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Rated 4 out of 5 by 1063 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5 by markpoff a terrible experience Erroneous billing, noise level between rooms, size of workout rooms was small, pool was cold, hot tub was frothy January 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ben12345 Overall Worth The Stay. Always pleased by the Westin Hotels and proud to be a loyal SPG Member. I would stay here again and recommend this hotel over any in Seattle. January 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kittykat255 Perfection We were so pleased with every aspect of our stay. Treated like VIP's by every staff member that we came in contact with. Perfect location, excellent food at the bistro great cocktail and bartender. Just perfection! Second visit will not be our last! January 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by travel4moi very nice hotel Ideally located to walk to attractions, shopping. Staff very nice. Only complaint is that when sitting in lobby area, you need key to get into the restroom. I had checked out already and was having a drink at the bar but the bartender let me into the restroom. I found this to be inconvenient. January 19, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Tim53scotland This hotel needs work Insufficient amount of outlets in the room. Insufficient number of towels for occupants. No daily newspaper delivery. January 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Onseebo Absolutely Restless Sleep I want to start by saying that the staff was wonderful here. They were accommodating and professional. The room itself was nice as well, and exactly what I expected when I booked the Westin. However, one thing absolutely ruined my stay. My room creaked. It wasn't just a little creak, it was a continuous creak that persisted the entire time. I called down to front desk and apparently this was normal. I'm a light sleeper and wanted to rest before I went out, but managed to get absolutely no sleep. I think the creaking may have stopped for a few hours, but soon started again in the morning. I think I managed to sleep a total of 2 hours on my stay. I book hotels like the Westin for comfort and rest, and I received absolutely none of this. If i had known that the rooms in the hotel creaked this much, I would not have stayed here. January 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by PMD85Vette Westin Seattle Walking distance to shops, museums, and restaurants. Nice lobby and meeting spaces. Lobby bar and restaurant had a large selection of craft beer (mostly local). January 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Header55 Wine Women & Wonderful WESTIN (girls weekend) Another memorable stay at the Westin Seattle. Everything was perfect for our girls weekend. Amanda at check-in was exceedingly friendly as always, having everything ready for us upon arrival including excellent upgrade. Hotel close to everything we wanted to visit, & staff graciously accommodated all our requests throughout the stay. . including providing both wine & champagne glasses for our stay. Thank you again for everything, we all can't wait to return for another girls getaway! January 14, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by AmeliaA39 No Sound Proofing/Poor TV 1) This hotel has many room with connecting suites. I was able to hear conversations and the TVs in the adjacent rooms completely clearly, even at normal volumes. 2) I was on the 47th floor and it was so windy, that the wind noise woke me up multiple times, even though I had ear plugs in. The wind also conjured up strange pressure noises from the toilet and bathtub. I talked to another hotel guest on the same floor and she said the wind kept her up all night and she hadn't slept at all. 3) There are nice HD TVs in the room, but the TV channels were all analog and somewhat grainy. The On Demand had about 5 selections. 4) The fridge was packed full of drinks, and there was no room to keep any stuff I bought in the fridge. One positive; The bed was amazingly comfortable. January 13, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by mknight could not even find my SPG membership When we arrived, the front desk could not find our membership with our membership number. It took them a while but he said he found it and all was good. But I still have not received credit for this room on my membership. We booked a room that we were told had a jetted tub and a nice view. We a higher amount for the jetted tub and view. But when we arrived at our room, it had a very small normal tub. We called the front desk and they said none of their rooms have jetted tubs. So we asked them to reduce our room fee since we paid more for a jetted tub. They couldn't do this but they said they would credit our SPG membership points in exchange for the inconvenience. We never received this either. I am guessing the front desk clerk really never did find out membership and was just trying to get rid of us. Nice hotel with very nice views. But was disappointed in their service to members. And we did not receive the experience we were hoping for to celebrate our anniversary. January 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jim30 This hotel is a great location downtown Disappointed that free wifi was not available in our room. I would think in today's world, everyone is electronically connected. Only hotel I have stayed at recently that charged for wifi. January 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by SPGGuestLA Not a 4 Diamond Hotel Its central location is excellent, but I'm surprised that it's considered a AAA 4 Diamond Hotel. Onsite restaurant-inadequate in terms of variety. In Room Amenities--No robe, Poor TV reception, Outdated clock radio. Banquet Facilities- had 2 breakfasts & 2 lunches--food quality was quite disappointing. Definitely need a new toaster that works! For a group of 100, 2 toasters may also be more appropriate. January 10, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Kennedy13 Higj Expectations Stayed for 2 nights after Christmas 2013 and was disappointed. After being told we could not self park and HAD TO pay the valet or park off property, we checked in and went to our room. The bathroom was still dirty from the last guest. The room was only stocked for one person in the towels, so we ordered more towels and it took 1 hour to get them. The hot tub was so filthy I wouldn't throw a dirty pig in it. After checking out we noticed a huge dent it out bumper on the car. I wrote an email of complaint and never heard back from them. Horrible customer service, will NEVER return and would never suggest staying. Positive is that the bed was really cozy. January 9, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by jmlittlesister Disappointed We visit this hotel a couple of times a year. We are big Seahawk fans and come up from California for a game. And it is because we loved this hotel so much that we signed up for the Starwood Preferred Guest American Express card. We love the Heavenly Beds, the locality of the hotel, the warm greetings and the helpfulness of the staff. Little touches like apples in a bowl outside the elevator, robes in the room, great views. This visit was so different. We were asked when checking in if we wanted to be on a higher floor with a view. We were sent to the 23rd floor with a view of condos across the way. No apples. No robes. The towels were old and threadbare. I had to call and request The robes. We went down to the lobby bar which we love. They were understaffed and the help was not friendly at all. We were very disappointed. Please bring back your friendly staff, the apples, the robes in the room. We are Gold Starwood members and loyal. We should be treated as such. January 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mendelnation Seattle Westin Absolutely fantastic service and location. Can't wait for my next visit! January 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by AUSCFAN77 Welcoming Staff and nice location booked an upper suite for New Year's Eve months in advance and were pleasantly surprised with a great view room. Staff was VERY helpful all over the hotel. My only disappointment was the lack of self parking upon check in. I had to use the valet parking which was REALLY expensive relative to other downtown locations I have used before. January 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by charmingwilliam Good but not great Positives first: -Westin is well located, just 1-2 blocks from all downtown shopping. -Easy access off I5, easy access to parking ($43.00 per night tax included), surrounded by abundant cheaper parking. -Fast elevators, good restaurant called Relish in the lobby. -Great rain shower heads in the shower and cheerful check-in staff. Interesting $5.00 voucher in exchange for room cleaning per day, good to use for breakfast downstairs. -Very comfortable pillows and lots of them. Negatives: -One morning with no hot water and a couple of showers were warm but not hot enough to enjoy. -Was kept waiting in line at the Concierge while she listened to some bar owner telling her how good his bar was and that she should recommend it to her guests. When I brought this to her attention she didn't see anything wrong with keeping a paying customer waiting! -Reading chair in the room wasn't comfortable for reading. -Dirty tray of dishes and wine glasses from another room stayed on a table opposite the elevators on our floor (31) overnight. -Messy display of loose wires under the bedside table to power the clock/radio/lamp. December 31, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by VancouverBCTraveler Great staff - disappointing room We purchased a Grand View Deluxe room and there were stains that were encrusted on the mirror in the main room, dirty bathroom floors and peeling wallpaper on the walls. But the beds were perfect and very comfortable. I'm disappointed because on my last stay at this property I booked on Orbitz and assumed that the lower quality was just because of the discount booking agent. This time I ordered a deluxe grand because I wanted to feel a bit pampered on the holiday. I was so disappointed in the room. It felt like a three-star hotel. The staff was great on the main floor- but our luggage was put in the car with one of our bags torn and no mention of it or apology. I'd close this property and do a full remodel, gut the cleaning staff--and rework some of the valet staff so that the hotel had a little better feel. One last note; when a patron books a Deluxe view room- that just doesn't mean 37 floors up looking at a condo across the street, it would imply a view of the bay or space needle. I live on the 39th floor of my tower and I have an unobstructed view... that would be what a Deluxe View would be... unobstructed. December 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Adam206 Hotel great during the holidays I treated my wife to a night downtown of shopping and relaxation. The Holiday package with the Pacific Place gift certificate was a great selling point. December 26, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by MarieKay1 Best Place to Explore Seattle for the First Time! I stayed at the Westin hotel the week before Christmas. The location is PERFECT- you are near tons of great restaurants, coffee shops, Pacific Place Mall, Macy's, Nordstrom, more shopping, the monorail, Westlake light rail station, and only a couple blocks from the Waterfront/Pike Place market. The hotel staff was amazing- really told me how to get to my tourism destinations. The ladies at checkin/checkout reviewed my bill with me, gave recommendations for dining, and the staff always provided a clean, well kept room. The views in this building are amazing- I felt like I was sleeping on top of the city. There is so much, endless places to walk to (movie theaters, target, whole foods, convention center, etc) so my convenience of staying here was worth the price. The retail center at my door step made my shopping in Seattle successful. Being my first time in Seattle, the hotel location is very safe. The south lake union street car is almost directly behind the building, and the downtown buses run routes through the city. A couple of things that can be improved - the gym (very small, hardly any weights, no windows) there were luckily some gyms nearby offering guest passes. The Westin workout marketing is really promoted so I guess I expected something spectacular. The restaurant downstairs is nice and the to-go bar is super convenient and healthy for the most part. I would like the restaurant/bar to offer more drinks (more beers) and better food options (besides just burgers). I will say that every person that waited on me the two times I went to the bistro were exceptional in service! I had a great stay and will stay at many Westins in the future. The Westin Seattle is high quality and the staff really cares. What a great way to explore Seattle, couldn't of asked for a better place for the price. December 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cali5 Excellent Hotel Excellent hotel in a great location! December 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JDK23 Great location in Seattle close to convention center Great location, kind of expensive however comparable to other hotels of similar caliber in the area. Can walk to many of the major sites and convention center in Seattle. Great views from my room of the city and bay. Recommend taking public transport from the airport- fast and you'll save yourself $40. Very convenient and a short walk from the hotel. They recognized my status and upgraded my room December 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by AaronVancouver Needs updating, cleanliness not up to Westin's Standard This hotel is showing it's age. The cleanliness and general upkeep is not up to a typical Westin standard. Elevator's were all busy and thus took us 10 minutes on average to go from the 22nd floor to the lobby. Not impressed. December 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by DAISY56 A LITTLE DISAPPOINTED I WAS EXPECTING A MUCH BETTER VIEW, AS ACCORDING TO YOUR DESCRIPTION ALL OF THE ROOMS HAVE WONDERFUL VIEWS ONLY TO FIND WHEN I CHECKED IN THAT I WOULD HAVE TO PAY MORE FOR A ROOM HIGHER THAN THE 20TH FLOOR. THE ELEVATORS ARE EXTREMELY SLOW. I ALSO THINK A SHUTTLE SHOULD HAVE BEEN PROVIDED TO AND FROM THE AIRPORT. THIS ALSO ADDED AN ADDITIONAL COST AND I DID NOT FEEL ABLE TO TAKE THE LIGHT RAIL SO HAD THE COST OF A TAXI CAB. WE HAD TO ASK FOR ENOUGH TOWELS, 3 TOWELS FOR 2 GUESTS IS NOT ENOUGH AS WE BOTH USE A SEPERATE BATH TOWEL WHEN WE WASH OUR HAIR. December 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by raindogggy Aging Weston The bathroom were not very clean. There was some red stains (?) on the floor and curly hairs on the toilet. I felt I had to clean the whole bathroom before I could use it. After that I just never felt very comfortable. The bed seemed tired. Pun intended. It was not the usual comfortable Weston mattress. December 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Heysuss Great location Many trips to Seattle for a weekend get away or a Pro game. Decided to stay in central downtown area to avoid driving. Best location for an easy walk to go shopping, site seeing, and restaurants. December 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by tmac360 Amazing views! I stayed two nights in the North Tower in a Deluxe room. I got a room with a Space Needle View and it was gorgeous. I have stayed at other hotels in Seattle and have never faced the Space Needle so it was a great Seattle experience. I really like the space in the room, it felt like a suite! The first downsides was that the doors to the room were thin, so you can hear people talking in the hallways and doors being opened and shut. The other downside was my neighbor or vent air smelled like cigarette smoke the whole weekend. The staff tried to help by spraying air freshner. December 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by LL7781 Stellar The Westin in Maui is an excellent hotel/resort. The staff is freindly, courteous, knowledgeable, and effecient. Only minor setbacks are that pools are only 5 feet deep at the 'deep' end and that signage from room to lobby is nonexistent. Took a while to know where you are going. Would be nice to hae IPod capability in any room that has the Bose Stereo radio. Oh, another positive is that the beach is just a feet from the grounds. Do yourself a favor and visit this Westin!. December 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Adrock73 Music weekend in Seattle Perfect location, one block from Seattle monorail & one block from Link train to airport. Located within short walking distance to Pike Place Market, the historic Paramount and Moore theaters and the downtown shopping district. Fantastic views of the city & Puget sound with only a $10 up-charge per night. Nice restaurant & lobby bar with plenty of local brews to drink. December 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by GregCorleone Great place - needs heat! I know it is unseasonably cold there, but our room was quite chilly the whole time. The windows are great and a great view, but the HVAC should handle. Also, we only got 1/3 of our $5 vouchers for hanging the sign on the door and not getting housekeeping. BTW - your staff are awesome and it is a really nice hotel, these are minor complaints to the overall great experience! December 9, 2013


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So Sacred
Updated: October 10, 2008, 1:43 PM ET
Tomorrow kicks off the Sacred Craft Consumer Surfboard Expo in San Diego. This event is certain to be filled with the widest range of surfboards ever collected in one place (Micah Wood and Tom Wegener in the same room) as well as a bunch of dudes who take surfboards very seriously.
So seriously, in fact, that they open their text with a quote from Genesis.
Below is taken off the Sacred Craft website:
it was all about the surfboard. The only thing that mattered. ...
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Mette-Marit at the opening of the Hamsun center
Yesterday, August 4th, Crown Princess Mette-Marit attended the opening of the Hamsun center at Hamarøy. The opening of the Hamsun Centre in his childhood home place Hamarøy, is part of the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of the Norwegian author Knut Hamsun. About 2000 visitors attended the opening of the center. Princess Mette-Marit, who is the patron of the Hamsun year, opened the building. The museum is … Continue readingPosted in Norwegian Royals | Tagged Crown Princess Mette-Marit, Patronage | Leave a comment
First Patronage for Princess Marie
The Tønder Festival was announced by the Danish Royal Court as the first patronage of HRH Princess Marie. The annual folk music festival, which takes place in the southern-Danish city of Tønder neighbouring Marie's home at Schackenborg Castle, has been running since 1975. The festival traditionally runs on the last weekend of August each year, the dates for this year's concert being August 27-30. As well as local Danish artists, … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Music, Patronage, Princess Marie | Leave a comment
Countess of Wessex Christens HMS Daring
Sophie, the Countess of Wessex, christened the HMS Daring, the Royal Navy's newest warship, in Portsmouth today. Even though the weather was grey and cloudy, many people came out to celebrate the ship's christening, and to hear the Countess speak. The countess is the patron of the ship, and was present when the ship first launched in 2006, according to The News of Portsmouth. "It is an enormous pleasure to … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Patronage, Royal Navy, The Countess of Wessex | Leave a comment
Queen Rania appointed Honorary Global Chair for the UNGEI
Her Majesty Queen Rania Al-Abdullah of Jordan has been appointed as Honorary Global Chair for The United Nations Girls' Education Initiative (UNGEI). Queen Rania will continue to advocate on behalf of the girls who are denied an education. The appointment comes after Queen Rania's work and efforts in promoting access, quality, and innovation in education both in Jordan and across the globe in places such as Argentina, Brazil, China, India, … Continue readingPosted in Jordanian Royals | Tagged Education, Patronage, Queen Rania, United Nations | Leave a comment
Belgian State Visit to Romania – Day 2
King Albert II and Queen Paola of Belgium are on a three-day state visit to Romania. Today is their second day, and they went through a pretty full schedule. They visited the Revolution Square in Bucharest with the Romanian Minister of Culture, Theodor Paleologu. Later today, they also paid tribute to the Memorial of Danny Huwe, a Belgian journalist from the Flemish commercial channel, who was killed during the Revolution … Continue readingPosted in Belgian Royals | Tagged Albert II of Belgium, Bilateral Relations, Children, Patronage, President Băsescu, Queen Paola, Romania, State Visit | 2 Comments
Haya calls on supporters to help UN
HRH Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein of Jordan, a United Nations Messenger of Peace, has called in a televised message to the public to give donations to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The call comes to help hundreds of thousands of people in Pakistan who live in shelters who have escaped from conflicts between Government forces and militants in the North West Frontier Province. "Millions have been forced … Continue readingPosted in Jordanian Royals, UAE Royals | Tagged Dubai, Patronage, Princess Haya, United Nations | Leave a comment
Princess Margriet Celebrates At Her Old Home
On Saturday morning princess Margriet did not have to travel far to her first official activity: she visited the neighbouring palace Het Loo in Apeldoorn. Here the princess attended the opening of the new terrace and the restaured 'historical viewpoint' in the garden of the palace. The opening also marked the 25th anniversary of palace Het Loo as a museum. Princess Margriet, her husband Pieter van Vollenhoven and their sons … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Anniversary, Het Loo Palace, Palaces, Patronage, Princess Margriet, The Arts | Leave a comment
Mette-Marit and HIV/Aids events
On Tuesday June 16th Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway started a campaign against prejudices against HIV in Oslo together with Roger Cassidy head of a HIV centre and the mayor of Oslo Fabian Stang. On Saturday June 19th the Princess was present when environmental minister Erik Solheim opened the "Access to Life" photo exhibition in Oslo, which is an AIDS photoexhibition at the Stenersen Museum. You can see some of … Continue readingPosted in Norwegian Royals | Tagged Crown Prince Haakon, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, HIV/AIDS, Patronage | Leave a comment
Memories of Marina and Wimbledon
With the 2009 Wimbledon Championship starting on Monday, all eyes are firmly focussed on Andy Murray but Royal watchers will be surveying the scene for the odd Prince and Princess (and let's face it there's quite a few odd ones about these days). Years ago, there was no question of a Royal-less Wimbledon as the long-time President of Wimbledon All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club did her duty by … Continue readingPosted in British Royals, Greek Royals, Historical Royals | Tagged Marina of Greece and Denmark, Patronage, Sport, Wimbledon | 3 Comments
Duchess of Gloucester Charms Exhibitors at Mobility Roadshow
Princess Birgitte, the Duchess of Gloucester, recently paid a visit to the annual Mobility Roadshow. The roadshow featured exhibits and information from manufacturers of wheelchairs and other devices designed to help with mobility. While at the exhibition, the Duchess was presented with a teddy bear from a young boy named Dillon, according to a report from This is West Country. The Duchess was so charmed by Dillon, and even named … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Children, Exhibition, Health, Patronage, The Duchess of Gloucester | Leave a comment
Mary Continues Anti-Bullying Program at Kids' Relay
Crown Princess Mary has continued with her anti-bullying program by attending a children's baton relay to promote the cause. The baton relay, which saw thousands of children and their parents head to Copenhagen's Fælledparken, took place yesterday, with Mary presenting medals to all teams who completed the one kilometre long circuit. While she did not participate in the actual relay, Mary spent time to warm up and stretch with the … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Anti-Bullying, Children, Crown Princess Mary, Patronage, Save the Children, Sport, The Mary Foundation | 1 Comment
The Earl of Wessex Visits Calgary
The Earl of Wessex is currently on an official visit to Canada, and has stopped in Calgary. On Saturday Prince Edward visited Simon Fraser Junior High School in Calgary to meet students involved in the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme and other leadership schemes. On Sunday morning the Prince handed out awards to 100 Gold Award recipients at the Palliser Hotel in Calgary. He told the students that they could … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Anniversary, Canada, Military, Official Visit, Patronage, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, The Earl of Wessex | Leave a comment
Prince Edward in British Columbia for the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme
Prince Edward is in Canada this week, paying a brief visit with the primary purpose of handing out Duke of Edinburgh awards. The Prince attended a private dinner on Wednesday night at the Vancouver Art Gallery, before heading to the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel on Thursday for the first award ceremony. Here he presented 76 DoE awards, and spent nearly an hour talking with the recipients and their families. Edward also … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Canada, Official Visit, Paralympics, Patronage, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, The Earl of Wessex | Leave a comment
Countess of Wessex Honors Police, Military During Royal Visit to Canada
Sophie Rhys-Jones, who is better known as the Countess of Wessex, is currently enjoying a whirlwind visit to Canada with her husband, Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex. While her husband has been very busy with several engagements, Sophie hasn't exactly been sitting around. Yesterday, she presented OPP Commissioner Julian Fantino a certificate of registration for an official tartan for the police force, according to an article in the Toronto … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Anniversary, Canada, Military, Official Visit, Patronage, The Countess of Wessex | Leave a comment
Queen Sofia Talks about Drugs in Barcelona
Today, Queen Sofia of Spain attended in Barcelona the Congress, "Let's talk about drugs. Families and Youth united for Prevention," hosted by La Caixa Foundation and the Help against Drug Addiction Foundation (FAD), of which her Majesty is Honorary President. The congress's main goal is to be a reflection forum which may help professionals to check, in a critical way, the prevention of the problems related the drugs. Also their … Continue readingPosted in Spanish Royals | Tagged Drug Prevention, FAD Foundation, Patronage, Queen Sofia | Leave a comment
Princess Haya is Patron of WSPCCA
HRH Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein, United Nations Messenger of Peace, has accepted to become the global patron for the Walter Sisulu Paediatric Cardiac Centre for Africa (WSPCCA). WSPCCA is a charity organisation that facilitates life-saving heart surgery for underprivileged children from across Africa who suffer from congenital heart conditions. Princess Haya said, "The WSPCCA is an organisation that reflects the values and beliefs that I hold dear. In addition, … Continue readingPosted in Jordanian Royals, UAE Royals | Tagged Children, Dubai, Health, Patronage, Princess Haya | Leave a comment
Haya accepts new Honorary Presidency role
From TRF avatar gallery HRH Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein, wife of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, accepted the Honorary Presidency of the Dubai Business Women Council (DBWC) said Raja Easa Al Gurg, President of the DBWC who expressed deep thanks and appreciation. DBWC role is to raise awareness of the importance of participation of women … Continue readingPosted in Jordanian Royals, UAE Royals | Tagged Dubai, Dubai Business Women Council, Patronage, Princess Haya | Leave a comment
'Women Empowerment in Jordan' Conference Starts Today
Under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Rania, a two-day event on women empowerment in Jordan will start today. Business and professional women from across the Kingdom will take part in the conference to discuss the challenges of women empowerment in Jordan. The conference will also address several issues including professional and labour legislations, difficulties that face businesswomen and their participation in the decision-making process.Posted in Jordanian Royals | Tagged Conference, Patronage, Queen Rania, Women's Rights | Leave a comment
Royal Ladies at QEC 2009 Luncheon
Queen Fabiola, Princess Mathilde, Princess Astrid and her husband, Archduke Lorenz, and Princess Claire had lunch today with the jury members of the Queen Elisabeth Competition – Violin, of which the semi-finals were performed yesterday evening. The lunch was hosted at the Royal Palace in Brussels. Queen Fabiola is the patron lady of the Competition. This year, members of the jury include Jaime Laredo and Martin Beaver. The Queen Elisabeth … Continue readingPosted in Austrian Royals, Belgian Royals | Tagged Archduke Lorenz, Austria-Este, Music, Patronage, Princess Astrid of Belgium, Princess Claire of Belgium, Queen Elisabeth Music Competition, Queen Fabiola, Queen Mathilde | 1 Comment
Countess Alexandra presents prizes to scientists
Countess Alexandra, as Patron of the Danish Association of the Blind, yesterday handed out prizes to talented young researchers in the field of the prevention and cure of eye diseases of 1.5 million Danish kroner together with the Chairman of the Danish Blind Society, Thorkild Olesen. The Countess has been the patron of the organisation since 1996, one year after she became a Princess of Denmark, and the prizes have … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Countess Alexandra, Health, Patronage, Science | Leave a comment


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Anesthesiologist (pain control), Pain Management Specialist, Neurologist (brain, nervous system), Psychiatrist
29 years of experience
Video profile
Accepting new patients
29 years of experience
Video profile
Accepting new patients
East LA
1520 San Pablo St
Ste 3450
Los Angeles, CA 90033 Phone number & directions
1520 San Pablo St
Ste 3450
Los Angeles, CA 90033 Phone number & directions
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Dr. Steven Richeimer, MD is board certified in Anesthesiology, Anesthesiology - Pain Medicine, and Psychiatry.
- He has special expertise in 16 areas:
- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) / Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Back Pain
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- Spinal Cord Injuries
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Dr. Richeimer graduated from University of California at San Francisco. He has 3 awards.
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Julie Taymor, Tim Gunn and More Set for Met Museum's FROM CANVAS TO COSTUME Talk Today
Today, April 24, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. in The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium will host "From Canvas to Costume: Painting at the Intersection of Theater and Film", featuring stars Tim Gunn, Janie Bryant, Julie Taymor, and Catherine Zuber.
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- 4 cups peeled, sliced fresh peaches, (about 6 peaches; see Tip)
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons bourbon, divided (optional)
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
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- Preheat oven to 350°F. Coat a 9-inch round cake pan with cooking spray.
- Toss peaches, brown sugar, 1 tablespoon bourbon (if using) and cornstarch in a bowl. Spoon the fruit into the prepared pan, arranging it in an even layer; set aside.
- Combine flour, pecans, baking powder and salt in a food processor; process until the pecans are ground to a fine meal.
- Beat 2 egg whites in a mixing bowl with an electric mixer until soft peaks form. Gradually beat in 1/3 cup sugar, continuing to beat until the egg whites are stiff and glossy; set aside. Beat whole eggs with the remaining 1/3 cup sugar in another mixing bowl until thick and pale, about 5 minutes. Beat in the remaining 1 tablespoon of bourbon (if using) and vanilla. Whisk one-fourth of the reserved beaten egg whites into the whole-egg mixture. Sprinkle half of the flour mixture over the top and fold in with a rubber spatula just until blended. Fold in the remaining beaten whites, then the remaining flour mixture.
- Spread the batter over the fruit in the pan. Bake until the top springs back when lightly touched and a skewer inserted in the center comes out clean, 35 to 45 minutes. Let cool in the pan for 5 minutes, then invert onto a serving plate, rearranging any stray fruit. Serve warm or at room temperature.
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- Tips: To peel peaches: Bring a medium saucepan of water to a boil. Immerse peaches in boiling water for 1 minute. Remove with a slotted spoon and plunge into a bowl of ice water to cool slightly. Transfer to a cutting board. Remove the skins with a paring knife.
- To toast whole nuts: Spread nuts on a baking sheet and bake at 350°F, stirring once, until fragrant, 7 to 9 minutes.
Per serving: 183 calories; 5 g fat (1 g sat, 3 g mono); 42 mg cholesterol; 32 g carbohydrates; 4 g protein; 2 g fiber; 140 mg sodium; 196 mg potassium.
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Dr Cawo M Abdi is an assistant professor of Sociology at the University of Minnesota and a research fellow at the University of Pretoria, South Africa.
Rare are the occasions that we are inspired. I for one can count with one hand the number of times that I felt transformative forces to be at play in my surroundings. The recent Istanbul civil society conference of May 27-May 30, 2012 was one such experience. Having received the invitation to this gathering barely a fortnight before the date the proceedings were to start, I remained skeptical of the outcome and the utility of such a meeting. I, and many other participants I have spoken with, felt that this could be one more futile international meeting hailed to be addressing Somali concerns. Our memory is filled with these, which have become a dime by the dozen. Nevertheless I reluctantly accepted the invitation, compelled by
Rare are the occasions that we are inspired. I can count on one hand the number of times that have I felt transformative forces at play in my surroundings. The recent Istanbul civil society conference of May 27-30 was one such experience. Having received the invitation to this gathering barely a fortnight before the date the proceedings were to start, I remained sceptical of the outcome and the utility of such a meeting. I, and many other participants I have spoken with, felt that this could be one more futile international meeting called under the premise of addressing Somali concerns. Our memory is filled with these, which have become almost cliche.
Istanbul hosts Somalia conference
Nevertheless, I reluctantly accepted the invitation, compelled by the conviction that Turkey was new to Somalia and thus could be distinguished from other international organisations whose lavish lifestyle in Nairobi produced the "Development Mafia" moniker. By now, we all have seen or read about the billions squandered by this group, which unfortunately at times epitomises what development critic Ross Coggins detailed in his 1976 poem, The Development Set. The poem describes the disconnect between Western development practitioners and the misery and plight of alleged third world benefactors.Unlike the generally vulture-like development practices Somalis have been exposed to over the past 20 years, most invitees knew that Turkey had already built hospitals, schools and roads in Mogadishu; and that was accomplished with only around half a billion dollar committment so far. Turkish airlines commenced twice-weekly flights to the capital - a place most international development practitioners and most Westerners deem impossible to base their operations. Despite being physically absent, these Western organisations continuously dictate policies including the Somali constitution and determining the well-being of millions of Somalis. They do this safely and comfortably from their gated Nairobi offices by relying on secondary data transmitted by local NGO workers and contractors. Appalled by this prevailing paradigm and the myopic policies of the international community towards the Somali conflict, many invitees from civil society, academia and diaspora organisations felt that the Turkey-Somalia miracle deserved our support. We felt that we wanted to be a part of the new attempt at resuscitating our beloved but bleeding nation.
"[Hussein] gently chastised Somali clan elders for failing their traditional role of peacemakers and peacekeepers."
I won't dwell on the proceedings, which have been widely covered. But it is worth mentioning that my initial scepticism disappeared as soon as I met the organisers of the conference.
Barely two hours after landing in Istanbul, I found myself in a room where the conference agenda was being refined after the first day's feedback from the elders, women's groups and other participants.
We debated how best to reformat the programme so that the conference would run smoothly and also serve its purpose of providing a platform for civil society and Somali clan elders to have a constructive dialogue. The highly inclusive and democratic engagement at the table further eroded any doubt of "ulterior motives" that anyone may have had regarding this meeting.Statesmanship?Former Somali Prime Minister (1964-1967) Abdirizaq Haji Hussein's speech was the highlight of the conference, a speech that is bound to go down in history. He gently chastised Somali clan elders for failing their traditional role of peacemakers and peacekeepers - instead becoming pawns to corrupt and merciless individuals whose sole interest lies in the pursuit of power and property. Hussein delivered the strongest lesson that Somali political actors are ever to witness.
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Compared with Hussein, the complete silence on the part of Somali religious leaders in the type of inspirational engagement was quite disappointing. For a nation where formal education continues to be very limited, Islamic education should serve as a foundation to address social issues. In the southern Somali regions that have remained chaotic for two decades, religious organisations have an added obligation to make their voices heard on major social, political and ethical issues, which are eroding our national and Islamic identity.
Religious leaders could have played a prominent role in educating the audience about the conference's focus, which was in essence the search for solutions, the challenges of poor leadership and the resulting devastation this creates in our society. The platform Turkey provided should have allowed Somali religious leaders to discuss the most pressing concerns of violence, displacement, starvation, ignorance; which are maladies with demoralising consequences for all. Acknowledging and condemning the hundreds of women being raped in Mogadishu and elsewhere every year, the thousands of children dying of easily treatable diseases, the erosion of our Soomaalinimo and Muslinimo and the ongoing moral, material and political corruption within our leadership and our communities was what we expected of our religious leaders. Alas, we heard none of that.
"We left Turkey with a vigour that made us forget our initial foot-dragging in attending this meeting."
This criticism does not mean that religious leaders are not committed to justice, but their silence on these issues in Istanbul was loud and clear. It represented another failure comparable with that of the clan elders that Hussein articulated.Hope never diesWe left Turkey with a vigour that made us forget our initial foot-dragging in attending this meeting. In Istanbul, Somalis of different backgrounds networked, exchanged ideas and many of us are today even more committed to the cause than before. We plan to use the Istanbul conference as a launching pad to fully engage in the Somali political process, not only from our academic or professional offices in the West, but in the streets of Bosaso, Hargaisa and Mogadishu.
Dr Cawo M Abdi is an assistant professor of Sociology at the University of Minnesota and a Research Fellow at the University of Pretoria, South Africa. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
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