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Winding roads and wrong turns
With the flip of a coin your hopes come crashing down
It's easy to be bitter when clarity becomes a cloud
Plans have turned into pieces, your friends have let you down
By your side when things are shining
But when it's dark they're nowhere to be found
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"Regrets, I've had a few," swooned Frank Sinatra. Adding 'career' as a prefix to those lyrics would make it career regrets, of which many of us have had more than just a few.
This past month has been punctuated by them.
Former columnist Mike Carlton regretted the way he responded to readers. A flight attendant was reprimanded for suggesting passengers should discard their drugs. And Joe Hockey, too, surely regrets his comments about poor people and their appetite for driving.
For the rest of us, though, our career regrets are mercifully left to languish in relative anonymity, saving us the torture of public humiliation. That doesn't mean, of course, that they're any less real.
The first and, from what I can tell, only empirical research on career regrets was published in the Journal of Management Psychology back in 2007.
Career regrets have been neglected by scholars, who have chosen instead to focus overwhelmingly on career success. But knowing what to do is irrelevant if you keep screwing it up, which is why this particular study is so interesting.
The researchers surveyed 1480 people, and they discovered a common source of regret is that many workers feel they haven't played the political game well enough, with men and young employees the most likely to report such sentiments.
For younger workers to feel that way is especially surprising since you'd assume they've got plenty of time to make up for it. The researchers explain this could be because older employees have developed better coping mechanisms over the decades, and can therefore handle any self-inflicted disappointments.
(Warning: if you have kids or lack tertiary education, the next two paragraphs might be painful. Because those two factors were additional career regrets highlighted in the study, although we can only speculate as to the reasons why.)
Let's look at education first. People who hadn't embarked on tertiary studies reported a greater tendency for regret, perhaps because they wondered how much more fulfilling their careers might have been had they just stayed at school. They worried, for example, that they'd missed out on valuable opportunities and were being held back by the limited number of careers available to them.
And now for the kids thing. It's not at all that people regret having kids (or is it?). It's more so that many feel their careers have been somewhat constrained as a result of having them. The challenge of balancing work and life means that, sometimes, one of the two has to be sacrificed. For many employees, it's career progression, which generates regret and, potentially, resentment.
So, besides political game playing, schooling and reproduction, what other career regrets do people posses or, rather, are possessed by? A non-scientific analysis published in the Harvard Business Review came up with five of the most prevalent:
- "I wish I hadn't taken the job for more money."
- "I wish I had quit earlier."
- "I wish I had the confidence to start my own business."
- "I wish I had used my time at school more productively."
- "I wish I had acted on my career hunches."
It seems regret falls into two categories. There are the things you did (such as the angry email you sent, the premature resignation, or the petty conflict). And then there are the things you didn't do (such as the post-grad degree, the job change, or the interstate move.)
Either way, both types of regret, by definition, focus inordinately on the past, which can't be altogether that healthy. It brings to mind a piece of writing by American journalist Jan Glidewell, who died last year: "You can clutch the past so tightly to your chest that it leaves your arms too full to embrace the present."
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Topeka-based financial services company moving headquarters to west Lawrence; city moving ahead with ice rink; new affordable housing coalition forms
I've gotten word that a Topeka-based financial services company is moving its corporate offices and about 35 well-paying jobs to Lawrence.
Personalized Brokerage Services is moving into about 8,000 square feet of space at the Wakarusa Corporate Centre near 18th and Wakarusa Drive in west Lawrence. Renovation of the space is nearly complete, and the company is expected to move in next week, said Randy Goldsmith, the commercial real estate agent with CB Richard Ellis who brokered the deal on behalf of the Corporate Centre's ownership group.
Personalized Brokerage Services — or PBS as it frequently brands itself — is part of Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America, which in turn is part of Allianz SE, which operates the PIMCO fund and other large financial institutions.
PBS is a company that provides a host of business services to independent financial services companies. According to online job listings for PBS, the company offers advertising, public relations, media planning, interactive design, lead generation, strategic planning and several other services to independent brokers and others in the financial services industry.
It looks like the company has been in business for about 25 years. I've got a call into the company to try to find out more information about the pending move.
Goldsmith said the company began looking at moving to Lawrence because it had several employees who lived in Lawrence and Kansas City. In Topeka, the company was based in an office park near Wanamaker Road and Interstate 70.
"It will be a good company for Lawrence," Goldsmith said. "There is no doubt about that."
The deal also is another sign of renewed momentum for the Wakarusa Corporate Center. If you remember more than a decade ago, the Wakarusa Corporate Centre was planned to be about a 300,000 square-foot office development with four buildings on a campus-like setting. Only the first building was ever constructed, and office demand in Lawrence ended up being weaker than expected. But in recent years, the building has been successful in attracting some larger companies, particularly some companies looking to move from Topeka to Lawrence.
The Corporate Centre's other large tenant is Great American Insurance, a crop insurance company that moved about 60 employees from Topeka to Lawrence in 2007. That deal was brokered by Lawrence businessman Greg DiVilibiss, who was a leader of the former ownership group that developed the center and still owns much of the vacant ground around the office building.
Goldsmith said the building is now 88 percent leased, and he's in discussions on some other deals to fill the remaining space.
In other news and notes from around town:
• As I mentioned, PBS is part of the insurance behemoth Allianz, and it is looking more likely that I'm going to need to update my insurance policies. Why? Two words: Ice skates.
The idea of a seasonal, outdoor ice skating rink in downtown Lawrence is moving closer to reality. Officials with Lawrence Parks and Recreation have told me they have won approval from the board of the Lawrence Public Library to proceed with plans for a seasonal rink that would operate in the plaza area between the expanded library and the new city-owned parking garage.
Now, parks and recreation leaders just need to get city commissioners to approve what is expected to be up to $130,000 in expenditures to purchase the necessary equipment for the rink. We first reported on the idea in December, and noted that it had some good support from City Manager David Corliss, who is interested in finding ways to draw more people to downtown during the winter shopping season.
But we subsequently reported that library leaders had some concerns. Recently, though, architects have completed conceptual plans for the plaza area between the library and the parking garage, and were able to show how the ice rink could fit into the space and still leave lots of rooms for other uses in the area.
Ernie Shaw, the city's director of parks and recreation, said current plans are for the ice rink to be in place from about Thanksgiving to New Year's. The city hopes to find a corporate sponsor for the rink, and also would charge an admission fee to skaters. The department is planning to hold down operating costs by using artificial ice, which cuts down on the energy bills needed for refrigeration of a traditional rink.
Shaw said Gladstone, Mo. operates a community rink with artificial ice, and reviews of the surface have been good there and elsewhere that it is used.
The Lawrence rink, which is proposed to be 60 feet by 80 feet, would be on one of three large terraces planned for the plaza area. The rink would be on the terrace closest to Vermont Street, and would be in front of a large bank of windows in the library.
"If they wanted, parents could sit in the library and look out over the ice rink while their kids skated," Shaw said.
As for the plaza area, Shaw said he thinks there is a lot of potential for unique events.The plaza area could easily accommodate more than 200 people, Shaw said. The system of three terraces will create a kind of a natural amphitheater to host performances. Shaw said architects are designing the area with plenty of electrical connections to accommodate the needs of bands and other performers. The adjacent parking garage also was built with public restrooms designed to serve events taking place at the plaza.
"The area is not going to accommodate concerts of 10,000 people or anything like that, but it is going to be a nice area for a variety of events," Shaw said.
Shaw said the Lawrence Public Library always will have first opportunity to book events for the plaza area, but he said the parks and recreation department will maintain the area and will operate a booking system for the plaza.
Shaw said he hopes to have information to present to city commissioners about the ice rink within the next one to two months. He said the department's goal is to have the rink in place for the 2014 holiday season.
• If you are interested in the issue of affordable housing in Lawrence, there's an event this evening (Wednesday, May 14) that may interest you. A new group called the Lawrence Affordable Housing Coalition is meeting at 7 p.m. in the conference room of the Sandbar Subs/Peoples bank building at Eighth and New Hampshire streets.
The group is being led by Robert Baker of Lawrence's Tenants to Homeowners, and Leslie Soden, a former Lawrence City Commission candidate and East Lawrence neighborhood leader.
The idea of a lack of affordable housing in Lawrence was an issue you heard a lot about in the late 1990s and early 2000s. In recent years, the issue hasn't gotten as much discussion, but Soden told me it deserves more attention.
The coalition took note of a recent Journal-World article that reported federal figures found Lawrence to be the most expensive city in the state to live, because of its high housing prices and relatively low incomes. The coalition also has been doing its own research. It estimates Lawrence renters in an average two-bedroom apartment would need to have jobs that pay at least $16.54 per hour in order to avoid spending more than 30 percent of their monthly incomes on housing.
Some cities — see a recent plan by New York City – have been using new government regulations to encourage more affordable housing. Soden said she doesn't have any specific solutions she is pushing for as part of the coalition's work. Instead, she said the first few meetings of the group will be designed to set some goals and figure out a more specific mission for the new organization.
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Marilyn Hull 11 months, 3 weeks ago
Why not keep the ice rink open through the entire winter? A longer operating period would help justify the fixed cost and give people more opportunities for physical activity.
Plus, downtown needs traffic in the slow months of January and February.
Thomas Luxem 11 months, 3 weeks ago
I agree. Thanksgiving until March 1st. Downtown needs traffic in Jan. & Feb. more than Dec. A great idea. I'm glad they are moving forward on the rink.
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Functional dependence and caregiver burden in Alzheimer's disease: a controlled trial on the benefits of motor intervention.
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ABSTRACT: Two measures of social function designed for community studies of normal aging and mild senile dementia were evaluated in 195 older adults who underwent neurological, cognitive, and affective assessment. An examining and a reviewing neurologist and a neurologically trained nurse independently rated each on a Scale of Functional Capacity. Interrater reliability was high (examining vs. reviewing neurologist, r = .97; examining neurologist vs. nurse, tau b = .802; p less than .001 for both comparisons). Estimates correlated well with an established measure of social function and with results of cognitive tests. Alternate informants evaluated participants on the Functional Activities Questionnaire and the Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Scale. The Functional Activities Questionnaire was superior to the Instrumental Activities of Daily scores. Used alone as a diagnostic tool, the Functional Activities Questionnaire was more sensitive than distinguishing between normal and demented individuals.Journal of Gerontology 06/1982; 37(3):323-9. DOI:10.1093/geronj/37.3.323 -
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Computerworld has named five St. Louis-based firms among its Best Places to Work in Information Technology. They are World Wide Technology, National Information Solutions Cooperative, Monsanto Co., Ascension Health and Edward Jones.
The magazine surveyed about 375 companies to determine the list. It asked about average salary and bonuses, percentage of IT staff promoted, IT staff turnover rates and percentage of women and minorities in IT staff and management positions. Computerworld surveyed a total of 27,779 IT employees at the top 100 companies.
Here are details on the St. Louis firms:
No. 5: World Wide Technology, which has 196 IT employees and 2,056 total U.S. employees, subsidizes up to 90 percent of employees' health insurance premiums, according to Computerworld. The company hasn't raised employees' deductibles or co-pays in almost 10 years. World Wide Technology, based in Maryland Heights, reported revenue of $5 billion in 2012.
No. 14: National Information Solutions Cooperative, the Lake St. Louis-based data processing and billing company, has 387 IT employees and 937 total U.S. employees. Employees can purchase technology equipment for home through interest-free company loans, Computerworld reports. Women constitute 45 percent of the company's IT workforce.
No. 25: Monsanto Co., the Creve-Coeur-based biotechnology giant, employs 847 IT personnel and 10,127 workers in the U.S. Computerworld took note of the company's elaborate campus, which includes on-site child care and dining and fitness facilities. Minorities make up 27 percent of the company's IT workforce. Monsanto had $13.5 billion in revenue last year.
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BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF.—The upcoming Academy Museum of Motion Pictures will include a lobby and gallery space named after business titans Gerry Schwartz and Heather Reisman.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences says the Canadian couple donated $5 million toward design and construction.
In appreciation, the museum's mezzanine lobby and gallery space will be dubbed the Gerry Schwartz and Heather Reisman Mezzanine Gallery.
The museum will be located next to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and is slated to open in early 2017.
It is expected to contain nearly 28,000 square metres of galleries, exhibition spaces, theatres, screening rooms and special event spaces.
Schwartz is CEO of Onex Corporation and Reisman is chief executive of Indigo Books & Music Inc.
The academy said Monday in a release that $5-million naming gifts also came from producer and academy governor Gale Anne Hurd and the family of film exhibitor Ted Mann.
Hurd's donation will fund the Hurd Stage, where academy members and other industry professionals will conduct clinics and master classes.
The Simms/Mann Family Foundation will support the Ted Mann Theater, which will host retrospectives, special programming and host a permanent exhibit devoted to the history of the Oscars.
The academy launched the museum's capital campaign in 2012. The campaign is co-chaired by actors Annette Bening and Tom Hanks.
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Shippers Take Measures to Limit OW Bunker Fallout
Shipping firms have paid millions of dollars into U.S. accounts to prevent their vessels from being detained due to non-payment of bills for fuel supplied by the bankrupt OW Bunker, indicating the impact from the collapse of the Danish firm was spreading. OW Bunker filed for bankruptcy in November after losing almost $300 million in alleged fraudulent trading in Singapore, leading to claims by distributors who sold shipping fuel on behalf of OW Bunker but had not been paid. Some 13 cases involving bunker bills totalling about $12 million have been filed at New York's southern district court, a maritime lawyer said. U.S. court documents seen by Reuters show 11 firms, including Germany's Hapag Lloyd and European gas carrier Exmar, have agreed to pay about $10.3 million into court and a law firm's trust account since November. A bond for about $180,000 has been paid into court on behalf of Hapag Lloyd to cover unpaid bunker bills, said Peter Gutowski, a partner in Freehill Hogan & Mahar. Law firms acting on behalf of other companies declined or were unable to comment. A New Jersey judge agreed last week that $938,607 be paid into a law firm's trust account to cover unpaid bunker bills and prevent the detention of the 49,997 deadweight tonne container ship Cosco Piraeus, operated by Cosco Container Lines (Coscon).
BIMCO Issues New Ice Clauses
When the Documentary Committee of BIMCO met on November 14, 2002 in Copenhagen, Denmark, they agreed to adopt a revision of its General Ice Clause for voyage charter parties. The revision of the General Ice Clause forms part of an undertaking to review over time a series of well-known BIMCO standard clauses to reflect legal and commercial developments. The amendments have been made because the existing ice clause was found to be deficient in a number of ways
Protection from Unpaid Bunker Claims
GT North of England P&I club has warned its shipowner members to protect themselves from the increasing risk of claims for charterers' unpaid bunkers. The advice comes in the latest issue of the club's loss-prevention newsletter Signals. According to Mark Robinson of the club's freight, demurrage and defence department, "The recent downturn in the shipping markets and the world economy has unfortunately led to some charterers going out of business
Handy-size Bulk Carrier Market: Tonnage Shortage Pushes Up Rates
The NCSA-USG area remains short of tonnage: a 34,000 dwt bulk ship is well-linked to US$ 15,000 daily for a short period of 3-5 months, reports BMTI in its latest 'Handy Bulk Market Viewpoint'. Owners of a similar size of tonnage were seeing US$ 24,000 daily for a trip to Europe. A range of US$ 20,000 daily from NCSA via the USG to the Continent from owners of a 36,000 dwt was rebuffed by charterers as being too expensive.
Shipbroker Chases Down Payment Due
Persistence pays off for shipbroker's legitimate claim for outstanding financial commission due from time-charterer. In the latest issue of its Claims Review, International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) recounts the case of a shipbroker owed outstanding commission by time-charterers who were widely thought to be in financial difficulties. The charter party provided that the time-charterers were obliged to deduct the broker's commission from the hire and pay this directly
Beware of First-Class Charterers
The International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) has advised shipbrokers against using the term "first-class charterers" when conducting fixture negotiations, following a claim made by shipowners against one of its broker members in respect of the failure of charterers to perform a contracted fixture. Writing in the latest issue of its Claims Review, ITIC explained, "Norwegian shipbrokers were involved in negotiations for a voyage charter
ITIC Highlights Value of Diligent Debt Collection
ITIC highlighted the value of diligently pursuing the collection of shipping industry debts in today's difficult economic climate. In its latest Claims Review, ITIC notes that a shipbroker acting for charterers was owed $25,000 in commission by an Indian voyage charterer under a charter party which provided that the charterer would deduct the commission. Having written to the charterer and not received a response
Court Rules on Liens and Breaches
A Lesson in admiralty law was recently provided by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit when it ruled that a maritime lien for breach of a charter party attaches when the vessel is placed at the charterer's disposal. Dennis Bryant, writing about the case on the Maritime Liens website, notes, "A vessel owner entered into a time charter and accordingly delivered the vessel. The vessel was then sold to a third party, subject to the time charter
General Maritime Signs Time Charter Contracts
General Maritime Corporation has signed two-year time charter contracts, with a trading company, for up to nine of its Aframax OBO Vessels (combination vessels which can perform both wet and dry trades). The initial time charter contracts are for four of the Company's Aframax OBO vessels. The contracts for the four vessels will provide net voyage revenue to General Maritime in the first year of approximately $28 million
Shipowners-Ensure Third-Party Guarantees Are Watertight
The club says one of the most common reasons for guarantees being avoided is that they have not been signed by the guarantor or someone lawfully authorized by the guarantor. There must also be consideration for a guarantee to be legally binding. Usually this is a promise by the owner to enter into the charterparty, but if the guarantee is given after concluding the charterparty the consideration is past and no longer valid.
Asia Tankers-VLCC Rates Soar
Middle East VLCC rates hit $69,500 a day; daily VLCC rates average $51,000, highest since 2008 (Clarkson). Rates for very large crude carriers (VLCCs) on a key Asian route jumped to a three-month top this week, but prices are likely to soften as charterers hold back cargoes amid a slight
Panamax Vessel Delivered to Diana Containerships
Diana Containerships Inc., a global shipping company specializing in the ownership of containerships, has announced that, through a separate wholly-owned subsidiary, it has taken delivery of the m/v YM New Jersey, a 2006-built Panamax container vessel of approximately 5
Evergreen Installs ClassNK-NAPA Green Software
Eco-efficiency software aims to increase fuel efficiency and business intelligence on Evergreen Line chartered container vessels Evergreen Line has commenced installation of ClassNK-NAPA GREEN software on chartered container vessels
Sovcomflot's New LNG Carrier Named
A naming ceremony was held on April 9, 2015 in South Korea for SCF Mitre, the fourth vessel in a series of state-of-the-art Atlanticmax-type LNG carriers built for Sovcomflot (SCF Group). The vessel, as with her sistership SCF Melampus that joined SCF Group's fleet in January 2015
Wheat Ship Barred from Entering Yemen Port
Warships from the Saudi-led coalition have blocked a vessel carrying more than 47,000 tonnes of wheat from entering a Yemeni port, demanding United Nations guarantees that the cargo would not go to military personnel, shipping sources said on Thursday.
Diana Containerships Takes Delivery of Panamax Ship
Diana Containerships Inc., a global shipping company specializing in the ownership of containerships, has announced that, through a separate wholly-owned subsidiary, it has taken delivery of the m/v YM Los Angeles, a 2006-built Panamax container vessel of approximately 5
Malta: Sixth largest Maritime Flag Worldwide
The Malta Ships Register has become the sixth largest maritime flag in the world, according to statistics for 2014, says a report in Fenech & Fenech Advocates. Malta has moved up from seventh place in 2013 and has retained its position as the largest in Europe
Ship Management and Technology
Technology is central, not merely an add-on, to ship manager brand value. Ship managers who operate vessels on behalf of their owner clients, are the lynchpin of international shipping. As the industry has gone through rounds of relentless cost cutting
A Better Charter Market in 2016?
Shipowners that charter out container ships to liner operators are hopeful that 2016 will bring increased demand and higher charter rates for containerships, JoC reports. Sentiment is changing in container shipping where, for the first time in five years
Ship Ownership is a Closely Held Market
Even though shipping is a global industry, ownership is fairly well concentrated in a relatively small number of major centres, says a research from Clarksons. The 20 most popular city locations for shipowners graph is headed, perhaps unsurprisingly, by Athens, with a fleet of 4
Carisbrooke Takes Fuel Regulations in Stride
"Our first three months of Emission Control Area operation have run without a hitch," said Carisbrooke Shipping CEO Robert Wester. "We put this down to careful preparation supported by the skill and diligence of our sea staff."
Diana Containerships Adds Two Panamax Ships
Diana Containerships Inc. announces agreement to acquire two Panamax container vessels Through two separate wholly-owned subsidiaries, Diana Containerships Inc. has signed two Memoranda of Agreement to purchase two Panamax container vessels from an unaffiliated third party.
Asia VLCC Rates: Ample Tonnage, Few Cargoes
Owners resist charterers moves to force rates under W50; West Africa cargo volumes remain steady. Rates for very large crude carriers (VLCCs) on key Asian routes will face further pressure next week even as owners resist attempts to push rates lower, brokers said.
Marine News Editor's Note
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Despite that, they don't have a lot of power. They do damage, but not much. That and you have to consider types and such. Imagine trying to kill a steel type with nothing but HMs. Especially a Steelix in the E4, where the CPU is far more aggressive in it's play.
I've tested that before, pushing an HM slave through the E4, and it's almost impossible to do. The point of my challenge was to be challenging, but not next-to-impossible. (because my idea isn't just for challenge masters, it's meant to be doable by anyone...even a complete Pokemon Challenge novice.)
But yeah. Limited type selection and a very limited choice of moves, depending on which pokemon you choose would make it quite difficult to battle against types with resistance to the HM types. You'd be stalled for hours. Personally I think a challenge is a waste of time if it can't be completed in less than 20 hours...I guarantee you it'd take longer than 20 hours if you were only allowed to use HM moves in battle, because of the insane amount of grinding you'd have to do in order to beat the Gym Leaders and E4, not to mention the canon storyline battles with the Rival, and Evil Team(s) of the version.
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Denver, CO
Outstanding experience
Posted Apr 23, 2015Location: Very convenient to the airport, Boca Grande downtown but, most importantly, well nestled in the Centro Historico.
Great hotel in Cartagena's historic center. Very well managed with outstanding facilities and attentive staff. Truly a special experience with all the Spanish colonial charm and warmth you could imagine not to mention all modern amenities. The food and restaurants are superb.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Palm Beach
Enchanting Hotel, Great Experience
Posted Feb 17, 2015Pros: We liked almost everything - the public areas, our room, the pool, the location and the helpful staff.
Cons: The food is not great, mediocre for a 5 star hotel. It's fine for breakfast and poolside lunch, and there are several very good dinner spots nearby.
Location: Superb location. Bustling nightlife in the square in front. Walk throughout the walled old town or hire a horse drawn carriage. Fun & romantic!
From the moment one walks in the front entry, he is struck by the quiet, enchanting eloquent charm of Santa Clara - a true 5 star hotel.
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Mar 26, 2015 by Andrea Gonzalez , Hotel Management
Dear Fred, We highly appreciate your kind comments about your experience in our 17th century monument and we are pleased to share with you that last year we were named number 1 in South America by the renowned Luxury travel magazine Conde Nast Traveler. Well-being and comfort of our guests is our outmost priority. At Sofitel Legend Santa Clara we strive to provide the best luxury experience and to make all our guests feel special and at home. We hope to have the pleasure to welcome you again in the next future. Sincerely, Andrea Gonzalez Guest Relations Manager
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Fabulous in Cartagena
Posted Jan 23, 2015 on Hotels.comFabulous hotel!! Food and service marvelous, setting and appointments first class.
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Mar 26, 2015 by David Kianni, Hotel Management
Dear Howard, Thank you very much for taking the time to share your feedback about your stay with us. It is important for us to know our guest's impressions. We are glad to read that you enjoyed our food and service and we appreciate you consider us a fabulous hotel. I will extend your comments to our staff and I am sure they will be very happy to know liked your experience. We hope you come back soon to Cartagena and to the Sofitel Legend Santa Clara. Sincerely, Andrea Gonzalez Guest Relations Manager
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History, luxury and memorability.
Posted Dec 19, 2014 on Hotels.comThis hotel is not just absolutely gorgeous but also has the highest standards of customer service. The location is right in the most beautiful area de Cartagena and closer to the best restaurants in town (not that you need to go anywhere because the hotel encloses some of the best at an international level). I have been blessed to visit about 30 different countries staying in hotels and apartments that range from 3.5 to 5 stars and this is probably the most beautiful and memorable so far.
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Minneapolis, MN
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Posted Dec 6, 2014Pros: Rooms, Pool, Restaurants, History, Jungle Courtyard, Location, Staff
Location: Get lost in the the old town. Cafe Del Mar a must place for sunset and really a good vibe for anyone. La Cevicheria for Ceviche.
This was the place to stay in Cartagena. Nice rooms, jungle courtyard and nice pool to relax in and get away from the heat and humidity of the town. This history of the building is well preserved and honored and is part of the experience of staying there. The location is great in the old town where you can walk all over and enjoy getting lost. That is what one must do in Cartagena as there are so many winding narrow streets with places to hang, people to meet and things to see. The hotel restaurants are great and a favorite town restaurant La Cevicheria is right across the street. Staff at the hotel are very helpful and friendly. I highly recommend travel to Cartagena and the Sofitel.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom miami
Just the best
Posted Nov 27, 2014Beautiful hotel with excellent service. It is extremely clean and staff is very attentive It is worth the price of you want the best service in cartagena Swimming pool is the best in old city
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Apr 7, 2015 by David Kianni, Hotel Management
Estimada Maria Eugenia, Muchas gracias por su puntuación positiva luego de su estadía con nosotros. Para el Sofitel Legend Santa Clara es muy importante tener el feedback de nuestros huéspedes y por esto, es un placer saber que su estadía con nosotros ha sido satisfactoria. Esperamos que regrese pronto y será una placer para nosotros atenderle nuevamente. Cordialmente, Andrea Gonzalez Guest Relations Manager
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Good place with some improvements needed
Posted Nov 4, 2014 on Hotels.comA high quality hotel but needs to make improvements in the following areas: 1. Food & Service: the dinner was very average, a bit over cooked on a border of tasteless. perhaps we didn't choose the best dish, but it shouldn't be an average in a higher quality hotel. Service was extremely slow and surprisingly unskilled in tending to the table. Breakfast was really good. 2. Buttlers were very persistent in the first few hours of our stay. They were trying to be so helpful to a degree where we wanted to hide from them.
for Couplesby Geraldfrom New York, NY
Nice Property Horrible Service
Posted Oct 9, 2014 on Hotels.comNice hotel property, but in terms of service, it's lacking. It might have something to do with the fact that I was the only dark skinned person staying there. But I practically had to beg the front desk for assistance. St. Clara may be the luxury hotel in the town, but it's not luxury service. Even the doormen at the front of the hotel wouldn't say hello back. I wish there was a Four Seasons there instead.
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Jan 3, 2015 by David Kianni, Hotel Management
Dear Gerald, Thank you very much for your recent stay at Hotel Sofitel Legend Santa Clara. We appreciate you taking the time to share your experience regarding your stay with us in our 17th century monument. We are sorry for the feeling you may have had during your stay regarding our service, however, we strongly believe that you should be aware that we are an international hotel by which we receive and welcome many guests from all over the world, each with different nationalities and background. As you can read from all the surveys and see from our ranking, we take pride in our customer service and providing the highest level of guest satisfaction, giving the reason to many of our guests to become loyal, and to return repeatedly. Thank you! David Kianni Hotel Manager


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Oh wow I think I might get the Zelda set for that price! | |||
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lol, did the coupon expire an hour ago?
those are some nice box sets, volume 1 to 18, must be heavy |
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The coupon expiration date is as noted from my previous post: November 26, 2012 (2:59 am Eastern Time) |
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Wish I paid attention last night to the expiration date, even though I was tired... What a silly time to end a deal though! | |||
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someone is selling a kara no kyoukai shiki figure for a decent price
I remember some of u like this series alot I know nothing about this seller so this is not a personal recommendation |
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Amazon.com (pricematching BestBuy.com)
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Although this price isn't exactly a bargain, it is atleast very reasonable considering how rare it is.
Hayate the Combat Butler Part 8 for $37.51! Also eligible for free shipping! I just ordered a copy myself. |
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So did I but it'll never ship because they don't have any copies-I mean amazon pulls this kind of shit all the time-1st time it was the impossible to find box set 8 of Maison Ikkoku and then last year it was the oop 3 disc collectors set of the Oh My Goddess OVA. I think amazon should be sued for false advestising. |
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