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Sagae update...This one's for Phil
Phil, I know you are raking away leaves looking for pips, so I thought I'd give you a little eye candy of what my Sagae is doing now. I look forward to seeing your lovely specimen in a couple of weeks.
Liberty with parent Sagae a little left and beyond.
Gonna get it into a new pot, by next year it won't be coming out of this one. Something like a whiskey barrel perhaps.
In all its glory from overhead
The ENERGY this hosta exudes is awesome.
Hope this cheers you up as you wait for pips.
I had my first crocus bloom yesterday. Pussy willows are just getting ready to bloom. Day lilies, daffodils, Iris, tree buds are swelling, ducks frogs and geese are back, March Peepers are peeping. No pips showing on any hosta, but the ground has defrosted and the grass is just starting to green.
We will have our turn to gloat Moc.
Ah yes, Gardens1, when I see Sagae, and now Liberty as well, I see the aura of ENERGY all around it. Every LINE of that plant exudes it.
And Jonny, I apologize if I seemed to gloat, because I did not intend to do that. Just give some eye candy of what you all have soon to arrive. I'm not sure if this is LEAP year in my garden or not, but there are some which are opening much different leaves than in previous times. I do not recognize mature hosta leaves, never having seen many of them, just pictures. I do not want to toss them out when they are not virused, but simply wrinkling up as they do when mature. I'll have to start a thread about that.
I'll be glad when all of youse guys can get off the porch and play in the dirt with your big hosta.
Glad you found the thread, Phil. I was thinking of you and your beautiful Sagae beside the green ginger jar as I took the pictures. I bet seeing those 4 inch tall pips poking put a smile on your face!
Esox, hang in there, this too shall pass. I believe that the basement is the most beneficial spot in a northern home. Houses do not have them here, but then we are not cooped up like you guys are in the frozen north.
Mountainy, those eyes look like Texas longhorns! Judging by my plant, it multiplies at a good clip.
Jonny, dinna fache yesel, it is okay. Us folks way down south have other problems but getting a head start on emerging hosta is not one of them. I guess it all balances out in the end.
For you, Jonny, here is another hosta......
Sea Gulf Stream on the left and JOHNNY ANGEL on the right. Both arrived here in 2013. Love those golds.
Gettin' some SIZE on a lot of your plants, Mocc. Looking good! I can only hope mine are catching up. We'll soon see. 'Sea Gulf Stream' is fantastic; I think it must be one of the best golds, eh? Please do keep these pics coming, it's something to look forward to!
Don B.
moc, that looks like a heavy pot. You wheel it out in a wagon, or somepin?
reminds me of the cactus we used to lug out every year, huge and finally got so big we just left it outside. Prickley pear. I fell into it as a kid. Took hours for my grandmother to pull out the little stickers with tweezers. oh, that was painful.
thanks for the memories ... ha!
Bragu/Dave, it is surely a heavy ceramic pot, and it weighs even more full of soil/potting mix after it gets wet. I learned my lesson with those big pots! Suddenly, the black plastic nursery pots make a lot more sense, with some smaller pots screening anything which might take away from the effect.
I remember prickly pin cushion cacti from my grandparents farm too. That was hardy up in north Alabama, always near the dirt road flourishing winter or summer in the red clay bank. Up there is where I came to appreciate the soil between my bare toes, and the joy of watching things grow.
Here is Sagae taken this morning. It stands out among other lovely plants as something very very special.
Don, did you know that Sagae is one of five hostas that have been on the American Hosta Society's Popularity Poll for at least 20 years? I think you'd be missing out if you didn't have one. (Only my opinion though.)
This post was edited by newhostalady on Sat, Apr 5, 14 at 17:49
Yes indeed, NHL. Getting a 'Sagae' this spring is a priority on my plant list. I agree, I think I've BEEN missing out by not yet getting my grubby paws on one. Easy enough to remedy...Let's see...I'm sure several of my favorite online retailers will have it in stock...
Don B.
Duane, it is a huge plant and every leaf looks perfect. It would make me look small, and I'm not a tiny woman.
Don, if that doesn't compel you to call for a rush delivery, nothing can.
Somewhere I saw a picture of the spot in the ground where someone's Sagae lay dormant.....and there was a 50 foot garden hose marking the area to keep folks from walking on it. Now, THAT is the Sagae I've tried to view again, but no one seems to recall the same picture. No fairy ring with that big plant. It just went on FOREVER. sigh.......
LOL Yes, I am forever a 'Guacamole' addict, Mocc. 'Sagae' certainly looks like a must-have plant. Gotta get one ASAP.
Don B.
P.S. 'Imprinted'. Exactly the right word to use, Mocc.
This post was edited by Don_in_Colorado on Sat, Apr 5, 14 at 21:50
Thank you for posting pics of your beautiful plants, such a pleasure to see for someone like me who cannot wait to see something green, let alone a Sagae! It is definitely eye candy :)
Duane - how old is that Sagae? Stunning.
Duane...hands down, THE most beautiful specimen and largest Sagae my eyes have beheld! Congratulations! I adore mine ... Last year was a glory year for mine so understandably, I'm impatiently wondering what this year will bring....more n more eyes I hope! It can never be too big.
Bragu..lol - but...no food-related comments? (which I now associate with you) you always add the "spice" that fuels good humour. Glad hibernation is over! :-)


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Rated 4 out of 5 by Patty124 Absolutely great staff I rarely stay in large hotels. I picked this one for it's convenient location to the sites we were interested in seeing. Upon arrival the staff greeted us warmly. At check-in, John Koss (sp?) asked what the purpose of our visit was. I mentioned my fiance's birthday. He took great care of us and took the time to hand write a note and sent up a bottle of wine. Really the note was such a nice touch. Will definitely consider staying there again. October 22, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Business Staff not helpful at all Concierge and check in staff and service is great however, there is an error on my receipt and your accounting staff (Phillip) was not very helpful at all. Our organization travels a lot and because of this experience we will not be utilizing Sheraton Hotels in the future. Our organization also refers alot of candidates from out of state to lodging in our area and we will not be recommending any more clients to Sheraton Hotels. Your organization really needs some professional development on customer services skills. March 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by DPort Good hotel, but a little outdated I spend a few days every week in Philly and this hotel is my second choice when my first choice is not available. The rooms are comfortable, but a little claustrophobic with low ceilings in the rooms. The HVAC systems tend to be a little noisy, and even after they did a "renovation" earlier this year, it still feels like a relic of the 80s. Overall, it's clean, plus the beds are comfortable. I fount it frustrating that they did not send my receipt which I will be required to call the hotel and request it. April 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bilal05022013 Staff makes a difference I have been staying at the Downtown Sheraton for over an year now and have booked up for the next year with the same. I think most of the similarly ranked hotel would offer very similar facilities and club membership awards are also very similar. What makes a difference is the customer service. If I feel I am treated better here than other hotels, I'd never want to change my hotel. I have this experience over and over at Downtown Sheraton where the management has hired great staff. Last week, I was looking for change in dollar bills when I asked Mr. Tarek S. and he went out of the ways to get me the tip money I was looking for. Every time I even pass by Mr. Tarek greets me with my name and I feel I am treated special here. I thank the hotel management for hiring such great staff. May 2, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by MindyC Sheraton needs help! I recently stayed overnight at the Sheraton and attended a family wedding there. I was disappointed in the restaurant food and service while having lunch at the main bar area off the lobby.The food was unappetizing and we had to wait an hour to receive any food. At the wedding the bartenders did not have the martini glasses and they ran out of cranberry juice in during the meal. When you are hosting a wedding for 200 people your staff should be equipped with the proper proportions of glasses and juice. October 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by MJB2 Good Hotel, Poor Service I stayed in a clean, very comfortable room with a stunning view of downtown. Check in was swift, and though I was several hours early, the front desk staffer accomodated an early clean of my room and had me in less than an hour later. This alone would have led to a great review. However, I had a package waiting for me at the front desk upon check-in. I did not know this because no one told me (eventually the sender contacted me). I requested it's delivery, in person and by phone, FOUR times before going to the front desk and demanding that it be handed to me immediately. This was the night before I checked out. Such inability to follow through on basic service requests, or to remind a guest that he/she has important material awaiting them upon check in, is completely unsatisfactory. June 18, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by ChrisD1 Not up to par I had high hopes for this hotel, but was very disappointed. I arrived close to midnight, and there is no food service after 11pm (lobby bar closes at midnight) and no mini-bar/snacks in the room. My shower was broken, and it took 2 calls to have it fixed. I also required a refrigerator for medication. One was brought fairly quickly, but it turned out (as I discovered later) to be non-operational. It was replaced with a unit that froze and ruined my medicine (at a moderate setting on the bottom of the unit). Having a "club floor" room meant only that I had to wait longer for an elevator- I saw a room on a "regular floor" that was EXACTLY the same size/layout. And even though the room was apparently renovated recently, it still felt very worn and dated. A big disappointment all around. August 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SBS726 Met Our Needs My friend and I came to Philly for the weekend from Connecticut and were looking for a hotel in a good location and that would fit within our budget. I was very happy with this hotel, but when we got back to our room on the first night from a day walking around the cold city, it took a very long time for the room to warm up. We called the front desk and they said a mechanic was going to come up to fix it, but a mechanic never showed up. We had to keep the thermostat around 82 for it to feel like 70. January 22, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by bjb1124 Unfortunate My stay started with my early arrival as marked on my reservation. I am used to rooms not being ready when I arrive early but this hotel seemed to not try until after the check in time. I was told to wait until called, instead of telling me the room would not be ready until after 3. 8 hours in the lobby was not my idea of the way to spend the day. Then they did not call, I checked again after 100s of people checked in after me were given rooms. My room WAS ready. I was in the room before I got the call to check in. Then on my last morning as I was getting ready to leave, I found vomit on the side of the bed by the wall. I had been there 3 days so it was AT LEAST that old. I had other issues, but they were minor and would not have been anything if these other two items had not occurred. September 18, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by kelly212 Great location This hotel was a great location for our weekend. We were in town for the Marathon and it was so close to everything for the Marathon and also for siteseeing. November 25, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Casey OVerall Disappointed As a Gold member, I would have expected to receive a room with a King bed as requested. However, I first received a room with 2 double beds. After talking to a manger, he said he could get me a room with a queen bed but not a queen. The next room I received had only one double bed. I also was not asked what I would like my Gold member gift to be. I still have not received additional points as requested. I used reward points for this stay and wish I would have saved them. The stay was disappointing. February 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Graduate Graduation trip My mom booked this hotel because they told on the phone, the hotel directly not reservations, they had shuttle service, but they did not. Front desk was not that helpful. Asked question " Im just an hourly employee", Really? Also had to call front desk 3 times before someone picked up, and then she was rude and abrupt that I was disturbing her. The rate was not cheap even with discount but yet they still charged for WiFi, at this day and age? . The lady in the gift shop was really nice and doormen. May 18, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Erma Very reasonable I was in town for business and looking for a less expensive option than the conference hotel that I could walk to and from, have meals with local flavor along the way and see the city. It just so happens the conference was at another Sheraton about 1.5 miles away. It worked out great. One "bad seed" experience - all staff were pleasant and accommodating except the person at the bell stand Saturday night. I asked what the best way to get to the conference hotel was and he was rude in his response. October 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ARK74 great service, wish the room had a fridge The hotel was almost perfect. the staff, especially Mary at the concierge desk, was amazing. She greeted my family upon check-in, and remembered my children's names for our entire stay. She always greeted us with a smile and helpful attitude. The hotel is in a perfect location, close to anything you want to see in Philly, and reasonably priced. The only complaint is that our room did not have a mini-fridge, a necessity when travelling with children. I will definitely stay here again when in town. September 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Exeter2000 Great Stay and value This was the second time I stay at the Sheraton PHL. Although the lobby and exterior are going through renovations, the nice rooms and great beds more than make up for that inconvenience. I must mention staff member Lorraine who called our room to see if we needed anything in particular, and asked me to advise her in the future of my future stays to help me with my room preferences or special requests. Great service from her part. The buffet breakfast is complete and service polite and friendly. October 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JT77 Everything but WiFi This is a really nice hotel. I've stayed here several times with conferences. The place is clean and the staff is very friendly. My only complaint is that you have to pay for WiFi. With the rooms being the price they are, you would think they could include WiFi. They obviously have the capability to do it. That's it. Everything was great except having to pay for WiFi - which I refuse to do. Everyone I was with refused to do so too. So I can't think they're making any money by charging for it. December 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Henri2014 Went beyond the call of duty I misplaced my cell phone in the reserved taxi that drove me at 4:30am to the airport. Mr. Woodrow was in contact with my wife and was able to return my phone in a timely manner. My sincere thanks go to him and the special place that makes me always return to an SPG property. November 12, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by DMB41 Too noisy The hallway was dirty and too dark. The paint in the bathroom and closets were dirty and peeling. My room was at the end of the hallway and I can hear doors to rooms banging. Front desk person was very nice and courteous. I never signed the agreement of the rates for the 3 days I stayed there. When I checked out, the receipt was not available either and was told it will be emailed. I've stayed in other Sheraton hotels in the past and this location is sub-par compared to the other places. June 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by annieq Very comfortable room. The room was very comfortable and clean. Wasn't sure how to control the heat; it was kind of cold - even though we keep our house pretty cool (65 degrees). Bed was yummy. View seeing art museum was nice. The elegant restaurant was mostly quite good. The 2 breakfasts were not very good, especially the coffee the first morning. The bar-restaurant seemed understaffed and everything was very, very slow. The food was ok (though not really hot), but not better than that. Everybody was nice. February 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Neet37 I was rubbed the wrong way when I first checked in... Downtown Philadelphia location. We arrived very early in the morning. I walked up to one guy who acted like he didn't even see me and later on he did the same thing to my man. The other gentleman was really nice. The hotel was excellent other than the no free wifi. These days that is a must. The rooms were clean, the beds are so comfortable. I would recommend the hotel to my friends. The wifi is a must though....12.95 per day is extreme when most places are offering free wifi. July 7, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Julie Poor billing procedure My assistant took great care in calling to confirm that the faxed Credit Card Payment Authorization Form she completed for my stay would allow me to check in using our school credit card & cover room & taxes for my one night's stay. The reservationist said he didn't have any such form on file, & it was only to guarantee for late arrival anyway. Poor communication & misrepresentation. I've used this method of credit card coverage for many hotel stays but never had a mix-up like this. February 28, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Pckelkins Worst hotel I'm not a "frequent flyer" but I do stay in hotels 20 to 30 night per year. There was dirty old soap in the shower. Dirt on floor. I would not go back to this hotel ever. The cleaning staff was marginal. Requests were ignored. We asked for extra coffee creamer is all. Never left it. Lots of little cleanliness issues. Loved the pillows and the mattresses were very comfortable. Fitness center to crowded Noise and loud people in hall in early morning. Staff did help with this one. November 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bibliopen Room 2234 - 01/11/2013 thru 01/13/2013 3rd time at this hotel. Very pleased previously. This time there were some issues. 2 lamps in the room did not work, go on. Called and waited 75 minutes for the "engineer" to show up. Changed one light bulb and ordered another lamp for the second non-functioning unit. Why didn't the previous occupants report this. In addition, the rug between the 2 beds was well worn and "bunched" up in several areas. A definite tripping hazard. Outside the room all was the usual 5 star service. January 14, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Karen217 Disappointed I have stayed at many Sheraton hotels but this was by far the most disappointing. For starters the parking was outragious. I paid 27.00 for less than 12 hrs. Upon arriving the loby was pleasant and the staff firendly but then I went to my room. 127 I belive. The room was dark, dusty and I was shocked the paint on the bathroom door was peeling. The sheets had stains. If it hadn't been so late at night and the fact that I had to get up at 6:00 a.m. I would have checked out. June 23, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by PissedoffCustomer777 Horrible Service and Knowledge I've stayed once at the Sheraton, just this past weekend, and I will never go back to any Sheraton or any hotel in conjunction with the Sheraton again. I had a horrible time from the 40$ overnight parking, to a unsatisfactory check in, to even worse check out. Upon check in, the man at the counter took 10 minutes trying to explain why there needed to be another credit card on file for 50$ room charge that would be refunded in 5 days for incidentals, then upon check out the next day, when we paid CASH for everything, my credit card was not charged 50$ for incidentals, it was charged the entire room fee of $140, after we had paid cash. Worst of all, only getting in contact with a machine when trying to get my questions answered really set me over the edge, I will NEVER be staying at this hotel again in my life. January 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by queenmum philadelphia treasure we were delighted by our recent stay at the downtown location. we were able to arrange a rental car for the rest of the trip as well as get shuttle info to and from the airport by contacting the concierge before our visit. the property itself was very nice; the public areas spacious and inviting. our room was nice enough that we didn't mind spending an afternoon in when it was raining buckets. we were close to virtually everything we wanted to visit. would definitely return. September 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Laurel63 Disappointed I stay here all the time. I was in charge of a class being taught at our office and had suggested to all that they book at the Sheraton. I was appalled at the various rates each person was charged, the difference in room amenities, and the over all quality of the room. As a frequent guest, and familiar with the staff, perhaps they "take care" of me? But MY guests had sub-standard rooms, in my opinion. The only reason to stay here at this point is proximity to the office. June 9, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by zyxwvut This hotel needs an upgrade I was a participant in a large convention that included several other Philly hotels. I chose Sheraton because of my SPG status. The room was clean, but its features were dated. The phone didn't work, but I only found that out on the last day of my stay. The open food service in this hotel was extremely limited, though the food that was part of one of the conference events was creative and tasty. The wine served was barely drinkable--never finished my glass. August 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Maddie1964 so disappointing I booked my hotel 3 months ago - all the way from Australia. I was so disappointed to arrive and be told that the only deluxe room left was on level 7 on the pet friendly floor - a hotel with over 600 rooms and I booked this over 3 months ago and I get a pet friendly room?? It was old, no character and I would give it a 2 star at the most. So disappointing when people who booked after me had much nicer rooms on higher floors - and they were only there for one night. June 22, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by delegate very disappointing Right from the moment we arrived this hotel started to let us down. I reserved a King many weeks prior and they did not have that available. We ended up with the smallest room in the hotel. The halls were filthy, the cleaning staff very careless. A coffee spilled, that I reported, was never cleaned up. The gym had many broken machines, the televisions did not work. The lobby was really cold, the breakfast room was cold, the bar restaurant service was slow and careless... December 7, 2011


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I applied through other source. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Travelzoo in December 2014.Interview Details
Process was drawn out. The HR assistant (who is very pleasant) does the initial phone screening, if you make it through she'll schedule an interview with the Global Recruiting Manager. That's where it goes downhill - HR seemed disorganized. The interview was all over the place, and not in a good way. Made it to the next round for a in-person interview with the District Manager. Be sure to ask questions! This is your opportunity to get a feel for the business and your role. If you make it to the next round, you'll meet with the Regional Manager (who is completely unprofessional and arrogant). He seemed to have an attitude of being "too comfortable." When you're applying for a sales role the last thing you want to hear is that 25% of the team makes targets. Any intelligent person knows that clearly affects your income. Travelzoo should stick to what their business started as, not compete with a dying (Groupon) industry.Interview Questions
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base was low considering the amount of work it takes reach unachievable targets.Declined OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Travelzoo in October 2014.Interview Details
Very pleasant. Felt that they wanted to know about me as a person and what interested me before going into more detail about what they were looking for. Seems like they were looking for a good match.Interview Questions
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 5 weeks – interviewed at Travelzoo in September 2014.Interview Details
The interview process moved quickly once I got through the initial screen. It was made up of 4 stages: phone screen with the recruitment manager, 1st round in-person with the hiring manager, 2nd round in-person with the executive hiring manager and a 3rd round in person interview with executive general management as the final stage. I felt that I was well informed before coming into the office on what to expect in the interview, who I would be meeting with, the length of the interview, etc. A significant aspect to my interview happened before the my 1st in-person interview while I was waiting in the front of the office. Every person that came by asked how I was doing, if I needed anything, if who I was meeting with knew I was there... which was different from other offices I had interviewed at where people either ignored you or kind of looked at you funny and kept walking. It was clear from the initial interview that this is a very friendly environment to work in.Interview Questions
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took a day – interviewed at Travelzoo in July 2014.Interview Details
Terrible interview process. The recruiter was awesome and passed me on for a face to face interview. When I went in for the interview the lady sat there asked me no questions and just stared at me. I think she was prejudice due to my nationality and didn't want to interview me in the first place. I hope no one has to deal with this type if experience in the future.Interview Questions
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The first interview was technical. When we scheduled it by email I was told that I should come for a couple of hours to meet the team. In fact there was one developer and we talked about an hour. He was super-friendly and I felt perfectly at ease. I liked the questions and the general tone of conversation.No Offer
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I applied online. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at Travelzoo in June 2013.Interview Details
While the staff members I interacted with were personable and friendly, I felt the company and interviewing process overall were a bit disorganized. There were long periods waiting for responses and I was forced to reschedule interviews and the writing test several times due to a number of issues that arose.
I was contacted within a day of submitting my application for the Associate Producer position asking my availability for a phone screening. I replied on a Friday afternoon (a little late notice, admittedly) suggesting a time the following Tuesday but did not hear back from the HR rep until the next Tuesday (HR was out of town). After agreeing on a time for later that week, the HR rep did not call at the scheduled time. An hour after our phone interview was supposed to start, I received an email explaining that meetings went over and the HR rep could not make the call (which is understandable).
The following week, I finally had my phone screening, after which I was asked to complete a writing exercise. The phone interview lasted about 45 minutes and the questions were fairly standard (pointers would include doing some research on company and its products).
When it came time to do my writing test (you let the HR rep know when you have an hour or so to complete the exercise, which is timed and takes place over email), there were more scheduling problems. The first night, the test never arrived. The second night, the test also did not arrive on time, so I started to get ready for bed and was surprised to find it in my inbox 45 minutes later. The writing assignment was fairly easy and short; all you have to do is demonstrate you can write in Travelzoo style (i.e., for the Top 20 or Newflash page).
I was then brought in for a face-to-face interview with a Senior Producer. The interview was pretty standard and the questions were not too challenging. Again, I would recommend doing some research on Travelzoo's services (local deals, travel deals, what goes on the Top 20, etc.) and how they measure up to their competitors.
After meeting with the Senior Producer, I was asked to interview with the Executive Producer. Not really expecting this, I felt I had exhausted most of my energy and froze up a bit at the end when asked if I had any questions, which ended the interview kind of abruptly. I figure this is the primary reason I did not receive an offer (or even hear back from anyone regarding the position).
Overall, the interview process was pretty easy compared to other places I've applied, though the company does not seem to be the most organized and is definitely lacking in the communication department. Side note: my roommate (who has multiple years in the travel industry) also applied at Travelzoo for the Producer position and experienced similar problems (i.e., writing assignment not arriving the first time), ultimately never hearing back after this step.Interview Questions
No OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
- Oddly, they also asked the Starbucks question (estimate how much Starbucks earns in revenue every year). I really didn't see how deducing this could demonstrate critical thinking ability (also, you would never go meet with a client without having done SOME research).
Another good question: How do you think our products/services compare to competitors' (i.e., local, travel, accommodation deals)? Answer Question
- Oddly, they also asked the Starbucks question (estimate how much Starbucks earns in revenue every year). I really didn't see how deducing this could demonstrate critical thinking ability (also, you would never go meet with a client without having done SOME research).
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I applied online – interviewed at Travelzoo in June 2013.Interview Details
Management on the East Coast. Always available means likely long hours. Role acts a hub for partners, publishers and consumers to vet deals. They are very serious about getting the best deals for consumers. Turn around time seems like it could be tight to manage all deals.Interview Questions
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- How do feel about multitasking in a very complex demanding high stress situation? Answer Question
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Travelzoo.Interview Details
Flew to Chicago for in person interview after having initial phone interview with HR Representative. Very professional interview process, however not uptight and stuffy. That being said, I would recommend dressing very professionally and have a copy of your resume in hand... even if you already emailed it to HR or posted it elsewhere.
In person interview lasted about an hour and was notified by phone later that day that I'd be receiving an offer.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsI was happy with the offer and did not see a need to negotiate.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- What do you see happening to the future of the "daily deal" industry? Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Travelzoo in July 2011.Interview Details
Very quick - that's the nice part. From phone interview to first meeting and being hired, was only two weeks.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsFairly quick and straightforwardAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- How would you differentiate Travelzoo from its competitors View Answer
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I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Travelzoo in October 2010.Interview Details
Applied online for Associate Producer position. Interviewed via phone and sent writing samples. Performed a writing test after phone interview. Called again for an in-person interview and an interview with the team. Interviewed on Halloween (people were dressed up, so office felt kind of fun) and felt very comfortable with the team members and hiring manager. Hiring manager asked me about my experiences traveling and looking for travel deals. She also had me estimate how much money Starbucks makes a year to see my problem solving skills. I felt very disadvantaged while interviewing because I was not financially able to travel abroad during college and travel experience/knowledge seemed to play a big role in the position.
The office is very open and seems to foster a collaborative, team atmosphere. Big windows and a ton of light, so it's not your typical 'cubicle-land.'
I interviewed on a Friday and heard back on Tuesday (in what seemed to be a copy/pasted rejection form) someone else matched the background and experience wanted. It sounds like the decision was already made before I interviewed. Followed up with a polite e-mail thanking them for their time asking a question and never received a response (after the e-mail explicitly stated to contact if I had any questions).
If you apply here, make sure you have experience traveling abroad! I feel that was a big reason why I was not offered the position.Interview Questions
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Original post made on Jun 19, 2009
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a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 19, 2009 at 4:09 pm
Yet traffic is still heavy on my commute. Went to SFO this morning, tons of traffic after 10 am. Right now as I type this, tons of traffic. Where is everyone going if they don't have jobs?
a resident of Livermore
on Jun 19, 2009 at 4:40 pm
Given your post, I seriously doubt that an explanation about anything is gonna help you understand anything...why not just keep driving around in circles, you seem to enjoy it.
ignorance is bliss...
a resident of Mohr Park
on Jun 19, 2009 at 5:53 pm
"Where is everyone going if they don't have jobs?"
To my next Job Interview.
Move aside - I'm on my way to paying taxes again.
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The one view that I fell in love with was the one before me and all around me once I made it to the top level of the Arles Roman Amphitheatre.
I had never before seen such a collection of orange-colored roofs before me!
The surrounding countryside quite enchanted me...so much so that I had to force myself to come down.
But I'll be back for another look!
I think I'll have to plant myself there for a few days to do some sketches...
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Go for a Stroll
The ancient streets of Arles are rather difficult to manoeuvre with a car, unless it's one of the few main avenues,
so I would highly recommend parking your car somewhere safe and exploring the town on foot.
This is by far the best way to really get a feel for the place, and at a pace that allows you to stop and go as you please.
There are so many charming and fascinating places to be discovered along the numerous cobbled and narrow streets.
I found most of the best ones radiated from the Arles Amphitheatre.
And don't forget to take your dog along with you!
It's a great way to meet the locals, who seemed to be deeply attached to their canine companions.
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Le Point de Langlois
Vincent van Gogh painted this drawbridge in Arles in 1888.
Located just outside of the town of Arles.
Get a self-guided map (about $2US) available at the town's local newspaper and it should give you further information and directions to the bridge and other spots of interest in Arles
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Van Gogh's Painting of Le Point de Langlois
Lettre à Théo :
" ... Pour ce qui est du travail, j'ai rapporté une toile de 15 aujourd'hui, c'est un pont-levis sur lequel passe une petite voiture, qui se profile sur le ciel bleu - la rivière bleue également, des berges orangées avec verdure, un groupe de laveuses aux caracos et bonnets bariolés ..."
"Today I brought back a canvas of a drawbridge with a little cart going over it, outlined against a blue sky --- the river blue as well, the banks orange-coloured, with green grass and a group of washerwomen in smocks and many-coloured caps. And I have another landscape with a little country bridge and more washerwomen; also an avenue of plane trees near the station."
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Van Gogh's View of the Rhone at Night
Starry Night over the Rhone is one of Vincent van Gogh's famous paintings of Arles at night.
The challenge of painting at night intrigued Van Gogh. The perspective he chose for Starry Night over the Rhone allowed him to capture the reflections of the gas lighting in Arles across the glimmering blue water of the Rhone.
The sky above is illuminated by the constellation known as the Great Bear.
In the foreground, two lovers enjoy the soft, soothing night light as they stroll by the banks of the river.
Depicting color was of great importance to Vincent. In letters to his brother, Theo van Gogh, he often described objects in his paintings in terms of color. His night paintings, including Starry Night over the Rhone, emphasize the importance he placed in capturing the sparkling colors of the night sky and the artificial lighting that was new to this period.
Oil on canvas
72.5 x 92.0 cm
Arles 1888
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French Arles became the first aincient Roman city, that I've seen. In a year later I saw the Roman Collosseo and other sights which became prototypes of Arles's constructions. I saw them in Arles for the first time, and it has made strong impression.
After falling of Rome in Middle Ages about 879 Arles became the capital of Kingdom Arl. Then it got in sphere of influence of the German confederation. It is interesting, that in 1178 Friderich Barbarossa was crowned here. In 1487 Arles was attached to France.
- Historical Travel
- Archeology
- Architecture
Rhone - Provencal language
The name of the great Provence poet Frederik Mistral also is connected with Arles and Rhone.
Till XV century Provence had the Provencal language, but as a result "a common-French alliance" it gave up the place to French. However since XIX century language revives - verses and songs on Provencal are well known. Alphons Dode introduced Provencal air and accent in the French prose.
- Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
La Camargue
Just outside (sw) of Arles is the Carmargue. It is unique in its fauna and appearance.
Marshlands populated with flamingos (in the summer), wild horses, beautiful birds of all types.
Tours are available in downtown Arles.
A few mosquitoes and some humidity (it's a marsh right next to the Mediterranean), but if you like nature and unique landscapes, I recommend it.
There is an excellent book you can buy titled "La Camargue" in Arles at hotels and bookstores that is filled with excellent photos and much information. I recommend you buy the book (I did) first if you can find it.
- Birdwatching
- Photography
Ancient Roman Ruins in the City of Glanum
Think of a cluster of Roman ruins situated in the middle of a Van Gogh painting.
Just outside (1 mile south) St. Remy and almost across the road from a hospital where Van Gogh attempted to convalesce, sit the ruins of the Roman city of Glanum. Approx. 2000 years old, many of the sites in Glanum are very well preserved and documented.
The area around Glanum is very beautiful and inspirational. This is a side/day-trip from Arles that is well spent. Anyone interested or fascinated by ancient history and Caesar's conquest of Gaul will love Glanum, Orange, Arles and Nimes.
Here (click below) is some good info:
Roman City of Glanum
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- Archeology
Joli Flamant...
Symbol of the Camargue, they breed and hatch their babies in the Camargue spring and summer.
In the fall they migrate to northern Africa as the Camargue can actually get dangerously cold for them in the winter.
Arles in Moscow
I (and you) may refresh our memory about Arles and Provance even without leaving Moscow. I should go to the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts (19th and 20th Century European and American Art Department) and see "The red vineyard at Arles (Montmajour)" by Vincent Van Gogh apparently the only painting sold during the artist's lifetime.
What a wonderful opportunity!
12 Volkhonka St., Moscow
Metro station: "Kropotkinskaya".
Ticket price for foreign visitors 400 rubles (10 euro) for adults, 200 rubles for schoolchildren, students and pensioners.
Attention! Ticket prices for exhibitions might differ from those for permanent collections.
Visitors are offered audioguides in Russian, English, German, French and Italian.
Many exciting tours are on offer!
Open daily from 10 am to 7 pm
Thursdays from 10 am to 9 pm
Closed Mondays
- Photography
- Arts and Culture
- Museum Visits
The Musee de l'Arles Antique Is At the Town Edge
The Musee de l'Arles Antique is at the south edge of Arles next to the main road. It was opened in 1995 and combines works previously shown in two museums previously housed in no longer used 17C churches near the Pl. de la Republique. It can be quickly reached by taking a local bus for a five minute trip from the Pl. des Lices. The interior contains both collections , many more works and models that make the real treasures more understandable.
- Seniors
- Family Travel
We Found The Chapel of St. Sixte East Of St. Remy
East of St. Remy and just beyond the village of Eygalieres, on the plain just north of the Alpilles. stands the Chapel of St. Sixte (Sixtus). It is on D24B and was built in the 12C. We came upon it while driving toward St. Remy from Aix and Orgon. It sits next to an olive grove , while beyond it are rough white stones fields forming white hills and rocky outcrops.
- Family Travel
- Seniors
Tarascon With A Fine Caslte Is 10 miles North
Tarascon is on the east bank of the Rhone, ten miles north of Arles. It has a fine castle with a tower at each corner. This version of the building was built by Louis II of Anjou in 1400 and finished by his son in 1435. It was the next owner, Good King Rene who enjoyed it and further improved it. This is also the site at which Ste. Martha died, but only after she tamed a Dragon, the "Tarasque", which is celebrated each year at the end of June. Tarascon is also famous for Daudet's hero Tartarin de Tarascon.
- Seniors
- Family Travel
We Visited the Pont du Gard
We believe that every one who visits this part of Provence should try to go to the Pont du Gard, which we feel is one of greatest views in the world. On our second visit we arrived from Arles, then driving oward to Avignon. On this trip the town of Remoulins had put up barriers and there were unpaved parking areas with a fee. Up river there were two camp grounds and there were a few canoes paddling in the upper waters. We could still climb freely upon the bridge.
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Earlier this month, it was revealed that Florida's Republican governor Rick Scott had directed the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to stop using terms like "climate change" and "global warming" in any official correspondence or during meetings. According to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (...read more
Aussie imam says global warming is Allah's revenge
Aussie imam says global warming is Allah's revenge
Sheik Mohammed Omran told followers at his Melbourne mosque that "out-of-control secular scientific values" have caused environmental disaster.
"The fear of Allah is not there," he told a recent meeting. "So we now have a polluted earth, a polluted water, a wasteland. The prophet told you hundreds of years ago, 'Look after the water'."
Omran didn't say whether, in addition to the western infidels he lives among, his remarks were also directed at the billionaire Middle Eastern oil producers who share his faith.
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minor mistake, Allah is God, Muhammad is the prophet fellow. But yes funny none the less
Why don't you provide us with a rational analysis of why the computer models don't work. Better yet, prove it.
After all, you wouldn't want me to take your assertion on faith, would you?
The point was to call ZOG out as someone who only picks at other people's positions with the same tired old "religion" and "chicken little" epithets while never once having the courage to articulate a rational, coherent and complete position of his own. Sadly he seems more reluctant to do that than to leer and jeer at people.
Your cut 'n' pasted response is a start, I suppose, but it would be much more interesting if you put it into a usable context, or at least plain english. i honestly have no idea what it's saying. But presumably Hansen can rationalize a coherent position on AGW, despite or because of the information presented above. So should ZOG, so should you. Otherwise, we're just slinging contextless, cherrypicked "facts" at one another, and that does no good. Neither does base namecalling, which is all I've ever seen from ZOG.
You can't disprove a negative assertion, anymore than you can't prove giant talking rabbits exist. The burden of proof is on you – not him.
"After all, you wouldn't want me to take your assertion on faith, would you?"
Odd you should say that, since that's exactly what you are demanding of everyone else, regarding your own assertions. Get back to us once you've "proved" human-caused global warming is true.
Just like the fanatics who run this website, the Muslim Quran has a lot to say about deniers:
Quran Surah92:
"Those who deny Allah's revelations must endure the flaming fire."
Hoggan couldn't have said it better himself!