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Tùy theo chính sách riêng mà khách sạn có thể thu phí thêm người với mức phí khác nhau.
Vui lòng mang theo giấy tờ tùy thân hợp pháp có ảnh và tiền đặt cọc hoặc thẻ tín dụng (cho các chi phí phát sinh - nếu có) để làm thủ tục nhận phòng.
Tùy thuộc vào tình hình thực tế khi nhận phòng mà các yêu cầu đặc biệt có được đáp ứng hay không và khách sạn có thể thu phụ phí. Không đảm bảo đáp ứng mọi yêu cầu đặc biệt.
Dưới đây là các loại phí/tiền đặt cọc sẽ được tính tại thời điểm sử dụng (dịch vụ), nhận hoặc trả phòng.
Danh sách trên có thể không đầy đủ. Phí và tiền đặt cọc có thể không bao gồm thuế và có thể thay đổi.
Please note that check-in is only available between 2 PM and 8:30 PM unless by prior agreement with the property. Guests who have not checked-in by 8:30 PM may lose their reservation and will be charged a fee.
Tùy theo chính sách riêng mà khách sạn có thể thu phí thêm người với mức phí khác nhau.
Vui lòng mang theo giấy tờ tùy thân hợp pháp có ảnh và tiền đặt cọc hoặc thẻ tín dụng (cho các chi phí phát sinh - nếu có) để làm thủ tục nhận phòng.
Tùy thuộc vào tình hình thực tế khi nhận phòng mà các yêu cầu đặc biệt có được đáp ứng hay không và khách sạn có thể thu phụ phí. Không đảm bảo đáp ứng mọi yêu cầu đặc biệt.
The city's green lung, St Stephen's Green covers 22 acres, includes a lake, wildfowl, and statuary, and is lined with grand Georgian houses. Nearby, important national collections include the National Museum, the National Gallery and the Natural History Museum. They face onto Merrion Square, Georgian Dublin at its finest. Stephen's Green Shopping Centre and Grafton Street provide shops and the original Bewley's Oriental Café.
xem tất cả các khách sạn tại DublinI have stayed here lots of times but I'm afraid I won't be in any rush back. The bathroom was not cleaned properly and the trouser press was hanging off the wall. The place needs an overhaul to return it to it former glory.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Dublin Center City"
No heat, went to desk got space heater. Iron did not work, went to front desk got iron and board. One of two lights in bathroom burnt out. Could not regulate hot water in shower. Wifi expensive. Front desk personnel was very apologetic but were very helpful.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"worth it!"
Perfect location - right around the corner from Grafton Street. Our room had an adjoining door to the next room and maybe that's why we could hear the people in that room. Also, there are separate taps for cold and hot water in the bathroom sink, so if you can't tolerate that, look elsewhere (or ask if other rooms have just one tap). Overall, great […] value for the price. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"close to main shopping area"
Very good and convenient location - walk to all shops and centre city. Room small but comfortable. No Bar but nice restaurant for breakfast.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Excellent for my purpose of visit"
Relaxing! I look forward to doing it again, but with my wife who could not make the trip this time. Room for improvement with room service and assistance with luggage though.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Beware when booking on Hotels.com"
The hotel in of itself is a nice hotel, but the hotels.com listing stated that there would be free wifi and it states this in the room description. First of all, there is not ANY free wifi in the room. The hotel claims that there is free wifi in the lobby, but I was unable to located the network name they gave me on my device. Second, the hotels.com […] description says that there is self parking with a nightly rate which I would read as being that for each night you stay, you pay that rate for parking. Well, for starters the price has gone up(we booked the day before our stay and the rate had gone up a month ago) and is only if your car is parked after 5pm and you leave by 10am the next morning. If you are looking to park your car there for the whole day the price is much higher. The hotel desk staff was not at all helpful as they had an attitude of "it is what it is" and you already prepaid. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Nice hotel and very central to Grafton st"
Stayed just one night but was very comfortable. Needs a bit updating decor wise. Also a bit too costly at 94euro for one person for the night. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Very impressed that they take pets, so next ti e I will bring my little dog and he can stay in my room for an extra 20euro.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Expedia
"Great location"
The hotel was in an excellent location but was generally in need of an overhaul in regard to room presentation. The housekeeping service was very poor with rooms not made up until early evening, if at all,each day. The reception staff were mostly helpful and friendly.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"travel lodge"
The shower was cold. The information booklet did not specify that a particular switch should be on (we discovered this by chance the following morning). Other than that everything was fine.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Expedia
"Clean and spacious room but should have free wifi"
Clean and tidy room but must be the only hotel in this price range without free Wifi, at least in public areas. Likely to stay elsewhere in future because of this inconvenienceNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Expedia
"Location Good. Room Quality not so good."
I know that Dublin is not used to summer temperatures exceeding 25C but even so the air-con in the rooms was not great. The first night the unit was dripping so bad that a huge puddle had formed on the carpet by morning. We changed rooms but even the second room had a wet carpet. The sinks were cracked and a the fittings were all getting a bit old. […] Fortunately a short walk from Grafton Street shops and pubs! Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Uncomfortable room with no a/c and poor service"
The hotel is located well near St Stephens Green and not too far from the main shopping street, but that was one of the only positives of our stay. We arrived on a day of 27 degrees and the room was even hotter with no air conditioning or windows that really opened. The staff were extremely unhelpful, bringing the smallest fan that kept us awake all […] night with the noise. A double bed was turned into two twins that did not sit together. The room was clean, and spacious but we would still no stay here again, as it was not good value for money. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Great for the couple nights we stayed there."
We chose this hotel for the location since it was close to a meeting point for the tour we were going on and a short drive to the airport. The neighborhood it was located in was also perfect - nightlife and close to main attractions of Dublin. The only bad things were one - the hairdryer did not work in either of the rooms we stayed in (note that we […] stayed here at the beginning of our trip and at the end, after our tour of Ireland was finished, so we stayed in two rooms). The other bad thing I can comment about is that the weather was 90's and sunny while we were there, and our air conditioning didn't work in the second room we stayed in... we contacted the hotel staff about it and they did come up once (after about an hour and a half and calling them again), but it was never fixed. We understand that they aren't very used to that kind of hot weather, but there was virtually no air circulation in our room. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Yes and No"
Fabulous location, handy to all the sights and shopping. Staff friendly, efficient and very helpful. Breakfast (with the new caterering team) excellent - highly recommended. Bed very comfortable. But.... our room had no power-point in the bathroom, and only one in the bedroom. It was equipped with the very barest of basics... 2 cups, 2 saucers, 2 spoons […] and a kettle. Just an empty space where the bar-fridge used to be. Supplies were rationed - tiny quantities, not always replaced, of soap, tea, coffee, milk. etc. The toilet-paper ran out... luckily we had brought our own tissues, as these weren't supplied. We bought our own milk but without a fridge, it went off. So we had to go out for all meals, coffee etc. I would recommend the hotel for a night or two, but not for a longer stay. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Expedia
"easy to get to all attractions in temple bar"
Staff were helpful and friendly, great to stay overnight for event or business. Hotel is in a convienient location. I feel however the rooms are so v basic that I would not use for romantic getaway etc.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Fine place to stay"
This hotel is undergoing renovations, so what could be an excellent experience is still pleasing. The first glance coming off the street is deceiving - looks like an office. This is quickly changed by the friendliness and helpfulness of the reception staff. The room was clean though small - but not unusual for Europe. Anything that was needed was provided. […] The hotel restaurant was renovated and opened the first morning we were there. I think we were their fourth customers. The food was actually very, very good! The service excellent. I would recommend this hotel. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Expedia
We were fortunate that the sun shone for a week of our stay, unfortunate that the air Conditioning in the hotel was under repair, or so we were told. Wifi was indeed free but only in the lobby, a bit in convenient, but manageable.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"would stay again in this hotel"
clean. staff very helpful thank you for a great stayNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Expedia
"Great location & reasonable price"
Highly recommended.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
booked room thru hotels.com. Bed and breakfast basis. Informed after breakfast that we had to pay for breakfast, We were told it was Hotels.com mistake and If we had a problem to take it up with them other than that prefect.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
Excellent value for money and good central location.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Nice hotel"
Good location, helpful staff. Great for my short business trip.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Within walking distance of great shopping."
Staff very nice and helpful in hotel and Cafe.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Great location!"
The hotel was clean, staff were very helpful, the location was great for getting to St. Stephen's Green, Grafton St., and only minutes walk to many other places.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Good Location, met expectations"
The hotel is in a god location, close to the main centre of Dublin. Staff were friendly and overall the hotel met my expectations of a Travelodge. Only gripe was that the Air conditioning unit kept me awake.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Expedia
"So central"
This hotel is slap bang in the centre of Dublin, close to Grafton Street, pubs & shopping. It isn't luxurious but the room was clean and quiet.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Basic accommodation in great location"
Great location, good room rate. I stayed with two colleagues, each of us in separate rooms. Some of the basics were missing - one room was missing an iron (that we requested), another was missing shower gel, my room was cold and the heating controls were useless. I guess you get what you pay for...Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"great location, so-so room"
The location was definitely ideal with convenient discounted parking right next door. Staff was perfectly fine too. Our room was NOTHING like pictured on the site, and was really outdated and quite musty smelling. But it was fine for a one night stay before heading out.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Great for central, no frill overnight city centre"
If visiting the grafton street area this hotel is a perfect location, basic room, no frills..perfect to lay your head in a clean, quiet place a short walk from shops, cafes etc. functional room, no heater in bathroom making for chilly trips to the loo only complaint. Would return if wanted cheap & cheerful central overnight stay.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"small, poorly maintained"
On an ugly part of the street, but very close to Stephen's Green area. I had a double room on fourth floor, was quiet. Poor maintenance: 3 lightbulbs in the room not working, heating controls flawed, no extractor fan in bathrooms. But it was quiet and peaceful, the bed was comfortable, staff were helpful. Just needs better maintenance and attention […] to detail that a small hotel in central Dublin should have. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"convenient location"
very goog value for moneyNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Great affordable hotel"
This was a great hotel, very central and the staff were incredibly helpful. They have a great breakfast in a very comfortable room with a big open fire. We've already planned to stay there again.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Expedia
"Good location, hotel a bit tired"
We were in Dublin for New Year and had an excellent timeNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Good Value and close to all amenities"
I found the room very clean and comfortable, nice and quiet in the room I was staying in. the hotel did provide toiletries even though it stated that these were extra! my only negative comment would be the chip in the centre of the bath but since it didn't detract much from my stay, I just mentioned it on checkout. Overall a pleasant experience and […] very good value. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Great budget hotel,perfect location"
Excellent in every way.very clean,comfortable,cosy,enjoyable.Cheap parking.Great location for shopping and socialising.Best travelodge we have stayed in.Staff v nice and helpful.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
Perfect location, literally at the back of St. Stephen's Green shopping centre. Parking right beside hotel with discounted rates. Definitely will stay here again.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
When i arrived i parked on the street. I asked at reception where to park but was not informed that the over night parking was only between certain hours so finished up paying 14.50 instead of the 5i thought it would cost! The room smelt damp, the toilet was dirty-i won't say what was on it, the bin had condoms and the wrappers still in it, the bath […] was dirty and when i went to shower the water was ice cold! Later that evening we were offered a complimentary breakfast because of the water problem. Only to turn up for the breakfast to get ONE sausage, two fried eggs, ONE slice of toast and a mug of coffee. Seriously-it was an insult! The staff i will say though were very friendly bar the first girl at check in who wasn't very welcoming and omitted about the parking. Would i stay again? No. Would i recommend it? No. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"perfect for an overnight stay in town."
very convenient. staff efficient. quick check in and out. good size room and en suite. quiet at night despite very central location. cheap overnight parking right next door.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
Great Location at a great price.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Great for shopping and sightseeing"
It was a very enjoyable short stay, would be very happy to stay longer another time.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Travellodge stephens green"
I had an excellent stay,the room was fantastic and very central,the staff were very friendly and helpful,i will definately stay there again when we go back to dublin in the spring,a special thanks to michelle ( manager) for being so accomadatingNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Value for Money accommodation and very central."
It was a pleasure to arrive with minimal check-in requirements. Pleasant reception on arrival and departure. Certainly value for money. All round - top marks.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Much better than it seems"
apparently looks like a youth hostel when you enter, the room was not so big but great, nice new very confortable bed, nice!Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Great valu for money, lovely hotel"
I enjoyed my stay at the Travelodge Hotel. The Staff were pleasant and helpful. The room comfort and amenitie were excellent. The entertainment was very good - a husky, female singer could be heard singing beautifully .The only let-down was that I was charged 9.90 euros for a continental breakfast and I could have had a full Irish breakfast for the […] same amount.Apparently, it's a different company and if you don't book a breakfastwith the Hotel beforehand you pay the full amount, but if you doyou pay 3 euros less!The venue awas excellent, next to all amenities and St Stephen's Green lively shopping centre. Đọc thêmNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Close to shopping in St Stephen Green and Grafton"
Basic level hotel for low price. No Toiletries so bring your own. Great location. Friendly staff. No room service. Restaurant does not accept credit cards.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
The service for breakfast was excellent. The staff were courteous & helpful. the food was excellent We will use the Travelodge again.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Great location"
The hotel is located a short walk from city centre. There is convenient parking next door. The hotel room was clean and comfortable, a little off putting was that the two single beds were positioned next to each other. The bathroom was great and the room comfortable.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Brilliantly situated, great value"
A perfect hotel for a city break - a stroll down Grafton street and you're right at the centre of all the tourist sights. Helpful staff and excellent breakfast next door. Couldn't have been better. Thank youNhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"visit to the theater"
The only thing was the room was cold and on check in and took a long time to heat in the morning shower was cold. The location of the hotel was great for us so clean and receiptionist was lovely and helpfull.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Hotels.com
"Great location near St.Stephen's Green and Grafton"
Hotel staff were very helpful. Great location near St.Stephen's Green and Grafton Street. Good size room, was neat and clean. Good water pressure and hot water for shower. AC/Heater worked very well. Good breakfast area and bar.Nhận xét từ khách hàng thật của Expedia
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Practice area and 9 hole putting green. No visitors on Saturdays before 4pm and some Sundays due to competitions. reduced fees for Juniors under 18 and OAP's. Catering: Available all year but notice required for parties.
Holes 9. Par 68. SSS 66. Yards 2651 x 2
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Elegant Enigmas Exhibit: The Art of Edward Gorey
The Bank of Maine proudly presents Elegant Enigmas: The Art of Edward Gorey opening on Friday, October 5, 2012, and continuing through December 29 on display at Portland Public Library's Lewis Gallery. The exhibition is free of charge to the general public and features original illustrations, preparatory sketches, unpublished drawings and ephemera by the internationally celebrated artist and author Edward Gorey. This highly acclaimed exhibit is made possible by generous support from The Bank of Maine and a collaboration between Maine College of Art (MECA) and Portland Public Library.
Elegant Enigmas pays tribute to the work of Edward Gorey (1925 – 2000), best known for his brilliant drawings and witty, quirky stories. Described as "incredibly sophisticated…stylish and inventive" by the New York Observer, Gorey's signature pen-and-ink illustrations and macabre wit has led him to be considered one of America's most imaginative and eccentric artists of all-time. During his lifetime, Gorey published over 100 works, designed sets and costumes for countless theatre productions, created popular animations, and illustrated works for a wide array of artists ranging from Charles Dickens and John Updike to Virginia Woolf and H.G. Wells.
Elegant Enigmas includes approximately 180 original works, including selections from The Gashlycrumb Tinies, The Doubtful Guest, The Unstrung Harp, The Gilded Bat, and other well-known publications, drawn primarily from the extensive archives of The Edward Gorey Charitable Trust and significant private collections.
Chairman and CEO of The Bank of Maine, John Everets, one of many local Gorey enthusiasts said, "We are proud to sponsor this exhibit and delighted to help share the fascinating genius of Edward Gorey with the Greater Portland community. We hope that people take advantage of this tremendous opportunity to experience Elegant Enigmas for themselves."
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The window shades could not be closed perfectly so the sun was shining directly on my pillow from 7 am the following morning. The rest of the room was dark. This was claimed also at check out. The bed was good. Room was clean. Breakfast was medium good, not bad.
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- Medellin Hotel's Location is Convenient for GuestsLocated in the El Poblado district of Medellin, the Holiday Inn Express® Hotel Medellin offers visitors to Colombia an enviable location and top-notch services. This Medellin hotel's location is near area attractions and businesses, and guests can enjoy convenient amenities.Business guests find themselves near Plaza Mayor, the area's premier conference and convention center. The hotel's central Medellin location is convenient to many major banks and international businesses, and guests find it easy to stay in touch with clients using the complimentary high-speed, wireless Internet access. ... more less
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Hunt No More
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From Australian designer Sophie Russo, Hunt No More is the embodiment of the wild child. A collection of daring silhouettes and bold details, this brand transcends the confines of trend for a look that is both mysterious and eye catching.
- 29" Inseam
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Lining: 80% poly 20% elastane - 12" in the knee narrows to 10" at the leg opening
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- Hand wash cold
- Styled with Dolce Vita Bella Pump in Black Suede.
- Modeled in size S. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
- Revolve Style No. HUNT-WP2
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Raven & Rose
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Food and service were both great. Bar selection very good for wine, beer and liquor, however, they ran out of a couple different kinds of gin while we were there. Someone's not minding the bar par if you're running out of liquor early on a Saturday night.
Wood fired foods, great beverages, amazing service! I'm sold on this spot and will be back soon.
We appreciated the understated nature of the environment coupled with unique and very high quality dishes. While service was a tad slow, every dish was superb. Not a place for to eat and run.
The menu is varied and has a number of interesting choices. It was hard to decide what to have. The food preparation and presentation was excellent. The setting is quite nice with an open kitchen. There was also a good selection of beers on tap.
Had a romantic meal with the lady, enjoyed every minute. Great food, and very nice atmosphere. A+
Great food, great atmosphere. Love the wine list and the drink options as well as the interesting food choices. Would like to see more fish/veggie options as there are an abundance of meat choices. Upstairs hayloft is very cool. Can't wait to go back again and sit in the 'library'.
Great bar upstairs with good wine list, fabulous Old Fashions & knowledgeable servers. Restaurant downstairs has fun menu with small & large plates. Tomato heirloom salad, green green salad, sand dab , lamb meatballs & steak special were our favorites. Service was wonderful !!
This is an incredible restaurant you must not miss out on experiencing!! Brilliance in flavor & freshness of ingredients in a well executed & thought out menu. Drinks were great, service was pleasant & not over bearing, food was amazing! Half way through dinner suggested to my husband we come back the next day!!! Can't stop talking about this place...for all the right reasons! Nothing negative to note!
Enjoyed the Sunday night roast dinner before going to Monkees concert. Though they did not have the traditional roast beef, substituted roast pork along with roast lamb, the meal was comfort food at its best with two side dishes and Yorkshire pudding and mashed potatoes. We chose the braised carrots and beans all served beautifully on a single platter for two at $25 apiece. But the cocktails were the best park of the night. I had the speciality old fashioned which I would rate as one of the best I've had plus an after dinner drink of chocolate stout, brandy, nod rum.
While traveling in Portland I was looking for a new place for dinner with colleagues. Raven & Rose was a hit! Great food, excellent wine list and exceptional service. Will be back the next time we're in town.
Was really looking forward for dinner. A repeat of a previous great meal. Forgot the menu was very unique. Read that very limited for a celiac
Everything was perfect. Started upstairs with a Whiskey Wednesday cocktail. David Shenault and his bar team absolutely know what they are doing from making perfect classic cocktails to "spiritual" inspirations. Dinner was unbelievable. Seated at our favorite table. Starters included a cucumber and radish salad. Ice cold. Perfect blend of salt and vinegar. Tasted like summer. Chef sent out a palate-cleanser of yogurt, pickled sardine and citrus granita. Perfect transition to King salmon with roasted veggies nestled on a cauliflower puree. Dessert. Yum. De-constructed goat cheesecake, graham cracker crust crumbles, huckleberries, pickled citrus on top. Back up to the Rookery for bourbon and music. Couldn't be better.
This was our first visit to this restaurant and we were very impressed overall. The menu was limited but we both found excellent choices in the fried rabbit and the short ribs. We also found wines by the glass to complement the food. I would be remiss if I didn't mention the service. This was probably the best service we have had in recent memory. In addition, they were very helpful in trying to locate a sources for a wine we were hoping to purchase by the bottle. The atmosphere is similar to a bistro in a mountain lodge. Highly recommended.
Six of us, 3 adults and three children, 7-13, had a wonderful time. The servers were very accommodating, the shared "small plate" starters were a good way to get everyone engaged, and the entrees and desert were delicious. A great evening all around. Adding a fixed service charge to the check is a good idea.
At our table, sand dabs and rabbit were ordered. Actually, while sand dabs was "plural" on the menu, it was "singular" on the plate. However, it was tasty. The terrine was very good but if one wanted bread, it was a side on the menu ($4). I'm old school and expect bread to accompany the meal. Having said that, the wait staff were excellent. The building is the restored Ladd Carriage House and it beautiful.
Raven and Rose is an excellent restaurant that defies easy categorization. The menu has a distinct British/Irish influence - puddings, rabbit, peas, mustard - but is neither traditional nor eclectic (nor an eclectic take on traditional). The food simply *is*, and, fortunately, is uniformly excellent. The dressing on my beetroot salad was more a sauce than a dressing, a sticky, spicy red sauce that coupled perfectly with the sweetness of the watermelon and candied nuts. My "rabbit done two ways" entree involved both grilled rabbit breast(?) and three pieces of buttermilk fried rabbit (think a small fried chicken) over crisp-tender green beans smothered in a light mustard cream. Must go back for the small plates.
I gave a 3 in Ambience because they turned the lighting in the restaurant down twice [I guess to signal dinner time, and then bedtime?]. I have been in restaurants where the lighting changes before, but it is normally more subtle, and normally light enough to still see your food. We had to hold a flashlight to our check in order to read it properly. I'm not trying to be mean, the people there are very friendly, the food is generally great [some of it is a little weird, but I'm not that adventurous so ignore my taste on that part], and the interior of the building is gorgeous. The lighting level was distracting though.
I was visiting from the SF Bay Area on rainy Thursday night and ducked in the Raven & Rose. I was made to feel at home, as a single dinner, asked where I would like to sit and asked for a spot at the downstairs bar. The hostess said it was one of her favorite spots to eat. Alan was so friendly and helpful, behind the bar. I had a wonderful green pepper soup, that had layers of flavor and one of the small plates of lamb meatballs. It was great with a tomato and onion type stew with the presentation in a small cast iron skillet. I will be back ,to work my way through their menu. Great atmosphere and plan bringing my wife the next time. Take a moment to check out the upstairs rookery bar - pretty amazing.
We had a group of six from a conference. They provided a semi-private location in the corner that allowed us to enjoy the ambience of the restaurant while carrying on conversations amongst ourselves. Interesting menu with good food choices not often seen (at least, by us). Good wine list. Reasonable prices. Good value.
A very nice addition to the SW end of downtown Portland!! Beautiful building and much attention to detail. Food was delicious!
As a regular, i enjoy the food here very much. Great people and service. Post on there Facebook page many times. Trying to get into one of their cocktail classes.
Simply one of the best dining experiences I have ever had -- and trust me, I've had many! Everyone offered superb recommendations and were beyond friendly. Not a single complaint about any of the dishes -- cooked to perfection and tasted outstanding. I highly recommend the gnocchi, salmon and rabbit! The wine was delicious.... A perfect dining experience! Well worth every penny!
This is the either or sixth time we've enjoyed a lovely meal here. It is such a treat.
This place is wonderful. High prices, but worth every cent. Food was delicious. I definitely recommend this restaurant.
Interesting menu includes rabbit caesar salad. Service was a bit slow, but server was knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Noise level was up, but it was lunchtime.
The food was surprisingly good and the service was excellent. Next time I would ask for a table in a quieter part of the restaurant, which would mean not being able to watch the goings-on in the kitchen, but that's the trade-off. Very interesting and varied beer selection.
The experience at Rose and Raven starts with the faithful restoration of this historic 19th century carriage house. It feels like you have left the city and are dining in a country inn. The gnocci was superb -- great sauce. Retiring to the upstairs bar, catch live music on a Wednesday night with a prohibition era roadhouse feel. I'll be back
First, the cocktails were superb! We both started with salads, which were sized perfectly and very tasty. My spouse had the salmon & I had the steak special. Both were cooked as ordered and were accompanied by delicious sides. We finished with the butterscotch pudding, and that was great! Throughout the evening, the service was great. Check out their events; they all sound like fun (and delicious).
Great atmosphere, great food, great service! We are looking forward to our next visit!
not an area of town I often expect to find small plates with a twist. Took a work group here and we shared many smalls - all of our dishes were good or very good. Esp enjoyed the rabbit ceasar salad and the daily fish.
The interior was quite large, not what I expected, very nice.
We saw the restaurant and name in Grimm TV show and wondered where it was located. My friend found that it was only blocks from the Portland Art Museum. As we were headed to the museum for a limited show it was ideal for our excursion. I was delighted to find it a historical building with three levels of working restaurant and bar. They have their own in house bakery. I eat Paleo and requested the roast beef sandwitch without bread which was no challenge to them. The wine list was great and the wait staff clear and confident as well as attentive. The manager took us on a tour of the restaurant after our brunch and we found a lovely hay loft high rafter bar and waiting area. We will dine here again. Good parking near by too.
Went for lunch. Specials were fantastic, service swift, knowledgable and unobtrusive. Food was well prepared, interesting and delicious. Space is beautiful and comfortable. Highly recommend.
We came here before seeing a musical at the Keller Auditorium. It is a 5 minute (brisk) walk from the auditorium, which makes it a great location for either before or after the theater. The wine list includes local and international selections. We started with a rabbit sausage appetizer and salad - both were delicious. We then shared the lamb meatballs and the chanterelle/huitlacoche crepes. The entree sizes are not overly generous, but as two average sized adults, we had plenty to eat. We probably would have added dessert if we had enough time. The service was attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly without being overbearing. The atmosphere was warm and cozy. We enjoyed our meal very much and we would certainly return.
Unique combinations of flavors and presented well at a resonable price.
The building itself is a historic landmark, and looks like something out of a Harry Potter film (English Tudor?) Staff was very welcoming and attentive. Menu is more American Colonial than American contemporary-- lots of fresh game choices (2 rabbit entrees, and quail spatchcock, for instance), with something for everyone. Vegetable and meat dishes are paired wonderfully, and eclectically described (there's a flatbread topped with pancetta that is served with shears for carving slices....very creative!). Overall, a great experience.
Gnocci was absolutely amazing and we enjoyed the novelty of a bone cracker. Noise level was a bit distracting, but otherwise, great service and definitely wonderful food!
Had a great time. Food was wonderful. Staff was very helpful and easy to talk with. Was a bit louder than what I had expected for the downstairs dining area, but still nice. Upstairs, in the lounge, it was definitely energetic! They had just been seen on the TV show "Grimm", so they had been very busy the past week. Looking forward to going back again sometime.
Needed a nice place for dinner before a show nearby. This fit the bill perfectly. The drinks are bit pricey, but everything else seemed in line with the food scene in Ptown. The gnocchi was amazing, the 'meat preparation' of the day was delicious, and there is a respectable wine list. We had heard that the service could be trying, but found the wait staff wonderfully friendly and very much on top of things. Nice ambience, great old house. Upstairs bar and pool table! Will be going back.
....like on Grimm. However, there were no nefarious plans at work-only delicious dish after delicious dish. Everything was fantastic, from the huitlacoche crepe to the chanterelle/sweet potato stuffed cabbage. And that was just the veggie dishes. Spatchcocked quail, sand dab, and beef short ribs with Yorkshire pudding were notable fan favorites, as well. Drinks were great, and our server was excellent. The food may be deadly to blutbaden (see Grimm reference), but our near-explosion was only due to our copious consumption of quality comestibles!
Great place to go before events at the Schnitz. Good choices between starters, small plates, and sides so that you can "customize" your meal. House wine is quite expensive (but good) so peruse before you select it, there are less expensive options . It is great to have a new option in this part of town
The neighborhood East of Park Blocks and North of PSU needed another good lunch spot for business and special events and this fits the bill. Well prepared, well presented options, attentive service. The soups in particular are excellent.
My wife and I were out of town for the holiday and chose Raven and Rose for our Thanksgiving meal. We had a lunch there earlier in the week and were very impressed. For the big day the meal was excellent and the service was prompt and courteous. We also chose to get wines to match each course and each was spot on . We went up stares for a drink afterward and found it to be a very couples friendly hangout.
My husband and I had not been to R & R before, but the reviews looked good and we decided to try it. We took our elderly mothers too. All four of us had a wonderful time. Very well done. Really a perfect Thanksgiving meal!
This was our third dinner at Raven and Rose during the past 6 months. An interesting menu with the food always well prepared and nicely presented.
We sure felt like it. We've eaten here around 10 times. Each time the entire experience is more and more enjoyable. Exquisite food quality, presentation, and taste. Personal and sincere service. When I think of it, I just want to go again, right now.
Great food, excellent ambiance. We went there with friends and had a great time. The food was incredible.
The food was excellent with some unique combinations that would delight the most discriminating foodie! I enjoyed cabbage stuffed with chantrelle mushrooms very good flavor combination. Good selection of beverages to fit your meal. Service was a little slow at first, but picked up. This would not have been a problem on any other night, as the ambiance would have lent itself for lingering, but our party had another engagement afterwards.
I was in town for work and this restaurant was recommended by the person next to me on the plane. It did not disappoint. The food was truly delicious. We had the crab starter which preparation was light and refreshing. My entree was the rabbit two-ways which was absolutely delicious.
wonderful menu - small plates as well as entres, good list of sides, very accommodating to vegetarians, all reasonably priced. Good wine list - bottles and by the glass. near downtown cultural activities. Our third visit - there'll be more.


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Camp Keating and the most tactically disadvantage to American outpost in all of Afghanistan located within three mountains.
53 US troops hoping what they feared would that happen but it did they were attacked by 400 Taliban outnumbered almost 821.
There's one of the deadliest battles for US forces in Afghanistan.
What happened and why ABC news senior White House correspondent Jake Tapper set up to get answers the father one of the -- soldiers telling tapper.
He blames the president and defense -- -- for not giving -- son more support that is just one of the eye opening stories in Jake Tapper new book the outpost he joins us that's decision.
-- surface or have a regret I have to tell you that if you didn't fight in Afghanistan the war you need to read this you understand what the soldiers went there.
I mean I hope so I hope that's the that's the goal is so people -- 99% of us.
Had no idea about this war were not connected to it I think it's less than five less -- point 5%.
Of the American people have actually fought.
It for us for the United States since 9/11 and I certainly was blocked often been unaware even though I was covering the war from the comfort of the north lawn of the White House.
It wasn't until this battle.
Happened -- got a hold of me that I wanted to find out what it was like and learn so much about what these people sacrifice and what their family sacrifice.
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And any talk -- hot tactically disadvantages outpost was about why -- -- -- outpost and they are running that's like just the dumbest plays because they were sitting ducks which is it which is the phrase a thought in which you -- they themselves that they were sitting ducks they felt.
It's sitting ducks one of them said it was like.
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The reason that they put the outpost there is because the original plan in 2006 when they set -- the outpost was too.
Have it be a place where they can infiltrate insurgents coming in from Pakistan.
The country that dare not speak its name.
And also they needed to have they needed to be near the road because at that point all the helicopters -- most of the helicopters were in Iraq -- resupply the camp.
They needed to be near the road and in that part of Afghanistan if you're near the road.
You're at the bottom of amount.
In reading when -- 400 Taliban struck I'm jumping to the end of the book more towards the end.
The thing that bothered me the most is that in the state did you hear what these guys are going to save each other.
And they were doing -- -- come buddy transfusions where they they need to give blood to try to save one man's life and tennis and if this is.
And grippy where they they give them blood and they think he's gonna make it any get -- -- As I'm you know I'm getting chills -- -- -- is -- is elitist and what these guys do for each -- well -- all -- of the guys -- -- -- -- in the -- the book starts in 2006 and talks about all the people who -- -- and sacrificed on the way -- setting -- the south coast.
But -- the October 3 battle you're referring to Stefan -- Whose mom Vanessa has become a friend in writing this book and did what the troops did to try to save Stephan mace is incredible because.
In an -- like this you don't have refrigeration -- you don't have blood.
So in order to keep a guy like that alive because the Medarex -- -- to have to come in for twelve hours because the enemy fighting was so tough.
They had to each one of them with the same what I keep giving their blood to Stephan -- -- ultimately made it out.
But the outpost alive but ultimately did not survive but all of the guys who died that day.
Die because they were trying to either fight the enemy.
Or do something for one of their Brothers SS have an event this is Muslim and gripping and books I ever read in terms of make me feel like I was and -- -- -- and -- -- com.
We just after another taps into kind of the White House is it a big surprise -- that Eric Holder the -- chose to stay for another year.
It's not a big surprise for two reasons one.
A lot of the big names have already said that to have Marty tried to leave and have already said that they're on the -- at the door soon so.
Geithner Clinton and -- these are people who are headed out soon and President Obama does not want.
You know all of his -- team -- or leaving and the second thing is even though.
Many members of the cabinet.
Don't necessarily understand it Eric Holder is one of president Obama's favorite -- officials -- close personal friends and whatever.
Others think.
President Obama thinks our -- has done a good job.
And a -- of state Hillary Clinton leaning right on the faster inauguration day.
And about helium is sooner rather than later as what I've been told sooner rather than later I would expect show she might be the first one believe of the -- -- Geithner Clinton troika that we expect to leave pretty quickly.
Not well let's get back to -- god said tell the viewers on what time the outpost that's it's a tremendous book and I guess it I felt like I was there -- -- and knew the guys and I think people have a some people are very different.
Impression what happened in Afghanistan and whether -- -- we should have been there how long and everything else but I went.
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On the wall of his Brickell Avenue offices, Charles A. Intriago keeps a framed copy of a marketing study he commissioned in 1989 to explore the prospects for a newsletter about money laundering. The expert's recommendation: The prospects for such a venture would be dismal.
Intriago, a former federal prosecutor with an entrepreneurial spirit and a knack for spotting trends, forged ahead anyway. The result was Money Laundering Alert. It blossomed into a lucrative business, including seminars and conferences, and established him as a nationally recognized expert on money laundering and financial crime. His wife, Joy Meason Intriago, a certified public account, came up with the idea of developing certification programs for professionals.
In December 2006, Intriago sold the business, Alert Global Media, to an arm of private-equity giant Warburg Pincus, and he left the firm in March 2008.
Later that year, he launched a new venture devoted to the topic of asset recovery and similarly began publishing news on issues and trends, hosting conferences and providing certification for professionals who master the material.
The level of asset recovery in financial crimes, says Intriago, is "pretty pathetic."
"If you're a financial criminal, the likelihood is when you get out of prison, you're going to have your money where you left it. It does little good to send a guy to jail, or limited good. Get the money back."
In 2010, Intriago branched out again to focus on issues and trends in the area of e-discovery, which is pushing lawyers away from their beloved mountains of paper files to electronically stored information.
When his non-compete restrictions on money-laundering conferences and certification expired in 2011, Intriago expanded his focus beyond asset recovery to encompass topics of financial crime in general under the Association of Certified Financial Crime Specialists.
His next big event, the International Financial Crime Conference and Exhibition, set for May 15 at the Westin Diplomat in Hollywood, includes a roster of speakers including Paul E. Pelletier, former deputy chief of the fraud section at the U.S. Department of Justice, and Donald C. Semesky, former chief of the Drug Enforcement Administration's Office of Financial Operations. Some 40 companies will be sponsors or exhibitors at the event, which he expects will draw about 500 attendees.
The Miami Herald interviewed Intriago recently at his downtown headquarters, where he oversees some 27 employees, and later emailed him questions.
Q: From Bernie Madoff to Allen Stanford to Scott Rothstein, the major fraudsters often have ties to South Florida. What makes Miami such an epicenter of financial crime?
Epicenter is right. From these big-league Ponzi schemes to healthcare fraud, mortgage fraud, securities fraud, official corruption and welcome mats to dirty money from Latin America, South Florida is the perfect storm of financial crime. Our weather is a draw, making this a second home for many who don't have deep roots. The desire to show off wealth is evident. Also, we are a cultural polyglot and many South Floridians come from countries of great corruption, and, unfortunately, some of these habits are apparently hard to break. I'm a native of Ecuador, so I'm not speaking out of school. Nevertheless, this is a great international mecca with much to offer, and I'm glad I've lived most of my life here.


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The Shelby Farms Park Conservancy has earned the silver certification for sustainability from the Council for Responsible Sport for the Greenline half marathon.
Council for Responsible Sport Executive Director, Keith Peters, announced Wednesday that the Greenline Half Marathon, held at Shelby Farms Park in Memphis, Tennessee in October 2012, has earned silver certification from the Council for producing the first sustainable sporting event in Tennessee.
The event, which benefits Shelby Farms Park Conservancy earned 43 of the 44 attempted credits.
There are fewer than 50 events worldwide that have earned certification, and the Greenline Half Marathon aims to set new standards for the future of sporting events.
It took nearly a year to plan for the intensive certification process. SFPC worked closely with Dian Vaughn, a Green Events consultant, to gather information about previously certified events, find ways to innovate and to ensure that all factors of the race were taken into consideration. On race day, Vaughn guided the event inspector through every element of the race, making sure that no detail went unnoticed.
Noteworthy Environmental Accomplishments
- 91.3% of event waste (including the post-race party) was diverted from the landfill through recycling and on-site composting of water cups, utensils and food waste
- All food served at the post-race party was locally sourced
- Use of solar powered race timing
Noteworthy Social Accomplishments
- SFPC partnered with Clean Memphis and Memphis City Beautiful to train a group of developmentally disabled adults from Behavioral Services of Tennessee how to recycle in their homes. After their training, the group volunteered at the finish line of the race


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Rumbamel's Potatoe and Rice Recipes
These recipes feature the great spud or brown rice. We don't eat white rice, but you are welcome to try them with what ever rice you like. :)
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Boil the taters in fat free chicken broth for extra flavor with onions, then add six cheese italian cheese and four cheese mexican cheese. Yum! Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 14.3g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 5.5g | Calories: 106
This is an adult mashed potatoes. I fed it to the kids along with fresh green beans and some pork chops. My husband and I enjoyed it, but the kids weren't thrilled. Oh, well. I would have put another cheese, cream cheese, in it, but I didn't have any. It was still yummy. Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 16.4g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 5.4g | Calories: 104.3
We like to eat healthy and only eat brown rice. I found a great Fat Free chicken broth at Aldi and use it to cook my rice. It makes it taste great. Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 9g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 47.3
Once again we had something that needed to be used, potatoe,s and I just started creating. I am amazed at how delicious this can be and not at a nutritional price! I hope you enjoy!! Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 22.8g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 9.2g | Calories: 161.8
My husband and four year old son gobbled this up! It's great on cold winter night. The corn gives it a great yet subtle sweetness and the grilled onions add extra flavor. Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 34.4g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 11.7g | Calories: 227.7
I found the stroganoff recipe in some magazine and tweeked it a bit. Our family LOVES IT! It's very filling and pretty tasty with a side of green beans. Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 17.8g | Fat: 29.2g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 26.3g | Calories: 429.7
We got a lot of produce with my first produce Co-op and I wanted to make good use of them. I used 1/2 the bag of fresh spinach, the whole container of shrooms, onions and fresh garlic in this tastey recipe! Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 10.4g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 23.5g | Calories: 240.2
I love all the ingredients in this so I decided to have a tasty lunch. My 3 and 4 year olds loved it as well. Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 27.2g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 15.6g | Calories: 261.3
My daughter didn't want eggs for dinner and I needed to use them so I improvised. We got to use many items in our fridge and get a tastey meal. Enjoy! Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 13.7g | Fat: 13.4g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 16.4g | Calories: 241.7
I thought this sounded good from another Sparker so I made my own with more asparagus, no olive oil and changed the onions to red onions. Maybe next time some slivered almonds would be nice. Hmmmmm..... Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 10.4g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 4.6g | Calories: 67.3
We had extra peppers from the garden that were really small and a few potatoes so my husband desided I should make this. I then got a few one more pepper from the guy up the street and viola...Yum! The chicken broth gives a little bit of flavor and allows for less fat. This makes 4 servings of 1 cup each. Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 29.7g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 3.6g | Protein: 3.9g | Calories: 137.7
I wanted to give the success rice some flavor and man o man is this good all by itself! I'm planning on using it in som stuffed peppers, unfried rice, spanish rice and just as a side dish. It's easy to make and in the microwave, too! Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 16.5g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 78.1
We make this with Turkey Spam or canned ham and vary the veggies. It's quite easy and much healthier than the restaurants. We eat it with Success boil in the bag brown rice which cooks in your microwave in 10 minutes. 1 c cooked rice is 150 cal, 1 fat, 33 carbs, 2 fiber and 4 protein. Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 14g | Calories: 149.9
I got the basic recipe from Dierberg's and used my own approximations based on the order of ingredients. My friends and family love it! This version makes 4 cups or 8 servings of 1/2 cup each. You can eat it warm also and it tastes like a loaded baked potato! Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 4.7g | Calories: 128.4
I wanted to stick to a more basic mashed potato this time. It was still a little spice for the kids, but delicious. Great with my Yummy Meatloaf and green bean (not in the nutrition). Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 14.9g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 4.7g | Calories: 103.4
This is very tastey and easy. It tastes like it was on the stove all day when you are really just throwing a few things together. It makes 6- 1 1/2 C servings which fills you up! Submitted by RUMBAMEL Carbs: 31.5g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 18.4g | Calories: 229.8
Just as the title says, it's fool proof, and yummy! Submitted by LILDINI Carbs: 22.9g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 117.2
Much faster than boiling or baking Submitted by DELORES77 Carbs: 14.9g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 72.2


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HRevolution 2011 – Rants and Raves
I like to post a blog after attending a conference called Rants and Raves. Here's an example, in case you didn't know,or, more likely, you have forgotten because I haven't posted in so long.
HRevolution Polo Shirts – Sure, it was nice of the organizers to give everyone who has been at all three events a white polo shirt with the neat HRevolution logo on the chest. But, folks – come ON! You have known me for over two years now and I am pretty sure you can figure out my proper size.
Stuffed Monsters – Yeah, Eric Weingardner and his Monster.com team had those big stuffed monsters laying all over the place. They didn't have ONE little one, though. The last time I took home a big stuffed monster I thought someone from the TSA was going to shoot me in the Louisville airport. Besides, my dogs like the little monsters better.
Meet-Meme Trading Cards – Okay, the people at Pinstripe had a great giveaway in those cards, so email or message Sue Marks and thank her, as I did. BUT – 50 cards for 130 people? Sheesh. We don't have to remind the world that HR people can't count.
If you haven't figured it out, I'll spell it out – these are ridiculous rants and I was planting my tongue firmly in my cheek while writing them. Truth is, I could not find one legitimate thing to rant about, and I didn't want to give up my post title.
Trish McFarlane – The Queen of HRevolution, Trish acts as the true ringleader of the HRevolution planning crew. She is also directly responsible for getting sponsorships that help this event come to life. Her work in attracting Monster.com, Pinstripe, Ceridian, Aquire, Inc., SHRM, and PeopleMatter creates a big value for the attendee buck.
Steve Boese – Most people had difficulty deciding which concurrent session to attend, and I was no different. They all sounded wonderful, and they were. Steve was responsible for assembling facilitators and sessions, and he deserves a huge round of applause for making this a learning and giving event like no other.
Crystal Peterson – Great space, nice traffic flow, good food, plentiful snacks and drinks. Crystal deserves the nod for making attendees so comfortable that all of that heavy duty brain power could focus on the discussion and not on discomfort.
Ben Eubanks – Ben kept all of the HRevolution information in your face and up-to-date, so you knew where to discuss an issue on Linkedin, or send your Meet-Meme information. Oh, and he brought his beautiful family with him to HRevolution, so the attendees got to meet Melanie, Bella, and Bree. That's rave-able by itself.
Special Sponsors – All sponsors are special, really, but I have to single out Eric Weingardner of Monster.com and Lois Melbourne of Aquire. Eric and Lois have both attended all three HRevolution events, adding their considerable smarts to the discussion. Both represent a corporation that sells product to HR folks, but they have been there to participate and learn, not to sell and shill. They epitomize the best of HRevolution.
Attendees – Caring, warm, intelligent, thoughtful, insightful, enthusiastic, and a little bit naughty. It was my pleasure to spend a couple of days with you.
HRevolution – Rants and Raves
Back in March I did a post following a SHRM conference called Rants and Raves. Since I have no desire to re-invent the wheel, and I find that the title is the hardest part of my blog to write, I am going to take the easy way out and offer this HRevolution version. This time, though, the rants and raves are not mine – at least not until the end. These are comments made directly to me by some of the attendees, and not based on anyone's blog post or tweet.
NOT ENOUGH TIME BETWEEN SESSIONS FOR DISCUSSIONS/NETWORKING/CONVERSATIONS - This was by far the most prevalent and consistent comment I received. People did not want to miss the sessions, but they wanted time to start and continue substantive conversations. The tweet-ups, with a party-like atmosphere, were good for meeting and greeting, but they wanted quieter time for serious stuff, too. When asked, people were willing to attend a 2-day session in order to rectify this.
NOT ENOUGH SPACE – Several people thought that Catalyst Ranch, while fun and funky, was not large enough for the attendees to find spots outside of the sessions to talk or even break out into a smaller group. A related comment was that there were just too many people, making the sessions a little too large for comfortable discussion.
GENERAL SESSION/TRACK GRIPES – Some people wanted more topics lead by working HR practitioners and directly relevant to daily HR functions. Some wanted fewer sponsor/consultant/non-practitioner speakers and facilitators. While many of the people I spoke with felt some uneasiness with the sessions, they did not articulate their feelings or dissatisfaction as well in this area (unlike the time and space rants).
EVENT PLANNING AND LOGISTICS – As a member of the planning committee, it is almost embarrassing to admit that this was the number one rave I received. People were quick to recognize the work involved and seemed happy with the food, tweetups, transportation, information, and cupcakes.
CHICAGO – Even though there are rumblings on Twitter about having a future HRevolution in Hawaii or Las Vegas, many attendees commented to me how perfect the Chicago location was for them from a transportation and travel standpoint. They liked Chicago and the choices it afforded them.
CONNECTIONS MADE – Many people came specifically for the opportunity and ability to meet others and extend connections with online friends and acquaintances. While some wished they had been able to do more, many were enthusiastic about the connections they did make.
Now that I have reported on the most frequent rants and raves made by attendees (to me), I am going to indulge myself just a little and give you a personal rant and rave (just one each!) because I can only shut up for so long.
There have been a lot of blog posts and tweets about HRevolution. Some were positive, some were not. Fair enough. I get the distinct impression, though, that many people made their feelings known only through a blog post or a tweet. No personal contact with, or email or phone call to, a planning committee member – even though contact information for every committee member was given to every participant. Was this you? It makes me wonder if some people actually listened to some of the messages that were given about the value of connection and communication. If you have something to say about HRevolution – good or bad – say it on your blog or on Twitter, but say it directly to the people who brought you HRevolution, too. You can't have influence and credibility in 140 characters, so make a meaningful connection and help HRevolution – and yourself – move forward.
I was a very small part of a talented and dedicated group of people who helped bring HRevolution to life. I learned much about effective collaboration and valuable teamwork from this experience, and I have to thank Trish McFarlane, Ben Eubanks, Crystal Peterson, Steve Boese, Mark Stelzner, and Jason Seiden for allowing me to be a part of this team. I am raving about all of them!
I chose not to personally comment on the rants and raves of the attendees, because I want to know what YOU think! Were you there? Do you agree with anything? Nothing? Do you have other experiences that could help make an event like this better for everyone?
HRevolution – Beginnings
I attended a strange and amazing "unconference" two days ago. It was called HRevolution and it was a collection of HR and recruiting pros coming together to discuss social media and its intersection with their professional life. It was the first out-of-town HR conference I had ever attended, made up mainly of bloggers (including Twitter micro-bloggers). The ideas flew fast and furiously, and I already have several HR University lesson plans in the works based on thoughts generated at the Revolution. Those lessons will have to be spread out over several posts, but I want to start here with some introductory remarks about the Revolution in general:
- This conference was organized by Trish McFarlane, Ben Eubanks, Crystal Peterson, and Steve Boese. Sponsors included Monster.com, Nobscot, Blogging4Jobs, Sanera, and Fusion Frames. All of these people and companies live and work in different parts of the USA, but they came together seamlessly for an outstanding presentation. My local SHRM chapter, where everyone lives and works within a few dozen miles of each other, needs to take lessons.
- One of the attendees at HRevolution, Frank Zupan, lives and work in Cleveland. He eats corned beef at a deli called Slyman's; they buy corned beef made at United Meat & Deli (UMD) in Detroit. The corned beef is injected/pumped with pickling brine with a machine operated by Joaquin Arredondo. Joaquin is a permanent resident alien (has a green card) – a status that I helped him obtain as the HR manager at UMD. That circle (Frank to Joaquin to me to Frank) of connectivity wasn't created by HRevolution or Twitter, but it was discovered there. It makes a compelling argument for the continuing exploration of social media, and it slaps the argument that "people only connect on social media because they can't connect in person" right in the face.
- Laurie Ruettiman of Punk Rock HR is a true superstar of the HR blogosphere. Ooohs and aaahs were audible when she arrived, and I am old enough to be her mother. In fact, I discovered through conversation with her that I am older than her mother. But she, like the other Gen X and Ys present (which was most of the room), was absolutely energizing. Boomers like me can learn a lot from these smart kids, if we will listen.
- None of the attendees at HRevolution had met me before; they only knew who I was because of my Twitter presence. Yet almost everyone who knew who I was (because of my avatar) hugged me. It was marvelous because I really like hugging.
- HRevolution attendees have an absolute fascination with bacon. I have no idea what the origin of this fascination is, or why it continues. I am happy to indulge the fascination, though. The first HRevolution attendee who comments (10 words or more required) on this blog post will receive the book "Zingerman's Guide to Better Bacon" as a gift from me.
More lessons to follow; stay tuned!


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A couple of weeks ago I sent smoke signals out to all of my followers- I was desperately in search of the Superga Milano sneaks that are covered with Swarovski crystals. These were a limited edition that Superga launched a couple of years ago. Yes- a couple of years ago, but I still wanted them!!
Since I am on a serious Superga kick, (see my last post here) I wanted theses babies bad! I thought they would give me just enough spice for my upcoming holiday in Mykonos. SO! Grazie mille to my generous follower in Milan for finding them for me!! (Of course, the shoes would be found in the world's fashion capital!!) While this shoe may be hard to find, there are many new styles and collaborations right now to fill your Superga addiction and desire! Also check out the House of Holland collaboration with Superga. It's truly a favorite!


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Symptoms may include jaundice (yellowing of skin or eyes), loss of appetite, weight loss, nausea, vomiting, fever, tiredness, headache, stomach pain, and/or dark urine. Symptoms usually appear 2 weeks to 6 months after exposure; however, most people (as many as 80%) experience no symptoms or very mild symptoms. It is important to remember that people without symptoms can still infect others. About 85 percent of people who become infected with HCV will become chronic (long-term) carriers. HCV is spread primarily by direct contact with human blood and body fluids. HCV is not spread by casual contact, such as touching or sharing eating and drinking utensils. You may have been exposed to HCV if you ever injected street drugs, since the needles and/or other drug "works" used to prepare or inject the drug(s) may have been contaminated with blood, you received blood, blood products, or solid organ transplants before 1992 from a donor whose blood contained HCV (blood has been screened for HCV since 1992), you ever received long-term kidney dialysis, you were ever a health care worker who had frequent contact with blood or had an accidental needle stick injury, your mother had HCV at the time she gave birth to you (during birth, her blood may have gotten into your body), you ever shared personal items, such as razors or toothbrushes, with someone who had HCV, you ever had sex with someone who had HCV, or you ever received a tattoo from a noncommercial or unregulated facility that may have used dirty needles or poor sanitary practices.
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Riding Home
Words and photos: Collyn Ahart
Big cars and big portions, the indiscriminate kindness of strangers. Loud talkers and bellowing laughter, long gaits, relaxed jawlines and baggy denim. Whilst you can find all these stereotypes, the real DNA of Americans is movement. To say "he's really going places" is as much about social mobility as it is about how many state lines you can cross. In America, to so many people, particularly those of us who grew up there, the bicycle was our first taste of freedom. Our first step up the ladder of independence. We'd been told the stories, we'd heard the myths: if you can move, you can go anywhere you want to go, be anyone you want to be. You are your own master. Manifest destiny on two wheels.
While the Italians and French might make similar associations between the bicycle and freedom and independence, nowhere but in America are the solo adventures, the unknown destinations, or the unrepentant wilderness so important to the making of the rider. This is what stands American cycling apart: The myth of the lone rider. And yeah, we're all a bit like cowboys from time to time…
Home for the holidays, back to America and the roads of my childhood. These were the roads I could navigate blindfolded. I can see the rise and fall in the road from beside the fireplace. I'd ride them until I could tell myself the myths again. Solo on the road, perhaps a bit of a John Steinbeck, instead of a grey poodle for company, the reassuring sound of tyres on tarmac.
Occasionally I'd pass a local riding along. I let myself stay anonymous, try to avoid the inevitable questions that crop up when one exposes oneself as another local. Local by name rather than by address. Why did I leave? How do I like London? Do I ever think I'll return? My answers are well rehearsed lines, but out on these roads there's too much room for contemplation. I ride that line between local and foreigner. And then we break apart again, lone rangers facing into the rain and wind with only our own company to keep.
Long drawn out beaches turn to farmland with the blink of an eye. Rolling, jagged coastlines jut upward in violent spires, 26% inclines, nearly too steep to keep rolling. There would be no relenting. Up, down, and back again. There are only so many miles one can explore on a 50-mile island without turning around and doing them again in reverse. With each hill, I'm reminded of familiar aches from the years before.
On two occasions I had the company of my father and his trusty Boulder Bicycle randoneering bike. Loaded up with tools, food and spare clothes, he rides a heavy, slow and methodical pace of a man with too many miles in his legs to rush any more. We'd ride in silence, then break into chatter with every descent. In these hours together we got to share the convictions of any father and daughter, from politics to tyres to coffee to family.
What is home? I call London home, but I call America my home too. These American roads are my borderlands, my frontier, where I am both home and abroad, local and foreign, familiar and yet always different. By coming back home, I can see how far I've gone.
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Emil Hillding
4th February 2013 05:32pm
Can't tell for sure, but looks like Orcas Island to me. A ride up Mt. Constitution is a must for anyone visiting
Bryan Petersen
4th February 2013 05:37pm
Excellent post. I'm now "back" in Seattle after two years in London. I really enjoyed this.
Jeff Barkema
5th February 2013 08:01am
Make that 2 that really enjoyed this.
Collyn Ahart
5th February 2013 08:54am
San Juan Island and Orcas Island, yes … grew up on San Juan… my dad owns the bike shop in Friday Harbor - Island Bicycles.
Nick Hand
5th February 2013 09:08am
Lovely that Collyn. Makes me want to visit.
Brad Sauber
5th February 2013 05:06pm
Cattle Point..my very first bike tour was a three day ride around San Juan, Orcas and Lopez back when I was in the 7th grade. It's served me well, still ride every day. bravo Collyn.
Bryan Petersen
5th February 2013 05:14pm
Thanks for sharing Collyn. I'll have to head up there for a ride and check out your dad's shop. Cheers!
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brian fung
8th February 2013 04:38pm
as always, great writing Collyn!
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