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Talking Interiors Lecture Series
Talking Interiors 2014/15 will feature international architects, designers, curators and writers who will discuss their own practice and dissect the role of interior design. Forthcoming speakers include Andrew Stevens from London-based design consultancy Graphic Thought Facility; French industrial designer matali crasset; Roberto Feo of post-disciplinary studio El Ultimo Grito; the director of London's Design Museum, Deyan Sudjic; Alannah Western, former Creative Director of Selfridges and now Deputy Chairman of Selfridges Group; the leading British interior designer Ben Kelly; the visionary architect and designer Gaetano Pesce; the Senior Curator of Architecture and Design at the Museum of Modern Art Paolo Antonelli; Christophe Egret of architecture and urban design practice Studio Egret West; the renowned sculptor Richard Wentworth; and the architect David Chipperfield.
Head of the Interior Design programme, Ab Rogers says: 'This is our third year of Talking Interiors, and we are excited to invite both highly influential designers and architects to the college, as well as those who are clients of design, curators, and graphic designers who operate in the worlds of retail and culture.'
Talks take place in Lecture Theatre 1, Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU at 6.30pm (except for the Deyan Sudjic lecture on December 17th which will start at 6m). Places are free but need to be booked in advance by emailing: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Recorded Talking Interiors talks from previous series can be viewed at RCA Talks.
Talking Interiors 2014/15
19 November 2014: Andy StevensAndrew Stevens graduated from the RCA in 1990 and is a founder member of Graphic Thought Facility, a London-based design consultancy with international clients. GTF collaborate extensively with designers from other disciplines with recent commissions including brand identity and store environments for M&S, exhibition design for the Science Museum, Design Museum and Royal Academy of Art in London, publications for the Gagosian Gallery, way-finding for VitraHaus, campaigns for Kvadrat and packaging for Herman Miller and Royal Doulton. GTF is jointly owned and led by three directors: Huw Morgan, Paul Neale and Andrew Stevens. Places for this talk can be booked here.
3 December 2014: matali crasset
matali crasset trained as an industrial designer at the Ateliers – E.N.S.C.I. She established her own studio in Paris in 2000, after working with Denis Santachiara in Italy and with Philippe Starck in France. crasset considers design to be research, working from an off-centred position allowing to both serve daily routines and trace future scenarios. Balancing a knowledgeable and a naive view of the world, she questions the obviousness of codes so as to facilitate her breaking these bonds. Her work revolves around searching for new coordination processes and formulating new logics in life. She defines this search as an accompaniment towards the contemporary. Places for this talk can be booked here.
10 December 2014: Roberto Feo
Roberto Feo and Rosario Hurtado are founders of the post-disciplinary studio El Ultimo Grito. El Ultimo Grito's work continuously researches their relationships with objects and culture. The studio's output is across a multitude of platforms for a range of international clients, museums and organizations including Magis, Lavazza, Matadero Madrid, Marks & Spencer, Figueras, UNO, LABORAL, Museo Nacional de Arte Reina Sofia, British Airways, Claudio Buziol Foundation, the Sorrell Foundation and Victoria & Albert Museum. Their work is in the permanent collections of MoMA in New York, Stedelijk in Amsterdam and the V&A in London. Roberto Feo was born in London in 1964 but grew up in Madrid, Spain. He studied Furniture Design at the London College of Furniture followed by an MA in Furniture Design at The Royal College of Art. He currently co-runs the Space and Communication at HEAD-Genève. Places for this talk can be booked here.
17 December 2014: Deyan Sudjic OBE
Deyan Sudjic is Director of the Design Museum in London. His career has spanned journalism, teaching and writing. Sudjic was director of Glasgow UK City of Architecture 1999 and in 2002 he was Director of the Venice Architecture Biennale. He was Editor of Domus Magazine from 2000 to 2004, and was Founding Editor of Blueprint Magazine from 1983 to 1996. Sudjic has published many books on design and architecture, including The Edifice Complex (Penguin, 2006), The Language of Things (Penguin, 2008), Norman Foster: A Life in Architecture (Orion, 2010) and Shiro Kuramata (Phaidon, 2013). His most recent book, B is for Bauhaus, was published by Penguin in March 2014. He was made an OBE in 2000. Places for the talk can be booked here.
21 January 2015: Christophe EgretEgret studied at the Architectural Association, London, where he gained his architectural diploma in 1986. He worked in practices which included Foster and Partners, Ian Ritchie, Troughton McAslan, Branson Coates and Ron Arad Architects before joining Alsop and Stormer in 1995, where he worked for 10 years as a director, managing, amongst others, the Peckham Library (winner of the RIBA Stirling Prize 2000), the Blizzard Building for the Queen Mary Research laboratory in Whitechapel and the Manchester Millennium Village framework plan. In 2004, Christophe established the architectural, landscape and urban design practice, Studio Egret West, with urban designer partner David West to offer an ethos of 'strategy with architectural specificity; and specificity within an overall strategy'. He frequently lectures at universities both nationally and internationally and sits on member advisory boards including CABE and the RIBA Trust.
28 January 2015: Alannah Western
Alannah Western was creative director of British department store chain Selfridges from 2004–2014, and is now deputy chairman of Selfridges Group. She is credited with reinvigorating the store with Selfridges being voted the 'World's Best Department Store' by the International Association of Department stores, twice in the last three years. Her creative directorship has redefined Selfridges' role in London's retail landscape, ushering in an increase in sales of over 50 percent. Entertainment, interaction and spectacle are very much part of her vision. 'People now have so much choice – sports events, museums, theatres, these are all our competition. They want intellectual, cultural and, yes, spiritual nourishment. They don't just want to buy things.'
4 February 2015: Ben Kelly: International Orange – WhenAttitudes Become FormBen Kelly graduated from the Royal College of Art in 1974. He established Ben Kelly Design (BKD) in 1977, a leading Interior Design practice based in Borough Market, London. BKD's groundbreaking projects range from exhibitions for the V&A, Design Museum, Crafts Council, Wellcome Trust, British Council, and The Architecture Foundation, to the innovative London-based fitness club chain Gymbox, and Factory Record's The Hacienda in Manchester, to permanent museum interiors for The Science Museum. In November 2007 Kelly was awarded the title Royal Designer for Industry (RDI) and was on the RDI Executive Committee between 2010-11. He was Creative Director of The Architecture Foundation 2000–1 and was granted an Honorary Doctor of Design from Kingston University in 1998. As an artist he has shown at The Mackintosh Gallery, Glasgow School of Art (2010), The Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston and the Southbank Centre.
TBC: Gaetano Pesce
Gaetano Pesce was born in La Spezia in 1939. He studied Architecture at the University of Venice. He has since worked worldwide as an architect and a designer for companies such as B&B Italia, Vitra and Cassina. His most famous building is the Organic Building in Osaka. He has lived in New York since 1980, and has been a guest professor in institutions such as the Cooper Union in New York and the Institut d'Architecture et d'Etudes Urbaines in Strasbourg. Some of his designs have been included in the collections of the MoMA and the Victoria and Albert Museum. He is known for experimenting with new materials with resin emerging as his signature.
TBC: Paolo Antonelli
After studying architecture Paolo Antonelli joined the Museum of Modern Art, New York in 1994. She is Senior Curator of the gallery's Architecture and Design department and, as of 2012, the museum's first ever director of research and development. Antonelli has worked on shows such as Humble Masterpieces, which celebrated traditionally unheralded design icons such as the paperclip; Design and the Elastic Mind, considering the relationship of design and technology, and Talk to Me, which looked at design and the communication of people and objects. She has been a contributing editor for Domus magazine (1987–91) and the design editor of Abitare magazine (1992–94). She has also contributed articles to several publications, among them Metropolis, the Harvard Design Review, ID magazine, Paper, Metropolitan Home, Harper's Bazaar, and Nest.
TBC: Richard Wentworth
Richard Wentworth has played a leading role in New British Sculpture since the end of the 1970s. His work, encircling the notion of objects and their use as part of our day-to-day experiences, has altered the traditional definition of sculpture as well as photography. By transforming and manipulating industrial and/or found objects into works of art, Wentworth subverts their original function and extends our understanding of them by breaking the conventional system of classification. Major solo presentations include Black Maria with Gruppe, Kings Cross (2013), Whitechapel Gallery (2010); 52nd Venice Biennale (2009); Tate Liverpool (2005); Artangel (2002); Bonner Kunstverein (1998); Stedelijk Museum (1994); Serpentine Gallery (1993).
TBC: David Chipperfield CBE, RA, RDI, RIBA
David Chipperfield established David Chipperfield Architects in 1985. He has taught at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Stuttgart from 1995 to 2001 and at Yale University in 2011. In 2012 David Chipperfield curated the 13th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale. Chipperfield designs buildings that are striking but subtle; a seamless blend of old and new. Notable commissions include The River and Rowing Museum, Henley-on-Thames, Figge Art Museum, Iowa and Neues Museum, Berlin.
Talking Interiors 2013/14
16 October 2013: Annabelle Selldorf: Imagination and function
Annabelle Selldorf is the Principal of New York-based practice Selldorf Architects which she established in 1988. Born in Germany, she studied architecture at the Pratt Institute and Syracuse. She has become known for her stealthy interior remodellings that create the perfect art gallery within existing buildings and recently finished a new building for gallerist David Zwirner in Chelsea with 30,000 sq ft of internal space. Selldorf has built several new apartment blocks in New York, including one where residents drive into the building right up to their own front door, and this year completed a recycling plant outside the city. "Architecture," she says, "is about proportion, light and structure first, and then about materials."
7 November 2013: William Russell: The mastery of collaboration
William Russell studied architecture and upon graduation from the RCA, he set up practice with David Adjaye before establishing William Russell Architecture & Design in 2000. In 2005 he joined Pentagram's London office as a partner, heading up the design agency's interior design division. His clients range from Alexander McQueen to H&M, and the Tate Gallery to Krug champagne. His numerous residential projects include those for clients such as Ewan MacGregor and the artist Chris Ofili. With Daniel Weil, he has created the first augmented-reality theatre in the world inside London's Natural History Museum. Working within a multi-disciplinary design studio, Russell is a master of collaboration.
14 November 2013: Luis Laplace: Where the art is
Luis Laplace is the founder of Laplace & Co, an architecture and design studio based in Paris. His work frequently engages directly with the art world, whether it is creating the interior of a Paris apartment for Cindy Sherman, incorporating a unique film piece by Pipilotti Rist into the design of a swimming pool at a villa in the South of France or a full-size Louise Bourgeois Maman (spider) into a drawing room. Laplace, who is Argentinian, studied in Buenos Aires before spending 5 years in New York. He moved to Paris 10 years ago. Currently, he is converting a model farm in Somerset – a series of buildings dating from 1760 – into gallery spaces for the London-based Swiss art gallerists Hauser + Wirth.
21 November 2013: Jamie Fobert
Fobert was born in Canada and trained at the University of Toronto. He worked for David Chipperfield Architects from 1988 to 1996 and left to set up his own practice based in London. The practice has a reputation for innovative architectural design in the residential, retail and art sectors. Major projects include Tate St Ives, Kettle's Yard Gallery and the Charleston Trust.
28 November 2013: Ben van Berkel: On a sliding scale
The Dutch architect Ben van Berkel founded UNStudio in 1988 with Caroline Bos. The studio is wide-ranging in its concerns, covering architecture, urban development and infrastructural projects, and van Berkel is as broad in his inspiration, citing everything from the humorous writings of David Sedaris and PG Wodehouse to the moon landings and the Katsura Palace in Japan. Buildings include the highly-awarded Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, as well as the Music Theatre in Graz and the dazzling Galleria department store in Seoul. But van Berkel is an enthusiastic advocate of the pavilion: 'They afford the possibility to experiment with human scale, with proportions directly connected to the human body, but in a structure that is not yet a building.'
23 January 2014: Marcus Fairs: What works in the media
A furniture design graduate, Marcus Fairs began his journalism career writing for publications including Blueprint, The Guardian and Conde Nast Traveller. In 2003 he launched Icon, the international architecture and design magazine, and most importantly he founded the Dezeen website in 2006, which he currently co-directs. Dezeen, an all-embracing look at the design world that is updated at break-neck speed, was the first of its kind and still ranks among the very best. Fairs is a regular contributor to radio, TV, and conferences, the author of several design books and the best person to tell designers how to work the media.
30 January 2014: Mark Dytham MBE
RCA graduate Mark Dytham is director at Klein Dytham architecture (KDa), one of Japan's most exciting design firms. With his partner Astrid Klein, Dytham works freely across design disciplines including architecture, interiors, furniture, installations and events. KDa's output reflects the energy and freshness that Mark and Astrid find in Tokyo. Their client list includes Google, Sony, Virgin Atlantic, Nike, Uniqlo and Vertu. Recent projects include the award-winning Tsutaya bookstore in Japan, winning the Design for Asia Grand Prize 2012 and the 'World's Best Shopping Center' award at the World Architectural Festival 2012. Mark is also a co-founder of SuperDeluxe, a creative art space in the centre of Tokyo, and the birth place of PechaKucha, and is a frequent guest speaker at international design events. He was awarded an MBE in 2000 for services to British design in Japan.
27 February 2014: - Konstantin Grcic: The decisive designer
Konstantin Grcic, the Munich-based industrial designer who studied at the Royal College of Art, is one of the most feted of his generation. He works with design world's top producers – including Magis in Italy, Vitra in Switzerland, BD Ediciones in Spain and Emeco in the USA – to create fresh products which respond to new needs or materials. While Grcic's best known products embrace the notions of functionalism and clarity to accommodate production on a mass scale, his limited edition work is exceptional in its depth of design enquiry. Grcic is a designer who's unafraid to work within defined limits: 'Limitations and constraints can turn into positives', he says.
6 March 2014: Morag Myerscough: She finds the way
Designer Morag Myerscough founded the award-winning Studio Myerscough in 1993. Morag Myerscough is one of the UK's most prolific designers. Her work is characterized by an engaging boldness, creating specific, local responses to each distinct audience that will see and experience the design, using it to create community and build identity. Morag makes places from spaces that people like to be in, that stimulate and often make you smile. She creates and curates many different types of work. The eclectic breadth of work covers the conversion of a train to a café, installations, numerous exhibitions and interpreting buildings.
20 March 2014: Dinah Casson: Interpretation and other stories
Dinah Casson is one of the world's most respected environmental and exhibition designers. She has worked with Roger Mann for more than 30 years as Casson-Mann. Her work has transformed museums in the UK into modern and accessible places, including the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and the Imperial War Museum: her ability is to translate narratives and ideas into readable, useable, pleasurable design experiences. Recent projects include the Benjamin Franklin Museum, Philadelphia and the exhibition Hollywood Costume at the V&A in London. Casson-Mann's work has received numerous awards and in 2006, Casson was elected as a Royal Designer for Industry.
Talking Interiors 2012/13
8 November 2012: Ab Rogers
Spaces and Engaging Objects' was the inaugural Talking Interiors lecture
delivered by Ab Rogers, Head of the RCA Interior Design programme.
To celebrate the introduction of the new MA in Interior Design at the RCA, Ab Rogers delivered the first lecture in a major public series titled 'Talking Interiors', in which the role of the interior was dissected, evaluated and discussed.
Ab Rogers is also the Creative director of Ab Rogers Design, a multi-disciplinary practice based in London working across the commercial and cultural sectors, whose clients include Tate Modern, Pompidou Centre Paris, Capital Museum Beijing, Selfridges, Comme des Garcons, COMO Hotels and The Fat Duck.
'Be it a hotel, museum, a café, a department store or hospital ward, we want to create imaginative yet practical solutions that improve the performance, experience and emotional quality that a space has to offer.' – Ab Rogers
29 November 2012: Jason Bruges
A pioneer in his field Jason Bruges and his studio produce innovative art installations, interventions and groundbreaking work. Jason's architectural training brings environmental awareness and technical skill to the direction of all his studio's creative projects. He worked for Foster + Partners and Imagination before establishing his own studio. Jason's vision, passion and desire to find groundbreaking creative solutions are clearly evident in all the studio's work. Clients include: Coca-Cola, More4, Becks, Aston Martin, Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital, The Victoria & Albert Museum, BBC Radio 4, WWF, San Diego Airport, The Southbank Centre and Guinness.
7 February 2013: Petra Blaisse
Blaisse started her career in the Department of Applied Arts at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. From 1987, she worked as freelance designer and won distinction for her installations of architectural work, in which the exhibited work was challenged more than displayed. Gradually her focus shifted to the use of textiles, light and finishes in interior space and, at the same time, to the design of gardens and landscapes. In 1991, she founded Inside Outside studio which works in a multitude of creative areas, including textile, landscape and exhibition design.
21 February 2013: Edward Jones CBE
Jones is a Director in London based practice Dixon Jones, architects to most notably the Royal Opera House, The National Portrait Gallery, the East Wing of the National Gallery, Saïd Business School Oxford, Quadrant 3, the recently completed Exhibition Road, and plans for Chelsea Barracks. He was senior tutor at the Royal College of Art from 1973 to 1983. He has also taught extensively in North America, Ireland and Britain and the work of the practice has been widely published and exhibited. His book 'A Guide to the Architecture of London' is in its fourth edition (with Christopher Woodward). In 2011 he was made an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI), and was awarded a CBE.
28 Februray 2013: Richard Rogers
Lord Rogers is a renowned, award-winning British architect. Rogers' practice Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (formerly Richard Rogers Partnership) was founded in 1977 and has offices in London, Barcelona, Madrid, New York and Tokyo. It is best known for such pioneering buildings as the Centre Pompidou, the headquarters for Lloyd's of London, the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg and the Millennium Dome in London. Lord Rogers will be in conversation with his son, Ab Rogers, Head of the Interiors Design programme at the RCA.
21 March 2013: John Small
Small graduated from the Royal College of Art, then worked as a freelance designer in London, Milan and New York. He joined Foster + Partners in 1985 where he worked on numerous interiors projects and established the Industrial Design Department in 1995, working with a wide range of clients in diverse industries. In 2011 Small was appointed Director of Design for Steelcase EMEA.
11 April 2013: Eva Jiricna
Czech born Jiřičná has run her own architectural and design practice in London for over 30 years, and is renowned for her crisp functionalist approach, attention to detail and dramatic manipulation of space. Her personal career break came when she met fashion designer Joseph Ettedgui, who invited her to design his first shop in South Molton Street, and which resulted in a series of commissions in the 1980s for luxury retail brands including Harrods and Hugo Boss, forging her reputation for the design of interiors and in particular Jiřičná's signature feature, the staircase. Recently completed projects include the Jewellery Gallery at the V&A; Tomas Bata University Library and the Cultural Centre in Zlin, Czech Republic.
2 May 2013: Fred Scott
Scott is the author of On Altering Architecture, a book that aims to call into question established ideas and methods of architecture and interior design. It suggests an interior practice based on the interrogation of the context, to work with the everyday in flux with the ideal in an attempt to find elements of a theory of intervention. Scott has acted as visiting professor of Interior Architecture at Rhode Island School of Design and course leader for Interior Design at Kingston University.
9 May 2013: Talking Interiors with Penny Sparke
Sparke is a Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research & Enterprise), Professor of Design History and the Director of The Modern Interiors Research Centre (MIRC) at Kingston University. She taught History of Design from 1972 to 1982 at Brighton Polytechnic and at the RCA from 1982 to 1999. She has lectured widely, and published over a dozen books and numerous essays and articles, in the field of Design History over the last thirty years with an emphasis, since the mid 1990s, on the relationship between design, gender and the interior. Her books include As Long as It's Pink: The Sexual Politics of Taste; An Introduction to Design and Culture – 1900 to the present and The Modern Interior.


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Really handy for the airport overnight stay together with parking. An extremely busy bar which seemed to be under staffed at times but the food we ordered came really quickly. Clean comfortable room with very little noise from the road or airport.
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Bad Experience at Holiday Inn, Gatwick
The hotel and restaurant are overpriced and the restaurant service was poor at best. Gratutity at the restaurant was built in to the check and the meal was a buffet and the food quality was average. Telephone charges for a 3 minute call to the US exceeded $20. I had made several phone calls in other EU countries for about the same amount of time and never exceeded $5.
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I have stayed in a lot of hotels in Europe and I have never had a worst experience than at this hotel. The staff was terrible and rude! The room was clean but the air conditioning did not work and it was very hot...I took a shower and was sweating by the time I put my PJ's on! I complained to the staff at around 7pm, after bringing me 5 different fans that didn't work the maintenance guy had to call down and tell them that they needed to change my room because there was nothing he could do and that "it was bloody hot in there!". They changed my room at about 1am and I had an 11 hour flight at 8am the next morning.
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Convenient to Gatwick for the night before you leave!
We stayed at this hotel in the first week of June, 2004. We spent the entire week actually in the city of London, but decided to make it easy on ourselves for leaving and stay near Gatwick.
The bus does cost 2.5 pounds per person...make sure you get on the Povey Cross bus, there are 2 Holiday Inns in the area! Dropped us off at the airport without any delays.
The hotel is sort of remote, but we were there for the convenience of getting to the airport the next morning, so that did not bug us. There is a gas station nearby that you can walk to for snacks/drinks. Room service was very good and was that badly priced, either!
The shower curtain kept flying in on me while showering and the floor was wet after two showers....but once again, we were there for one night for convenience sake and the hotel served its purpose. With that being the only thing to mention, I would still give them an OK.
Very good service
On June 10, 2004, due to a problem with transportation in London we missed our flight from Gatwick airport and had to spend the night. The hotel information desk in the airport was very helpful and told us a list of the hotels and rooms available for the night at Gatwick, including the prices. We chose the Holiday Inn Gatwick. There was a nice bus service to the hotel with plenty of space for our luggage, which included a bicycle. We did have to pay a couple pounds per person but London is an expensive area to visit and you just have to accept that! The room was large, clean, and quite comfortable. We had a nice late lunch in the hotel's lobby. The manager (?) was great the next morning when there were too many people in line for the bus to the airport. She arranged for taxis right away including a taxi large enough to accomodate a bike. Now that's service!! Well done Holiday Inn!
Not worth it
The interior of the otherwise balnd loking hotel has been remodeled and is quite nice. My bed was very soft (old?), however.
The food is terrible and very expensive. Ordered room service which came cold, then they brought it back after having heated it up (disgusting).
You are stuck here in no-man's land, so you really have no other option in tems of food if you are in a hurry.
Having to pay 2.50 GBP each way for the slow shuttle bus is a joke.
The front-desk was totally understaffed and there seemed to be a permanent long line.
The dangers of parking your car at Holiday Inn, Gatwick
I was just browsing the website when a review of Holiday Inn, Gatwick caught my eye. The reviewer had a problem gaining entry to his car on return from holiday. My story is even worse. At end of September 2002 myself and my husband booked a night's stay and 2 weeks car parking at this hotel. Room was fine - though woken up by room service with drinks we didn't order at midnight. We parked our car safe in the knowledge that it would be looked after properly. You can imagine our horror on return from 2 weeks in Turkey to find the car had double the original mileage when we left it in their care, air conditioning, seat and mirror positions had all been adjusted. Obviously somebody had been using our car without permission. Despite an investigation by the hotel we never did find out what happened. The worst case scenario was that the car could have been used in a robbery, abduction, accident etc.
They apologised for the "alleged" incident that occurred. Thankfully we could prove we were out of the country at the time. Holiday Inn never even offered any compensation for petrol, wear and tear or inconvenience or even a voucher for a free night at a Holiday Inn. They have now "allegedly" put in place a policy of recording mileage of cars on entry to the car park - this should have been done as a matter of course.
Had to climb in through my car window
This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in, the bed was broken on arrival and the food was overpriced.
The worst thing however was the fact that i parked my car on site for 2 weeks while on holiday. They took my car keys and when i came back the car was on the grass wedged in between two other cars so tightly that we had to climb in through the drivers side window!!! - after an 11 hour flight and no sleep its the last thing you need
Don't stay there!!!
You can do better
The exterior of the hotel is pretty boring looks like an old office building. The rooms are nice and clean and they have tea and a kettle in the room. The main problem is that you have to pay almost $5.00 each way to get to and from the airport via a bus system. I thought it was ridiculous that a hotel charging a 100.00+ night wouldn't spring for a shuttle. So, if you don't want have a car and want something to eat or need anything you have to walk. The frontdesk staff was completely useless they were completely clueless about the town they lived in.
Luckily the cleaning lady was about to tell me how to walk to a local restaurant and also let me know that right up the street there was a huge Wal-Mart type store with groceries, maps, European adaptors, gloves and hats and anything else I might need at great prices. If you don't have a very specific business reason to stay here or a car don't bother.
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Away to Avoriaz
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This time we knew what we were looking for, and we found it. Some new security bits and a very small compressor to help with flat tyres. Like ...
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Retro Roundup 5/7: Final Fight, Bomb Jack, Centipede
Featuring the weaksauce SNES version of Final Fight.
There's a common motif shared among all the entries in this week's classic downloads roundup: They all began life in the arcade. And most of the freshly-released console versions totally pale next to their originals! It must be kismet. Or synchronicity. Or something?
In other news, the sequel to Adventure is finally finished. Only 25 years late! AtariAge is selling a limited run of boxed carts, so if you're into really old (yet new) games you should dust off your 5200 and give it a try. We will have a full Retronauts report... just as soon as my copy arrives.
Wallet hurting after two solid weeks of all-thumbs-up releases? Rest easy! This is your bank account's change to pause, take a breather, recharge, regenerate its mana -- however you wanna say it.
Final Fight
Capcom | Rated T | Action | 1992 | 800 Points
Man, Final Fight. What a great game, you know? Sure, it was shallow and stupid and generally kind of an unfairly cheap way for Capcom to syphon your quarters away, but it kicked off a cottage industry of roaming brawlers that ruled the arcades for a few years (until Street Fighter II knocked it off its side-scrolling perch). And its characters and scenarios are kitsch classics! But there's a problem with the Super NES version of Final Fight. Have a look at that first screen shot and see if you can tell what it is. Got it? That's right: No Guy. No Guy, no sale. And that's not to mention the silly censorship and lack of multiplayer -- especially when twenty bucks will net you a Capcom collection featuring the unexpurgated arcade version. Ruh roh!
Mighty Bomb Jack
Tecmo | Rated E | Action | 1987 | 500 Points
Mighty Bomb Jack is the NES version of a pretty decent arcade action game. The NES version, however, can't fairly be called decent. The basic gameplay is simplistic, as you control a little guy who jumps around dodging enemies, collecting bombs and opening treasure chests. The visuals are even more minimalist in nature, with garish colors and tiny sprites that failed to impress even when they were new. And the floaty controls sort of clench the deal to make Mighty Bomb Jack the sort of game best skipped. (Unless maybe you loved it as a kid and need a fresh reminder that your nostalgia can be wrong.)
Namco | Rated E | Shooter | 1990 | 600 Points
And rounding off the trifecta of dissatisfaction, we have Ordyne. While this is a far better arcade-to-console adaptation than the rest of what you'll find on Wii this week, it suffers from being a pretty mundane game to begin with. It's kind of a cute-em-up in that the colors are all pastel and everything has soft, rounded edges, and some of the enemies are cuddly and whimsical. But it doesn't really commit all the way, with lots of boring space ship enemies and standard fare for power-ups. It's almost offensively slow-paced, too, lacking anything that resembles tension. By this point, Virtual Console has far better shooters -- most of which are other TG-16 games! So, skip this one, unless you just need to boost your daily intake of pink.
An exciting innovation on XBLA this week: honest value. We could stand to see more of this sort of bundling, definitely.
Millipede and Centipede
Midway | Rated E | Action | 1980/1982 | 400 Points
Centipede may look like a simple Space Invaders-inspired shooter, but it commands a few special spots in gaming history: For one, it's the first game to have been designed by a woman (Donna Bailey); secondly, it was also one of the first major releases to feature a trackball controller. While just Centipede on its own might be a tough sale, this two-hit combo package with its sequel Millipede for just five bucks is much easier to swallow. And of course there are the usual HD enhancements, achievements, that sort of thing. A little something is lost due to the 360's lack of a trackball controller, but whatever -- this is the best classics deal for the week.
Last week's podcast featured a roundtable discussion of the Neo-Geo console. This week, we were going to tackle the grand question of what the heck has happened to Square Enix, but we've decided to ease off a bit and just talk about the Mana series. With the first "true" Mana sequel arriving in just a few weeks, now seems like a good time to reminisce about whacking Mushbooms and frostying Needlers. Check back Thursday!
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Final Fight is a definative classic.Posted: May 09, 2007 12:00AM PST by Crithon
I would never call the original Final fight "stupid." I think it's got charm, more charm then most games, it's really one of those punishing brawlers that gets the respect for those truely devoted for hardcore action. Yeah, it's quirky, "Mayor of Metro City's way of cleaning up the city is my pummeling thugs in the face with his fists while picking up random turkey he finds under trash can." But SNES Version...... meh, I'd be happier with Mighty Final Fight or Sega CD Version. Definatly NOT worth buying. .... I'm just afraid when the time comes of SNK games are actually the SNES or Genesis Versions instead of a true Neo Geo Port.
At the time....Posted: May 08, 2007 12:00AM PST by fobo98
At the time when the Super Nintendo first came out, Final Fight was one of the better games available. As a 12 year old, I didn't realize what I was missing out on till sometime later. I suggest buying the Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 1 if you are jonesin for a Final Fight fix.
Huh?Posted: May 08, 2007 12:00AM PST by Warlock82
So it's good because it has a "Metal" soundtrack? That doesn't even make sense. Without the trackball, the original arcade version just isn't as fun. And the enhanced version is just absolutely terrible. I don't know, it just doesn't seem worth it.
Worst.Day.EverPosted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by SpiralSage
Why the hell did Capcom even TRY to sell this version of Final Fight to the VC? I hope next week is more impressive.
Mighty Bombjack!? BlahPosted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by johnnyfry
March of Grade 3, which would have been in 1987, my family drove from Ontario to Florida and on the way I remember seeing Mighty Bombjack as the arcade game in some restaurant we stopped in. The demo made the game look super fun.. it was in the time where I used to pretend to play arcade games during the demos.. Anyway after we got home I saw it in the store and my dad bought it for us... It was one of the worst games we owned and I wished I would have gotten a better game.. I won't be making that mistake again 20 years later.. As for Final Fight, I never played the Arcade version. I wish Nintendo would also start getting Arcade games on the Virtual Console.. hopefully in the future they will.. There's so many games I would pay for in a heart beat.
Ugh...Posted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by DrOctashawn
This has got to be the weakest VC release lineup ever. There is nothing I'm even remotely interested in at all. Thank God for Capcom Classics, where at least I can get a decent version of Final Fight.
Thumbs up for Centipede/Millipede?Posted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by The_High_Now
Hell yes thumbs up. This is one of the finest games EVER released. Aside from being ridiculously addictive and challenging it is also the first game to have a METAL soundtrack. True, it doesn't sound like it coming through the little midi jam, but if properly played, it would be metal. With the advent of the game on XBLA I can now play this monster as it should have been, with Between the Buried and Me or Gojira playing in the background.
Thumbs Up for Centi/Millipede?Posted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Warlock82
Seriously? I tried the demo. You can't even play the enhanced version without the entire screen filling with rediculous sparks everywhere. And I don't know that the original arcade version is really worth it for that price.
Holy BallsPosted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by doc_marten_abortion
Ordyne? They're charging for a game that actually came with the TurboGrafx-16 during the latter stage of it's short life? That's pretty ballsy -- or maybe it's just plain nuts. See what I did there? Yeah, me neither.
Sega CD on VC?Posted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by jellishot
Genesis games on Virtual Console are common, but what about Sega CD games? I know most of them were crap, but the Sega CD version of Final Fight would have been better than the SNES version, and that would open up the door for other games like Lunar.
you said it vicviper.Posted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by mcsnowboarder17
when is that damn legend of the seven stars gonna get here. without anything to play, i think my wii is shriveling up. snicker, snicker....
dude when is...Posted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by GeorgieBoysAXE
AIR ZONK coming!!??!
These games suckPosted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by joeyatog
Bomb Jack is way better in the arcades. Final Fight is ok (yes, the SNES one is not too bad) but i already have that on my real snes. and i read elsewhere that the centipede/millipede games have some fucked up "enhanced" graphics that basically ruin the way you originally play. lame indeed!
*shrug*Posted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by spaztastic
None of these games are magical to me heh, I played them all except for bomb jack... but none of them just get me amp'ed ;)
Don't buy when there's no guyPosted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Naruto Okage
I love Final Fight but the best character in Final Fight is and always will be Guy. How hard would it have been for capcom to put guy in the game anyway. F the SNES version give me the arcade version instead.
Can't Wait for the Next RetronautsPosted: May 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Sorrowful_Tragedy
That being said, when it comes to Mana, I'm probably the only person who enjoyed Legend of Mana the most.


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Historical Traveler Reviews Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues Geneva
Not long enough
Our arrival in Geneva was as expected at around midday however our rooms were not ready and we were asked to wait. We went to the bar (restaurant it turned out) for a coffee and ended up with champagne, juice, and coffee courtesy of the Four Seasons. This was totally unexpected. We were early!
We received an upgrade for one of the rooms and it was very large. Huge bathroom, separate dressing area, king size bed, large chair and footstool and a work area. There was a glimpse of the lake from the second window.
The children's room interconnected with ours and although a deal smaller it was still very swank. The children's room had a slightly better view. Both rooms were fitted with a large plasma TV, DVD player and plenty of hanging space.
As we were visiting friends who organise our evening meals....home cooking after 5 weeks on the road was a treat!...we did not have the opportunity to test the restaurant. If the quality of breakfast was anything ot go by then we missed out severely.
we were particlarly impressed being handed cold bottles of water as we checked out to take to the airport with us!
Great Business Hotel
This is a great hotel particularly if your on business and need a variety of business services. It has one of the best places to dine in town and breakfast was wonderful. The service, as other have noted, is hard to beat,
The only fault I have find with this fine hotel is that I don't think it has the charm, style, or romance of the d"Angleterre which is located only a couple of hundred yards away and is in the same price range. If I were going by myself on business (And wanted a good gym.) I would select the Four Seasons, if on the other hand the trip were romantic then I would select the d'Angleterre for its location, rooms, personal service and luxury with charm. An earlier review noted the Four Seasons was "plush" and I certainly agree but if you want real luxury with style - french doors onto a balcony overlooking the jet - you can do better, though it will cost you as much or more, at the d"Angleterre. It all depends what you are looking for in a luxury hotel.
Wahrscheinlich das beste Hotel in Europa
Das ist das beste Four Season Hotel in dem wir uns jemals aufgehalten haben. Es ist vielleicht da alles sehr neu und frisch ist, oder aber wegen dem einmaligen Service sowie der R�umlichkeiten. Was immer es auch sein mag, ich w�rde in keinem Fall versuchen in einem anderen Fuenf-Sterne-Hotel in dieser Stadt zu wohnen.
Meine Empfehlung für Genf
Nat�rlich m�chte ich nicht wiederholen, was andere G�ste �ber dieses Hotel geschrieben haben; jedoch ist es schwierig dies nicht zu tun. Es handelt sich um ein wundersch�nes Hotel von dem Moment an da man es betritt. Die Zimmer sind sehr elegant ausgestattet und der Service ist diskret aber wirkungsvoll. Das Personal an der Bar ist einmalig und das Essen ist ebenfalls gut. Nach meiner Ansicht ist es DAS Hotel f�r einen Genf-Aufenthalt, abgesehen von der einzigartigen Lage.
Easily the best hotel in Swizerland
I stayed for three nights in the Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues Geneva. It was really fantasic - probably the best hotel I have stayed in outside of Africa and Asia.
The decor is plush (perhaps not to everyones taste) and very well maintained. Like all excellent hotels, the reason that it is very good, is because everything down to the smallest detail is spot on.
Service is fantastic - they even knew who I was before I got into the hotel - I don't know how but they did.
Food and drink is very good - the bar service is particularly worth of note - attention was paid at all times without being intrusive.
It was certainly NOT cheap, but you get what you pay for. After a long flight, I cant think of anywhere I would rather stay.
In summary...
A great hotel in a great location with special service.
The place to stay in geneva
Don't want to repeat what the other reviews have typed, but its hard not to. Its a beautiful hotel from the moment you step inside. The rooms are very elegantly decorated and the service is discreet but efficient. The bar staff are excellent and the food is good too. I would say this is THE place to stay in Geneva, the location could not be much better either.
Lovely entrance, well appointed rooms (although slightly smaller than usual 4 Seasons), wonderful food, perfect service and great location.
Best hotel in Geneva.
Must be one of the best hotels in Europe
This is probably the best Four Seasons we have ever stayed in. Maybe because it is so new and everything is very fresh, or maybe it is because of the oustanding service and rooms. Whichever, I would not even contemplate staying at any other five star hotel in the city.
Stay : January 2006 (2 nights)
This new hotel has nothing to see anymore with the previous "old lady" des Bergues, the d�cor is absolutely fabulous; what a change!I loved the area where the elevators are located ; the flowers are extraordinary ( the Four Seasons touch ) ; the rooms and bathrooms are spacious and elegant, the colour scheme is relaxing; the service "outstanding" ( expecially the bar!) except the breakfast room, several mistakes happened (no toasts, service in a rush) when we took our continental.
The fitness room is small but well equipped, a pity that no spa or pool are in the hotel.
As far as the public spaces are concerned, the library is very nice and elegant, it seems that you have the copy of "Le Faubourg Sofitel" in Paris.
This hotel is definitly the new "gem" in Geneva.
Impeccable Specification Hotel with High end guest's care.
I loved it... I have stayed here for 2 days on a business. The hotel was recently refurbished so it is spotless; the deco is classic yet very elegant (European elegant) and the staff VERY efficient and nice. I had the great surprise to be upgraded to a Junior Suite (see the photos). The suite was perfect. Perfect size, perfect appliances, perfect bathroom with nice 'Aqua di Parma' full size toiletries...
I forgot the view on the lake and the quietness of the street below.
If you go on business, look no further, it's perfect.
The cost ? well, very expensive, every little extra is heavily priced so you easily end up with a large bill. But it's Geneva so you know what to expect. Pricey yes but you get pure luxe with impeccable service. Perfect for business. The Four Seasons des Bergues is one of my preferred hotel in Europe just behind the Intercontinental Grand Hotel in Paris...
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Well visitor or not we're excited to go home and see everyone. This will be my last entry. So have a great summer and come back in August for more adventures in Geneve!
Back to Geneve we go!
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American Water Works Co., the biggest publicly traded water company in the U.S., declared a quarterly cash dividend of 25 cents a share and accelerated the payment to Dec. 28 to take advantage of 2012 tax rates.
The regular quarterly cash dividend, historically paid in March, is now payable at the end of the month to shareholders of record as of Dec. 20, Jeff Sterba, president and chief executive officer of American Water, said in a statement.
The board decided to accelerate the payment "due to the uncertainty over the tax rates that will be in effect in 2013," Sterba said. American Water supports the extension of the dividend tax rate and capital gains tax rate "because we know that it will have a real impact on our investors."
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Paradise Angkor Villa Hotel, Siem Reap
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 141 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- 2 outdoor pools
- Rooftop terrace
- Free airport shuttle
- Health club
- 24-hour business center
- Shopping center shuttle
- Childcare
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
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- Heart of Siem Reap
- Preah Norodom Sihanouk-Angkor Museum (1.1 mi / 1.7 km)
- Rolous Group (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
- Miniature Replicas of Angkor's Temples (1.7 mi / 2.7 km)
- Shrine to Preah Ang Check and Preah Ang Chom (1.8 mi / 2.8 km)
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- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free valet parking
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- 24-hour business center
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- Conference space size (meters) - 88
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Paradise Spa has 7 treatment rooms. Services include massages, body wraps, body scrubs, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a steam room. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and thalassotherapy.
DiningThe Lian Hua Restaurant - This poolside fine-dining restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Reservations are required.
The Lian Hua - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
On Site
- Health club
- Outdoor tennis court
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Tennis on site
- Free bicycles on site
- Ecotours on site
- Fishing on site
- Playground on site
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- Angkor Paradise Villa Hotel
- Paradise Angkor
- Paradise Angkor Villa
- Paradise Angkor Villa Hotel
- Paradise Angkor Villa Hotel Siem Reap
- Paradise Angkor Villa Siem Reap
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 72 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 40.00
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per child: USD 20.00 (from 3 to 12 years old)
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 50.00
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: USD 25.00 (from 3 to 12 years old)
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 25 per stay
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Shopping center shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Is there a method in the salesforce API that allows you to retrieve the contents of the org as a zip file? For instance MavensMate, Illuminated Cloud, and every other Salesforce IDE I have seen has a method to retrieve Apex classes, Visualforce pages, and other records from Salesforce and puts them in to their own folders in the IDE. Does this have to be done one-by-one or can I do some kind of mass retrieve?
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You can download an entire org using the Salesforce Metadata API which is used by most third party tools including the ones you mention and also Gearset, the service that our team is building.
Getting the right packages.xml is a bit tricky, but most things can be fetched using wild cards.
Why are you doing a mass retrieve?
I addition to already suggested options you may want to consider leveraging tools like: https://github.com/heroku/force or https://github.com/neowit/tooling-force.com
This way you will be able to concentrate on VSCode specific parts and leave all SFDC related heavy lifting to one of the above.


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I have a button where I've hooked the onclick to a call to retrieve the users location and then use the location to make another call to retrieve a list of nearby locations. For some reason the geolocation success method is being called twice on the second click of the button.
So I load the page, click the button, allow permission to use my location, and it will make one ajax request to get the nearby locations. This works fine.
I click the button again, allow permission to use my location (again), it will make one ajax request to get the locations, wait ~2 seconds, and then make another request using the same coordinates without me allowing permission. So the success method has to be getting called twice, but I'm not sure why.
$("#FindLocation").click(function () {
myScript.findNearbyLocations(displayData, displayError);
This click function is not being called twice and I've commented out all the code in displayData and displayError.
findNearbyLocations: function (onSuccess, onFailure) {
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browserSupportFlag = true;
navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function (position) {
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Anyone see where I've gone wrong?
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For you if: You're looking for a dedicated partner, or a sucker for puppy dog eyes.
In modern day: He's that guy from art class, or the dude in Starbucks with a KONY 2012 shirt on.
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Tyrion has confidence for days and his wit is definitely a turn on. He's pretty popular with the ladies so capturing and keeping his attention could be difficult. He's looking for a challenge. Behind his tough exterior Tyrion is a softie with severe daddy issues and an ultimately peaceful soul. He's going to chase your fiercely, but may not call you after.
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1Shape (metal) using a swage, especially in order to reduce its cross section.
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- Since metal is swaged around a mandrel, the blank actually gets longer during the process.
- They are swaged to a uniform shape and weight, which promotes excellent accuracy.
- The hassle factor goes up exponentially when you have to swage primer pockets and keep that brass separate.
1.1 [with adverbial] Join (metal pieces) together by swaging process.
Oraciones de ejemplo
- All later models have pins that are swaged into the toe piece.
Late Middle English (sense 2 of the noun): from Old French souage 'decorative groove', of unknown origin.
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