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WASHINGTON - Stewart Burkhammer, a long-time construction industry executive, is now heading OSHA's Office of Construction Services. Burkhammer comes to OSHA after having served as Principal Vice President & Manager for Corporate Environmental, Safety and Health Services, at Bechtel Group of Companies for the past 10 years.
"I am pleased to welcome Stew Burkhammer as Director of Construction Services," said OSHA Administrator John Henshaw. "We are fortunate to have someone with his credentials. His vast experience in occupational safety and health complements our efforts to better protect the nation's construction workers."
Burkhammer is a former acting chairman of ACCSH, OSHA's construction advisory committee, with a long history of dealing with OSHA and occupational safety and health issues. He possesses a wide range of professional licenses and certifications, and has served in high-ranking capacities with numerous professional organizations, including: CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Safety Equipment Institute, member of the Executive Standards Council at the American National Standards Institute, and an elected Fellow and member of the Board of Directors for the American Society of Safety Engineers. He currently serves as president of the Board of Certified Safety Professionals.
"After working for 40 years as an environmental, safety and health professional in the private sector, I am eager to use this experience in my new position with OSHA," said Burkhammer. "I'm proud to be a part of very important agency and I look forward to working with my new colleagues and the nation's stakeholders on making a difference for the continued well-being of America's construction workers."
As Director of Construction Services, Burkhammer will oversee an office that provides assistance concerning safety and health program issues and manages a comprehensive outreach and training program to increase safety and health awareness in the construction industry and to reduce work-related accidents. His office, under the Directorate of Construction, also maintains liaison with stakeholder groups to encourage their participation in various voluntary programs, partnerships, and in the development of training programs.
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The Denzel Washington Best Actor push takes 'Flight'
Ever since I first heard word of Robert Zemeckis's "Flight" back in the early summer, and certainly since the trailer dropped some time later, it's been at the top of my list of anticipations for the year. It's exciting to me that a mid-budget, adult, character-driven drama from a major director with a movie star at its center has been made. They seem all too rare.
It was doubly exciting to see the New York Film Festival tap the film as its closing night gala, part of a defining 50th anniversary slate that really announces the fest as a significant stop for awards season contenders. I'm counting the days until that premiere and my fingers are crossed that all the positive word I've heard on the film bears out.
Meanwhile, though, there's a foundation being laid. We've had Denzel Washington tapped for potential Best Actor consideration every since we first launched the Contenders section for the 2012-2013 Oscar season, but you can finally see the gears turning on the upcoming campaign.
The New York Times' Terrence Rafferty got a look at the film in advance of the fest for the purposes of writing a profile of sorts on Washington in today's Sunday edition. Somewhat clumsily pitched as a "what makes him tick" kind of piece, Rafferty nevertheless gets some nice thoughts from a few of the actor's past and present collaborators.
Here's John Goodman, who co-stars in "Flight" and also starred with Washington in 1998's "Fallen":
"He's one of those cats who does a lot of preparation, which makes him very easy to work with."
And Jonathan Demme, who directed Washington in 1993's "Philadelphia" and 2004's "The Manchurian Candidate":
"I think of him as an architect. When he arrives on the set he's ready to start building the scene...It was Denzel who made me realize, 'Oh yeah, it's the actors who are the final storytellers, really.' We prepare the production and set up the shots, but then the camera is rolling, and the actors are telling the story of the movie. All the great actors are great storytellers, they have to be."
And how about Norman Jewison, who directed the actor in Best Picture nominee "A Soldier's Story" in 1984 and to a Best Actor nomination in 1999's "The Hurricane":
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All of this is mixed in with Washington's own thoughts on his processed, pressed for particulars from Rafferty about what makes him tick. It does the job, certainly, and in advance of the film's NYFF premiere, sets the stage for a major movie star performance.
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Try watching this ep after you have watched The Heirs, and you will try hard not to laugh.
LinaSo true XD
rmmmmmi actually laughed but not coz of the guest but coz of the RM members!!
RARRRRRLOL..exaggeration...this episode is a mediocre one!!!Did you really watch all the episodes????
asdfgit is not. i suggest try watch all the eps
SpartAceFanso sweet...
Seriously?! What's wrong with these comments?! Sorry if I'm rude but I want to say to you what I think: You guys have to be more understandable in this situation! Why are they (guests) feeling awkward? I can't believe that you can't figure out already. Park Shin Hye is comfortable. Awkward? No. Boring? No, she did well. Woobin? He may be a little bit awkward or shy but he is already funny in this episode. Jinhyuk? It's his FIRST time. He doesn't do variety shows that many. (But thank to him that we've to laugh at Woobin lol. XD) You will be in the same situation like Jinhyuk is in if you join RM. If it is about 'Unfairness', you know in the whole RM games they always try to cheat. It equals to unfairness like those sharesholders... So I'm done and... I'm sorry for my bad english and sorry that I have to reveal my opinion here.
caringramyou are right,,,
HahaaaLooks like you have no sense of humor.
Hater always be hater.. ~how much someone make a nice thing that will be annoy them~ just like here> PSH do her job well but still there are hater.. and because PSH on a top popularity right now she got much hater.. and because she always got a hot man her side she even gt a much2 hater.. and imagine if pSH popularity down someday.. the hater will multiple happy.. joy like win against a monsters~~ !!
loveskoreawell said.....psh fighting
DramaFreaktotally why isn't he in it?? LeeMinHo is the lead actor of the heirs RIGHT????!!!
MorganeWell, maybe 'cause he's busy? Or doesn't want to?
loveskoreai hope she comes again with minho and hongki
Because this is Park shin Hye's 2nd time on she is comfortable on the show all the oppaz love her coz shes competitive not fragile like most girls that come on.....won bin and the other guy were a bit shy. not sure why all these people are showing so much hate to psh for she is number one can do anything sports, dance, act, heart of gold heaps of charities she is involve, a family girl and she sings not super as girl groups but she is good keep on it psh your number 1
i understand why people would be frustrated....in general older guests do better in RM cause they can stick up for themselves as for the idols or younger actors then they only turn up to promote their activities and try to get through the broadcast with as much dignity as they can contrive......as for whole PSH love/hate argument its a bit senseless because she's an actress that we only get to see once in a blue moon promoting or staring in drama so let's get over it please....PS HaHa and lee kwang soo are daebak!
Park shin hye was soo coo...soo sad too many people are so jealous of her just because she know's every single oppa in the industry...just chill guys..this was an awesome episode
loveskoreahi5 sister well said....i'm so annoyed with these jealous people.... they love her coz she is not the type that giggles and act helpless she is pretty competitive and thats why they love her more and it is her 2nd time on the show so she is comfortable
Lee kwang soo keep saying "Im a woman..how dare you do this to me?!!..."...haha..and also...I think I would love to watch ep 167 if the guest are LeeMinJung not KimMinJung and LeeMinHo....i think they are MinCouple (MinJung and MinHo)..im talking about LEEMinho not CHOIMinho..arrasso??
minnahhe keep saying that in episode 167 right?
jiyongyes..he is..minnah...
loveskoreai'm sooo with you. just support who you want to support she is not even tryingto be cute that is her .... she is very entertaining and pretty competitive for a girl....most girl that goes on here act so fragile
metlyeher dance is the best..!
loveskoreathe thing with PSH she doesnt try that is her because its her 2nd time she is comfortable with the members on rm
Deeply in love with choi jin hyuk!!
metlyeand also kimwoobin..they are both handsome and masculine..
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ajjjayes,,because she is too beautiful
metlyei cant stand her too...i hate it when she use her beauty to win against jongkook..but i hate when jongkook felt for it...shiro!!!!
loveskoreahelena we cant stand you you too.....PSH is way better then allthe actresses her age group. we love her even more in reality coz she is the helpless princess that others act like
loveskoreametley not her faulty jk oppa is a softy and as he says he cares for her as a dongsenga so obviously he would want his dongsenga to win get over youselves
sabahanGIRLSsorry if my comment a bit emo. hehehe >> i think u METLYE or whoever commenter here doesnt like PSH cz use her beauty to win against commander.ur should watch all RM episode then it'll fair.. watch all RM woman guest .. some of them act.. so>>.. i cnt said here.. i cnt stand to watch
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Scouts Inc.'s hoops recruiting chat
Be sure to keep an eye on all of the top senior players in the ESPNU 100 rankings, as well as ESPN.com's college basketball recruiting index.
Send your questions and join the chat Friday at 2 p.m. ET!
More NCAA BB: Recruiting index | Hoops index | ESPNU 100 | Recruiting blog
Moderator (1:59 PM)
Thanks for all the great questions, so far. Keep them coming. I am just about to get Paul on the phone.
Paul Biancardi (2:00 PM)
Welcome everyone. This is an exciting time as we are getting closer to early signing period. Hope to get to as many questions as possible.
kc (oakland)
any news on CAL (Monty's) recruiting?
Paul Biancardi (2:02 PM)
Let's open the day on the West Coast. Coach Mike Montgomery and his staff have a terrifice class for 2010. Good size, great shooters with a lot of depth. The standout of the class is Gary Franklin.
Cliff (Philly)
I'm sure 1,000 people will ask this.....Barnes to announce 11/12, UNC or Duke?
Paul Biancardi (2:05 PM)
To the East Coast. Many people are aksing about Barnes. He is scheduled to announce Nov. 13 on the ESPNU Signing Day Special Show - 2-4:30 ET. Barnes is keeping it close to the vest and he's still deciding between -- Duke, Kansas, UNC, Oklahoma, UCLA and Iowa State. Make sure you une in to find out who gets this prized recruit.
Jordan (Columbus, OH)
Does the bizarre Dominique Ferguson commit to Florida International stay or does he end elsewhere his freshman year?
Paul Biancardi (2:07 PM)
Ferguson saw a golden opportunity to play for Isiah Thomas and become an impact player at FIU. He can do this if he gives a consistent effort physicall and mentally, I see no reason why he wouldn't go. He had a chance to go high-majors, but he chose FIU to get a greater opportunity sooner.
Evan (SLC)
How would you rate Marquette's recruiting the last couple years?
Paul Biancardi (2:10 PM)
Hey Evan, In 2008 they brought in a solid class, 2009 was an outstanding group of 6 players that they desperately needed. 4 high school and 2 JUCO. All though Junior Cadougan is out for this year, which is a big blow this is good core for the future. In 2010, he has two studs - Vander Blue and Jameel Jones.
Testudo (College Park, MD)
Tell me Paul--Will Tobias Harris be joining me in College Park next season as a fellow Terrapin? I hear its between the 'Cuse and us. What's the latest??
Paul Biancardi (2:12 PM)
Harris will be visiting Maryland on Nov. 15, 16, 17 and alot will depend on that visit. He is at West Va. this weekend. He is another top player looking at all his choices diligently.
Eric (Hamilton, Ohio)
Do you see Harrison Barnes joining Kyrie Irving at Duke next season?
Paul Biancardi (2:13 PM)
Hey Eric, I absolutely can see that because they are very close. Any time there is a top PG that you can play with is a plus. At the same time you can make a case for Barnes a lot of places, but it sounds like a great duo to me - Barnes and Irving.
Jordan (Johnston, Iowa)
What do you think of Brandon Knight? If he were to go to Kansas, how do you feel he would fit in with the youth of guards? (Elijah Johnson, Tyshawn Taylor, Brady Morningstar, Tyrel Reed, Travis Releford)
Paul Biancardi (2:14 PM)
Hey Jordan, I love Knight's game, ability and think highly of him as a person. If he were to go to Kansas and play with their guards that would be an outstanding group of players for Bill Self. Kansas is at the top of his list, I believe.
Nick Knieling (Frankenmuth, MI)
Hi Paul, I'm just wondering with Harrison Barnes announcement coming in just one week, where do you see him playing his college ball in 2010?
Paul Biancardi (2:15 PM)
Hey Nick. It's really hard to forecast what Barnes is going to do. You could make a strong case for every school. It's tough to speculate. Hope you watch our show as we all find out.
Mark (Orlando)
Will Sheehey is visiting Indiana this weekend. Do the Hoosiers get a commitment and what type of impact would he have on the IU team?
Paul Biancardi (2:17 PM)
Hey Mark, I spoke to Sheehy's coach and they really like Tom Crean. Crean is at the top of his profession as a head coach and Indiana has a great legacy. This will have a strong impact on the IU team as they compete with the upper-echelon of the Big 10.
Michael (Kentucky)
What is the likelihood that CJ Leslie follows his high school teammate John Wall to UK next year?
Paul Biancardi (2:19 PM)
Hi Michael, Leslie has a big list of schools, still. But KY is one of the favorites. There is a great chance he ends up there, but he won't be playing with Wall -- who will be in the NBA.
Bryan (Ohio)
Which of these uncommitted players do you think Kentucky has the best shot at getting? Brandon Knight, C.J. Leslie, Josh Selby, Terence Jones, Tobias Harris, Doron Lamb
Paul Biancardi (2:20 PM)
Hey Bryan, Knight, Selby, Leslie and Jones in that oreder. But it's really Knight or Selby because they both play the same position. Harris has them at the top of his list and Lamb is leaning toward Kansas right now.
Timmy C. (Lancaster, PA)
I read a report that said that Roscoe Smith had made a decision but is waiting to announce... Is he waiting to hear what Harrison Barnes will do?
Paul Biancardi (2:22 PM)
Timmy, I have been in close contact with the Smith situation. I don't think he is waitong to hear from Barnes. His choices appear to be UConn, Georgetown and Duke. Unless he is waiting to hear of Barnes is going to Duke, which they could still play together.
steve (boston ma)
your thoughts on BC's class including Hesplip, Noreen, and Ndao? thanks.
Paul Biancardi (2:24 PM)
What's going on in Beantown -- my home town. I love the way BC recruits. They find talented players who can help them win but are under the radar. It is a unique knack that Al Skinner and the rest of the staff has. Nado is a great athlete with some skill and can real finish in the open floor. He comes out of the powerful Mont Verde Academy. Heslip is a hard-nosed PG who can shoot it deep and plays with a great pace and confidence.
Andrew (Grand Rapids, MI)
Where does the Mich. State duo of Payne and Appling rank as the best 1-2 punches in a 2010 recruiting class?
Paul Biancardi (2:26 PM)
Hi Andrew, I love Tom Izzo's recruitiing this duo is outstanding. We will see at the end of the signing period what other duos compare, but there are a lot more wins/championships coming to East Lansing.
nick (seattle)
Where is Josh Smith going to end up?
Paul Biancardi (2:29 PM)
The gentle giant is finishing his football season right now and his decision will come down to Washington and UCLA.
Don (MKE)
What is the latest on Tarik Black? If Marquette lands him, will that get them in the top 10?
Paul Biancardi (2:30 PM)
It will put them offaly close, but he's still looking at Marquette, Memphis, Florida, Alabama and Tenn. His AAU teammate Memphis commit Joe Jackson, which could also be a factor.
Spike (Maryland)
what do you think of Kendall Marshall and Reggie Bullock and what they'll bring to UNC?
Paul Biancardi (2:32 PM)
After watching both of them and gettign to know them, they are two young men with high character. They love to compete and win. Kendall may be the best passer in 2010 class and runs the point like a coach wants him to. Bullock is a great shooter with size. This is a dynamic duo going to Chapel Hill.
Evan (SLC)
Why hasn't Utah ever gotten a major recruit in the past few years? Can they compete without a blue-chip player?
Paul Biancardi (2:36 PM)
Hey Evan, Utah has gotten some very good high school players with talent as well as the occasional JUCO player. Often times Utah recruits players who are off the beaten path. Jim Boylen and his staff do an excellent job competing with high majors. Winning 24 games last season was evident of his recruiting and excellent coaching ability.
John (Columbia, SC)
Will Clemson end up getting Jason Morris?
Paul Biancardi (2:39 PM)
Morris is an incredible athlete who plays above the rim and is at his best in transition. Clemson, Georgia Tech and NC State are in the mix. Clemson has a great shot.
Lu (Champaign)
Hey Paul, great chat. Thoughts on Bradley Beal? Illinois or Kansas?
Paul Biancardi (2:42 PM)
Bradley Beal's an outstanding guard who is an elite level player in his class. He is rated No. 15 in the Class of 2011. Right now those two schools are in the lead for his services. It looked as though he was going to commit earlier to one of them, but has yet to pull the trigger.
Marc (berlin ct)
How do you see Uconn class shaping up . Do they have a shot for Knight
Paul Biancardi (2:45 PM)
UConn is making a strong push for Knight and he has already made an official visit there. They have an excellent guard Jeremy Lamb and a promising post player in Michael Bradley.
Trey (Flint, Michigan)
Hey Paul, just wondering what your thoughts are on 2011 prospect Quincy Miller? I'm intrigued with his skill set and who do you think he is comparable to?
Paul Biancardi (2:47 PM)
Hey Trey, Quincy Miller (originally from Chicago) who is No. 8 in the ESPNU Super 60 is a 6-8 highly-skilled player with excellent instincts. At a young age there is a lot to work on, but his ceiling is very high. He reminds me of a young Kevin Durant.
Ben (Mobile AL.)
If unc does not get Barnes do they look else where or wait til next year?
Paul Biancardi (2:51 PM)
First of all, UNC has two great players coming in already -- Bullock and Marshall and in 2011 they have James McAdoo and PJ Hairston, so UNC is not in a rush but there's a possibility they could look at the best uncommitted in 2010.
Jeremy (Memphis)
What are Memphis' chances of landing Hippolyte Tsafack?
Paul Biancardi (2:55 PM)
Hey Jeremy, Tsafack has great physical potential and plays with a high motor. He is an explosive athlete and looks to dunk everything near the basket. Memphis is right there with Alabama, Maryland and West Virginia.
Bryan (Boston)
what kind of player is taran buie and what will he bring to the nittany lions
Paul Biancardi (2:57 PM)
Hey Bryan, Buie is an excellent addition to PSU's program. He is a SG always on the attack who plays with toughness and plays for the team. This is a terrific job by Ed DeChellis and his staff. Buie should be a go-to guy for them in the future.
Ben (Mobile AL.)
Who would you compare James McAdoo to in today's game? Is he a one and done player?
Paul Biancardi (2:58 PM)
Right now I don't have a comparison. But he plays intelligently and has the potential to be a one-and-done. I would like to see continued development, but if he does. There is no question.
John (Washington, MO)
Hey Paul, where do you think Tony Mitchell will end up? Missouri have a good chance?
Paul Biancardi (3:01 PM)
Hey John, Mitchell -- one time commit to KSU -- has re-opened his recruiting. he will wait for the late signing period. Watch out for Missouri because he close with Phil Pressey. Also keep an eye on Cincy and FIU.
Mike (Mpls)
Sounds like Cory Joseph had a good trip to Minnesota. Think he ends up following Devoe to play for Tubby?
Paul Biancardi (3:03 PM)
Last one folks. Hey Mike, Joseph did have a good visit at Minn. He may be waiting to sign in the late period, word has it. Conn, Texas and UNLV are also right there.
Paul Biancardi (3:03 PM)
Thanks for all the great questions and your interest in recruiting. Please make sure to watch out Signing Day Show at 2 pm ET on ESPNU for the latest notes on recruiting.
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Robert Helenius Removed From EBU Mandatory Position
By Per Ake Persson
When Robert Helenius, 19-0, beat Dereck Chisora in December of 2011 he won the vacant EBU heavyweight title but then he suffered a bad hand and shoulder injury that took almost a year to heal. He thus relinquished the title and stablemate Kubrat Pulev won it by knocking out Alexander Dimitrenko (after Chisora had moved on to fight Vitali Klitschko). Helenius was then given the position as mandatory challenger while Pulev made a voluntary defence in September by knocking out Alexander Ustinov.
Helenius returned in November and recently fought Michael Sprott - but he is again injured - and according to info from promoter Sauerland Event he is unable to fight for two months and the EBU have thus removed the Nordic Nightmare from his position as mandatory challenger. The highest ranked available fighter will get the position and it appears that Denis Boytsov, # 2 in the EBU ratings, could be the one.
Okey, that lucky punch just comes once in a life time anyway, so cheer it and treasure it as this will unlikely comes too soon. Why lucky punch? Because it did not come in their 3 fights and suddenly it…Comment by joe strong on 04-10-2013
pulev is top 2 in the IBF so he will vacate the EU belt. boytsov will fight another ranked guy for the vacant belt unless the IBF decides to make boytsov the other combatant in the final IBF eliminator against…Comment by Ulver on 04-10-2013
Poor Rob-Hel. That injury ruined his career.Comment by Freedom. on 04-10-2013
Sauerland should sign Denis Boytsov. Because Robert Helenius has that chronic injury and Edmund Gerber has turned out to be mediocre, they need another good heavyweight. I saw a twitter rumor that Boytsov-Pulev is in the works for June, but…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (4)


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Celebrity Central / Top 25 Celebs
Christian Bale
- 2011
Christian Wins an Oscar
Bale nabs an Academy Award for his riveting role as Dicky Ecklund in The Fighter. "What the hell am I doing here next to you?" the 37-year-old actor asks his fellow nominees during his acceptance speech. "I'm not going to drop the F-bomb like [costar Melissa Leo] did. I've done that plenty before."
- 2012
Dark Days
Bale dons his bat suit one last time for director Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises. During the film's opening weekend, tragedy strikes when a gunman opens fire at a midnight screening in Aurora, Colo., whose victims the actor soon visits. "I cannot begin to truly understand the pain and grief of the victims and their loved ones, but my heart goes out to them," Bale says. Nonetheless, The Dark Knight Rises goes on to gross $3.5 billion worldwide.
- 2013
Belly Laughs
Reuniting with his The Fighter director, David O. Russell, Bale packs on the pounds to play con man Irving Rosenfeld, who alongside his mistress (Amy Adams) and wife (Jennifer Lawrence) is forced to help the FBI crack down on corrupt politicians. The film, which costars Bradley Cooper and Jeremy Renner, earns Bale Golden Globe and Oscar nominations.
- 2014
Baby Bliss
On the Oscars red carpet, Bale's wife Sibi debuts the beginnings of a baby bump and PEOPLE later confirms the couple is set to welcome their second child. "It's all about my girls, my wife and my daughter. I carry a picture of them with me all the time," the notoriously private star gushed in 2009.
Bat Boy
Baby makes four for Bale, wife Sibi and their 8-year-old daughter, who confirm they've welcomed a son to the family in the summer of 2014. Notoriously private, the actor doesn't release other details – though with such good genes we imagine this little guy must be cute!
Photo Credits
BIOGRAPHY (top to bottom): Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic; Warner Bros.; Francois Duhamel/Sony Pictures; Steve Granitz/Wireimage; AKM-GSI
- Name
- Christian Bale
- Date of Birth
- January 30, 1973
- Birth Place
- Haverfordwest, Wales
- Relationships
Sandra "Sibi" Blazic, wife (2000 to present)
- Children
Emmeline, daughter (3/27/2005)
Son (8/2014)


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Rated 5 out of 5 by BillRMD YES, ANOTHER GREAT STAY! We stay at W Seattle quite frequently, and, thanks to location, facilities, room comfort and especially members of the talent team, it has become one of our very favorite hotels! Platinum recognition once again most appreciated - as usual, we elected breakfast in Trace as our Platinum amenity, and were delighted with the offerings and the service provided by Krism, Stephen and Nuradin. Happy Hour choices quite extensive and delicious. Bed comfort exceptional as always. Early morning coffee service in reception area most welcome. We look forward to our return stay next month! July 19, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Moore14 I admit I admit that I didn't use all of the facilities and was only there one night ( I didn't eat there), but for the rates charged, I thought the room would have been better. ( ex., no curtains to block out the morning light - blinds were dirty and covered with dust). But the bed was comfortable. Not a good overall impression. Front desk staff was courteous, but not friendly or inviting. The bellboys were the only nice people I met. Not sure I would recommend this hotel to others. July 15, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by icenyne Ideal location for business and for vacationers You cannot be more in the middle of the downtown financial area of Seattle. It is walking distance to light rail, there is an abundance of taxis, and malls and restaurants are right around the corner. I didn't confirm with the staff but it looks like the hotel underwent a recent renovation to their rooms. All for the better!! Couldn't have been happier with the room and its amenities. I did not sample the restaurant in the hotel. July 14, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by mikawookie1234567890 This hotel has the best associates. I will recommend this hotel very highly. Location is perfect, the associates are attentive and the rooms are large and comfortable. July 13, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Xin222 Nice location with a lot of room for improvement Had 2 4-nights stays and found this W hotel very disappointing in term of service. W branded itself as a business friendly hotel and could not keep up with their guests. -1. After a hard day's work, I returned to W and found my self had to wait 15 minutes for the valet to take my car. [front desk was too busy to help,bellman is nowhere to be found] -1 Left GM a VM for the aforementioned issue and received no response whatsoever. -1. Breakfast staff was very inattentive. Usually takes 5 minutes before they acknowledge you and another 5 before taking your order. Asked the staff to rush the order as I was trying to make a meeting and it took more than 30 minutes to have the order already. Lost my patience so asked them to pack it to go for me while I retrieved my luggage and checked out. (BTW, the server overcharged my bill, so check your filo) 2* for Clean/comfortable rooms. June 27, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by zlzoul Nice Keyless Experience First time trying keyless system, it was very smooth, therefore I did not interact with any staff during my stay. Got upgraded to a WOW suite which did not happen a lot in other W hotels, really enjoyed it. Nice tub! This hotel has a perfect location in the city as well! June 12, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Unsatisfiedcustomer59 Bad communication between services I am highly unsatisfied by the communication between services. I paid in advance for some rooms for important customers of my company. Communication apparently did not work between accounting and front desk as they asked my customers to pay for their rooms (rooms already paid!) I had to insist to solve and to follow up the problem. I am unsatisfied of reactiveness of staff. Bad consequences on commercial relations with my customers. June 10, 2015
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Bpb411 Good Location Hotel is a great location to get to all sites around city. Reception & concierge friendly & helpful. Room spacious & comfortable; but too much light in room, windows need darkening draperies. Also, displeased with fact that there was no one outside to help take in luggage - had to get cart & load myself. Same for my departure - no one outside to get transportation to airport. June 1, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Axel63 fell short of Sheraton After being an SPG mrmber for a while and having tried different hotels i find that there were absolutely no distinction at this hotel compared to any regular hotel before i was a member. I have stayed at 2 stars hotels that at least offered continental breakfast. The coffee and water offered at the lobby to all the guests kept running out early and not replenished.Not enough towels for 4. May 26, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by JRoca44 A True Emerald Gem This is the best run SPG property in the United States! May 10, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillRMD W SEATTLE DOES IT AGAIN! Superior stay - again!! SPG Platinum upgrade to Fabulous room was most appreciated, as was the Platinum "continental" breakfast option in TRACE, wonderfully and efficiently served by the superb team of Krism, Kay, Stephen and Kahcia. One small maintenance issue in our room was promptly and professionally handled by Chris from the Engineering Department. Lauren and Robyn provided flawless service in TRACE Bar, serving expertly crafted cocktails and delicious appetizers. Michael at the front door was, as usual, upbeat, friendly, welcoming and efficient ... he and others are a true credit to your talent team! May 4, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by MT210 Good Stay Christine / Christina? at the front desk was very friendly and helpful and had a great attitude. The hotel was great as expected. Food was a little pricey and portions were small on many items. I will stay here or other Starwood hotels when I return. May 2, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by BBTN Worth it! Great location, comfy rooms and excellent service! April 27, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by mikedNC2015 Great Staff The staff at the W Seattle were very accommodating, and went above and beyond to meet my needs during my stay, inclusive of printing requests and general inquiries. When following up with the staff after my stay, Brittany was able to quickly and effectively answer my questions regarding an unknown charge on my bill. Brittany and the entire staff made my brief stay at the W a very enjoyable one. April 9, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by JRM85 This Hotel Needs Upgrading I would like to start by stating the staff is great. However, the hotel and facilities are far from meeting the W standard I have become accustomed too. The corner room I had a lackluster view that overlooked a 1990's satellite dish. My friend booked from a secondary site and ended up on the 19th floor and had a much better view. The room reminded me of an older less modern version of the W. There was a hallway that was nothing more then dead space. The bathroom was something grandpa would have. The tube is outdated and lacks the modern feel. This is a far cry from the W in San Diego. The sink had a nice concept however, the glue was old and you could see the brown from it as if the part was dirty. This is not the fault of the housekeeping, but an old outdated sink. Overall this is not a place that you would think is part of the W brand. It is in a good location, but so are many other hotels for better pricing. Also, the lounge/dj area is pretty bad. The W in Boston was far better, so was the W in San Diego, as well as the W in San Fransisco. Like I said before, not the best W to stay at. April 6, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jenn88 A great stay every time I travel a lot and I typically choose the W while in Seattle because of the stylish, comfortable interior and great staff. I did encounter a couple issues with room maintenance but, given how many times I have stayed, there is bound to be a hiccup eventually. I can say that I expect quality here and I am seldom disappointed. The ONLY drawback is that the food is typically not worth the price. It is not too overly expensive but few items pique my interest and I am not a picky eater. The breakfast is typical but I usually grab lunch or dinner elsewhere. March 31, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by DestinationGal Usually a W fan Fist let me start by saying that we usually love the W chain. We have stayed at numerous W's and appreciate the crisp, contemporary design as well as the quality of service. The only thing I would note of our stay at the W Seattle is that the hotel is "tired". It really is overdue for a remodel. The lobby and restaurant areas were fine - but the guest rooms are showing their years of wear. Also, for a city where the sun only appears on occasion, the guest rooms are very dark. We look forward to hearing of plan to "freshen things up" - and then we will gladly be back! March 16, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by yarboj Nice View Overall the hotel was very nice. The room was very comfortable and had a great view of Mount Rainier. The beds were fantastic as well. However, the hotel seemed a little tired (it is hard to keep an ultra modern design looking that way) and the halls were very dim. The location of the hotel was great. We were in Seattle for close to a week with no car and never had any issues getting around the whole city. March 7, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by Tweeter Not a Category 5 Hotel :( False advertising. We usually stay at Westin or Sheraton which are billed as category 4 hotels and always great. We decided to spend extra star points for the W which was billed as 5. There's not enough room to describe why it's only a 3. Very disappointing. Terrible product. We will only stay at a Westin or Sheraton from now on. February 23, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by MorganAnthony Spectacular Stay in Seattle City This was my first time staying at the W Hotel and I can tell you that it was my most pleasant hotel experience! From the moment my Fiancé' and I walked through the doors to our check out this hotel superseded all expectations. The hip modern deco of this hotel is just fabulous and absolutely luxurious. You instantly feel like you have entered into a world class hotel. I have stayed in many hotels throughout the world, even four and five start places that did not feel as comfortable and high class as the W Hotel. From Europe, to the middle east, and all around the U.S. The W Hotel is by far my best experience. It makes me want to visit Seattle City more often! We will absolutely be back. The moment we walked through the door we were greeted by an AMAZING group of front desk staff, they not only checked us into our room but let us know that if the room wasn't up to par for us they would make changes necessary to accommodate us, I mentioned that I requested a room with a view and they said that they had upgraded us from the normal cool corner room to a Fabulous King Room to ensure we would get the view that we would enjoy for the same room rate we had originally booked. The bar and lounge prices were reasonable and DELICIOUS, staff was attentive to our needs and made sure our drinks were never left empty. The room was comfortable and CLEAN! Not once were we ever too hot or too cold staying in this hotel, it was warm and cool all at once. The temperature was PERFECTION and the cleaning crew made sure that our room was ALWAYS clean and had the appropriate soaps so that we wouldn't run out. The hallways did not have an odor, neither did the elevator. It was clean, it smelled clean, and it was honestly just overall FABULOUS! I will stay at the W hotel any chance I can get, and would recommend it to ANYONE! Thank you to the W hotel Staff for making our stay so WONDERFUL. February 8, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillRMD Fabulous Three Days Once again, W Seattle and its Talent scored! Anthony at checkin was welcoming, efficient and kind; LiQi consistently styled the room to perfection; and Krism, Kay, Nuradin and Stephen provided their typically flawless and friendly service in Trace. Thanks ... looking forward to our return February 4, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by tokki This hotel is not an ordinary W hotel Everything was nice. The Hotel was very hidden and subtle. You wouldn't know it is a W hotel unless you locate it with your google map. The room I stayed in lacked the W hotel vibe. It is not hip, not modern, not like any other W hotel I have stayed in. The room was just like any other hotel room. However, the staff was really helpful. I requested a room with a space needle view and they were able to arrange it for me. That I truly appreciate their effort. January 27, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by yarboj Nice View Room was comfortable and clean. Room also had great view of Mount Rainier. January 23, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by James2222 Great stay! Front desk check-in was great. Got an incredible room with a view of the space needle. Very convenient location to downtown Seattle, Pike's Place Market, and very easy to get an Uber. Breakfast was very good also. January 16, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by tro604 Central and fresh, if you can find it! The hotel itself is simple and beautiful; finding the hotel on the other hand is atrocious. Driving in from out of town we spent 20 minutes looking for the horrid entrance to the hotel. I think there is an opportunity to have better signage placed for the hotel. Self parking was $60 I believe overnight. This was a quarter of the hotel room itself. I understand it is downtown Seattle and perhaps it was just for the night (due to Halloween) but that was just flat out robbery. Onto the hotel, the hotel check in was pleasant and inviting and the hotel room was great; no complaints. I have to comment on the radius to everything in the downtown core made this hotel a gem. Very accessible to the nearby malls and dining areas. The in-house restaurant was quite delicious for a breakfast meal, and I would even consider going back to the restaurant just for a meal. All in all, I'd recommend this hotel! January 6, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by alexjohnson Just not very good This was my second disappointing W stay this year. I think I will have to rethink the brand. In brand terms I think Lexington Ave in New York, or London - and I think that's what Starwood wants you to think. In Seattle, the reality is seems like a skin-deep makeover of an older property. My specific issue with it was that with Gold status, I was given a room with a connecting door that may as well have been a curtain. I was woken up when the occupant of that room, and a friend, proceeded to slam their door repeatedly as they worked out where they were going to carry on the party at 1.30am. (I will have given him joy when I played the radio while checking email at 6.30am.) Now, I appreciate that hotels have noisy guests - but I don't appreciate being rewarded for status by being given by a room right next to one in what certainly didn't feel like a full hotel. That the hotel still has these doors suitable only for Vegas or family resorts - and a tired old bath, and strange brown carpets, and furniture that looked like it came from the same catalog as Sheraton - makes me suspect in Seattle, they slapped a new logo on the building some years ago, play loud music in the lobby, changed the supplier of toiletries, and added at least $100 to the room rate, and more when they can. There was no coffee or tea in the room, though you could get it from a Thermos flask in the lobby - I couldn't quite believe it - and there was no tea. It's not terrible - but that is not good enough for this hotel brand. "W - it's not terrible" is unlikely to be the marketing slogan they run with for 2015. Having had a differently disappointing stay at another regional W, at best I am concluding that the branding means almost nothing. At worst, it's become a cynical way to get more money out of guests than they would for a Sheraton, but offering the same product. Think we don't notice? Sorry, but you have to think again. This hotel is very conveniently located, and I took the tram and it is one block (up a hill) and as a way to avoid Seattle traffic, that's definitely a plus. But my point about brand is that if you look under every rock, you may get a great deal. Brands are supposed to mean you don't have to. December 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillRMD Great customer service! We truly enjoyed our weekend stay, and many members of your Talent Team stood out: Felicia at checkin (who was welcoming and efficient), Genevieve of Whatever, Whenever (who on two occasions promptly and properly routed a special request and then followed up), Jada and team who went above and beyond to locate a few items we had inadvertently left in our room on our previous stay (thanks!), and Kay, Nuradin, Stephen and the TRACE gang who - as always! - take such wonderful care of us. The Fabulous room was a delight. We very much look forward to our next arrival and stay! December 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by rayc206 The air conditioner Just wanna say the heat is not warm. December 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillRMD Another spectacular stay! This hotel gets it right on every level. Most impressive are the members of the team. On this occasion, I wish to highlight Kay in the restaurant ... unfailingly welcoming, professional, efficient and friendly! We so very much look forward to seeing and being served by her! You should be proud to count Kay among your staff. And, the breakfasts are great! December 1, 2014


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D'Anthony Smith from Pickering was another Louisiana native that was not recruited heavily out of high school. Porter is now running circles through the CFL after becoming Louisiana Tech's all time leader in rushing yards. Baker finished 2010 on the Houston Texan's practice squad. Smith was drafted in the thrid round and 74th overall in 2010 by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Baker, Porter, and Smith are living proof that it isn't always about the stars when it comes to recruiting. Looking at the map, it also draws a line back to Louisiana Tech Offensive Line Coach Petey Perot, who has recruited numerous key players from South Central Louisiana and East Texas for the Bulldogs.
The 2006 class featured 26 players, including 6 junior college players. Joe Danna was the big 6'5" quarterback from junior college power Blinn College in Brenham, TX. Danna was the headliner for the class and one of four players rated three stars by Scout.com.
Of the six junior college players, Danna was the onloy one that did not make an impact. Chris Pugh and Ben McGilton mae plays on the defensive line despite being undersized. Jared Parten was limited by multiple injuries, but he still managed to make a positive impact on the team. All three defensive linemen helped improve the toughness of the defense.
McGilton's two teammates from Pearl River, Chris Lowery and Shalamar Walker also made contributions, with Walker playing a key role in the secondary.
While Daniel Porter was a late addition to the signing class, William Griffin one of the key members of the signing class. Griffin helped lead the way for Tech to recruit Patterson High School (Tank Calais) and other players from the Thibodaux area (Kiamni Washington, Phillip Livas) in the future.
Griffin never made the kind of impact that Tech fans had hoped and he ended up transferring to Northwestern State.
Rob McGill, Cudahy Harmon, and Lon Roberts were offensive linemen that started early in their careers and had to have close to 100 career starts between them. These three guys were crucial to an offense that saw many changes (to the offense and to the coaching staff) over the course of their careers.
Two out of three years, Ross Jenkins was benched in favor of other quarterbacks, only to finish both seasons as the starter. Jenkins saw his completion percentage increase all three years as a starter; from 52.9 as a sophomore, to 59.3 as a junior, and finally to 62.8 as a senior. Jenkins had 36 touchdowns to only 14 interceptions in his career. The Langham Creek (TX) product had a career best 2,095 yards, 17 touchdowns, and 7.22 yards per attempt as a junior.
Terrance Freeman, Jahoyde Owens, Chris Riser, Greg Greathouse, Jamarr Thompson, Derrick Williams, Joe Thomas, Nick Narcisse, Eric Harris, and Clayton Chambers never really saw a lot of action on the field for Louisiana Tech. Greathouse (Evangel) and Chambers (West Monroe)were both from North Louisiana high school powerhouses. Both players were undersized for their position, but mangaged to be solid members of the team for a few years. Freeman, Owens, Riser, Thompson, Williams, Thomas, Narcisse, Harris, and Joe Danna add up to eight players who either never made it to campus or did not stick around very long.
Will Taylor ended up gray shirting and like Greathouse and Chambers, he had a solid career as a practice player.
Randy Grigsby was a local product (Ruston High School) and he played four years on the defensive line. Grigsby earned a few starts and filled the void at defensive tackle in 2010. After the Bulldogs suffered a few injuries at tackle, the senior moved inside to help the team.
For filling a few holes in the defense with junior college players; this class had an instant impact. With a quarterback (Jenkins), a running back (Porter), and three offensive linemen (Harmon, Roberts, and McGill) that had long, productive careers in Red and Blue; this class had staying power. With Smith, Baker, and of course the program's all time leading rusher in Porter; this class had star power.
Louisiana Tech had four players with three stars in 2006, three in 2007, and four again in 2008. Tech had three each once again in 2009 and 2010, before jumping up to six in 2011. Looking back, Porter, Baker, and McGill all had at least three star level careers. Smith would have easily been a four star recruit had other coaches been able to look a few months into the future and see the kind of impact he would make as a freshman.
The 2006 Class for Louisiana Tech gets an A- to a solid A now that 5 years have passed. Had Danna, Riser, or Griffin produced, or if so many players had not left, this class would have been an A+. What it lacked in number of contributers, it made up for it in players that made big impacts.


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The Hartt School Guitar Department Fiftieth Anniversary Concert
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The Hartt School's Guitar Department celebrates it's 50th Anniversary. Featuring the world premiere of Frank Wallace's Guiddartha.
The concert will feature:
Phenix Trio: Richard Provost, guitar; Rita Porfiris, Viola; Anton Miller, violin.
Pandora Duo: Janet Arms, flute; Christopher Ladd, guitar.
Alturas Duo: Scott Hill, guitar; Carlos Boltes, viola/charango.
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Far Cry 3
I finally found my 2012 GOTY.
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Resident Evil 6 - a fun game as an action game, But sucks as an RE game.
AC3 - Totally awful, A giant disappointment and doesn't reach to AC2, Brotherhood and Revolution level of awesomeness.
Hitman: Absolution - BORING GAME, I only played Blood Money and Absolution from the Hitman series, Blood Money was absolutely fun in every aspect, But something was wrong in Absolution for me, It was just "too boring".
Dishonored - The idea seems pretty cool, It's like a half BioShock and half Thief game, But eh it was just average, They can do better in a sequel.
Now in 2013, I played Far Cry 3 the game that was released in 2012 and I didn't give any **** about it and thought it's your typical boring FPS game with repetitive gameplay and a boring story.
and **** no, All my thoughts about this game were so wrong and stupid. This game is totally great, I'm 'having' fun playing it, And having fun while playing a game in 2012 is something did not happen to me.
I wish I bought this game when it was released because it's worth it. This is my 2012 Game of the Year.
I also enjoy this game. Good game. Very good game.
this game is pretty good. I find it hard, but thats just me. There are so many parts I am amazed at. the underwater, the driving, the hang gliding, the flight suit, and parachute. Animals look and act pretty real People move and act real. ( mostly).
no to many glitches. I wish I did not die when I jumped down from like 15 feet. You would think a guy that hang glides, and parachutes would be trained to take a jump and not totally get hurt.
I am more into RPG's, so I would love my dialog choices. Like in Mass effect. I would like options to be nice or evil. But those are different games.
Still, very nicely done. Looks great.
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I agree with you on the 15 ft drop thing equals death. It's not even an exaggeration and it's a little bit absurd. Also, good luck with your marathon.
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Bud Light bringing Best Coast to Rave for 50 concerts, 50 states event
Bud Light is mounting an ambitious marketing campaign where it's sponsoring 50 concerts in 50 states, all taking place on a single day. And the site of the Wisconsin show will be Milwaukee, with dreamy pop rock duo Best Coast headlining the Rave Aug. 1.
Bud Light's 50/50/1 campaign, created in partnership with Live Nation, MySpace and Universal Music Group, is being orchestrated to promote the beer brand's new Music First marketing platform. MySpace will be streaming select concerts, but its uncertain at this time if the Best Coast show will be one of them. »Read Full Article
New food truck House of Fries specializes in Belgian fries and dipping sauces
It's easy to guess this new food truck's specialty: The name is House of Fries. »Read Full Blog Post
MSO closes season with crowd-pleaser 'Bolero,' more
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is closing its classical season this weekend with a performance of Ravel's "Bolero" that won a standing, cheering ovation Friday evening.
Guest conductor Gilbert Varga led the orchestra through a well-constructed program that also included: Mozart's "Overture to 'Le nozze di Figaro'" ("The Marriage of Figaro"); Tchaikovsky's Concerto in D major for violin and orchestra, featuring guest violinist Karen Gomyo; and Kodály's "Dances of Galánta." »Read Full Article
Soulstice cast hits the right notes with Sondheim's 'Follies'
Just after intermission in the production of Stephen Sondheim's "Follies" now being staged by Soulstice Theatre, Heidi Schiller — oldest among the pre-World War II showgirls attending a one-time reunion — begins to warble an operetta-like tune from her heyday.
Playing the older Heidi, Amanda Hull sings that we must never look back. But of course Heidi looks, remembering the ravishing young performer she'd once been, when she could hit every note in songs like this one. Which the suddenly materialized younger Heidi (a lovely Julianne Frey) then easily does, singing of the bittersweet passage of time — something a young Heidi can't possibly feel as acutely as her older self does. »Read Full Article
Things to do in Milwaukee this week
Key performances
The 2014 North American Piano Competition is taking place this week in Milwaukee. Semifinalists will perform recitals and in master classes through Wednesday when the final concert and awards will be given out. Today there will be recitals featuring the pianists performing with members of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra starting at 8:15 a.m. and continuing till 7 p.m., with master classes at 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. These are open to the public ($15); they take place at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, 1584 N. Prospect Ave. Another master class for the semifinalists will be at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday (free admission), with recitals by visiting artists at 7:30 p.m. (tickets $20 for adults, $15 students). These are also held at the conservatory. On Wednesday, the artists move to the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water St., with free solo performances at 6 p.m. in the Anello Atrium. Then the three finalists will perform with the MSO in Uihlein Hall (tickets: $15, adults; $10, students; $30, box seats) at 7:30 p.m. »Read Full Article


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1. Re: JBO-25301 - accessing DBTransaction in AMImplTimo Hahn Jun 17, 2012 10:35 AM (in response to 910305)This won't work. As a rule you should not use the constructor for accessing a transaction as there is none at this point in the life cycle of the (root) am.
Check out this post {thread:id=2353163} which should help you to fine the right method to overwrite (I guess onAfterConnect() or onPrepareSession() are candidates).
2. Re: JBO-25301 - accessing DBTransaction in AMImplFrank Nimphius-Oracle Jun 18, 2012 6:28 AM (in response to Timo Hahn)Hi,
try overriding the AM IMPL prepareSession() method and be aware that due to AM pooling it will be called on each request
3. Re: JBO-25301 - accessing DBTransaction in AMImplJoe Zou Feb 7, 2013 9:29 AM (in response to Frank Nimphius-Oracle)hi frank
how to override the method?
can u provider the code?