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Callao 1764, Recoleta, 1024 Buenos Aires, Argentina – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.4/10! (score from 278 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Hotel Intersur Recoleta.
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Still have to ask for the room key every in and out. Poor internet!
Breakfast was good
Towels: they are getting old and need to be replaced.
Good location out by the Recoleta Cemetary. If you like to walk, this hotel is a great jumping off place for numerous city walks. The restaurant is quite good for dinners and the included breakfasts were also very good.
On both of our stays, our room was over a busy street, so it was a bit noisy if we left the windows open.
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Good central and safe location close to Recoleta atractions. Breakfast ok. Helpful staff.I would stay again at this hotel.
The staff was friendly, the rooms were big, breakfast had good variety.
The hotel is seriously under staffed, it was hard finding clean plates, cups and silverware during the busiest time at breakfast and it took them over 20 minutes to replace cheese, ham and eggs. Carpet is stained, the walls need painting. Had to change rooms because the air conditioner on the first one kept dripping water all night long.
The fact they they could help in English. I have stayed there before and it is close to the sights in the old city. One also feels better after a good breakfast. Thanks for fruit at breakfast.
On their billing system, it is not clear that the account is paid. I remember asking the same question on a previous visit. There was no dispute that the account was paid but it is scary with cash.
Location was excellent
Breakfast was very poor & disorganised. Food not always available, slow to replace when they ran out.
Excellent location. Staff was very helpful.
Building needs some cosmetic renovations such as painting. Unhappy that no umbrellas available for guest in rainy weather. Friends in other hotels in area were supplied with them but Intersur had none.
Very comfortable and easy hotel to stay at. Staff very helpful and easy to talk to.
Great Location. Very nice room - excellent value for money!
No proper bar. Reception needed to give more detailed information re. places to go and see. We got sent to a very touristy Tango Show when there were better ones to see.
Great value for money, great breakfast selection, guest relations excellent , friendly staff , check out their restaurant , Marcelo's
Amazing location and comfortable , great breakfast in the morning and gym facilities
Hotel could be more flexible in their late check out policy , booked three rooms and recommended my friends who stayed , asked for a late check out and got charged , but what the heck not complaining. Too hard
The location and value for money are excellent. They have on elf the best Italian restaurants, amazing food and excellent staff and service. Highly recommended
Rooms are showing a little wear and tear, this is our third time staying.
This was an elegant hotel, centrally located.
The bed was a little hard and the pillow not so great.
Front desk staff Santiago, the Concierge! Breakfast Location, location, location
Absolutely no view. Window wouldn't stay closed. Remote controlled heating and cooling (needed instructions!)
The hotel was clean and our room was spacious with a small balcony on the main street. Staff were courteous and very helpful with providing directions, booking cabs etc. The location is perfect. Close to shopping, restaurants and many attractions. I would stay here again and would recommend this hotel to family and friends.
Staff extremely helpful, especially Santiago who helped with printing documents.
Reception: Extremely kind and helpful
Hotel room showed signs of earlier water damage. At breakfast: not enough tableware and service staff scarce and (therefore) not really motivated.
area was fabulous. Etoile (reception manager) was brilliant breakfast was fantastic. Hotel clean and attractive
Everything was lovely although if you are in the front rooms it is quite noisy. We were moved to the back of the hotel and it was very quiet.
Entrance was nice and full of promise! Location.
Breakfast was awful. 80% of bowls chipped or cracked, food ran out unless you were there early,lipstick on the cutlery. The yale lock on the room door would not hold and could be pushed in with a gentle push. Not fixed despite requests to do so. Terrible Wi-Fi connection. Towels not left in room on one day. There are better hotels in the area!!
Good value for the location
excellent staff helped us with everything we needed even the cheapest supermarket in the area, Santiago one of the best staff ever.
hotel room needs a bit remodeling since walls need painting and toilet needs a few amendments such as the wash basin.
The Hotel was clean and beautiful. The complimentary breakfast was superb.
The staff ignored several requests for extra towels and pillows.
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Divide 1740 BY 3475 to find the percentage. Just by looking, I can tell you it will be just slightly more than 50% (1740 x 2 = 3480) The answer will be 0.5007. Round to .50 which is 50%
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I suppose it depend on how the question was worded.Going back to my school days I would have had to give the exact answer of 50.071942%
You are absolutely right. No telling how exact they want things, rounded, or what.
Divide 3475 by 100 to give you 1% then divide 1740 by your answer
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It is easier to just divide 1740 BY 3475. You will have less than 1, because 1 would be the whole 3475. Try it. The first two numbers to the right of the decimal place when you divide will be the percentage. You can round UP if the third number is 5 or greater.
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Looking to see if there is a Paleo community in Northern NJ, I am new to this and wondering if there are like minded people around me. Nick
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I'm 23, live in Brooklyn and have been paleo for about a year. In that time I've had a much harder time than I expected finding a community of fun, young paleo peeps in the area. I know there are a couple Meet-Ups, but most of their outings are... (more)
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At the risk of sounding like an idiot, what is the Community Wiki? Why would I click on it when I answer? Who are the people that go to old questions and mark them Community, and why do they do that? IS THERE a wiki somewhere with all this... (more)
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This is what the Stack Exchange site help says: http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/11740/what-are-community-wiki-posts tl;dr Lowers the reputation score needed to edit posts greatly, so that any can edit them ala a wiki. (more)
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I just moved to Valencia. Looking for paleo minded people for support through my paleo journey. I'd love talk to other Groks. Send me an email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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I must say in Wichita, KS the answer is no. We do have a Natural Grocers here now that carries local grass fed meat. The closest thing we have to a place to eat out and stay paleo would be Chipotle Grill.
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Instead of living in a master plan community that surrounded a golf course, how about a farm instead? You could walk and get your raw dairy and fresh eggs. It sounds like a good idea to me.
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I was in Cambridge/Canterbury, now in Norfolk. There's also a thread on this here.
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Everyone who works at West Wind has formed a close relationship with wood. Most are passionate and take advantage of any opportunity to use and/or work with it. Our Flooring Manger, Joel is no different. In fact he set the bar for everyone else. He's been with us since 1998; still in high school at the time and highly recommended by his Wood Work Teacher. He has spent his entire post-secondary career working towards improving and upgrading his living environment; a few times over.
Here are some pictures of the porch he installed on his current home renovation. Great job! What's next?
The Wood Market – Today….Tomorrow – For You and For Me
About a month ago, we received an email from a supplier commenting on the strengthening US dollar and it's affects on the increasing cost of lumber. This is an upward trend that is a double-edged sword for Canada; a country reliant on exports and a robust trading partner with the US.
"The Hardwood Review Weekly has had two recent articles that offer an explanation as to why lumber has been in tight supply and prices have been on an increase. Here is a condensed version covering their basic content:
"Overproduction No Longer Inevitable – Several Reasons Why Supply Won't Overtake Demand Anytime Soon" by Andy Johnson, Editor
Source: Hardwood Review Weekly, November 29, 2013 (Vol. 30, Issue 11)
Source: Hardwood Review Weekly, December 6, 2013 (Vol. 30, Issue 12)
Supply Side Constraints to Increasing Production:
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- Limited capital availability (credit requirements have tightened considerably for hardwood companies)
- Labour shortage (pool of qualified loggers, sawyers, graders and machine operators is quite low)
- Highly competitive timber/log markets (rapidly rising lumber prices have mills eager to buy as much raw material as they can afford)
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Summer has arrived on the West Coast, and Summer's Dog Days leads us directly to Mojito Season. Sticks have long been used to mash fruit; today they are still used in cocktail bars and called muddlers, muddle sticks, mojito muddlers.
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Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Thank you for making yourself available
That was the last line of a confirmatory email I received a few days ago, from the very skilled administrative assistant to a prospective client of mine. I'm attending in an effort to win their business, and I'm being thanked for showing up.
I gave her what I think of as the best kind of thank-you for her thank-you: I told the executives in the meeting how impressed and heartened I was at her approach. If we weren't still in the discussion stages, I'd give her a more public shout-out, and it'd be a big, loud shout-out, too. It's not just for the courtesy, but because I can't recall the last time someone thanked me for making myself available.
And in the week of Thanksgiving here in the U.S., perhaps that can serve as a reminder that we should be appreciating and thanking one another for what seem ordinary, regular business exchanges. For making yourself available. For responding quickly. For correcting an error before it becomes a problem. For letting someone know that the expected decision is not, actually, happening this week, as expected. For your patience in awaiting a decision or action. For some other small thoughtful act. I guarantee you, it will be remembered, maybe even treasured. And how often can you say that about your interactions on a day-to-day basis? If you are going to get caught doing anything, get caught thanking people for small things. It'll make the big things go smoother.
In that vein, thank you, communicators, for making yourselves available to read this blog and share its ideas. A warm and lovely holiday to you!
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Friday, November 21, 2014
The weekend read
- Sandwiches: The original mobile device: If you're a brand with a product to sell, new research says Facebook mobile ads are your best bet to reach holiday shoppers.
- Wonder Bread: The Paris Review's morning news roundup is a favorite read for me, and this edition has so much goodness, including this item I must reprint in full: "At last, someone's teaching a course at the University of Pennsylvania called Wasting Time on the Internet: 'Although we'll all be in the same room, our communication will happen exclusively through chat rooms and listservs, or over social media. Distraction and split attention will be mandatory. So will aimless drifting and intuitive surfing.' I've been auditing this class unknowingly for my entire adult life. I must owe UPenn hundreds of thousands of dollars by now." Sign up for this everyday.
- Bread line: We've just crossed this significant line: For the first time, we're using our mobile devices more than we are watching teevee.
- Old bread: I'm a big fan of understanding the demographics of social sites before you use them. Here's a handy chart with the user age distribution for all the major social media sites. Please consult this before you find yourself saying, "Only teenagers use...."
- Craving carbs: Of the 7 billion people on Earth, 864 million of them check Facebook every day. That's just the start of this interview on the science behind why Facebook is so addictive.
- More meat in the sandwich: Uber's new partnership with Spotify means personalized music on your ride in several cities. How are you personalizing options for your users?
- Give me your bread: NPR looks at the successful approach Google took to raising donations to fight the spread of Ebola virus.
- Stale bread? Forrester has been advising clients to abandon Facebook for advertising, continuing its longstanding stance against the social network.
- A new slice? Seth Godin has better things to consider than "it's been done before." Use them.
- White bread: Facebook is testing Facebook at Work, for workplace users who don't want their personal news feed in their colleagues' stream....or employers who think you're wasting time on it...or someone. Or, we could all learn how to use the privacy controls and acknowledge social media as a useful workplace tool. Your call.
- TED bread: StoryCorps's leader just won the 2015 TED prize, and here's a timely look at how the program edits and produces its audio stories with a deft hand. Worth reading alone to learn more about the Third Coast Conference for online audio producers.
- Bread basket: Facebook wants page owners to stop spamming the news feed with sales messages. A long and important read if you have a business page of any kind, with details on algorithm changes that will start in 2015.
Put this between two slices of bread: I'm so glad you can join me here on Fridays. Have a great weekend!
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014
The 6 people who shouldn't be coaching you for your next speech
I quickly agreed, on both counts. That smart woman knew she shouldn't be trying to coach her husband for his next talk, for a couple of reasons: Her relationship to the speaker, and the fact that the speech was, in part, about her.
We don't talk much about the value of having a neutral but professional third party perspective when you're getting yourself ready for a speech, talk, or presentation. But that's just what a professional speaker coach like myself can offer. Support from family and friends is wanted and wonderful, but every speaker should keep her eyes and ears open when considering active coaching from these people:
- Your family: Mom knows this better than you do. So do your kids, your spouse and your extended family. Family members might willingly act as a practice audience, provide unconditional love and encouragement, and even help you make a video for practice. But they won't be offering you an unbiased assessment based on professional norms, unless you come from a family of pro speaker coaches. (And even if you do, you may want to step outside the family circle for help.) Family hopes and dreams, worries, competitive streaks and more can get in the way. If you talk about family members in your talk, you may find they have a natural yen to edit what's said about them. I've also seen family members assure me that the speaker isn't nervous, when in fact she is--but doesn't want them to know. Coaches give speakers a safe place to admit what they can't tell the family.
- Your friends: The same goes for your friends. They're close enough to offer support and encouragement, although you may find some getting more competitive rather than coach-like. Ask them, too, to serve as a practice audience or helpers with cameras and recording. But know that many people, family and friends alike, may think that they need to offer advice or criticism to be helpful, when all you wanted was a practice audience that would say, "Keep up the good work!" The reverse is true as well: You may get only good news, not the news you need to improve. Coaches also have the advantage of experience. I've trained thousands of people in groups and 1:1, among them nearly 100 speakers for TED talks at TEDMED and TEDx conferences. That lets me share with you what's most likely to happen in a variety of speaking settings, based on all the people I've coached before.
- More than one professional coach at a time: I've had one or two prospective clients approach me about coaching, then let drop that they have been working with another coach and want to continue that effort while we work together. I always decline these opportunities, which feel more like a trap for everyone involved. If you want to pay two coaches and cherry-pick the advice that sounds best to you, that also tells me you're not serious about improving and that you want to hear what you want to hear.
- More than one amateur coach at a time: This is a common pitfall of asking friends and family for advice: You wind up with 10 different conflicting sets of advice, none of which comes from a trained pro. I've seen many speakers ready to tear their hair out over an avalanche of well-meaning but awful advice that's often based on what 10 different advisers would do, rather than what's right for you.
- Your subordinates: Please don't put your subordinates in the position of coaching you before a big talk, unless that's a specific part of their job descriptions. As a communications director for several large nonprofit organizations, and later as a senior government official in the Clinton Administration running public affairs for a federal agency, it was often my role to do in-house coaching on day-to-day basis over the past 30 years. I did it for people far above my pay grade. But even then, for high-stakes talks or with delicate egos, I'd often bring in an outside coach to do the job. Spring for the coaching and let the staff breathe easier.
- Your boss: Bosses will certainly be evaluating how well you present as part of your overall performance--and that's exactly what makes them inappropriate, most of the time, as coaches. You may feel as if that evaluation is happening in real time as you practice, and every speaker needs a safe place to practice, fail, and try again.
Having said all that, I did have one great opportunity to coach an employee. She wasn't a direct report. It was worse: I was her boss's boss. We'd promoted her into a job where she'd be frequently speaking to members of the organization, often in large groups. Unbeknownst to us, she was an unwilling, unpracticed speaker and therefore reluctant to proceed. So we hired a coach to work with her on a creative presentation, and after that effort to set a norm, apprenticed her to me, with the agreement that we'd do the sessions together until she felt ready to fly on her own. At the same time, she enrolled in Toastmasters to get more practice.
The apprenticing meant more travel for the boss's boss, and lots of practicing in our hotel rooms, but in relatively short order we had a confident, lively presenter who knew what to do when approaching any speaking session, from checking out the room and the audio-visuals to using props and handling Q&A. Now she's a senior executive herself, and a seasoned presenter who's passing the knowledge along. In our shop, it was a case of turning a service I was already providing the leadership to the aid of one of my team, a good investment for both of us.
Need a neutral third-party coach who can help take your presentations and speeches from good to great? Email me at eloquentwoman AT gmail DOT com.
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Need a neutral third-party coach who can help take your presentations and speeches from good to great? Email me at eloquentwoman AT gmail DOT com.
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Friday, November 14, 2014
The weekend read
- Stop the presses: Mark Zuckerberg wants your Facebook feed to be the best personalized newspaper going, and in that vein, announced tweaks that will give you play editor with your feed.
- Wide release: Ever wondered whether TED's proliferation of TEDx conferences weakens the brand? This post makes the case for why you should follow their lead.
- This just in: The New York Times took a look at breaking news apps.
- The media game: The Internet Arcade is a collection of more than 900 vintage arcade games you can play for free in your browser. You're welcome.
- Press on: Google's Louis Gray doesn't blog enough, so I read with care when he does post. The latest: Our smartphones have surpassed their role as computers in our pockets.
- Inside Stories: Do you read the Microsoft Stories posts? Here's a look inside their editorial process.
- Back to letters to the editor? Reuters joins the many publishers, myself included, who've eliminated comments sections in favor of the discussions going on on social media.
- Pressed: LinkedIn users are suing the site because it generates references without their knowledge or approval.
- Don't press me on this: Americans say they want privacy online, then act as if they don't.
- Hot off the press: Facebook Messenger just reached 500 million users.
You pass muster with me just by showing up here on Fridays. Have a lovely weekend!
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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
5 little lifesavers for communicators, and how they help me
- The LON Little Speaker with Bluetooth Compatibility saved the day for one of my clients, who was presenting at a conference where the venue couldn't manage sound projection. His presentation included musical clips on his iPhone, so we paired and connected it via Bluetooth with my LON speaker. Voila! Booming sound from a little box. I pop this in my luggage when I'm presenting, just in case I need sound options, and since it doesn't need wi-fi, it's extra-versatile.
- LastPass is storing that large part of my brain that used to go to remembering passwords, so it's now saving me many times per day. It generates new, complex passwords for me and remembers them, reducing my exposure to all those data breaks. Use my link and we both get a free month of LastPass Premium. If 2014 is the year of data breaches, this is your new best friend.
- MOO has long been my designer and printer of choice for printed products like business cards, notes, holiday cards and more. But recently, when I was heading to a conference in Amsterdam, I found I was out of business cards right before the trip. Since MOO operates in many countries, I just placed my order on its European Union site and had the cards delivered to my hotel in Amsterdam, a great last-minute save. Use my link to get 10 percent off your first order (or steeper discounts if you use MOO for Business).
- My Logitech Professional Presenter R800 with Green Laser Pointer is so useful I now own two of them. I can't count high enough to estimate the number of speaking gigs I've had where the remote was non-existent. This little device includes a timer that keeps me quietly but well paced when I'm presenting.
- I have three Belkin SurgePlus 3-Outlet Mini Travel Swivel Charger Surge Protectors with Dual USB Ports. Most recently, they saved me on a European trip, where the hotels were charming but lacking in outlets. The 3 outlets and 2 USB ports help me charge many devices at once, and mean I only need one adapter when I'm in other countries.
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Friday, November 07, 2014
The weekend read
Twitter and curated here just for you. Call it my trail of breadcrumbs to show you the way to the weekend:
- I'm lichen this: Norbert is a tool for finding and verifying people's email addresses.
- Into the woods: You may or may not like particular social media platforms...but where do consumers expect you to be in social media?
- Mush? Rooms: Facebook recently (and quietly) rolled out Facebook Rooms, only for iPhone right now. The new chat option is discussed here in a post aimed at writers.
- Foreign forests: Here's how to get a sneak peek at Skype's new translator function. More languages will be translated in instant messages than videoconferencing, at least initially.
- Short trails: Stymied by the short format video? Try these 4 tips for making memorable Vine videos.
- Forest rangers: Pinterest's demographics could make it the next big social advertising platform.
- Primeval forests: Amazon Prime members now get free photo storage, along with its existing benefits like free streaming TV and movies, and two-day delivery year round. You can join Amazon Prime right here. It's part of the plan to make Prime the VIP pass to the Internet. Who has the most influential brand on social media? That would be Amazon.
- Can't see the forest for the trees: Does the cost of Facebook's mobile advertising outweigh the return on investment?
Glad you're hiking through the forest again with me this week, communicators. Have a great weekend!
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Here is how the average mystery writer would open "The Girl Next Door": In greater London, a construction worker finds and turns over to the police an old biscuit tin containing a pair of skeletal hands, each cut off from a different person. The rest of the story tracks the efforts of an ambitious police detective to solve The Mystery of the Severed Hands.
Lincoln took from Parson Weems's 'Life of Washington' an image of the Founder less as a moral exemplar than as a champion of liberty.
NONFICTION: "The Deluge" demonstrates that after World War I, the United States failed to stabilize the global economy, thus paving the way for the nationalism of the 1930s.
NONFICTION: The memoir of a Jewish boy and his family, who emigrated from the Soviet Union in 1989.
FICTION: Varying shades of betrayal unravel from the disquieting life of China's most famous spy.
Dina Temple-Raston is the counterterrorism correspondent at NPR. She has written four books and just returned from a Nieman fellowship at Harvard University, where she studied the intersection of big data and intelligence, and its effects on privacy. Read full article >>