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Monopole Hotel London

98 Sussex Gardens London, England, W2 1UH, United Kingdom

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A few days in London

A travel blog entry by gard

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At first I didn't know if I wanted to write much about London. I mean, everyone knows about London and there is so much information about the city on the Internet. But hey, every experience is unique so here is a bit about our trip to London. I have been in London one time before but that was just for one day. At that time we came in from Houston …

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The Best and Worst of Airtravel

A travel blog entry by bambbles

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Oh what a night it was to get to London! We weren't even suppose to BE in London. Let's start at the beginning.

At 2:00EST I arrived at the airport in Cleveland, dropped off by my mommy. I was literally packing until the very last moment. It took maybe 15 minutes to get my TSA action on and then I went to meet my compatriots, Chance (my manager) and Kit (my project manager).

We ate some food and while we were there they told us our 4:30EST flight was moved back to ...

No Matter How Rich You Get You Still Have to Iron

A travel blog entry by cjgs1430

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... He is a professor of political science at Loyola and talked about the difference in the political systems of the UK and the US. He was "taken back" that we didn't have to dress up for him, so he asked us to bring ties to wear if we had one. He was a funny guy.

After his talk, we discussed the different viewpoints that people had about the two judicial systems (UK and US) and the things we had seen during the week. The ...

You Say Tomahto, I Say Tomayto

A travel blog entry by wanderwoman2010

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... on stage from whom she had taken random objects in the lobby. She pried into the personal lives of these strangers-- a predictably happy story, a sad though guarded story bringing silence to the international and diverse crowd, and a touching fairytale-ish dialogue evoking tears all around. She auctioned off their personal items (with her signature of course) and in the end, asked the audience to put our head down, cover ...

Presentation went well

A travel blog entry by jvmanuel

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... go to The Globe Theatre to see Dr Faustus. Jen went to the ticket box this morning at 10am, and got a front row seat for The Tempest performance tonight! Lucky thing!

Tomorrow I am going to attend a few sessions at the conference. The keynote today was very good - Simon Marginson from Melbourne Uni. Good to see an Aussie presenting to the Poms.

All's well and I feel a little less jetlagged tonight - will hopefully sleep better.

Lots of love,
Jackie
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