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staff really friendly:) hostel really near main street.
small room
The location of the hostel is perfect if your looking for centric options. Apart frome cleaning, the only thing bad, the rest was nice.
The hostel is not so clean. We entered to the room, check the beds and saw they were dirty. Plus the room was not so clean neither.
close to the Cathedral
1) Price almost adequate to the quality, but better to pay some more and live in more comfortable conditions. 2) Located very close to metro Licei, La Catedral de la Santa Cruz y Santa Eulalia, placa catalunya, Rambla, seafront (15 min)
1) Bedbugs! It's awful! I've found some stings on my hand and neck, them are itching furiously and have been already remaining for 2 weeks now. 2) We had 3 nights here. The first one was in a very small room without windows!!! I've seen information about this in one of reviews of this hostel, and I asked when were booking hotel not to place us in such room. What is good, that, after we asked to move us in another room, the host fulfilled our wish next day. 3) Bad sound isolation. 4) Shared shower near the room without windows is also awful.
Friendly english speaking staff. Nice rooms. Extremely good location.
Exelent location
The location was awesome ,the hostel was cheep,it was in the heart of Barcelona however it was not noisy at night,for few days it was nice and clean most important.
the decoration needs seriuse update too old,and a kichen and fribge also would have been appreciated.
Hotel is in the good place in the center of the city.
the room was old, not clean, bad Shower, not enough shampoo.
Location (in the very centre in one of the streets of famouse Rambla). Hospitable staff, wi fi (though rather low).
Location Balcony onto street
Bathroom grimy Noise from street at night
It was very clean.
People working there don't speak good english neither spanish. The walls are too thin and it's difficult to sleep in the mornings
location is good
noisy - very thin walls the manager is very rude cannot lock the room where you leave your luggage after checking out wifi does not work all the time
The central position of the accommodation
The hotel is noisy, really cold and enough dirty
The location of the hostel is really good, it besides 100 m far from the La Ramblas. The staff is really kind and helpful.
The 'room' was a 3x3 m hole in the wall. There are no windows, no air, you can hear everything from the toilet and from the other rooms. The shared 'bathroom' is a wardrobe with a shower on the corridor. There is no free wifi.
perfect location, very clean, flexible checkin time.
just two toilets, they charge for luggage store after 1pm.
Staff were generally speaking obliging. .
I had booked about 6 weeks in advance of my arrival. The room I spent the first 3 nights in was not fit for anyone. There were no windows, it measured 8feet by 9 feet, it was stiflingly warm, and I could hear quite a bit of noise. I was quite literally exhausted through lack of sleep. During the 3rd night, a light came on quite frequently from some where outside and shone throught opaque glass onto my pillow. I sought out the supervisor at that point (2am) and he promised me another room in the morning. Given that I had booked well in advance, I most certainly should not have been given that room!
The location of the hostal was very good, right between La Rambla and The Old Town. The staff were very friendly and ready to help. It's possible to come and go as you wish since you get a key for the frontdoor.
There was a lot of noise from the street during the night because the window in the room didn't close all the way. The bed was old and quite uncomfortable.
location and balcony
Place is excellent, 2 min from La Rambla.
Breakfest starts only at 9 a.m. No internet available. No soaps or shampoo.
If you want luxury go and pay the Barcelona prices. If you want cheap and cheerful book the Rembrandt. Staff are very helpful and friendly and my second time staying.
If it has a day of rain the rooms can be a bit depressing but hey you get what you pay for.
staff was helpful.
toilet and bathroom are so small. also hard to sleep at room because it was too noisy.
Simple words- do not stay here. It is not worth the money you pay for it.
Great Location , staffs are ok
The buildings are really old and not very comfortable
Very central. later rooms we had - good outlook on to Via Portaferissa, friendly staff,full of old city atmosphere- hear the cathedral bells, but also late night revellers, early morning deliveries, bin lorries, neighbours ! Plumbing good -plenty of hot water ...
First rooms we had at back of hotel were really bad -dingy stuffy ,small ,airless,scruffy ,and noise from all night toilet use.
according to the booking rules, they should charge fee for the first day only if client doesn't appear for the booked room. However when i can't be there by accident, they charged me fee for all 3 days! totally compulsive and unreasonable!!!
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Grammy-winning rapper Eminem's Recovery will reportedly battle to regain its spot atop the sales charts next week.
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Sara Bareilles returns this week with her second Epic album, Kaleidoscope Heart, the follow-up to her 2007 Gold-certified Little Voice and its hit, Grammy-nominated single, "Love Song." Based on first-day reports from those retailers who haven't fled to Vermont to start a bed-and-breakfast, Bareilles' sophomore release will be the week's top debut at 80-90k, which will put it in direct competition with Eminem's Recovery for the #1 spot on next Tuesday's HITS Top 50 Album sales chart. (Hits Daily Double)
This week, Em's new album managed to sell over 92,000 records.
Grammy-winning rapper Eminem's Recovery kept put at No. 3 this week with 92,500 records sold and fell two spots behind Disturbed's Asylum which topped the charts with 179,500 sold albums. According to Nielsen SoundScan, Slim Shady's new LP has sold 2,420,400 records after 11 weeks in stores. (SOHH Sales Wrap)
Recently, Em discussed not worrying about record sales.
"I don't think I've actually stopped to think about it," Eminem said referencing being named artist of the decade. "I never thought that my life would amount to this. But to be able to sit back and digest it is so strange to me, because I still feel so regular. I don't understand what people think the big deal is about me. It's a very strange relationship that I have with fame…Honestly, as long as people enjoy the music, that means the most to me. I could sell 80 million records in the first week, and if my peers or fans of real hip-hop didn't like it, it really wouldn't mean anything." (Rap Radar)
Em's manager, Paul Rosenberg, recently said the rap star is preparing to rebuild Shady Records.
"I think he's really focused on the creative side. He's never been someone who's set out to have a bunch of different companies out there, sort of playing the system. He's just not that kind of guy." The one project Eminem and Rosenberg are focused on is the rebuilding of their label, Shady Records. "What we mean by that is finding great new artists," Rosenberg says. "That's one of the things he is passionate about." Eminem has cited underground all-stargroup Slaughterhouse as his first planned signing, and he says more artists are on the table but not ready to be announced. (Billboard)
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Republicans insist they won't agree to the spending without accompanying changes to a 2008 law that gives unaccompanied minors arriving from Central American the right to an immigration hearing, in practice keeping them in this country for years.
But Democratic resistance to such changes hardened, with House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi changing her stance Wednesday and announcing her opposition to altering the law in a way that would create shortcuts around the immigration court system for Central American youths. Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus also took a firm stand against any changes in a meeting with President Barack Obama.
"We made an impassioned plea that the children be protected and that we follow the law," Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., said afterward.
The White House has said it wants Congress to give the administration expanded authority to more quickly send back unaccompanied minors from Central American who are crossing the border, but officials have not spelled out what specific provisions they would like.
Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, said Obama assured the group that the due process rights of the minors would not be compromised, while Gutierrez said Obama does not need a change in law to speed up the immigration process.
"I think within existing law, he can achieve what he needs," Gutierrez said. "Look, I didn't come to Congress to diminish and abolish protections that people have."
The lawmakers also spent time pressing Obama to take executive actions to decrease deportations of immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally but who have been in the country for some time. Obama has said he is reviewing his options and promised to act on his own after House Republican leaders made it clear there would be no vote this year on a comprehensive overhaul of immigration law.
For the moment, the surge of minors across the border has taken precedence over the broader issue of affording legal status to immigrants who are already in the country.
"We can do justice to both situations," Castro said after the meeting with Obama. "It's certainly juggling two balls at once, but we can do that. I come away with hope on both."
Meanwhile, top administration officials including Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson briefed senators behind closed doors Wednesday evening on the border situation and the president's emergency spending request, but appeared to do little to win over skeptical Republicans. That left it unclear as to whether Congress will act to address the crisis in the three weeks remaining before lawmakers leave town for their annual August recess.
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To many who mine the aquifer to make a living, trying to keep a profitable way of life sustainable in a time when the broader public is seeking more conservation of resources yet wanting inexpensive, plentiful and safe food is problematic.
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White spider tubing is made of flexible PEVA material that allows easier placement of the outlet stakes. Plus, the white tubing potentially reflects sunlight and can lower irrigation water temperature to benefit plant growth, making white spiders preferable to some greenhouses and nurseries.
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A cookie mix allows family and friends to easily bake a batch of homemade treats when they have time. No can resist the combination of chocolate and peanut butter!—Judy Crawford, Auxvasse, Missouri
48 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Bake: 15 min./batch
1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 cup sugar
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
18 miniature peanut butter cups, quartered
2/3 cup butter, softened
1 egg
In a small bowl, combine the flour, baking powder and baking soda. In
a 1-qt. glass jar, layer the sugar, brown sugar and flour mixture;
top with peanut butter cups. Cover and store in a cool dry place for
up to 1 month. Yield: 1 batch (about 4 cups total).
To prepare cookies: In a large bowl, beat butter and egg until well
blended. Add contents of jar and stir until combined.
Shape dough into 1-in. balls. Place 2 in. apart on greased baking
sheets (do not flatten). Bake at 375° for 12-14 minutes or until
lightly browned. Remove to wire racks. Store in an airtight
container. Yield: 4 dozen.
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Mercy Corps believes that the human capital exists to eradicate chronic hunger and malnutrition. Mercy Corps currently operates 45 programs focused on food security, worth more than $250 million, in more than 20 countries. These projects work with communities and households to develop and implement sustainable approaches to meeting their own food needs and improve food availability, access and utilization, as well as the ability to withstand shocks.
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Mercy Corps is also committed to sharing its best practices and lessons learned with the broader non-governmental organization (NGO) community, for example through Mercy Corps' position as Agriculture and Natural Resource Management lead on the Technical and Operational Performance Support (TOPS) program, funded by the USAID office of Food for Peace (FFP). TOPS strengthens the capacity of FFP grantees in Title II countries to deliver high quality and effective food assistance by fostering collaboration, innovation and knowledge sharing about improved food security and nutrition practices. For more information click here or visit the TOPS supported FSN Network website: www.fsnnetwork.org.
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The seasoned confines of a former antique shop welcome diners to Basil Restaurant, decked out with bare brick and a retro advertisement for ice painted on the back wall. As a glittering chandelier casts light on colorful curries, wine-dark panels of varnished wood gaze at diners from the wall, and exposed lengths of ductwork add a neoindustrial aesthetic without the overkill of steam-powered dessert trays or austere Orwellian maitre d's.
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Tony Shepherd's Public Service Commissioner advice ignored, it appears
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Public Service Commissioner Stephen Sedgwick to stand down
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Yet more variety at Prime Minister and Cabinet
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Call for non-violent public servants in Defence Department by concerned citizens
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Universities tell Finance Department head Jane Halton to stop calling herself 'professor'
MARKUS MANNHEIM Department indicates the widespread use of the honorific was an error by deferential public servants.
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Freedom of information watchdog may be saved but staff have already left
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Federal government public service job cuts 'hurting ACT'
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Latest CSIRO cuts hit manufacturing, agriculture and digital productivity
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Defence public servants cop private sector flak in First Principles Review submissions
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Angry Norfolk Islanders reject recommendation to abolish parliament in favour of Canberra rule
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Immigration Department broke law by publishing asylum seekers' private details
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