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Hotel Liabeny
C/ Salud, 3, 28013 Madrid, Madrid
0.1 mi from
conviniently located
Staff courtesy ,amiability .Clean enviroment
The location was good. The staff was not helpful at all. There was a long queue at both check in and check out. Upon check in we were not given any instructions about the breakfast that was included in our rate and consequently we needless paid twice for our meal. Since we had booked online, the hotel was "unable" to make restitution. I would never stay at this hotel again or recommend it. There are too many other wonderful options available in Madrid. establishment.
The location and my room was cozy for a single occupant no cork screw in room -- minor
Discovered bedbugs before going to sleep. Had to pack up my belongings in the middle of the night and move hotels. Staff had said they were going to pass along my contact information to the manager. Days later and I've heard from nobody.
Great room, nice size, clean bigger bathroom than expected. Terrific restaurant with delicious coffee and pastries. We arrived well ahead of check-in and were graciously given our 2 rooms hours early with a smile. The street noise could be heard in room, somewhat.
My boyfriend and I stayed here with extended family for a week. Great location, everyone that worked there was really nice/helpful and the rooms were great. So happy to have stayed here during our European adventure! Breakfast/buffet was not included in our stay but there are great little breakfast spots for a cheaper price right down the road from the hotel. workout facilities were a little older
Great location, double glazed for noise outside, which is abundant as it's right in the city center. Air conditioner, Tv monitor which is also a computer screeen. I didn't expect carpets on floors and some surfaces in a 4 star hotel and in a hot country like Spain. It makes the rooms very stuffy. Also the bath quite claustrophobic, narrow, left very little room for movement in what it looked like more like a niche in a cemetery.
Location & comfort of the rooms. Concierges were very helpful General off hand manner of all waiters and bar staff.
modern, centrally located. Able to get quiet ground floor room (no need to use elevator) location is in the Red Light District--many "characters" loitering about
Room was comfortable and great location Internet connection in the business centre was too slow!
The location was GREAT!!!!! One block away from main street, so quiet in the evening, and perfect during the day. I would definitely stay here again!!!
Great location: shops, restaurants, bars and an underground station just around the corner. The room was quite spacious and had a small balcony. The staff was really friendly. The room was very noisy. To some point I do understand that because Gran Via is just under the window but then again the insulation of balcony doors could have been more proper and the windows thicker. And frankly, the room (inlcuding the bathroom) needs a serious updating. And there was no safety deposit box. Or there actually was one but it had no lock on it.
spacious rooms the variety of breakfast
service room standard not so good
Nice service from the staff N/A
the ground of the bathroom was dirty around the WC. The frame of the door of the bathroom is broken.
good location. good hotel
Location View from the window on a interior court
the view from the balcony was superb. the room was large. no emphasis on free sauna etc
The location
The hotel is situated in central Madrid on a surprisingly quiet street corner. Both the room and its bathroom were spacious, spotlessly clean, well furnished and equipped. Staff was polite and helpful, their english skills varied. We asked for a street side room for light on an upper floor for quiet and we got one but we had to take two lifts and walk a long lonely corridor between them. A bit creepy late at night!
The closeness to the centre The bar of the hotel was too small and uncomfortable
Excellent location, everything worthwhile seeing within walking distance
the decoration and attention to detail amazed us, stunning!!. beautiful hotel. staff very friendly and efficient. location superb, literally round the corner from neptune fountain, prado museum and thyssen museum. cocktail bar sooooo cool. restaurant mediteranean asian fusion not too expensive. and you might catch a glimpse of tom cruise as the church of scientology is across the road.
the staff were very helpful, room was clean
very comfortabe, interior design was great..
very good location but the rooms are too small.The breakfast was excellent.
The atmosphere is wonderful. The rooms are very nice and the employees are very helpful. Really enjoyed staying here.
the friendly doormen It was great!
THe location was great, the room was very comfortable with a large bed. It was noisy becasue it was on the street and the walls are thin. Also think the staff could be knowledgeable about the area, especially place to eat.
Location is great, right in the middle of town, restraunts, bars tapas and shopping.my room was big although I took a superior room. There are no views from any room windows. I took the advice of other reviews and asked for a room away from corridor to be quiet Bad inroom breakfast. Also the morning buffet breakfast is not very exciting and too expensive
The hotel is centrally located and very clean
Excellent staff, super clean room, amazing shower, I was completely satisfied. Didn't stay long enough to try the restaurant but it looked good ;)
Perfect coffe in the bar, good staff, quite modern, good location and amaizing terrace Quite small and poor room
Clean and comfortable hotel, bathrooms have some unique designs which make your stay that bit more interesting. Good loaction for staying in the city.
The Restaurant The Mini Bar to be replenished every day
Location was excellent The breakfst was quite expensive for what was offered
delightful art, furnishings and decoration; storage of luggage on final afternoon; jacussi advertised but not yet available; small room
The staff could not have been more helpful. One of my credit cards was stolen and they really did everything they could to assist. The room was small, even for central Madrid. The cost of the room was high for its size, but it would be unfair to single this hotel out. Comparable hotels at this location are all the same.
Great Location! Second time in this hotel and I wouldn't try staying anywhere else.
I am satisfied with the Hotel. The location is in the centre, free Wi-Fi (I even have it in my room as well not only in public places), friendly staff, good breakfast.
the excellent location of the hotel in center of city! good breakfast until 11 a.m. unfortunately we didn't sleep 2 nights, very noisy outside until 6 a.m. on thursday! poor isolation of windows and walls, so we could hear when neighbours used toilet and spoke. quite little room for 2 persons and room doesn't correspond with those pictures, that are shown in internet!!! very old-fashioned and has specific smell.
Comfort, central position, friendly staff Extremely noisy, especially at night. Very poor sound proofing - we could hear the man next door snoring!
Cleanliness of the room and bathroom, and quality of the rich breakfast Tiny dimensions of the room with double bed not exceeding 1.3 m in width
the exceptional good breakfast and nice bathrooms
Smart hotel in very good location, good deal if booked in advance
Location to downtown Room layout. Very cramped. Too many ammenities for room size
the location was great It has Wi Fi feee just in the lobby, and you need a different code eny time yo connect.
b&o electronics, comfortable but separate beds, deep carpets, well appointed bathroom even though no tub, facility was very quiet, staff was helpful, friendly and spoke decent English room lighting tried too hard for ambience, resulting in the lack of a good, bright reading lamp
We loved the central location. the staff was helpful and attentive. WE loved the in room shampoo and conditioner. Is it possible to get it in the USA?
Great location, great hotel for the price.
Excellent location, great room, very clean, large, quiet, comfortable bed, clean, excellent breakfast, with the exception of one lady at the front desk the receptionist staff was very friendly.. I found the lady at the front reception very rude the way she talked to you, she talked down to you, very dissappointing.
The location was excellent. Very clea room, bed was very comfortable, bathroom well-equipped and very modern. Front office staff courteous, polite, and helpful. Hallways to room had a strong smell of stale cigarette smoke.
Outstanding location. Excellent value. Courteous service. Good laundry. Very good breakfast. Very nice bathroom, excellent shower, but the bathroom was very dark and position of the floor-mounted door stop was a hazard (several painful impacts with toes).
Splendid service.Very comfortable rooms. Excellent location. The rooms are too dark. More light would be nice.
Beautiful hotel, facing nice old square. Check-in took 30 sec. Comfortable and charming: old-fashioned elevator, bell epoque decor... Bathroom big, new and clean. my room on second floor had a vague smoking smell, I had to open a window while out for a dinner
I like its location ,near to metro stations (Callao and Sol) and well deserved . Also, breakfast buffet tasteful and good service . The room was confortable and space of its bathroom nicely shaped . This hotel is quite silence . Staff working at the Front Desk (ridiculous space !) lack of professional skills. Indeed , a no smart people . Also, at the first day of my stay (6 nights) , and in spite of my previous on line booking, they gve me a room without windows in the 1st floor .Smaller and noisy which standart can be compared with a one star in Eurpean hotel.
Their elevator is so unique! Very clean, amazing location for the money. Staff was really nice and helpful
The location is superb! In the city centre, next to the shopping streets, the city discos and with a choice of 3 metro stations. Good value for money too! The breakfast room on the 6th floor has one of the best views of the city. Our room saw the inner court since we had to chose between a double bed or a nice view....but that was ok actually, quiet and neat. The one and only elevator is sometimes too slow but the hotel is a restaured old building with a long history. Absolutely worth the experience!
The location was perfect, the Jr. Suite offered plenty of room, the balcony was quite nice. The majority of the staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was clean. 1 room the A/C and the hair dryer weren't working properly and that was never resolved. The parking was very expensive. Need to vacuum under the beds.
We stayed at the hotel 4 days and what we liked most was it centric location, within walking distance to everything in old Madrid, and close to bus an metro stops. Plaza San Martin is at the very heart of the city and very close (5 minutes walking) to such city highlights as Plaza mayor, La Opera, Palacio Real, Gran Via, etc. Corte Ingles (the department store) is just around the corner, and also there is parking available (although pricey, $28 euros per 24 hours) just outside the hotel (parking belongs to Corte Ingles). If you have a car, do not park on the city streets as they are "residents only" parking. Breakfast is not included, and if you chose to eat at the hotel, it is pricey. Just walk to any of the coffee shops close to the hotel and have a good continental breakfast at very low price (2-5 euros).
Location and access to points of interest.
The central location of the hotel near Pl.Mayor, Puerta del Sol
Staff was very helpful (and most spoke english), quick response to requests (towels, room service), very good location near Callao metro stop Bathroom was cramped, you could smell cigarette smoke when running the ac
Well-located hotel. We had a top floor room that had a balcony that overlooke a monestery with its beautiful ancient tile roofs. No place to set up one, much less two, suitcases.
Breakfast too expensive
5 minute walk to Puerto Del Sol (Kilometer 0) and Plaza Mayor in Madrid. Many shops and restaurants nearby. Staff very helpful. A little tough to get to if you are driving your own car. As is often the case in Madrid, it is off a side, side, side street so more conducive to walking than driving in an out. Would have preferred a second bed in the room vs. a rollaway for our adult son, although it worked out okay.
Service is excellent all around. The location is central and easy walk to popular plazas, a great park. Breakfast is amazing with self serve champagne!
Staff was unfriendly
its close proximity to museums and sites. the high cost for internet usage.
Great location. Beautiful old hotel. Concierge excellent. Breakfast very expensive. Staff was not well informed of the hours of restaurant.
Location of hotel Comfort of bed was spolt by squeaking everytime you moved in the bed!
Have stayed there before and was 'welcomed back'. It is ideally located, overall a very pleasant hotel. Excellent staff.
Great bed and amazing pillows....very quite despite its central location. Quite expensive breakfast (buffet) for what is offered.
The calm atmosphere and the beautiful interieur. Luxurious but still nice and comfortable. The price of two drinks was about the same as the price of one flight ticket back to Oslo . . . .. .
Great! No.
Close to museums Over priced! Everything is outrageously expensive. Staff is not interested in the guest. No room facilities for heating water for coffee or tea. Not enough towels.
The location was perfect because our goal was to be able to visit the three major art museums within walking distance to our hotel. Parks, restaurants and shopping were also right there. The concierge was excellent in making flamenco arrangements for us. When I called ahead to check our reservation, the clerk answering the phone said that we would need to stay in one queen size bed and that to have twin beds would cost 500 euros per night. When we arrived, the registration clerk upgraded us to two twin beds at no extra cost.
-The location was great -Staff was very helpful -The pool and roof deck were amazing -Hotel was very clean -The wifi was slow and it had a two device limit -The room was somewhat small
Location, helpfulness from staff, roof pool, fantastic room - two showers!! and great view also
Only the pool is the only big pool in Gran via sed the is open till 9 pm when summer time in Madrid is light till 11 pm First when I arrive after long fly from New York the told me the room no ready I bin waiting from 9 am till 2:30 pm service sooo slow line for the front desk is over size waiting and the worst the don't speak English well , when I get the room finely it was look sooo different from the pic and so small that I was can move there I sleep I wake up and I cancel all my rest of the stay in this hotel and I go to other hotel horrible experience never recomed this hotel
The location of the hotel was perfect and so was the parking service which is so difficult to find in hotels nearby. The room was really good, really confortable and clean. The staff were very helpful. The beds were too small for a hotel like this and I don't understand how possible it is to have staff in the reception who speak english so so bad!!
The hotel's location is a huge asset. It's central location enhances access to the various interests in the city. Room was slightly smaller than expected - but acceptable nontheless.
hotel statt , facilities , cleqnliness of hotel and room , situation of hotel hard of Madrid
Location is perfect. Wi Fi it far too expensive. View.
location quality dropped a bit compared with my visit 5 year ago
The roof pool and the central location of the hotel
loction executive lounge marginal, no wine available
Location - excellent size room - TV channels poor - I do not watch TV but others may and would find it dissapointing
swimming pool room walls where damaged: visible has had a water leakage on the roof, poor facilities, small room, not enough water pressure in the shower.
The location and friendliness of the staff was excellent.
It was a lovely hotel with a helpful staff. Great location across from the Prado Museum. You can walk to all attractions. The room was a great layout with a sitting area downstairs from the beds. Restaurant/Bar were excellent. Hotel provided a complimentary bottle of wine upon arrival. They have a free computer if you need the internet. They also provide a CD player in the room. Wish I purchased the CD of Spanish music. Would highly recommend this hotel.
Great view and beautiful suite on the 5th floor
only location next to del prado museum and park The hotel must be 3 or 4 star and doesnt look like 5 star and it is too expensive.The bathroom was small and terrible and after a shower water pours down,the WIFI too slow and only free for 1 hour.
the good location I was deeply disappointed by the size of the room, and the fact that it needed a good refurbishment. I felt I paid I very high room cost for something that didn't warrant it. My guide book had said the Villa Real was a deluxe hotel; perhaps I was just given the worst smallest room on the top floor.
friendly staff. When I needed to call an ambulance for my husband who was unwell they were efficient and helpful a bigger restaurant for the evening would have been better.
The friendly reception and needs all met in a straightforward way. We had a nice quiet room.
location and its was realatively clean poor facilities no pool,no proper bar, limited seating in restaurant,staff didnt speak english and were not helpful
The welcome bottle of wine and flower and the fact that the maid service was efficient. No on site swimming pool.
Room design was exactly I expected from photo. It had sitting area at few steps donw form bedding area, with sofa and coffee table wtih freash rose in the vase, gave more relaxing space after sightseeing in busy town. Hotel gives upscale/rustic/cosy feeling all together. Front desk personnel,porters, and door men were all nice. Location is great for sigtseeing and dining. A bar next to hotel was nice to visit for small drink or tea at late night too. Bathroom was clean but had a strong oddor (smell like sewer). Also, one day we were back to room duing day time to take a break from sighseeing, the noise from outside (from either roof or pipe repaire) was very loud. So we went back out to sightseeing.
DATED, ROOMS ARE LOUD, NO ISALATION CAN HEAR NEIGHBORS ON ALL SIDES AND CLEANING STAFF, THE BED WAS 2 MATTRESS PUT TOGETHER AND VERRY UNCOMFORTABLE, IM 5,10 AND MY FEET HUNG OFF THE END, ONCE INSIDE YOU FEEL LIKE A HOTEL FROM THE 70s THE DECORE IS OLD. THE BREAKFAST WAS AGOOD VALUE. OVERALL WE DID NOT ENJOY OUR STAY. MADE 2 PHONE CALL TO TRY AND GET A REFUND WITH NO SUCCESS, IT WAS SO BAD WE CHECKED OUT 1 DAY EARLY.
The location and facilities are excellent. The staff, especially the front desk personnel, were great—very helpful and knowledge. Noise from other rooms and service vendors is a bit distracting in the evening. Breakfast in the restaurant is very nice but formal. it would be nice to also a venue that is simpler and more low key without the white linens
My daughter helped me find this hotel at the last minute for a business trip. It is the perfect hotel - I will stay nowhere else in Madrid. Location is perfect - central location just a five minute walk to Puerta del Sol and connections to the metro and suburban rail. The hotel is surrounded by excellent restaurants with a range of prices. Although in the city center, the room was wonderfully quiet. The room I had was moderately large with a modern bathroom and plenty of space to work. While everything was excellent, the highlight was a stunning breakfast included with the room - a choice of fresh fruits, cheeses, sliced cold cuts, fruit juices, and much more. Negatives - what didn't I like? Can't think of anything!
Breakfast excellent Great location
Location of this Hotel was great , very close to most of the tourist attractions. Easy walk to shopping and restaurants. Overall the room was very clean, however the bath tub had some stains from the water. So while I would have liked a bath I did not.
Excellent Design. Great Location. Staff and Amenities. The bed wasn't very comfortable...and the sheets were like sand paper.
the service were very good +++ and very personalliti. and very near the center. the urban hotel desezin to my test. no.
Hotel decor, nice room, central location No window to the outside from the room
the front off staf are really help us with a perfect way & the houes keeper are more than great,just need litel more in english some department need ,english for comunication
Rooftop and lobby bars are amazing Design of the hotel was beautiful and extremely trendy
Top notch for a European hotel in terms of cleanliness and design. The location is not ideal, but taxis were easy to come by. Architecturally it's stunning. The rooftop pool is subpar (tiny) and has woefully inadequate seating.
The hotel is very attractive, sleek and modern. The best feature is the location, just a short walk to Puerta Del Sol and tons of restaurants/tapas bars, and a pleasant walk to the Prado or the Palace Real. The desk staff were very helpful in identifying nearby restaurants and answering questions about Madrid. The bathroom amenities were outstanding, nice big towels and a great shower. Black out curtains and free internet were a big plus. Urban is very attractive and the rooms spacious by European standards, but ours on Floor 1 was very noisy. Not sure about the upper floors, but we heard everyone in the hallway, all the early morning preparations and the popular bar at night. The beds may be to European tastes, but far too firm for us - just a mattress on a platform. The breakfast was inappropriately expensive (a smaller, more affordable option - coffee, juice and croissants, perhaps?). We also missed being able to utilize some of the common spaces, esp. the roof terrace, due to many private functions. The desk staff were great but others seemed more interested in chic than service. This hotel is best suited for (much) younger people and business travelers.
Location, the porter (very nice people) the restaurant There were no spa, in a 5* that´s not on.....
Every thing was really excellent .. The staff were really friendly helpful , great guidance , with a big smile .. Very modern hotel , very clean and the location was really perfect .. The breakfast was not included in the room rate not even an option when I did the booking so I can include it with the booking
At EUR 22 plus per person, breakfast is too expensive. It is good, but out of proportion with what you get ...which ios a good breakfast.
Location and cleanliness all signs are in Spanish. the hotel is not designed for international visiters.
As other people have said, it is the staff at this hotel that were really great and I have told people about it that I would not normally tell or make comment to. If all hotels used this one as an example of how to deal with customers from the point you enter it, travelling would be a lot more pleasant. It is the little things that they do so well and always cheerfully, they respond, they are good at what they do from the restaurant to the bar to reception and the doorman and porter. I dont know how they do it, but they need to keep the secret and keep it going!! The size of the gym and the pool!!
The location was ideal, the use of the internet. The breakfast was very nice, tasty and fresh. No english speaking channels on the TV. The room was a bit small.
Just a block or two from Plaza Mayor and Sol. Most points of interest and diverse neighborhoods. The breakfast service was excellent. I also respect well executed retrofitting of old, historic old buildings. Minor, did not get one of the rooms with a French balcony.
Free wifi, Centro, quiet, friendly, clean, exellent bed. Smelly pipeline, water on bathroom floor after taiking shower.
hotel had a great central location near lots of great bars and shops.staff very good toilet had damp smell
This hotel is in a great location. It was easy to stroll around and see the sights and eat in great restaurants. Also, I felt safe here. The door is kept locked and is opened only by staff. The staff respect your privacy as well. This hotel should have a bar. The breakfast wasn't worth the 10 euros in my opinion. I hated the design of the shower! Impossible to have a shower and not flood the floor.
Situation in Madrid, Internet access in Room No info on what number to call to get recpetion
The location to the Plaza Major and Sol was perfect. The internet was reliable and accessible in the room. The showerhead was marvelous. The first room was very small and cramped, but after moving rooms, the second room was a bit more spacious.
Fantastic position and really helpful and friendly staff
It was central placed in Madrid No
staff v friendly. good location. nice comfortable room. bikes one morning the shower was only warm, but that was fixed for remainder
Incredibly helpful staff, thank you very much for your help and kindness during our visit.
The room was a nice size, the bed was comfortable and the free wet bar came in handy. Beautiful decor and loved the double window/terraces...made the room feel romantic, bright and quaint.
Great location, helpful staff, clean and fresh rooms, brilliant bathroom, free mini-bar, welcoming chocolates and cava and Madrid is a brilliant city. Can we move in for good?
Free Wireless connection, free minibar, clean and well equipped room. Quite location of the room
The staff was very pleasant and accomodated our need for a triple based on a simple e-mail. Although the room had no ash trays, it had cleary been smoked in. The wood floors help with reduction of smoke but the pillows and mattresses retain the odor.
Great location. Large, clean rooms. Daniel, our waiter and new friend, was outstanding in the sidewalk café and bar. Incredibly friendly and entertaining. The rest of the world needs to take a lesson on how to pour a drink. Not much. We did have to pull up on the "sidewalk" road, in front of the hotel, to have them take the car to park. However, this is quite common when staying in the larger cities in Spain.
The hotel was in a walking distance to most major touristy locations. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Although it is an old hotel, and rooms are somewhat small, latest renovations in rooms are impressive. Breakfast was not included, which allowed us to eat in a nice place across the street. It saved us from overeating and overspending:)) but if you don't mind 17 euro for breakfast - food selection there is great. Many Cab drivers in Madrid are not honest. Hotel staff got us an amazing reliable driver, who we used throughout our stay. (Her name is Beatriz. She only speaks Spanish. But she is punctual and honest and very pleasant - ph.662-272-407) . Keep in mind the temperature cannot be controlled from your room (at least in our room we couldn't). Simple call to the front desk, and it was adjusted to our comfort level. Only 2 small suggestions- I wish a gym in the hotel had water and towels. And I wish the hotel used different type of air freshener - automatic sprays, or diffusers. The one they use, that plugs into electric outlet, is doing more harm than good - it produced very unpleasant (for me and my family) smell.
I researched hotels for days to get the perfect hotel and the Preciados was perfect. The rooms are small but that is true of most hotels in Europe. The staff were great, the room clean, beds comfortable, the minibar was a great value. It's Proximity to the center was perfect for everything. I read the review "the rooms weren't as nice as they looked in the picture", that review made me nervous,but the rooms were nicer than the picture in my opinion. It was quite. I would deinitely stay there again. We went with my 2 older teenagers and my younger daughter. It was perfect... nothing
The staff were all extremely friendly, helpful and welcoming. they really made our trip a pleasure. Small things like extra chocs in the room (unexpected) also made a real difference. Excellent location.
Staff service I feel that the breakfast buffet was good but understaffed. You would the folks there running around and quarreling with each other due to amount of work and alignment.
Overpriced - offering poor value for money. I wouldn't stay here again. I also booked a Double/Twin room and received a single room.
Everything. The hotel was in immaculate condition. Its very central and loved the shutters to keep the city noise out.


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This townhouse located at the wonderful Lake Berkley vacation resort boasts a magnificent 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms which are in immaculate condition. This townhouse is capable of sleeping up to 10 guests, making it a great spot for a large family. This 3 star townhouse provides a spacious area that can comfortably accommodate all 10 guests. The resort is surrounded by lush green, making this home a hit with kids and those who appreciate nature.The living area is an open space that has two comfortable sofas and matching armchairs, a modern coffee table, and a new flat screen TV that's also hooked up to cable. This room with its high ceilings and large windows provides a tranquil place for guests to relax and unwind. The kitchen comes fully equipped with all the necessary utensils and appliances. These include a fridge, oven, microwave and stove. A breakfast nook also forms part of the kitchen with two stools provided. The main dining area is placed next to a sliding door which makes for a great place to enjoy a meal with a view. Bedroom 1 has a queen-sized bed and a dresser. Bedroom 2 is the master bedroom and has an en-suite bathroom, cable TV, Dresser and a sliding door which leads out to a covered patio where guests can enjoy a magnificent view of the lake. Bedrooms 3 and 4 have 2 single beds each, and with their space and sun, they'd make perfect rooms for the kids.Lake Berkley provides many great amenities such as a play area for children, a clubhouse, a community pool and tennis courts. All guests have full access to these great amenities.
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The Girls On Good Ground mentor program is presenting a Life Skills focus session on Peer Pressure and Drugs. We'll identify what peer pressure looks and feels like and the ramifications associated with doing drugs.The teens will learn how to positively respond and make the right choices when presented with various situations of peer pressure. We also have a special guest attorney whom will share with the teens about human trafficking dangers and how teens can prevent victimization. Through Girls Show Time a facet of GGG the teens will volunteer this weekend at Project Open Hand where they will package meals for those whom have compromised health problems.
The Girls On Good Ground mentor program consist of teen girls between the ages of 13-17 years old. They meet weekly and the teens: participate in a small group Life Skills study workshop, meet and make new friends, and grow over time in maturity and wisdom needed for everyday living.
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SiLeNtHiLlDoRk 8 years ago#2
I love Homecoming. I think that the "Blood & Rust" effects, insane creatures and great storyline added great depth into the game. The combat was actually really good, but it's not Silent Hill's strong point. Shattered Memories is actually doing the complete opposite of Homecoming........running the hell away from the creatures. There's always a sense of fear when your running away from a monster, especially in Silent Hill. You're hoping that the creature's not going to get you or grapple you, when you have a chance to kill it, you go for it. So to answer your question, I think Shattered Memories would be equally as good or even better than Homecoming. Check out my "Topic" on "List your favorite Silent Hill game" as post your top favs is you haven't already.
Ford_Fairlane 8 years ago#3
Saying a game (in general) is better than Homecoming isn't much of an accomplishment. Homecoming, to put it lightly, kinda sucked. Shattered Memories looks to be a million times better than Homecoming.
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Homecoming was actually really awesome, IMO. The storyline was really interesting, the visuals were beautiul (in a creepy way) and the protagonist (Alex Shepherd) actually had a personality.
It was a breath of fresh air compared to previous titles such as SH4 (which, to be fair, I do stil enjoy - although it has problems) and SH0 (which I found kinda dull).
Actually, I'll even go as far as to say Homecoming was better than SH3 - but thats only because I like original Silent Hill stories rather than directly connected prequels and sequels (SH3, SH0).
It was also better than alot of other games that are coming out these days - which are all about big fancy graphics and lots of action. Now I like those things too, but storytelling using interesting characters and atmosphere really makes a game for me. And Homecoming did just that.
*ahem* that being said, I'm sure Shattered Memories will be a very unique game and I'm looking forward to it - as I'm a big fan of choices and of the original Silent Hill for PS1.
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Dark_Epathy 7 years ago#5
I was actually anticipating Homecoming, which is more than I can say for Shattered Memories. Say what you will about the former, but it was a new story and actually attempted to expand on the mythos. I know Shattered Memories is a "reinvention," but it's still essentially a remake of the first game--brace yourself for more Alessa.
I'll still get it, and I'll probably still enjoy it, but I, personally, would just prefer new characters and a new plot. Granted, from a business standpoint it's not a bad move--you're tailoring the original experience for a new audience, as well as trying to keep it fresh for the fans.
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TheShackNasty 7 years ago#6
^ That's what I would prefer actually. One of my favorite parts of the series are the stories that are presented. Seeing as how this is going to have SH1's story we pretty much know what we're going to see. Sure, they're might be some new character designs and a few plot additions, but I think it will just be the same story SH1 had.
JakeJupiter3020 7 years ago#7
I wish Climax would just make a SH game that wasn't related to the first SH game in any way. it's almost as if they lack orginality. Origins was a prequel, which basically revolved aroundTravis, yet included Alessa. This game is a "re-imagining" of the first one, which should've never received the green light.
im like one of the above posters, i don't look forward to this game at all. i'm sure i'll pick it up, but im not expecting much. hopefully i'll be surprised and it'll end up being really good.
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I don't think it'd be hard to be better than the disaster that was Homecoming. First huge disappointment of this generation, for me.
deprofundis442 7 years ago#9
This game is a "re-imagining" of the first one, which should've never received the green light.
Why? The controls in the original SH make replaying it more annoying than it should be. I was happy as all hell to hear about this. I liked Origins too, so I was happy that Double Helix wasn't doing it.
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Why? The controls in the original SH make replaying it more annoying than it should be.
Not everybody has the same playing experience as you do. For me, it was the first SH game I played. I can still play it without it giving me problems. It also helps if you remember you're playing a PSX game released in 1999. I can see how some dislike the controls, but not everybody finds them terribly troublesome.
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Lebogang Manyama secured a draw for Ajax Cape Town in their opening PSL match of the new season against Golden Arrows
Ajax Cape Town and Golden Arrows began their 2013-2014 PSL season with a 1-1 draw at the King Zwenlizima Stadium on Saturday.
Peter Wadwaba opened the scoring for A'bafana Besthende early in the second half, after Ajax Cape Town goalkeeper Peterson parried an attempt into the Malawian's path and Wadwaba delivered with a resounding strike past the shot-stopper.
Ajax Cape Town levelled the scores via Lebogang Manyama, who showed his scintillating speed by outrunning two Arrows' defenders and slotting home past Mngome in the70th minute.
Both sides showed good intensity in the opening stages of the first half, but clear-cut chances were not the order of the day, until the 21st minute when Keagan Dolly unleashed a swerving thunderbolt on target which Mngoma had to punch away.
Following the save, the match settled into a cagey affair until the32nd minute, when Lucky Nguzana tried to volley home from inside the box, but his attempt bounced over the crossbar.
Arrows began to dominate possession as the first half entered its final minutes, but struggled to put together incisive passages of play.
Ajax created the best chance of the match in the final minute of the half, as Tshabalala looped a cross into the area which found Tariq Losper, who used his strength to beat one defender and attempt a low drive towards the bottom corner, but Mngoma was on hand once again to deny the Urban Warriors.
The first half of the match ended goalless, but the home fans did not have to wait long before Arrows found the back of the net early in the second half. Peter Wadwaba, playing his debut, latched onto a parry from young Ajax goalkeeper Peterson and beat the keeper with a powerful low shot to make it 1-0.
Lebogang Manyama fashioned a chance for the Urban Warriors 58 minutes in, as he collected a pass and tried to chip the ball over an onrushing Mngoma, but Arrow's goalkeeper stood firm and denied the talented winger.
The experienced Mdunge almost doubled the score for Arrows in the 64th minute, with a brilliant quick turn and curling strike from inside the area, which brushed the crossbar.
With twenty minutes left in the match, Manyama was in action once again for Ajax, this time finding the back of the net after collecting a through ball, bursting down the left flank with unstoppable pace and placing a low shot past Mngome to level the scores.
The match ended 1-1, with Ajax Cape Town securing a point away from home and showing their fighting qualities in the process.


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The Wizards entered training camp with 15 players under contract and a payroll nearly $1 million below the luxury tax, so Josh Childress, Pops Mensah-Bonsu and Xavier Silas would've needed extraordinary performances in the preseason to force the organization to make room for one of them.
In the past month, the trio had the opportunity to join the team for the first NBA game in Brazil, develop friendships and occasionally try to show off for the Wizards and other teams around the league. But none left a strong enough of an impression to stick around in Washington.
On Thursday, the Wizards waived Childress, Mensah-Bonsu and Silas.
Silas announced his release on Twitter and wrote: "I'm not worried about anything. I made some wonderful friends on this team. Got to experience Brazil to the fullest.. And scored [12] points in 10 minutes. I have my God, my family and my journey… But most importantly I have 0 regrets. Like Al Harrington just told me.. I'll be back, SOON. A journey isn't a journey without a journey."
After the Wizards' 101-82 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers in Wednesday's preseason finale at US Bank Arena in Cincinnati, the three players all expressed their gratitude for being a part of the team.
"It's been a great experience," said Silas, who averaged four points in three appearances. "We worked hard. I think we grew in the last few weeks. It was a fun time. Brazil was amazing. It was great."
Childress, the sixth pick of the 2004 NBA draft, was hoping to work his way back into the league after getting cut by Brooklyn last December. During his time away, Childress completed his degree in sociology from Stanford.
In four exhibition games, Childress averaged two points and 2.5 rebounds. He also played for Atlanta and Phoenix and made a startling move to sign with Greece when he became a restricted free agent in 2008. But he returned to the NBA two years later.
"I think that, obviously, throughout the course of my career, I've been involved with numerous teams and I just take bits and pieces from each one and I really appreciate the opportunity from the organization," Childress said. "It's a great group of guys. In the right mindset, this team is really good."
Mensah-Bonsu appeared in four games, scoring two points and grabbing five rebounds. A former George Washington standout, who last appeared in the NBA two seasons ago with New Orleans, believes that the Wizards have the talent to reach the postseason.
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TORONTO There he is, Russell Crowe. Smiling. Relaxed. Looking for all the world like a suburban dad running weekend errands in sweats.
The words "South Sydney" emblazoned across his chest don't refer to a kid's sports squad but the Australian football team he co-owns. OK, so he's a rich suburban dad.
What he avoids appearing as is a slightly tarnished movie star facing the press for the first time since last year's unfortunate incident involving a thrown telecommunication device and a hotel clerk's face.
All signs suggest he's in a fine mood at the film festival here as he promotes A Good Year, a wine-soaked romantic comedy that pops its cork Friday. Still, the temptation is great to check the distance between the phone in the hotel suite and his hand.
The incident, in which he pleaded guilty to third-degree assault and paid a $160 fine, was just the latest to solidify his rep as a moody brawler.
But this angry thunder from Down Under, 42, is indeed mellow this morn as he sits beside one of his favorite mates, British director Ridley Scott, 68. Sir Ridley is the man who led him to Oscar glory in 2000's Gladiator. And, after a six-year wait, they have reunited amid the golden-hued vineyards and curving roads of Provence.
Just how much of the region's fermented nectar was sacrificed during the shoot?
"You mean generally and not filming, but otherwise?" says Scott, a stickler for specifics who has maintained a vacation home and vineyard in the area for the past 15 years. "I'd say I definitely do a bottle a night."
Crowe's answer? "You know, when in Rome ..."
In A Good Year, Crowe leaves behind the sullen intensity of L.A. Confidential and The Insider as the devilishly charming Max (a nod to Gladiator's Maximus), a cutthroat London bond trader who learns that his estranged uncle (Albert Finney) has died, leaving a shabby-chic chateau and its vineyard to his workaholic nephew.
One trip to the South of France with the intent to sell off the inheritance is all that it takes, besides a disarmingly petulant mademoiselle, for this ruthless captain of the financial high seas to be seduced by the slow-paced pleasures of the French countryside.
Is Scott yet another Hollywood type lecturing that we must rid ourselves of our daily grind, and stop and smell the grape leaves? "No, you shouldn't stop working," he insists. "You should enjoy your work. My work is my life." Then again, his life already includes a French hideaway.
Ask whether A Good Year was a nice respite, considering that their previous, more grueling efforts, Crowe's boxing biopic Cinderella Man and Scott's Crusades epic Kingdom of Heaven, failed to knock out audiences, and the director gets defensive. "It's always work. People who aren't involved in filming don't know what it entails."
Crowe does allow that there are benefits to toiling in a fairy-tale locale.
"It was just beautiful," he says. "I lived in an 11th-century medieval castle on a hill. We saw a great change of color because we arrived in the heat of the summer when everything is green and musky. Then we saw the leaves turn and all the vines be stripped of their grapes."
But the mere hint that A Good Year is an attempt to refurbish Crowe's image with a rare romantic romp causes both to protest that there are plenty of humorous outings on his résumé.
It's true that the actor has done about a half-dozen or so comedies, mainly of the art-house variety. But few have offered a sight as indelible as the one in A Good Year, when Crowe fumbles and flops about in futility after falling into an empty built-in pool full of disgusting muck.
"It's just as physical to do that pool gag as it might be to fight a tiger in Gladiator," he says. "That was one gigantic take. I was just running around like a madman."
Did Scott sit around, devising a way to torture his star?
He grins. "Of course I did."
The best way to witness the softer side of Crowe is to bring up his family with his wife of three years, Danielle Spencer, 36. He coos at the mention of his two sons, Charlie, almost 3, and Tennyson, nearly 5 months.
Why Tennyson?
"Danny and I both liked it," he says. "I went through the poems of Alfred Lord and found a couple of great pieces besides The Charge of the Light Brigade and thought, 'It's cool.' "
It's downright sweet to hear Crowe discuss Charlie's reaction to his brother, complete with little-kid voice.
"He's really affectionate toward him. Charlie came up to me the second day Tennyson was around and says, 'Daddy, I think we have to take Tenny home now, because he would talk more in the playroom.' "
Director and actor are determined to continue as collaborators. "It's important for our souls," Crowe says.
Next is American Gangster, a sprawling '70s fact-based crime drama shooting in New York that pits Denzel Washington's heroin kingpin against Crowe's investigator.
What then? Crowe has been in a band and appeared onstage in Grease and The Rocky Horror Show. Why not put on a movie musical?
"We've talked about that," Crowe says. "We believe in ourselves individually enough that there's no limit to what we can do."
"You just may have convinced me," Scott says.
The time has come to bring up the sore subject.
But with a positive spin: Does Crowe get really good service at hotels now?
The question is greeted with a mild grimace and then a wan smile. "I don't stay at hotels very much anymore. On location, I stay at a house. Hotels can drive you crazy. Just the noise."
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Antonio María Javierre Ortas S.D.B. (21 February 1921 – 1 February 2007) was a cardinal of the Catholic Church, and former prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments in the Vatican.[1]
Javierre Ortas was born in Siétamo, Spain. He was ordained in 1949 and took his doctorate in theology in Louvain. For many years he lectured in fundamental theology and dogmatics in places such as Turin, Rome, Peru, Guatemala and Poland. During the Second Vatican Council he was a spokesman for the Spanish bishops in ecumenical questions.
In 1976 Pope Paul VI made him archbishop, and secretary of the Congregation for Catholic Education[2]. He became cardinal deacon in 1988, and became at the same time, the librarian and archivist of the Holy Roman Church. In 1992 he was elevated to cardinal priest and prefect for the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments[3], which he took care of until 1996. He died in 2007 in Rome.
In 1992, he allowed the existence of female altar servers in the Church, a decision that was somewhat controversial due to the fact that the practice had previously been banned by his curial congregation, given that having a greater number of male alter servers can attract a greater number of candidates to the priesthood. [4]
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Ingrid strengthened into Mexico's second hurricane of the Atlantic storm season, prompting the evacuation of several thousand people in the Gulf coast of Veracruz.
But Tropical Storm Manuel was expected to make landfall a full day before Ingrid, dumping heavy rains that could cause flash floods and mudslides in Pacific coast communities in the southern states of Oaxaca and Guerrero.
Manuel gathered strength as it moved with maximum sustained winds of 70 mph along Mexico's Pacific coast. It was expected to bear down on the country's southwestern coast by Sunday morning, possibly as a hurricane.
Late on Saturday, it was about 55 miles off the city of Lazaro Cardenas and 180 miles southeast of Manzanillo as it moved northward at 6 mph. The Mexican government late Saturday issued a hurricane warning for the country's Pacific coast from Lazaro Cardenas to Manzanillo.
Manuel was expected to produce 10 to 15 inches of rain over parts of Oaxaca and Guerrero states, with isolated amounts of up to 25 inches possible in some areas. Life-threatening flash floods and mudslides were considered likely, especially in mountainous areas.
Hurricane Ingrid, meanwhile, was packing maximum sustained winds of 85 mph.
The US National Hurricane Center in Miami said that if Ingrid stays on the forecast track, it's likely to reach the coast of Mexico's Tamaulipas state on Monday. A hurricane warning was in effect from Cabo Rojo to La Pesca.
The Tamaulipas state government said in a statement that Independence Day festivities have been cancelled in the cities of Tampico, Madero and Altamira because of the approaching hurricane. The Sept 15 and 16 celebrations commemorate Mexico's battle of independence from Spain.
Officials to the south in the Gulf state of Veracruz began evacuating coastal residents Friday night, and local civil protection authorities said that more than 5,300 people had been moved to safer ground. Of those, about 3,500 people were being housed in official shelters with the rest staying with family and friends. There were no immediate reports of injuries blamed on the storm.
State officials earlier imposed an orange alert, the highest possible, in parts of southern Veracruz.
More than 1,000 homes in Veracruz state have been affected by Ingrid to varying degrees, and 20 highways and 12 bridges have suffered damages, according to the state's civil protection authority.
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"me vestra dilectio fortis , quem odistis me unstoppable"
"your love makes me strong, your hate makes me unstoppable"
Red Tree: Contradicts the green tree of the country Hansbure. The red represent the blood of the innocents that the government of Hansbure has spilled.
White: The peace that Spander seeks to gain by defeating Hansbure
Blue: The freedom that the people who join our cause will reclaim as their own.
Black: The hatred that we have towards Hansbure
The Truth of the Constitution
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The name of this country will be Spander.
All we seek to do is to enlighten the citizens of Hansbure about the horrors of the country they reside in. Our main goal is to free them from the oppression that they have lived through their entire lives.
To be a citizen of Spander you need to follow the rules. You must be a resident of Spander for at least 3 years. You are free of oppression. Will not be racist, and we will have respect for each other.
David Spander is our savior. He single-handedly led us into a new life where we are truly free and joyful. His wise teachings have helped Spander become a strong country ruled by its own people.
The government of Spander promises to protect its citizens with any means possible. As long as the people follow the few rules, they are completely free to lead the lives they desire. This country will never be hungry, conflicted, or unjust.
To protect the people there will be some laws to enforce. Freedom to bear arms, you may have a weapon with a legal permit. Violence will not be tolerated in Spander. No racist acts. Do not steal.
Everyone is free to choose what or who they want to be. There are infinite choices regarding occupations. Education is completely free for everyone who desires to have it. However, in order to receive a completely free of charge college/ university education, one has to complete the prior levels of education. When the situation of somebody who does not want a full education arises, they have the choice of a career that does not require a high level of knowledge.
The Flag of the great country of Spander represents all that their citizens stand for. The blood red tree in the middle is a symbol that contradicts the green tree that is on the flag of Hansbure. Its color represents the blood of the innocents that were killed. The white represent the peace that Spander wishes to achieve by defeating Hansbure. The Blue is the freedom that is offered to the citizens of Spander. The black X represents the hatred Spander has for the fowl country of Hansbure.
David Spander is our figurehead, he is the one who brought Spander together. He gave us hope, freedom, a place to live, and a new start. David Spander is a great leader and a great person to follow. He believes that everyone has a chance, and believes in equality. David Sander wants peace, not violence.
Edda Spander
She is tough, strong, just, and wise.
Edda was once a dutiful citizen of Hansbure just as all the people of Spander. She was Della L. Hansbure's personal advisor and twin sister. Because of his position, she was privy to all of the organization's horrible secrets. She alone was aware of the horrors that Hansbure's prisoners went through. After 10 years of watching members of her own community be tortured in unmentionable ways, she finally cracked. Even though it hurt her to betray her own sister, she decided to liberate all those innocent people that were being robbed of their rights.
Day by day, she rebelled in secret. In order to make sure nobody knew of her new state of mind, she continued to advice and obey her sister as usual. As time passed by, her plan grew more elaborate. A year later, her plan was completed to the smallest detail. She had convinced a small group of two hundred people to leave Hansbure and start a new life, a free life away from oppression. They all left Hansbure at 3 o'clock in the morning. Edda has previously drugged Della and her entire security staff during dinner. Because of this, they were not caught. Their escape was successful and they were now on their way to freedom.
After their escape, they found land with a forest that divided them from Hansbure. Edda changed her name from Hansbure to Spander, which was her late mentor's last name. At this point in her life, she wanted to forget her past of abuse. In order to become capable of running an entire rebellion, she became a strong, wise woman who made it her life goal to protect her people and destroy Hansbure.
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It was a very good room, friendly owners and wonderful, tasty breakfast
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i finished a colleen hoover book in practically one sitting and really loved it. this is not an uncommon statement among the book crowd, but for me, it's a statement i thought i'd never ever make again. the last three colleen hoover books i've read i've either hated or dnf'ed. so i went into it ends with us with alot of caution because i've been burned too many times now by the blatantly problematic infuriating tropes (i.e. romanticizing abusive relationships) of her previous books.
honestly it feels like this book was written by a completely different author, but i read her author's note and she literally says that she usually only writes for entertainment purposes only not to educate or inform with the exception of this book which is a whole other thing that i could talk about. now i don't have personal experiences of being in an abusive relationship myself but i have seen first hand what an emotionally and verbally abusive relationship can do to those who are raised by it. and in her author's note she speaks about her own personal experiences and how she wrote this for her mother. and basically i really wish she would approach her writing with the same responsibility that she approached in writing it ends with us because it's an important story and she told it effectively and genuinely with emotion. she goes on in her author's note to say that every person's experience and outcome in an abusive relationship is completely different and it ends with us is just one of those stories.
so i did love this story. i really loved lily as a character. i thought she was brave and bold. i was very proud of her. i cried like hell and was just incredibly moved by her story. and it's not a perfect book. there are some signature colleen hoover cliches (whirlwind romance, gimmicky journal/letter thing i.e. ugly love poem chapters), but this story has heart and punches you in the gut. so i can't believe i'm saying this but i recommend this book. will i read another colleen hoover book? maybe…i don't know considering she only writes "for entertainment purposes", but i much prefer this type of book from her where she's very aware of what's she putting out into the world.
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The book is presented as one soldier's story, while it in fact is general history filled with quotes and memoires of lots of soldiers and a lot of quotes from one soldier. Being familiar with the European campaign I found the book boring and basically a waste of money.
It is very suited for readers who want to get to know a few things on World War 2 in Western Europe and really believe most of the brutal fighting was done in Western Europe. Keep in mind that the book is written from an American perspective with the usual American typecasting and exaggeration. Only at the very end of the book do the Russians get one short sentence with some credits for bleeding the Germans to death. While it's generally known that the best German units with best equipment and commanders fought on the Eastern front, the overall approach of this book is one of an American unit fighting the best soldiers and commanders the Reich had to offer, beating them and thereby basically winning the war single-handedly.
- Title: The Liberator
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