Clear urine describes urine that doesn’t have any sediment or cloudiness. She didn’t dwell on how she was going to get hold of new clothes. –James Abbe, American journalistic photographer, I Photograph Russia, “With the abandonment of the unbroken workweek, and the establishment of a uniform day of rest every sixth day, pered-vihodnoy, ‘the eve of the free day’ became the big night at the hotel. When the food is finally issued, an entry of the food issued is also made out on a slip, which is given to the waiter. –Mikhail Bulgakov, Russian novelist, The Master and Margarita (in which Satan arrives in Moscow in the guise of a professor…), “[At the dinner celebrating the signing of the Ribbentrop pact, the Kremlinites’] swagger was so raffish that Ribbentrop said he felt as at ease as he did among old Nazi comrades. Los medicamentos que ya no son necesarios se deben desechar de una manera apropiada para asegurarse de que las mascotas, los niños y otras personas no puedan consumirlos.
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This service is available by dialing USSD code *433# or through the Metropol crystal app that you can be download from the google playstore. But when the major European nations began restoring trade and diplomatic relations in the 1920s, the Bolsheviks realized that the hotels of Moscow were going to provide Western visitors with their first impression of the new Russia. In 2006 Metropol partnered with GCR to provide credit rating services that enable corporates to raise capital and meet their financing needs. “The Metropol is an old hotel in the center of Moscow. Thus, during those initial decades of the Soviet Union, which were characterized for the citizenry by all manner of hardship, the Metropol earned a mystique of extravagance equal to that of the Plaza or the Ritz—despite being around the corner from the Kremlin and a few blocks from the Lubyanka (the dreaded headquarters of the secret police).
He takes his slip to the bookkeeper, who makes another entry that such food as has been ordered has been issued, and gives another slip to the waiter, who then goes back to the kitchen and brings the food to the table, making a note in his book that the food which has been ordered, which has been entered, and which has been delivered, is now, finally, on the table…” Right then and there the Metropol’s existence as a grand hotel should have come to an end.
“Moscow’s Metropol bar is the focal point of a glittering bourgeois society in the dull setting of Proletarianism. Behind it, a ½ bald notimposing clerk wailing DAs into a notimposing telephone.
Then I wander up and down the corridors, looking for people to talk to.