times a year. First, the staff is very friendly. I also love the room size and QUIET heating/cooling with a regular thermostat. I don't like the units that are built in to the wall and noisy. You stil have three fan settings on the thermostat so you can turn it up if you need some white noise. The continental breakfast isn't outstanding. But, it is a notch above most. Parking is free. But often the lot is quite full and the only available spots are in the far end of the lot in an overflow area. However, this is a minor complaint. It's still a minute walk to the front door.
good locaton and the staff was very helpful with providing destination info anytime it was it was requested. ???? can't think of any.
The penthouse was beautiful. Close to the blue line. The pool was warm


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IRVINE, CA -- Bill Watson has joined Sprout Healthy Vending as director of operations, taking on wide-ranging responsibilities. He will manage Sprout's operations personnel and oversee training of Sprout operators. Additionally, he is in charge of forecasting, quality control, safety, purchasing and allocation of manufacturing assets, shipping and delivery, inventory control.
Watson's vending industry career spans 16 years. Most recently, he was general manager of Los Angeles-based Weymouth Distributing Co. He joined Weymouth in 2005 and remained with the company until it closed its doors last December after a 55-year run as one of the leading vending machine distributors on the West Coast. | SEE STORY
The California Automatic Vendors Council honored Watson as Supplier of the Year in 2006. He has attended the National Automatic Merchandising-Michigan State University Executive Development Program, and plans to earn his NAMA Certified Executive (NCE) certification soon.
"Bill has an impressive track record that combines multiple management skills that makes him the right person for this position," said Sprout cofounder Chris Wyland. "We are at an important point of our growth and we need a person that is particularly adept at team building and problem solving to help us manage our operational needs."
Watson succeeds Chris Clasby, who is moving into a sales role after managing Sprout's operations department since the company's inception.
Sprout Healthy Vending franchises a turnkey healthy and organic vending program that includes branded equipment. It reportedly has more than70 operators in 40 markets in the U.S., with 1,000 individual locations projected by the end of 2012.
Watson is based at Sprout's corporate office in Irvine, CA.

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|Name: fetchmail
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.1
|Version: 6.3.21
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 4.1.3
|Build date: Sat Oct 29 22:00:14 2011
|Group: Productivity/Networking/Email/Utilities
|Build host: build17
|Size: 2981913
|Source RPM: fetchmail-6.3.21-4.1.3.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://fetchmail.berlios.de/
|Summary: Full-Featured POP and IMAP Mail Retrieval Daemon
Fetchmail is a robust and well-documented remote mail retrieval and forwarding utility intended to be used over on-demand TCP/IP links (such as SLIP or PPP connections). Fetchmail retrieves mail from remote mail servers and forwards it to your local machine's delivery system, so it can be read by normal mail user agents, such as mutt, elm, pine, (x)emacs/gnus, or mailx. fetchmailconf, an interactive GUI configurator suitable for end-users, is included in the fetchmailconf package.
* Sun Sep 18 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Apply packaging guidelines (remove redundant/obsolete tags/sections from specfile, etc.) * Tue Aug 30 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - repack upstream tarball without fetchmail-{SA,EN}-*.txt (bnc#713698) - add README-security.txt * Mon Aug 22 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to fetchmail-6.3.21 - critical bug fix - The IMAP client no longer inserts NUL bytes into the last line of a message when it is not closed with a LF or CRLF sequence. Reported by Antoine Levitt. As a side effect of the fix, and in order to avoid a full rewrite, fetchmail will now CRLF-terminate the last line fetched through IMAP, even if it is originally not terminated by LF or CRLF. This bears no relevance if your messages end up in mbox, but adds line termination for storages (like Maildir) that do not require that the last line be LF- or CRLF-terminated. * Thu Jun 30 2011 email@example.com - license update: GPLv2+ remove licenses " Other uncritical OpenSource License ; Public Domain, Freeware" * Mon Jun 06 2011 email@example.com - update to fetchmail-6.3.20 [#] SECURITY BUG FIXES - CVE-2011-1947 (bnc#697368): STARTTLS: Fetchmail runs the IMAP STARTTLS or POP3 STLS negotiation with the set timeout (default five minutes) now. This was reported missing, with observed fetchmail freezes beyond a week, by Thomas Jarosch. See fetchmail-SA-2011-01.txt for further details. [#] BUG FIXES - IMAP: Do not search for UNSEEN messages in ranges. Usually, there are very few new messages and most of the range searches result in nothing. Instead, split the long response to make the IMAP driver think that there are multiple lines of response. - Do not print "skipping message" for old messages even in verbose mode. If there are too many old messages, the logs just get filled without any real activity. - Build: fetchmail now always uses its own MD5 implementation rather than trying to find a system library with matched header. The library and header variants found on systems are too diverse, and the code size saving is not worth any more wasted user or programmer time. [#] CHANGES - Call strlen() only once when removing CRLF from a line. - fetchmail sets Internet domain sockets to "keepalive" mode now. Note that there is no portable way to configure actual timeouts for this mode, and some systems only support a system-wide timeout setting. fetchmail does not attempt to tune the time spans of keepalive mode. - remove build-time dependency on ed - use spec-cleaner * Mon Dec 13 2010 email@example.com - update to fetchmail-6.3.19 - bugfix release * When specifying multiple local multidrop lists, do not lose wildcard flag. (Affects "user foo is bar baz * is joe here") * In multidrop configurations, an asterisk can now appear anywhere in the list of local users, not just at the end. * In multidrop mode, header parsing is now more verbose in -vv mode, so that it becomes possible to see which header is used. * Make --antispam work from command line (these used to work in rcfiles). * Smoke test XHTML 1.1 validation, and if it fails, skip validating HTML documents. Skip validating Mailbox-Names-UTF7.html. Several systems have broken XHTML 1.1 DTD installations that jeopardize the build. * Send a NOOP only after a failed STARTTLS in IMAP. * GSSAPI verbose/debug syslog to INFO severity. Do STARTTLS/STLS negotiation in IMAP/POP3 if it is mandatory even if the server capabilities do not show support for upgradation to TLS. To use this, configure --sslproto tls1. * IMAP: Understand empty strings as FETCH response, seen on Yahoo. Note that fetchmail continues to expect literals as FETCH response for now. * Mon Oct 11 2010 email@example.com - update to fetchmail-6.3.18 [#] SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS TO DEFANG X.509 CERTIFICATE ABUSE * Fetchmail now only accepts wildcard certificate common names and subject alternative names if they start with "*.". Previous versions would accept wildcards even if no period followed immediately. * Fetchmail now disallows wildcards in certificates to match domain literals (such as 10.9.8.7), or wildcards in domain literals ("*.168.23.23"). The test is overly picky and triggers if the pattern (after skipping the initial wildcard "*") or domain consists solely of digits and dots, and thus matches more than needed. * Fetchmail now disallows wildcarding top-level domains. [#] CRITICAL BUG FIXES AND REGRESSION FIXES * Fetchmail 6.3.15, 6.3.16, and 6.3.17 would pick up libmd5 to obtain MD5* functions, as an effect of an undocumented Solaris MD5 fix. This caused all MD5-related functions to malfunction if, for instance, libmd5.so was installed on other operating systems as part of libwww on machines where long isn't 32-bits, i. e. usually on 64-bit computers. * Fetchmail 6.3.17 warned about insecure SSL/TLS connections even if a matching --sslfingerprint was specified. This is an omission from an SSL usability change made in 6.3.17. * Fetchmail will now apply timeouts to the authentication stage. This stage encompasses STARTTLS/STLS negotiation in IMAP/POP3. Reported missing by Thomas Jarosch. * Fetchmail now cancels GSSAPI authentication properly when encountering GSS errors, such as no or unsuitable credentials. It now sends an asterisk on a line by its own, as required in SASL. This fixes protocol synchronization issues that cause Authentication failures, often observed with kerberized MS Exchange servers. * Other fixes. * Tue Aug 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to fetchmail-6.3.17 [#] SECURITY FIX * CVE-2010-1167: Fetchmail before release 6.3.17 did not properly sanitize external input (mail headers and UID). [#] FEATURES * Fetchmail now supports a --sslcertfile <file> option to specify a "CA bundle" file (a file that contains trusted CA certificates). * Fetchmail now supports a FETCHMAIL_INCLUDE_DEFAULT_X509_CA_CERTS environment variable to force loading the default SSL CA certificate locations even if --sslcertfile or --sslcertpath is used. If neither option is in effect, fetchmail loads the default locations. [#] REGRESSION FIX * Fix string handling in rcfile scanner, which caused fetchmail to misparse a run control file in certain circumstances. [#] BUG FIXES * Plug memory leak when using a "defaults" entry in the run control file. * Do not print SSL certificate mismatches unless verbose or - -sslcertck is enabled. * Do not lose "set invisible" in fetchmailconf. (Michael Barnack) - drop fetchmail-SA-2010-02.patch (in upstream) * Mon Apr 19 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - add fetchmail-SA-2010-02.patch (bnc#597673) * Wed Apr 14 2010 email@example.com - make it possible change default fetchmailrc location using new sysconfig option - do not change owner of fetchmailrc in post * Wed Apr 07 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to fetchmail-6.3.16 [#] BUG FIX * Fix --interface option, broken in 6.3.15. [#] CHANGE * Call OpenSSL_add_all_algorithms(). This is needed to support non-mandatory algorithms in certificates. * Mon Mar 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to fetchmail-6.3.15 [#] FEATURE * Fetchmail now supports a bad-header command line or rcfile option that takes exactly one argument, accept or reject (default). [#] BUG FIXES * In the rcfile, recognize "local" as abbreviation for "localdomains", as documented. * Do not close stdout when using mda and "bsmtp -" at the same time. * Log operating system errors when BSMTP writes fail. * Fix verbose mode progress formatting regression from 6.3.10; SMTP trace lines were no longer on a line of their own. Reported by Melchior Franz. * Check seteuid() return value and abort running MDA if switch fails. * Set global flags in a consistent manner. Make --nosoftbounce and - -nobounce work from command line (these used to work in rcfiles). Reported and fix confirmed working by N.J. Mann. (Sunil Shetye) * Fri Feb 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to fetchmail-6.3.14 [#] SECURITY FIXES * SSL/TLS certificate information is now also reported properly on computers that consider the "char" type signed. Fixes malloc() buffer overrun. Workaround for older versions: do not use verbose mode. [#] BUG FIXES * The IMAP client no longer skips messages from several IMAP servers including Dovecot if fetchmail's "idle" is in use. Causes were that fetchmail (a) ignored some untagged responses when it should not (b) relied on EXISTS messages in response to EXPUNGE, which aren't mandated by RFC-3501 (the IMAP standard) and aren't sent by Dovecot either. Fix by Sunil Shetye (the fix also consolidates IMAP response handling, improving overall robustness of the IMAP client), bug report and testing by Matt Doran, with further hints from Timo Sirainen. * The SMTP client now recovers from errors (such as servers dropping the connection after errors) when sending an RSET command. Fix by Sunil Shetye. Report by James Moe. * The IMAP client now uses "SEARCH UNSEEN" rather than "SEARCH UNSEEN NOT DELETED" again on IMAP2, to fix a regression in fetchmail 6.2.5 reported by Will Stringer in June 2004. (Sunil Shetye) * The IMAP client now uses "SEARCH UNSEEN UNDELETED" on IMAP4 and IMAP4r1 servers (Sunil Shetye). * Workaround: The IMAP client now falls back to "FETCH n:m FLAGS" if the server does not support "SEARCH". (Sunil Shetye) * The IMAP client now requests message numbers in batches of 1,000 to avoid problems if there are more than 1860 unseen messages. (Sunil Shetye) Note that this wasn't security relevant because fetchmail would only read up to the maximum buffer size and leave the remainder of the string unread, going out of synch afterwards. * Stricter validation of IMAP responses containing byte or message counts. - fetchmail 6.3.13 : [#] REGRESSION FIXES * The multiline SMTP error fix in release 6.3.12 caused fetchmail to lose message codes 400..599 and treat all of these as temporary error. This would cause messages to be left on the server even if softbounce was turned off. Reported by Thomas Jarosch. * Fri Nov 13 2009 email@example.com - update to fetchmail-6.3.12 [#] REGRESSION FIXES * The CVS-2009-2666 fix in fetchmail release 6.3.11 caused a free() of unallocated memory on SSL connections, which caused crashes or program aborts on some systems (depending on how initialization and free() of unallocated memory is handled in compiler and libc). Workaround for older versions: run in verbose mode. Patch courtesy of Thomas Heinz, fixes Gentoo Bug #280760. This regression affected only the 6.3.11 release, but not the patch that was part of the security announcement fetchmail-SA-2009-01. [#] BUG FIXES * Fix error reporting for GSSAPI on Heimdal (h5l) Kerberos. * Look for MD5_Init in libcrypto rather than libssl, fixes Gentoo Kerberos builds; fixes upstream parts of Gentoo Bugs #231400 and #185652, and fixes BerliOS Bug #16134. * Report multiline SMTP errors properly, reported by Earl Chew; fixes Debian Bug [#569899], reported by Akihiro Terasaki. Note: This fix introduced a regression, fixed in 6.3.13. * Replace control characters in SMTP replies by '?'. * Fetchmailconf: Fix descriptions for smtpaddress and smtpname options; smtpaddress is for RCPT TO, not MAIL FROM. Found by Gerard Seibert. - update to fetchmail-6.3.13 [#] REGRESSION FIXES * The multiline SMTP error fix in release 6.3.12 caused fetchmail to lose message codes 400..599 and treat all of these as temporary error. This would cause messages to be left on the server even if softbounce was turned off. Reported by Thomas Jarosch. - drop fetchmail-6.3.11-fix-invalid-free.patch (fixed upstream) * Mon Aug 10 2009 email@example.com - add fetchmail-6.3.11-fix-invalid-free.patch - fix https://bugs.gentoo.org/280760 * Sun Aug 09 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - use new python macros * Thu Aug 06 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 6.3.11 [#] SECURITY BUGFIXES * CVE-2009-2666: SSL NUL prefix impersonation attack through NULs in a part of a X.509 certificate's CommonName and subjectAltName fields. These fields use opaque strings with a separate length field, so that the NUL character isn't a special character inside the certificate. Fetchmail, being written in the C language, used to treat these strings as C strings nonetheless, so that the domain comparison would end at the first embedded NUL character, rather than at the real end of the string. Fetchmail will now abort certificate verification as failed if NULs are encountered inside either of these fields regardless of their position, and drop the connection even if --sslcertck is not used, because NUL is not a valid character in legitimate DNS names. See fetchmail-SA-2009-01.txt for details, including a minimal patch. [#] BUGFIXES * Remove the spurious message "message delimiter found while scanning headers". RFC-5322 syntax states that the delimiter is part of the body, and the body is optional. * Convert all non-printable characters in certificate Subject/Issuer Common Name or Subject Alternative Name fields to ANSI-C hex escapes (\xnn, where nn are hex digits). * Fri Jul 03 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 6.3.10 (final version) * Mon Jun 01 2009 email@example.com - update to 6.3.10-beta1 [#] INCOMPATIBLE BUGFIXES AND CHANGES: * Fetchmail no longer drops permanently undelivered messages by default, to match historic documentation. It does this by adding a new "softbounce" option, see below. * There is a new "softbounce" global option that prevents the deletion of messages that have not been forwarded. It defaults to "true" for fetchmail 6.3.X in order to match historic documentation. This may change its default in the next major release. * For other changes, please see the package changelog - update fetchmail-6.3.8-smtp_errors.patch (partially upstreamed)
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text: November 8, 2013 — In 2013, Montréal's Space for Life, Canada's largest natural science museum conglomerate, welcomed its fourth member of the family: the Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium! In addition to its exceptional architecture, what really sets this cutting-edge facility apart is its immersive, participatory experiences. Driven by the talent and ingenuity of world-renowned artists, the Planetarium offers a novel approach to astronomy where visitors are encouraged to open up and see the world in a different way. Journey through the History of the Universe This starry journey will move you—literally! Visitors will travel through the history of the Universe, accompanied by excerpts of symphonic music by the prolific composer, Philip Glass. Journey through the Cosmos More scientific in nature, the immersive Star Theatre show features a thrilling virtual journey through the cosmos led by a skilled astronomy guide. Each show is different, as content changes with the seasons and with new scientific discoveries. EXO: our search for life in the Universe Astrobiology, or the study of the origin and future of life in the Universe, is the focus of the Planetarium's permanent exhibition. Interactive terminals, multi-touch tables and virtual characters reveal the many facets of this fascinating science. A section of the exhibition presents a veritable laboratory of geology and a rich collection of meteorites, the oldest bits of the solar system! Stellar Architectural Design Sitting next to the Montréal Biodôme, the Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium is a stunning example of environmentally-responsible architectural design, built in accordance with LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) environmental standards. With its two huge cones pointed skyward like telescopes scanning the Universe, the building features many optimized, eco-friendly systems. A highlight of the architectural design is a spectacular rooftop garden for visitors to enjoy. The Rio Tinto Planetarium is "where science and emotion meet". Isn't it amazing what can be done when you reach for the stars?


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'"I'm moving forward. Everyone knows the situation I was in in Buffalo. I've been the backup for a couple of years, and I've made it open that I wanted to play more games and I wanted to get the chance to compete for more ice time. The situation wasn't there and it came up and [Tuesday] when [Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff and general manager Darcy Regier] called me and told me, it felt right."'
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San Diego's ambulance provider has filed for bankruptcy less than six weeks after receiving a no-bid contract extension from city leaders.
Rural/Metro Corp. of Scottsdale, Ariz., announced Sunday it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization after reaching a deal with its lenders to cut its debt by roughly half. The company, which operates in 21 states, said operations will continue throughout the reorganization process.
Mayor Bob Filner and the City Council chose to stick with Rural/Metro in late June by approving a one-year deal, with an option for a second, to continue providing ambulance service in San Diego.
Rural/Metro's reputation took a hit in recent years when it was accused of financial irregularities related to a public-private partnership it created with San Diego, although an independent forensic accounting found no evidence of wrongdoing. The partnership, San Diego Medical Services Enterprise, was dissolved before the investigation was completed.
After the partnership fell apart, the city had planned to put the ambulance service up for competitive bid. The planned competition never happened because of delays under former Mayor Jerry Sanders and current Mayor Filner. That gave the council little choice but to re-up with Rural/Metro this year.
Filner has said he wants to use the extension period as an opportunity to explore whether to take the ambulance service in-house with city employees. The council authorized $100,000 in next year's budget for the study.
The delay of the competitive bid was a boon to the struggling Rural/Metro, which has deep ties with city and fire officials after 16 years of service, but a disappointment to two competing ambulance companies — Falck USA and American Medical Response — that have been eyeing the contract for years.
The bankruptcy reorganization had been a long time coming for Rural/Metro.
Lenders have agreed to provide the company $75 million in debtor-in-possession financing to meet its operational needs. Rural/Metro said it will also receive a cash infusion of $135 million as part of its agreement with lenders and bondholders, which will be filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.
"This agreement is good news for Rural/Metro and for the clients and communities we serve," said Scott A. Bartos, Rural/Metro's new president and chief executive. "We have a solution that keeps our operations moving forward while cutting our debt in half. The significant infusion of new capital by our lenders underscores their confidence in the value of our business, and will help ensure that we have a strong financial footing to resume growth and investment while honoring our agreements and continuing to provide outstanding service and patient care."
The company noted that its capital structure was created "under different economic circumstances, and making interest payments on the debt while at the same time investing in operations was more than the company's earnings could support."
Rural/Metro expects to complete its restructuring by the fourth quarter. It plans to renegotiate unprofitable contracts and free up capital to invest in its business.
Private equity firm Warburg Pincus bought Rural/Metro in 2011 for about $438 million.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Copyright: John Frost Newspapers
The newspaper: Evening Standard
The date: July 21, 1969
The news event: Man lands on the Moon
What you see: This is a 'Moon Landing' souvenir issue for the Evening Standard. Editors created a 'mock-up' of the main image in advance, as real pictures from the moon were not yet available. Fast equipment to send photographic images through space had not yet been invented.
Background: After World War II, several nations, particularly the Soviet Union and the United States (enemies in the Cold War) competed to be the first to send rockets, then animals, then men into space. For many years, the Soviets led this 'space race', sending the first man, Yuri Gagarin, to orbit the earth on April 13, 1961. But the US was the first country to send men to the moon. Newspapers knew the astronauts were on their way, and had time to get ready for the great occasion. The real pictures, seen all over the world, were released between two and three weeks later. Millions watched the landing on television; politics, war, famine and other news stories were pushed to the back of the queue as the world celebrated an outstanding example of human endeavour.
The front page: It was a dramatic front page that doubled sales to 1.2 million, but if the Americans had not landed, it would have been a very expensive mistake. Most newspapers cleared their front pages of advertising for such an important event, but the Standard decided to keep their ads for a German Auto Union Audi car and in the top left-hand 'earpiece' an ad for AC spark plugs. Perhaps it was a clever idea to mix old and very new technology.
Design: The design of such big events is usually decided by the photograph or artwork available. Here the graphic artists who would have been more used to designing advertisements devised a clever montage showing the lunar module. The 'splash' headline was simple but effective: THE FIRST FOOTSTEP. The few words of copy were typeset in a larger size than normal and were suitably dramatic:
Human footsteps crunch noiselessly on lunar soil; never to be erased for perhaps a million years.
One of the two brave men gazes at this alien world through gold visors with almost unbelieving eyes. No wind, nor rain, or words shatter the eerie silence. They are there!
The enormous photograph stretched across the page is brilliantly dramatic - almost like a cinema screen revealing to the reader a whole new world.


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NEWPORT BEACH — A woman found dead face-down on the beach Monday and whose death has been ruled "suspicious" by police has been identified as a Bellflower resident.
Tina Hoang, 20, was identified Thursday by the Orange County Coroner's Office. She was found Monday morning by a couple walking the beach near Lifeguard Tower 71.
Kathy Lowe, spokeswoman for the Newport Police Department, said detectives were investigating the death that has been labeled "suspicious" pending toxicology tests.
Lowe would not say whether there were any signs of trauma or comment on whether the deceased was clad when found. She also would not comment on whether the woman was believed to have died at the beach or elsewhere.
Los Angeles and Orange County superior court records show Hoang had a lengthy list of prostitution convictions and pending cases. Her attorney, David Nisson, said she had given birth to a boy in January.
He also said he was representing her in 15 open cases, including open investigations and probation violations.
She was due in court today Friday in Van Nuys and had future court dates in Orange County and downtown Los Angeles.
Nisson said he didn't know about Hoang's personal life nor did he have any indication that she might be in danger or have relationship problems.
"I was shocked," he said of learning of her death.
"I just knew her in court," he said. "She seemed like a nice and respectful person. She had an education."
Nisson said he last saw Hoang on Feb. 26 when he helped lower her bail and get her released from jail.
He mused that she could have had a different fate if he hadn't helped to spring her.
Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Garrett Fitzgerald at 949-644-3797. Anonymous tips can be left by calling 800-550-NBPD.
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Thornburg's bat, arm lead to win
Starting pitcher hits home run, pitches 5 2/3 innings for win
By Jonathan Raymond / Special to MLB.com | April 26, 2012 8:40 PM ET
The right-hander popped a fourth-inning, three-run homer that eventually proved to be the difference in the Stars' 5-4 win over Mississippi.
With two outs and two men on in the top of the fourth, Thornburg (2-0) sent a Zeke Spruill fastball over the left-field wall for his first professional home run.
"I was pretty happy about it, thought I hit it pretty well," said Thornburg. "It was funny walking into the dugout, everyone was just smiling. It felt good. Every time a pitcher hits a bomb, it's so unexpected, so people are like, 'What the heck?' or 'Wow.'"
Milwaukee's No. 4 prospect retired two of the first three batters in the sixth, and then the Braves' Adam Milligan reached on first baseman Hunter Morris' fielding error and Christian Bethancourt eked out an infield single.
Cory Harrilchak's bases-loaded double off reliever Darren Byrd plated all three runs. But it was all the scoring the Braves would muster and Thornburg's second win was preserved.
"In the sixth it was really humid, you're sweating a lot so it's kind of hard to grip the ball," said the 2010 third-rounder. "I walked a guy, there was an infield hit and an error. Not too much you can do about it, can't really complain.
"It was definitely one of those good nights overall. You know I ended up needing that home run, otherwise I would've gotten the loss. But it feels great to get out there and get the win."
Thornburg wound up allowing four runs -- one earned -- on four hits and three walks while striking out seven over 5 2/3 innings. The effort dropped his ERA back below two at 1.93 and his seven strikeouts give him 33 over 28 innings against seven walks through his first five starts.
The Houston native said he worked mostly with his fastball, and partially fell into trouble because he wasn't locating his off-speed pitches with consistency.
"I'm definitely happy to have the second win," he said. "I was hoping to get to it a bit earlier, but 2-0, I'll take it."
Right fielder Kentrail Davis, the Brewers' No. 9 prospect, provided Thornburg with his first two runs when he drove a two-run double to left in the third.
Robert Wooten closed the door on Mississippi, striking out two in a perfect ninth for his fourth save.
Jonathan Raymond is a contributor for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Team Safariland Member Michael Voigt Wins His 10th USPSA Multi-Gun Nationals
JACKSONVILLE, Florida – Safariland, a BAE Systems line of business, announces that Team Safariland member Mike Voigt achieved an unprecedented 10th victory at the 2009 USPSA (U.S. Practical Shooting Sports Association) Multi-Gun National Championships using Safariland™ products in all disciplines of fire.
Voigt wore Safariland's newest competition holster, the Model 013, for the pistol discipline, which offered him a secure and fast holster. He used several Safariland tactical accessory products for the rifle and shotgun category including: the Model 774 Rifle Mag Pouch, which clips on to the belt offering an adjustable carry angle; the Model 7742 Magazine Doubler, which provided him with quick efficient reloads of the second magazine; the molded ABS Model 080-12 to hold two shot shells; and the RR-600-2 3-9x scope.
In the women's class, Maggie Reese, sponsored by Safariland, won the Open Ladies Division also using the Model 013 and the same tactical accessories as Voigt for the rifle and shotgun categories. Tasha Hanish, another Safariland sponsored shooter, won the Tactical Scope Ladies Division wearing a Safariland holster Model 567 Belt Slide holster.
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Hello everyone, first post here, have a few questions.
I have the doomed bcm43xx card that seems to be hit or miss for everyone
I am looking to buy a new card to slip in to the laptop but I only have an ExpressCard slot, I could buy a usb one but I am trying to find one that has a lower profile
Looking for one that hopefully has the Atheros chipset or another one that would be highly supported, has a connection for an external antenna if I am trying to reach an ap of mine farther away.
after looking around I found the Ubiquiti SRX 300mW 802.11G/B/A Wireless Card for Express Card Slot but that seems a little too pricey at the moment,
Anyone know of any compatible cards that might be at least under 100$ and be expresscard and have a hookup for external antenna??
also a side note, the HCL:wireless list on btwiki doesnt have a section for ExpressCards that I could find, is that because not many cards are out for express card??
Any input welcome, should i just suck it up and overlook my OCD and just get a USB dongle?
Thanks -mkrusen


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Whilst there may be no substitute for a trip to a bright and friendly New Look store there are a few benefits to choosing to do your shopping online. If you are shopping for kids or teens and you want to stock up on basics for their wardrobes then taking a look at the Web Exclusives section of the website could prove useful. Here you will find offers that have not yet been made available in store or that may only appear in New Look's flagship branches.
There are a range of great multi-buy offers to be found under the exclusives section for teens this season. For example, you can buy pleat toe flat £2.00 or a boyfriend knit cardigan for only £7.00, reduced from £15.00. String vests and oversized crop tops are also on offer. When shopping for teenagers who seem to be growing at a rate of a centimetre a minute you simply don't want to be forking out large sums for new clothes each week and New Look's web exclusives section could help you to cut these costs.
Furthermore, if time is running short, ordering online can save you a good deal of time and energy, particularly if you already know New Look's sizes fairly well. Even if not, the easy to use returns policy is enough to reassure even the newest of online shoppers. Items can be returned in store or by post.


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Beverly Nickerson
Bev has local roots to the area, growing up and attending schools in Kent County. She attended Chesapeake College majoring in Business Management. She then held positions locally before landing at Washington College in 1997. She worked her way up the ladder beginning as a copy clerk, moving through the ranks until being promoted to the position of Director of Central Services.
Her training ranges from managerial to postal operations, gaining certifications through seminars given by the Postal Service, Neopost, Pitney Bowes and attending MailCom Convention, as well as membership in Mail Systems Management Association and local Postal Service Councils gaining networking relationships and training with peers in the mailing industry. Those certifications are in the disciplines of Delivery and Distribution, Postal Mail Management, New Manager Training, Conflict Management, Professional Mail Management, Safety and Security Management, Executive Management, Leadership and Staff Development, and College and University Mail Management Certification. She is a certified Mail Design Consultant, a mail industry-wide accreditation.
She is married with one daughter attending York College of Pennsylvania and enjoys spending her spare time reading, being a Baltimore Ravens football fan, and watching most other sporting events, walking her two Jack Russell dogs and going to dinner with friends. Her husband is a supervisor in the US Postal Service so they are a postal family.


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'"For a lot of years here he's epitomized the Buffalo Sabres," defenseman Rhett Warrener said. "There's nothing else that he wants or nothing else that he does but be a Buffalo Sabre. He loves Buffalo."'
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ROCK HILL, S.C. - Brevard College sophomore Matthew Pruitt was selected as a preseason All-South Atlantic Conference third baseman after a stellar 2009 campaign in which he hit a team-high .315 to go with 14 doubles. The sophomore from Hendersonville, N.C. added 41 hits and 25 RBIs, and crossed the plate 27 times, while staying among the team leaders in fielding percentage in receiving this recognition.
Tusculum College, which has won the South Atlantic Conference baseball championship in four of the past five years, is the preseason favorite to capture another crown in a poll of the league's head coaches, the league announced.
The Pioneers received five first-place votes and 73 total points in the SAC preseason baseball poll. The preseason All-Conference team was also announced, with the Pioneers placing a league-best six on the team, including five on the first team.
The Pioneers baseball team is listed No. 17 in the country according to the 2010 Collegiate Baseball Magazine NCAA Division II Preseason Poll.
Tusculum head coach Doug Jones, who is entering 13th season at the helm of the Pioneer program, returns 20 lettermen, including six starters from last year's 36-18 club that won its fourth SAC Championship and advanced to the NCAA II Tournament for a fifth time in seven years.
Six Pioneers players were selected on the preseason All-Conference team. Pitcher Taylor Rakes, who went 5-1 with a 3.38 ERA, and relief pitcher Michael Franklin, who had a 2-0 record with three saves, join catcher Sean Cotton on the first team. Cotton had 44 RBIs last season. Also on the first team is a pair of outfielders in Jared Richmond and Nate Grabowski. Grabowski was second in the league in on-base percentage last year and fifth in batting average. Richmond had 11 home runs and led the SAC with six triples. Tusculum second baseman Payden Houser was named to the second team.
Catawba College is picked to finish second. The Indians, who won the 2009 Food Lion SAC Tournament, received three first place votes and 70 total points. Four Indians players made the preseason All-Conference team. Pitcher Trevor Mullins and third baseman Craige Lyerly were both first team, Mullins who posted a 3.76 ERA last season and Lyerly, the returning SAC Player of the Year, had a .444 batting average with 106 hits and 70 runs scored. Pitcher Nathan Furr and outfielder Josh Hohn were both named preseason second team All-Conference.
Lenoir-Rhyne University was picked to finish third; the Bears received 53 total points. Four Bears were named to the preseason All-Conference team. Second baseman Hank Wofford, who stole 15 bases last season; outfielder Evan Taylor; and designated hitter Rob Knight, who batted .452 with 48 runs last season, were all named to the preseason first team. Catcher Brian Dice was named preseason second team All-Conference.
Wingate University was picked to finish fourth; the Bulldogs received 52 total points. Four Bulldogs were placed on the preseason All-Conference team. Relief pitcher Lee Oxendine; pitcher Tyler Almond, who had a 3.28 ERA last season; outfielder Nick Siega-Riz; and designated hitter Heath Weatherford, who hit 9 homeruns and 18 doubles last season, were all selected to the preseason second team All-Conference.
Newberrry College was picked to finish in fifth place in the South Atlantic Conference and received 46 total points after going 21-25 last season. Newberry pitcher Josh McElwee, who led the league with 91 strikeouts last season, was picked as a preseason first team All-Conference.
Carson-Newman College was picked to finish sixth; the Eagles received 44 total points. Three Eagles were named to the preseason All-Conference team. First baseman Derek Long was named first team. Shortstop Mills Roger and outfielder Evan Patterson, who lead the SAC in stolen bases last season with 24, were both named second team All-Conference.
Mars Hill College was picked to finish seventh and received 34 total points. Three Lions were selected for the preseason All-Conference team. Shortstop Devin Presnell, who batted .391 with 72 hits and 50 last season, was selected to the preseason first team. Pitcher Justin Hall, who posted a 3.79 ERA and a 6-2 record last season, and first baseman Brandon Savoca, were both named preseason second team.
Lincoln Memorial University was picked to finish eight in the South Atlantic Conference and received 24 total points. The Railsplitters had two players named to the preseason All-Conference team. Second baseman Nick Langley and third baseman John Couch, who recorded 17 doubles in 48 games last season, were both named second team All-Conference team.
Brevard College was picked to finish ninth after a 10-32 season last year. The Tornados received 9 total points. The Tornados third baseman Matthew Pruitt, who recorded 14 doubles in 34 games last season, was selected to the preseason second team All-Conference team.
The 2010 baseball season begins Monday with Lenoir-Rhyne opening on the road at Pfeiffer. Five more games are on tap Tuesday, with Lenoir-Rhyne, Newberry and Wingate all playing their home opener.
The 2010 Food Lion SAC Baseball Tournament will be April 22-25 at McNair Field in Forest City, N.C. The tournament winner will receive an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament.
Pl School 1st Pts.
1. Tusculum (5) 73
2. Catawba (3) 70
3. Lenoir-Rhyne 53
4. Wingate 52
5. Newberry 46
6. Carson-Newman (1) 44
7. Mars Hill 34
8. Lincoln Memorial 24
9. Brevard 9
2010 Preseason All-South Atlantic Conference Baseball Teams
First Team
Catcher – Sean Cotton, Tusculum
Relief Pitcher – Michael Franklin, Tusculum
Pitcher – Josh McElwee, Newberry
Pitcher - Taylor Rakes, Tusculum
Pitcher – Trevor Mullins, Catawba
1st Base – Derek Long, Carson-Newman
2nd Base – Hank Wofford, Lenoir-Rhyne
Shortstop- Devin Presnell, Mars Hill
3rd Base – Craige Lyerly, Catawba
Outfield – Jared Richmond, Tusculum
Outfield – Nate Grabowski, Tusculum
Outfield – Evan Taylor, Lenoir-Rhyne
Designated Hitter – Rob Knight, Lenoir-Rhyne
Second Team
Catcher – Brian Dice, Lenoir-Rhyne
Relief Pitcher – Lee Oxendine, Wingate
Pitcher – Tyler Almond, Wingate
Pitcher – Nathan Furr, Catawba
Pitcher –Justin Hall, Mars Hill
1st Base – Brandon Savoca, Mars Hill
2nd Base – Nick Langley, Lincoln Memorial
2nd Base – Payden Houser, Tusculum
Shortstop- Mills Roger, Carson-Newman
3rd Base – Matthew Pruitt, Brevard
3rd Base – John Couch, Lincoln Memorial
Outfield – Josh Hohn, Catawba
Outfield – Evan Patterson, Carson-Newman
Outfield – Nick Siega-Riz, Wingate
Designated Hitter – Heath Weatherford, Wingate


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Hey it's Diana DeGarmo and Ace Young.
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Jonah Hill put on a new shirt for a date with his girlfriend.
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Torquato Tasso's epic poem Gerusalemme Liberata inspired Italian Renaissance and baroque madrigal composers for over 50 years, with its tales of love, war, and betrayal during the Crusades.
ARTEK will present 16th-century madrigal settings by Giaches de Wert and Claudio Monteverdi, two of the great madrigal masters, together with 17th-century monody and additional madrigal settings by Rovetta, Mazzocchi, and others. Featuring the renowned ARTEK singers: Laura Heimes, Barbara Hollinshead, Ryland Angel, Philip Anderson, and Peter Becker, together with members of ARTEK'soutstanding continuo band.
Time: 7:00 pm Pre-concert lecture by Dr. Barbara Hanning
8:00 pm Performance
Tickets: $50 preferred ; $40 ($30 seniors) center and balcony; $30 ($15 seniors) rear and partial view. Students $15 at the door only.