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Received as a gift. The service (front desk, phone, staff) is excellent. I had a massage which was simply great and 'just' what I needed, followed by a facial which was surprisingly pleasant in deep. I personally do not like the dark atmosphere, but I know that some people rave about it. The services were perfectly profesionnal, however. I do...
This place is noisey, with loud music, lots of activity and loud talking. I like to have a relaxing experience when I go for a hair appt. or to have my nails done. This isn't my ideal.
My husband purchased a gift certificate online for a massage, including tip, for me for my birthday. The appointment was made, I checked in, and the first thing that happened was that my locker key would not unlock my assigned locker #, so I tried another, thinking I had the wrong locker. Well, it turned out my key unlocked several...
There are soooo many other massage providers which offer similar massages as far less of a cost. This provider was very clean and reputable though.
One of the best little finds in the OC. Experienced staff. Nothing fancy but worth every penny. I have nothing but great things to say about Spa Gregorie.
Nice, boutique feel of this spa. Qualified Staff. Typical pricing for a full service spa. Massage & Facials seem to be a good value. I appreciate that the bath has a steam room, lockers, and shower amenities.
I do not frequent spas, however, I get weekly massages. I had the 90 min massage with a fabulous foot massage, combined with a facial, and also a detox seaweed wrap. WOW! My skin feels as smooth as a babies, and has remained that was three days later. All three of these treatments were wonderful, but four hours at the...
After I read the reviews, ads, their website, and the good rating they have, I asked my sister to give me their gift certificate for my birthday. What a joke!!!! I was very disappointed even before entering their tiny store, I had to look around to make sure that was the right place, the so-called "spa". The front desk looked...
I've been going to both locations for several years now. I've tried almost all of the spas around Orange County and this is my spa of choice by far! It's very elegant and relaxing and the prices are very reasonable. The only complaint I have is the lack of parking. Definately don't schedule your appointment during lunch hours (12-2pm) I've...
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Virtually every embedded system has some type of bootloader, and there are many bootloaders from which to choose. Some of the more popular include U-Boot for PowerPC, MIPS and ARM processors, and RedBoot, which is frequently found on ARM processors. Most popular bootloaders today contain far more functionality than actually is required for the task of initializing a system. Indeed, they have become valuable tools used by developers during initial board bring-up and system development.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Jumeirah Lowndes Hotel London
Enjoyed my stay
I stayed at the Lowndes the week of Thanksgiving and booked through BA. I asked for and received a room overlooking the street. The closest tube stop is about a three minute, three block walk past the front entrance of Harvey Nichols.
Breakfast was included in the rate and I noshed on some croissants and fruit. The room was a comfortable size for one person and I was glad to be able to open the windows for fresh air.
One weird thing about the tv/cable stations was that the hotel seems to block Channel 5, which isn't too big a deal but makes one wonder why.
One of two minor quibbles: late maid service every day, even after the maid saw me leave around 9:30 one morning. When I came back that day for a pit stop after lunch, she wanted to know when I was leaving so she could clean my room! I wanted to ask her why she didn't clean my room earlier but let it pass.
Two of two minor quibbles: When checking out, my bill showed a service charge of almost 2 pounds for every morning I had breakfasted in the restaurant. Front desk personnel informed me that I didn't have to pay and I chose not to since I had only asked the waitress for a glass of water.
Other than those quibbles, highly recommend the hotel for its great location. The rate from BA was very good, too, for a nice, small hotel.
London Lover
My husband and I stayed here for five nights in early November 2004 and found the hotel wonder. We booked through the British Airways website and the price was great for a London hotel. The rooms are a very good size...for a London hotel. The concierges are GREAT. The only issue was the hotel restaurant. The breakfast was the full English breakfast was included in our package that would of cost about $30.00 each and the service was very poor. They had a hard time getting our order correct. Improvements need be made to the restaurant service. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel.
Generally Good - But One Bad Incident
My wife and I chose this hotel largely due to the rave Trip Advisor reviews.
For the most part we found the hotel to live up to expectations (i.e., good rate, nice size rooms, conveniently located (near the tube), quiet neigborhood but not far from the action, boutique-y intimate feel, generous full breakfast included in our package (which was a good thing because it was priced at 14 pounds (nearly $28) per person on the menu) and pleasant staff (as first time visitors to London, we found the concierge particulalry helpful and knowledgeable)).
However, we got off to a bad start when, while unpacking in the room, we discovered a discarded condom wrapper (thankfully sans condom) on the floor in our closet. We immediately phoned the front desk to express our disgust and, while they did send up housekeeping right away, we were disappointed that they weren't more apologetic and didn't offer to do more to make up for such a foul introduction to their property. We're not ones to look for freebies, but a token acknowledgment here would have been nice.
While the rest of our stay here lived up to expectations and we'd probably stay there again if ever in London, it will be difficult not to think of the "condom wrapper on the floor" incident when we remember our first visit to the Lowndes.
Very comfortable
I stayed at the Lowndes for three nights in May. I am from England so I know how much the hotels can vary in quality. Since we arrived early at Heathrow from the US we reached the hotel by about 9:00am. Without a second thought we were checked in which gave us an opportunity to rest. Our room was clean and comfortable and all the staff did an excellent job and very helpful. The hotel is centrally located to all main attractions. I would not hesitate to stay there again and would highly recommend it.
Lovely Boutique Hotel
My daughter and I just returned from a week holiday in London, where we stayed at 2 different hotels. Our first hotel was the Lowndes, which we thoroughly enjoyed. The hotel is quaint and located in a quiet beautiful residential neighborhood, walking distance to all the "chic" shopping (Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Gucci, Laura Ashley. etc). The service was great and the Citronelle restaurant served a wonderful full breakfast, which was included in our rate. The beds were very comfortable with white soft duvets, and the room tastefully decorated.
Room service was quick and the food delicious (the french fries were the best). Not many channels available for children, but we were on the go so much that it didn't matter. If you prefer a small, elegant hotel with great shopping close by, the Lowndes hotel is for you. We much preferred it over our stay at the 5 star Landmark Hotel.
An elegant intimate and comfortable hotel
I've stayed in the Lowndes twice. I travel alone, and feel very safe here. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It is a 5-minute walk from the tube or bus, and at night this can be a little scary because there are few pedestrians. But, that's only in my mind because I'm a New Yorker -- I've never had reason to be scared there. It's a very elegant, quiet neighborhood. During the day there's a fabulous food market on the corner and you can keep wonderful things in the room fridge. The Carlton Tower's health club and pool (included with all Lowndes rooms) are really elegant and it's about a one-minute walk to get there -- just a great ending to the day, complete with tart green apples and super-fat robes and slippers. If you can get a balcony room, it's really nice -- but all the rooms are nice. Try and get a bargain with the airlines. Both Delta and BA have specials here.
An elegant oasis
We spent four days at the Lowndes as part of the PBS Friendship tour in November and found it to be everything prior reviews had stated. The rooms were ov average size, but certainly comfortable. The basket of fruit on arrival was a delight. The windows opened for a breeze and scent, but as it is off the beaten path, little noise. Restaurant was excellent, but quite pricey. However there is no dearth of places to eat in London. Easy access to two "tube" stations made travel around the city a breeze. I must mention the two concierge's who were an absolute delight and more helpful than we had reason to expect. We definitely felt welcome and cared for. Definitely a "must return".
Very nice
A nice small hotel, excellent located. Just a few steps from Harrods.
Very friendly and attentive staff, nice decoration and a reasonable price.
Lowndes a great find!
Great value, great location! Medium size rooms, well appointed with duvet bedding and modern bathrooms. The hotel staff and concierge were very helpful and friendly. Breakfast (which was included with my room rate) was better than experienced at other London hotels. No lukewarm buffet dishes - breakfast is cooked to order. Continental breakfast was also better than elsewhere.Only 3 negatives: 1) hotel restaurant prices were very high 2) pervasive cigarette and cigar smoke in restaurant , lobby and occasionally our room. 3) don't do any foreign currency conversions - their exchange rates are ridiculous - more than 10% off rates you can get elsewhere.
Wonderful Hotel
I spent six nights at the Lowndes in March 2003. The hotel is very comfortable, well-lit, and cheerful.
My room was medium sized and contained a queen size bed, easy chair, desk, safe, large TV, and ample closet space. The bed did not have the usual sheets and blanket, but rather a down duvet that was luxurious.
The sheets were made from fine cotton---so soft! There were firm and soft pillows on the bed, as well as a couple of colorful throw pillows.
I particularly appreciated the nightly turn down service.
The bathroom was small and accented with marble. The hotel provided complimentary high end bath products (shampoos, soaps, etc.).
The Lowndes is no longer a Hyatt property; it is now owned by an Arab hotel chain based in Dubai. The television channels included BBC, CNN, MSNBC, local channels, and several Arab channels. Guests at the Lowndes have complimentary access to the amenities at the hotel's sister property, the Carlton Towers, located just around the corner.
One of the best features of The Lowndes is the location. The hotel is located on a quiet street just off of Lowndes Square. The Knightsbridge Tube stop is a block away, as is Harvey Nichols department store and Hyde Park. Harrods and the Victoria and Albert Museum are within walking distance.
The staff are friendly and helpful. The hotel has a bistro that serves good food, but is overpriced.
I would definitely stay at the Lowndes again.
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"Worlds in Motion: Ireland, the Atlantic, and Early Colonial America"
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March 15th
Escape the cold and discover "Worlds in Motion: Ireland, the Atlantic, and Early Colonial America" with professor Audrey Horning. Horning is a professor of archaeology at Queens University in Belfast, Ireland. Her talk centers on comparative colonialism and the relationship between archaeology and contemporary identity, with a particular focus upon European expansion into the early modern Atlantic world(s).
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Join us for a behind the scenes trip to the Mystic Seaport to visit Mayflower II while she is undergoing major renovations. The ship arrived at Mystic Seaport on December 14, 2014 for assessment and the first phase of a multi-year restoration in the Museum's Henry B. duPont Preservation Shipyard. Extensive work on the 57-year-old wooden ship will be carried out over several years, with the ship spending winter and spring at Mystic Seaport and returning to Plymouth each summer and fall. The project is scheduled for completion prior to the 2020 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims' arrival.
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Bring your lunch or buy it at the Patuxet Cafe, and join us for an afternoon talk with simon. Listen to Simon read an excerpt from his book and learn more about his experience with Colonial and Wampanoag Foodways at Plimoth that inspired the book's first chapter. Books will be available for purchase and signing.
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Kick-off the 2015 Herring Run Festival with Douglas Watts, author of the book Alewife, along with local conservation experts for a screening and discussion of the award-winning film DamNation. The film is a powerful odyssey across America exploring the sea change in our national attitude from pride in big dams as engineering wonders to the growing awareness that our own future is bound to the life and health of our rivers. The evening will begin with a social hour at 6:30 p.m. (beer and wine cash bar), followed by the film at 7 p.m. and a post-film discussion of the Town of Plymouth's dam removal and waterway restoration efforts, and their impact on local alewife and American eel populations.
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Stuart Peachey, renowned scholar of 17th century rural life, will be presenting at Plimoth Plantation from April 17-19. Peachey will present a series of lectures on everyday life in England during the seventeenth century, including "Clothing of the Common Man" and "Life in Rural England." Along with a series of talks by Peachey, the Plimoth Plantation's Historic Lifeways Conference will feature workshops and programming designed to illuminate historic lifeways from the Tudor to the Federal period. Learn the history and usage of military drumming, how to do laundry using lye and boiling water, or the steps of an English country dance. Go behind the scenes in with the Colonial Wardrobe and Textiles Department to watch natural dyeing, or follow magistrate Edward Winslow as he performs his duties as a governor's assistant.
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Feed your brain! Pack your lunch and join us for our hour-long Lunch & Learn lecture series! Held the first Thursday of each month from February through December, Plimoth Plantation welcomes a lineup of lively, unique guest speakers who bring big ideas, humorous tales, and adventure stories to your lunch table.
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Attend the entire series for free when you become a member!
Cheers! Raising a Glass to History, Then and Now
Dates Offered: March 10th and March 24th
7:00-9:00 pm
March 10th: Liquor and Distilling, Dirty Water Distillery
Take a trip to the Dirty Water Distillery, Plymouth's first micro-distillery! Take a special behind-the-scenes Tour of this small craft operation and discover the artistry and creativity of Dirty Water's products. After a special tasting, join Plimoth Plantation staff in a "spirited" conversation about the many unconventional uses of liquor in the 17th century, from its medicinal purpose in the home to the role of rum in New England's global colonial economy.
March 24th: Brewing, Mayflower Brewing Company
Get a taste of history with the Mayflower Brewery! See how this craft microbrewery combines historic techniques with quality ingredients to produce one-of-a-kind brews right here in Plymouth. Tour the brewery and enjoy a beer tasting alongside one of Plimoth's 17th-century residents, learn about the importance of beer to the world of the first English settlers.
Cold Weather Gardening Workshop
Dates Offered: July 21st and 28th
When is the best time to plan a fall vegetable garden? In the summer! Guided by Lori Danek, Plimoth Plantation's Horticulturist, you will execute a strategic plan for a cold-weather garden that is best suited to your needs and tastes. At the end of the workshops, plant seedlings to be started at Plimoth's greenhouse, and pick them up when they are ready to be transplanted into your garden!
Introduction to Salve Making Workshop
Date Offered: July 11, 2015
Learn about the healing properties of herbs and basic salve making skills in this introductory workshop. Begin by picking your favorite organically-grown herbs from our 17th Century English Village gardens, and then take a horticultural tour through our grounds as the herbs are simmered. Return to the Horticulture center to finish creating a jar of your own all-purpose herbal salve.
Dried Herb Wreath Workshop
Date Offered: August 22, 2015
Time: 8:00-11:00 a.m.
Garden herbs played an important part in an English country housewife's cooking and healing. Join Plimoth Plantation's horticulturists to learn about the 17th-century and modern uses of herbs that grow in the gardens of the 17th-Century English Village. Harvest your own herbs to create a beautiful wreath. The wreath will dry as it hangs in your home.
Looking for a presenter for an event or meeting? Invite one of Plimoth Plantation's Role Players or Professional Speakers.
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The city's Heritage Preservation Commission last month denied a bid by Currie Park Development Inc.to demolish the former Gluek "tied house" at 1500 S. 6th St. for its planned 259-unit housing complex across from Currie Park. A tied house served beer exclusively from one brewer.
Developer Bianca Fine, who has been working on the proposal for years, appealed that decision, which also included a directive that the building be studied for historic preservation designation.
The council panel recommended that the appeal be granted but only to permit the saloon building to be moved to 1527 S. 6th St. Fine has said previously that her company is willing to move the structure to that site, which it owns. That full council is scheduled to act Friday on that recommendation.
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Certain words are often associated with one sex over another when heard within the framework of urban music. For example, let's employ the word "swagger." The expression, which is most commonly defined as "an air of overbearing self-confidence," is often used by male artists. However, just because it is predominantly used by men doesn't mean that women can't possess "Swagger" as well. Out to prove that the association can exist between both sexes is former Destiny's Child singer, LeToya Luckett. Over a beat from producer Bridge, the Houston singer makes good use of her hometown talent and scoops up Boss Hogg Outlawz Slim Thug and Killa Kyleon, and "UGK for Life" member, Bun B, for guest verses. Luckett will release her sophomore solo album, Lady Love, this coming February.
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In the wake of recent attacks on three Indians, the Victoria government has said it will provide more resources and powers to its police forces to fight racially motivated crimes.
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Mr. Brumby, who would visit India next week, insisted that Victoria was still the safest place in Australia "in terms of our crime rate."
"I want to get the message out there that we welcome the Indian community...(and) reassure the Indian community that Victoria's a great place to be and a great place to study," he was quoted on Thursday by the local media as saying.
The local media, however, said Mr. Brumby's visit would be a challenging one after the recent assault and lashed out at the police for being too late in putting out statement for witnesses to the attack.
A report in The Age said Victoria police did not put out a statement calling for witnesses to the attack until Wednesday morning — more than three days after it occurred and a day after it had already been reported in India. Police, however, denied any such attempt with Acting Senior Sergeant Glenn Parker saying, "Unfortunately, within the community, these types of incidents happen regularly and this is really treated no differently, so there's been no deliberate attempt to suppress it."
The report commented that "police have found time recently to publicise less serious incidents. This month the police media unit put out a statement about an officer having his hat stolen at an AFL final. It released another statement when the cap was returned."
An electronic reporting system would have alerted the police media unit to the attack, including the racial remarks, as early as Sunday morning, it said.
The report said that police who were at the scene said they saw about 15 men and women make racist comments on the some Indians who were attacked during the weekend.
Four men aged between 20 and 30 were arrested and later released without charge, pending further investigation.
Mr. Brumby admitted that such incidents would make his mission to India all the more difficult.
"Some of the events of the last few months have damaged our brand and the Australian brand in India," he said, adding his government was committed to fixing the problem.
Mr. Brumby was quoted by the ABC as saying that he may extend anti-violence campaigns to include violence against ethnic groups. But right now he is focused on how he will reassure Indian leaders and Indian parents that Victoria is a safe place to send their children to study.
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GMDC added two staff members to enhance their services to its membership, the association announced.
Boulder Brands, Inc. announced it had acquired 80% of GlucoBrands, owner of Level Life Foods. Based in Colorado, Level is a growing company, approaching $1 million in sales that provides products to help in the daily management of diabetes.
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Target has appointed a former secretary of the interior and senator to its board of directors, the mass merchandise retailer said.
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A 26-member joint panel comprising the Food and Drug Administration's Endocrinologic and Metabolic Drugs and Drug Safety and Risk Management advisory committees voted to support modifying or removing the risk evaluation and mitigation strategy protocol for GlaxoSmithKline's Type 2 diabetes drug Avandia (rosiglitazone).
Historically, the FDA has followed advisory committee votes when making a decision on the marketing of a drug even though it is not bound by them, but assuming the agency follows the panel's advice, it could mean a lot for the controversial drug and the way it's dispensed. But even if Avandia winds up on retail pharmacy shelves again, it faces a very different landscape from its heyday.
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Nov 23, 2014 - From staff reports:  The Central Wyoming College theater department will present Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" the first week of December.
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Nov 23, 2014 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer:  Police responded to a string of vehicle vandalisms in Riverton and are on the lookout for the perpetrators.
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Shoshone National Forest, BLM selling tree permits
Nov 23, 2014 - From staff reports:  The Shoshone National Forest and Bureau of Land Management have begun selling Christmas tree permits.
Trustees with nearly three decades of experience step down from college board
Nov 23, 2014 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer:  The Central Wyoming College Board of Trustees lost 28 years of experience this week when three long-time members stepped down from service.
University president talks up four-year nursing course at CWC, other colleges
Nov 23, 2014 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer:  If funded by the Wyoming Legislature, the program would start in July.
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Women elected to Shoshoni Town Council want to restore civic pride
Nov 21, 2014 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer:  Both of the women elected to the Shoshoni Town Council on Nov. 4 spoke about their desire to restore civic pride in the rural community.
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No tuition increase for CWC students in 2015
Nov 21, 2014 - From staff and wire reports:  Tuition at the University of Wyoming is going up next year, but Central Wyoming College is not following suit.
Pollution cleanup finished at downtown lot
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CWC Health and Science Center to be named for McFarland
Nov 21, 2014 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer:  The new Health and Science Center at Central Wyoming College will be named in honor of former president Jo Anne McFarland.
New projects using 1 percent tax take shape; others done
Nov 21, 2014 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer:  Several more projects funded by Fremont County's optional 1 percent sales tax are in the works as the first few are finishing.
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Campaign donations down this year compared to 2012
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Eaton death sentence overturned by fed judge
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More than $35K and counting for improvements at Riverton library's Community Room
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CWC events drew 132,000 participants, spectators in fiscal 2014
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Arts in Action Winter Art Fair Friday, Saturday at fairgrounds
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Suspect bound over in Lander man's death
Nov 20, 2014 - By Christina George, Staff Writer:  LARAMIE --�An Albany County judge ruled that enough evidence exists to continue murder charges against a Casper man accused in the death of Joseph McGowan, a ... [more]


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Being front row at Koko Taylor and when she was singing wang dang doodle she sang "aaall night long" and then put the mic in my face and I sang"Aaaaal night long"
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Hunters fire in Mariposa County fully contained
The Hunters fire near Lake McClure is well in hand, with full percent containment reported Monday afternoon.
According to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, just 32 firefighters remained at the site as of 3:30 p.m., down from a high of nearly 1,000 a few days ago.
"Firefighters are still on scene mopping up," Cal Fire spokesman Dennis Mathisen said in an email. He said nine firefighters have been hurt. The injuries range from "sprained ankles, poison oak to chest pains and a laceration," he said.
The fire, which broke out the afternoon of Memorial Day along the south shore of the lake, consumed 677 acres. That included one vacant residence and two outbuildings, Cal Fire said.
Residents in the Hunters Valley area had been evacuated and roads closed. The evacuation was lifted late last week and all the road were reopened by Monday morning.
In addition to mopping up, firefighters on Monday were patrolling for any hot spots and repairing areas affected in the blaze.
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