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Mexican food has always been a hot category, but increased variety is making it even spicier, retailers told SN.
Chains are now emphasizing not only nachos and salsas, but also a greater selection of specialty products and authentic goods.
For instance, The Mad Butcher, Pine Bluff, Ark., has added between 8 feet and 12 feet to its Mexican food section to accommodate a new line of canned goods, cookies, candies, soft drinks, flour and cornmeal. "We went with a supplier that handles a lot of product directly out of Mexico, and we added that to our line," said Roger Burks, senior vice president.
Prevo's Family Market, Traverse City, Mich., has allocated additional linear footage to the category to make room for more stockkeeping units, said Aaron Prevo, category manager. It reduced duplicated items to keep the selection fresh.
To make its Mexican section hotter, it added more specialty peppers, salsas, beans and chips. "We've brought in a lot of hot, spicier foods," said Prevo. "They're a little more exciting than just nachos and refried beans." A fat-free line also has been introduced.
Because Rice Food Markets, Houston, has an increasing Mexican customer base, it has added an authentic line of Mexican foods.
"For our Mexican customers, we carry a greater variety of imported products as well as domestic," said Verne Buford, director of grocery merchandising and buying. The imported line features soft drinks, juices, lard, jalepeno peppers and tortilla flour, Buford said. He added that Rice seeks input from its Mexican customers when selecting products to add to its Mexican food section.
Though specialty Mexican foods are spurring category growth, the popular segments -- such as Mexican sauces, tortillas and taco kits -- are still racking up sales, according to Information Resources Inc., Chicago. For the 52 weeks ended April 21, 1996, Mexican sauces accounted for over $753 million in sales, a 5.5% increase; tortillas and taco kit sales -- with a healthy $523 million in sales -- increased 9.7%.
"Salsa would certainly be far and away the most popular item in the category," said Joe Cunnane, senior grocery buyer at Genuardi's Family Markets, Norristown, Pa. "Taco shells, kits, taco dinners and refried beans are popular." Whether it's for imported, specialty or traditional fare, retailers are getting the word out that Mexican products are available in their stores.
"[We're] advertising it more," said Dave Renaldi, grocery buyer at Martin's Super Markets, South Bend, Ind. Martin's advertises at least one Mexican food item every other week.
Genuardi's has also increased its advertising for Mexican foods. "We're doing a little more advertising than we have in the past because we feel that more people are drawn to the category," Cunnane said.
Some retailers look to their vendors for promotional guidance when it comes to Mexican foods.
"It's based on what the vendors do," said Jimmy Jones, grocery buyer at Ingles Markets, Black Mountain, N.C. Ingles passes the deals it receives from Mexican food vendors to its customers through the chain's Super Saver program, he said. To call attention to its revamped Mexican section, Prevo's currently is setting up promotions with its specialty food distributor.
"We're waiting for our specialty food supplier to come through on those [promotions]," said Prevo. "They're still trying to line up things such as advertising, promotion dollars and demos for us, but the response time hasn't been quite what we'd like it to be."
Despite the delay in promotional activity, Prevo told SN his improved Mexican food section is taking off. "I'd say [sales are] up approximately 10%," he said.
Burks of The Mad Butcher said it's more difficult to promote the imported items it stocks in its Mexican section. "We've got to make sure we've got enough product secured. It's not like ordering Kraft merchandise, which the warehouse would have plenty of," Burks said. Burks told SN The Mad Butcher hopes to promote its new specialty Mexican line in the fall, but will have to conduct an advanced survey to secure enough products for the promotion.
Promotions offered by domestic Mexican food manufacturers are helping to boost sales for The Mad Butcher's imported line. Twice a month, Burks said, promotions offered by American manufacturers draw shoppers into the Mexican food section.
Though most retailers told SN they merchandise their Mexican foods within a Mexican or international section, they often cross-merchandise Mexican items with other categories to boost sales.
Building a salsa and tortilla chip endcap was cited by most retailers as the favorite cross-merchandising combination, but others incorporate complementary items from other departments into their cross-merchandising strategies.
"We put some of the picante sauces over in produce." said Larry Brown, grocery buyer at Balls Food Stores, Kansas City, Kan.
Duane Proulx, grocery buyer at Bashas' Markets, Chandler, Ariz., cross-merchandises his Mexican foods in both the produce and dairy departments.
"[With] avocados, lettuce, tomatoes and even with sour cream in the dairy aisle," said Proulx. Bashas', he added, also cross- merchandises its Mexican foods on endcaps and in aisle stacks.
Renaldi of Martin's constantly cross-merchandises Mexican items throughout the store. "We bring it out into all departments: shredded cheese, tomatoes, onions, ground beef, everything to make tacos or fajitas," Renaldi added.
Other types of cross-merchandising opportunities also are available. For instance, Central Islip, N.Y.-based Waldbaum's, a division of A&P, Montvale, N.J., is cross-merchandising Tagamet UB .... acid reducer and Pepto-Bismol in its Mexican foods section, SN found in a store visit.
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Mexican foods are essential to Center Store inventories in the West and Southwest, retailers told SN.
"Because we're in southern California, it's a staple item for us," said Cara Yokomizo, senior grocery buyer at Trader Joe, South Pasadena, Calif. "It's as common as pizza or bread."
Judie Geise, assistant director at Andronico's Market, Albany, Calif., agreed. "I think people in California are aware of this type of cooking and have integrated it into their daily lives," she said.
Sales are doing so well that few chains heavily promote the category. According to Yokomizo, Trader Joe rarely pitches its Mexican food because most items are so popular they sell themselves. Geise said Andronico's only plugs its Mexican food during Cinco de Mayo, a Mexican holiday. "We have things that might not be available in the general realm of supermarkets," Geise said, citing that Andronico's stocks several types of specialty peppers and items from small regional manufacturers.
Bashas' Markets, Chandler, Ariz., promotes tortillas, beans and salsas on a weekly basis, said Duane Proulx, grocery buyer. And Balls Food Stores, Kansas City, Kan., features Mexican food in its ad every other week, according to Larry Brown, grocery buyer. Balls also caters to Kansas City's significant ethnic population by stocking a greater variety of Mexican food in stores with a heavy Mexican customer base, Brown said.
Though shelf-stable Mexican items are top sellers in areas with a large ethnic populations, many retailers told SN they prefer to integrate fresh and shelf-stable products in their stores.
"Customers can buy freshly baked tortillas that are delivered to our stores daily," said Trader Joe's Yokomizo.


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May 6, 1968
IN THE MATTER OF ANONYMOUS, PETITIONER,v.ANONYMOUS, RESPONDENT
Luigi R. Marano, J.
After trial in this filiation proceeding in which the respondent had denied paternity, I adjudged the respondent to be the father of the infant child born in January, 1967. I thereupon made an order directing the respondent to pay the sum of $15 weekly to the petitioner, together with the hospitalization coverage.
It appears that the respondent is now married to a third party other than the petitioner. The petitioner resides with her mother and several brothers and sisters in her mother's home. It appears further that the petitioner's family and friends (other than her mother) are under the impression that the petitioner hurriedly married a soldier who immediately was shipped to Viet Nam where he was killed.
I now have before me an application by the respondent for visitation rights, which the petitioner is vigorously opposing.
This, being a filiation proceeding, is a civil action designed to protect the welfare of the child and, therefore, statutes covering such proceedings should be liberally construed. (Schaschlo v. Taishoff, 2 N.Y.2d 408; Matter of Gordon v. Coe, 54 Misc. 2d 967.)
We need not look to any statute for authority to entertain an application for visitation rights since this rests squarely on the broad power of equity to make such determination as is dictated by the consideration of the welfare of the child. Generally, the power rests with the Family Court to make any order in matters within its jurisdiction, including permission for visitation. (Matter of Anonymous v. Anonymous, 50 Misc. 2d 43.)
Our courts have come a long way from the common law which held that an illegitimate child was filius nullius, the child of no one, the community, not its natural parent, being responsible for its support. (Duerr v. Wittmann, 5 A.D.2d 326.)
The matter of visitation is a species of custody and involves correlative control over and, therefore, interference to some extent in the upbringing of the child. (People ex rel. Meredith v. Meredith, 272 App. Div. 79, 87, affd. 297 N. Y. 692.)
Paraphrasing the language of Judge Cardozo in Finlay v. Finlay (240 N. Y. 429, 433-434) the court acts as parens patrice to do what is best for the infant and the best interest of the infant is the guiding principle in the determination of custody and rights of visitation.
As a matter of fact, in the Meredith case, the court stated that although the mother of an illegitimate child is prima facie entitled to its custody when she is a proper and suitable person, that the court would exercise its function in a case where the mother was unfit to award custody to the father and a fortiori visitation rights. The Appellate Division stated the same consideration for the welfare of the child obtains in England. (See Queen v. Barnado, [1891] 1 Q. B. 194, 200.) The courts, in matters of this kind, have often declared that the Trial Judge is in the best position to evaluate the character of petitioner and respondent and the printed record is not a satisfactory substitute for the first hand observation by the Judge of the parties and witnesses.
In the case of Matter of Endresen (277 App. Div. 894) the court reiterated that the paramount consideration in any determination concerning visitation rights is the welfare of the child and in People ex rel. Heller v. Heller (184 Misc. 709) it was decided that the court may deny visitation where there is a possibility, however slight, that harm may come to the child if it is granted.
In the 1958 case of Matter of Anonymous (12 Misc. 2d 211), it was decided that in a case where the parties and their two children had been living together as a family unit, he would grant visitation rights although he made clear that were this a situation where the children had merely been begotten through a temporary illicit relationship, his decision would be different.
In 1961, the matter of visitation rights of the putative father was before the Appellate Division of the First Department in the case of People ex rel. "Francois" v. "Ivanova " (14 A.D.2d 317) and in a Per Curiam decision (with Justice Breitel dissenting), the court reiterating that the Trial Judge was in a unique position to form an estimate of the quality of the parties, sustained the lower court's habeas corpus proceeding granting visitation rights to the putative father where the parties and the infant lived together as a family unit for upwards of six years prior to the commencement of the proceeding.
It must be noted, however, that in the Ivanova case, Justice Breitel in his dissenting opinion, did set forth what would appear on first blush to be substantially cogent reasons for totally denying visitation rights to a putative father.
My research would indicate the last written opinion in New York on the subject is the well-reasoned case decided by Judge Hugh R. Elwyn. In the Matter of Cornell v. Hartley (54 Misc. 2d 732), where the natural mother and the putative father had been living together on and off at various times, that the father might have some visitation rights, only with the mother's consent.
In the case of Matter of Godinez v. Russo (49 Misc. 2d 66) the court disagreed with the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children insofar as the latter in custody matters carried with it the presumption of custody in favor of the natural mother. In awarding custody to the father of the illegitimate child because the mother was unfit, and granting visitation rights to the mother, the court stated that the proper standard is that which is enumerated in section 70 of the Domestic Relations Law regardless of the manner of birth of the child.
I now have before me the determination of the question whether visitation rights are to be granted to the putative father where no family relationship has existed and where the child is only a year old.
My research indicates that this may be a case of first impression. I am led to the conclusion that I must grant reasonable visitation rights. My reasons therefor flow from my feeling that, if the putative father, just as the natural father or the divorced father, lives not too far away and is sufficiently interested enough to be willing to visit the child regularly it will be of great value for the child.
If the father because of shame concerning his failure in a relationship, or painful associations, or fear of being scolded by the mother of the child loses contact with the child, the child will be deprived of love, affection and interest which are essential in his upbringing and character formation.
Furthermore, if the child subsequently finds that one of the parents has lied, he loses some of his faith and conviction about the importance of honesty itself.
Of course, there are people who do not set any great store on honesty and feel that lies are indicated in a situation such as the present. But I think practical experience shows us that the truth rises to the surface. A child brought up with a false story about his father does not stay fooled for very long. He learns the truth and eventually learns to tinker with truth itself after the first shock has worn off. In situations of this kind the parents should try to instill in the child morals and standards possibly a shade higher than their own even though this may be a difficult assignment in today's materialistic and permissive atmosphere.
The courts of other States have possibly been a little earlier in recognizing the advantage of permitting visitation rights to the putative father unless it was shown that the visits would be detrimental to the best interests of the child.
In the case of Commonwealth v. Rozanski (206 Pa. Super. Ct. 397), the Superior Court of Pennsylvania in determining to overrule previous decisions on the question of granting visitation rights to the putative father, stated that the governing criterion must always be the welfare and the best interests of the child. In affirming an order granting visitation rights to the putative father the court said that the putative father may in many instances instill in the child a sense of stability; he may develop qualities in the child which the mother is uninterested, unwilling or incapable of developing. To the extent that he can perform such a valuable service his presence becomes exceedingly important. The Superior Court wisely concluded that to the illegitimate child the father is not putative.
In the very early 1913 New Jersey case of Baker v. Baker (81 N. J. Eq. 135) the court said that it could not perceive why in a case where the father was contributing to the maintenance of the illegitimate child he had not the right to see the child and determine for himself whether the stipend was being properly administered and why the father should not be permitted to satisfy himself by inspection that the child was being properly clothed and nourished and was receiving a proper education and moral upbringing. The court very properly stated that the child should receive the benefit of the infusion into it at an early age, of the natural love and affection from a parent who is interested in its well-being which might in later years enable it to bear the ignominy of his origin if he had the consciousness that he was acknowledged to be on the same affectionate footing as any other child, and concluded that visitation rights to illegitimate children should be on a par with legitimate children.
Of course, in a case where it can be shown that the visitation privileges would be detrimental to the best interests of the child, even where visitation rights have been granted, the courts have not been reluctant to cancel or revoke the visitation privileges.
It is elementary that visitation rights are always a matter for the supervision of the courts. Should petitioner subsequently find that the father's presence has had adverse effects on the child's welfare, it is the privilege as well as the duty of the petitioner to present the facts to the court and if the court, after weighing the evidence, decides that the visitation rights have not been beneficial to the child, it will not hesitate to revoke or restrict the same.
Therefore, the respondent husband shall have visitation away from the home on Sundays from the hours of 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Notify all parties.
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The BBC today confirmed that it would be closing radio stations 6 Music and the Asian Network to free up nearly £600 million a year.
Many in the industry have already criticised the move and described it as "politically motivated".
In a report to the BBC Trust, titled Putting Quality First, the Beeb revealed plans to halve the number of sections on its website, close "lower performing sites" and spend 25 per cent less on its online content.
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Salt and Sugar Shrimp
Total Time
Prep 40 mins
Cook 5 mins
Rubbing with salt and sugar before grilling results in really succulent shrimp. This is a Sunset recipe.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 lbs large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 2 tablespoons kosher salt
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1⁄4 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- lemon wedge
- Rinse shrimp and drain. In a large bowl mix together salt and sugar. Add shrimp and stir to coat evenly. Cover bowl and chill at least 45 minutes or up to 2 hours.
- If using wooden skewers, get them soaking in water for about 20 minutes. Prepare grill for direct-heat cooking.
- Rinse salt and sugar from shrimp and pat dry. Thread shrimp in a C shape onto metal or wooden skewers. Lay the skewers in a rimmed pan. In a glass bowl, combine oil, lemon juice and garlic; Pour over shrimp and turn skewers to coat evenly. Let stand 5 to 10 minutes.
- Lay skewers on grill over hot coals or high heat on a gas grill. Close lid on gas grill. Cook, turning once, until shrimp are bright pink on the outside and opaque but still moist-looking in center of thickest part, about 5 minutes.
- Transfer skewers to a platter and serve with lemon wedges to squeeze juice over.
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I believe that this recipe must work, but I must have not rinsed the shrimp well enough. They were very very salty. Just a warning to the next person to try it. Rinse well.
I know this may sound a little unusual at first, but the results are amazing and it's very easy. You can also put the shrimp under the broiler if you'd rather not BBQ. I sometimes add some fresh herbs (dill, thyme, whatever you have) with the olive oil.


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Very central and convenient, had everything I needed
Location was good. No internet connection for 3 nights and the second day morning the hotel staff told me that there is no internet in all Bari, but it was a lie which I cannot appreciate...Although I am an engineer, I could not have the air-conditioner working at all nights, but I did not ask the hotel staff about it...
Friendly staff .Clean room. Few facilities around. Close to train station and easy access to airport transportation. Free internet (reasonable quality). Could be cheaper.
actually iam arrived at 10:00pm and ileft in early morning,,.the hotel close to train station. breakfast very pooooor
Nice hotel very close to the train station.
The staff was very helpful. Location was also excelent. They have on the site "free wi-fi internet". I stayed there for 3 days and it never worked properly.
Nice People, next to the railway station, modern Breakfast was not really convincingly, no fresh fruitsjuices par exemple
The accomodations are good and the staff was very honest to solve a problem in my booking. Due this I really recommend this hotel.
Nice and close to the train station The restaurant really isn't worth it
Even dont know from what to start... The location is awful! If you dont have a car or if you gonna leave car on the parking, this hotel is not for you! Yes, it's 500 metres from sea but (!!!) there's no beach in that place and the seashore is rocky! Also there's a speedway near the hotel. So when you gonna go to the center by bus it's ok but when you come back from the center you have to pass the overpass which is in 100 metres from bus stop and if you come back in the night it's absolutely dark there and quite scary. It took about 30 minutes to get to the center from hotel (on the back way +10 minutes to pass the overpass). When we came back in the 1st day to the hotel from the city, we discovered that our room didnt tidy up. We carried out the rubbbish by ourselves. Breakfast was too poor for that price. There wasnt any chioce in juices, there wasnt any yougurt, no muesli. The staff almost dont speak english. When I asked to call a taxi I was given a telephone number and had to call by myself. Too expensive for such conditions
Renewed on 2009. Room was spacious, with big screen TV. Villa/hotel was clean and the staff/owners were friendly. Wi-Fi was good. Italian breakfast (Cappuccino, croussan, jam and toasted bread). Easy to reach by main highways, and close with Bari center, airport or port. Parking as well with no charge. No elevator, and no support staff to help you lifting luggage in upper floors.
friendliness of staff when they were there a quiet and fairly secluded place even if close to the highway free and working Internet access almost no breakfast bad location if traveling without a car
Room looks good and it's clean and comfortable, hotel staff is nice Very far from the city center next to a big road (its between the house and the sea also) that is why it noisy, and you can not reach the sea there.Teracce has no equipment
Clean and comfortable Difficult to find. Nowhere nearby to eat. We were recommended a very over priced restaurant which turned out to belong to the owner's husband. We were left without taxi to the airport and it was impossible to contact the owner , even with cellphone number. The 6th passing car stopped and kindly took us to the airport.
Room was spacious, clean, quiet, air conditioning worked well, good shower / toilet facilities. Good shuttle service. Excellent breakfast!
Close to the airport with no plane noise, somehow! Very nice and comfortable rooms with plenty of room to spread out your luggage and a great pool! The spa services also looked great although we didn't use them. I chose this hotel because of the airport shuttle but was surprised when it cost 10Euro. As close as they were I expected no charge because that is standard in U.S. I should have asked in advance since it wasn't on the English website.
Excellent hotel. Very nice and clean room. Free and very fast internet and free parking. Very spacious and safe parking lot. Staff is very kind and helpful. Comfortable and refreshing place. Slightly out of town. If you are to visit Bari you need a car. Breakfast was weak.
Big and free parking, fast and free internet in the room, big rooms with all necessary facilities. Late breakfast (starting at 7:30) so I couldn't have breakfast at all. Hotel is rather old and it needs some refreshment. I got an invoice issued to booking.com instead of my company name.
the architecthiural image and specialy the garden breacfast time
We're travelling by car and stayed in the hotel with two children. The room was spacious and modern. The bathroom was spacious as well. Free car-parking. A swimming pool. Breakfast would be better.
there was silence, exept the big street but you just keep the window closed and its ok. /
Very close to the Airport and easy to find
Great facilities, lovely bed, bathroom, air con just all round high quality. The breakfast was incredibly good! And the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Really worth every penny. Situation. Extremely busy road not for the faint of heart - if you miss the turning for it it's a nightmare to get back too!
size, quiet and cleaning of the room
Considering it was a Best Western we were pleasantly surprised of the upkeep of the facility. However, your customer service representative indicated that the hotel was close to the port--this was not the case. It cost my family over 40E in cab fair for a 20 minute drive to get from the hotel to the port! The hotel was selected based on your recommendation.
Excellent service from the staff. Quiet environment. No.
very clean rooms , good housekeeping , restaurant very good price for wifi internet in lobby very high
Although we arrived very late, due to airline problems, we received the warmest of welcomes from the night porter, who also went out of his way to make us some sandwiches and a drink. It was a very pleasant end to an awful day. Surrounding district - very industrial
Well presented and nicely designed facility internally. In the middle of nowhere about 5km from Bari centre with no public transport links. Only accessible by very expensive local taxis and even more expensive hotel shuttle car. Hotel refuses to book local taxis only their car. 40 Euros for 4 people for a 20 minute journey when local taxi charged 25 (32 at night). An alledged 'flood' meant many guests were transferred to another hotel 8km from Bari, past the airport and no compensation for additional transport costs. Was a fight with reception for travelling group to remain in the same building. Despite the 'flood' a room was found but many others not so lucky.
Should be a 2-star, instead of a 3-star. I cannot understand how such a hotel was given a 3-star rating. The cost was much too high for this hotel. The old elevator, the cost, and the lack of amenities. Rooms were small, mattresses were old, restroom lacked privacy due to sliding doors that did not work properly.
The hotel staff and the location of the hotel. The lack of facilities.
One of the staff speaks good English and was very helpful
location shower room
Friendly, courteous, helpful staff and strict security systems Strict security systems made it seem sometimes as if there were some to fear -- double-edged sword
Ease of access to station, old town, etc.
A very pleasant hotel. The location is excellent, a stone's throw from the train station and the room was perfectly acceptable. This is a very nice hotel but given that the prices are quite high I would have expected it to be slightly more modern. There is no internet connection. Hotel prices in Bari tend to be high across the board so it's probably fairly typical.
Staff made excellent recommendation for dining. I would have enjoyed fresh brioche and bread over the packaged breakfast items.
The hotel was conveniently located for the railway station and hence local buses as well as the town and shopping. It has its limitations - one would have been better off going else where for b'fast.
The hotel is very functional, close to the railway station , the staff are very helpful
The staff is very friendly and helpfull, f.i. we could change our room to matrimonial. Clean rooms, good location in the centre of Bari. The walls are very thin, we heared our neighbours too much. It is not so cheap, but every hotel at Bari is.
Clean, efficient, room was recently renovated and in great condition. Breakfast buffet was ample (by Italian standard). I really liked it. I didn't mind, but I imagine some people might mind being on a busy street. I was on the nineth floor and had a very quiet room.
Convenience and courtesy.
Rather an austere room, but it was quiet, everything functioned, and I was given the bathtub I requested.
all the best,clean, comfort,breakfast-very good.personal-good.i was lucky to be here.the very good hotel i like all.
The bed was comfortable The decor was "tired", but, in fairness to the hotel, some refurbishment appeared to be taking place.
Very friendly and helpful staff, appropriate environment, good value for the price, good location and accessability, close to the historical centre It's under reconstruction right now. It does not really effect the quality, no noise or dust or any other discomfort, but soon it will be even better than it already is.
nothing its very bad & old hotel Bad roms with Bad beds ( very small 80 cm ) & no nun smook rooms ( very bad smill ) & no Parking for car ( we pay 30 Euro per night to Parking our car )
The room was very clean and tidy. The location was convenient, only a couple of blocks away from the central train station of Bari and not more than 20 minutes by feet away from the port The bizzare electrological circuit. You had to turn on some switchers in order to give power to the sockets. I never managed to make one of the sockets work.
breakfast was good room was very small for the price we could not leave the window open at night as the room was on the first floor and a service roof was outside the window we booked for a double room and given a twin. when asked to changed we were moved to a smoking room again not our preference. The girl at the reception was farily grudging about all this but all other staff were very friendly
This hotel and its staff went out of their way to make our stay memorable. I wrote letters to the management and personal thank-yous to the staff because I was so touched at their attention and service. It may be a little off the beaten track but it is worth the effort!
Good hotel, but little too far for the old city experience.
Clean and accomidating. Some of the staff spoke English so that was helpful traveling from America. Offered a shuttle that took you where you needed to go for a reasonable price. Nothing really in walking distance for you to go to. A car would be needed or the shuttle service.
staff friendly and helpful an easy drive from Bari but still 15 minutes from the ring road
Nice hotel and very kind staff
Next to the motorway. No Swimming Pool.
Staff were very nice and friendly Breakfast could have been more Eruropeanised
staff was amazing and more than accomodating location on the highway was not the most convenient... although they did offer shuttle service.
The hotel itself was great, very clean, nicely furnished, little extras in the bathroom and friendly, helpful, professional staff. Comfortable bed, Sky TV, nice breakfast and good coffee. The only thing I didn't like about the hotel was it was in the middle of nowhere and an expensive taxi ride from Bari ferry port. I used the hotel shuttle service in the morning to go to the train station, but if there was a shuttle service at night that picked up guests from the port/station (which I was told when I rang there wasn't, but now I'm looking at other reviews, they say there was, must have been lost in translation when I rang), it would make it a perfect place to stay.
breakfast and kindness of the staff wall paper old fashion....
Convenient location for old city and train station. Good breakfast Very helpful staff
Breakfast was geat!!
Comfortable bed and pillows, nice shower with plenty of hot water. Insufficient access to electrical outlets.
The hotel is close to the Historic old town and the Cruise Liners terminal and is within walking distance from the main shopping centre. The Hotel personnel was very helpful. The price is a bit on the high side in certain periods.
Good location and good sized rooms
The staff, location, facilities were good and the price None
Very nice Hotel just next to the old town and the promenade. It's an old style, elegant hotel, although not new, so the furniture and the building. It is far from luxurious, but still very nice. The breakfast is nice, I loved their bruschetta! I prefer the rooms looking on the street, instead of the coutryard where the air conditioning stuff is, although the first room we got looked a little bit better, than the one that looking on the street. You must try panino (bread) packed with ham (or mortadella) and grana or mozzarella cheese, that you get in almost all, even small supermarkets. Very nice to grab one while walking in the old town! The bus from the Airport (Tempesta) stops just 2-300m from the hotel (4.15€/person one way). At the breakfast you get only two kind of meat (mortadella and ham), and there is no prosciutto crudo (raw ham) and grana (hard cheese), two absolute must-haves in Italy. At some restaurants they charge you 1-3€ service fee per person.
This was a very lovely hotel!! Very comfortable bed and pillows and the bathroon and main room were very roomy and beautiful. The desk people were extremely friendly and helpful too!! The breakfast room was lovely as well and the food was wonderful.
The hotel was at the center of the city and within walking distance from all the main attractions (old city, seafront) and shopping area. My room was large and very clean. The breakfast was good as well. If you are travelling by car you can book a parking space at the hotel. You need to pay extra but it is worth it since finding a free space in Bari is very difficult !
The hotel room was comfortable and clean. It is very difficult to find, as all the locals know it by a different name. It is called "The Palace" with the locals. It is in between the port and the train station, so it takes a bit of a walk to reach it to/from either location (if you know where you're going).
Close to the historic city center. Nice, clean, real 4* hotel. no parking around the hotel (not even for motorbikes).
Staff very poor in apporach to guest , fet very unwelcome in hotel as we were there for a football match
Nice place if you get the location at the piazza. Difficult to find and to park
It was very good for our meeting pionts and was very close to the center of Bari
A very usual and common hotel. Nothing special to notice.. The air conditioning did not work properly. The hot-cold water mixers did not work well. The TV is old CRT. The insonation is not good enough for 4 stars.
Very convenient for the station, very good check in and friendly staff who spoke english..Breakfast adequate. No information regarding local area or activities. Airconditioning in room temperature could only be set by reception from central control
close to the bus connection to the airport too modern
not 4 star! only 3 maximum!
Very near from Bari central station. New hotel and clean. Hotel staff can speak English and nice/
Staff was very nice. Room was a bit noisy.
The front counter staff were effecient, helpful & courteous
very friendly staff, excellent location, quiet, good service and breakfast rather small rooms, small shower cabin in bathroom
Good location, restaurants, shops, everything you may need all around you. expecially the center of the town & old town. Wc & few amenities inside, noise in the rooms from via piccinni side, very few smiling faces (morning shift reception), poor breakfast (no eggs at all)
friendly english speaking staff, free wireless internet hot room, somewhat noisy, no international channels on tv
The friendliness and professionalism of the night concierge. He was very helpful and asissted us with info re taxis and atm locations. no
The staff were all extremely friendly and helpful
Nice, clean, stylish rooms in a handy location for the town centre N/A
Location of the hotel was excellent for city trip, having the Old Town in 3 minutes walk, car rental and other facilities also nearby. Staff is really friendly and helpful. Altough the room was nice, the shower in the bathroom was pretty small. For me it was fun, being not too tall, not to strong, but turning below the shower was kind of exercise even to me. If considering longer stay, keep in mind that range of breakfast offers is quite limited, without any warm food, like toast f.e. and many sweet one.
Located centrally with good neigbouring shops & restaurants. Walking distance to everything including the renovated old town. Polite and very helpful staff. I would recommend the Hotel to others. Noise at 7.30 am on a Saturday from engineers working on lifts. We were unable to rest after a long night traveling. Work could have been done at a later time whne guests were expected to be more-less awake.
buffet breakfast, free internet, friendly staff,


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The first winter has come, and with it, new problems. No longer are the zombies the biggest threat to survival. With the global infrastructure gone, people are forced to do whatever it takes to survive...even the unthinkable. Steve faces his toughest decision yet as he tries to lead his people through one nightmare after another. Kevin risks everything to save one girl and finds himself in the middle of a military fight for power.
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Everything hangs by the thinnest of threads. In a Dead world, nothing is certain and nobody is safe. Friends have fallen; some enemies have been defeated only to be replaced by yet another. As the first year of the zombie apocalypse ends and a new year begins, can a person hope that the coming of spring can be a starting point for re-birth? If not... then what is the point of trying to survive?
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The zombies have risen, the world has spiraled into chaos. Small pockets of survivors continue to struggle each day to survive. The best and worst of humanity fight the undead and themselves as they come to grips with a new, violent reality. See the world through Steve's eyes as he tries to balance the duties of leading a band of survivors while caring for a young, Hispanic orphan girl.
Winter is coming... As survivors around the world struggle to get their feet under them in a world overrun by the walking dead, a new problem rears its head. As unstoppable as any horde of zombies, the seasons march on, heedless of the fragility of the human race. The first winter is approaching.
Winter has gone, but the world is no less inhospitable. The survivors of this first winter now face some of the darkest and most soul-wrenching choices thus far. From the outskirts of London to an island refuge in Oregon, small groups struggle to build a new life. Kevin recovers to a realization that shatters his dreams, yet he must stand up and take the role of leader - or die trying. His followers, now largely consisting of juvenile delinquents and society cast-offs, need him.
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Toni Nadal who is the coach of the 4 time French Open champion Rafael Nadal said some quite rude remarks about the French crowd on Spanish radion Station Cadena Ser.
Toni was none too pleased to hear how little the Parisian crowd was supporting the 4-time defending champion:
In an interview with the Spanish radio station Cadena Ser, Toni Nadal said there was some truth to the phrase: "There is only one set of supporters that is worse than the French and that is the Parisians."
"They say it themselves and it's true, the Parisian crowd is pretty stupid. I think the French don't like it when a Spaniard wins," he added. "Wanting someone to lose is a slightly conceited way of amusing yourself. They show the stupidity of people who think themselves superior.R"
Rafael had made mention of the crowd's waning support in his post-match presser after the loss saying,
Maybe at one stage they supported Soderling more than me, and that was a bit sad. But I wish when I'm back they can support me a bit more in key moments.
I know it is great to see the underdog do well, but we are still talking about 4-time defending champion who was little put back by the lack of support. Although I can see why the French crowd might have supported Soderling, because it was a turn point in French Open history and its great to see something like this happen.


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Conspiracy theories have always been a part of hip-hop folklore. There are people who actually believe that 2Pac is still alive somewhere in Cuba and even Eazy-EŌĆÖs death is shrouded in conspiracy theories. The latest questionable fact is attached to Kanye West.
Apparently, some people think that KanyeŌĆÖs 2002 song ŌĆ£Through the Wire,ŌĆØ which he recorded with his jaw completely wired shut after a near-fatal car accident, is completely fake.
Someone on Twitter accused Kanye of making the song up to conceal the fact that he was viciously assaulted in Chicago, and that it left him with a broken jaw. Now while we love a good conspiracy theory, this one sounds bogus.
Plus, it was widely reported that 'Ye's car accident happened in Los Angeles. So there's no possible way that Kanye flew from Chicago to L.A. with a broken jaw just so he could record the song.
Nevertheless, ŌĆ£Through the WireŌĆØ became a trending topic on Twitter with people in disbelief that anyone would doubt KanyeŌĆÖs ingenuity on the song. Not only that, the G.O.O.D. Music leader is also a topic of discussion for addressing Kid Cudi's crude remarks about him on Twitter.
"It's too early in the morning for this Kanye slander..and of all things it's about 'Through The Wire'?!?! The blasphemy!!!" tweeted one person. Another Twitter user wrote, "I just really don't understand how people are gonna say that Through The Wire Is Fake. That'd be like finding out Santa Claus isn't real."
What do you think? Is Kanye West's "Through the Wire" a fake song? Tell us in the comments below.
Check out the Twitter reactions:
"Ye, is it true you got beat down in Chicago in October 2002 and used "Through the Wire" to cover it up?"
— B (@branduhnwalker) September 15, 2016
It's too early in the morning for this Kanye slander..and of all things it's about "Through The Wire"?!?! The blasphemy!!!
— Dimitrius Lynch II (@MeetroMusic) September 15, 2016
I just really don't understand how people are gonna say that Through The Wire Is Fake. That'd be like finding out Santa Claus isn't real
— JustinĶŗźÕ»┐ńÅŹ (@starns_barns) September 15, 2016
Wait are people up saying the car crash that inspired Through the Wire was a lie? I would like to be excused from this narrative.
— Craig Jenkins (@CraigSJ) September 15, 2016
Yall be saying on here why would Kanye fake the whole Through the Wire video
— lil nae (@Upt_Nae) September 15, 2016
Cut the BS with the Through The Wire Blasphemy.. that song is as real as it gets pic.twitter.com/5RF1coCmfK
— Danny Tremblay (@A1_DMillz) September 15, 2016
Wait, we are coming up with reasons to hate Through the Wire now? Look, you can hate on Ye all you want, but don't get carried away…
— Tim Glancy (@OMGlancy) September 15, 2016
kanye faking "through the wire" to cover up a fistfight might be one of the funniest conspiracy theories ive ever heard
— The Forbidden K-One! (@LightskinJesuSP) September 15, 2016
And then I'm hearing idiots say Kanye faked "Through The Wire". I see Twitter is on trash early today
— SC: ShannonDMoorer (@ShannonMoorer) September 15, 2016
Me finding out "Through The Wire" was all a big lie pic.twitter.com/2VJHWYz7d6
— Wild Wild Seth (@SpikeReeds) September 15, 2016


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