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Event: Bollywood stars atended late Feroz Khan's prayer meet at Hotel JW Marriott, Juhu, Mumbai.
Guest List: Abhishek Bachchan, Tara Sharma, Ashish Chaudhary, Kunal Kapoor, Arjun Rampal, Amitabh Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Eesha Deol, Fardeen Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Zayed Khan, Sanjay Dutt, Shah Rukh Khan, Jaya Bachchan, Tabu, Vidya Balan, Tusshar Kapoor, Celina Jaitley, Dharmendra, Urmila Matondkar, Manyata Dutt, Rishi Kapoor, Arbaaz Khan, Dino Morea, Javed Jaffrey, Bappi Lahiri, Jagdeep, Akbar Khan, Amisha Patel, Sanjay Kapoor, Mumtaz, Juhi Chawla, Simi Garewal, Zeenat Aman, Waheeda Rehman, Sophie Chaudhry, Kunal Khemu, Gauri Khan, Amar Singh
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Humans could be walking on Mars in less than two decades and the giant leap for mankind may be captured first by Canberra's new $55 million space dish unveiled by NASA on Wednesday.
The 34-metre dish, Deep Space Station 35, will be managed by CSIRO and has been five years in the making and is set to break ground in new frontiers in space.
"Right here in down under Australia, we have the best view of the sky above," associate deputy administrator for space communications and navigation at NASA, Badri Younes, said.
"Here, we heard the first words and saw the first images of humans in space… and I promise you, this antenna will give us the first steps on Mars."
NASA invested $55 million in the Canberra-based antenna dish and will spend an equal amount on a second dish, DSS36, which should be complete next year
Together they will be critical in supporting most of NASA's upcoming missions, Dr Younes said.
"This is because in the years 2016 and 2017, most of our space missions will be more visible from the southern hemisphere so they will depend greatly on the work being done in Australia," he said.
The antenna's first mission will happen on July 14 when it photographs Pluto, which will produce the "first ever" close-up images of the planet, according to CDSCC director Ed Kruzins.
"We've only had glimpses of what it might look like from the Hubble Space Telescope," he said.
With Australia a key geographical location for the future of deep space missions, the Canberra dishes may hold the key to questions about life beyond earth.
They will play a central part in investigating Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, which NASA suspects has similar volcanic vents to those found deep underneath Earth's oceans.
"When they sent a submarine down, they found a whole lot of life that didn't need light," Dr Kruzins said.
"So you never know your luck on Europa, it could be the same situation… these antennas will play a central part in getting that information back."
The new dish will also be a part of a separate search for similar answers.
"We know that there was water on Mars… organisms could've well lived on it but we are yet to find any real trace of life on Mars," Dr Kruzins said.
"We are pretty enthusiastic about finding out, and this [dish] will be part of that mission as well.
By discovering more about what happened to Mars, we can learn more about the process of climate change, Dr Kruzins said.
Despite this milestone in space exploration, there is still a long way to go.
"NASA's journey to the heavens has just started…" Dr Younes said.
"We are all driven by that sense of exploration, and these are better explorers here [in Australia] than anywhere else."
"The universe is there for us to go and explore, to understand who we are, where we are going, and to ask: are there other people out there?"


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Life as a kid at CAS's Telecommunication Information Studies and Media (TISM) summer camp keeps getting cooler every year. I'm a bit envious that I can't spend my summer attending "Miss Media Michigan," a camp chock full of multi-media adventures for girls in grades 7 through 12.
These potential technology leaders of tomorrow — the Meg Whitmans (eBay founder and Hewlett-Packard CEO), Marissa Mayers (Yahoo! CEO) and Susi Elkins (our own WKAR TV station manager) — will have a chance to explore careers in fields such as video game design, 3-D animation, website design, audio engineering, radio broadcasting and television production.
Taught by experienced faculty, media experts from the field, and some of our brightest, most enthusiastic college students, teenage girls will be introduced to a media playground where they can experiment and build confidence working with state-of-the-art technology. "Miss Media Michigan," which takes place here on campus June 24-28, kicks off four weeks of other amazing summer camps for both boys and girls.
Wouldn't it be fun to spend a week making movies and sound tracks? Or designing your own video game, website or animated characters? My own son, Ben who is now 16, has been coming to TISM camps since middle school. I can personally attest to how much fun he had while accidentally learning some amazing skills. Check out all the options here.
For those like me who can't sneak in as a teenager anymore, consider sending your child or funding a scholarship for a teen to attend our summer camp program. Scholarships are awarded based on financial need and the student's ability to communicate how attending Media Camp will be meaningful to him or her.
The benefits to both middle and high school students, as well as CAS and our college students are priceless. The combination of solid instruction, creativity, mentoring and confidence building, as well as pure fun opens the door for future academic and career exploration, and the next generation of entrepreneurs and media-savvy global communicators.
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David Garrard would probably like to forget 2011.
He was surprisingly cut by the Jaguars on the eve of the regular season and never latched on with another team after battling back problems that ultimately required surgery.
But Garrard's agent says he's just about ready to re-launch his career in 2012, and teams are already making inquiries.
"David is confident that he'll be ready in four to six weeks," Albert Irby told NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora on Wednesday.
"He is open to all teams and any situation that makes sense for him and the team. He will take a backup position, or a starting position. It depends on the situation."
In nine seasons in Jacksonville, Garrard went 40-38, threw for 16,003 yards, 89 TDs and 54 INTs. He was a Pro Bowler in 2009.
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I thought I'd post something perhaps new here. My abused S300 and a story how it gets here.
Bought in 2001 for what would buy a kit SLR it was my first DC, its gone with me almost always until this summer (s70). It does however give me a benchmark on reliability. It has:
1. probably in excess of 120,000 pics, mostly done in extreme conditions in our coastal mountains
2. been dropped more times than I care to mention including a slinky like tumble down 5 concrete steps.
3 fell with me down an embankment (while on), putting the lens off on a 5 degree angle for which I had to snap it back into position. (there is a big dimple on the bezel where it landed.
4. been so wet with rain that the pictures were all fog
5. taken apart by me to fix the intermittant switch (wheel) with control cleaner.
6. gone through 5 batteries, two still work.
7. held together by duck tape where the screws used to be.
8. sometimes the case needs a good push to snap it back into position (see 7)
9. Zoom buttons broke in half about a year ago, black tape held them working until the little buttons below cracked (now no zoom but will work on a fix)
10. Painted black (hated blinding reflections) but now peeling.
11.Leaf lens cover stuck, fixed with a little cleaning and lubricant
12. Viewfinder full of lint and dirt (I Like this feature as it reduced the possibility of eye damage from the sun).
Amongst other things.
It does however still take good pictures which have a dynamic range to kill for, no bad pixels or other nasties have marred the output. So I bought another (metal s70) Canon and am up to 45,000 pictures (mostly mountains).
Hopefully the new crop will be as rugged as this venerable old S300!
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This unit examines assessment, diagnosis and management of specialist populations, including stuttering and clients with complex communication needs.
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my bellman was fantastic. he took me up to my room and made sure everything worked before leaving.
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.
Nice staff Parking
Walking access to ORD and CTA
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.
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
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.
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!
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)
in the airport building, reasonably priced. Maids kept knocking in the morning even though we had a late check-out.
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
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.
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.
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
Convenient hotel for bus travel Location is a drag
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.
Great value. Very nice design. Convenient location. Polite staff. Full parking lot. Long walk to the room.
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.
Great location, with easy access from your parking garage. Polite and helpful stay. Great breakfast buffet. Big T.V in our room #302.
Everything the waiting Time for shuttle to the casino
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.
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.
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.
Great hotel bar with happy hour and great food. Airport Shuttle service Clean, comfortable rooms. Parking situation is difficult when arriving and checking in.
Not impressed with charging to register early. And never have had a 4 pm register time.
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.
The staff was extremely friendly, the hotel looked great and the parking garage was great for us to leave our vehicle during our trip.
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.
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.
Clean, cool decor, good service, good shuttle , if you are ever stuck at Ohare Consider this hotel
Nothing much Pay to park even though it was that far from city, bad bathroom, no complementary breakfast
Bed could have been more comfortable.
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
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?
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.
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.
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.
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 .
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!
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.
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.
Clean, comfortable rooms
Clean. Quiet room. Nice bathroom. Near the Rosemont entertainment district. Self park should be free with validation. Paid $24
Bussines oriented only
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
Very unique, clean, and great price for a night Outrageous parking fee, cleanliness of pool table
Free coffee
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.
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
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.
They charge for parking???? That's ridiculous
Parking is a bit difficult, having to validate parking everyday ia a pain but the hotel is beautiful, clean and comfortable
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.
Cool euro style rooms, super easy access to O Hare
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.
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.
Location, van service, room for the price, VERY nice front desk staff Noisy neighborhood near airport/flight path
Very long lines in the hotel Starbucks. Add more staff or another coffee shop.
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.
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
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
That it was clean and you have till 3 to check out on Sunday. You had to pay to park
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!
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.
The comfy bed The old shower head barely working
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
Cleanliness. Spacious. Comfortable.
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.
Room was spacious and clean. Also, great customer service! I liked everything!
I really appreciated the shuttle service to the airport and the friendliness of the shuttle drivers,=.
Convenient location, staff was extremely nice and helpful. No exhaust fan in bathroom just a big hole. Problems with the cooling system.
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
room was quiet and had good black out drapes breakfast was about $20... not worth it
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.
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.
They refused to refund my money which I have not checked inn I cancelled my booking an hour later after I booked.
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
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.
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.
Comfortable bed. Good buffet breakfast. Convenient for the conference centre. Pool Not really. Of its kind it was good.
Quiet location. Clean facilities. Staff were very helpful and accommodating. Good food. Great cookies! No.
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.
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.
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.
Treadmills were not in good shape
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
Big room No free wi-fi
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.
Rooms were really big, great staff, clean hotel
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.
Space in the roomnothing
Took my family of 5 here to stay, everything was great
good locaton and the staff was very helpful with providing destination info anytime it was it was requested. ???? can't think of any.
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.
The staff was so friendly and welcoming, even my teenage daughter commented on how nice everyone was.
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 penthouse was beautiful. Close to the blue line. The pool was warm
We liked the location being close to the convention center. The whole building was vastly under staffed. We could see the frustration in the eyes of the existing staff. Management was overwhelmed and appeared not to have proper training or experience. The elevators were not all operating and it took far too much time to get from the top floor to the lobby. The breakfast was cold and under cooked. On the last day of our stay the D.E.A. made a bust and was running around with guns drawn, while looking for someone. This made the reason for hearing people knocking on the door in the next room all night clear. I will be staying at the Hilton next year.
Liked the valet parking, the breakfast that's included, and its location in relation to the Stephenson Convention Center. Comfy bed. Poor service in the tavern, we walked out in anger. Coffee supplied in the rooms was just nasty tasting (Rain Forest French Roast, Yech!)
Enjoyable and quiet
The room, the fact that there was a restaurant,and a breakfast
The hotel's facilities are excellent. It offers a breakfast as part of the room package that's wonderful; a chef cooks omelettes to order and there are a wide variety of other great breakfast items to add to your plate(s). The hotel's staff was very cordial, however I had a concerning experience with the reservations staff. As is my practice, I called the hotel the day of my arrival (May 23)to confirm my reservation. I was advised that no reservation had been made in my name. The clerk apparently searched for it in a variety of ways, but was unable to locate it. I eventually made another reservation through hotel staff. When I arrived at the hotel for check in, the counter clerk found both resrvations. She kindly canceled the second reservation (without penalty). No one seemed to know why my Booking.Com reservation was not visible (made on May 14) was not found by the hotel staff person I talked with earlier on May 23.
Spent overnight at thew hotel. Good service and helpful staff.
Breakfast Dated, rooms not very clean, room doors are glass with curtains (not very practical), interior of rooms beat up, dated, and in need of serious renovation. Not typical of other Embassy Suits I've stayed in.
Great location for shopping and restaurants. Rooms need to be updated and staff are not as friendly as I'm accustomed to when staying at Hilton Honors properties. Elevators are slow, so wait time can be longer than expected.
We loved everything! Mostly, we loved the attitude of the staff. They made us feel welcome and went overboard to be helpful. Didn't like having to leave.
not much at all have to pay for parking my car in the parking lot have to pay for a cuppa coffee in the hallway The staff was very rude The room has a smell to it too far away from everything I would not recommend the location to anybody
The close proximity to O'hare airport. The fact I couldn't receive room service before 7am.
Shuttle bus is convenience. The receipt is supplied in time. The price is pretty high.
excellent service. very clean and confortable.
When I check out the staff at reception desk refused to give me a recipt. They said that they did not charge my credit card. Though this is tackled through booking.com, the experience is bad to me.
My room was nice once I got into it. BUILDING: When I arrived, I literally thought the hotel had shut down because the property and building looked like a mangled construction site. I found the entrance and attempted to check in. CHECK IN DISASTER/ CUSTOMER SERVICE: I gave the girl my name and she laughed at me and told me I was in the wrong hotel. I confirmed the hotel name and showed her my confirmation email. She gave me a confused look and said that I didn't have a reservation because I must've booked last minute... I booked two weeks beforehand. She then told me that she would just run my card and book me a new room- but I had already paid!!!! Then she told me to print out my confirmation email from their computer, but both browsers were so old, it wouldn't pull up my email account. After going back and forth, she had me send my confirmation email to her personal email because the company email wasn't working. She NEVER apologized for the inconvenience. Finally, she gave me a room key, but didn't give me any sort of directions to my room (so I thought it must've been an easy room to find). Wrong. They had a sign that blocked the hallway saying that this part of the hotel was closed. My room was down that hallway. Construction everywhere. Smelled awful. I ended up walking around for a bit in the creepiest looking hotel (think murder movie style with construction and plastic sheets hanging over certain hallways), then just ignored the sign and walked behind it to get to the room. BREAKFAST: I woke up the next morning, checked out, and walked to the attached restaurant for the complimentary breakfast that comes with the room. I got there and the greeter accused me of stealing breakfast (terrible, stale food) because I didn't have a room key. Awesome.
You did not give me the bill. Please send me the bill to email@example.com
Staff was very helpful and courteous, the shuttle drivers were prompt and the room was updated with very comfortable mattresses. The bathroom was clean and well stocked with towels and washcloths. We had a great dinner at the restaurant at the end of the building, Shoeless Joe's, which was easy to walk to and open late. With free breakfast, Wi-Fi, and proximity to O'hare airport, can't beat it.
Good simple place to stay with close access to airport. construction in parking lot was annoying. Tar covered lot, so we had to park next door and walk to hotel.
So the good, breakfast for the most part is a great selection, the beds were clean and comfortable, the staff were very friendly and the shuttle service was a life saver. There is an expansive amount of construction going on around the hotel (not their fault but something to be aware of), hot water in the showers just doesn't happen which is odd because the bathroom sink 2 feet away will reach at least 10 or 20 degrees warmer, our room was very recently painted as evidenced by the fresh paint smell, we cracked our windows for the first day and it didn't bother us as much after that, and finally that breakfast, while they do have many of the staples to get you by the specialty items of the day are nothing to write home about, you'll get better pancakes and eggs at the McDonalds across the street.
Nothing Water pouring out of light fixture in bathroom. Perhaps explained the disgusting smell of the room, though the odor in the second room was not better. Our two 10 year old children cried because they did not want to stay in a room that smelled so bad. When we complained, we were told no other rooms were available. Had it not been after midnight when we arrived I would have switched hotels.
It was a nice stay, I did like the complementary breakfast th The Hotel is a lil out dated and can use a remodel
I liked that the fridge and microwave where available Poor water pressure and a lot of noise
Pickup took thirty minutes. Though I was in the proper spot, they claimed that I missed the van.
Staff was working hard. Price was decent. Staff gave us the key to the wrong room, people were already in there. Bathroom was a bit dirty.
Close to airport
Van driver went out of his way to help. The front desk staff were courteous and professional. The facilities were run down - we had two rooms next to each other. Unfortunately one of the rooms we had entry to had people already in the room.
room refrigerator wasn't working properly
The staff was very helpful and the shuttle to Hyatt Regency near the Convention Center was a great convenience.
Good service Construction going on outside the hotel
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Best value and hotel I've found in Chicago! I've been flying in and out of Chicago for years and just discovered this location. New rooms, great beds, awesome breakfast and friendly staff are part of the refreshing lodging experience you get here!
Hyatt Place was absolutely amazing. From the moment you walk in you are treated with complete kindness and warmth. The rooms are gorgeous and The staff is top notch. The continental breakfast was delicious. We will definitely stay here again.
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Everything Cost for parking
Free breakfast! This was the best hotel breakfast I've ever had - the buffet ear huge and had a great selection of food! The hotel was clean, the staff were friendly, and the location was where I wanted to be. Nothing!
The location, shuttle service, breakfast and people in the reception. Not.
Just about everything - great room, super free breakfast - awesome staff, reliable wifi, and really nice exercise room. Very close to the highway, and right in the flight path, so lots of noise. Channel lineup on the TV was a little unusual.
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Easily accessible, comparably cheap. My room on the 8th floor smelled like used frying pan as it was above the kitchen and the heating/cooling unit suck in the kitchen exhausts. The room was noisy as isolation as such was nonexistent. They said they had no plug adaptor.
Parking included Hot in hallways
I stayed only one night, however, it provided me everything I needed. It is a nice hotel worth spending the amount I payed. It's a bit far from Chicago, but is very close to the airport, which is useful for those who have the plane early in the morning.
Needed a little bit of TLC there wasn't a lot of trash but there where some trash in between the bushes and the stones. Pool area could use some shade get some umbrellas to be able to enjoy a bit of the pool
The staff were really great. We had never been in the area so they gave us great suggestions and were sweet even with all the questions we had. The rooms were comfortable and fairly clean. It's real close to the airport and they have constant shuttles going and they are more than willing to make sure you get a Taxi if the shuttle is full. Not really much horrible things to say.
The lobby, staff, and Bar/Restaurant were great. Decent cable selection. The bed was a simple mattress that was pretty well worn out. The sheets pulled off easily while sleeping. The room it self was a bit dated.
We booked using hotels.com for a room with two double beds and a separate seating area with a sofa bed. Upon arriving we were told this type of room did not exist at the hotel. We were given a two double bed accommodation with no separate seating area, no sofa, and no rollaway bed. I advise to never book at hotels.com since the "best they could do" was give only a partial refund even though they were in the wrong for offering a nonexistent room choice and the room rate for what we were given would have been way less.
proximity to a cta station and the airport shuttle too far away from the center of the city; outdated lobby and restaurant
Nothing Hotel was not clean my room was very dirty and dusty and out dated. The carpet had a Oder we found food in the hall way. It look like there was illegal activity going on. I will never stay at this hotel again also very poorly managed. I only stayed at this hotel for 7hr. I complain for 1hr and slept for 6hr then I checkout.
Clean and comfortable hotel room, friendly reception and good facilities. Free shuttle from airport helped us until we secured our rental car the next day. Bed was too firm for my liking. Shuttle driver was grumpy. Didn't realize we had to pay for breakfast so I was surprised at the $40 bill for 3 people.
I was grateful for the shuttle service back and forth to the Stephens Convention Center - a real plus! I hope you will add frequent stops to the Fashion Outlets!
Reasonably close to airport with shuttle every 1/2 hour. Free internet. People at desk I could understand, no strange accent. I didn't ask for it but got a handicapped room. The shower has two drains. The one in the main floor was not at the lowest location so there was a large amount of water collecting. (room 220).
2 queen beds and a sofa bed - spacious room, large bath, good variety at complementary breakfast, good location, great experience.
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Quiet modern room. Nice breakfast Would have liked a takeout store with fruit and salads
It was so fancy inside! And the room was beautiful, bed was the comfiest I'd ever slept in. Breakfast was impressive, plenty, and delicious! Not sure if I just couldn't find it, but there was no exhaust fan in the bathroom.
Good price/value No restaurant on site.
Was there only a short time as we had a flight lay over.. Wished I could of stayed longer. Very nice with exceptional continental breakfast
Very clean; great continental breakfast, close to airport, room price. $15 charge for parking. Did not care for sliding door on bathroom.
Nice clean room and good location. Staff was nice and a clean pool area with lots of towels.) Parking deck layout to get to the hotel wasn't ideal but not horrible either
The free breakfast that was delicious and has such a big variety, the to-go breakfast bags for those in a hurry or leaving before breakfast time, there was a bar in the lobby and everything smelled so new and clean! I've stayed at about 3 Hampton Inn hotel in the last two years and have never had a bad experience.
Location was perfect. The room was small than I expected.
Close to our destination. Pool was nice. Disappointed the hotel charged for parking in their own lot. Rooms were so small the bathroom door was a sliding closet door and no Latch. The breakfast included was supposed to be good. Had better at motel 8. Will not stay here again.
Very close to the CTA station to get to downtown Chicago. Hotel was new so very clean. Pool area was clean. Beds were comfy. Paying for parking even though it was $15/night as oppose to $45/$70 in city, PAYING for parking is ABSURD! Room was small for 2 adults & 2 kids (13&11) It had free breakfast, but if you didn't get down early in the am, it was picked over.
Efficient management Everyone is friendly Good facilities Comfortable studio suite Gym is a little small Far from city, but close to highways and train
Handy to the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill Our purpose in staying at the motel. Nice Breakfast! No Indoor swimming pool.....
all staff exceptional friendly, prompt service great location to the airport breakfast also very good
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.
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 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.
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.
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
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.
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
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.


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|The "Hardcore" State of NEW HAMPSHIRE
|"Con-cahd" Guy, everyone knows that bud.
|State Flower:
|Official Language:
|"Canook"(Bastardised Canadian) & "New Englander"
|State Bird:
|The middle finger
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|"The Shire"
|If you close your eyes, he sounds EXACTLY like Kermit the Frog.
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|Where Mass spends it's dough.
|More cattle than people.
|Standard MPH:
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|Principal imports:
|Principal exports:
|Wicked good Corn and Wicked good lobstah.
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|Used to be textiles in the industrial age, now it's turning to tech. The inventor of the Segway and more importantly the kidney dialosis mahcine hails from this quiet littel state of half rednecks and half yuppies. Somewhere in the middle lies the youth but they usually leave the state to make their money and return later in life to settle there... sometimes they return that is.
|Fun Fact # 1:
|A man got stabbed in the face for calling a redneck unamerican at the debut of Micheal Moores inflamatory 9-11 documentary.
|Fun Fact # 2:
|The crown gem of the state is mount Washington, a mountain that claims 3 lives a year on average, but has a road to the top of it!
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|Producers of "Live free or Die Harder" payed $0 to rip off our state motto.
New Hampshire was once a haven for conservatives, no sales or income taxes, valued freedom (see moto), and had to right to rebellion. However, once the Republican party came to it's senses and turned into neo-cons and tea partiers, the state turned democrat, claiming it was too American for them. This is probably a result of large amounts of French-Canadians, who are worse than the French surrender monkeys because as Canadians they can only ask questions and never know enough to take a side, and are worse than Canadians because they smell like the French.
In popular culture it is known for creating conspiracy theories (thanks dan brown), vehicles for people who like standing but hate walking(segways), educating the olson twins(good job phillips exeter), and their hatred of the letter R. There is currently a movement to change the spelling of the state to New Hampshah, the name of the capital to Concahd, and the name of it's Ivy to Dahtmoth. Nothing annoys New Hampshahites more than when news reporters mispronounce the New Hampshah phesidential phimahy.
Despite having a lot of Canadians, New Hampshire is known as America's right eye. (Vermont is America's left eye, and Maine is America's head)
Most people still don't really know New Hampshire is a state. We have yet to be discovered.
New Hampshire became a state in 1788. In 1947, Earl Silas Tupper invented Tupperware. Nothing else has happened since then.
Achieving StatehoodEdit
Although new Hampshire was one of the thirteen original colonies, many early American were hesitant about giving New Hampshire statehood. It was, however, admitted into the Union on June 21, 1788 under the agreement that every 50 years New Hampshire would always be forced to export 35% of its wealth to the surrounding states. However, New Hampshire was smart enough to be one of the few states to protect the right of revolution. Fourty-nine years after achieving statehood, New Hampshire revolted. The end result was that they were able to keep their 35%, and they coined their state motto, "Live Free or Die." It kind of went to their heads after that.
New Hampshire TodayEdit
Lots of corn and cattle. The occasional Longhorn Steakhouse and Denny's.
New Hampshire LandmarksEdit
The Old Man in the- oh, wait...
Famous New HampshiritessEdit
Brian Wilson - The guy from that Barenaked Ladies song
Ray LaMontagne - Wrote a song about New Hampshire (see Granite State of Mind)
Adam Sandler - Funny guy in a bunch of movies
Robert Frost - Wrote a poem about a road
Sarah Silverman - I have no fucking clue why she is famous
A Typical Day in New HampshireEdit
During the day, young boys hunt for deer and wild turkies while young girls stay behind to milk cows and churn butter. Although there is no sales tax in New Hampshire, the property tax is so high that most families simply live in huts down the Kancamagus. The most popular employment for men in New Hampshire is construction, yet somehow all the roads are always crap. This may be due to migrating cattle and the locally-coined term "frost heaves." The most popular job for women is hair stylist.


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Skip to comments.Colorado Sheriffs file Second Amendment lawsuit against anti-gun bills
Posted on 05/19/2013 7:57:27 AM PDT by marktwain
On Friday, May 17, fifty-four Colorado Sheriffs filed a civil rights lawsuit in Federal District Court in Denver, against two anti-gun bills passed by the Colorado legislature in March. Joining the Sheriffs as Plaintiffs are the Colorado Farm Bureau, disabled persons, Outdoor Buddies (an organization that helps disabled persons participate in outdoor sports), the Colorado Outfitters Association (the trade association for hunting guides), the National Shooting Sports Foundation (the trade association for the firearms industry), magazine manufacturer Magpul, federally-licensed firearms dealers, the states largest shooting range, the Colorado State Shooting Association (governing body for the shooting sports in Colorado), and Women for Concealed Carry. The Complaint is available here.
The lawsuit involves House Bill 1224 (a sweeping ban on magazines, including small magazines) and House Bill 1229 (an unworkable system of background checks for temporary transfers of firearms, and for private sales). The Complaint alleges violations of the Second Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment (vagueness), and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
A 38 minute video of the press conference announcing the suit is available on YouTube. In this case, I am representing the Sheriffs.
Friday afternoon, Grand County Sheriff Rodney Johnson joined the case, bringing the number of plaintiff Sheriffs to 55 out of the 62 elected County Sheriffs in Colorado. (Denver and Broomfield have appointed Sheriffs who run the jail, but do not have the comprehensive responsibilities of the elected Sheriffs.) The Complaint will be amended next week to reflect Sheriff Johnsons participation.
It could almost be termed Alynskiesk.
Peace Officers, speaking up.
Pass a law that arrests, convicts, and imprisons anyone trying to pass anti-2nd Amendment laws.
55 of 60 elected sheriffs. Who are the other five and why have they not stepped forward?
Let's put names and faces to the cowards.
God be with them!
They have my 110% support. This reflects the growing sentiment that we are all being pushed too far and the resulting push back is inevitable.
The purposeful elimination of higher capacity magazines requires those who have physical difficulties in swapping magazines to be at a disadvantage in exercising their right to keep and bear arms.
Similarly, the idiotic Kalifornia laws outlawing the use of pistol grips on semi-automatic rifles puts at a disadvantage those who would benefit from being able to handle the gun more easily by use of the pistol grip.
Such arguments ought to be a slam dunk in a nation which requires every business to build wheel-chair ramps.
You are correct. Placing your career and reputation between the people and the State government is no small risk.
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