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With a 44-6 drubbing of number 7 Stanford, Washington (number 10 before the game) move their undefeated run to open the season past week 5, looking like a legitimate college football playoff contender, something that has seemed improbable for such a long time. More
More than anything, USC losing to Washington 17-12 at home despite being double-digit favorites before the game makes it quite clear that Steve Sarkisian is now coaching for his job, as the Huskies defense pulled quite a number on him and Cody Kessler, combined with some inspiring creativity to take the lead in the third quarter. More
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Is he chewing up the house, sleeping all day or turning into a recluse? Here's what to do.
Your dog has turned into a slob
I see many owners who are perplexed by what they often assume to be laziness in their dogs. But a normally energetic dog who sleeps all day, or doesn't seem to take the same pleasure she used to in greeting her owner, could be suffering from a lack of emotional connection with that person. As dog people, we have to be very honest with ourselves. If you contract out all the dog-training and walks to other people, it is unlikely the two of you will bond. A dog wants to be the apple of her human's eye more than anything. Feeling disconnected, she might begin to behave lethargically or indifferently to the things she used to love.
Don't forget A dog is not an ornament, she should be an integral part of your life and the household.
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I'm often called in to help owners who tell me their dog is being "annoying" on purpose. Maybe the dog is chewing up the furniture, or barking all day, or peeing on the carpet every time they're left alone, despite thorough house training.
Although there are dogs, such as dachshunds, that are predisposed to being barky, they don't set out to irritate their owners. In most cases, a destructive dog is simply not having her needs met. One of the most important ways to understand or help your pet is to make sure you read up on her breed. Different dogs have been bred for different purposes and if a dog can't fulfil her instinctive drive to work, she is often left frustrated or under-exercised. A newfoundland who has no outlet for her swimming talents, a labrador retriever who never gets to play fetch, or a dachshund who never gets the chance to dig up the garden in search of rodents (as its breeders intended) is going to be a frustrated dog. A bit of research, small changes to your dog's routine and a little imagination is likely to be all that she needs. Build a makeshift burrow behind your sofa for your tunnelling dachshund; find a lake or river — even a paddling pool — for your furry waterbaby.
Don't forget If you know nothing about her breed, you will never understand her.
Your dog has always got something wrong with her
Stress, fear and unhappiness affects dogs in physical ways. It's common for a dog stressed in kennels, for example, to develop dandruff or another skin condition. And just like humans, prolonged stress can affect her immune system. If your dog is inexplicably lurching from one physical ailment to the next, unhappiness could be the root cause. With a little TLC her physical symptoms will often clear up.
Don't forget Fear and anxiety can be central components of unhappiness. Dogs who have been in stressful environments will need time to feel safe again.
Your dog has turned into a recluse
I have a british bulldog and when she started turning deaf, she became very withdrawn. She was reluctant to go out and hid behind furniture. I wouldn't have made the connection between her change in behaviour and her deafness had I not done a lot of reading on how deafness affects humans and how people can feel isolated and unsafe when they lose their hearing. I began to understand that I needed to adapt her lifestyle to her disability. I began taking her for walks in quiet places where she didn't have to worry about buggies or other dogs or bicycles coming up behind her. I put extra attention into playing with her at home until she adjusted to her new circumstances.
Don't forget Build up her confidence and take things step by step. Don't expect miracles overnight.
The canine happiness checklist
Is there an underlying medical condition?
Ruling out illness is an important first step.
Is she eating junk?
Kibble is one of the least nutritious foods you can give your dog. A dog is best off on as natural a diet as you can give her. Meat, oily fish and vegetables needn't be expensive and I've seen dogs transformed by changes in their eating habits.
Has something changed in her life?
Dogs are adaptable but they can find change as challenging as humans do. Perhaps they've experienced a big change in their life. Moving house, tension between the humans in her home, the death or absence of an owner or a doggy friend . . . a dog may feel these things very keenly.
Are you treating her like an accessory?
You might have dreamt of a dog that would lie quietly for hours by your feet at the pub, or sit tucked into your handbag, but it's unlikely to be a dream shared by your dog. Agility, games, long walks . . . this is the stuff doggy dreams are made of. Again, research the breed. A husky is going to need hours of exercise. A staffy will want nonstop cuddles. A collie is going to become demented under a table all day at the pub.
Does she know who you are?
If you're never home, why have you got a dog?
Are you worrying too much?
It is easy to worry about the slightest change in your dog, but stay calm and assess the facts. It's quite normal for an older dog to sleep a lot, for instance, and for a younger, untrained dog to soil the house until she knows better.
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ttp://www.mumzine.com/2010/06/02/benefits-of-meditation-for-children/. The photo is from a children's meditation garden in Wimbledon, London. They are a Buddhist club, but I think it would be lovely to develop meditation gardens in our Montessori schools, complete with a labyrinth! I know I would love to spend a portion of each day there.
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Friday, March 25, 2011
I had to post this beautiful poem by Sara Kay, as hands are the cornerstone of our Montessori work. Montessori says, "The hands are the instruments of man's intelligence," and "The human hand allows the mind to reveal itself." In a myriad of ways, our hands create lasting expressions of life, both concrete and abstract. For more Sara Kay, see the TED website.
Interpreting the Farm
Saturday, March 19, 2011
More Bunny Love
Can you stand the cuteness! Marley, our rabbit, is going on five years. He is a Mini-Rex and their lifespan is 5-7 years. Get ready for the tears when the big day comes! I hope he takes a cue from our guinea pig Robby and lives much longer than predicted. Robby lived to be 9 or 10, which is extremely long for a guinea pig. Cross your fingers for Marley--he turns 5 on July 4!
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Tea Time
There has been a lot of tea work in our room lately. It is a lovely activity. We use herbal tea and have an airpot of warm water. The children prepare the tea, and while it is steeping, they may invite a friend to share teatime with them. After they prepare the tea table, they clean up their work, bring the tea to the table, and enjoy the time with a friend. The sort of crumbly cheese snack in the middle photo is a quesadilla, which is another activity in our room.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Searching for Spring
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Честита Баба Марта-- Happy Baba Marta
Martenitsa (Bulgarian: мартеница /ˈmar.tɛ.ni.ʦa/, plural мартеници, martenitsi) is a small piece of adornment, made of white and red yarn and worn from March 1st until the 22nd March (or the first time an individual sees a stork, swallow or budding tree). The name of the holiday is Baba Marta. "Baba" (баба) is the Bulgarian word for "grandmother" and Mart (март) is the Bulgarian word for the month of March. Baba Marta is a Bulgarian tradition related to welcoming the upcoming spring. The month of March, according to Bulgarian folklore, marks the beginning of springtime. Therefore, the first day of March is a traditional holiday associated with sending off winter and welcoming spring.
We made our own martenitsas in our room, and welcomed the first day of March, which was sunny and warm. Hopefully, spring is on the way soon!
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Nigeria's U-17 women's team is holding a training camp in Faro, Portugal, ahead of the 2014 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Costa Rica.
The Flamingoes will be in the southern Portuguese city for 19-days to fine-tune for the global tournament scheduled for 15 March to 4 April.
According to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), the team will engage selected clubs in Portugal to test their readiness for the world event. The Flamingoes will play their Belgium counterparts an international friendly on March 4 in Brussels before returning to Faro, to wrap up their preparations.
Twenty-five (25) players made the trip, but four will be dropped after the training camp.
The Nigerians are expected to travel to Costa Rica on March 12, four-days prior to their opening game at the tournament. The West Africans are housed in Group D with China, Colombia and Mexico.
Like Ghana, Nigeria has appeared at every edition of the biennial championship since its inception in 2008.
Debutants Zambia completes the three African representatives for the fourth edition of the world cadet women's championship.


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By Mel McFarland
The biggest treasure train that ever left the Cripple Creek District, if not any mining camp in the world, started from the Cresson mine in early January 1914. Six carloads of gold ore were in the shipment, all from a fabulously rich treasure chamber known as a "Vug" or geode in the Cresson mine. While the exact figures were not given out, the value was estimated at $10,000 to $12,000 per ton, with a total worth of about $2,000,000. (For today's value, multiply that by a thousand!) Armed guards accompanied the train from Cripple Creek to the Globe Refining Mill in Denver.
At Divide, M.L. Phelps, general superintendent of the Colorado Midland, boarded the train and assumed personal charge of it. The train continued right through Colorado City without stopping. Arriving at Colorado Springs that evening, the train was transferred to the Colorado and Southern at the Santa Fe station. Although the train was a special and had right of way over all other freight shipments, the Midland ran it slower than average freights in view of the great value represented. What would normally have been a two-hour trip took almost four hours.
A few days later, the Cresson company sent out a second train with carloads of the geode ore, although the value was considerably less than the first. This shipment went to Colorado City's Golden Cycle mill. The average value was about $300 to the ton, or $8,000 to the car.
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Death Threat
After I read my first book on Zen, I phoned the temple to inquire about meditation schedules. To my surprise the Roshi himself answered the phone. Instead of telling
me the times meditation was available he asked me,
"Why do you want to come? Are you sick?"
"No, I'm not sick"
"Then, you shouldn't come. I have a very contagious desease."
" What's its name?"
"I don't know, maybe it has no name."
" How is it caught?
"If you look at me you're in mortal danger, if you touch me you'll die."
I laughed. "When can I come?"
When I saw him in person, I reminded him of the conversation.
He laughed." Yes, it's a matter of time now. Nothing can save you."
"How long do you think I'll last?" I joked.
He shook his head. "A long time. You're a thinker,
they take a long time to die. Very painful.
He shook his head again, "Not good!"
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Oh my gosh Pete… that means I'm gona be here forever! Drat!!!
Loved this… like always your thoughts are surreal.
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College drop-out, Roxy Cumberland, moved to New York with dreams of becoming an actress, but her dwindling bank account is quickly putting the kibosh on that fantasy. To make some quick cash, she signs up to perform singing telegrams. Her first customer is a gorgeous, cocky Manhattan trust-funder if she ever laid eyes on one. And what could be more humiliating than singing an ode to his junk, courtesy of his last one night stand? Maybe the fact that she's dressed in a giant, pink bunny costume...
After a night out to celebrate winning his last case, lawyer Louis McNally II isn't prepared for the pounding in his head or the rabbit serenading him from the front door. But the sassy wit and sexy voice of the girl behind the mask intrigues him, and one look at her stunning face—followed by a mind-blowing kiss against his door jamb—leaves Louis wanting more.
Roxy doesn't need a spoiled rich boy who's had everything in life handed to him on a Tiffany platter. But there's more to Louis than his sexy surface and he's determined to make Roxy see it...even if it means chasing her all over NYC.
I have to say that the opening scene was one the most original and funniest I have read in a while. A freaking singagram, I didn't even know those were still a thing, but Tessa Bailey made very good use of it. So the story starts off pretty strong with that one, then a kiss that will knock your socks off and the chase is on.
Though it was never Roxy's intention to blow Louis' world and have him chase her, she can't deny to fun she's having with this lawyer boy. It's always nice when a handsome man is into you, tries to charm you and puts on the full woo for you. Let's be honest, Roxy isn't running that hard away from him. The attraction between them is so obvious, that it would be silly to deny it.
Louis really is wonderful. He's successful, handsome, charming, funny, helpful and all kinds of amazing. When a guy like that wants you, you say "yes, please". Though in his quest chasing Roxy, he does make some mistakes, he's a guy afterall. There are certainly enough WTH moments though, to keep him from being too perfect.
Roxy was nice. She's confident, independent, funny, sassy and cute. All things you need to make a great actress, she just needs her chance. So her focus is very much on her career, and while a guy might be nice, it's not something she's pining for. Therefor meeting Louis was a nice surprise, which she fully enjoys. Still sometimes we get to see this little insecure side of her, and realize she's not always as confident as she'd like to be. All this adds some nice drama to the story.
Chase Me was a funny light-hearted sexy love story. Two great main characters, with Louis definitely being my favourite. He isn't just a total sweetheart, the boy has a dirty mouth on him as well, which I loved. The plot was predictable, but the dialogues were on point. I would definitely recommend it if you're looking for a fast and fun read.
3.5 stars
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The Author
Her most valuable life experiences were learned thereafter while waitressing at K-Dees, a Manhattan pub owned by her uncle. Inside those four walls, she met her husband, best friend and discovered the magic of classic rock, managing to put herself through Kingsborough Community College and the English program at Pace University at the same time. Several stunted attempts to enter the work force as a journalist followed, but romance writing continued to demand her attention.
She now lives in Brooklyn, New York with her husband of seven years and three-year-old daughter. Although she is severely sleep-deprived, she is incredibly happy to be living her dream of writing about people falling in love.


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When we are thinking of Social Networking sites what comes to in your mind is just Facebook, but since world is changing and new things are coming in front of people. Therefore they want to know more about it.
Badoo is the website which allows you to socialize and to meet new people, social networking site providing facility to join known and unknown people on this website based on cities. It is very easy to do Badoo Login and the process of creating account by doing Badoo Sign Up is also very easy.
It basically provides what FB.Com is not able to i.e. Talk with unkown people which FaceBook denied to provide to their users.
If you don't want to read review then directly follow Badoo Login Page.
Badoo Sign UP to Create New Account
So, thinking of Sign Up!! Just follow given Steps
Note: According to one survey, Badoo was given last rank for privacy out of 45 other social networking sites. so think twice before giving your personal information on it.
1. To complete first step it is necessary to open Badoo Sign UP Page, so that you get directly transfer to user's Login process.
2. Enter necessary information they demanded on respective page i.e. on Badoo login page and submit it by clicking on "Sign me up".To complete this step you have to verify your account by clicking on link mail to you.
3. In this step they will show you some suggestion related to people you may know i.e. based on your city and state. They will also show you one Email box with the help of which you can find your friends by their respective email addresses.
- You can also brought your contact from Windows Live, Gmail, Yahoo etc. This feature is very risky as this is not that much trusted site to which you can grant access.
- You can also skip this process by click on option given to you on that page only.
4. Its done, enjoy!
Login to Access your Account
Badoo Login is another step which you have to do after creating account on badoo.com, there are many option which you can follow for sign in. I have provided one tutorial for the same, have a look.
Just visit the Badoo.com Login link and you will see something the username as well as password field, you must enter your ID and pass so that you will gain access to your account. Their is another great method which you can do is to connect Badoo with Facebook which will save your precious time.
Also read : Nimbuzz Login & Sign UP from PC
If you are finding problem in using your account and if its difficult for you to understand its working style then you can follow below instruction to make your profile interesting.
1. In "Meet people nearby" they have three option which are as below :
- ALL: In this option you will get all those people who are in selected rang of your city. You can edit this range by selecting "Where" choice i.e. increase or decrease rang as per your need or like. You can also upload your Photo by selecting Profile picture.
- NEW: One will find those people who came new by Log in to Badoo.com and wants to make friends again based on Area specified by you.
- ONLINE: You can view those people who are online at present. you can chat with them if you want to at same time.
2. On Right hand side Below Free super power feature, you can read your profile with the help of numbers i.e. How many Profile visitors you have, those who wants to meet you, those blocked by you and many more functions are given which will help you in understanding your Status.
3. By selecting "Advance search" You can find people based on your specific requirement i.e. spoken language, hair/eye color, education etc.
4. You can also set all you Profile Information by selecting setting option who have recently done Badoo Sign UP and Login
5. You can make your profile attractive by clicking on Profile and from that your name. This will open a new page which contains various functions with the help of which you can make your performa looking cool or interesting for others.
6. You can also upload your photos and videos on your Badoo Account which is very easy to do.
Also read : Facebook Mobile Login
7. They are also offering "Free super power". This is paid up service with the help of which you can easily and by fastest speed can find people around you.They are also providing Trial based service for this option with the help of which you can judge their paid up service and if you like then apply for paid up service which gives you more facilities and personalization.
So folks, I hope you enjoyed this article on Create Account on Badoo and if you have any problem while doing Badoo Login then please do comment and let us know your views about this website, like if this one is more better than Facebook, if you were able to find that taste which other social networking sites are unable to provide?
Well according to me Badoo.com has all the potential to beat FB is all the cases as I am using this site from very long and it definitly has so many features and functions which is lacked by many of the giants in this field.


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Unfortunately D2L does not offer a way to directly transfer attendance into grades. However, you can export the attendance data and then import it into grades.
Note: To import into Grades, you must export into a CSV file and then modify it to look like this template: Grades_Sample_Import_File
Step 1: Export Attendance Data
Go into your attendance and click on the dropdown menu next to the attendance register you want to export and click Edit.
Once in Edit-Register, click on the dropdown menu next to the register name and click Attendance Data.
Then click on Export All Data
Step 2: Import into Grades
Go into Grades and click on Import.
Again make sure that between exporting the CSV from Attendance and importing into Grades, that you modify the CSV to be in this format: Grades_Sample_Import_File Choose that file and click Continue.
NOTE: If you don't already have a grade item set up, click on "Create new grade item when an unrecognized item is referenced"
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Clamshells are all the rage in the candle world now! There are many people that don't like burning regular candles in their home and many offices have a no candle policy because of the flame. You can now make these little clamshells to sell with a heat warmer and the melted wax will give off the same great scent of a candle!
This product sells individually, in lots of 10 and in lots of 100!
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Hong Kong is a city full of charm and history. While visiting it, find out more about its cultural heritage and interesting history. The Hong Kong Museum of History is the best place where you can do this. The images show most of the important figures in Hong Kong's history and the guided tours help [...] Read More »
London is a city where you will never get bored. If you enjoy classical music, jazz or any kind of music, you will find it here. If you are an art lover, the museums and special events will charm you. If you are passionate about architecture, the buildings in London will definitely impress you. It [...] Read More »
Raindance is the largest independent film festival in the UK. IT gathers more than 10.000 participants every year, who can enjoy over 160 independent movies from around 40 countries. There are some Q&A sessions organized with many industry professionals and any participant has the opportunity to ask the director of a certain movie about his [...] Read More »
Nature has many lessons to teach us, every day. One of the lessons is to stop and admire its beauty, to relax and think about what is really important in life. There are many beautiful places in London, but by far the Kew Gardens is the best place to spend some time enjoying the nature [...] Read More »
The Science Museum in London is one of the best museums world wide. You can find many interesting collections here, from aircraft to microchips. Any fan of technology, history, photography and many other topics will find here some amazing objects. The inspirational exhibits cover a wide range of topics and interests, so that people of [...] Read More »
The amberFestival is an annual event held in Turkey regarding Art and Technology. It started in 2007 and since then it gathered many fans and participants. Because in 2010 Istanbul is the European Capital of Culture, the people organizing the amberFestival though about a special topic: the definition of the modern city. In a world [...] Read More »
We publish a suite of Luxury short stay rental apartments based canalside in central Amsterdam. We will be creating a post about each one. They all refer to a Dutch Master Artist and imitate some of their style and works creating a themed style for each apartment, tastefully developed. The first post is about Rembrandt [...] Read More »
There are many places to eat in Istanbul, but just some of them are stylish and nice. The Poseidon restaurant is the best place to relax, enjoy an amazing view and a delicious meal. The place is well-known for the superior seafood and high prices. Delicacies such as grouper, pagrus and king prawns are the [...] Read More »
The Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts is one of the hidden treasures of Istanbul. Also known as Ibrahim Pasa Sarayi and Atmeydani Sarayi, it was built in the 16th century (some say the 14th century) is one of the most beautiful buildings in Istanbul. Here you can admire amazing items from the 14th century [...] Read More »
Amsterdam is one of the most visited cities in Europe, a place popular for its museums, architecture, parks and night life. The Red District is a place visited by most of the tourists out of curiosity, because everyone has an opinion about this topic. The Red District is a neighborhood where sex-retaled activities take, such [...] Read More »
Every year Dutch people celebrate the Sinterklaas Procession with joy and presents. Sinterklaas is the Dutch Santa Claus who comes every year from Madrid. You can see the amazing parade on the canals and receive a present from him. This is an important tradition for Dutch people, they exchange presents and spend time with the [...] Read More »
Amsterdam is the largest city from the Netherlands, its capital and one of the most visited cities in Europe. A trip to Amsterdam is an opportunity to relax, enjoy the beautiful architecture and discover new places. With its canals, parks, museums and pubs, Amsterdam is a destination where any of you will find something to [...] Read More »
In Amsterdam, at the Van Gogh Museum, you can find the world's largest collection of van Gogh's paintings. You can see how the artist developed and changes his painting style. You can also find here some objects related to the art history, in order to have a better image about that period. You can visit [...] Read More »
Venice is one of the most beautiful places in Italy and the capital of the region Venetto. It is an important touristic attractions, also known as "La Dominante", "Serenissima", "City of Water", "City of Masks", "City of Bridges", "The Floating City", and "City of Canals". Venice is a city full of mistery, charm and beauty. You [...] Read More »
While in Venice, the "Ai Gondolieri" restaurant is a must-visit place, at least for a drink. "Ai Gondolieri" is one of the best restaurants in Venice, situated a few minutes away from the Guggenheim. This is a nice pace to relax, have lunch, drink a glass of wine and enjoy the amazing view. The restaurant [...] Read More »
While Hong Kong Parkview promises to provide the most complete and luxurious services and facilities to their residents and club members, they continue to stress the importance of giving back to the community. Hence, Hong Kong Parkview will be organizing its annual charity bazaar on Sunday, 31 October this year, and this year they are delighted to announce [...] Read More »
This stylish penthouse apartment for short stay rentals is located in a quiet street in Central Madrid. Close to the Spanish Parliament, Zarzuela and Thyssen Bornemisza Museum. It is a chic and compact apartment with small terrace, tastefully furnished and fitted with all comforts. In a quiet road in the heart of town, just behind the Thyssen [...] Read More »


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Today is the HopeSpoken Link-Up! A place to connect and share some of your stories and experiences from the weekend. We wanted to create a space where you could have them all in one spot. If you don't have a blog and wanted to post an instagram or facebook status that is great too!
We love each of you and are forever grateful for the beautiful time we got to share growing alongside you ladies!


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Jason The Dog Walker:
"Jason The Dog Walker & Co." is a premier Dog Walking, Pet Sitting & Dog Training service located in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Since 2007, Jason and his Team have been providing the best doggie-day care around!
Jason grew up with dogs his whole life and fell in love with dog training a bunch of years ago.
After graduating from the University of Delaware with a degree in psychology, Jason moved to New York City, and worked for a major pet care company.
In 2007, Jason moved to Brooklyn and started his dog walking company, "Jason the Dog Walker & Co." in Park Slope. The company has become a huge success because Jason and his team know they have the Best Job Ever!!!
Jason is also a member of the South Slope Dog Association which manages the South Slope Dog Park (Please click the link below for more information) and runs "Buddha Dog" Training Services which provides; leash training, clicker training, puppy training, house training, crate training, excitement jumping, impulse control, basic tricks, socialization, etc.


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Tanya Aguiñiga | textile wall piece | Collective 2 Design Fair | Volume Gallery
This past weekend my attention was definitely swiveling back and forth between friends' postings and Instagram snapshots at New York Design Week and Romanian Design Week. It was curious to observe the similarities and differences between these two design events, but on many levels, I felt that reverence for handmade techniques, studio resourcefulness, and the allure of 'imperfection' in design was strikingly modern and conceptually interwoven.
Ping Pong Open | Made in Pairs | Romanian Design Week
'SorS Laboratory' boutique by Carmen Secareanu | Romanian Design Week
The focus and mission of Romanian Design Week 2014 is as follows:
The aim of Romanian Design Week is to showcase, support and promote Romanian design and, furthermore, Romanian creative industries by presenting (their work) to a wider, global audience. By encouraging Romanian design, the event will manage to promote Romanian culture and the talent that nourishes it.
The second objective is to gather under the Romanian Design Week umbrella, creatives who might not have had the chance to get to know each other or explore what is happening in connected creative industries.
Lana | digital print fashions at Romanian Design Week
GRAIN textiles | NYC x Design
The interesting thing for me is how regionalism might currently be viewed as a strength for some of the best design studios out there. Meaning, there is definite appeal, at least for me, when I can sense collective action generated by new identities and modes of expression taking shape both creatively and geographically around the world. Maybe Instagram is the instant glue, but I also just think that good design is transcending the design week elitism of booth purchasing mania as well as creating innovative product to simply stave off boredom.


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Early in the morning, while most of Cairo is asleep, Ahmed Kamal Aboulmagd watches the war on television and despairs over the path taken by the United States. Even in the gloom of 4 a.m., this is not a normal emotion for Mr. Aboulmagd, a sprightly man of 72 who has lived through more than his share of revolutions, wars and international crises, yet has maintained a marvelously sunny outlook.
''We should never lose hope,'' he remarked the other day from his 18th-floor law office overlooking the Nile, a room crammed with books and brightened with paintings of sailboats on calm waters. ''Frustration is not an option.''
But in truth, Mr. Aboulmagd admitted, he is just whistling in the dark. Never have America's Arab friends, he said, felt so estranged from the United States.
''People in Egypt and many parts of the Arab world used to love America, and now they have a sense of being betrayed, misunderstood, taken lightly,'' he said. ''And when it comes to the central problem of the Middle East -- the Arab-Israeli conflict -- we feel that even a minimum of American even-handedness is missing.''
Mr. Aboulmagd is one of Egypt's best-known intellectuals, a senior aide to former President Anwar el Sadat, consultant to the United Nations and ever-curious polymath whose interests range across the fields of Islamic jurisprudence, comparative religions, literature, history and commercial law.Continue reading the main story
Like many educated Egyptians of his generation, he is a man whose views on democracy and political values were shaped by reading the United States Constitution, the Federalist papers and the writings of Thomas Jefferson and Woodrow Wilson.
For him the United States was a ''dream,'' a paragon of liberal values to be emulated by Arabs and Muslims seeking to have a voice in the modern world.
One of his daughters lived in the United States. Mr. Aboulmagd studied there, earning a master's degree in comparative law at the University of Michigan in 1959. He served as president of the administrative tribunal of the World Bank in Washington. And he has spent more than 20 years of his life working on projects aimed at promoting dialogue between the Western, non-Muslim civilization and the Arab-Muslim world.
Yet these days, in his opinion, something has gone terribly wrong.
''Under the present situation, I cannot think of defending the United States,'' said Mr. Aboulmagd, a small man with thinning white hair who juggles a constant stream of phone calls and invitations to speak about modernizing the Arab world.
''I would not be listened to,'' he added. ''To most people in this area, the United States is the source of evil on planet earth. And whether we like it or not, it is the Bush administration that is to blame.''
When speaking of President Bush and his administration, Mr. Aboulmagd uses words like narrow-minded, pathological, obstinate and simplistic. The war on Iraq, he said bluntly, is the act of a ''weak person who wants to show toughness'' and, quite frankly, seems ''deranged.''
Such language from a man of Mr. Aboulmagd's stature is a warning sign of the deep distress that has seized the Arab elite, those who preach moderation in the face of rising Islamic radicalism and embrace liberalism over the tired slogans of Arab nationalism.
Similar opinions can also be heard these days from wealthy Arab businessmen, university professors, senior government officials and Western-leaning political analysts -- the people whose support could help advance the Bush administration's professed mission: to bring democracy to the Arab world.
Mr. Aboulmagd has a hand in just about every institution or board that counts in Egypt, including al Azhar, the authoritative institution of Sunni Muslim learning. He is consulted on inter-cultural dialogue by the United Nations, the Arab League and the European Union. He has taught law in universities in Egypt, Sudan and Kuwait.
He is the epitome of the Arab establishment. Sprinkled throughout his conversation are anecdotes about President Sadat and recollections of discussions with luminaries like the United Nations general secretary, Kofi Annan. He receives phone calls from Arab presidents and kings. His office is filled with mementos from trips around the world as a lecturer and consultant. An oversize Koran in a green leather case rests on a coffee table along with a rendition of the scales of justice in brass and alabaster.
He has devoted decades of his life and his writings to the cause of modernizing Islamic life and promoting understanding between Muslims and non-Muslims.
Now those efforts, Mr. Aboulmagd said, have been set back by President Bush's ''exaggerated'' response to the terror attacks of Sept. 11, a response he believes only encouraged mutual enmity and suspicion by painting Muslims and Arabs as potential enemies to be reformed or destroyed.
''I find what is happening to be a serious setback in the endeavors of noble people who have realized the commonalities among different civilizations and nations,'' he said.
The problem, he said, is that the war on Iraq is widely seen in the Arab world as an attack on all Arabs, meant to serve the interests of Israel with no compensating outreach to aggrieved Arabs.
While the 1991 Persian Gulf war, under Mr. Bush's father, was waged with the understanding that the United States would engage itself in the search for peace, he said, this war was launched without a parallel American effort to compel Israel to forge a genuine peace with the Palestinians.
''The United States has played a destructive role by giving direct or indirect green lights to the Israeli government to do what it pleases,'' Mr. Aboulmagd said. ''This is ruining Israel's future in the area. And whatever, even if all the Arabs sign up, this is a truce, this is a ceasefire, this is not peace. It is not peace. If you want peace you must have genuine desire for peace.''
If the Iraq war comes to be seen as an American war against Islam, he added, President Bush may be partly to blame. ''He believes he was chosen by the Almighty to fulfill a Christian mission,'' Mr. Aboulmagd said. ''Or at least he was made to believe that by the people around him.''
Still, at the end of three hours of discussion, he returned to an optimistic viewpoint -- a position that clearly fits his nature.
''Many people are talking about planet earth being no more a safe place for anyone, but I am optimistic,'' he said. ''I believe dialogue is needed now, so we should not give in to desperation, to loss of hope, to pessimism. Rather we should act actively and continue the path of dialogue and the path of understanding, simply because we cannot afford the other consequence.''Continue reading the main story


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Warner Wins Class B Volleyball Championship
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The Warner Monarchs are the 2014 state champions in class B of volleyball. They defeated the Chester Area Flyers in four sets on Saturday night.
Warner won the first set 25-15 and the second set 25-17. The Flyers bounced back in the third set, upsetting the Monarchs 30-28. In the fourth set, the Monarchs got their groove back, winning the set 25-19.
The Monarchs were led by a trio of hitters; Ashley Rozell, Jaici Schlosser, and Peyton Ellingson. Rozell had 24 kills with 13 digs, Schlosser had 21 kills with 10 digs and Ellingson had 20 kills with 6 digs.
Chester Area was led by two power hitters in Samantha Ordal, who had 19 kills, and Jenna Reiff, who also had 19 kills.
The Flyers defeated Harding County in a sweep on Friday night and then beat Sully Buttes in the semi-final round. That led to Saturday nights matchup against the Monarchs.
Warner defeated Jones County in the first round, and then defeated Parker in the semi-finals. That led to tonight's four set showdown, which resulted in Warner winning the 2014 state championship.
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S.M Law Associates is established as a Comprehensive Law Firm to provide Complete Legal Services to those who seek legal advice or support.
Services Offered by S.M Law Associates:
Our firm specializes in Intellectual Property Law e.g. Trademarks, Copyright, Patent & Industrial Design; Registration, Rectification, Renewal, Infringement Claim & Opposition to Registration. But our practice extends to all civil and corporate matters alongside intellectual property law.
In addition to Intellectual Property work, our firm is renowned for its Litigation practice and has represented a large number of clients. We have grown into an expert team of leading advocates, solicitors, trademark and patent attorneys, scientists, technologists, engineers, and paralegals.
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Delight in the taste of excellent breakfast buffets with a selection of hot dishes a la carte. Sparkling wine, served without limits each morning, will put you in a good mood.
Our concierge will help you plan your day, matching the schedule of tours to your preferences. Experienced guides will make sure that the time spent in Krakow is remarkable.
When you return to the hotel after an active day, the Amaryllis restaurant will be waiting for you. Exquisite dishes will delight even the most sophisticated tastes. Sommelier will select the wine which you can enjoy in the intimate atmosphere of fireplace room.
Cocktails and desserts taste best in the hotel lobby where you can take a look at stylish photo albums and listen to the evening concerts of world class stars.
Before you lie down in a comfortable bed within the white sheets, let yourself relax. Go to the sauna or massage at the spa, or savor the taste of champagne on the balcony with magical view over the gardens and Wawel Castle at sunset.
We work 24 hours a day to make your stay at the Queen truly exceptional!
In the hotel, a work of art is a guest who goes out happy. But only an inspired and disciplined team can create a work of art.
It is the value, that is most important for the sales, not the price. Quality is the one to remember, not the cost.
The restaurant is an upheaval, a mix of talents and emotions that need to be steered in order to impress all the guests' senses.
Quality and perfection in every single action provides the satisfaction of stay for any of our guests.
Reception approaches every request with a can-do attitude, aiming always to delight our guests.
Care for the impeccable cleanliness of the entire hotel shows the guests proper respect and provides comfortable holiday base.
We had a fantastic time at the Queen Boutique Hotel (08/06/13-10/06/2013) We stayed here for our first wedding anniversary and couldnt have asked for a nicer place. All the staff were very helpful, courteous and made us feel very welcome. Our room was extremely clean and well presented with everything you need for a great stay. It was modern, spacious and extremely comfortable with air conditioning (definitely needed!) mini bar and free wi-fi. The rest of the hotel, reception area, dining room and general areas are kept to the same high standards and makes for a great stay.Source tripadvisor.com
- 24-hour reception desk
- Porter service
- Staff speaking many different languages
- Waking Up
- Express Check-Out
- Late Check-Out
- Luggage Storage
- Deposit at the reception
- access to photocopier, printer, scanner, and fax
- Courier service
- Concierge service available 24 hours a day
- Organization of sightseeing tours and excursions
- Tickets for concerts and events
- Land and air transport
- Medical visits
- Many others ...
- Guarded car park in a distance of 450 meters from the hotel
- Car Rental
- Taxi Services
- Airport transfers
- Private tours
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
- PC for guests in the lobby
- Free Wi-Fi and wired internet in the conference room
- Welcome snack
- Breakfast buffet included in the price
- 24/7 room service
- Mini-bars in the rooms
- Amaryllis restaurant and bar
- Takeaway lunches
- Picnics on the Vistula River
- Free sauna
- Free relaxation room
- Treatment and massage room
- Sale of professional cosmetics
- Professional advice
- Therapeutic services
- 3 conference rooms
- Air conditioning, professional sound and lighting systems
- Catering for meetings
- External catering for companies
- Free Wi-Fi, wired Internet
- Multimedia projector
- Screens and TV
- Microphone
- Flipcharts
- Automatic sliding blackout
- access to photocopier, printer, scanner, and fax
- Satellite TV
- X-box in the suite
- A shop with travel essentials
- Gifts, souvenirs, sweets, cosmetics
- Flowers
- Organization of events, meetings and receptions
- Close proximity of numerous shops, restaurants, cinemas, theaters and shopping centers
- Standard and chemical
- Cleaning
- Ironing
- Cleaning set in the room
- Beds and high chairs for children
- Babysitting (reservation required)
- Special menu
- A set of children's cosmetics
- Tiny slippers
- Coloring books and crayons
- 24-hour security
- Elevator with fire protection system
- Fire protection alarm
- Facilities for people with disabilities
- 24-hour medical care
- Gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan and allergens-free dishes at request
- A list of travel essentials provided to our guests
- Credit cards: MasterCard, Visa, Diners, American Express
- Cash
- Money transfer
"Great location for both the Old Town & Jewish Quarter. Rooms were spacious, clean and comfortable. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Organised airport pick up for us and also private trip to Auschwitz & Salt Mines with the entire service being faultless."
16 March 2019
"From the moment we arrived at this hotel to the moment we left, we couldn't have been treated any better. nothing was too much trouble. Every person in the hotel was so helpful and pleasant, even the guys on reception stood to greet us every time we came in. we used their taxi service which was a gorgeous Mercedes and so much hassle free than i thought it could be. our room was just like the photo's on the site. very clean and spacious and the breakfast in the morning was absolutely delicious. this hotel is on a main road and is situated in between the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter so was probably about a 10 mins walk to the center of each. All in all Krakow is an amazing place and i would definitely go back and i would 100% return to this fabulous hotel"
11 March 2019
"My 2nd time staying here in as many months and it didn't disappoint....cannot recommend this hotel enough. I recently returned to celebrate my anniversary and we were delighted to receive a room upgrade. The reception staff will do anything to make your stay as comfortable as possible. They organised our day trip to the Saltmines and Auschwitz with our own private driver, organised a packed lunch also for us and I cannot fault this .... An absolute must do."
4 March 2019
"Staff were extremely welcoming and more than happy to help you with any quieries ... booking trips..taxis and restaurants. Location is perfect fir shopping..jewish quarters and the old town. The Hotel is lovely ... food is top notch."
22 December 2018
"Nice modern hotel in a central location. Very quiet, at least the internal room that we have stayed in. Big, renovated and clean room. Excellent well equipped and spacious bathroom and toilet. Very good breakfast with lots of options. Great service, we received very nice travel recommendations and also booked one of the destinations via them. Good value for money. What else can I say? Fantastic hotel."
21 December 2018
"My wife and I stayed here over a nice long weekend, to say the staff are friendly is an understatement. On arrival we were presented with a free room upgrade which was a nice start to our weekend. The reception staff were always nice and very knowledgeable of the area and help was always at hand. The whole hotel was a pleasure to stay in. The food was superb. The location was superb, and it was a wonderful stay. We will certainly be back. Thank you to one and all."
26 November 2018
"I can't speak highly enough of this wonderful boutique hotel in Krakow. Approaching from what is a quiet and somewhat dismal street I really wasn't sure what our travel agent had booked us into, but oh boy did we get a surprise. The minute you walk through the door you feel like the single most important guest they have. The staff are all exceptionally well presented and really helpful from restaurant and food options, to book trips and tours and directions on how to get to places of interest and sorting out the room temperatures they were fantastic. We had one of the rooms with a balcony overlooking the garden And it was well worth that little bit extra. Would highly recommend this lovely hotel and its wonderful staff."
21 November 2018
"Location for sightseeing was perfect! Breakfasts were exceptional! Staff so very friendly and extremely helpful in every way. Rooms were large and lovely, especially the superior rooms with full height windows and balcony overlooking gardens and Wawel Castle! We are going back ..."
12 November 2018
"The Queen Boutique Hotel is a dream! The staff are friendly and very accommodating. They helped with transportation and ideas of great things to do while in Krakow. The restaurant was outstanding! My wife and I think it was one of the best places we dined at during our trip. We will definitely be back in the near future."
2 October 2018
"A most comfortable and pleasant stay. Our quiet room was a good size and well equipped. The staff could not have done more. It is positioned well for the Jewish quarter and the centre. Certainly, we will return."
2 October 2018
"Great hotel, lovely and helpful staff, brilliant location - a wonderful place to stay in Krakow both near the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter. Spa treatment was very good and it was a lovely atmosphere to come back to at the end of a busy day sightseeing. Very comfortable. Highly recommend!"
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28 July 2018
"You Won't Find a Better Hotel In Krakow!
My wife and I stayed at Queen Boutique Hotel. Even prior to our arrival the service was fantastic with prompt and informative replies to questions regarding transport from the airport (take their car service) and tour recommendations. We arrived at about 9:30 and were so pleasantly surprised when advised our room was available. We had breakfast first and their buffet is fantastic. The location is also superb being directly across from the Jewish Quarter and around the corner from the old town. There were usually 3 gentlemen at the front desk and all were professional and helpful. My wife had 3 Spa treatments and they were all excellent. We had upgraded our room to Deluxe with the balcony overlooking the orchard and it was great sitting out there in the late afternoon, sunset, and evening. You might be able to find as good a hotel in Krakow, but we don't think you'll find a better one!" 27 June 2018
"Stayed on a short weekend break, the hotel was lovely, very clean and well run, room was gorgeous an had views over monastery gardens an across into Old Town. The staff were very friendly and courteous, they helped with all arrangements for our trip to Auschwitz. The hotels location is really good 10 minute walk up into Old Town or less than 5 across into the Jewish Quarter. Would definitely stay here again."
3 June 2018
"Extremely helpful hotel staff very professional
Hotel room very comfortable
Breakfast was excellent with plenty of choice
Evening Al a carte menu also excellent
Location of hotel very central within easy walking distance from old town and the Jewish quarter
We would definitely stay here again .
16 May 2018
"We loved our room overlooking the garden. The staff were amazing, attentive and helpful. We were pleased to be able to book tours direct from the hotel. The food in the restuarant was delicious, and the chef was able to accommodate our dietary needs. Plenty of variety for breakfast, all well presented and appetising. The bar staff were very professional, and all our drinks were lovely. The location is about a 15 minute walk from the old town. Not too bad if you enjoy walking. I would recommend this hotel to anyone! First class!!"
14 May 2018
"Excellent hotel, central location, easy walking distance to the old town and the Jewish sector. All the staff worked to the highest standards, the front of house and restaurant staff were exceptional and made this a very enjoyable trip."
11 May 2018
"Stayed here with my wife and two friends. Nothing was too much trouble for the amazing staff. Lovely hotel , with great facilities. Great choice of food for breakfast. Large modern well fitted comfortable rooms. The location is really good for walking to a lot of the tourist sights in the city centre."
18 April 2018
"Queen Boutique Hotel fulfilled our expectations and more. The room was spacious, quiet and comfortable. Staff were attentive in every way possible and the breakfasts provided lots of choices to set us up for our busy days out. Staff helped us select the best options for all our sightseeing, organising everything we needed. The location was perfect, set between the Jewish quarter and the main square. Definitely worth a return visit, and would thoroughly recommend it to others."
13 April 2018
"A very pleasant stay with my family on a really modern and clean place. As described. Every single service you can ask for was there! Staff was very responsive and it felt like they were really eager to help out with our questions. They even looked up a restaurant with a particular dish we were looking for. While out shopping we got confirmation that one of the few restaurans had been found and booked in our name!
Tasting menu was great with excellent service. We loved the sauna, unfortunately we weren't able to try out the massage but it looked nice.
Recommended to all who is looking for a classy stay with that little extra feel to it!"
5 April 2018
Hans A
"Excellent Hotel
My wife and I stayed at the Queen Boutique Hotel at the beginning of March 2018 and found it to be a fantastic experience. The staff are very very friendly and helpful. The room we stayed in overlooked the lovely Wawel Castle and rear garden. The food is beautiful with breakfast the highlight. The location is first class being situated between the old town and the Jewish Quarter. We stayed for 7 days and enjoyed every day." 24 March 2018
David P
"From the moment we were collected from the airport, everything has been perfect, smooth journey fast and efficient check in, a great spacious and very comfortable room in immaculate condition everything you could ask for. The breakfast buffet was one of the best we have ever had could not ask for more.
5 March 2018
"Excellent facilities and breakfast, with an additional menu to order from. The room was a good size and cleaned daily. The hotel team were very helpful. We had arranged trips before our arrival with very quick responses. The location was great between the main square and the Jewish quarter for walking."
25 February 2018
"From start to finish we could not fault this hotel. Convenient location just a short stroll from the main square & the Jewish Quarter.
Friendly, polite staff & easy check in.
Spacious room, nicely decorated & very clean.
Delicious breakfast & despite what time you went to the dining room there was always space to be seated & the buffet was fully replenished.
Bar prices were good and in some cases cheaper than bars in the square.
Highly recommended & we will return if we visit Krakow again."
23 January 2018
"Hotel was one of the best that I have stayed in. From the organised transfer from the airport (lovely car), greeting at reception, Sky room upgrade and fantastic breakfast, I couldn't find a fault. Five stars all round.
10 December 2017
"The politeness and presentation of the staff and hotel was excellent. Great selection on the breakfast menu, the room was a good size, clean and modern. It's a 10 minute walk to the market so very near to the centre. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it."
9 December 2017
Michael B
"Bed very comfy room spacious and bathroom spotless, staff all very friendly and helpful and location only 15 mins walk from centre of town and only 5-10 mins walk to the Jewish quarter"
8 December 2017
"Lovely Hotel
Stayed here for 3 nights. A good welcome from reception (meek!), lots of information. Good size room, bathroom well equipped. All very clean. Staff helpful. Plenty of selection for breakfast. Stayed in room 19, which was a the front of the hotel, a bit noisy but you are in a city. We will ask for a room facing the gardens next time. Hotel was very central. Would stay again." 16 November 2017
"Lovely hotel . Convenient to explore Krakow.
Excellent stay for 4 days. Hotel staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Happy to arrange and make suggestions re trips, transport and restaurants." 7 November 2017
"The front desk staff were AWESOME - very accommodating, friendly, went above and beyond to meet our needs. The room was perfectly sized, the bed was comfortable, and the breakfast each morning (included) was phenomenal. The stay could not have been better. "
6 November 2017
""Autumn Break"
The staff were very helpful and friendly . There was such a selection of food at breakfast, nothing seemed to be of a bothe." 21 October 2017
""Very nice hotel"
Stayed for 3 nights, and would definately return. Very comfortable, nice friendly staff and excellent choice of breakfast. Rooms are spacious, comfortable and clean. Location is 10minute walk to main square, and is also convenient to jewish quarter, Shindler's factory etc." 19 October 2017
"Lovely hotel situated between the Old Town and the Jewish quarter. This is ideal for exploring Krakow on foot. The staff were friendly and accommodating. They arranged a driver to take us to Auschwitz and the salt Mine on separate days and also to and from the airport. The drivers were well dressed and polite and the vehicles used were lovely big mercedes. The rooms were spacious and clean with everything required. The breakfasts had a great selection and the restaurant food was excellent."
22 September 2017
"Our holiday started with our airport pickup in a fabulous Mercedes arranged by the hotel. The hotel is cosy and spotlessly clean. Our room was a good size and comfortable with tea and coffee facilities. The breakfast is buffet style with lots of choice of both hot and cold food. We had dinner in the restaurant which was fine dining with fantastic food beautifully presented and very reasonably priced. The staff are very polite,friendly and helpful and smartly dressed. The city is beautiful and the trips, which can be organised by the hotel, thought provoking."
21 September 2017
"We enjoyed our stay there very much and would definitely recommend it.
The staff were extremely helpful and reliable and always looked smart. The food was very good"
9 September 2017
"This is one Brilliant Hotel. We stayed for 3 nights and upon arrival was greeted with helpful and polite staff at reception. The room was large, spotless and had everything you needed. The breakfast was fantastic and had such a spread of different foods and drinks. The waiters and bar staff were so helpful and friendly, nothing was a bother to them. This Hotel is of a VERY high standard and I could not find one fault in any way.
Great location between the old town and Jewish quarter. Definitely, Definitely recommend this wonderful Hotel. 10/10 Well done. We will be sure to revisit.
6 August 2017
"Very attentive staff. Hotel was very clean and rooms were lovely. We ate at the restaurant and the food was excellent.It was within easy walking distance to the square and the Jewish Quarter. Made use of hotel transport for airport transfers and trips out in a lovely air conditioned Mercedes.The driver Michael was fantastic organising tickets for the salt mine and taking us to Auschwitz. I would definitely recommend this hotel.
31 July 2017
"Everything about our stay in this hotel was fabulous. The staff and their attention to detail, their responsiveness to my emails prior to arrival and their helpfulness and friendliness throughout was the best I have ever experienced in any hotel. This is an exceptional hotel. There was a personalised letter for us in our room when we arrived with some chocolates, the staff couldn't have done more to help us and I would recommend to anyone who wishes to visit this very beautiful city of Cracow, to stay at the Queen Boutique hotel.
25 July 2017
"Wonderful hotel, first class service. Spotlessly clean. Visit every year. The staff at this place are courteous and professional. Nothing is too much trouble for them. Tickets to the Auschwitz, the Salt Mines and other places such as Schindler Factory can be purchased at reasonable rates through the hotel. Do not procrastinate visit the Queen Boutique Hotel at your earliest opportunity."
19 July 2017
Peter H
"Fantastic hotel - great service, very clean, comfortable, perfect location! Great location, very clean, fantastic service, very comfortable bed and pillow. Can't say I would change anything about this hotel! I even was able to run to the river which was right down the street, so pack your running shoes!"
1 July 2017
"Hotel beautiful, great location, spotlessly clean, great facilities cannot fault any part of our stay, the hotel staff were outstanding, exceptionally courteous, friendly approachable, hard working and very professional we would definitely recommend and we will definitely be revisiting Krakow and stay at the Queen Boutique hotel"
7 May 2017
"The hotel was exceptional. The staff were polite, friendly and very helpful. Would recommend this hotel. The room was very clean. Lovely bathroom. The breakfast was very good, with an excellent choice of food."
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