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Rated 3.2 out of 5 by 754 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by MSK1 Checking In & Out is Time Consuming The W New York Hotel is in a great location, and rooms are clean and contemporary. The process for checking in and out is abysmally high touch - requiring at least 30 minutes on both ends - and technology deficient with no differentiating assistance/preference for gold/platinum guests. Given that this is the most fundamental service a hotel provides, you would be well served to consider another location in the area unless you enjoy waiting in line. And, the W New York would be well served to reconsider this entire portion of the guest experience. It's severely lacking, bordering on unbelievably unacceptable. March 28, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by RDCC Good food, but the hotel needs improvements The food was very good. But the hotel room is too small & dark. Bathroom needs a mirror with enlargement. The luggage storage staff is not good. I waited for 15 minutes to get somebody to get my luggage and store it. Then when I came back to get it, I waited another 10 minutes and the lady was very rude. And it was only 7:30 PM. Not acceptable. The concierge did not help. She was nice and polite, but was not able to find me a mani pedi place on Sunday at 7 PM! She said all the mani pedi places were closed. When I said it's not possible, and directed me to the W salon. There, the receptionist was rude. I had to walk just two blocks to find 2 mani pedi places open. That was bad. February 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by fancynancy snobby attitude from the lead staff at the desk The staff were all friendly but the director at the desk, David, had a snobby attitude during each interaction and there was a sense of unnecesary hostility. Our room was not even prepared by 3pm and he was in no way going to try to be accomadating regarding an upgrade. My friends and I were sent to the spa with all of our luggage to get ready for our lunch. Also, 90% of the equipment in the gym was broken and that was pretty dissapointing given the amount my friends and I were paying. This was my first expereince at any starwood hotel where I did not feel valued as a loyal gold member. Later a bottle of champagne was sent to my room but it hardly made up for the cold welcome. October 31, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by lg1244 Location means everything Multiple stays at this hotel and 80% have been great. The 20%? well that is all due to lower floor accommodations. The soundproofing on the lower floors is simply awful no matter how big your suite is. Get above the tenth floor and things are remarkably better. Great lobby and bar, great staff, great location. Their standard rooms are typical NYC "cubical" sizes but their suites and upgraded rooms are in line with their added pricing. Great location near subway lines and excellent dining options. September 2, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by frank Never Would Have Believed it Before This Stay... I witnessed something staying in suite 534 Nov. 24-26 that still befuddles me. I had brought a plastic to-go container with 1/2 of an excellent sandwich. After enjoying that and some W room service with my wife, I put the tray with empty hotel dishes and the rest of it (including that plastic container) out into the hall as instructed for pick-up. The next morning, outside our door, the tray had been removed but that plastic container and bag of chips I had brought with me was still there. What's that?? A generally stressful experience with old, crusty Euro furniture and a very comfortable bed...go figure. December 1, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Elsie23 I will never stay anywhere else! So happy with this hotel! From a beautiful clean room, attentive and helpful cleaning staff and fantastic reccomendations from concierge..I travel alone for the most part I'm never fully comfortable sleeping in hotel rooms for safety reasons and bed comfort. I wanted to take this bed home! I melted into it each night and slept like a baby!! Safety is not a concern because one of the staff stands by the elevators in the evening to make sure everyone has a room key who is entering. The concierge was sp friendly and gave a fantastic recomendation for an awesome local restaurant. Thank you! Will be back soon!! October 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillieJoodles Never fails to disappoint - I'm loyal for life! The service, hotel, and staff at the W NY never fails to exceed my expectations. I've stayed here every year for the past 3 years and can't think of an occasion where I'll stay anywhere else when visiting NYC for biz or pleasure. Even the smaller rooms are roomier than most NYC hotels I've stayed in, with plenty of space in the bathroom where you don't have to contort yourself in weird ways to ahem...use the facilities... it's just the right amount of getaway space and peace when you're traveling for work or play. The midtown location ensures that it's never hard to get a taxi to anywhere you need to go. October 21, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kakki A few things went wrong Love the W and have stayed here several times. Just a few inconvenient moments. My safe did not work in the room and I waited over 30 minutes for security to get to my room. They couldn't fix the problem so I had to put my items in a friends room. I was late to my trade show. They ended up replacing the safe that day. Also, could not warm up the room above 67 degrees. Pretty chiilly. I was gone all days to a convention and came home late at night. They offered to move me to another room, but at 10:00 pm and ready to go to bed, it was too late. Scent in the room from housekeeping was overpowering as well. February 3, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by LeGrandeOrange Sleepless in NYC Do not stay here. I have not slept in 48 hours due to the malfunctioning heat/AC at the hotel. The first night it was 74 degrees in the room, and I was told (at midnight) that it would take nearly an hour to try to fix it. They onstensibly fixed it the next day, but I woke up every 20 minutes the second night when the heat/AC would variously turn on. After complaining at 5 AM the second night, the manager told me that the AC/heat is a problem at the hotel, and they will change it sometime soon. Fair enough, but they must warn you ahead of time if they recognize the problem. Until this problem is fixed, you can only do better elsewhere. While the staff is nice, this hotel is a dump. February 10, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Marypat Nice but Paper thin walls/disorganized front desk Clear pros and cons w this hotel. On the negative side, the walls are not soundproofed. I could hear the phone ringing and tv from the neighboring room. Also, at check in, the front desk seemed disorganized. There was a large crowd waiting to check in with no organized lines and no attempt by the staff to either help organize the line or speed things up. They could use better training. On the plus side, the rooms, while small, were very efficiently and attractively designed and the beds were very comfortable. Also, the windows were very well soundproofed, so no noise from Lex Ave (just my neighbors). October 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Greta18 The people I have always come here for the people who work here ,and who go out of their way to help me. Isabel at the breakfast bar is very professional, and pays a lot of attention to detail, right down to packing your breakfast so that the bag stays perfectly intact. The people who work with her are also wonderful. I hesitate to mention names, incase i forget to mention someone who is good. Bekam,Jermaine, Nick, Dennis, Rodney, miriam,,milly, anna,,David, Chad,Albert have all gone out of their way to make me feel safe and at home with trusted friends. I would like to recommend that the plastic -covered, hard-bench substitute for a couch be replaced with comfortable furniture that has a back-rest. April 16, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by cbardy Service subpar The overall service was subpar at best. When i checked in it was as if I was at a run of the mill hotel. I was originally booked for 2 nights and wanted to extend for another night. The women at the front desk told me the rate for the following night would be the same as my existing nights ($349) although the rates published online were $199. I had to argue with her to get the $199 rate which i thought was absurd. I stay exclusively at Starwood hotels and travel a lot for business. This was my worst experience in 3 years staying at Starwood. I was also given a handicap room and i'm not handicapped. February 25, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Unsatisfiedandunhappy Dirty and small Paid for upgrade from cozy to spectacular.......found the room to hardly be spectacular by any means....stains on wall between window like drip marks......, built up dust and grime on bathroom door pocket doors at base.......(apparently cleaning is done with pocket door open), toothpaste on bathroom walls, tiny bathroom, tiny shower........nothing spectacular, not even the view....glad I did not waste my points on this place.....hardly meets standards of other W hotels I have visited. Should be category 3, not 6. I would not recommend this hotel except that it was cheap due to major reconstruction January 7, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by SES1 In progress renovations clearly needed One of the worst nights I have spent in a hotel. Arrived at my room and the door was open because of In-progress HVAC upgrades. System not working but maintenance was able to restart. Unfortunately once it was turned on it would not turn off as neither the auto or manual switches worked. I alternated between the hold and cold to self regulate which made for a sleepless night. Left shoes for overnight shine but they were not returned so had to inquire to locate. Scaffolding in front of window blocked all light and view. Could hear leaky faucet dripping and water was all over the countertop as a result. Friendly staff not enough to make up for all the operational and physical limitations. March 2, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by traveller38 very slow response This is probably one of the worst experience after staying so many SPG hotels. I found staff is very slow responding to your needs. I spend the whole afternoon calling front desk to move my room (from facing avenue to the back side). Totally three calls I made and first two trials there's someone promising to call me back but never happen. Until last call I explained the situation then I had the room moved. To make the thing even worse I need to call again after 30 mins to remind sending me the helper for luggage. My wife need to talk to front desk twice in order to get a power adapter I always has good experience with W and SPG hotels. However, there's always exception in the experience May 7, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Paulie2403 Not whatt I would expect from a W branded Hotel Having stayed at the W in Barcelona I was expecting a similar experience...but it definitely wasnt anywhere near the fantastic experience we had in the W Barcelona. First room was very cold, Decor was tired and heating was very noisy (and didnt work properly) reception and check in staff were very robotic and not empathetic at all...the experience was not what I expect. I have recently come back to Sheraton as my prefered( Used to be Platinum)..begining to question if I made the right decision. However Hosuekeeping staff and Door Men were excellent, Caring, and happy.. Put them on Reception!! February 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by DocHarv The First W - Location, Ease, and a Tight Fit I've stayed at this W many times, and would recommend it to those who are looking for a convenient, service-driven SPG affiliated hotel in East Midtown. As a W that was converted from a small-room property, rooms are not spacious by any means - yet are highly functional. The open-style main lounge, the corporate-but-sleek Whiskey Bar, and the rest of the hotel have a cool efficiency about them. As a Platinum SPG member, I've never been impressed with my upgrades here. But don't stay here for the upgrades. Stay because you want convenience, style, and service - even if space is at a premium. October 26, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by MauroFL Great Experience This is the first time visiting the W at this location. We stayed for 4 days. From moment we checked in to the check out was a breeze. Mario at the front desk was extremely efficient, helpful and very nice, If you ever go to this location see him for check in. I would definitely recommend this hotel for the location and friendly staff. Our room was spacious and clean. September 8, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Melissa1223 stayed here twice now and neither time was the staff helpful As a platinum guest I have a lot to benchmark hotels against. Now the second time at this hotel, I have to say if you expect to be treated like a platinum customer stay somewhere else. The front desk staff is rude and unaccommodating. During the first visit my air conditioning was broken yet there was nothing they could do. ...in August. Now, I am here again. They have assured me I could get a room with 2 beds and my girlfriend and I have no choice but to book another room because they NOW can't make that happen and are being rude about it. Needless to say I won't be staying here again. August 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Louise60 Love the W! What a surprise to be able to stay at the W hotel, a chic hotel in the heart of the city. I have stayed at W hotels in other parts of the U.S. and it has always been a great experience. September 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rosly18 Overall Good Stay I booked a suite here to celebrate my fiance's 30th birthday. Overall, my stay was smooth. The staff were very accommodating and pleasant.The agents that checked me in as well as out were very responsive. I ordered eggs benedict and the hollandaise was not added. I called Room Service and they sent it up right away. My only issue with my stay was my upgrade. I was upgraded to a suite for a $200 fee. I agreed to this because I was told that if I didn't take it it would be given to a VIP. It turns out that this information was untrue. There were suites beside/ beneath us that remained empty. As a hotelier/SPG member, I am annoyed that I was charged so much for what could have have been free or cheaper. August 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Relaxed Great Associates The W New York makes you feel welcomed and appreicated for staying there. Each time you walk by an associate you feel like you belong. They go out of their way to assist you. Freddy, the bellman, was exceptional. He is very genuine. The location is great too, just minutes from everywhere but not in the hustle of things if you are looking for something a little more low key. Cabs are whistled down for you to alleviate your stress. The Acura program is so easy and convenient. Our driver, Ethan, was welcoming and engaged in conversation. We would stay there again and recommend to others. February 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by CoffeeFiend Give me coffee (and a scratch notepad) This is a fancy pricy hotel in New York. For that price I would expect to have facilities like a coffee maker in the room. And don't say there is no room. A whole closet was filled by the liqueur cabinet/fridge and snack bar with tempting over priced snacks. It would also have been nice to have pen and scratch pad for taking notes. These are common in other hotels and I found myself looking for one to jot down flight change details I was making, and there was nothing at hand. August 21, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by AaronHarleyBailey Needs Improvement The location is great. Just a short stroll to Rockefeller Center. The property itself is small and cramped though. Very little in the way of SPG recognition (no upgrades; not even complimentary water). Opened a mini vodka from the mini bar and it had been emptied and resealed with water (thank goodness it wasn't poison though). Asked to speak to a manager about it but no one seemed interested. The showers are like an old Motel 6 - a tiny plastic tub with a cheap shower curtain that blows in so badly and sticks to you while showering it's better to just not use it at all and let the water go everywhere. Stopped by the Whiskey Bar but the service was very slow and indifferent. Did have a decent burger on the room service menu though. Generally speaking though, this hotel seems geared to NYC tourists who travel very little; not a recommendation if you're a Platinum Guest looking for special SPG recognition. September 4, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Rocinbmor Double check your bill My first stay two years ago, was a dream - this stay was a nightmare – The air unit didn't work ALLl day when it was fixed at 11pm(ish) it was so loud we turned it off - huge issue with our bill – Staff was very accommodating - Marcus and another bellhop were super pleasant. The Managers did try to accommodate us, but their actions were not realized when we received our final bill, not to mention we were charged large amounts for mini bar use and we didn't use the mini bar, the credit card we used at check in wasn't the card that was charged. A relaxing weekend turn into a nightmare. September 3, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Smile777 W Hotel Manhattan on Lexington I've stayed at the W hotel many times and i usually enjoy the experience. My experience in New York was not what i expected. The rooms seemed to be pretty old and i didnt' feel that sense of cleansiness. I had issues with the spa setting my appointment at one time and telling me that i set it at another time. In return, they made NO accomadations to ensure i still received my massage. I was so excited about getting the massage and body wrap but because of their mistake i didn't get any services. The staff at the spa didn't seem to care at all. I was highly disappointed this time. April 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by JFM47 Fun Time The W hotel in New York City was very convienent to the theater and many other attractions for our two night stay. September 16, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Tannhauser Good Staff - Average Accommodations East side is not convenient for what I wanted to do at night. Room had few surface spaces to put luggage down. Staff was excellent and attentive. It was great to be near St. Bart's at Park Avenue and 51st Street which I availed myself to a few times. The hotel is fine - I just don't like being on the East side and as noted so few surface spaces - other than the bed to sort clothes, etc. I also wondered if my skin was alergic to something in the detergent used for sheets since I found myself being itchy when laying down. I liked the staff a great deal - they did things without being asked whether using their card for the elevator if they saw you to house cleaning asking in the halls if everything was ok. January 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bdaymom Hotel-Excellent, Spa-Disappointing My stay this past weekend at the W on Lexington was wonderful. The manager was very helpful when our first room had a layout that felt too confining, the housekeeping was on top of keeping our room clean and in order, the whatever/whenever people were extremely helpful. My only complaint was with the spa. It was my daughter's birthday and she had the 90 minute facial treatment, and the girl finished with her in 80 minutes. I didn't like that I didn't get what I paid for, and I felt like they were just taking advantage of the situation because she was young (19). I was disappointed. February 9, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Michelle28 Don't waste your Suite Night Awards here! I used 3 suite awards for an upgraded experience in NYC for a recent business trip. While the room size was probably 'solid' for NYC standards, it was a total waste of points. The room decoration was sparse, the living room furniture was completely uncomfortable and the bathroom was TINY. I had zero views and no special amenity or welcome. The AC went off in the middle of the night each night (apparently to conserve) so I woke up each AM in a dead sweat with it being 90 and humid outside. Not at all what I experience at other W hotels with out without upgrades. Really shocked at what my 'suite night awards' got me here. I'm even more scared what I would have gotten without them! Had I read other reviews I would have known... so you've been warned! July 21, 2014


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And Heyward will most 4-6 weeks with a broken jaw after eating a Jon Niese fastball this afternoon. Shit. I know they will have him back for the playoffs but he was finally on a role after being moved to the leadoff role. The Braves are dropping like flies. Pastornicky went down for the season last week. Looks like Jordan Schafer is going to get some playing time.
Oy! It's like anyone that gets hot gets cooled off by injury. Grr! Whoever has come up from Gwinnett hasn't been bad. Uggs should be back soon
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Donald Sterling and the Slippery Slope Into Totalitarianism
The "conservative" wing of the establishment news media has degenerated into a pack of vicious dogs ripping some previously unknown sap limb from limb for having said something unflattering about blacks in a private conversation. Sean Hannity actually stopped denouncing the allegedly racist Cliven Bundy long enough to exclusively devote the first third of his television program last night to sanctimonious demands for Los Angeles Clippers' owner Donald Sterling's head on a stake. Even people you might be tempted to respect have joined in. For example, last night Mark Levin brayed in unison with irresponsible race arsonists like Al Sharpton and Barack Obama that Sterling's private remarks are an intolerable outrage.
No one will defend Sterling. But no one should have to. What people should defend is his right to say whatever he wants, regardless of whether it is deemed to be correct by the authorities.
Remember when people could voice their opinions in private conversations without the risk of being ripped to pieces by the rabid jackals comprising the media? When people would respond even to the most obnoxious statements by saying, "It's a free country; you're free to your opinion" or even, "While I disagree with what you say, I will defend to the death your right to say it"? We were a far better people then than we are now.
Sterling appears to be an easily dislikable guy — a far better candidate for the liberal media's Two Minutes Hate than Cliven Bundy. They destroyed Bundy — who actually doesn't even have a hostile view toward politically sacred blacks — because he was becoming dangerous to them by representing resistance to Big Government. Sterling is more a target of convenience. But not even Sterling is the ideal villain:
Sterling is a multi-millionaire who lives in Los Angeles and owns a professional basketball team in arguably America's most multicultural city. He also happens to be Jewish (he was born Donald Tokowitz), has a mulatto girlfriend, earned a lifetime achievement award from the NAACP for the millions of dollars he's given them, and the only political candidates he has donated to have been Democrats.
Not exactly the résumé the media was looking for. But Sterling will do fine, because who he really is doesn't matter. His thought crime completely defines him in the public eye.
They are tearing him down simply to make an example. Say anything politically incorrect, even in private, and you too could be fed to the piranhas. If you want to survive in a totalitarian culture like this is becoming, you had better learn not even to think anything politically incorrect.
One of the few who seem to grasp the real issue here is another NBA owner — Mark Cuban, formerly known as a flaming moonbat (who has funded highly inflammatory anti-American propaganda). After the obligatory denunciation of Sterling, Cuban said this:
"I think you've got to be very, very careful when you start making blanket statements about what people say and think, as opposed to what they do."
Nonetheless Cuban did not have the guts to defend Sterling from the likes of Al Sharpton, who demand that he be stripped of ownership of the Clippers.
Asked if the league would be better off without Sterling as an owner, Cuban said, "At this point, yes."
For all the lockstep sanctimonious sputtering from everyone on TV and radio, this story is not about race. It is about freedom and its opposite, coerced ideological homogeneity.
At this point the stampeded cattle comprising the American public will probably agree that anyone who does not want his mistress hanging out with blacks is so awful that he should be burned at the stake. But if the thought police are successful at immolating Sterling, next time it might not be about race. Next time the thought criminal will be someone who said something not currently politically fashionable about homosexuals — and/or about the Bible. Soon it could be a remark expressing doubts about the dangers of global warming that turns someone into Emmanuel Goldstein. If we continue down this road, within a few years, criticism of government figures could bring out the lynch mob.
Like Da Vinci said, it is easier to resist at the beginning than it is at the end. Our slide into totalitarianism has to be stopped right here. The first step is to call out those participating in the hysterical denunciations of Sterling for what they are: Brownshirts.
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|Zoga Wellness, LLC
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403 5th St. Berthoud
Berthoud, Colorado 80513
|Contact:Marcy Wood
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924 Wilfred Road
Berthoud, Colorado 80513
|Contact:Vickie McLane
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6.19 Miles Away
|Fifth Element Ranch
|Yoga Style: Yoga and Horses
Loveland, Colorado 80537
|Contact:Tara Pogoda, Advanced Epona Instructor
Zen Horse / Zen Yoga in Loveland, CO. Helping you access your deepest reservoir of intuition that encompasses the flow of life, the energized breath of spirit, and the serenity of mindfulness. Zen Horse Zen Yoga is for anyone seeking to deepen his or her connection to their Self and their own personal Journey. Through the powerful and magical presence of the horses at Fifth Element Ranch, we will find empowerment and resonance with our own authentic voices. Connect with horse as partner,as a mirror of your authentic self, and as a tangible link to your gifts to the world. Experience intuitive interactions, contemplative being-with-horse meditations, and observation of herd dynamics. Enjoy daily inspired yoga and horse centered activities. NO HORSE or YOGA experience necessary. No riding, all equine activities are ground based.
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12.36 Miles Away
|Sadhana West Yoga Studio
|Yoga Style: Para Yoga, Tantra, Vinyasa Flow
2321 Watersong Circle
Longmont, Colorado 80504
|Contact:Katherine Moore
The studio is dedicated to bringing the full practice of yoga to the students, not just the asanas (postures). It is our belief that the addition of the other fundamental practices, including pranayama (breathing exercises) and meditation, bring the practice of yoga to a deeper level. Classes are Para Yoga based and a deep but playful mix of asana, bandha, kriya, mantra, pranayama and meditation.
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|Niight Wind-Yoga & Ayurveda
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Flow, Yoga for the Doshas
940 Kimbark St, Studio 4
Longmont, Colorado 80501
|Contact:Niight Wind
Offering weekly yoga classes. Private Yoga&Ayurveda sessions for balancing Doshas, Digestive Health, Structural Alignment, Calming Overwhelm and Cross Training for Athletes. Monthly Yoga and Ayurveda Workshops. New! Yoga for the Doshas Certification training for Yoga Teachers.
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|E's Yoga House
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin
Longmont, Colorado
|Contact:Emily Wilson
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|Hot Method Yoga
|Yoga Style: Bikram, Hot Yoga
340 Lashley Street
Longmont, Colorado 80501
|Contact:Kevin Lincicome
Longmont's best original Hot Yoga studio offering classes from the Ghosh lineage of yoga asana.
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|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
5976 Hygiene Road
Longmont, Colorado 80503
|Contact:Barbara Cargill RYT
The Longmont Athletic Club has ongoing Yoga classes. indoor and outdoor pools and a full service gym and aerobic program. Yoga is free for members. Drop ins for Yoga are offered at $10 per class. 10 Mountain View Longmont Co. 303 772 4700
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|The Family Garden
|Yoga Style: Prenatal, Mindful Flow, Mommy and Me, Yo
600 S. Airport Rd.
Longmont, Colorado 80503
We are a non-profit Parenting Resource Center. We offer our Yoga classes on a sliding scale and have free childcare for many of the daytime classes. We are hoping to give moms some time to refresh and restore themselves!
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|Bolder Yoga Mat Company
837 Incorrigible Cir
Longmont, Colorado 80504
|303 775 3486
|Contact:Amber Dehn
Printed, toxin free yoga mats that are both bold and beautiful. Unique yoga accessories, and a Nationwide Yoga Mat Recycling Program.
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|Solar Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hot Yoga, Barkan Hot Yoga & Power Vinyas
645 Tenacity Drive, Unit E
Longmont, Colorado 80504
|303 485 0490
|Contact:Loretta Richter
We offer 32 classes a week. Hot 'Bikram Style' Yoga, Barkan Hot Yoga and Baptiste inspired Power Vinyasa Yoga. Beginners Welcome, all our classes are all levels. We are also a Yoga Boutique; Clothes, Mats, all props and accessories.
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19.19 Miles Away
|Rise Yoga
|Yoga Style: blend
1010 Carbon Ct Unit F
Erie, Colorado 80516
|Contact:Kyra Coates
We are the premier yoga studio of Erie, CO. Located just upstairs from Elevate Fit Club, we offer an balanced mix of styles of yoga to suite every type of yogi, from intense Vinyasa to prenatal, kids and senior yoga, Restorative and Hatha. Come check us out! Your first class is free!
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17.66 Miles Away
|Holistic Yoga School
|Yoga Style: various styles - Vinyasa, Hatha, Meditat
706 East Stuart Street
Fort Collins, Colorado 80525
|Contact:Krista Allen
A place for learning and a place for growth, The Yoga Shala is located in beautiful Fort Collins, Colorado. We strive for a comprehensive teaching of yoga, meditation and healthy living. We combine our studies with fun community events as we recognize the importance of self evolution through involvement and service. Currently offering beginner to advanced yoga classes, weekend retreats and 200-hour certified teacher trainings, we look forward to meeting you. http://holisticyogaschool.com/colorado-yoga-teacher-certification/
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|Belle Yoga
|Yoga Style: Blended Hatha Yoga
1200 S. College Avenue
Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
|Contact:Jodie Bell, RYT 200+
Jodie enjoys working with people of all ages and abilities and offers skills to enhance physical, mental and emotional fitness. Using a gentle teaching approach she strives to instill a sense of security, empowerment and peace within each individual. Group Adult Classes T,W,Th. Saturday kid's class. Private lessons available. Jodie also teaches weekly prenatal and mommy & baby yoga classes for The Women's Clinic.
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|Live Beyond Limit
|Yoga Style: Blended: Vinyasa, Hatha, All Levels, Yin, Sahaja, Therapeutic
4848 South College Ave Suite C
Fort Collins, Colorado 80525
|Contact:Kate Wrightson
Live Beyond Limit empowers you to live an authentic and boundless life...the life you've imagined. Our goal is to help you realize your innate power to achieve and free yourself of internally and externally imposed limitations. Together we will be able to help you implement a comprehensive and integral program to help you enjoy the richness of your life through our various wellness offerings.
Live Beyond Limit blends research and practice to create lasting results and life changes through yoga, nutrition, massage, corrective exercise, reiki, intuitive and yogic counseling and mentoring. We will work together to help you find your perfect combination of massage, strength and cardiovascular training, flexibility training, mind-body connection, nutrition and energetics to help align your body and life to its peak and optimal form.
The LBL vision is to not only help you achieve your goals regarding your physique and internal body health, but to also educate you and help you foster lasting habits for full body and life wellness including breakthroughs with past injuries in the physical, mental and emotional planes to make your experiences building blocks for the future you desire.
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|Yoga Center of Fort Collins
|Yoga Style: hatha yoga; vinyasa flow; restorative yoga and yin yoga
4021 S College Avenue next to REI (studio address)
Fort Collins, Colorado 80526
|Contact:Beth O'Brien, Ph.D.
Dr. Beth O'Brien is a certified Hatha yoga teacher and licensed psychologist. Both private instruction and group instruction offered. Her classes focus on breathing exercises to calm the mind, movement to restore the body, and rest to balance the emotions. Hatha yoga classes, vinyasa "flow" classes and restorative yoga classes are appropriate for all levels. Vinyasa class offered every Tuesday, 5-6 p.m. at the Yoga Center of Fort Collins. For more information, see Beth's web site www.bethobrienyoga.com
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|Fit Ventures
|Yoga Style: Yogafit/Hatha/Vinyasa style all levels
Fort Collins, Colorado 80525
|(970) 388-4372
|Contact:Carrie Ogden
Fit Ventures is an adventure/travel business (based in Fort Collins, CO)whose intent is to assist anyone (adult) in their discovery of travel interjected with the practice and teachings of yoga. Yoga is offered in the morning to set the day's intent, and again in the evening to unwind at day's end. There is an added focus on community and culture, getting involved with the host community and learning about their history and culture. Suggested Resource and reading lists are provided for those who want to learn before going, and 1 pre-selected book is incl in each Welcome Package for every venture! We also offer "Fit to Go" onsite workplace yoga classes throughout northern Colorado. Fit Ventures website, www.livefitventures.com, provides more helpful information, incl our current Calendar and Community events. Email us at: firstname.lastname@example.com if you need further assistance -- Live and travel your fitness with each new venture!!
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|Daves Place Hair Salon - Certified Yoga Teacher
|Yoga Style: Viniyoga tradition, Private
2504 S. College
Fort Collins, Colorado 80525
|Contact:Bryan McEndaffer
Bryan a certified yoga teacher in the Viniyoga tradition, that emphasis a combination of asana, pranayama, bandha, sound, chanting, personal ritual, yogic texts and Ayurvedic principals. With his training and intuitive style, he is able to teach you with a sensitivity to your needs of mind, body and spirit. He teaches private yoga classes and group classes.
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|Om Ananda Yoga, llc
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa, Shambhava
115 N. College Ave. Suite 200
Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
|(970) 488-9192
|Contact:Sarada Erickson, ERYT, MS
We run a sliding scale based yoga studio with a variety of yoga classes daily! We also offer Yoga Alliance certified Teacher Trainings in Fort Collins through the Shambhava School of Yoga. This is an established, well rounded, transformative program! We have weekly meditation classes for the community. We are available for work-site programs, private and group instruction in yoga, meditation, stress relief.
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|Old Town Yoga
|Yoga Style: Beginners,
237 1/2 Jefferson
Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
|Contact:Jake Van Vonderen
Fort Collins First studio in a beautiful space in Historic, Old Town Fort Collins offering an eclectic blend of styles for all levels. Our teacher training is regarded as the best in Fort Collins. Don't sacrifice cost for quality!
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Oh, and Apple CEO Tim Cook has something to say about this (other than grinning, obviously): "We're thrilled with sales of over 35 million iPhones and almost 12 million iPads in the March quarter."
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State Senate co-leader Jeff Klein and Queens state Senator Tony Avella, two breakaway Democrats, got the backing of the mayor in their primary elections after they agreed to end their arrangement with Republicans for control of the state Senate. NY1's Zack Fink filed the following report.
Mayor Bill de Blasio waited until after a press availability Tuesday to announce his endorsement of Independent Democratic Conference leader Jeff Klein and the IDC's newest member, state Senator Tony Avella, but the mayor made no bones about it: he will be supporting Democrats who still technically control the state Senate in a power-sharing arrangement with Republicans.
"Certainly, the mayor isn't shy about advocating his progressive agenda, so I think this endorsement really is sort of the progressive seal of approval," Klein said.
After the legislative session in Albany ended last month, Klein and his fellow IDC members announced their intention to form a new Senate majority, this time with the Democrats they split off from. All of this is pending the outcome of the November elections.
In a statement, de Blasio said, "As part of a united Democratic majority in the State Senate, I look forward to working with Sen. Klein and Sen. Avella as we work to implement a progressive agenda."
Klein is being challenged by former City Councilman and one-time state Attorney General Oliver Koppell.
"I'm not intending to drop out of the race. Absolutely not," Koppell said. "Even though yes, the race has produced some improvement in the situation, not enough as far as I am concerned."
The deal to reunite the IDC and the Democrats took hold at the Working Families Party Convention in May. Governor Andrew Cuomo was able to secure the party's ballot line by promising to help reunify the two Democratic factions.
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Ask the crew of the U.S.S. Liberty if it's possible for a free society to selectively forget simple truths seemingly forever.
Will anybody be interested in the truth in South Africa? Where a minority is being systematically slaughtered because of their skin color? Oh, sorry, they are white, and fully deserve it, those apartheid bastards. Naw, "truth" and "honesty" are only applicable when it is politically correct.
Mr David Allen,
you are right on this: soviets and fascist used similar methods, and to be tortured by the NKVD or the franchists makes little difference to the victim. But your perspective is completely wrong. Let me state the facts:
- Franco mutinied against a democratically elected government. He was fighting for old Spain, a nice place where dissident opinion was a crime, and the Church blessed the most unjust society you can imagine (Half Spain eats, the other half works).
- There was NO communist threat in Spain at the time. The tiny communist party was almost irrelevant in a contest dominated by liberals, anarchist and many socialist shades.
- The red danger was brought to Spain by the mutiny itself, since the cowardly French republic refused to help the legitimate government, which was then forced to accept soviet aid. It came with a lot of strings attached, and with the ultimate aim of liquidating anarchists and Trotskyists, not winning the war.
- The fascist were NEVER supported by the majority of Spanish. That is why they had to kill 50000 people AFTER the war: terror was their only way to stay in power. When free elections were finally held, they disappeared like snow in the sun. By the way, also communists got very few votes, to prove again that the red danger was imported because of the fascist threat. All Spaniards wanted was a mildly social democracy, like in the rest of Western Europe. Franco denied it them for four decades. They grabbed it the first time they were free to choose.
It is not that the victims should forget, it is that the people who are born after the tragedy should not pretend to remember.
Perhaps the reason why the victims of Republican violence are not celebrated as per Pointout's lament, is that they already were, during the 40 years of Franco's dictatorship. Go to the Valle de los Caídos, where the Fascist thugs who overthrew democracy in Spain (with the help of Hitler's Germany) are lavishly honored.
After doing some reading on the Spanish Civil war I was surprised to find the pro-republican slant of all the books I read. Even a book that seemed very fair in presenting facts, like details on the death squads of both sides, seemed to imply that the Stalinist death squads and death camps were somehow less bad than their Francoist counter parts. How did they imply that? By pining about the sad fact that Franco won and not the republicans. From all the information I have been able to find, both sides were thouroughly evil, but since the Republicans fell under the control of Stalin and implemented his policies of killing dissidents where they gained control with a fervency equal to that of the Soviet Union of the thirties, one must conclude that even more people would have been executed under the Stalinist controlled republicans. Since the victims are equally dead whether they are killed by a fascist or republican bullet, it is my contention that the lesser evil was Franco. It is puzzling that only the Francoist murderers are being condemned.
The article is ridiculously optimistic.
Selective memory is exactly what usually remains. Germany is an exception, not the rule.
As an Italian, I see most of my countrymen still believing fascist propaganda about Italian colonialism being a good-hearted one, despite historians having long established historical truth (Concentration camps in Libya, where the death rate was appalling, or massacre as a normal policy tool in Ethiopia, targeting especially the priests and the educated, just like the Nazi did in Poland).
Italy is hardly alone in this amnesia.
Russians eagerly forget the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, and the consequent, most brutal and bloody occupation of the Baltic republics and eastern Poland before June 1941.
The US butchered Central America in the 80s, not in the XIX century, but the American public does not want to know anything about their misdeeds there. I have seen with my own eyes small farmers there, plodding their fields since countless generations, being labeled "reds" and slaughtered, in order to make place for export-oriented, foreign-owned plantations. They were hardly even capable of knowing about communism, being illiterate small proprietors. Try to tell their story to an American.
People remember and forget selectively, until the story is so old that nobody remembers it anymore, apart from a few historians. But what people think about their country's past is about as accurate and unbiased as the opinion parents have about their children.
A thoughtful post, especially, the opening statement,
"I'm not sure there is any place in the human mind for entirely accurate and dispassionate "truth." People everywhere and at every time want stories to cling to, stories that provide a mental framework by means of which to understand complex and often confusing events."
This may well be the case. Most of us are pre-occupied with the 'present', no time to evaluate the past, most of which, as you say, often involve 'complex and confusing events'. Moreover, we fear the consequences of recognition of the truth lurking out there.
For instance, Japan has not been so forthcoming with war reparations, as Germany has been. Could Japan's reluctance to recognise the 'truth' of atrocities be, in fact, a fear of financial pay outs?
Again, the present Australian Premier, has made it clear that there will be no 'apology' for the 'turkey shoot' of aborigines and other acts of genocide.. 'Regret' yes, but no apology. Likewise, in the U.S. 'regret' over, them slavery centuries, but no question of 'pay outs'.
See, how the present fears control acknowledgement of the 'truth'?
In some countries, like Zimbabwe, undoubtedly true events of the past, form the basis of present 'counter-atrocities'. What is the point of killing or severely beating up elderly white couples, land-owners, blaming them for land-grabbing by Rhodes and Co?
Those of us who sympathised with Mogabe's 'Freedom Movement' are now feeling very sorry for ourselves. Rhodes and Ian Smith (of UDI fame) seem, slightly more human than Mogabe, from some angles!! There is a case to be made for saying that Mogabe has caused more suffering than any of those two old imperialists. Is that also truth?
The human mind can, indeed, get to know the 'truth'. The capacity is there, if exercised.
BUT there is that minority in every group, be they scholars, be they ones with sharper minds, who can improve our understanding. Their views, however unpopular, have to be aired.
That is why it is so important to secure the freedoms of conscience and expression to such 'inconvenient' minority.
A million abortions are performed in the U.S. every year. That's a million nascent individuals of untold human potential who are forever denied the opportunity to exist. The fact that we never came to know these individuals and their potential and the physical carnage of abortion is kept well out of sight may lull us into complacency but, until we're sure what human life is and when it begins, it doesn't mean a great wrong isn't being committed.
Wikipedia's number may be right (or that of any source I use) - I don't know.
Rather than continue a debate on whether a particular example of genocide was or was not the worst in history, I repeat that every country has its own st of national myths that whitewash history in the cause of patriotism.
The Economist treats what is happening in Spain with great generosity. To locals, what goes on looks quite more as good old, plain, one-sided, rewriting of history.
Somehow, lavish socialist government funding appears to be available only to dig graves containig the remains of republicans. Streets and railway stations are named after republicans closely associated with pre-war political killings, such as Indalecio Prieto. Simultaneously, an initiative is under way to delete the name of Pedro Poveda, a priest who founded a number of schools for the poor, and who was shot in cold blood on the second day of the war. While money prizes are available for the heirs of any woman who can prove their relative suffered francoist abuse, not one euro is or will be made available for the thousands who can prove they were never compensated for having had relatives murdered by the republicans. While survivors of the International Brigades republican volunteer corps are celebrated as selfless idealists, the francoist Irish Brigade, equally volunteer, is at best relegated into oblivion.
Yet we are lectured on the perils of selective memory. Maybe so.
I just checked with wikipedia, the total 100 million seems to be the estimate of all of the population for Indians in new world, and the majority should not be within American territory - Inca and Aztec were the major empires with less than 40 million population.
You have a good point about the Mongols, et al.
When I referred to the campaign against the Native Americans (NAs) being the largest in history, that's an interpretation based on sheer number alone. For North America alone, most estimates place the number killed in the range of 100 million but it is disputed how many of those died from disease and not violence. Some argue that only 15-20 million were deliberately killed (what a relief).
However, I didn't think about the per capita magnitude of the Mongol's (among others) campaigns. It's quite possible that, due to the much smaller world population at the time, that some massacres of the past may have exceeded that of the NAs in terms of what fraction of the entire world population was wiped out. In terms of volume, however, the Euro-American campaign against the North American natives was the largest and it was conducted over centuries, whereas most other genocidal campaigns were much shorter in duration.
"I think the Romans, Mongols, Nazi's, Spanish and British empires killed a lot more under genocide conditions."
I have long wondered why Ghangis Khan is often considered a monster, Hitler the devil, yet Caeser is glorified, this guy killed half a million Gauls in his campaign in that region alone, and we are not talking about in battle. I wonder if the French and Germans alike give him the same honor as the Anglo Saxons. And then of course, the different impression we are trying to portrait Alexander, Hannibal, etc.
Has anyone else noticed that not one of the posters so far has written about Spain, the story in the article. I rather expect because the story in Spain was that each side was as bad as the other. The only difference was that one side won. Well that's way to true to talk about.
"The US, which has the distinction of successfully conducting the largest, longest and most effective campaign of genocide in history"
That is BS. I'm not saying America has no blood on its hands, but I think the Romans, Mongols, Nazi's, Spanish and British empires killed a lot more under genocide conditions.
That happened also in America decades after the end of the War of Secession. In fact, "the South" is still in the minds of Americans. And that Civil War ended 140 years ago...
Yes, funnyabalone, it is true : In America, the slavery history has a lot of documentary as well as films.
What is almost completely swept under the rug in America is the undeniable fact that almost all the slave trading ships were flying European flags, not American.
In those days, America had almost no merchant marine, as the British wouldn't allow it; British mercantilist policies demanded a monopoly on US ports and trade. Parliament's Maritime Acts were a prime precipitant of the American Revolution.
No reasonable person would say that Americans have a spotless record in race relations, just like no reasonable person would blame it all on Americans.
Perhaps reasonable people might ask "How well did the Americans handle the atrocious mess they inherited, which was entrenched by others ?"
SirBedevere is right when he opines "no opinion, no matter how obnoxious or demonstrably wrong, should be illegal".
Let us remind ourselves that Austria jailed British history professor David Irving for questioning the number of dead in the Holocaust.
These countries have laws against Holocaust Denial : Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Israel, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Switzerland.
Actually I think the Americans have been a better job, if marginally so, in telling the truth about oppression against Indians. First of all, there have been a lot of movies in the old days, though might be glorified, about the massacre or simply hanging of Indians. The trail of tears are well known. The slavery history has a lot of documentary as well as films.
The things Americans are not forthcoming are things like the deeds done by the British in the Revolutionary War (because they have been forgiven and now are the most important ally), and other deeds against other people like Mexicans, Vietnamese, etc.
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