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Sunday, January 31, 2010
Saying "Hi"
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- AnonymousJanuary 31, 2010 at 5:18 PM
Hi! I'm 28, British, working for the United Nations in Europe. I want babies bad, but a few other things need to be in place first...
ReplyDelete Hi, I'm Becks, 27, an English Rose living in Plymouth, Devon, UK. I love america and interiors. I have a son who is 3 and very gorgeous.
I have a blog too, on it I talk about baking, take pictures of my son and waffle about weight loss and happiness (not necessarily intertwined). I'm a family Support Worker helping people in crisis and kids in school.Hello! I am a 29 year-old Mama to my almost 2 year old baby girl and I have a great husband who is a wonderful Daddy. We live in Michigan and I am a high school Chemistry teacher. (I know, kind of weird for me being a public school teacher to read the blog of an unschooler - but I do enjoy your blog!) I love to take pictures and my favorite subject is my daughter. :) Oh, and I am probably one of your only blog readers who does not have a blog herself. :)
My name is Dani and I'm a recently married, ex-New Yorker now living in Philly. I currently work in Early Intervention. We don't have children together yet, but I am a step-mama. I love reading about naturally you raise your boys...and of course I enjoy like all of the style posts! Great blog.Hi,
I think you wouldn't expect a reader like me, so I need to share.
I'm 21, I live in Poland (and I'm polish), I study architecture, but want to be photographer.
I don't really know how I came to your blog, but I definitely come back. I don't have kids yet and probably won't have any time soon. I don't have baby fever yet.
But I always believed women should know as much about themself as possible, so I was always interested in pregnancy and giving birth.
Now I know I want to have my babies at home, whenever my time will come.
Thank you so much!i know we have "talked" a bit via comments butttt here is an official intro!
i'm robina, i live in brooklyn with my husband, my daughter wren (who i think is just a little bit younger than your older son) and am pregnant with my second (due in may). i'm a phd student, an ap mama, and a homebirther as well. i came across your blog on our nyc api listserv.
and mc -- your first comment on this post -- is one of my best friends. :)Hi Leigh!
My name is Susan and I have only just entered my 30th year of life, but despite what some people have told me, I couldn't be happier. I feel blessed to live in southern California about two miles from the ocean now, but I was also happy living in Maryland just 10 miles west of Washington, D.C. There is just something about the east coast that will forever have a piece of my heart. I certainly miss the forests and woodland animals and the majesty of the seasons that can be seen there.
I am happily married (ten years this March!), and because of our love we have three children thus far (a nine year old son, an almost four year old son, and an almost two year old daughter). I think that's a pretty great start :) I have mentioned this before, but two of my children were brought into this world by the loving care of midwives and I will never give birth - if I can help it - any other way!
In college I was a comparative literature major, intending on a career as a lit professor, but after having my first son and getting to experience motherhood, I decided that I wanted to hold that position full time from there on out. And I haven't looked back. Now I get to share my love of literature - and many other things - with my children!
I teach my children at home. I teach them to cook because I love to cook. I teach them to read because I love to read. I teach them about colors and tradition because I love those things. And so on. I love to give my children experiences and memories over material possessions. I love waking up in the morning to find my whole family has somehow ended up in my ever shrinking queen-sized bed overnight - though only our daughter still officially calls our bed her own.
And lastly, I love living out my life of faith as an Eastern Catholic.
Hopefully this is the stuff you were hoping to find out!Hi there!
I'm Nicole and the mother of 2 unschooling boys. I live at the beach in a warehouse (built in 1920) that my husband converted into our current "green" home. I am a photographer, raw vegan, art inspired mom trying to explore life with my family... and our little dog Maui. Oh yeah, I am 33!- MargaretJanuary 31, 2010 at 7:33 PM
Found your blog through the Triathlon and Adventures in Babywearing... I'm 29, live in Phoenix, and it was always a dream of mine to live in NYC, so I like reading the blog of someone who's doing that, especially at my stage of life- young kids. I have a daughter who just turned one. I'm a public school teacher but I was homeschooled growing up, so it's nice to see another homeschooler of my generation. :-) Thanks for the fun posts!
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I'm Sarah, just about 23, and mostly a lurker. I am currently finishing up my BA in Creative Writing in the San Francisco Bay Area and am nowhere near motherhood. I think I found you through Designers' Brew when she was still the Nerdy Fashionista. You caught me with your fashion and design posts, but the stories and photos of your little family have kept me around. :)Hi,
I found your blog via Cup of Jo, I think, but I keep dropping by to look at your lovely pictures and read your stories.
I'm 26, about to get married and just adopted a tiny kitten called Percival.
I'm an artist, designer and blog-addict. I work for a community cultural development organisation in Australia (but I'd secretly rather spend all day in my studio making things).Hi there...I'm Tina. I live in Kansas City with my husband and my son who will be 3 in March. I am a clinical social worker and play therapist. My area of research is in early childhood trauma (o-3) and attachment issues. I currently work for the school system. I love to read your blog because I love your posts about your kiddos and your pictures are beautiful. I blog mostly about being a working mom, things/stuff I love, music, travel, (sometimes)politics, parenting and I do a weekly post called "the Power of Play" about parent/child play. Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteFunny you posted this, this week, I have been trying to make an effort to come out of blog lurkdom :) Love your blog!
I'm Mary Beth, 32, W/SAHM AP homeschoolin Mama to two boys, 6 &4 and a surprise sex baby due in March.
I also have a child photography business and we reside in Pittsburgh with my awesome husband.Hi there!!
I'm a 22-year-old quirky artist, writer, and current student of Chinese. I'm in Taiwan right now to study, but I'm from Southern California-
I love the beach/ocean, art, photography, being healthy, and beautiful things.
Thanks for all the great posts!! :) That's why we love stopping by!Wow! You're getting some good traffic! And you deserve it. I'm a relatively new reader of your blog (maybe two months?) but I'm enjoying it thoroughly.
I'm a woman (yes, with a male-sounding name... It's from Return of the Native by Hardy) with a baby and a blog of her own. Living it up here in Wisconsin (which means, at the moment, smiling even though my nose hairs are frozen) and loving my husband (a D.C.), our daughter (15 months), our dogs (oooh, they're naughty) and our cats (7 of them. The poor couch!). Life is good.Hi, I'm a mom of two beautiful little boys (3 and 1) who is married to a great guy. We live in Illinois. I'm mainly a SAHM but I also work as a youth director at a local church. I love your blog because of your commitment to natural birth, breastfeeding and baby wearing. Breastfeeding and helping other moms be successful at it is a real passion for me. I let my boys self wean. My oldest weaned when the youngest arrived and who knows when youngest will. (Rambling. Oops. Tend to do that.)
I really love your blog!Hi! I'm Stephanie. I am 21. I live in northern Minnesota. I am a student and a nanny. Reading your blog has had such an influence on the way I think of motherhood and the process of pregnancy and birth. It has been so good to learn so much! Your blog has brought me to tears more than once!
ReplyDeleteHi Leigh! I'm good friends with Ryan Millager and Kristine Stolakis--Kristine just sent me your blog, having told me it was about fashion and birthing rights, so I was like, SIGN ME UP. I love fashion (I collect dresses, in particular) and I'm about to be an aunt for the first time, so I'm happy to be joining :)
ReplyDeleteHi Leigh!
You have posted my pics before, and I really appreciated it. I just adore your blog...a happy, healthy breastfeeding, baby wearing, homeschooling momma in one of the most exciting cities in the world -- how can you stand it?
I am Katie, 37, and momma to three beauties, one with Down syndrome and autism. I am also a new ceramic artist, focusing mainly on child themes. I do mostly impressions of hands and feet in clay for plaques and ornaments. Hubby is a chiropractor and we live in North Carolina. We are originally from St Louis (me) and Chicago (him). Now we live in a smaller town in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains and we love to take scenic drives with the kiddos. We have trained them well to be good travelers.
Have a great day!
http://whereisthumbkin.blogspot.com/I'm Cyndi and I found your blog through Metropolitan Mama and have been hooked ever since your "Baby Mamas" video. I'm the thirty-something mom of a high-energy and extremely lovable two-year-old boy. I stay at home and work from home as a copy editor, and I also teach piano. I grew up on the east coast not too far from where you live. I have lived in the midwest for almost thirteen years now.
I truly love your blog and your mothering style. Also, your sculptures are just exquisite!
I recently started my own blog. I'd love you to stop by if you have the time.
http://thisthankfuljourney.blogspot.comHi Leigh
I'm Allison, and I'm from Australia.
I'm a doula and childbirth educator, and sling wearing Mum to O (4y) and M (5 months). M was waterbirthed at home, and I found your blog when I was stumbling around the interwebz at 3am one night (argggh pregnancy heartburn!), and realised we have some similar interests and ideas.
I'm also a huge New York-o-phile (along with Francophile!) and it's very definitely on my Next Holidy list. I guess in the meantime I'm living vicariously through you! Don't suppose you're interested in an Australian houseswap holiday? lol.
Oh, this has turned long. *Blush*Hi!
I'm a 25 year-old transportation planner/engineer fresh out of grad school living in Berkeley, CA. I'm looking forward to my wedding in May to my perfect match, and we love discussing baby-wearing, home birth, and all of the other great topics I hear about from your blog (though we're not planning on having kids for another 5 years or so)!- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2010 at 2:06 AM
Hi! Maya here. I am a photographer and a crepe artist living on the Oregon Coast and absolutely love your blog. Very inspiring.
Thanks! Hello. I'm Erin. I'm 29. I live in Sitka, Alaska with my husband and our blue heeler puppy. No children yet but we're planning on it. Your blog is research :)
Although this is all new to me I find a great deal of connection to your views on schooling, family, birth, etc. I also love New York!
Thanks!i I'm Laura 23, I'm a sahm to my daughter Lillie Mei who is 1. I live in Northamptonshire in the UK which is about an hour from London. I spend my time entertaining the tot and trying my hand at different arts and crafts and baking. We are currently trying to conceive baba no2, I love your blog as it's a real mix of the things which I find interesting!
ReplyDeleteHi from snowy Oxford...I'm a publisher, living in Oxford, UK, just turned 37, married to a very lovely guy and currently growing our very first child. Slightly nervous about this big adventure of pregnancy, birth, parenthood etc, but love your blog with its positive messages about all three. Emma
My name is Vera and I'm probably not really your target group. Im 21 years old and I live in the Netherlands. I'm a student Media, Information and Communication and I'm just really digging blogs. By following them I get a quick insight in someones life. In this case yours. I really love your blog. I think it's really nice and interesthing. One thing I find kinda strange is that apparently it's not normal to give birth a home in America. In The Netherlands it's completely different. Only if you've got a real good reason you'll go to the hospital, but normally you give birth at home. I wanted to share that with you ;-)..Hi Leigh!
Happy to let you know that I am one of those readers that popos in each morning with my coffee to see what you have been up to. I also won one of the great giveaways you once had.
I currently live in Australia but lived in the USA for 13 years with my husband and 2 children (girl 7 and boy 5).
My daughter plays your you tube slinging clip for anybody that will watch...she loves it!
Can't wait to read what lies ahead for you and your family this year.
Susiehi! i'm sarahkeith, 28, and i live in north florida. i have a part-time desk job and i work part-time at on organic farm. i am not a parent yet, but i can't wait to be and i'm interested in all things having to do with parenting, birth, pregnancy, natural living, etc. that's why i like your blog!
ReplyDeleteHey there!
I'm Beth, I have 4 girls and a very supportive Husband. We homeschool/unschool and run a family business making Slings and NeckScapes.
I found your blog when you featured my babywearing poncho and fell in love.
We've had homebirths all along and practice all of the AP ideals while being rather conservative in other ways. My DH and I used to co-lead an API group in Seattle before we moved to the mid-west.- MargaretFebruary 1, 2010 at 11:32 AM
Good Morning.
I'm Margaret. I live in Colorado. I'm in graduate school. Between school, work and the few times I get outdoors in the winter, I don't tons of time to do much else. So, I love reading little snippets of what other people are doing and seeing. I love stopping in here and hearing what you have to say! - ElizabethFebruary 1, 2010 at 1:15 PM
Hi there, I'm a mama to 2.5 yr. old twin boys, I just left NYC and now live in Ohio, I found your blog from A Cup of Jo. I love your views on Motherhood etc... keep up the beautiful work!!!
ReplyDelete Hi Leigh. I don't usually come out of the woodworks, but felt compelled to join the introductions. I'm Morgan, a 30 yr old clinical massage therapist in Chicago. (I'm also an artist. I like to work with my hands. Mostly portraits...www.PaintEaterArt.com)
I'm a happy singleton with an interest in women's health. I'm hoping to incorporate more prenatal and infant massage into my practice in the future. I enjoy reading your blogs. Keep 'em coming!Hello! My name is Heather and my blog and etsy shop are called moonshinejunkyard. I am 33 years old and all my life I've dreamed of having babies...it is my destiny and purest desire. My husband and I have been struggling with conceiving for years but we still have high hopes. I have read and researched all about natural childbirth and child raising since I was in my early twenties. So reading your blog fits right in with my personal interests. Plus, I absolutely LOVE your style and the way you write and I'm fascinated by your cute life and the fact that you maintain a sort of hippie lifestyle even in an urban setting.
I'm Kara in Portland, Oregon - originally from Miami, so I have East Coast sensibilities and a West Coast heart. Expecting my first baby girl in 3 months - just a week after I turn 40. I work in the Environmental field and am a stepmom to 2 big kids. Am crazy-excited about the baby!
ps: thanks for the advice on baby carriers :)Leah, I love your blog so much, it never ceases to inspire me and remind me of when I used to live in NYC.
I'm Tara, 32, and live in Madison, WI. I am currently a SAHM to my funny little 16 month old daughter and just started teaching baby food making classes in the evenings. I love art, crafts, cooking and all things mommy:)- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2010 at 4:58 PM
Hello, Leigh and kiddos, I'm Cristiana, 29 yerars old, from Bucharest, Romania. I'm absolutely in love with your blog, your optimism and way to cherish life. Keep up the great work. Kisses
ReplyDelete Hi!
I'm a semi-crunchy granola mama living in North Dakota with my husband and 13-month-old son.
We home birth, try to eat healthy and simple, use cloth diapers, and try to use common sense and the Bible when it comes to life and parenting.
I'm trying to start my own photography business (a little difficult considering we're still new in this little town). Maybe, someday, this will tie into my other passion which is birth. I'm an aspiring doula, but wouldn't mind being a birth photographer either.Hi!
I'm Ali. I really enjoy your philosophy towards rasing a family and your beautiful sculpture work. Right now, I work for a small publisher as an account manager. I'm also studying for a BA in Anthropology. I live in the Canadiam prairies with my wonderful boyfriend C and our rabbit Herc. I'm celebrating my 24th year in a couple weeks.Hi Leigh!
I've been a reader for awhile but I comment sporadically!
Love your blog even though I'm not going to be a mom anytime soon! I love the different perspectives you offer on children and the inspiration in raising them!
I'm a twenty-three (soon to be twenty-four) year old who is a little lost in life. My solution? I started a blog! :-)
I love to take photographs, draw, create and craft. I'm creative but not insanely creative. I'm still searching for my place in this world and trying to have fun while doing it!- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2010 at 6:41 PM
Hi there lovely Leigh and family,
I am a soon to be mama for the very first time, who has been reading your blog for almost six months or so. You have great ideas, inspiring outlooks, and above all else you are always paving the way with links and evidence for new moms to choose something other than a hospital birth. Thank you for Marvelous Kiddo and sharing!
Jamie from California Hi Leigh
I'm Betül :) and 23 years old.I'm living Turkey.I'm human resources expert in a company.Actually I came back to Turkey 3 weeks ago.I had been there,ın New York city.It was amazing.Manhattan,central park Long island..Lights ewerything.And ı like to read your blog.your children are so cute.and your photograps so good.and ıt is good practise for my english :)
ps: this is pretty cool.my comment 100. comment.
=))Hi Leigh!
I'm 31, just married, living in Miami, FL (but born and raised in Portland, OR), and no children yet. I work in specialty retail management and visuals, and I love good design, great photography and shoes! Though I do not have children, I love reading about how you raise your children and your views on birthing.
Keep up the lovely work: it's a fantastic blog!
ElenaSorry I am a little late jumping on the "saying hi" post, but I am literally having a baby any day, and you know what that does to one's focus...
I'm from Oregon, but living in the Boise area of Idaho for my husband's job. We have a two year old boy and another on the way. I am blessed to be able to stay home with them all day...and read blogs. :)hi leigh! i'm stephanie and i live in dallas, tx with my husband and our little dog, roxy (you can read all about her on my blog :)) i'm 27 and work in the non-profit world with women & girls.
not a mom yet, but i dote over my 3 and 5 year old nieces...they light up my life.
in my "spare" time (ha!) i'm a photographer, traveler, and music fanatic. so nice to meet you!! :)Hi there, I'm Georgia! I live in Hollywood, CA in a tiny but cute apartment with my two cats, and I love reading your blog and getting a different perspective on life, seeing as how I'm single and childless (happily...for now). I work in a boring office, but my best friend and I have some exciting future prospects regarding work (it's a secret, for now), and in the meantime I'm a blogger/writer.
Nice to meet you!I'm a 29 year-old bookbinder and letterpress printer in Brooklyn, mom to our 4 month-old (today!) little girl, and a fellow homebirther. My husband brews beer in our tiny apartment, too, so our bathtub's officially earned the title "multipurpose"! Your blog is wonderful and it's been great to read about someone else who finds so much joy in her children!
ReplyDeleteHi! My name is Tiffany and I'm 3 months away from being a soon-to-be first time mommy to Nicolas. I've been seeing a midwife and planning on a natural birth center birth, but have recently run into insurance problems and may have to switch to a hospital.
I love reading your blog and being inspired to wear my baby and not be afraid to tandem nurse when I get to that point. Nobody I know believes or knows about attachment parenting techniques so I've been finding my support on the internet!Why hello! I'm Amanda, a 20-year-old student from the Midwest. I'm an aspiring psychologist with a keen interest in what makes people tick. I also love photography, historical literature, my cat, and the outdoors. I have no children (and don't intend to for quite a few years!) but I've thoroughly enjoyed reading your perspective on childbearing and motherhood, especially homebirth and babywearing, which I had never really been exposed to before.
ReplyDeleteWho are you? How old are you? Where do you live? What do you do?
Hey, I'm Joyce and I'll be 29 this year which kind of freaks me out. For now, I live in Utah. It's way too far away from the ocean for my liking so I'm making plans to move back to my motherland of California where I'll hopefully be finishing school and starting grad school.
I'm currently a student at Utah Valley University majoring in English with an emphasis in creative writing. I'm also doing a certificate of accounting but I promise that I'm not usually this overachieving. :)
I also love photography and my dream is to be a food and travel columnist and maybe even write a book on my travels with a few of my own photos in it.
P.S. I <3 your blog!Hiya!
I'm a 30 y.o. book designer from Sydney, Australia, currently 25 weeks pregnant with my first child (and preparing for as natural a childbirth experience as possible in a birth centre with midwives).
I found your blog via Cup of Jo a little while ago and since then have been checking in every few days.
You have created such a beautiful blog space, and at the moment (for obvious reasons), my favourite posts are the birth stories! I've also been enjoying exploring all the links you've got listed.
Your approach to motherhood is very inspiring and it's what keeps me coming back!Hi! I'm Helen. I'm 29. I live in Washington state. I was in marketing but quit my job to take care of my 3.5 mo old who I absolutely adore. He is such a joy! I am a big fan of babywearing and unmedicated birth. My sister recently steered me in the direction of your blog and enjoy following you!
ReplyDeleteHi... I'm Peggy and I live in Elephant Butte, NM.... am probably your "oldest" reader!.... have a son and daughter whom are all grown up.... son a musician and daughter an artist.... I have lived in many places including Spain but am glad to call NM home now.... I spend my days weaving and beading... not sure how I found your blog?....
ReplyDeleteHi. I'm a 30 year old mom of 2 - a 4 year old son and 6 month old daughter. We live in Long Island. My husband is a chef and I'm helping him open a natural/organic restaurant. I do some bookkeeping, but stay at home with the babies. I found your blog when searching homebirths. I had my daughter at home this past summer. Maybe I'll submit the birth story one day... ;)
ReplyDelete- PenélopeFebruary 6, 2010 at 6:30 PM
I'm Penélope, from Madrid, Spain, and I'm 26.
Since I was very little my biggest dream has been to be a mum.
The time has not come yet, but reading your blog is teaching me a lot of things for that moment, and I thank you for that!!
Congratulatios for your 2 lovely kiddos!!!
Besos from Madrid! Hi Leigh, I just found your blog a few days ago and I am so, so loving it. It's like every post is completely amazing! Seriously. And above all, you are totally gorgeous and hip and so all about natural birth and breastfeeding?!?! I am drinking up all of the links and photos and recommendations you have here. I've left your site open for days, clicking through your posts every time I have a free minute. Thanks so much for inspiring.
oh, about me: i am a mama to a one year old. i hoped dearly for a natural birth but had to be induced since mateo came 3 weeks late. i am 28, staying at home, trying to strengthen my community and make more real relationships with those around me. i want to have a hip style but i always end up gravitating toward grandma-style i think. oh well.


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SOURCE American Association of Critical-Care Nurses
American Association of Critical-Care Nurses issues first practice guidelines specifically for tele-ICU nurses
ALISO VIEJO, Calif., March 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) issues the first authoritative document to define practice guidelines specifically for the emerging subspecialty of tele-ICU nursing practice.
"AACN Tele-ICU Nursing Practice Guidelines" will bring consistency across new and existing tele-ICUs, serving as a benchmark for the growing number of registered nurses who practice within the tele-ICU model of care, also known as remote or virtual intensive care units. These nurses monitor acutely and critically ill patients from a remote location using audiovisual technology and computer software to identify trends in patient data and instability, and communicate with patients and bedside nurses. Tele-ICU nurses are a welcome addition to the team of healthcare professionals as they monitor and interact with patients and families, consult with bedside clinicians and help implement evidence-based practices.
"The care of patients who are acutely or critically ill has expanded beyond the traditional boundaries of the ICU," said AACN past president Connie Barden, RN, MSN, CCRN-E, CCNS, director of telehealth initiatives at Miami's Baptist Health South Florida, and co-chair of AACN's Tele-ICU Task Force. "Having standardized definitions and practice guidelines benefits nurses and other clinicians who practice from a remote location, the patients they care for and the organizations they work for."
The document defines tele-ICU nursing and identifies the guidelines and the essential elements of those guidelines that will assist tele-ICU nurses, managers and program directors to evaluate their individual or unit practice.
Tele-ICUs have increased in number across the United States, and currently more than 40 programs exist, reaching more than 250 hospitals and more than 10 percent of the ICU patients in the country.
Recognizing the impact of this subspecialty, AACN convened a Tele-ICU Task Force in 2010 composed of nurses in tele-ICU leadership positions from diverse organizational settings who have experience using a variety of technology vendors with varying practice models.
In addition to Barden, AACN Tele-ICU Task Force members are:
The guidelines can be downloaded as a PDF for free on AACN's website. A print version of the booklet can be purchased for $10 for AACN members and $25 for nonmembers from AACN's online bookstore.
About the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses: Founded in 1969 and based in Aliso Viejo, Calif., the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) is the largest specialty nursing organization in the world. AACN joins together the interests of more than 500,000 acute and critical care nurses and claims more than 235 chapters worldwide. The organization's vision is to create a healthcare system driven by the needs of patients and their families in which acute and critical care nurses make their optimal contribution.
American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, 101 Columbia, Aliso Viejo, Calif. 92656-4109; Phone: (949) 362-2000; Fax: (949) 362-2020; www.aacn.org; facebook.com/aacnface; twitter.com/aacnme
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Az alábbi kikapcsolódási lehetőségeket a szálláshely területén, vagy annak közelében lehet igénybe venni. A szolgáltatásokért esetenként külön kell fizetni.
A következő díjakat és kauciókat a szálláshely a szobaszerviz során, illetve érkezéskor vagy távozáskor számítja fel.
A fenti lista nem terjed ki minden részletre. A díjak és kauciók nem minden esetben tartalmazzák az adót, ezenkívül az összegük változhat.
The front desk is open daily from 7 AM until 11 PM.
A plusz személyekért külön díjat számíthatnak fel, amelynek mértéke a szálloda szabályzatától függően eltérő lehet.
Az esetlegesen felmerülő költségek miatt bejelentkezéskor fényképes személyazonosító okmány és hitelkártya vagy készpénzes kaució szükséges.
A különleges kérések bejelentkezéskor, a rendelkezésre állás függvényében teljesíthetők. Kérjük jegyezze meg, hogy ezen kérések teljesítése nem garantált, és esetenként felár fizetését vonhatják maguk után.
Accessible by ferry, Isla Mujeres is a major ecotourism destination. El Parque Natural Garrafón (Garrafón Natural Reef Park) features coral reefs inhabited by schools of fish. Giant sea turtles come ashore at Tortugranja to lay eggs. North of Isla Mujeres, thousands of rare and tropical birds roost at a natural sanctuary on Isla Contoy.
Az összes szálloda megtekintése itt: Isla Mujeres"Very recomended"
The hotel has the best beach in isla, is so quiet, service is very good as well as the food. I also recomend the bar , good music and drinksHotels.com visszajelzések
"Lovely Place to Stay"
We were a little skeptical of staying at this hotel due to so-so reviews. The poor reviews are definitely unwarranted. It is a lovely hotel. The rooms and property are clean. Front desk staff very helpful and friendly. The beach is beautiful. The yoga excellent. If you want a low key - wonderful place to stay - stay at the Na Balam.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great hotel and great beach access"
Breakfast at hotel was good and view was superb lunch and snacks on the beach were very good, service a little slow but do able the walk is three blocks away from downtown the thick large mats on wood slats on the beach were fantastic, and if you wanted umbrellas you couldValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great vacation at Na Balam"
This hotel is in a great location - very close to town but the beach feels more private which is refreshing. The rooms are simplistic - no fridge, tv, or phone- but that adds to the charm and naturalistic feeling of this hotel. The food and drinks are delicious and the atmosphere of both restaurants is amazing. The thatched roofs give a beachy natural […] feeling to the whole place and the views are amazing. I didnt want to leave! További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Paradise Found"
The staff was helpful and always pleasant. The grounds were always well maintained. They are building a new entrance and this will give them a much needed face lift. But you can't beat the location on north beach. Hands down this is the best beach on the island. Loved being able to walk outside and right onto their beach. Although the restaurant and […] hotel are "divorced," the continental breakfast of fruit platter and toast was perfect to start the day with a big cup of coffee on the edge of the ocean. You can't go wrong here. Beach Hotel na Balam, we will be back! További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Beach haven"
The beach is absolutely fabulous. The hotel is ok, rooms and everything's fine, but the real gem of this place is its extremely comfortable beach side. They provide great chaise-longues to enjoy the pleasant caribbean surroundings in a rustic but very comfortable setting, and the beach is not crowded, you can always find a nice place where to lie down […] and relax. The sunsets are awesome and you can enjoy them from the restaurant right there, which provides great cocktails and very good free wi-fi. And by the way, Isla Mujeres is a much better option than Cancun if you're over 30, just take the ferry and in half an hour you have your own little piece of paradise, as oppose to the horribly crowded modern, noisy and highly urbanised Cancun. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Our favorite place in Isla!"
We love Na Balam! We have gone there for many years (the last few years taking a break). We came back and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The staff, the room, the beach - all great! We stayed in an ocean facing room on the ground level which was best for our 7-yr old daughter. She can run out the door to the beach. Beach is fabulous. Staff is great. […] Room was wonderful. Joe, Jane and Tess További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Perfect location, few amenities"
Been coming to Isla Mujeres for 24 years and always wanted to stay at Na Balam but it was always out of our price range. Decided to splurge and were sadly disappointed. Location is the best but other than the lovely breakfast there were no other amenities. It was a room with a bed, a bath and a safe- that's it. We had to tote water from the market- […] a giant pain. We were on the ground floor "ocean view" (there was no ocean view). We had been dreaming of sleeping to the sound of the surf and the breeze but didn't feel comfortable sleeping with the door to ground level wide open. Such a shame. We asked to change to an upper level room each day but were told by a surly attendant at the counter nothing was available (this was in low season). My advice: book a place with at least a fridge, water, coffee and a balcony and you'll be much happier. Spend the money you save on a few nice meals and cocktails in town instead. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Not what I was expecting"
Hotel staff was not really welcoming. My husband asked someone at the front desk to make a call and confirm our pick up time from our shuttle service and they really did not want to call for us. Staff at the restaurant was ok, nothing out standing. Beds were hard as a rock, no wash clothes in the room we had to request them. Hotel was just very loud. […] Beach was ok, small. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"A bit of Old Mexico, before the all inclusives"
Great beach location, the entire hotel reminded me of Mexico before the all inclusives took over, back in the day. No tv or telephone in the very sparsely appointed room (not even a cushion on the chairs), or a picture on the wall. That said, the view of the beach through the palm trees made up for it. Lots of construction going on, for a long time, […] it appeared. Front desk people ranged from cheerful/helpful to surly/dismissive. The restaurant staff was generally pleasant/helpful. If there is a next time, I might buy a small coffee pot for the room. No phone, so no coffee until 7:30 or so, when they have it ready. Room service "forgot" us on Saturday, despite several requests/reminders. Similarly, I thought I had arranged for transport from the airport, but they forgot that, too, with no explanation, but we were easily able to figure it out on our own. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great hotel for a family"
The beach was amazing, with clear shallow water where kids can have a lot of fun.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Beautiful location off the beaten track"
Fantastic, peaceful location on a beautiful lake. Staff are very professional, polite and helpful. Rooms are in good, clean condition. However, the grounds could be better presented and maintained.Really enjoyed using the free equipment including kayaks and pedalo. Food was nice and not too pricey.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"What a shame."
The wait staff was very friendly but the service not so great. The people at the front desk were not very helpful and do not know how to market the place. It seems like they are still living the dream of a past economy or that the beach will sell the hotel. In many hotels I have stayed, the front desk does a lot more than give you towels and excuses. […] Wi-Fi only at the front desk area with very uncomfortable benches. The hotel owners are trying but the front desk staff needs to be seriously retrained. Hotel has a lot of potential but it is not living to it. Somebody needs to give this place an injection of better service. The place could be magnificent if properly managed. The menus at the hotel restaurant were old and beat up and did not do the food any justice for local fare. The only good thing about it is the beach, but it gets attacked daily with a mixed bag of drunken tourist on cheap booze cruises and and people who buy a snorkeling trips and do not know how to swim. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great beachesw"
Wonderful time. Towels, furniture needs a little updating but we had a great time and the location was perfect.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Great choice in the area"
Very nice hotel. The best in the area. Yoba classes are outstanding. Be carefull about what is included in your rate and what itsn't. With expedia booking we didn't get breakfast and yoga neirherValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great family vacation"
Great beach with shallow, calm water. Hotel is simple but clean. Very relaxed, mellow hotel ambiance. Hotel restaurant good but pricey. Near municipal market with cheap food stalls. Walking distance to Hidalgo tourist strip. Staff helpful and nice. Would definitely come back for another family vacation. Our kids were 20 months and 2 months at time of […] visit. Had crib for us to use. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Na Balam in Isla Mujeres"
I wanted to take my daughter someplace special for our birthdays. Our first vacation, just us...We chose the hotel partly for the yoga classes on site. Also, Isla Mujeres is off the beaten path, yet fairly convenient to get to. The hotel was everything I hoped for and more. Our room was facing the ocean on the upper level. The room was comfortable, […] once we figured out the AC, and very nice but not fancy. Even the bed was comfortable and we slept well every night. The yoga classes were fabulous. We signed up for a 5 class package and took a class each morning. The classes were an hour and a half + and we got lots of personal instruction. We spent most days on the beach and in the patio section of Zazil Ha. I liked the pit group area that lets you be close to the beach but out of the sun. Also has internet access. And the food was wonderful...great green detox drink, fabulous margaritas....We also walked into town for several meals, a short walk, great shopping and restaurants. The staff at the hotel were very friendly...I can't say enough about it. One more thing, the Fenix Restaurant was also great also on site. Relatively speaking, it was very affordable and well worth every cent. Can't wait to go back. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great Hotel, Very Personable"
Loved this place and definitely wan to return. Everything you needed was very close and the staff very helpful. Very serene and tranquil setting---not overdone, just a great little place.Hotels.com visszajelzések
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"Wonderful vacation"
Wonderful friendly staff. Lovely room. Design of the hotel complements rather than dominates the landscape. Great value for the price. Serene and refreshing vacation.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
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"Amazing Location"
Na Balam got some underserved poor scores. The location happened to be the best location on the island (as far as beaches go), and fairly convenient to excitement of down town. The grounds were spectacular, and for such a reasonable price. Front desk and beach bar staff were not amazing, but not bad either. They could do some training on customer service […] in order to make it a more magical experience, but all in all, it was acceptable service. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
The hotel and location were great. The few things that bug me are no fridge in the room, and no coffee. I booked a beach room with a european plan, which means you get a room only?Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Very Relaxing--Exactly what we hoped it would be"
We loved staying at Na Balam. It was exactly what we were looking for... The beach is beautiful and very relaxing. From our estimation, this was the best hotel on the North Beach. We prefer smaller, more boutique-style hotels, so this fit the bill. The other hotels along the beach are much larger and much more crowded/loud. And they didn't look as "nice." […] Their new restaurant "Fenix" is just beautiful!! The proximity to town is great--just a short walk. The rooms were what we expected--nothing special. We stayed in a beach-view room and we were very glad we did that. It is definitely worth the upgraded price. Since we didn't expect a luxurious room, we weren't disappointed. The rooms are very basic. The service at breakfast was very slow...very slow...but since breakfast is on the beach, with a beautiful view and we were on vacation, we didn't particularly mind. Also, this is an island in Mexico...so we didn't expect to have the speedy service one is accustomed to in the U.S. And this suited us just fine. The scuba/snorkeling company that is set up at Na Balam is great! Don't book with anyone else, even if you can find slightly cheaper rates in town. The guides are great and it's very convenient to be able to walk out of our hotel room and get on the boat and go. So, overall, we absolutely loved, loved Na Balam. If we stay on Playa Norte again, we will definitely book with Na Balam. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"great location right on the beach & near town"
Totally enjoyed our stay. Rooms are clean and basic (ok). The location is fabulous right on the beach. The beach was fabulous. the restaurant made a nice cappuccino. We loved our stay and would stay here again.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"The best hotel in Isla Mujures"
The room was big and and very comfortable, we had a small private pool, and a see view. the hotel located on one of the prettiest beaches at Isla Mujeres, We had a really really good time there. The only thing I can think it of that they should improve, In our opinion the food wasn't great, the drinks are ok. The hotel is also located close to the "city" […] and there are many nice restaurants there. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Na Balam"
Beautiful beach and setting. Hotel room was a little run down, but not unbearable. Oceanside restaurant was beautiful with good food, but service was pretty slow, even for a relaxed pace.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Wonderful relaxation"
We got married 4 years ago at the Na Balam and although they have made changes to the main areas - we still absolutely love this hotel. If you are not one for relaxing and enjoying romantic time with your mate, then you might want to look elsewhere. They have added onto the dining area and have a new bar called Fenix - which is ran by two lovely people […] (Eric and Jackie). They do have a new manager, Francesco and he did a great job in checking with us to make sure our stay was everything we expected. Rooms are still same, however, very clean and well maintained. I saw some people say things were outdated - people - it is Mexico!!! If you want granite and fluffy pillows then stay at a hotel in Cancun. Having said that, we LOVE Isla and wouldn't imagine staying anywhere else!!!!!! Great job Na Balam!!! További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Na Balam Isla Mujeres"
We had a lovely stay - our third year in a row. The setting is gorgeous with lots of lush green palm trees and plants looking out to the beach and the turquoise water. The prices are very reasonable considering the setting and room size. The food at the restaurant was excellent. A bit pricier that some restaurants in town but the menu is a bit more […] creative and the food is fresh, healthy and well presented. Easy access to town - less than a ten minute walk to everything - tons of restaurants and shops - the best thing is that downtown is close enough but far enough away that there is no noise. I would highly recommend Na Balam. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
The owners dog bit my son on the butt. The dogs were running looseValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Superlative laid back hotel, idyllic beach"
This is the second time I have stayed here. If you like simple but tasteful rooms, without TV etc, in a superb location on right on North Beach, this hotel takes a lot of beating. The hotel has a new chef this year, and the food is excellent.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Can't wait to return"
The only complaint I have is there was no hot water in the shower. The food is excellent, the staff is absolutely lovely, and the hotl couldnt be more relaxing!Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
Ez a vendég nem hagyott megjegyzést.Hotels.com visszajelzések
Ez a vendég nem hagyott megjegyzést.Hotels.com visszajelzések
Ez a vendég nem hagyott megjegyzést.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Beauty and Comfort"
Na Balam is located within a lush tropical garden on the most beautiful beach in the world. My room was on a corner and I awoke to soft Caribbean breezes and a view of both garden and sea. The bed was comfortable and the ambiance of the room was calming. I swam in the warm sea during the day and a serene garden pool at night. Every member of the staff […] was warm and welcoming. I had some of the best meals of my life in the restaurant Zazil Ha which is right on the beach and serves a lovely continental breakfast that you eat while gazing across the etherial turquoise waters surrounding beautiful Isla Mujeres. Thank you Na Balam! További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Loved Isla Mujeres. This hotel has a lot of potential!!"
Bed was hard as a ROCK, really. No TV or phones in room. No refridgerator or microwave in room, which would have greatly decreased what we had to spend to eat out. Beach at this hotel is awesome- best on the island. This hotel has a great pool and is very secluded/private, we had the pool to ourself almost every day. Airconditioning works very well […] and was nice to have to get out of humidity. Very nice place to eat connected to hotel where you can eat right on the beach and watch the sunset every night. This is a great hotel if you have kids, beach water is shallow and calm, playground with swings and slide that is shaded and right on beach, lots of shaded lounge chair on the beach. If this hotel upgraded it's beds and added a fridge and microwave I would rate it a 5 out of 5. Hotel manager was excellent- we had a small issue and he quickly resolved the problem and he was very friendly and professional. This hotel is located just blocks from all the excitement from downtown and a easy few minute walk. I would go back to this hotel. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Beds on Concrete"
This hotel has a wonderful beach, is quiet and relaxing whether you stay on the pool or beach side. Not much shade on the beach side and either you are in a chair or laying on wooden platform with foam mattress. The hammock stretched across the patio outside the door to each unit makes entry and exit awkward. If you prefer a soft bed do not stay here, […] the mattresses are on concrete platforms. They are so hard, glad we were only there for a couple of nights. Our reservation was for a king bed but the hotel had us down for two doubles, they blamed the mix up on Hotels.com. Even showing our printed receipt wasn't helpful because they don't have very many king bed rooms. Also golf cart rental is a plus for getting around the island. There are several companies to choose from even one a half a block from the ferry. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Low key hotel on Isla Mujeres"
I loved so much about Na Balam. The ocean side room with a balcony was clean and spare. The hotel was beautiful. The location was spectacular. In general, I found the restaurant/beach service to be indifferent. Neither of the yoga classes I took were very good. Nonetheless, I would absolutely go back.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Would stay again"
Very nice, beautiful ambiance, gorgeous beach, and good restaurant. Staff was very helpful and friendly. The room was very clean. However, would be much better if the window screens in the room were replaced, leaving no gaps or holes for mosquitos. I could only open one window at night because of this. Also, the one door had a significant gap at the […] bottom, which I plugged with a towel every night so bugs could not enter. Bed was comfortable & clean, newer mattresses and chair pads would be nice. Bathroom and vanity area was spotless and comfortable. New window curtians that covered entire windows should be added. Overall, stay was pleasant. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Perfect location"
We really enjoyed the location of Na Balam. The hotel itself is great for us, we like the small quaint out of the way places. Very peaceful and serene atmosphere. The hotel sits on a perfect stretch of a nice, wide beach. The restaurant staff were not too friendly but the beach service attendants were great! We were placed in an updated room which had […] modern fixtures in the bathroom area. No dresser but the closet had a shelf that we were able to store some of our clothes. We did have a small safe in our closet but we were able to secure some of the larger items at the front desk. We would definitely return to Na Balam! További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
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"Second visit"
This was our second time at this hotel and it was just as beautiful as we remembered. Through the hotel the rooms are pretty pricy but we got a great deal through expedia. The beach is the best in all of isla mujeres. We will be back for sure.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Beautiful and relaxing.Perfect week."
The most beautiful spot on the island.! We would go into town for activities but then come back to our beautiful, quiet resort for the perfect sunsets and delicious dinners just steps from the water. Yoga was a wonderful plus. I would recommend this property to anyone who needs to relax and recharge their batteries, or for couples who are looking for […] a romantic get away. Very clean, very safe, very friendly. The only thing I would add is a coffee pot inthe room! További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
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"beautiful hotel on playa norte, would love to go back"
The hotel is on the gorgeous playa norte beach. We went a week after holy week and the hotel was incredibly quiet and tranquil. We had no problem at all getting a cama on the beach whenever we wanted one and the staff were incredibly helpful happy move any beach furniture around at your convenience or dig a hole in the sand for a parasol. The room […] was extremely clean and in keeping with the hotel calm and elegant. All in all a perfect hotel on a stunning island További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great location"
This was our second year at Isla Mujeres, both times we stayed at Na Balam. You can't beat the location: right on the beach yet within walking distance of the restaurants and stores. What was disappointing this year was the fact that yoga is no longer included in the room rate - you could attend the classes, but they now cost $12 per person. I'm positive […] the website said there was a free class for hotel guests but when we inquired about it, we were told the hotel is under new management and policies have changed. Beyond that, it would have been nice to have a refrigerator in the room - we were able to rent one, but it was very old and either didn't cool or froze things. There was also no bottled water available anywhere on the property. Last but not least, customer service was really bad. It was very clear that the people working there like their jobs and weren't in any way interested in making the guests feel welcome. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great location, beautiful beach and grounds."
Had a great stay. Fun island to explore. You get a lot more local culture than in other spots we stayed in Mexico. Hotel was really nice. With some of the negative reviews are expectations were low. The hotel turned out to be great and the staff was very helpful. The room was very clean. We had a plunge pool room and loved it.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great retreat & Wedding."
This is the best beach you'll find. Calm shallow water and soft sand. We had our wedding here and it was a beautiful place. The hotel grounds are very tropical and quiet. Our guest liked the hotel and rooms. We were concerned because it is not a modern highrise hotel but everyone like the laid back charm. We had a few mechinical issues in the room […] but after a visit to the desk someone came right up. There are some bugs as others reported. Some mostquitos depending on where you were and some very tiny ants in some of the rooms. The floor drains stink like many of the hotels in Mexico but we found we could eliminate it by covering the hole with a towel. The little inconviences didn't bother us much. If you like modern 6 star high rise hotels with 4 restaurants this is not the place for you. But if you want a taste of authentic mexico, quiet and laid back give this a try. We did have a slight issue at check out regarding our wedding deposit and are still trying to get it resolved. At check out they did not have our deposit information or an accounting of what was used but wanted further payment. We had to leave to catch our flight but the hotel has been in contact and I believe we'll get it resolved. The staff has been very friendly and helpful during the entire stay. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Nice little oasis...."
My girlfriend is used to larger resort properties so when we arrived at the more intimate Na Balam, she was luke warm on the place. 24 hours later she was loving it. We spent three days there with one night poolside and the other two beachfront. We preferred the beachfront (2nd floor) but that is a personal preference. The pool is small but nice, though […] the ocean will likely be your spot for time in the water. Gorgeous beach on two sides of the property. One faces the ocean, and the other just around the bend faces a large calm/clear sand bottom lagoon that is maximum chest deep, but primarily waist deep. Great for kids, weaker/non- swimmers, relaxing, etc... The beach area never seemed overly busy and the lounge chairs/elevated beach mattresses were perfect. For food/beverage they have what you need, but it wasn't busy in the restaurant/bar at all. It seems most people walk a few minutes down the beach to some popular beach bars (busier beach too), or walk the road 5 minutes into town where there are unlimited options. Overall I'd call the hotel a more peaceful refuge with more "action" nearby. Taxi's are always at hand if you need to venture farther, and do grab a golf cart for a day to tour the island. One day will be enough for that unless you always want a cart for whatever reason. Would I change anything about the hotel? Even though the rooms are basic with no TV or phone, that was fine with me. It adds to the relaxation. My only gripe would be the hard beds. These aren't the typical american mattress/box spring set-up, and it seems like more of a very thick padded mat without springs. Again, a personal preference thing. The linens and pillows were fine though. Both rooms we stayed in were the same for that so I assume they are all similar. That's my only issue though. The staff was very nice no matter who we talked with so thumbs-up there. Since there are different room types in different areas, be sure to make final coordination with the hotel on which room További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
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TGIF! As with every Friday, we check in with Adriane and Claudia Kiss of TheKissters.com (their site, which features entertaining tips and tricks to help you "live large on small change!") to see what's hot for the weekend. Get ready to start filling up your calendar -- fast.
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100 Ways to Wear Cutoffs
We're stoked to share our fave story of the week from our sister mag Lucky!
If we were playing a word association game and you said "cutoffs," we'd have a zillion things to blurt out: triangle bikini tops, beach towels, Dazed and Confused, summer concerts, white tank tops, Britney Spears in the early '00s. But if we were playing "Let's Get Dressed for Weekend Errands/Concerts/Brunches" and you reached for cutoffs first, we wouldn't have nearly as many things to fire back. But now, all that's changing. With 100 (yes, one hundred) unexpected ways to wear them -- about the same number of days as there between now and Labor Day -- there's really no excuse not to try a cutoffs outfit at least once this summer. Or, say, 90 times. Here, 100 ways to rock denim shorts.
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Remember theme parties in college? They ranged from regular (blacklight) to raunchy (i.e. Golf Pros and Tennis Hoes). Now, spin and cycling studios are taking the fun and outrageousness of theme party culture into the gym. "At Flywheel, we're always looking for ways to exceed our riders' expectations. We know that our music helps keep riders engaged and focused, which ultimately brings change to their bodies, so why not make a class even more exciting with a themed playlist? People love to get into the spirit of these rides," says Ryan Makely, instructor at Flywheel Sports in NYC. HIs favorite themed ride to date? "Boy Bands Vol. 1." (Check him out in the pic at left,dressed as AJ from the Backstreet Boys.) "It was 45 minutes of pure heaven!" he says. (We love it!)
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Reader Q: Which Is Best for Summer -- Cream or Powder Blush?
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U.S. March Employment Report Disappoints
Published: 4/6/2012
March payroll employment growth came in at a disappointing 120,000, and while the unemployment rate fell 0.1 percentage point to 8.2%, that was only because the labor force shrank. This news will temper some of the optimism about the economy, but we believe this report has undershot the trend in employment growth.
March was expected to bring another good jobs report, and it failed miserably. The streak of 200,000-plus monthly payroll gains ended at three, with payrolls up 120,000. Job gains were almost 100,000 below expectations, the workweek shrank, and the decline in the unemployment rate to 8.2% from 8.3% reflected not more employment, but fewer people looking for work. The big disappointments were in private services, where retail had a second successive bad month, and temp jobs, which fell for the first time since last June.
In the payroll details, manufacturing added 37,000 jobs, up from 31,000 in February. The gains were mostly in durable goods, especially fabricated metals, machinery, and motor vehicles and parts, repeating the pattern seen in recent months. Overall manufacturing production-worker hours fell 0.1%, suggesting that March was a soft month for manufacturing output growth (but only after three strong months in a row). Construction was a negative, losing 7,000 jobs. The "warm winter" boost helped December and January, but faded in February and March.
Private services employment growth was 90,000, down from 204,000 in January, and the slowest month since August. Leisure and hospitality (up 39,000), professional and business services (up 31,000), and healthcare (up 26,000) continued to show strength. Within the leisure sector there were 37,000 jobs added in food services and drinking places, not suggestive of damage to discretionary spending on eating out from higher gasoline prices.
But there were drags from retail trade (down 34,000), information services (down 9,000), and temporary help (down 8,000). The retail decline is puzzling since it extends, rather than corrects, a 29,000 decline in February. General merchandise stores have shed 83,000 jobs over the last two months. Those big declines do not look consistent with the more upbeat tone of reports coming from retailers—so we do not think that they will continue. The drop in temp jobs looks like a correction after an outsized 55,000 jump in February.
The government sector shed 1,000 jobs. Federal employment was flat, with the postal service down slightly but other jobs up. State and local government fell, but only by 1,000, and revisions to February now show state and local employment up in that month by 12,000 instead of just 1,000. These are encouraging signs that we may be nearing the end of the prolonged decline that has removed 641,000 jobs in state and local government since August 2008.
The private workweek edged down to 34.5 hours from an upwardly revised 34.6 hours in February. A shorter workweek combined with only a small increase in private employment generated a 0.2% drop in hours worked. However, February hours worked were revised up to a 0.5% increase, and the quarter overall showed a 3.7% annualized gain, the strongest quarter yet in the recovery.
Average hourly earnings rose 0.2% month on month and were up 2.1% year on year (y/y)—still well below the CPI inflation rate, which is at present 2.9% y/y. Overall payrolls (wages multiplied by hours) rose only 0.1%, suggesting only a small increase in private wages and salaries in March, but since February payrolls now show an 0.8% increase (revised up from 0.4%), the two months combined show an average 0.4% increase, which is probably a better indicator of the trend.
The lower unemployment rate at 8.2% reflected a 31,000 drop in household employment, combined with an even bigger 164,000 drop in the labor force, which lowered the participation rate to 63.8% from 63.9%. It is discouraging to see fewer potential workers looking for jobs, but the drop in the labor force in March does follow two big increases in January and February.
The most comprehensive measure of underemployment (U-6)—which includes workers who would like a job but are not currently looking, plus those working part time who would rather work full time—fell to 14.5% from 14.9%. If there is one piece of good news in today's report, that is it. In particular, there was a 447,000 drop in the numbers working part-time for economic reasons.
The picture remains very bleak for the long-term unemployed. The proportion of long-term unemployed (27 weeks or longer) was little changed at 42.5% (February was 42.6%). The longer that potential workers remain either unemployed or on the sidelines outside the labor force entirely, the less likely that they will ever get back into employment.
The March employment report is the first disappointing employment report in several months. One disappointing report is not reason to panic, though it will dampen some of the optimism about the strength of the recovery this year. Our read is that March is understating the underlying improvement in the labor market, while January and February overstated it. Early winter employment gains were probably exaggerated by very mild winter weather—and the unwinding of that effect may stretch into April. Other labor market indicators—such as initial unemployment insurance claims, ISM employment indexes, and the ADP employment survey—show a better picture than the March employment report. And the weakest sector in March—retail—seems unlikely to continue on a downward track.
The correction in the March report narrows the gap a little between upbeat employment reports and the more moderate growth path suggested by GDP indicators—although the first quarter's 3.7% growth in hours worked still far outstrips our 2.1% GDP growth projection.
For the markets, the downbeat report will revive talk of more easing from the Federal Reserve. But we will need plenty more evidence before the Fed will make any decisions on that.
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March 27, 2013 3:37 pm | by RAPHAEL SATTER,Associated Press | News | CommentsA record-breaking cyberattack targeting an anti-spam watchdog group has sent ripples of disruption coursing across the Web. Spamhaus, a site responsible for keeping ads for bogus weight-loss pills out of the world's inboxes, said it had been buffeted by the monster denial-of-service attack since mid-March.
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March 25, 2013 4:37 pm | by MICHAEL RUBINKAM,Associated Press | News | CommentsFive days into spring, warm weather and budding flowers were just a rumor Monday as the East Coast endured another blast of winter. A wide-ranging storm that buried parts of the Midwest weakened as it moved east but still managed to carpet lawns and fields in a fresh layer of white.
NYC Post-Sandy Home Repair Program Passes 20K Mark
March 25, 2013 3:33 pm | by JENNIFER PELTZ,Associated Press | News | CommentsIn a government experiment as officials faced the challenge of housing thousands of displaced people in a densely built and expensive city, officials decided to spend about $500 million sending workers to install boilers, replace electrical panels and make other basic fixes for free so residents could return. Work began three weeks after the Oct. 29 storm.
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March 25, 2013 12:34 pm | News | CommentsA sheriff says a 911 call about an active shooter at a school in southern Minnesota appears to be a hoax. Scott County Sheriff Kevin Studnicka says students and staff at the middle school, high school and Central Education Campus buildings in New Prague are all safe.
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Which backcourt would you rather have-- Jeremy Lin and James Harden
Deron Williams and Joe Johnson
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Which backcourt would you rather have-- Jeremy Lin and James Harden
Deron Williams and Joe Johnson
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OKC just committed 10 counts of 'NBA robbery' in the first degree
Hell no. Deron is an elite PG and a top 10 NBA player and Lin is nowhere near that caliber. Right now, Joe and Harden are a wash.
Wow Rockets just shot themselves in the foot.
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Is it weird that I like this deal for Houston? They get their go to guy, plus Cole Aldrich who has had a really good pre season and some bench guys who will do a job. Only thing is if Harden doesnt sign an extensions with Houston then they gave up Martin, Lamb and their picks for nothing
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