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HTML5 For Web Designers Sells Out
The first printing of Jeremy Keith's HTML5 For Web Designers has sold out.
For a book about web forms, semantics, and the history of markup, it's done pretty well:
- The book sold 1,000 copies during the first hour of pre-sales.
- It sold 5,000 copies during the first 24 hours of pre-sales.
- The first printing sold out within two months.
Haven't ordered yours yet, and now they're sold out? Not to worry: a second printing is in the works; orders will ship the week of July 26.
So where's my book, already?
We ship worldwide. Orders generally ship within 3 days and take 7–10 days to arrive. Some orders take longer, typically because of hold-ups at your local post office, over which we have no control. (Intriguingly, foreign orders shipped quickly, in many cases arriving much sooner than US orders.) We have expedited all remaining shipments to get you your book faster.
We ship via US Postal Service, so no tracking numbers are available.
If you ordered before June 30 and still have not received your order, please be patient a few more days, and thank you for bearing with our learning curve. We know a lot about web design, but we're still getting the hang of interpreting what mail houses and the US Postal Service mean by "guaranteed fast shipping."
If you need to speak to someone about your order, write to us.
I want an ebook, not a dead tree! What gives?
Stay tuned; we're working on ebook versions. Follow @abookapart to learn when they're released.
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33 Responses to "HTML5 For Web Designers Sells Out"
Luke Dorny said on 15 July 2010 at 2:42 pm:
Can't wait to see a rainbow of spines on my shelf with dogeared corners and placeholder subscription cards sticking out the top of them.
Go, go, go!
Kai said on 15 July 2010 at 2:51 pm:
wish i could feed this baby to my ipad… any release date for the digital version yet?
Kai said on 15 July 2010 at 2:52 pm:
oops… sorry just so the last paragraph now. scuse me sir!
Heidi Voltmer said on 15 July 2010 at 3:05 pm:
Congratulations Jeffrey. It is great to see the continued success of ALA, AEA, and now ABA.
Shane said on 15 July 2010 at 3:20 pm:
Every day for the past few, I've returned home after work, hoping that it's on the floor. Thanks for the update – good to know that it's sold well, but even better to know that it should be with me soon.
Arpan said on 15 July 2010 at 3:46 pm:
I'm curious to know why the ebook version is taking so long?
Why not just make a PDF of the print book, and sell it? And offer the epub version when it is available for free?
Not criticizing, just curious about what issues ebook publishing has compared to print.
Mark Sinkinson said on 15 July 2010 at 4:26 pm:
I ordered on Monday before the sell out notice. Will I have to wait till the second print run to get mine or are these orders being fulfilled now?
Patrick Haney said on 15 July 2010 at 4:53 pm:
We received our copy of HTML5 for Web Designers this week, and it's fantastic. I haven't read it all yet, as short as it is, but the design is as beautiful as one would expect from Mr. Santa Maria. What I love about it, besides its design, is how small and short it is. It almost feels like a short journal from Mr. Keith on the intricacies of HTML5. It's more personal than your typical book, and it feels special. That's something you don't get in a lot of books these days.
Dev said on 15 July 2010 at 5:30 pm:
Where is the ISBN ?
Stork said on 15 July 2010 at 6:21 pm:
I missed the whole part about why it isn't available at major retailers (like Amazon or B&N). I'm sure there are compelling reasons not to sell through them. But I have many compelling reason to buy through them. I purchased my "Designing with Web Standards" (a book that completely changed my view on web design [for the better], thank you, Jeffrey) from B&N off the shelf. Why not this one, too?
I'm still going to buy the book… I just feel weird using PayPal. Maybe I'm in the minority disliking PayPal so much. But just as you like physical books so much, so too I like physical book stores.
Jane Phillips said on 15 July 2010 at 7:21 pm:
The reason for not making a PDF of epub of the books is just money. It's a lot easier for someone to duplicate it and pass out copies of an ebook than a print copy.
Dean said on 15 July 2010 at 7:29 pm:
Congratulations to all involved in this, it is certainly a success well deserved.
I've only just sat down to start reading it, after having it delivered to my parents address due to a move during the shipping period, and then leaving it there by accident when I finally got to pick it up. Its amazingly beautiful, and a great read.
So congratulations once again, and a big thank you to all involved.
Looking forward to then next book.
Phillip Chee said on 15 July 2010 at 7:58 pm:
When I tried to order it, I always got an error when I clicked the payment button through PayPal. It kept saying that there was a problem with the order and the originating web site. So after the third attempt over a two-week period in June I gave up. I'm glad there's going to be a second edition, but if I can't buy the book because of a damn server error I'm going to kick someone.
webecho said on 15 July 2010 at 9:33 pm:
It's great to hear you've sold out already. Reassuring even.
It's a beautifully written and presented book, and Jeremy has done a masterful job explaining and presenting HTML5 for us.
After a long wait for it to arrive, it was devoured in a couple of hours – very much looking forward to the next in the ABA series.
anxiously waiting in Alaska said on 15 July 2010 at 10:49 pm:
Glad I'm a friend on FB so I could find out what's happening. Been anxiously waiting for it to arrive but been to busy designing to bug the procurement people for follow up. BTW, for future mailings, USPS does have tracking, it's called delivery confirmation and works GREAT!! We have shipped items for years (as an artist) and Delivery Confirmation is the way to go. At least that way they – the post office – has to be accountable. Just an idea. Looking forward to getting the book! Was great to see you guys in Seattle this spring :-)
David Goss said on 16 July 2010 at 4:55 am:
Intriguingly, foreign orders shipped quickly, in many cases arriving much sooner than US orders
You're right, mine arrived with me in the UK rather snappily while many Americans were still waiting.
It's an excellent book, as expected, and even though I've been following HTML5 quite closely, I learned a lot and was compelled to get straight into coding as soon as I reached the back cover. Also, like you said when you first talked about it, I'll be keeping the book close by for a while as a reference.
Personally, I share your original position on the ebook issue – for me the $9 to ship the dead tree version was more than worth it. It just won't be the same on screen, although I'm sure you'll do as good a job of it as is humanly possible.
I'm very much looking forward to the next one now. Would it be Mr. Marcotte's that you mentioned on TBWS recently?
Brian Durkin said on 16 July 2010 at 10:22 am:
Congrats! For such a small book it really is packed with lots of great info. Jeremy Keith did a fantastic job! I blew through on the train and then have been actually referring back to the code in it as well so it really is a great little reference guide of sorts.
I am also a big fan of your blog and tweets! :) Keep up the good work and keep it comin'!
Noël said on 16 July 2010 at 2:10 pm:
I was so happy when I got my copy – it was beautiful and Jeremy's writing is spectacular.
I'm so happy to see it doing so well!
CupidsToejam said on 16 July 2010 at 5:29 pm:
I want my book! I cant wait!
Ritz said on 19 July 2010 at 1:05 pm:
I am rather excited my copy arrived at my place on the 15th. Left undamaged and unmarked, on top of it. I look forward to building up a collection from ABA.
Phillip Chee said on 20 July 2010 at 10:50 am:
Yay! The order went through this time. Now, I'm excited!
Lydia said on 20 July 2010 at 1:36 pm:
Thrilled to come home to my copy yesterday! Congratulations all around, ABA-folk. In addition, I will be interested to read more about your epub generating experience in the future.
Theo said on 21 July 2010 at 8:16 am:
Just received my copy, love it. Thank you !
Bert Vanderveen said on 24 July 2010 at 4:42 pm:
Love the book, love the format (slim, concise, etc.), BUT I do have an issue with the production: the cover ought to be at least varnished — the combo of stock and printing is partial to unsightly scratches and such that really stand out on that orange…
Next time varnish or laminate, please.
On another note: are you guys going to offer a subscription plan for the series? I would go for that in a sec!
Arpan said on 25 July 2010 at 1:49 pm:
Jeffrey, thanks for the insight into the delays. Waiting anxiously for the ePub, especially since I know how much hard work you're putting into preparing a great ebook.
Also, looking forward to the book on CSS3 as well.
David said on 28 July 2010 at 5:02 am:
I appriciate your explanation for the ebook delay, honesty is always the best policy.
I will wait, another month will not kill me and I now know you will put the same love in the epub version as you have in the printed one.
So, thanks very much guys!
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They then suffer two flashes within 10 seconds of each other... which ultimately kills Charlotte. She speaks Korean to Jin, and tells him never to let Sun come back, because, "This place is death!" Girl, then why'd you spend your whole life trying to find it again? I guess perversely that's what we all do - live our whole lives trying to find something and then die. Charlotte's other pre-death mind-flash musings:
- "Why can't daddy come with us?"
- You know what my mom would say about me marrying an American.
- I know more about ancient Carthage than Hannibal himself.
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- Look for the well. You'll find it at the well (her response to what to do if they land in a time before the Orchid existed)
- Admits to Daniel she's been here before - she grew up on the island with the DI
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- She remembers a DI guy - a crazy scary guy - who told her to leave the island and never come back. If she did, she would die. That was Faraday... and he was warning that little girl against the very thing that is happening to her right now that he sits watching.
- I'm not allowed to have chocolate before dinner (her last words)
Flash makes the Orchid disappear, but close nearby is a large well, just as Charlotte predicted.
Jin makes Locke promise not to bring Sun back. Gives Locke his ring as "proof" Jin is dead in case Sun comes to see him. Of course it functions oppositely in Ben's hands.
They lower Locke down. In the middle of his climb... FLASH ...
When the Flash happens, Locke can see it emanating up from below the well, rather than in the sky. Sawyer grabs the rope... and is left hold a rope going straight into solid earth. The well is gone, so this is sometime in the distant past. And when they turn around... well, we don't actually get to that until the next disc.
Locke fell the rest of the way down the well, breaking his leg (more leg injuries for this guy). He screams to see if anyone can hear him. A figure approaches in the dark and lights a lantern. Christian Shephard.
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L: You. What are you doing down here?
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L: Who's your son?
Christian once told Locke he could speak for Jacob, but I'm not convinced that's the case. This character has some bit of disdain going on beneath the surface. I think his body as well as that of Flocke are vehicles for Jacob's Nemesis. Whoever this really is did intend for Locke to turn the wheel, not Ben (Ben - we can gather from his words when he was alone in the wheel chamber - really did think it was the will of Jacob in order to exile him, so we can infer that the one who wanted Locke to turn it was NOT Jacob). The one thing I can't wrap my mind around is Hawking. All roads and all players seem to lead to her. Desmond, Locke, Ben, Widmore, Christian, Richard, Faraday -- all linked, even if known to be on different sides. Is she some kind of Gamemaster? How did she get from regular old island Other of the 50s to this role she now occupies? The other reason I don't trust Christian is his quote about sacrifice above. The only reason Richard told Locke he'd have to die is that Flocke told Richard that in another time period. Christian - unlike guys like Widmore who can't fathom why anyone would have told Locke he's going to need to die - doesn't dispute this at all. In fact he's the one who puts it in Locke's head for good.
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A while back the idea of a 45-70 lever firing 410 shells tickled my fancy, so I did a bit of research on the topic. The end result was that I found out they can do it, but ejecting the spent shell was almost always the hangup. As an aside, you'd end up with donut patterning because of the rifling, but at home defense ranges, I'd imagine this to be a minimal concern.
If i had found a firearm capable of doing this, I probably would have forgone the 30-30 I just bought for one of these hybrid bad boys. Of course you can argue that a shotty does the same thing with slugs, but just curious why this option hasn't been explored yet.
A .410 shotgun for defense? Over a 45/70? There might be a reason no one's tried to make it work.
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What? There's a .410 out there that can deploy with the power of 45-70?
If they actully built .410s to handle slugs with that power, sure... But they don't, which is why I'm looking at it from the 45-70 end, not the .410 end.
I'm with papajohn on this one, a .410 is barely adequate for the tough squirrel population here.Originally Posted by papajohn
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Marlin already makes an 1895 410 kind of. Wouldn't try shooting them out of my 45/70.
Cabelas still sells them. 2 3/4" 410 shot shell
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I think the concept is interesting. With the interest in the Judge line of pistols, there is a goodly amount of home defense ammo comming out for the 410 shotgun. The load of three 410 disk with large shot comes to mind.
And there have been short 410 pumps for home defense.
Still, if I wanted to use a 410 for home defense, I would get a purpose built 410.
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You could always get a "Circuit Judge" It's not a .45-70, but .45 Colt can be pretty potent out of a rifle-length barrel.
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I think it is a moot point.
Why not just load up some .45-70 cases with shot? A person could load a mag similar to how we did at the prisons, so the rounds get cycled in order of shot-load, shot-load, bullet, bullet, bullet.
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While I try to avoid defensive debates, I can understand why the inquiry since boxed 45/70 bullets & energy were built for hunting, and at room distances penetration will be excessive (even after striking your target)-does not mean it won't work, it will be just too risky, IMHO and experience. Even the thinnest rapidly expanding hollowpoints may just be too powerful unless a custom frangible bullet is used.
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Private returns to human capital over transition: A case study of Belarus
AbstractThe gradualist approach to economic transition in Belarus would contribute to form the a priori expectation that the rate of return to education is low and the earnings profile by work experience flat, like they supposedly were under central-planning. However, the first available estimates of Mincerian earnings equations based on the Belarusian Household Survey on Incomes and Expenditure suggest that the skill payoff was high in 1996, at about 10.1% per year, and stable. The return to one year of work experience is also high at 5%. This result maintains also after controlling for sample selection bias, despite a general reduction in the annual rate of return to education by about 20-30%. Though, it is ambiguous whether the high-skill payoff is the consequence of market forces coming into play or of policy decisions, considering the pervasive role of the state in the process of wage determination.
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Olivia Balmes is in a quiet, upscale neighborhood in Barcelona (l'Eixample) and close to the metro. It is impeccably clean, has a fabulous buffet breakfast, and a beautiful infinitely pool. There is a small restaurant and bar. Its design is super contemporary/minimalist, so if you don't like that style, this is not the hotel for you. The main downside […] of my stay was problems with the bathroom fixtures...the sink lever kept coming off, and I had a problem with turning off the shower. The shower issue was addressed promptly. I didn't bother with the sink issue - I was able to use it, and actually too lazy to raise bring it up to management. One suggestion I would make to the hotel is that, since the large walk-in shower opens into the room itself, a terry robe should be supplied...bath sheet towels are not enough. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location"
Great location before and after a cruise from port in Barcelona. Within walking distance of shops and historical sites.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent hotel!"
We stayed at the Olivia Balmes Hotel for 4 nights and we are very happy with it. Hotel staff are extremely friendly and helpful, and gave us a lot of useful tips on what to do and where to eat. Location is very good, within walking distance to many tourist attractions such as casa mila, passenge de gracia etc. We will definitely come back again!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Modern Boutique Hotel, Great Location"
My husband and I really loved the Olivia Balmes Hotel. We stayed one week for our honeymoon. The staff were VERY helpful - from mailing postcards to getting us taxis to directing us to a laundry service in town (in-house prices were a little steep for us at 7 euros/shirt). Our room was sleek and well designed. My only complaint is that the room did […] not have an iron. The location was perfect for us. The hotel is surrounded by restaurants and cafes. It is not situated in a heavy tourist area, so we didn't feel "crowded." El Born is only a 15 minute walk, and the beach is about a 30 minute walk. If you stay at the Olivia Balmes Hotel, there is no reason to take the metro or taxis to get anywhere in town. Just shoe leather will do, and you won't regret it! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Comfortable hotel in the heart of the Eixample."
We loved the hotel staff. Every staff member was friendly and provided a great reception for our visit to Barcelona. The room was clean, quiet and comfortable.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Awesome experience in BCN"
Awesome new hotel, modern, solid. Great staff, they just made the difference. VIP treatment. Great area close to everything but just outside the turism crazyness. Definetly will go back.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Decent location and trendy feel"
We were initially excited when told that we were given an 'upgrade', but then surprised to find such a small room with no view. The amenities were nice though and the service is very good and friendly. Close to Sagrada Familia.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"1 week in Barcelona"
I had the best experience in Barcelona owing it to Hotel Olivia Balmes. The staff was very attentive and courteous. Whenever I get back from my excursion, my room was always neat and tidy. Hotel Olivia was located perfectly for my trip making it convenient walking distance to many places. I highly recommend staying at this establishment.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Wonderful stay"
We recently stayed at olivia balmes hotel and it was a great experience overall. The rooms were very clean and spacious. It's a new modern hotel. Location is great. The hotel is two blocks from casa mila and is right near the metro. What made this hotel one of the best we've stayed in was the helpful and friendly staff. They helped us with booking tickets […] to tourist attractions in advance as well as providing us with directions on getting there. Thank you to all the staff for making our time spent here even more enjoyable! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Loved the modern style of the hotel"
The staff was very helpful not only what concerned the hotel but also with questions about the city etc. Loved the atmosphere in the hotel and its great location.Genuine Expedia guest review
Brand new, great English speaking staff. What I liked is it's above la rambla so very quiet and safe at night. But close enough to walk into town. Their pool on roof nice touch. Overall a bit more pricey but worth it.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"pleasure trip that was a pleasure"
we loved it......courteous friendly staff.....excellent location (close to train, bus, shopping, restaurants) but removed just enough from the hustle and bustle of major thoroughfares to keep it relatively tranquil. In spite of reviews warning us of problems with noise.....we were on the 6th floor and experienced total peace and quiet from both outside […] and inside the hotel. Never got the chance to eat in the hotel or use the terrace pool.....but based on this experience we would definitely stay in this hotel again if the opportunity arose and we would highly recommend it. The bathroom is definitely a bit funky but it all worked just fine for us. Overall, it seemed to be a great value for the location. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel conveniently away from crowds"
The hotel was beautiful from both the outside and inside. The staff was attentive and found us a room despite our early check in. The room was a smaller version of what we had booked, but we were so desperately tired we did not care. The staff gave us free breakfast each day for taking the downgrade. There seem to be no wash clothes in Spain. This […] was news to us, but we adapted. The modern style of the rooms was aesthetically pleasing, but the function was less than stellar in the bathroom. I greatly appreciate their concern over conserving water, but the shower head could not be kept on at all or it would flood the bathroom. Also, the shower knobs became incredibly difficult to twist when your hands are covered in soap. Finally, our shower did break and would not turn off. The staff was great at responding and fixing the issue. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent Location, xcellent Staff"
We arrived quite early (9:15 am) after a transatlantic cruise, and to our amazement, they had a room prepared for us in less than 20 minutes! The hotel is quite modern, which is why I chose it. We had ample storage space, anamazing, huge shower, and a really comfy bed. The windows did a fine job at blocking street noise, but a warning: you can hear […] EVERY conversation and sound from each room as you walk down the hallway, but inside your room all is quite, so be aware that others can hear you. The drinks a the bar were fantastic, and we dined only once, and the chef made us a caprese salad, even though it was not on the menu. The entire staff is well-trained and go above and beyond to help in any way they can. The location is within walking distance to the main metro lines and shopping area, with lts of restaurants nearby. If you're traveling in warm weather, the rooftop pool is not to be missed! I highly recommend this hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Hotel"
Modern boutique hotel walking distance to everything especially the metro. The staff were very helpful. Rooms were thoughtfully laid out and bed very comfortable. Not good though if you want to share your room with a child due to not having a bathroom separate to the bed area. They were very quick to bring up extra towels and sort out a broken shower […] lever when called. We ate at the restaurant the first night. The food was excellent and very reasonable. Would definitely recommend this hotel! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great place to be in"
A great weekend for me and my wife, hotel staff was super friendly, patient and helpfull. recommend to all.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Beautiful hotel in a great location."
Going to Spain for the first time I wasn't sure where to book a hotel. I am so glad I chose Olivia Balmes Hotel. The staff is extremely helpful and kind. The hotel is beautiful and so clean. The rooms are a great size. I cannot say enough good things about the hotel. I would definitely recommend this hotel to others.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location"
The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful, we arrived early in the morning and were able to check in immediately. We stayed in a suite with a separate area where my daughter slept very comfortably in the couch, she also had access to the restroom without having to go through the bedroom, which made it very convenient. The room and bathroom were […] very clean and the bed was outstanding. The room size, although a suite with a separate area, was a little tight, not much room to spare, but not a surprise as you can see this in the pictures. The location is wonderful, taxis and subway right in front, and a block from La Rambla and La Pedrera. We did not use any of the amenities neither did we eat at the hotel, as there a great bakeries all around. I didn't have a plug converter and was immediately provided with two. The room was facing the back, no view, but I very much appreciated the quietness as I was only there to sleep! I would definitely stay at this hotel again. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Just a tad shy of 5 star"
The hotel was ideally located in the heart of Example with lots of cafes and restaurants nearby. I personally dislike Rambla with all the tourist, but if someone is inclined to see that, the hotel is 10 minutes away. Also close to Gaudi buildings, etc. and within walking distance from old town. The staff is friendly, helpful, and efficient. The rooms […] are on the small side, but nicely appointed. I liked the bathroom, although I thought the space could have been used more efficiently to allow room for make up and a shelf (or at least a hook) for towels. My room had a tiny balcony which was great, but no comfortable outdoors chair to enjoy it. In general the furniture was the weak point: the bed was comfortable, but the room could use a more comfortable chair Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel in a fun less touristy area"
Great experience in a comfortable chic and friendly hotel. Everything is brand new and tasteful. Keep in mind it's not very luxurious but for the price prob can't be beat.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Walking distance to the metro"
The hotel was conveniently located to La Pedrera, Casa Battlo and the metro. The hotel staff was so helpful in directing us where to catch the metro and what sights to see. I would definitely come back again to stay at Olivia Balmes. It was situated in an area where there were lots of good restaurants nearby and away from the tourist crowd.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Most Helpful Staff Ever"
Modern hotel no far from Casa Mila and transportation. Best helpful staff I have ever encountered. Only flaw was very stiff lavatory faucet handles. Highly recommendedGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Modern hotel, good location"
Nice hotel, very friendly staff. 3 minutes from Rambla, about15 min. walking to the old city.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Outstanding, Outstanding, Outstanding"
My fiance' and I just spent a week at this hotel; it was our first trip to Spain for her 40th birthday. We travel a lot and always stay at 4-5 star hotels. Olivia Balmes proved to be a gem of a hotel. The location is excellent. In walking distance of major historical sites, and Las Ramblas. Close to fine shopping, restaurants, and withing two blocks […] of three very quaint and fun jazz/music bars. The subway is across the street, and we were just off major bus/transit lines. But what makes this hotel special is the staff. All of them speak English, and are friendly, courteous, and professional. Always performing their duties with a smile and are anxious to make your stay perfect; and they did. i would name them by name except the list would be too long. If you are planning a visit you can stop your search for a hotel now; this is the place to stay. Modern, clean, great location, and outstanding staff. One caution, they offer room service 24 hours; don't get the tuna sandwich at 3 in the morning....LOL. BTW room 518 is fabulous (right on the street and floor to ceiling and wall to wall window). Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great, central location!"
Wonderfull and helpful staff. Excellent location! Clean and good sized room!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Very nice, well located"
The staff are very friendly, the hotel is very nice, everything looks almost new The amenities are very complete For me everything was excellent, just to tell about the shower, that it is only divided to the bed by cristal. It looks nice but maybe it is a little unconfortable for some persons. Not the same for the WC, it is in a separate place inside […] the room with all the privacy :) Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel!"
Great hotel in an amazing location!!! I am so glad I stayed in this location and not in Gotica. It was right by the metro, and if the reception calls a cab it's there in less than 2 mins. It's in a high end neighborhood right in the middle of where all the nice restaurants are and only 2 blocks from the main high end shopping district. It's not by las […] ramblas which is more of a tourist trap type place, noisy and not the best places to eat. The hotel was central enough where you are right in the middle of all the tourist attractions. My favorite part of the hotel was the location and their extremely nice staff, some of the nicest people I met in all of Spain! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Centrally located, with superior service!"
We were immediately wowed by the level of service provided the staff upon arrival; Eduardo was particularly attentive. We arrived at about 10PM and were waiting for a group of about 8 separate people check into their rooms. Eduardo recognized that we were waiting, so he offered us a local sparkling wine as well as the group in front of us, it was so […] awesome, it really made the mood celebratory! The Oliva Balmes was a modern hotel, our room was designed with clever insight; the toilet was isolated, and the big bathtub with rain shower and double vanity was open-concept. There was a recurring sliding panel theme; the room was bisected by frosted glass sliding panels, and the flatscreen TV hid behind large geometric panels. The room had a mini bar, and the windows opened into an interior courtyard, which made for a very quiet room while being located on a major thoroughfare. Although we spent little time in our room, we didn't need to venture far to find great bars and restaurants, so after a day of exploring the city, we could come "home", change, then step out for dinner and drinks…Lenin at the front desk recommended some great tapas spots. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent Hotel"
We were in Barcelona for our honeymoon. As soon as we checked in, we were told that they had upgraded our room. In our room, we found champagne and strawberries waiting for us along with a note from the manager. Every person we dealt with during our stay went above and beyond to make our stay great. The hotel and room was always clean. Olivia Balmes […] is located in a perfect spot. We were in walking distance to many shops and restaurants. They also gave us recommendations for nearby restaurants as well as tours. This was a great experience for us! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very impressive hotel. Nice location."
The staff was very helpful and courteous. The room look new and modern. Everything was very clean and nice. Good, central location. 20 minute ride from the airport. 10 blocks from Sagrada Familia. Good restaurants and breakfast spots within a block or across the street. Look forward to using this hotel again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great Centrally located hotel"
My wife and I stayed for 5 days and enjoyed the hotel immensely. Modern, comfortable and clean with friendly staff. The only real decision if I get back to Barcelona would be to try something more classic, vs modern.Genuine Expedia guest review
Amazing stay at the Hotel Olivia Balmes. The staff was beyond helpful and super nice. The hotel was perfect and in great location.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Modern, comfortable hotel"
Hotel is close to metro and bus area on Rondo de Universitat (catch the night bus to the airport for just over 2 Euros!) but about a 15-20 min walk to La Rambla and the more touristy areas. The rooms have clean lines and plenty storage. Shower and toilet are in separate cubicles, with the sink between them along the main corridor which is also the room. […] This wouldn't be a good room to share with someone other than a partner, but as a solo traveler it was great. Nice pull-out desk surface with comfy stool add to the style of the room. The staff were unfailingly helpful and friendly, probably the highlight of the place. There is a pool on the roof but it was a bit chilly when I was there (March). Plenty of poolside seating probably make this a nice hangout in warmer months. The place does not have a gym, but it's a nice run down to La Rambla and the sea. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
The staff was extremely friendly, rooms clean and very tidy. Excellent neighborhood if you are into food as it has amazing restaurants close by.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Hotel"
This hotel came highly reccomended and it did not disappoint. Everything was flawless with the exception the the television signal went out often, but television is not that important to us while on vacation. The staff was super friendly and helpfull and made us feel welcome. We would definitly stay heree again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great place, great location, great staff."
The staff here is fantastic - just the right amount of help without being too much in your face. If you need something, they RUN to help. It's really within walking distance to great shopping, and if you don't mind exercise, from sightseeing as well. The rooms are large and clean, and room service is very efficient. All the staff is excellent. I travel […] a lot for business, and it's been some time since I have enjoyed my hotel stay as much. Congratulations to the owners of this hotel for getting it right - quality and service at a fair price. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Super modern hotel"
Great styling in the room. It's only a few months old. Really good shape. Biggest challenge: Turn the shower handle left for the Amazon Rain Forest, and right for the hand shower. It's not obvious!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice Hotel"
Nice hotel closed to metro and downtown...Breakfeast is not free but they did not mention be carefull...Genuine Expedia guest review
We enjoyed staying at the hotel - the staff was very welcoming and ready to help even in the slightest difficulty. The room and all the facilities were extremely clean. We have already recommended it to our friends and acquaintances. So we have the privilege of having an excellent address if we are in Barcelona. It met all our expectationsGenuine Expedia guest review
"Some pluses and some minuses"
There were some things we really liked about this hotel and some we weren't wild about. First the good stuff: It's very quiet, but that might be because we stayed there during Christmas week and it didn't seem like they had a lot of guests. The staff was amazingly friendly and helpful from the minute we entered until we checked out. They go out of their […] way to make you feel welcome and take care of you. Also, the location is pretty good, although it's not too close to main tourist attractions (a 10-15 minute walk). As for what we didn't like: First, the rooms are set up so that the bedroom is separated by a semi opaque GLASS sliding door from the other half of the room that includes the shower, sink and toilet. That's right, glass. Which means that you can see right into the shower from the bedroom. It's not clear glass but it does allow you to see the person showering pretty clearly. Not so great for families or business partners, OK for couples. The shower also is a bit hard to operate. Also, the pillows were way too soft for my taste and when I asked for a firmer one they said they didn't have any. This is a very new modern hotel and that is something they should just have on request. Finally, the thermostat was impossible to figure out. We called downstairs to ask how to work it and instead of showing us they turned the heat down themselves. One more thing: The breakfast is pretty good but not exceptional, and they do keep it open pretty late (11:30). Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"A modern hotel in a good location"
We stayed 3 nights at the hotel and we enjoyed it. Upon our arrival all the staff was very friendly, and even check in was at 3 PM and we arrived at 11 AM they gave us the room inmediatly. The room was perfect: all very modern way and very clean. Breakfast was not included in our rate but they ofert us a discount if we take it at check in so we did […] it and weren't dissapointed because it was very good. The location was perfect: close to everything, only two blocks from Gaudi La Pedrera and walking distance from almost everything we wanted to see: Catedral de la Sagrada Familia, Catedral de Barcelona, Barceloneta, la Boqueria, Palau Guell etc... We only took a taxi to go to the Guell park and the Magic Fountain at Montjuic. When we asked for nice places to eat they always advice us in a perfect way. I loved this hotel and recommend it to everybody. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice new Hotel"
I really enjoyed my stay the hotel. Being a brand new hotel, everything was clean and new. We got a room facing the street and could barely hear the traffic noise with the windows closed. Some people have complained of the slight rumble of the train or subway passing nearby. However during my stay, I could barely notice it. The hotel is also at a great […] location. We were able to walk to most of the major Barcelona attractions by foot, Las Ramblas, Gothic quarter, Sagrada familia, Parc Guell, etc. And if you are tired, you can always take the metro which is about 2 to 3 blocks away from the hotel. In addition, there are also a lot of nice restaurants and bars in the surrounding area of the hotel. In general, I enjoyed my stay, I would highly recommend this hotel Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location and wonderful staff"
Staff was fantastic in meeting our every need.Genuine Expedia guest review
Good value. Service leaves a bit to be desired. Some people working there are good at their jobs, others not so much. Avoid the restaurant and room service at all costs. Bad food, very slow service, and better cheaper places all around it. Coffee in the room would be nice. But again I would avoid the restaurants expensive nespresso and get better coffee […] and pastry across the street Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"New hotel at a great location with friendly staff"
My wife and I stayed at this hotel for 5 nights during a recent vacation. This is a brand new hotel. Everything is new and modern. The room is clean and spacious. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The hotel is located at the center of the city with walking distances to many restaurants, shops and tourist attractions. There is a major subway station […] (Diagnol) and bus stops for several bus routes all within one block. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Fabulous hotel!"
I am a seasoned traveler, but did not have time to research outstanding places to stay in Barcelona. When the Expedia suggested hotels popped up after booking my flight, I simply went with the suggested hotel in my price range. It surpasses level of service in all categories. Do not hesitate for one second to book your stay at the Olivia Balmes Hotel. […] It is not near La Ramblas, which is a good thing and is rather in an ideal location for anything you want to do while in Barcelona. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice & clean hotel, helpful stuffs"
1. close to restaurants & shops. 2. 10-15 mins walk to the city's center. 3. stuffs were very helpful.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Clean, New and Modern"
The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful .The rooms are very clean with modern style and new. The location is just great. The only negative comment is that sometimes you hear the water flow when upper rooms use the shower.Genuine Expedia guest review
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For those following Cisco security, you probably know Cisco acquired Sourcefire last year (more found HERE). The most anticipated release has been adding Sourcefire's flagship Firepower offering inside Cisco's most popular firewall offering the Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA). As of September 16th, this offering is officially available. You can find data sheets, configuration guides and more on the new release HERE. This post will cover steps I used to build my ASA with Soucefire lab. Continue reading
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Snowshoe Spam Attack Comes and Goes in a Flurry
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I'm vegan and am looking to meet others vegans for the support
Curries - actually I like most foods
Not sure - Tibits is always good
Any illness is always put down to my diet - very irritating
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Hi Dawn. Since my job does not allow me to go to as many meetups as I used to, I gave the book you lent me (the lemon cake one) to John, since he definitively will come to the next book club, and can pass it to you.
Welcome aboard ! Check out the website for full information on everything we do, and look forward to meeting you very soon !Jay x
Hi Dawn,
Am really pleased you are joining us! Please let me know if you need any other information before we meet. I will be there early so we can have a chat. Lookin forward to meeting you, best wishes, donna
Hi Dawn, it sounds as if it may be just right for you. We are an established group and have some lovely people who ae really welcoming. Its good that you have some experience but not at all essential, have a think and let me know, in the meantime, let me know if you need any other information. Kind regards, Donna
Hi Dawn - welcome :-) hope to meet you in person soon :-) Tiffany x
Hi Dawn,
I was a Vegan from the age 15-19 and really struggled living in a really Vegan un-friendly town - I slipped back into eating eggs and dairy chocolate, but mid 2010 I decided I wanted to try Veganism again, this time with some support from my husband. And now living in London it is so much easier. I see you like curries, have you ever been to Sagar http://www.sagarveg.co.uk/ they have a separate vegan menu, its a fantastic restaurant.
Hopefully catch up at London Vegan Drinks some time.
Hi Dawn, it's Dani from http://www.meetup.com/now-is-all-we-h...
I just noticed you're a member of the London College of Spirituality website and are looking for like minded people. We have an event on the 20st Oct called "Practical Enlightenment". The details are here: http://meetu.ps/3jvl5This event will be on the Thursday night, 20st Oct from 7-9pm at the Holiday Inn Kensington Forum near Gloucester Road tube stop! Would you like to join us there? Dani, x
What a cracking night of mould conspiracy. Hope you house moving goes smoothly.
Hi Dawn,
Welcome to the group.
In harmony and light Anthea
Welcome to the group Dawn! I'm so glad you're feeling the call of the Tarot again, there are many in the group who will share your experience and are happy to have found friends in the group to practice with and learn alongside. If you have any questions at all let me know, and I hope to see you at a Meetup soon! Jen
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