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Filming While Dark
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Book Review: Alternatives to Economic Globalization
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Watching the Watchers
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Broadband Democracy
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- center for Digital Democracy, open access to the internet, electronic commons
Play Your Own Tune
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NATCHEZ — He insisted he wasn't really angry, but Forrest Foster sure had his girls fooled.
After opening up to a 6-0 deficit against district opponent Brookhaven Academy, the Adams County Christian School head softball coach let his displeasure be known.
Foster slammed down the water bottle in his hand and chided his girls for not being into the game before the team went to bat in the bottom of the fourth.
One inning later, the Lady Rebels were trailing 7-0, but ACCS strung a few hits together, and suddenly things started rolling. The Lady Rebels came back and scored nine runs, then added another run in the sixth inning en route to a 10-7 win.
"When I was walking off the field, I said to myself, 'What do I need to do to motivate them?'" Foster said. "It wasn't a temper tantrum, it was just for show, But it motivated them."
Senior first baseman Ashton Mason said the slamming of the drink was definitely a motivating factor, even if it was an act.
"We know when he gets serious, it's time to get serious and win," Mason said. "We weren't hitting the ball, and when we did hit it, we hit it right to someone. We just weren't into the game."
The Lady Rebels were hitless during the first three innings of play, but an Ashleigh Williams double in the fifth got things started for ACCS. The double scored Tori Laird and Jessica Reynolds and triggered the comeback.
Brooke Runnels then scored on a double by Mason, and a double by Abby Givens brought home Mason. Givens scored on a single by Jordan Petty.
Pinch-runner Harley Martin crossed home plate on a fielder's choice, Taylor Perkins also scored on a fielder's choice, Reynolds scored on a single by Laird and a bases-loaded walk by Nikki Worthey brought in Laird, making it 9-7 ACCS.
With the lead in hand, Foster promised his girls in the dugout that he would treat them to Pizza Hut if they held on to win. The girls responded, jokingly singing the Krusty Krab Pizza song from the TV show "Spongebob Squarepants."
"Krusty Krab Pizza is the pizza for you and me!" they chanted. Foster said it proved one thing about his team.
"It goes to show the way to motivate the ladies is food," Foster joked.
Mason agreed with her coach.
"We are a food-eating kind of team," Mason said. "He'll provide the food if need be."
Perkins got the start for ACCS, going four innings and giving up six runs on eight hits with one walk and two strikeouts. Runnels pitched the final three innings, giving up one run on four hits.
Brookhaven Academy would have needed to win by 14 runs in order to knock ACCS out of the playoffs. With the comeback victory, Foster said there's added momentum after Tuesday night's come-from-behind 5-4 win against Tensas Academy.
"It shows that when the girls are down, we have it in us to come back and make it interesting," Foster said.
ACCS opens postseason play in the South State tournament at Timberton Park in Hattiesburg. The Lady Rebels will face Silliman Institute at 11 a.m. Saturday.


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ANNAPOLIS | The Maryland House on Thursday night approved its version of the state budget, advancing the $34.2 billion spending plan for Senate consideration.
"We're proud of the progress we've made toward financial stability," Delegate Norm Conway, Eastern Shore Democrat and chairman of the Appropriations Committee, said during final debate.
The budget passed on a 97-42 vote, with Delegate Wendell R. Beitzel, Garrett Republican, the lone GOP vote joining all the chamber's Democrats in support.
The plan was revised last week by the chamber's Appropriations Committee to include several key changes to the one Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley proposed in January.
Among the changes were a doubling of fees on vehicle titles, vanity-license plates and property-tax records, restoring funds set to be cut from public schools and transferring to counties $17 million in costs for state pensions.
The Democrat-controlled House chose not to further amend the budget during a 4½-hour debate Wednesday night, despite numerous calls from Republicans to reduce spending. They also failed to add requirements barring community colleges and many businesses from accommodating illegal immigrants. The House-approved budget would increase state spending by $900 million over last year.
"Next year, we're going to be here, and there is going to be pressure to raise more taxes," said House Minority Leader Anthony J. O'Donnell, Southern Maryland Republican. "We've had an incredibly increasing appetite for spending people's money, and in the worst times, when we should cutting back."
The Senate Budget and Taxation Committee will consider its own changes to the budget, which could be introduced on the Senate floor as early as Monday night.
Senate Democrats have said they will consider further changes to the state's underfunded pension system and likely will pass an increase in the state's alcohol tax, raising the rate from 6 percent to 9 percent through a 1-percentage-point increase in each of the next three years. The increase was approved by a Senate committee Thursday.
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Gosh, are you really dumb or just pretending? CYCC only raised $1M now. They have the OPTION, but not the obligation to raise the rest at the time and price of their choosing. The option is prudent to have in any case. But ESPECIALLY prudent would be to have this if the company received serious buyout inquiries - because this option enhances their negotiating position as they won't be desperate to get bought out too cheap.
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Obamas Historic Visit To Cuba is the Right Policy
Recorded: Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland is interviewed on the Larry Conners USA radio show on KTRS. Eland says the 50 years of trying to get rid of the Castro brothers has not worked and its time for a different policy. Now that the Cold War is over, says Eland, Cubas future may be democracy, but not all countries would make good democracies. Cuba must open its economy in some way, he says, because the country needs capital.
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Robert Higgs Interview on "Anemic Recovery, Regulation and Taxation" at Cato Institute
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Robert Higgs discusses our most recent economic recovery and some thoughts on how Keynesians explain events in American economic history. Higgs is author of the book, Taking a Stand: Reflections on Life, Liberty, and the Economy (2015).
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Was the American Wild West a Genuine Case of Anarcho-Capitalism?
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Clifford F. Thies, author of The Independent Review article Repudiation in Antebellum Mississippi, is interviewed on National Public Radios All Things Considered about the state of Mississippi defaulting on its loans in the 1840s. Other states defaulted on loans during this period, but most reconciled with debtors, but not Mississippi. Mississippi repudiated its debts, refusing to pay them.
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APD seeks armed robbery suspect
Albuquerque police are asking for the public's help in identifying and locating a man suspected of robbing the Smith's at Lomas and San Pedro nearly two weeks ago.
Chief: University of New Mexico police, DA not at odds
The University of New Mexico campus police chief says his department is not at odds with the local district attorney's office, despite officers telling federal investigators they were frustrated with how frequently prosecutors dropped sexual assault cases.
Indigenous dancers compete at North America's largest powwow
North America's largest powwow is underway in New Mexico.
SWAT working to apprehend barricaded suspect in Carnuel
Albuquerque police and Bernalillo County sheriff's deputies are working to apprehend a person who barricaded themselves in Carnuel, just east of Albuquerque.
Workers testify to falsifying records, denying food aid
State caseworkers and supervisors have testified that they falsified income information on emergency applications for people seeking food assistance, resulting in some of New Mexico's most needy being denied help.
Carlsbad to get official tent city for homeless residents
The city of Carlsbad is set to provide homeless residents with another place to stay as it prepares to open up a tent city.
Man shot, killed in Hobbs; gunman at large
A Hobbs man accused of fatally shooting a 35-year-old man during a fight on Thursday had a warrant issued for his arrest on an open count of murder.
Santa Fe police still searching for suspect after late-night SWAT
After a SWAT situation Thursday night, Santa Fe police are still searching for a suspect accused of stabbing and beating a man.
Silver Alert issued for missing Roswell woman
The Roswell Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for a missing 74-year-old woman.
Santa Fe Opera announces 2017 season
The Santa Fe Opera's 2017 season will include a world premiere, three new productions for the company and a collection of works spanning 300 years.
Multiple arrests made in operation targeting prison gang; 3 fugitives sought
Federal, state and local authorities in New Mexico have made multiple arrests while conducting a roundup that was the second phase of an operation targeting a prison gang.
Widespread rain, higher terrain snow forecast for northern NM
A Pacific storm system is moving across the state with potential for widespread rain, a few storms and higher terrain snow across north and far east New Mexico Friday.
Lapel camera video increases transparency, raises privacy concerns
Lapel cameras increase transparency for Albuquerque Police and departments across the nation, but there are also concerns about video falling into the wrong hands and invading privacy.
Los Alamos lab plans to hire hundreds by 2020
The head of the Los Alamos National Laboratory is assuring Santa Fe leaders that the lab will remain a strong force in the region as it looks to hire about 2,000 people in the next four years.
Carlsbad to get official tent city for homeless residents
The city of Carlsbad is set to provide homeless residents with another place to stay as it prepares to open up a tent city.
Xcel Energy approves $40M in new transmission projects
More than 30 miles of transmission lines and several electrical substations will be upgraded as part of eight infrastructure projects being planned by Xcel Energy.
KOB executive producer wins big on 'Wheel of Fortune'
KOB wishes to send a big congratulations to our morning executive producer Mike Brannen, who cleaned house on Wheel of Fortune Thursday, taking home more than $100,000 in cash and prizes.
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Reading police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found alongside a Route 12 ramp early Wednesday morning.
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Frontier Natural Products, Taco Seasoning, 2.33 oz (66 g)
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- Dimensions: 2 x 2 x 4.1 in, 0.45 lbs (0.2 kg)
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- For Rice & Beans Too
- Non-ETO*
- Non-Irradiated
- Kosher
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- Non-Irradiated
*ETO (ethylene glycol) is a sterilization chemical commonly used in the spice industry, but never by Frontier Co-op.
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Add 1/4 cup seasoning and 1 cup water to 1 lb cooked meaat or vegetable protein. Simmer 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Other Ingredients
Onion, chili peppers (may contain silicon dioxide), yellow corn flour, garlic, paprika, cumin, tomato powder, oregano, citric acid, silicon dioxide, cayenne (may contain silicon dioxide).
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|Serving Size: 1 Tbsp (8 g)
|Servings Per Container: about 8
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the taco seasoning is my absolute favourite. I use it everyday! Love it
This product is great. Truly great. First of all, it's free from sugar. Second of all, it's free from salt. It smells amazing and truly like "taco" smells. Quite cheap. You will however need to use more of this blend than you normally do with one of those tacoblends, but it tastes just as good. One of these lasts quite a long, even if you use a lot, so it's well worth it!
The best seasoning ever!
Posted by Reviewer1466082 on Nov 07, 2011
the taco seasoning is my absolute favourite. I use it everyday! Love it
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One of my favorite spices
Posted by OhMiah on Jan 16, 2013
This product is great. Truly great. First of all, it's free from sugar. Second of all, it's free from salt. It smells amazing and truly like "taco" smells. Quite cheap. You will however need to use more of this blend than you normally do with one of those tacoblends, but it tastes just as good. One of these lasts quite a long, even if you use a lot, so it's well worth it!
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great seasoning, esp for dishes with chicken and/or beans. Recommended!
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If I could give it zero stars I would. This is the most flavorless seasoning I have ever tasted. I would not recommend this to anyone who wants the "normal" taco flavoring they are used to.
Perfect for tacos and other vegetarian meals like beans
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I love the salt-free blend, this is a great seasoning for all types of vegetarian meals, like beans etc
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Shipping a pet to Panama is difficult. You have to take your pet to a veterinarian and get a report that the pet is healthy. The paperwork has to be apostilled (an apostille is like a notary) and then you have a ten-day window to get the animal into the country of Panama before the paperwork expires. Otherwise, you start again. You have to make sure that the paperwork is authenticated before you come.
It can be relatively expensive to ship a pet, but only if you start out in Canada. It costs about US $25 or so to ship one animal from Canada down to Panama, but it can be expedited. In Canada, it is difficult because the only place you can get the paperwork authenticated is in Ontario, which was 2,600 miles from our place there. I think part of the problem was that we had to fly to Ottawa so that would have cost an extra $500 or $600 for us to fly across the country to get paperwork processed, and then put the dog on the plane. So from our point of view, in Canada, it is more expensive and more difficult than it would be in most places in the US.
In the US, it is a different story. We had a customer who lives just 2 miles from the place where he needs to get his paperwork authenticated, so it was easy for him. It's a lot easier to ship a pet from the US because there are numbers of places in the US where you can take the paperwork and get it authenticated rather than driving of flying all the way across the country.
Once the animal arrives in Panama, the vet inspects it at the airport here. There is no quarantine once the animal arrives. You can pick up the animal at the airport and take it home with you. We are licensed pet carriers and have done this for a number of people over the years.
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What to do with all that rhubarb?
There is an epic rhubarb plant in my yard. The stalks grow 3 ft long and the leaves are big enough to. I don't know, use for umbrellas? The variety is Victoria. It was a store rescue, a dead looking root that I felt sorry for about 10 years ago.
I should freeze some for later. Maybe make a rhubarb syrup for pancakes?
Usually I make a pie, but one can only eat so many pies.
I wonder how it would be in stir fry?
This is what's in the oven now. Recipe was a modification from one on the internet.
Rhubarb crisp.
4 cups rhubarb chopped 1/2 inch chunks.
3/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup flour
1/2 tsp cinnamon.
Combine all of above in a bowl, coating all of the rhubarb evenly. Spread into 8X11 glass casserole dish.
Then combine
1 cup flour
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup rolled oats 1/2 cup melted butter
stir up and sprinkle evenly over the rhubarb mixture.
Then bake at 375 for 25 minutes.
It's baking now. I'll let you know how it turns out.
Annie, thanks. I was concerned I put too much here about the honey bees. That just happens to be the newest thing in my garden and what I am learning.
Dominic, my own thought is green burial in a forest or meadow, no embalming, no casket, just shroud. The trees and grasses will have minerals from my body. Not an idle thought - undergoing treatment for cancer. Should be OK for a long time, but one never knows.
Joan, so glad you are here! Do you have anything coming up for Spring?
Dominic, I like your composting plans. Seems just right. And what better way to live eternity!
Daniel, you beehive with bees crawling on it is beautiful. Happy bee keeping!
I have been enjoying all of the bee-related posts. On Thursday, I have my first class in backyard beekeeping. These posts have really added fuel to an already excited beekeeping fire. My husband/carpenter, on the other hand, would like me to hold off on yet another project until we finish the chicken coop. ;-)
The last average frost date is about May 15.
Thanks for the bee info.
Spud, I think you are right to protect the blackberry, since it it leafed out. When is your expected last frost date?
Since I'm new at beekeeping - a true novice - I can't say for sure. I've done a lot of reading.
They are evolved to live in an enclosed space, such as a hollow tree. The hive is how we imitate that space. As long as the space is appropriate size for them, their instinct is to stay put. The queen stays put as well.
When the bee community is too big for the hive, they create a new queen and she leaves along with about half of the workers, in a swarm. They seek another space that simulates a hollow tree, such as inside house walls, or a hollow tree if there is one. Often they hang out on a tree branch until they find a space - which freaks out anyone nearby.
Beehives are built on designs, developed over a long time - centuries. This particular one is an older design, called Kenya Top-Bar Hive. It is considered less "industrial". This method allows the bees to make the comb in their own preferred shape, instead of rectangular. The comb is not reused over and over, unlike the commercial hives. Since pesticides concentrate in wax, this exposes the bees to much less pesticide and toxin. The commercial Box-type hives, called "Langstroth" Hives, are very heavy, resulting in bad backs for older beekeepers. In a top bar hive, the beekeeper handles one comb at a time. It's like standing at a keyboard. So it's much easier on the beekeeper. This hive produces less honey than the commercial hive, but I'm thinking it's better for the bees and the beekeeper.
Yes Sentient, my blackberry has lots of large leaves. It also was root-bound and I had to pull-away a lot of the roots to keep them from continuing their circular path.
I didn't worry about the one I planted last year because I see no leaves on it yet and it's had time to adapt.
I like hearing about your bees. How do you get them to stay where you want them? I've heard they stay where the queen is, but how do you get the queen to stay?
Spud, there is something about gardening and people who garden that gives as much peace of mind as any religion. And exciting at the same time. And rewarding. Thank you and the others here for all of the great conversations, progress reports, info, and ideas.
Your blackberry should adapt well. Here in SW Washington, the wild ones take over. Yours is probably tamer and not as rampant. Has it leafed out yet? It will be more sensitive if it has broken dormancy.
Here is the box of bees I picked up at the bee store yesterday. Until last year I had no idea there were bee stores. Amazing.
After installing them in the hive I sat in a lawn chair in the drizzle and watched them buzz around and familiarize themselves with their new neighborhood. I gave them a feeder full of sugar water, since they have no honey stores to depend on. Occasionally, one would land on my trousers or shirt and feel me with its antennae, then apparently decide I'm useless as a source of nectar and pollen and fly away.
Not much to look at, but the spots on the white wood are bees.
I hope your temperature warms up soon. It's time for Spring!
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Randy Traffenstadt, a Republican, said blocking President Barack Obama's agenda is his party's strategy because "Obama . . . wants to run the country off a gang plank."
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Rakkasan31 Amazing Stay I arrived late in the evening expecting the hotel to be at a minimal staff. Upon arrival with other parties returning from their night out or checking in there were plenty of valet, bellmen and front desk agents to where I never waited for service. My baggage was delivered to my room before I was even done checking in. The room had a spectacular view of Seattle was spacious and comfortable. Although you stay at a Westin for the luxury and treatment, I felt right at home. October 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JunChoo This hotel has good location in Bellevue downtown The Westin Bellevue has great location and all facilities met my expectations well October 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by thankyou123 Perfect I was in town on business for a few days and everything was great! October 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by vicki47 Top Customer Service Every aspect of the service was stellar. Check in a breeze; bar staff friendly and helpful; convention service, food, cleanliness exellent. October 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SeattleAJ Wonderful Hotel, Beautiful Accomodations Enjoyed every relaxing moment of our stay. The staff was terrific, the guestroom well appointed and immaculate. Thank you for a great experience! September 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer Beautiful Hotel, great location & excellent service! Our stay was for a Family Wedding. The Hotel is beautiful & extremely accommodating with friendly staff as well as I received a welcome email prior to my stay to address any special needs which I requested adjoining rooms for Family and they took care of my request & emailed confirmation! Loved the rooms and our Reception was in the Grand Ballroom....amazing is all we can say:-) We will recommend The Westin to all of our friends and Family. September 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ssyang Great service! Front desk was helpful and patient. September 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Fatheroftwins unfortunate embarassment My wife and I are from Canada and we often go to Seattle for shopping trips. The Westin Bellevue is our favorite place to stay because of its proximity to shops and restaurants and the great amenities offered at the hotel. However, I was somewhat embarassed at our most recent stay. At time of check-in I handed the clerk my USD VISA (since we shop in the US often, we keep USD VISA and USD acoounts). The clerk then told me that my card was declined. He tried it a second time and it was declined again. I then used my Canadian dollar VISA to pay. When I returned to Canada I called my bank to inquire why my USD VISA was declined and I was told that the Westin clerk had incorrectly entered the expiry date of the card. Twice. So this whole situation could have been avoided if perhaps there was better lighting in the lobby area or the clerk had worn his corrective lenses. Nonetheless, I am still pleased with the service at the Westin and remain a satisfied customer of SPG hotels. However, next time I stay at the Westin Bellevue I will offer up my own reading glasses as required... September 9, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Skoda Great Location My husband and I have stayed at this hotel numerous times. We actually stayed here for our wedding night three years ago. We love staying with their shopping package and availing ourselves of the Bellevue Collection that surrounds the hotel. The staff is always polite and courteous, and promptly responds to any requests. Generally we stay in the rooms that face south, and the view is stunning. This particular stay we were in a north facing room and the view, while still pretty, was not as impressive. I was a little disappointed with this stay as our room seemed to be falling apart. The wallpaper was literally peeling off of the walls, one of the window privacy shades was broken and couldn't be drawn down the entire way, our bathroom sink had problems draining and our linens were (very) dirty upon our arrival. The linens were remedied quickly and extremely professionally by the housekeeping manager and her staff after we called service express. The housekeeping manager was very gracious and extended us a voucher for breakfast at the Cypress Lounge the next morning. This was the first time we chose to dine with the Cypress Lounge, and we were not very impressed. The breakfast is a buffet option only, and while the food is wonderful and the variety was impressive, the service was very confusing. We sat down and waited a few minutes, confused as to whether we were supposed to simply start out at the buffet ourselves or whether we were supposed to wait to be served coffee/beverages. I eventually went and found a server and asked them what we were supposed to do and they came with beverage service shortly after. After eating the same scenario of confusion occurred with settling out our tab. We didn't know whether we were supposed to just leave (as we had already presented our voucher with the beverage service), or whether we still needed to sign a bill. I was tired of hunting down servers so my husband took care of that. We were supposed to sign a bill, and so we did. I was surprised that we needed to take so much initiative to find direction on how to dine in their breakfast lounge when there were very few guests in the lounge and it seemed there were plenty of servers there. We probably would choose not to dine there again. Generally this hotel is neat, clean and professional and I would give them 4 -5 stars, however this visit seemed to show a different hotel that would earn a three star report from me. The hotel appeared to be falling into disrepair and lackadaisical service, missing the Westin attention to detail that we have always enjoyed and embraced. Hopefully this was an off weekend for the hotel, and the plumbing and wall paper repairs are scheduled to start monday morning. September 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JNA1 Fantastic location Try and secure a room with a view across the river - a spectacular scene when the sun rises. Look out for the beer garden, a relaxing spot for an end of day beer. September 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by alexsb Great accomodations Stayed here when I was interviewing with Microsoft. Very comfortable and relaxing stay. Only con I can think of was the parade outside but it was done early so I slept alright. September 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Drocca Traveling with Children Should Read My Review Stayed here with my wife and 5 year old daughter for the weekend shopping package. Was greeted by very friendly staff at check in. Hotel is clean and fragrant. Upon online reservation, we requested for a room with 2 queen size beds or a roll away bed. When we checked in, we were told that there was no rooms with 2 queens available, only 1 king, or any roll away beds available. I accepted the fact it was fully booked and roll away beds are not guaranteed. I requested for the roll away bed the following night which they made a note in my file and told me to check back tomorrow. The next day, as we returned from our shopping excursion, I asked the front desk if we could get the roll away bed. They told me "yes" and it was delivered in our room already. We went to our room to discover that it had not been delivered. I asked the front desk again before dinner and was told that our reserved room (1 king size) could not accomodate this roll away bed. I was rather disappointed to find out this fact before dinner on our last night, not earlier. Even though we were offered to move into a room with 2 queens, I found it very inconvenient at the moment to transfer into another room while we were on our way out to dinner, also being this our final night. Parents can imagine that sleeping with a 5 year old would be a sleepless night. I am not sure if this was true but either way, if you plan to stay here and not share a bed, you will have to upgrade to a larger room to accomodate a roll away bed, or hope they give you a room with 2 queen size beds. Overall a great experience and enjoyed every moment of the hotel. The staff was friendly and the shopping package was excellent. Parking was available and easy to access. I will definitely return again for this shopping experience but hope to get more sleep next time. September 3, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by vistor20131 hotel does not listen It takes four calls to request payment to be placed on a card for a family member and again they don't do it. Seems the hotel has a listening issue September 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by masterxman Good stay with one blemish Overall good stay, but upon waking in the morning and deciding to make an early cup of coffee, found the coffee maker quite disgusting. Looked like it had not even been rinsed since the last use. Dried streaks and crusty coffee stains all inside the filter tray. Had to walk to the mall across the street for morning cup of java. September 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Laura70 Green Choice Option I have stayed at many hotels that have the "green choice". Selecting this choice at other facilites means that the linens and towels are not washed daily. I was most surprised and frankly disappointed that the green choice at the Westin meant that NO housekeeping occured. When I called the front desk to ask why the bed wasn't made, coffee replenished, etc I was informed it was because I had made the "green choice" and that if I needed anything I needed to call. I am more that happy to help with the environment by not washing linens, but when staying at a hotel, epecially one at the cost I paid, I do expect that I shouldn't have to call every time I need basic ammenties (such as toliet paper!). If this is how the Westin wishes to operate their "green choice" program it needs to be much more clearly communicated at the front desk. September 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by YJT16 Great Hotel! But always double check before reservation The hotel is very clean with great packages such as shopping package offer. it give you $100 certificate at the Bellevue collection, free parking, and wifi. There was just a little issue of our reservation. We reserved online for 2 nights (aug31 and sept 1) at Westin Bellevue with "traditional king bed room"; in addition; with a request for a sofa bed/rollaway bed (because we have 2 adults and a child). I even called the customer service, and he replied that he couldn't guarantee the availability on the sofa bed or rollaway bed and suggested me just ask during check-in. Upon check- in, the front desk lady told us we "cannot" have the rollaway bed or sofa bed due to the size and regulation of the traditional king bed room, and told us that we must spend $20 upgrade to deluxe room for each night in order to have the rollaway bed. I told the lady why didn't the website or the customer care that I called didn't about this. She just apologized and insisted we pay the upgrade. She was very nice to give us a higher level deluxe traditional room with better view. However, it would be great if the website reservation can either specifically state the room can only accompany 2 people ( I don't think 1 king bed can fit 4 people unless sleeping on the sofa chairs or on the floor), or state clearly that the traditional room cannot offer rollaway bed or sofa bed (if I knew this beforehand then I wouldn't have reserve the traditional one king bed). It sure was an unpleasant surprise at the check in. Other than that, the rest of the stay was great~ September 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Blvd room for improvement #1 insufficient robes and towels in the room #2 always no towels by the swimming pool #3 we're not told about the late checkout at time of check in August 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gramma68 This hotel has a great location The Westin Bellevue rooms were larger than expected, very comfortable, and clean and definitely met all our needs. The staff was friendly and accommodating to our requests . The hotel has a great location with a large mall right across the street, and within close driving distance to Seattle and points of interest in the surrounding area. The valet parking was quick and friendly. I would definitely recommend staying at this hotel. Thank you. August 27, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by JDL2 A 3 dressed up as a 9 On arrival, our room had an empty cardboard box behind the seating area (from a previous guest or perhaps hotel maintenance) plus a used face cloth (to remove make-up) was hanging over the shower curtain railing. At check-in we were shocked to find a $75 fee for our dog. We have travelled with our dog all over the pacific northwest and never paid more than $35/night. We were told a dog bed would be brought to our room - it wasn't until we requested it a second time. Also, there is no free wifi. You are charged a nightly rate. Who charges for WiFi anymore?? We will not be back to the Bellevue property. August 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by 1970duck Spcial features The free parking on weekends and late check out for Gold Members are spectacular features at the Bellevue Westin! August 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Patricia33 Wonderful surprise in the Land of Oz! Quiet, calm and soothing . Staff seemed serene and pleased to be there. Location was perfect, parking facilities easy and safe. Sweet farmers market just outside the door on Sunday was an added surprise . August 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Matte51 Room for improvement The staff did not acknowledge that I was a platinum member. I pay extra to stay at Starwood properties and I stay a lot. It would be nice to be thanked for my patronage, at least. I was not offered an upgrade or anything special. There was no club lounge. Staying here did not make me feel special about being a platinum member. August 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by dontask they dont follow through Staff failed to follow through on commitments made August 12, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Derrick97 Unexpected surprises When we checked in we were informed that there were no more cribs available even though we had requested one in advance. Travelling with a baby is not always easy and not having a place for our little one to sleep was a deal breaker that the check in person seemed to not comprehend. Fortunately staff were able to find a crib but not before we had created a makeshift sleeping area on the floor with some extra towels and sheets! The other surprise was that the carpet was wet outside the bathroom. We thought maybe it was spilled drinking water but later that evening the pool had expanded to a larger area of the carpet and we laid down towels so our feet would get wet entering the room. The water was not coming from the bathroom which was dry. We think the water was coming from a leaky pipe in the wall. Unfortunately getting another room was not an option since the hotel was fully booked that weekend. It was a less than memorable stay at what is usually a go to hotel for us in Bellevue and not what I've come to expect from Westins. August 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by CnCVancouver Suggestions a) Adults only swim time - one hour, first thing in the morning b) More towel bars in rooms c) Bigger TV's d) Lighter deck chairs to take on the sun deck Thanks! August 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PlatinumBlonde Breathtaking hotel! The Westin Bellevue is an outstanding example of SPG's best properties. It is clean, elegant and a in an excellent location. You can walk to Palamino (great breakfast!), Starbucks and a huge selection of dinner venues. Although I was on business travel - it felt like a vacation. The gym and pool are excellent. Bring your suit - you will love the indoor pool and adjacent gym. I love this hotel and highly recommend it! STAY THERE YOU WONT REGRET IT!!! August 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by KelpieJ The staff were wonderful After a very long 18hour flight from Australia, arriving around midnight, and being sick with a bad cold as well, the front desk person was incredibly kind and accommodating. She offered to send me a cup of hot tea to my room (just what i needed), and upgraded me to an amazing room with a view. The hideous trip melted from my bones and i was so grateful. August 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JamBkk This hotel has very good access to shopping malls very good for shopping and access to business facilities including public transportation July 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Girlfriend3 Great stay We just had our girl's weekend/shopping trip.loved the convience of the hotel to shopping, restaurants and bars. The staff were so friendly and helpful. Hannah at the front desk was a joy and helpful with both check-in and check-out. My only complaint was that my view was of a wall but since we spent most of our time at the mall it wasn't a big deal. We will be back. Thanks to everyone, including AAA for the discount. July 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer Everything I expected. Staff was excellent. Room was great. The bed was comfortable. Nice location with easy parking. Wonderful little touches, like makeup mirror and dimmer switches on the lamps. July 16, 2013


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