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Don't miss a single issue of the UWGB
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@lumni Newsletter May 2004
[ Alumni News | Alumni Events | Class Notes ]
Alumni News
A spirited event
About 35 staff members and a few faculty gathered on UW Spirit Day (May 7) to show their spirit and allegiance to UW-Green Bay or their own UW alma maters. The event was held across the state to showcase and celebrate the contributions of the nearly 500,000 UW alumni who live and work in Wisconsin. In downtown Green Bay, graduates from UW-Green Bay, UW-Stevens Point and UW-Platteville stopped to celebrate at Oxford's Pub and Grill. Spirit Day will become an annual event.
Where's life leading you?
Corny alums still
Call Mark Brunette at (920) 465-2586, or e-mail email@example.com if you have questions. Don't back yourself into a (corn)er by waiting until the good shifts are taken. Set your (corn)eas on Bayfest, June 10-13!
It's tee-time! Bring your friends but leave the crumpets at home
New address? New job? Let us know.
Volunteer at the Phoenix Network
Big savings for
UWGB alumni at the Phoenix Bookstore
Alumni EventsAlumni Events you don't want to miss:
UWGB Downtown:
Connecting for Lunch, Celebrate Slovakia Thursday, June 17
Soccer Homecoming Weekend Friday and Saturday, September 3 and 4
AlumniFest Saturday, October 16
For more information on alumni events or activities, go to http://www.uwgb.edu/alumni/news-events/calendar.asp.
Class NotesRichard Penney '74 moved to San Diego and will serve as the affiliate director of Destination ImagiNation for California. He retired from a 30-year teaching career in Northeastern Wisconsin (Denmark and Brillion). He majored in ecosystem analysis.
Jeffrey Herold '75 is a senior account manager in airline sales with Galileo International, located in Rosemont, IL. Herold majored in modernization processes.
Lisa (Karcz) Starbuck '93 is a strategy and research manager with ENCAD, Inc. &3151; a Kodak Company in San Diego, Calif. Lisa married last spring and is a math major.
Tom Ingman '94 is the human resources director for Kerry Ingredients in Beloit. His degree is in business administration.
Darryl Stich '97 returned last fall from Operation Iraqi Freedom. A lieutenant in the United States Navy Dental Corps, Stich served as a member of a surgical company supporting U.S. Marines as they advanced from Kuwait to Baghdad. He is currently completing his military commitment as a general dentist in the 23rd Dental Company at the Marine Corps Air Ground Task Force Training Command in Twentynine Palms, Calif. He is married to Christine (Kettler) '99. Darryl, a human biology major, received his D.D.S. from Marquette University in 2001. Christine received a M.A. in community counseling from Marquette in 2001 after graduating from UWGB with a psychology degree. They will be living and working in the Milwaukee area this summer.
Jaana (Shingledecker) Huggins '01 is a team leader with Progressive Insurance in Chicago. She majored in communication processes.
Angela Wians '01 is a case manager/social worker for Lutheran Social Services in Shawano. She majored in human development.
Cory Zibung '01 works in Green Bay for Mead & Hunt, Inc. as a civil engineering technician. He majored in environmental policy and planning.
Johnathon Leonard '02 is an executive assistant manager with Walgreens in Oshkosh. He majored in business administration.
Shanna Puls '02 works for Sysco Foods of Jackson, Wis. as a marketing assistant and graphic designer. Her degree is in communications and the arts.
John William '02 works for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs as a M/JAVA developer/analyst in Bay Pines, Florida. He majored in business administration and computer science.
Yuliya Dolgaya '03, who came to UW-Green Bay as an international student from Kazakhstan, works for Woodmen Financial Resources as a financial planning assistant. She plans to pursue an MBA degree at Marquette University in fall of 2004. Dolgaya's degree is in business administration.
Nicole LeRoy '03 works as a cost accountant for Eggers Industries in Manitowoc. She majored in accounting.
Kristine Polland '03 works in the Minneapolis area for Seanote Cruises as an event coordinator. Her major is communication processes with a minor in business administration.
Kyle Rainwater '03 is a sales representative with the Softchoice Corporation in Chicago. He majored in business administration.
Stacy Scott '03 is a social studies intern and teaches sophomore-level U.S. History at Oconto Falls High School. Her degree is history.
John Trevarthen '03 works in northeast Wisconsin as a healthcare representative with Pfizer, Inc. His degree is in business administration.
Stacie (Gabel) Wichman '03 is an accountant at Pricewaterhouse Coopers in Milwaukee. She majored in accounting.
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Birding the Greenbelt
- When
- Sat., Oct. 23 8:30 - 11 AM
- Where
- Meet at the Merrie Way parking lot overlooking Sutro Baths (Point Lobos and Merrie Way)
- Cost
- Free
- Open to all. Reservations required.
- More Info
- http://www.greenbelt.org/getinvolved/outings/outingdirections_Birdsf10.html
- Notes
- Cancelled in the event of rain.
From Greenbelt Alliance:
Join us for avian adventure in this birding hotspot. First, we'll observe the shore and sea birds of the Pacific Coast at Sutro Baths. At Sutro Heights Park, we'll discover birds that live in a woodland environment. Suitable for beginners through advanced birders.

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Piano Class for Teens & Adults!
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Teen & Adult Piano Lab I- Teen & Adult Piano Lab I is for the student who desires to learn to read music while developing pianistic technique. A correct curved hand position will be encouraged. This class will cover basic rhythmic structure, key signatures, simple chord progressions and seven major scales. As students learn throughout the course, music will increase in skill level.
Instructor: Kristi Harriman
Day of the Week and Time: Tuesday – 6:30 – 7:30 PM
Length of Course: 9 Weeks
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Inside Look At The New Locker Room
A great feature on the new locker room in the Consol Energy Center. Gets me all fired up for the preseason. Love that they still keep the traditions of the franchise in high regard. The mural above the lockers are a nice touch. I also like how they like to play a little bit of musical chairs when it came to the seat plans. It's adorable.


text: Nestled comfortably among stately trees and natural wetlands, no similar residence has a more beautiful or inviting setting. Delaney Creek Lodge is conveniently located near medical facilities, restaurants, shopping malls, theaters and churches. We're just minutes away from I-75 off Highway 60. Delaney Creek Lodge should be on the top of the list for anyone who has made the decision to seek out an assisted living residence. Delaney Creek Lodge stands above the rest when it comes to resident care and hospitality, and is the facility for anyone looking to continue the celebration of life. Celebrating life at Delaney Creek Lodge means each resident's privacy and individualism is respected and their independence, hobbies and interests are encouraged. Additionally, our facility fully supports residents wishing to participate in the activities of life. From our resident friendly design to our staffing and continual evaluations, Delaney Creek Lodge is managed with the residents' concerns and comfort as the top priority. The following illustrates examples of activities that residents can enjoy at Delaney Creek Lodge, which enables them to experience all the comforts of home. Our professional staff is dedicated to the values of compassion, privacy, dignity, respect and team work, 24 hours a day. Our objective is to encourage the highest level of independence and self-esteem for each resident while ensuring a safe, comfortable and professionally staffed environment. Services & Amenities The following list highlights some of the services and amenities available to residents of Delaney Creek Lodge: ? In-house chefs ensure residents enjoy delicious and balanced meals daily. ? Each unit has a kitchenette for residents' private use. ? Staff is available onsite 24 hours a day, seven days a week. ? Medication assistance is available ? Housekeeping and laundry services are provided. ? A laundry room facility, separate from the laundry service, is available for residents' personal use. ? Transportation services are available. ? Physicians and certified rehabilitation specialists are available. Activities ? Exercise in our Health & Wellness Exercise Room. ? Read a book, magazine or newspaper in our Library which features regularly updated reading selections. ? Participate in various group activities in our multi-purpose room. ? Socialize in our center court area. ? Relax and enjoy Florida weather on one of our screened porches. ? Share an intimate dinner with family or friends in our Private Dining Room. ? Schedule an appointment in our beauty and barber shop. ? Enjoy a game of cards in one of our spacious living rooms. ? Watch a favorite TV show in one of our many lounge areas We invite you to visit Delaney Creek Lodge for a personal tour. Learn how our beautiful residence can enhance your own lifestyle or someone you love. See for yourself how comfortable and reassuring assisted living can be. Delaney Creek Lodge offers a choice of six different units: ? Studio ? Studio Deluxe ? Alcove ? One Bedroom Apartment ? Two Bedroom ? Two Person Suite/One Bedroom Deluxe The monthly fee for each unit includes all meals, housekeeping, assistance with personal care, transportation for medical services, activities and all utilities except telephone.


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She's 91 years young and still going strong.Bavarian Inn's Dorothy Zehnder recently led her team in their own version of the Harlem Shake.A group of employees filmed the dance on Sunday at the restaurant in Frankenmuth and posted it on YouTube.
The G-rated dance is part of a celebration of the Bavarian Inn's 125th anniversary.
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Keep track of all the latest news and events on developer tools and technologies you care about
Today the Microsoft Advertising SDK compatible with Windows 8 RTM is available. As a developer this means that you can start integrating advertising into your Windows 8 applications now which will provide you with an additional revenue opportunity for use within your applications.
To receive payment and get relevant Ads, you will need to update their tax information in your PubCenter account and update your app category to reflect your Windows Store category.
It is important to note that this release does not include the full feature set of what will be in the Microsoft Advertising SDK official RTM drop in mid-September. For more details, browse our documentation here.
Get Started in 3 Easy Steps 1. Download the Microsoft Advertising SDK compatible with Windows 8 RTM 2. Review the Developer documentation. 3. Experiment and learn which ad types, sizes and experiences are best for your app. To learn more about Ads in Apps and making money with advertising click here.
Please go to the Microsoft Advertising for Windows 8 Website for blog posts, FAQs, support and much more!


text: 13th ranked Morningside continued to dominate the cross town rivalry against 19th ranked Briar Cliff, winning it's fifth straight game against the Chargers 92-81 Saturday afternoon.In fact, Morningside Head Coach Jamie Sale improved to 23-2 all-time against BC.Morningside shot nearly 50 percent from the floor, and out rebounded Briar Cliff 44-33.All ready with three conference losses, the Mustangs knew Saturday was a must win game if they wanted to keep the hopes of a GPAC title in tact."It was a huge win. If we would have a had a fourth loss in the conference, we probably wouldn't have a had a great chance to win it," Head Coach Jamie Sale said. "We knew if we had any chance to win the conference, we'd have to win today (Saturday)."Morningside is back on the court Jan. 8, when they host Dordt.


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Cypress Bible Church11711 Cypress-N Houston Road, Cypress, TX 77429
(281) 469-6063
Remember that here at Cypress Bible Church, missions giving is totally separate from our regular budget. If you wish to give to our Missions efforts, designate the amount on your check or envelope. Cypress Bible Church has a long history of missions involvement, particularly in the area of world missions. We are committed to spreading to gospel to the ends of the earth, and actively support (through many means) many individuals and organizations worldwide. Visit the main links above to find out more about our goals for missions, our organization, our philosophy on financial support, and our supported missionaries and organizations. We hope that you will strongly consider joining with us in making Christ known throughout the world! Our general purpose statement defines that "missions shall include (but not be limited to) activities such as evangelism, discipleship, church planting, theological training, Bible translation and meeting human needs," but the door is left open for the Lord's leading in this area. Although a variety of short term and career missionary efforts are supported through prayer, encouragement, labor, and giving, our emphasis is on working with missionaries who are beginning new churches in cross cultural settings where no evangelical outreaches currently exist. Cypress Bible Church supports over 45 missionary families worldwide (see the "Our Missionaries" link at right for more information), with an annual budget of approximately $350,000. Missions is the foreign service of Cypress Bible Church for world evangelism. To make the entire Cypress Bible Church body aware of what God is doing throughout the world to reach all peoples with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and specifically what Cypress Bible Church's missionaries are doing in that process. As a result of this awareness, the congregation is encouraged to pray for the specific needs of our missionary families and the needs of their locations -- the unreached nations. To encourage involvement in missions activities and service by individuals in Cypress Bible Church who either sense God's leading to be more involved or who have been identified by church leadership to be gifted for missions service. The avenues of involvement range from day long activities to short term trips to career service. The activities are geared to a wide range of church interest and age groups, from junior high on up. We are committed to encouraging those who "send," as well as mentoring those who "go.


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KING-GAGE LP3 systems unify data acquisition, HMI display terminals, and networking flexibility for fluid processing operations. Integrated digital communications simplifies the sharing of tank inventory data across the process floor or throughout a corporate enterprise supporting up to 4 high-speed serial ports linking PLCs, SCADA systems, or Internet access (via an internal web server).
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The World : Europe : Netherlands : Rotterdam
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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By KRISTIN FARLEY 6 News Anchor/Reporter
KNOXVILLE (WATE) - It seems every day we hear about a new tool or program trying to enhance the war on drugs.
There is an elite group of officers trained and certified to be called "drug recognition experts." Less than one percent of all law enforcement earns this title, but we caught up with one of the DREs here in East Tennessee to learn more about the impact this program is really making.
Patrolling our interstates and looking for erratic driving is an everyday part of the job for Trooper Eric Miller.
Trooper Miller told us the numbers prove just how unsafe our roads can be, and he feels an obligation to do something about it.
"According to The National Highway Safety Administration, impaired drivers continue to kill someone every 30 minutes. That's nearly 50 people a day," Miller said.
Many people assume impaired driving means alcohol, but times have changed.
"Of my DUI arrests," Miller said, "I am seeing more drug impairment than alcohol impairment, or a combination of the two."
As a result, Miller has gone through a rigorous certification process to become a Drug Recognition Expert. This is now a standardized international program. There are only 96 DRE's in our state.
State coordinator Richard Holt told us the officers that become DREs are the "best of the best," saying they must complete 56 hours of academic training, 40 hours of field certification, observe 12 subjects under the influence other than alcohol and much more.
Tennessee has had a DRE program since 2005, but Holt says it's not widely talked about in the media.
He went on to tell us more of the background, "The idea started in the mid 80's in California. A sergeant there noticed impaired drivers under the influence of something other than alcohol."
Back on the streets, Trooper Miller and other DREs have a standardized 12 step protocol to follow if a driver is suspected of being on drugs.
Some of the steps include a muscle tone evaluation, an eye exam, a divided attention test, a vital signs check and dark room exam.
DREs are trained to use all of their results to determine what class of drug someone is using. Their expertise can be used as testimony in a court of law to help prove that drug use caused impaired driving.
There are a few other DREs in our area, including three at the University of Tennessee, one at the Knoxville Police Department and two with Knox County.
Other agencies and officers can call on any DRE to assist in an impaired driving stop. The full evaluation requires that the subject go back to police or THP Headquarters and usually takes about an hour.
For more information on the program, you can go to this website.
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40th anniversary of Watergate break-in: Queen's University expert
Queen's University history professor emeritus Geoffrey Smith is available to talk about the 40th anniversary of Watergate. The break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate office complex on June 17, 1972 in Washington eventually lead to the resignation of President Richard Nixon in 1974.
Professor Smith taught a history course at Queen's called "Conspiracy and Dissent in 20th-Century America" and Watergate was a major part of his course. Professor Smith feels the scandal gave the general public a reason not to trust their government.
"Watergate changed the public's attitudes toward politics after 1972-73 and I don't think it's come back," says Professor Smith, who grew up in California and admits he is not a fan of President Nixon. "Nixon and the Watergate scandal made it clear that conspiracy fears and theories were not the property of a lunatic fringe on either the left or the right, but part and parcel of the ongoing American political process."
Professor Smith's book, To Save a Nation: American "Extremism," the New Deal and the Coming of World War II (1973) was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in history and was reissued in paperback (1992).
To arrange an interview, please contact communication officers Michael Onesi (office: 613.533.6000 ext. 77513, firstname.lastname@example.com) or Anne Craig (office: 613-533-2877, firstname.lastname@example.com) at Queen's University News and Media Services Department in Kingston, Ont., Canada.
Follow Queen's News and Media Services on Twitter: http://twitter.com/QueensuMedia
Attention broadcasters: Queen's has facilities to provide broadcast quality audio and video feeds. For television interviews, we can provide a live, real-time double ender from Kingston via fibre optic cable. Please call for details.
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Last week I saw a lot of people while working at the Book Fair. Several asked if I would run for the open seat on the Board of Ed. I also spoke with someone last week who conspicuously did NOT ask if I would run.
I told them that I have no intention of running for this open seat.
When it's a mid-term opening, the sitting board picks the replacement from among the candidates (who sent in cover letters, resumes and filled in a form), in consultation with the Superintendent. I've been through this process before, and see no need to try again.
By my calculations, I have less than a 50% chance with these odds.
I'm not trying to sounds self-depreciating. The good thing about running for office is people show what they think about you. That includes BOE members. While a few members reached out to me to share well-wishes, most of them clearly didn't want me on their side of the table. As with any election, this appointment is a numbers game. Instead of needing a couple of thousand votes, I'd need five - and it's much easier to predict based on the past. My unscientific poling (well, my experience with the BOE members) tells me that of the 8 members who vote, two would vote for me outright, based on the their opinions of who I would be as a BOE member. One would vote for me over others if all candidates were equally qualified. Another two might vote for me if the other candidates were significantly weaker than me (and they don't tell you who is running until the end), and at the final three members would never vote for me no matter what.
Also, I believe that the BOE does what many businesses do: asks someone whom they want to fill the position to apply. In the workplace, this isn't a guarantee that you will get the position, and here it might not be either, but for me, it discourages me from applying.
If the BOE really wanted me, they could have had me. Why put myself through a losing battle? In six months there will be an election, and voters can choose their favorite candidate, a more balanced process. When it comes to trying to get on the BOE and not making it, I've been there, done that. Got the yard signs.


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Comprehensive source of licensing and credentialing for Oregon teachers and administrators
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A professional association that serves K-12 public school boards, public charter school boards, education service district boards, community college boards and the State Board of Education. View a list of school districts.
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A food item that really caught my attention was Banana-Berry Wafflewich. How cool does a wafflewich sound?
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC (WECT) - Fire crews in New Hanover County were called Friday afternoon around 3:45 to respond to reports of a fire.
According to NHC dispatch, flames were coming from the property in the 1700 block of Oakley Road.
Mike Benson with New Hanover County Fire Department said the fire was contained in the garage. Everything inside the garage was destroyed including a vehicle. The house was not damaged in the fire.
No injures were reported.
There's no word on the cause of the fire at this time. Officials are still on scene investigating.
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Motuora, an 80 hectare island in the Hauraki Gulf, recently became home to more of New Zealand's endangered species, with the release of another North Island brown kiwi.
TrustLine newsletter, March 2012
The event came after years of work by 150 volunteers from the Moturoa Restoration Society, who have been working to restore flora and fauna on the island since 1985. Because of its predator-free state, Motuora has been used as a kiwi creche by Operation Nest-Egg since 1999, allowing young kiwi to grow big enough to defend themselves before being moved to mainland locations.
This season 21 kiwi have been released on Motuora and it's hoped that before the end of the season the number released since the project began in 1998 will reach or pass the 250 mark.
As well as the kiwi, Motuora has become a safe haven for other native refugees, including whiteheads, Duvauchel's geckos and the Little Barrier giant weta. Since 1995 volunteers from the Motuora Restoration Society have been donating up to 100 hours a week to restoration work on the island, including planting and plant nursery work, translocation of birds, lizards and invertebrates.
With the island predator-free, the main threat to the restoration project is invasive weeds, which the volunteers work to control. Last year their efforts were helped by an ASB Community Trust grant of just over $20,000, which went towards controlling weeds, particularly those growing on the cliffs and other hard-to-reach areas.


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I've Got Your Back
When I was fifteen years old I joined a martial art school that taught a very hard style-reality based version of Jujutsu. There was a lot of emphasis on surviving club and knife attacks, as well as effectively dealing with multiple attacker scenarios.
Once, before class started two of my training buddies and I did an impromptu free fighting session. They both attacked me with punches and kicks from my right and left front corners, nearly simultaneously. I instinctively put my back up against the wall. This accomplished several things at once. It immediately moved me just out of range of the incoming strikes, without having to block or parry them. It also immediately cut in half the angles I could be attacked from, my training partners could not circle around me and attack from the rear, they would have to attack me from my front angles only.
On a psychological level I felt empowered with my back up against the wall. Lastly, on a tactical level I could use the wall as an impact protection tool and throw my training partners into it, which is exactly what I did and then escaped to safety. Here are the important lessons I learned thirty years ago: #1 If you can't escape a physical conflict the next best thing is to put your back up against a wall. #2 Psychologically embrace 'the gift' of the wall, it's there to help you protect yourself. #3 Most importantly I learned that the keys to combat survival are right before us, if only we could see them.


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October 20, 2005
Albany- Darton College is getting a multi million dollar grant for a one of a kind program in the southeast. The 2.48 million dollar grant will go to develop an online nursing program.
The college will hire four additional nursing faculty members and enroll up to 100 more students in their nursing program.
"Most of the content will be delivered online and their clinical, instead of coming once a week for nine hours, we'll have them come down once a month for a Friday, Saturday, Sunday clinical rotations," said Kim Cribb, Darton College Nursing Chairperson.
The college hopes to enroll more rural students in the nursing field. The program will begin in January of 2007, if it receives national accreditation.
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Suns Strokes: Suns end six-game road trip with overtime loss to Grizzlies
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you Suns Strokes, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from the Suns' 108-98 overtime loss to the Grizzlies on December 4.
The Good:
The Suns played a strong first half, holding a 52-45 lead. Phoenix shot 51 percent in the half and turned the ball over just five times.
Goran Dragic finished as the Suns' leading scorer with 19 points and 7 assists.
Phoenix had a total of six players in double digits. Luis Scola added 16 points and eight rebounds, Jared Dudley had 13 points and Jermaine O'Neal scored 12 on the night.
The Bad:
Phoenix ended their six-game road trip with their fourth straight loss.
The Suns suffered a late meltdown and looked completely taxed in overtime. Phoenix was outscored 14-4 by Memphis in the extra period.
Alvin Gentry's defense did not have an answer for Zach Randolph. The Memphis forward set season-highs in points (38) and rebounds (22).
The Suns were up by as many as 16 against the Grizzlies before falling apart down the stretch.
Phoenix concluded their road trip with a disappointing 1-5 record.
The Suns have trailed by double digits in a staggering 15 of 19 games, a troubling trend that has proved to be quite costly.
Up Next:
The Suns will host the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday night at 8:30 p.m.
- Report: Phoenix Suns reach out to Minnesota Timberwolves about an Eric Bledsoe-Kevin Love trade
- Phoenix Suns don't have a point guard in top ten of WARP projections
- Phoenix Suns 2014 preseason schedule released
- The Pulse: Most say Eric Bledsoe and agent Rich Paul are at fault for contract standoff with Phoenix Suns
- Phoenix Suns single-game tickets now on sale
- Chris Sheridan- sheridanhoops.com - Tuesday August 19Chris Sheridan believes there is one team that could easily make a max contract offer to Eric Bledso
- Who impressed/who depressed - Monday August 18Dan and Vince look back at who impressed and depressed them over the weekend.
- Adrian Wojnarowski- YahooSports NBA writer - Tuesday August 12Adrian Wojnarowski says Eric Bledsoe has backed himself into a corner.
- Bickley Blast - Tuesday August 12Now that Donald Sterling is gone, who is the worst owner in sports?
- Jerry Colangelo, Managing Director of USA Basketball - Friday August 8Jerry Colangelo talks about the Paul George injury and Kevin Durant's departure from Team USA.


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You should be dropped in the middle of Afganistan with a bow & arrow & take the Indian Warren with you.Vote for Elizabeth Warren. scott Brown has voted dwn every Pro American/anti outsurcing bill!!
This is a fact! The Republicans have done NOTHING but obstruct the repairing of America!
They held Americas unemployed hostage as they wouldn't agree to an extension if the President didn't sign the extension for the bush tax cuts for the wealthy!
The wealthy have outsourced all American jobs for profit! 99% of Americans pay a 26% tax rate while the wealthy pay 13% tax rate! Is this fair??
Their logic states that the wealthy will create jobs! They haven't created not one American job! Not ONE in over ten years of them paying just 13% tax rate! They invested in jobs in India and China!! FACT!! FACT!!
The REPUBLICANS Are the BENEDICT ARNOLD party!!!! A vote for Scott Brown is a vote for the citizens of india and China who are looking for a job!
The Republicans are so worried if every American has health care but they make sure that they support healthcare for citizens of India and China!


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My dear Circular Home readers, did you know Black Friday is not just reserved for Thanksgiving?
Home Depot celebrates their 4th year of Spring Black Friday! Just in time too, as Mother Nature finally gets her act together and reveals that your home (and yard) is in desperate need of a pick me up.
Repairs, renovations, spruce-ups, color changes, Home Depot has your interior and exterior projects covered. And incidentally saving you a truck load of cash at the same time. The sale starts April 4, and ends Wednesday, April 10.
Hundreds of items are on sale and Peter, my former home remodeler husband, is in the fetal position just thinking of the ideas that are brimming in my head for our humble abode…
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I am a sucker for an intimate corner to chat with a friend and oh MY! A natural slate set for $79? Say no more…
7-pc Coral Springs Patio Dining Set is $299. (was $599)
Hello, gorgeous. This dining set was destined to be on your patio. Run to Home Depot. NOW.
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The yard fairy will squeal with glee over these supplies as he trims and miracle grows and plants and tills and harvests 'til the cows come home.
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Something about the words "lithium ion" and "18-volt" makes me feel powerful in a garden-y sort of way.
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Please know, sweet reader, that there is not enough room on the internet for the amount of fantastic products on sale during Spring Black Friday at Home Depot. I have not even scratched the savings surface! The Elevated Nickle Numbers, the best paint in the world, my favorite Pfister faucet… PLUS- I've got my eyes on this French baby.
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Not your ordinary sports bar, this bar and grill offers drinks galore, plus such culinary twists as kobe mini-burger sliders with manchego cheese and grilled...
Rivals Waterfront Sports Grille
Delight in casual dining at The Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa's, Rivals Waterfront Sports Grille. Relax with a choice of indoor seating in a sports setting or waterside overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway. The open kitchen serves up chef-inspired American dishes that are nicely complemented with signature martinis, drafts, and wines.
Enjoy Rivals' comfortable interior offering classic rock soundtrack with a backdrop of sports action; presented on 32 individual high-definition plasma big screens. Large groups are encouraged with two private dining rooms, a semi private championship billiards room and a separate lounge and bar area.
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This is my second pass at a mock draft for the Bills in 2013. This draft I am calling the 'Committing to Winning Draft' I didn't shake up the Bills' core as much as I did previously (even if I do agree that as long as Fred Jackson is on the roster C.J. Spiller will be underutilized). Let me know what you guys think:
Round 1, Pick 7) Manti Te'o LB Notre Dame; This is a dream pick for the Bills. MLBs tend to slide come draft day because they tend not to be "sexy" picks but, this man will solidify the defense for years to come. Smart, highest character, proven (423 recorded tackles), healthy, and a leader on the field. This move also allows Dave Wannstedt tons of flexibility by either replacing Kelvin Sheppard or eventually Nick Barnett. Plus, there is no first round QB when the Bill's are selecting that I truly believe to be worthy of the pick. Geno Smith is gone and Matt Barkley, Tyler Wilson, and Mike Glennon are all reaches. Take the best player not the biggest need is rule 1 to quality draft results. Plus their 2nd round or later selections in a better QB draft class.
Round 2, Pick 37) Zach Ertz TE Stanford; The Patriots proved that the duel TE threat is too much for most teams to handle. His collegiate numbers are jaw dropping (66 receptions & 837 yards). Plus after watching tape his game speed is much better than his 40 time will show. Just imagine Chandler and him in red zone packages. I almost took Mike Glennon here as I think this is the range he will be drafted in but, his game film while displaying his strong arm shows no mobility, a long delivery, and horrible pocket presence. Reminds me of all the issues the Bills had with Drew Bledsoe in his later years. No thank you!
Round 3, Pick 71) (Traded to Washington Redskins along with future 2014 3rd round pick or Ryan Fitzpatrick)
Kirk Cousins QB Michigan State; I have been following him since college and now people are starting to see why. 2013 will prove to be a miserable year for incoming rookie QBs. The pick might be higher than he was selected but, with the production he had in college (two 11 win seasons), his on and off the field smarts, pro ready size and strength, and is one of the highest class individuals in the NFL. Look up his Lowes CLASS Award acceptance speech. Also, when interviewed after last year's draft Buddy Nix said that the Bills had missed their QB of choice by one pick. This was the only QB selected immediately before the Bills in the entire draft. It's a lot to give but, he can start from day one and be the face of the franchise for a long time. Plus, his contract is extremely team friendly.
Round 4, Pick 102) Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt; He is flying well below the radar for someone who was second in the SEC in receptions and yards. A versatile WR who does all the little things well, runs sharp routes, is elusive in space, has deceptive speed, and has pro size (6'3"). He should be able to push for the Bills #2 WR spot very quickly. Oh yeah… he is also Jerry Rice's nephew so he's probably been taught a thing or two by one of the greatest ever to play the position.
Round 5, Pick 141) Terry Hawthorne CB Illinois; Extremely versatile player, he has played on both sides of the ball and has impressive KR numbers. He is larger at 6'1" and has an extremely high motor (look at his UM game film). Performs well in press coverage and I believe could push Aaron Williams to SS in the future.
Round 6, Pick 172) Graham Pocic C Illinois; This kid is a bruiser inside, slightly large for a center (6'5" & 310lbs) but, that allows him to substitute for any of the interior o-line positions and would allow him to physically match up with all the 3-4 defensive fronts the Bills see. He is a seasoned starter and could easily quell the worries when Eric Wood eventually becomes injured again.
Undrafted FA) Zach Brown K Portland State; He has a big leg and has constantly made 50+ yard kicks in bad weather. He should compete for the starting kicker position immediately and will turn heads with his overall athleticism (projected 4.5 40 time & film shows ability to tackle well on kickoff coverage)


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Ricardo Gathers - "Intensity, hard work, physicality, and dominance"
In reviewing past articles I happened upon an interesting trend. The High school basketball players I've described as "jump out of the building athletes" or as possessing "next level bounce" to a man need to add significant bulk/muscle in preparation for the collegiate game. The few profiled whom currently possess the physicality/strength to bang in the NCAA tend to play a little closer to the ground and hold average to above average athleticism. Whatever each may have lacked in athleticism or physical stature was more than compensated for by above average to even superior holdings in other skill sets and attributes. Damn near scary would prove a 17-18 year old High school hooper whom combined the hops and quicks of the high level athlete with the brawn and brute force of an in the lane banger....Damn near scary...meet Ricardo Gathers. >>> For the full story >>>


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Summer Grounds/Recycling Worker
|Date: 08/11/11
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|Starting Wage: $9.25
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Summer only - Grounds/Recycling Worker
This position will begin at the end of current school year (3rd week of May) and run until the start of the new school year (third week of August).
Approximately 40 hours a week total with part of the time being spent recyling and part of the time being spent performing landscape maintenance.
Landscape Assistant:
Outside work maintaining the grounds around the college campus.
Must be dependable, punctual, detail oriented and must like working outdoors.
Recycling Assistant:
Assistant will pick up recycled goods around the campus and deliver the materials to Walla Walla Recycling
Must have a valid driver's license
Must be able to drive a pick-up truck
Must be able to lift 25-50 pounds
Must be dependable
Contact Information:
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UNSOLVED - Dynamic redirect based on domain, hide parent node from URL
3 March 2011 at 1:45pm Last edited: 3 March 2011 1:49pm
Hey everyone!
It's either I am an idiot or I'm not seeing something very obvious. (probably the former
I am trying to do a redirect based on the domain that the request is coming. I have several domains parked. In my SiteTree I have a simple structure - a holder page on the top level, one for each domain, named after the domain without the .com/.net part.
Like this:
> Root
When a request to my default domain, the regular deep linking is applied, eg.
www.defaultdomain.com/domain1/subpageA1 is alright.
When a request comes from Domain1.com, however, I would like the url to be parsed without repeating domain, eg:
instead of
In .htaccess, I have tried:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !www\.defaultdomain\.com [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.([A-Z,a-z,0-9,\_]*).* [NC]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(.*)$
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule .* sapphire/main.php?url=%1/%2&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
but it's not working. Then I notice the url variable in htaccess, which I assume gets processed somewhere - at which point?
Perhaps I should pass the whole thing, domain, and deep links, to the url and then work with it somewhere in SilverStripe? e.g. htaccess would send a full request to sapphire/main.php?url=www.domain1.com/subpageA1, then I would somehow split the url variable in PHP and then display the correct page. No clue if there's a different method than Director::redirect to pull a particular Page from the SiteTree and display it without changing the actual URL.
I -have- tried Director::redirect... but that one displays the new url with the redirect. I was even able to get the appropriate page ID based on the domain, but I can't seem to get Director to just display a particular page object, but not redirect.
Hope this makes sense, I've been killing myself over this for 2+ months.
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Re: UNSOLVED - Dynamic redirect based on domain, hide parent node from URL
3 March 2011 at 9:48pm Last edited: 3 March 2011 9:57pm
You do know that there is a field in the behaviour tab called "Use this page as the 'home page' for the following domains"?
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Re: UNSOLVED - Dynamic redirect based on domain, hide parent node from URL
4 March 2011 at 11:18am Last edited: 5 March 2011 6:40am
Ha, in two years working with Silverstripe I never realized it did just what I needed Thanks a ton!
Actually, the function is not working as I would like it to. If I remove all secondary domain specific htaccess rules, the problem arises with sublinking.
E.g. I want to display http://secondarydomain.com/home. which in the sitetree is actually (root)/secondarydomain/home. Using the previous link, it will show the root (root)/home. I don't want the parent page to be visible in my url for all secondary domains. To put it another way, I need a 1st-level url link to display a 2nd level page.
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Bangladesh News
News on Bangladesh continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
2 min ago | The Daily Star
Tarique's new invective against Bangabandhu
In a fresh attempt to belittle Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's contribution for the independence of Bangladesh, BNP senior vice-chairman Tarique Rahman has said Bangabandhu willingly surrendered to the Pakistan forces while Ziaur Rahman took over arms after the March 25 crackdown.
4 hrs ago | The Daily Star
Bangladesh ready to work for blue growth: minister
Second from left, Foreign Minister AH Mahmood Ali speaks at the closing session of a two-day international workshop on blue economy, at Sonargaon Hotel in Dhaka yesterday.
7 hrs ago | Gawker
At Least 17,000 People A Year Die on Bangladesh's Roads
Bangladeshi writer Tahmima Anam has a heartbreaking editorial on Bangladesh's dismally maintained, murderous roads and waterways in today's Times : As she details, using WHO stats, at least 17,000 people die a year on Bangladesh's roads, not always while they're in vehicles.
9 hrs ago | IRIN
Bangladesh floods test disaster response improvements
Floods triggered by two weeks of intense rain have affected two million people in northern Bangladesh and left up to half a million homeless.
13 hrs ago | The Daily Star
Ex-BCL leader stabbed dead in Pabna
Lalon Shah Bridge on Padma river in Pakshey area of Ishwardi upazila of Pabna district.
17 hrs ago | The Daily Star
This January 11, 2013 photo shows law enforcers taking Ghulam Azam inside a prison van in front of Dhaka Central Jail just before he was taken to BSMMU prison cell.
PM for marine-based economic activities
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today underscored the marine-based economic activities and management of sea and its resources through 'Blue Economy', saying such activities could create new horizon for the development of a coastal country like Bangladesh.
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Greenfield police are investigating a rash of uncommon thefts from vehicles that occurred last week, most of them in the same parking lot of a Greenfield apartment complex.
According to the incident log, police responded to more than a dozen reports of vehicle emblems or insignias removed and stolen between July 23-27.
All thefts occurred at the Briarwick Pool Apartments in the 8800 block of West Waterford Square and the 3900 block of South 92nd Street.
The thefts included emblems from several makes and models, including Toyota, Chevrolet and Hyundai. Most of the emblems were ripped off the trunks, though some were taken from hubcaps and other parts of vehicles.
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We're sitting in a lucky spot for Halloween, considering the messy weather going on just to our west. Today, expect mostly cloudy skies with temperatures in the upper 60s to low-70s. As the front approaches, wind will increase to around 6-11mph for everyone. Western NC areas could see gusty winds up to 24mph, so a Wind Advisory is in place from now through 7am Friday. An isolated mountain shower is possible today and tonight, but otherwise we're looking to stay dry through Trick-or-treating. While you're out tonight, temperatures will drop into the 60s.
Overnight tonight into Friday, the cold front will build into our region bringing scattered rain around the midnight hour. The early commute Friday will be a soggy, messy one, so give yourself some extra time on the roads. Expect scattered rain and thunderstorms through the day, with some isolated strong storms as well. Our biggest concern will be damaging wind, but an isolated tornado has slight potential east and south of the I-85 line. By late Friday afternoon, we'll start to clear our from west to east. Friday night football will have some soggy fields, but skies should begin to clear and it'll be a cool night back in the 40s.
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A winter storm will blast Arizona Friday with much needed rain and snow. The storm will also keep temperatures chilly through the weekend as a second wave of energy brings another chance of precipitation to the area.
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The double shot of rain and snow is welcome. The latest US Drought Monitor update (below) shows drought still gripping much of the state. Tucson International Airport has only measured 6.73" of rain for the year. That is over 4" below average.
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On Aug. 26, 2008, John Lackey threw a complete game seven-hitter against the A's, winning 5-1. The victory put him at 11-2 for the year, with a 2.95 ERA. He was averaging 7 1/3 innings per start, and looked poised to make a run at a second consecutive ERA crown.
Since that day, Lackey has made 9 major league starts, counting the playoffs. He has not gone 7 1/3 innings in a single one of them. In fact, he's averaged just under 5 innings per start. (Even if you give him a bye on that weird Texas ejection, his average IP in the other 8 starts was less than 5 and 2/3 innings). And over that period he has gone 2-5, with an ERA of 6.45.
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Catherine Malandrino at Savannah College of Art and Design
I have just returned from beautiful Savannah where I was working with the students of SCAD: Savannah College of Art and Design. Being a mentor to them is such an amazing opportunity for me to share my experience and knowledge to help them find themselves as designers.
The Fashion School at SCAD is an inspiring place with great leaders like President Paula Wallace, Michael Fink, and Anthony Miller and me cheers with champagne to the success of the students. I enjoyed very much meeting the professors of the Fashion School as well, the students are so fortunate to have such a strong group of talented and experienced individuals to look up to and learn from. Mr. Christopher McDonnell, Ms. Carol Harris, and Mr. John Bauernfeind are teachers that I loved meeting and working with during the one-on-one interviews with the students.
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Miranda is a nationally recognized Holistic Nutritionist residing in Toronto, ON. She offers realistic nutrition information on The Marilyn Denis Show on CTV as their Resident Nutritionist. She also contributes to Theloop.ca on a regular basis. She coaches individuals in Toronto, but also offers online consultations globally. She was recently made Curator for Holistic Nutritionists on asknaturalhealth.ca and has formed a partnership with Toronto's top gourmet food retailer Pusateri's Fine Foods. She is a proud wife and mom to her three-year-old son and is expecting her second in July. After many years of playing competitive sports, she now finds the perfect blend of activity and balance through yoga. At the beginning of every year, Miranda writes down her goals and aspirations for the year ahead. She believes that creating change and succeeding in your goals begins with the visualizing it first.
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It has also become a ritual to have a Vibrancy Bar before I am on The Marilyn Denis Show to chat about the latest nutrition information. It's easy to digest and gives me just enough energy for live T.V. You can't help but love the taste too. Even my three-year old has been devouring them since he was a year old. It's the only bar he will finish."
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If you will allow me to get serious for a minute. I have been contemplating why this team can never get "over the hump". Why can't we draw inspiration when we need it the most? Why can't we dig deep and find that extra hutzpah to seal the deal?
That answer is spirit. Our teams are demoralized .. our teams lack the inner resolve, the confidence to press forward and win the ring.
Who's to blame for this absence of spirit and determination?
The Mascot.
That's right. Why do we still have this .. this thing hanging around the Jake? Have you ever went to the park and said, "Boy .. I can't wait to see what antics that Slider is up to next!". He doesn't even do anything cool like slide into a vat of beer.
For all the years I have been a baseball fan .. he has been the ONE constant. Players have come and gone .. bone-headed managers .. even GM's and owners have changed. But Slider has remained.
It's time to castoff this poor man's Phanatic with a Charlie Manual gut. It's time for a new era. A mascot that will inspire our teams to dig deep and find that reservoir of confidence that we lack.
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A Depot District business destroyed by fire last year is now a pile of rubble.
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Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 1014 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Susanne26 A little disappointed. We always look forward to our stay at the Sheraton in Seattle; however, this stay was a bit disappointing. We were put on a floor that must have been a smoking floor at one time and had a very stale odor. Getting off the elevator the carpet seemed dirty and there was a broken bench on its side in the hallway. The room had a stale smoke smell as well. it was stuffy and the A/C unit made noise. Since we were only staying one night we decided to tough it out and didn't call to be placed in a different room. Hoping this was a one time disappointment! July 14, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Maureen13 BAD SERVICE/GREEN OPTION Disappointing - was asked to participate with the SPG "GREEN OPTION" - which was explained to me it was to save Energy by not changing out the linens/towels daily. Fine - this is a wonderful idea, I'm all for reducing the Carbon footprint, making my stay more eco-friendly. HOWEVER.... this turned into a tool by the hotel to NOT FURNISH SERVICE OF ANY KIND. I was rather upset and astonished that Sheraton/Seattle took this to mean they would not make the bed, clean the bathroom, nor remove the trash. This was NOT explained. NO SERVICE at a hotel is NOT a "Green Option", but rather a option to not provide service. This was unexpected. This was my third business SPG stay in 8 months, and by far the most disappointing. The hotel is beautiful, the front desk pleasant, the location superb. Who wants to stay at a hotel that will NOT provide basic housekeeping service? This should not have to be specially requested. Because of this, ** I NEED TO RETHINK MY POTENTIAL STAY AT SPG FOR AN OCTOBER CONFERENCE ** July 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Shiny This hotel is perfectly located You are so close to pikes market, walking du Instance to the space needle . Surrounded by shops and restaurants July 22, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by JW1973 Total Rip Off I am extremely unhappy. I paid extra for a package which included a gift card after our stay. Only to be told after our stay that the hotel knows it can take up to six weeks to receive the gift card. The hotel room was nice and clean, but the pool wasn't heated properly and the "hot" tub was not heated more than luke warm. We were told parking would be $35 for overnight valet and were then charged $43 + tip. All in all I would not stay here again and I would not recommend it to my friends. December 13, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by NYMINUTE09 The hotel is in a great location Sheraton Seattle is in a great location to the Pike Market, Convention Center, Shopping, and Seattle Center. July 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by HP14 Excellent but Someone is Smoking I had my usual excellent experience at your property, but could smell cigarette smoke creeping into my room in the late evening. Not sure you could do anything about that but thought I would let you know someone is not respecting the law! July 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by SeattleLover This hotel is conveniently located and offers a good guest experience This hotel offers all the amenities required by a busy business traveller and provides a good guest experience. You are also able to enjoy the room undisturbed and contributed to environmental sustainability by selecting the "green" option. July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by lulu777 good location good location and nice accomodation July 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mischa89 Clean Hotel with a Great Location! Sheraton has met ALL my needs! The room did not fail to meet my expectations and are exactly as depicted on their site. Whenever I decide on a hotel, I always want cleanliness and quality and that is what I received. I participated in their Green Choice program, so I do not have a review on their housekeeping. My family and I mostly stayed at the hotel during the night after touring the city throughout the day. This property is within walking distance to the monorail (about a block) and to all sorts of shopping stores and restaurants. The only problem I had was no jacuzzi but overall, I would highly recommend this hotel and would very much like to stay here again if visiting Seattle. July 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by LadySeattle27 Sheraton Seattle Comfortable bed but no view. No vent in the restroom. Friendly staff. July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Evathetraveler comfortable beds We did alot of walking around the city and the beds were so comfortable! We couldn't wait to go to bed each night. July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CarolinaEarl Jeff S. Great Location, very close to the convention center July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SarahTX Excellent stay. My stay here was excellent. June 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Wingtipflyer1 Nice downtown location Very good hotel, clean, professional staff, & heart of downtown. None of the Seattle hotels participate in latest SPG promotion. Thumbs down! I'm not someone on a summer cruise, I'm a businessperson who CHOSE your property/ brand. Please consider to join the promos next time. July 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Derail65 Brand loyalty Being an SPG Gold member and staying two nights on points we were treated like kings. Beautiful room on the top floor. The Sheraton club food and service was top notch. Everyone was helpful and friendly. If I have any gripe it's with the $40+ a night parking rate but keeping everything in perspective, walking out the door on the last day with my bill in hand totaling $111 it's hard to chip too much on the parking rate. Even with the high price of parking the attendants at the ramp were fast and friendly and always wanting to offer a helping hand. We remain loyal to the Westin/Sheraton chain. Thanks for a wonderful weekend. July 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Scooter Staff Responsiveness We checked in earl at 11:30am only to find a pizza in the lobby of our 17th floor, we returned at 7pm to see it still there. I told the front desk, they thanked me, yet at 8:30 it was still and all its odor. Woke up the next morning to see it still there at 8:45am and still there when I checked out at 2:30. Took a picture and showed it to the front desk, what other small details go unattended? Very disappointed for the level of quality I have come to expect from Starwood. July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rick808 Best Starwood Hotel in Downtown Seattle This hotel is located in a perfect location of Downtown Seattle, smack in the middle of shopping, restaurants, and next to the Convention Center. It has a very nice Club Lounge for Platinum Members which serves a nice Continental Breakfast and Cocktails/Snacks in the evening. They've got a wonderful Work Out Facility located on their top floor which is adjoined by a Swimming Pool and Jacuzzi. June 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Peter072014 Comfortable and convenient Ideal location downtown, easy access from freeway, splendid rooms with fully adjustable climate controls, wonderful bed, attentive service, efficient valet parking, friendly staff July 19, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by sealiz Much better hotels in Seattle It doesn't appear as though "bad" reviews are posted but I feel compelled to "warn" others about how poor this hotel is. No recognition/upgrades are given as a Platinum member, doors slamming, paper thin walls, staff who could care less about any customer. Definitely a convention hotel, good location in Seattle, but really poor staff and total lack of customer service. July 28, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by pezzy Special date My husband brought me here for my birthday and shopping. The room was ok, the TV was awful and unresponsive! Took forever to go from one channel to another. No menu to give what was on the television. The wine bar area had awful service!!! The wine was good, but the service and warmth was lacking. The valet and front desk where excellant. June 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marsha26 I liked it was so close to everything pikes mkt space needle etc Flying into Seatac then taking lightrail to the end and then around the corner and there you are so convenient to everything,could walk everywhere, would definately stay there again. July 18, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Olgafinkbinder Sheraton stay with Mother and my sisters My mother and sisters came to Seattle to visit my sister who lived in Seattle. My mother had had a stroke 4 months ago and could walk a little in her walker. Sheraton provided her a wheel chair. That was nice. However, coming and going from the Sheraton for walks in the city with my mother was not so smooth. The guys working on the drive would watch me push my 200 pound mother up the drive in the wheel chair and not offer to help or we had to walk through the restaurant to get into the hotel with the wheel chair. My mother was a big tipper. We had to ask the desk daily to clean our room or it would not get clean. 4 women in a room can be messy. Because walking to other restaurants was work with mother in a wheel chair we attempted to eat in the Sheraton restaurant. Breakfast was always great. But lunch and dinner was bad. Untrained wait staff and cooks. Our steaks were under cooked "raw" not medium rare or medium is what we order. Manager came over and took off half the bill. We did not want free food we wanted tasty cooked right food. At 6pm they ran out of baked potatoes. There was only 3 tables eating at that time in the restaurant. The baked Potatoes we did get on our table were cooked at 4pm and zapped in the microwave at 6pm for us, "rubber". Next time we will stay somewhere else in Seattle. Staff at the desk were great. Elizabeth July 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillyJoeBob69 A very good choice The hotel facilities are quite nice, and the amenities are top-notch. It is in a very convenient location. The staff was amazing! July 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by anniealyse Wonderful staff My room was so clean and comfortable, but I was most impressed by the staff. They were so warm and inviting, and willing to help with anything I needed. July 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SonOfAlex Great location This hotel is in a great location right across the street from the Washington State Convention Center. I have stayed here a couple times, and have enjoyed great service. I was given a room that smelled like smoke, even though it was a non-smoking room. The front desk staff was very helpful and found that the room next door was available and moved me right away. July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by orangesforadam Exceptional! We enjoyed the location, staff, room, but the experience that stands out most is the way our sad news was handled. We got word while we were in Seattle that we had a death in the family. I talked to a very sweet lady at the front desk (wish I could remember her name) and not only was she sympathetic, she immediately got the information I needed regarding our remaining pre-paid days should we need to leave early. We received unparalleled professionalism and the policy in place for such a situation is very much appreciated. July 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GregR Excellent, Excellent, Excellent!!! We stayed one night at the Sheraton Seattle after our Alaskan cruise & before early flights the next day. We reserved two rooms & arrived at the hotel around 11am just expecting to drop off our luggage with the staff & head out to lunch. Much to our surprise a room was already available - a gorgeous suite with two rooms that connected to a parlor with a wet bar, living room and dining room.. (THANK YOU!!!!) We were fairly worn our from our cruise so we took a Flat Rate cab to Pike's and ate at the Crab Pot for dinner. My mom & Mema had to leave at 6am before breakfast but they had coffee and quick bites for them in the lobby. Our flight was a little later so we headed up to the Club Lounge where they had a pretty decent spread of fruit, yogurt, boiled eggs, oatmeal, and coffee. The only odd thing was that we received a bill at our table for $0.00 but a place for a tip. We have been to TONS of SPG hotels and never received this in a Club Lounge before - we normally tip a few dollars or more when the lounge employees are extra nice. All in all this hotel was great, wish we could have stayed longer to check out other amenities! June 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by EagleRock Best Club Lounge The SPG service here was spectacular! The handwritten note and fruit bowl in my room were a very pleasant surprise. The club lounge with fresh fruits was phenomenal. Very pleased with my stay at this hotel and it is in a very convenient location. Can't wait to visit again! July 15, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Nans NEVER AGAIN I have been coming here every year at Christmas for the last 12 years. Was also under my previous name DeRosier. I made my reservations in August for a room to sleep 3. At the time I was told we would get a room with 2 beds and a pull out couch. Well we got bumped because of the Apple Cup. We have decided to go to Bellevue from now on. Jeremy did give us the credit for the difference, but we will never ever stay at the Sheraton again. Every year there is something that goes wrong. I was still going to be charged the higher rate even though we ended up with the same kind of room we always used to get. That is why I made reservations for 3 places to sleep. We had to ask for manager finally, after arguing with 2 other people. November 30, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sports2014 Great location Great hotel, except had problems getting the HD channels on TV 2 of the 4 nights there. Staff tried to correct but not successful. July 16, 2014