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As a hub of international business, people, and cultures, London offers a vast array of opportunities for both business and leisure. Make Hult's London campus your gateway to Europe; immerse yourself in local business practices and expand your international prospects as a Hult Master of International Business student. The U.K. capital is the largest economy in Europe, generating more than USD400 billion a year. London is a worldwide leader in sectors such as finance, consulting, and marketing, and 75 percent of the Fortune 500 companies have an office in London. It is an ideal place to launch your international business career.
Earning your Master of International Business at Hult London will put you at the doorsteps of top employers from a range of industries. Build your local and global market expertise through internships, projects, interim roles, and your Action Project to gain international business experience. Attend exciting influential leadership classes such as "How to become a CEO," held by Marshall Goldsmith, and many more.
Opportunity lies at your feet while studying in Hult London. Graduates from Hult's international business school joined over 130 different companies around the world after graduation. Due to London's long history as an economic center, students are able to easily network and seek job opportunities around the world. Our Career Services takes an active role in connecting students with the top businesses headquartered in London and providing students with opportunities to meet senior executives, alumni, and visit companies.
Professor Grandinetti is Global Discipline Lead for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Hult and also teaches courses on Management and Marketing. He has been named Professor of the Week by the Financial Times and has been named Professor of the Year 2012-13 and is the recipient of three Global Teaching Excellence Award during his two years at Hult. He serves as lead Faculty Advisor to the Hult VC and Social Business Clubs and chairs the Hult SF Operations Committee.
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"The global connections continue once you leave Hult. I receive texts and emails on a daily basis from classmates from around the world. Not only was my class an incredibly diverse group of individuals they all have moved on to great opportunities all over the world. I am kept up to date about current events, and feel more connected to foreign affairs because I may know someone that is involved."
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El Paso, TX (KDBC) — An El Paso police car was involved in a car accident in Northeast El Paso Wednesday night.
The crash happened shortly after 10 a.m. Wednesday near Rushing St. and Yvette St. According to emergency dispatchers, officers were responding to a fight in the area and were involved in the crash on the way there.
The patrol car somehow crashed into the rock wall of a home. A dark-colored SUV was also involved in the crash.
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Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013
Practice News
Learn about your utilization review protections
An AMA webinar will discuss patient and physician protections built into regulations that govern health insurers' utilization review practices. Register today.
Offered at 1 p.m. Eastern time Jan. 22, this hourlong webinar will help physicians understand common state and federal protections for how health insurers use utilization review processes to determine whether a medical item or service is medically necessary.
An experienced health law attorney will explain how physicians can ensure their practices and patients are benefitting from their full rights under these regulations.
This webinar is part of an ongoing series on managed care contracting. Past webinars are archived for on-demand viewing.
Visit the AMA Practice Management Center to access resources that can help physicians negotiate fair contracts and navigate relationships with health insurers.
Navigate rules of the road for self-referral practices
An AMA toolkit helps physicians identify a wide variety of permissible referral arrangements while avoiding the kinds of self-referrals that are prohibited by law.
The "Stark Law Rules of the Road" toolkit can help physicians comply with the complex set of self-referral regulations, sometimes referred to as the "Stark law." An easy-to-use interactive tool guides physicians through six questions to determine how the Stark law might apply to them. The tool also defines key terms and explains a number of exceptions to the law that permit certain self-referrals.
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Coming up on August 24th, 17th Annual Heart of The West Dinner, Auction & Children's Demonstration-for Carousel Ranch,
See attached interview with Denise Tomey, the Executive Director of Carousel Ranch about the Ranch. Equestrian Therapy at Carousel Ranch with Denise Tomey
Home prices for existing home sales continue to remain firm despite that a little more inventory is coming on the market. There is slight concern however in that the number of existing home sales declined by 1.2% in the month of June. Some experts tend to think that the decline is due to rising interest rates for mortgage financing however, I do not necessarily agree.
With the belief that the Fed is not rushing to begin the tapering of their economic stimulus program the stock market moved into record territory this week. Additionally the panic that has gripped the bond market has subsided and interest rates have been dropping. Although rates are not heading anywhere close to record lows, they are at least giving potential home buyers a little sigh of relief that they are not going to continue their rapid ascent.
The Fed released the minutes from their most recent policy meeting and it was clear that they are not ready to make any changes to economic policy. However it does appear that the board is becoming more and more divided on what economic data would create a shift in policy.
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There's an agreement that -- at least for now -- resolves a dispute over 130 provisional ballots that figure in Arizona's last undecided congressional race.
Attorneys for Cochise County, Democratic incumbent Ron Barber and a voter who supported Republican challenger Martha McSally reached the deal during a recess in a Cochise County Superior Court hearing Tuesday.
Deputy County Attorney David Fifer says counting of ballots is resuming and the 130 ballots will be included in the county's totals.
However, he says the 130 ballots' results also will be recorded separately so that there can be a new challenge if the 2nd Congressional District's final count is so tight that those ballots are decisive.
At issue in the case is whether elections officials mishandled the 130 ballots by not sealing ballot envelopes.
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Lab 4:Carbon-Changes in the LandThe lab activity described here was developed by Candace Dunlap of TERC for the EarthLabs project.
Use the button at the right to navigate to the student activity pages for this lab. To open the student pages in a new tab or window, right-click (control-click on a Mac) the "Open the Student Activity" button and choose "Open Link in New Window" or "Open Link in New Tab."
Investigation Summary and Learning Objectives
Students listen to a researcher describe the changes that warming is bringing to the Boreal Forest, which extends across the northern regions of North America, Europe, and Asia south of the tundra. The warmer, drier weather leads to more intensive fires in this region of conifers. As the faster-growing deciduous trees replace the conifers, the most significant changes may be ones that are not even visible.
After completing this investigation, students will be able to:
- Describe how forests can function as a carbon sink or as a carbon source and how they might change from one to another.
- Explain how wildfires, deforestation and drought might change a forest from a carbon sink to a carbon source.
- Identify positive or negative feedbacks in a complex forest carbon cycle.
For more information about the TOPIC, read the section titled Background Information under Additional Resources below
Activity Overview
In Part A: Students investigate deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest and its affect on the Amazon to remain a strong carbon sink. Next, they learn how deforestation, combustion and decomposition caused by slash and burn farming methods all work together to increase the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. A solution to mitigate problems caused by slash and burn farming are explored in a mini case study on farming methods using method using Inga Trees.
In Part B: Students explore the effects of wildfires on the complex carbon cycle of the Northern Boreal Forests and its relationship to climate change.
Printable MaterialsTo download one of the PDF or Word files below, right-click (control-click on a Mac) the link and choose "Save File As" or "Save Link As."
- Stop and Think Questions - Lab 4 Lab 4A (Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx) 24kB Mar5 13)
- 'Suggested Answers' to Stop and Think Questions Lab 4A with answers (Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx) 132kB Feb11 14)
Teaching Notes and Tips
In Part A:
In Part B:
You only want to view the first section of the AMNH movie "The Ecology of Climate Change" Reading the accompanying essay at the AMNH site is critical to being able to do this assessment. For AP Environmental students, you might prefer to have your students read several articles on the same subject from Nasa's Earth Observatory. They are linked below.
Migration of the Boreal Forest
A Forest on the Threshold
The Boreas-Atmospheric project
Student Notebooks
Student notebooks are optional. Here are just a few suggestions for what to include in student notebooks for Lab 3:
Note: You may want to separate actual data collection and analysis into a Lab Notebook.
- Drawings and notes from videos, animations and discussions
- Drawings of models and any revisions
- Notes, drawings and/or story from the "Up in Smoke" activity.
- Feedback drawing from the Lab4B "Case study of Changes in the Boreal Forest" activity.
Assessment:There are several options for assessments of students understanding of material produced in this Lab. Teachers can choose from the following list or create their own assessments.
Assessment Options:
- Assess student understanding of topics addressed in this investigation by grading their responses to the Stop and Think questions.
- Teachers may want to grade the Boreal Forest activity in Lab 4B .
- Written Test for Lab 4 (Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx) 234kB Jan21 14) (Answer Key (Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx) 252kB Jan21 14))
National Science Teaching Standards
Lab 4 supports the following Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS):
Science and Engineering Practices
3. Planning and Carrying Out Investigations
4. Analyzing and Interpreting Data
Disciplinary Core Ideas
ESS3.D Global Climate Change
ESS3.A Natural Resources
LS2.A Ecosystem Functioning Dynamics and Resilience
Cross-Cutting Concepts
1. Patterns
2. Cause and Effect
3. Scale, Proportion and Quantity7. Stability and Change
Additional Resources
Background InformationOther resources include: The Amazon
Deforestation in the Amazon
Forest Carbon
Seeing Leaves in a New Light
Biomass Burning
There are many other articles on the NASA Earth Observatory website that relate to carbon and forests.
Content Extension
Are there fires near you today? Use the Climate Central Interactive Wildfire Map in Real Time and the Fire Forecast to see if there is a fire near you today.


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ESPN FC Press Pass: 12 November 2012
Gabriele Marcotti & Steve Nicol look back at a busy weekend across Europe including big wins for both Manchester clubs and disappointing draws for Chelsea & Arsenal. Plus, Juventus extends their lead at the top of Serie A.
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ESPN FC on TV: Paris Saint-Germain face an uphill battle against Barcelona, as the Catalans haven't conceded a goal this season and the Ligue 1 side are without Thiago Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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This trend is Dreambox 500s cheap with the younger generations who are consuming content at any point, any where and any time. I use the Broadway box from Hauppauge to stream content to my iPad and so far so good. My kids like it as well with 3G while traveling in the car and they can pull up their favorite shows. TV is still our primary device from 6PM – 9PM. I think the article makes it seem that TV Dreambox 500s cheap has lost its foothold in the house, which is only partially true. TV usage is now just fragmented over certain parts of the day, where in the past it was common to be in the house and just have the TV on. Been watching TV on my mobile devices long before the iPad. First was on the dinky screen of my iRiver H320. Then I moved to the bigger Dreambox 500s cheap, then iPod Touch Gen 1 & 4, original iPad from release day to the 2nd gen and now the 3rd gen.It's how I get most of my work out done at the gym… pop on the latest tv show that I just downloaded and watch about an hour and half at the gym nearly every day since 2005. It's much easier and cleaner on the Dreambox 500s cheap now… those 15 fps videos on my old iRiver sucked.
In fact in Dreambox 500s cheap of 2011 most Polling based data providers were guessing iPhone Samaritan share in the low 30 percent. Yet, adding up smartphone sales based on actual earnings calls by AT&T, Verizon and the phone companies have the iPhone a close to 40% market share. That was before Sprint got the iPhone.Also, until Verizon came out and said over 50% of smartphone sales were iPhones many analysts were predicting Dreambox 500s cheap share at Verizon to be in the 35 % range. The interesting part was not that they had underestimated iPhone sales. But they had grossly overestimated Android phone sales. For Android sales they were extrapolating from Google's activation numbers. So, this is not close to a science right now. No one really knows how many Android phones are actually sold. No one! Adding up public numbers from earnings calls does not get to even 75% of stated Android phone sales. On the other hand we know exactly how many iPhones were sold.Dreambox 500s cheap always says how many were sold to customers, how many are in channel etc.
The keyboard is key for this device. Instead of using a Dreambox 500s cheap device that drains battery, this device adds 8h of battery. The keyboard is made to fit snug and protect the screen, while most other solutions make the iPad bigger, thicker, or impractical. It also adds USB, (micro) SD memory card access and micro Dreambox 500s cheap HDMI for quick connection of external memories or screens without carrying around a variety of dongles. Working in a school environment I can download homework from students directly onto my device from their memory cards or Dreambox 500s cheap and access them from home or on the road through an easy file system. This is just my personal experience, having worked with both, that the Prime is more useful for my application. iApps are not on my priority list. I use Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, OpenOffice and Audacity for the aforementioned activities, and don't worry about the Dreambox 500s cheap, low usability alternatives.I'll be honest, when TV really started having less and less to watch a few years ago, I mainly only watched Discovery Channel, maybe a little History.


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Chelyabinsk Zinc Plant JSC
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Chelyabinsk Zinc Plant JSC is engaged in the extraction and integrated processing of ore with the purpose of producing zinc and lead concentrates, production and distribution of zinc, zinc alloys and by-products. It operates within the following business segments: Mining, Smelting, and Alloying. The Mining segment is represented by Nova Zinc LLP, an operator of lead zinc mine Akzhal in the Republic of Kazakhstan, which produces zinc and lead concentrate. The Smelting segment comprises JSC Chelyabinsk Zinc Plant, which produces Special High Grade zinc of 99.995% metal purity and zinc-based alloys. The Alloying segment includes Brock Metal Ltd, a British producer of die-cast zinc alloys. The company was founded in 1935 and is headquartered in Chelyabinsk, Russia.


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Vegan Gluten-Free Homemade Pasta, in Creamy Artichoke Tagliatelle
For July's installment of the Gluten-Free Ratio Rally, we were challenged to make fresh pasta. Ingredients? Flour and eggs. All that I had to do was figure out how to replace the flour and the eggs… Easy, right? I ended up making long, flat noodles (tagliatelle) in a creamy artichoke sauce. This is a luxurious summer meal.


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To borrow a memorable line from legendary baseball announcer Vin Scully, in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened.
North Dakota, once buried in 11th place in the WCHA standings and an afterthought in the national postseason picture, staged one of the most memorable rallies in program history tonight to advance to the WCHA Final Five championship game and put itself into position to secure a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Trailing 3-0 midway through the second period and being overwhelmingly outplayed by top-seeded Minnesota, the Fighting Sioux scored six unanswered goals in a rousing 6-3 semifinal win over the Golden Gophers. The victory earned two-time defending Broadmoor Trophy champion UND a date with Denver in Saturday's championship game, and moved the Sioux into fourth in the PairWise Rankings.
Goals by Minnesota's Kyle Rau, Jake Hansen and Zach Budish in the game's first 30 minutes had the Gophers thoroughly in control. UM had dominated every facet of the game to that point, outshooting the Sioux 12-2 in the first period and 17-2 at one point in the second period.
But the game turned on an (at the time) innocuous icing play. With tired legs on the ice, UND head coach Dave Hakstol elected to use his timeout at 14:07 of the second period. Forty-four seconds later, defenseman Derek Forbort (Duluth, Minn.) got the Sioux on the board with a point shot through traffic.
"(The timeout) was simply to do everything that we could to earn our next shift and have a good shift," said Hakstol. "There was nothing special said at all. You have to do everything in your power to help them get back into it, and that's all that it was."
From that point on, UND blitzed the Gophers. The Sioux recorded 19 of the game's final 21 shots, including an 11-minute span in the third period in which they erupted for five goals.
"Once we got that first one, we got a little confidence in ourselves," said Lamoureux. "Once that happened, the game became more fun. Once you're out there having fun and making things happen, it's a pretty easy game."
Freshman Michael Parks (St. Louis, Mo.) opened the third-period barrage at 5:31. With Parks driving to the net, linemate Carter Rowney (Jr., Sexsmith, Alberta) attempted a wraparound that deflected in off of Parks' skate. Thirty seconds later, WCHA scoring leader Brock Nelson (So., Warroad, Minn.) scored his 26th of the season, beating UM goalie Kent Patterson with a wrist shot from the circle. Just like that, the game was tied 3-3.
"I think that's kind of the story of our season," said Lamoureux. "Early on we weren't playing well and a lot of people were counting us out. We're a team that's not going to give up."
Senior captain Mario Lamoureux (Grand Forks, N.D.) put the Sioux ahead to stay, crashing the net and banging home a Stephane Pattyn (Ste. Anne, Manitoba) centering pass at 9:42. It was Lamoureux's second goal of the year and first since Nov. 19.
Junior Corban Knight (High River, Alberta) deflected a point shot on the power play at 10:19, converting on UND's only chance with the man advantage. Six minutes later, Lamoureux scored his second of the game to cap the stunning rally.
"I've never been a part of a game where we struggled so much in the first 30 minutes. Regardless of the outcome of the score, to be able to turn the energy around, I think, is the big credit to our players," said Hakstol.
UND goalie Aaron Dell (Airdrie, Alberta) earned the win with 22 saves, providing particularly strong goaltending in the first 30 minutes with his teammates on their heels. Patterson also had 22 saves.
The Sioux now turn their focus to Denver and the chance to become the first team in league history to win three straight WCHA Final Five titles.
"It would be special. We'll prepare as hard as we can and try to go out tomorrow night and win a championship."
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IN THIS ISSUE - Minister pressed on compensation culture - BIS lobbied on WEEE - EEF in the news - Weekly focus - invitation to focus groups on mandatory greenhouse gas reporting - Week in review - Week ahead
In a constructive meeting with Chris Grayling MP, Minister for Employment, we welcomed the government's work to reform health and safety law and take the profitability out of the compensation system, but warned it is missing a critical issue.
Health and safety paperwork requirements are now driven far more by the compensation system than by regulation. Unless documentation of systems is perfect, lawyers, insurers and the courts tend to settle compensation claims – regardless of the action taken to actually manage risks. Addressing this is essential in reducing the bureaucratic burden. Mr Grayling was receptive to the issue; both he and EEF will be pursuing the matter with the Ministry of Justice.
For further information, contact Steve Pointer, Head of Health and Safety Policy.
We met with BIS officials this week to present a paper, backed by some of the UK's major electrical and electronic equipment manufacturing trade associations, outlining our concerns and solutions on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). The meeting comes as officials prepare for the second reading of the so-called WEEE Directive in the European Parliament later this year. With the government committed to "copying out" Directives to avoid gold-plating it is more essential than ever that concerns are addressed in Europe before transposition into UK law.
EEF warned government about the pitfalls of an open scope without clear and concise exemptions, the implications of targets based on electrical and electronic equipment placed on the market and advised on the most cost-effective approach in meeting higher collection targets. The government has committed to work closely with EEF during second reading and we are now preparing to take our case directly to MEPs and the Commission later in June and again in the autumn.
For more information, or to feed into policy discussions and planning, please contact Susanne Baker, Senior Climate and Environment Policy Adviser.
The week began with the first official data on bank lending since the the Merlin Agreement where our response was picked up by the Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph and Guardian. Later in the week our response to the latest GDP figures was reported in the Daily Mail, Guardian, FT (registration required) and on the BBC website. The latter also featured news of a welcome boost from companies from a pick up in the US. Finally our Chief Economist, Lee Hopley, was interviewed on the BBC News Channel with along with Business Secretary Vince Cable MP on the Merlin bank lending story.
As the government opens a consultation exploring the case for mandatory greenhouse gas reporting, EEF is inviting members to participate in focus groups to consider the ramifications. Under the Climate Change Act, the government has an obligation to introduce regulations mandating corporate reporting of greenhouse gas reporting or put before Parliament an explanation for not doing so.
In advance of this, the government has opened a consultation exploring options. It has put forward four possible scenarios:
If a mandatory approach is adopted, those manufacturers that are caught would have to report all greenhouse gas emissions that arise from production sites and those that arise as a result of the energy they buy. There will also be pressure to report on "significant" other sources of greenhouse gases – those that companies aren't directly responsible for may have some control over, such as emissions resulting from employee travel to work, any emissions generated from the use of their products, from key suppliers or from third-party distributors. Third-party verification of the data is also likely to be required.
The consultation document acknowledges that many companies are already collecting data on their greenhouse gas emissions in order to comply with other policies. It seeks views on whether mandatory greenhouse gas reporting offers the opportunity to simplify the climate change policy landscape.
The consultation is just eight weeks long and the deadline for submission of comments to Defra is 5 July.
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If you would like to participate please contact Susanne Baker, Senior Climate and Environment Policy Adviser, by Friday 10 June.
Public Sector Finances
Public sector finances worsened in April, with borrowing significantly higher than had been expected as a result of stronger government spending, and slightly weaker tax receipts . T he deficit was the largest April deficit on record.
The figure for GDP growth in the first quarter of 2011 was unrevised, at 0.5%. Although household spending and business investment fell, net trade improved considerably.
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No journalist seems to have really used any of these at the launch event. None of the hands-on reviews that I've read, having been in that room and toured the stations, have anything that reflects any real hands-on activity to me. There's plenty of careful photography that can give the impression that hands-on was going on. Some of it doesn't even illustrate how the last station with the Surface tablets with keyboards in them literally had a rope to keep us away.
I am perfectly happy to wait to get a real one in my hands – eventually!
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We have covered email and DiSC profiles, and in that series we concentrated on the profiles which have a single 'high' tendency. What do you do if the recipient of your email has two high tendencies? A high D/I for example? In this cast, we'll help you with that.
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I do love the XKCD series. Humour for geeks.
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Great stuff! I love this podcast. I found it also useful to acknowledge the unconscious perception (or emotion) I have when people send me emails. The podcast is spot on, as a high I high D, I like an email with my name on it and if I know the person a quick how are you, but then I like the email to go straight to the point.
I listen to this podcast and the podcasts on Rules of Politics on the same day and I sort of combined the two to reflect: "Wait a minute, it is not that I think the idea is not good, maybe I wasn´t opened to the idea because I didn´t like the way it was presented in the email." And then I make a double effort to fully grasp the contents of the email, living my personal preferences to the side.
If someone is interested on a sample of a high C, high D and high S letter, bellow is a link to each. As I was looking for school for my kids I came across the Principals Letters, and I think I can tell what communication profile each principal is:
High C http://schools.dcsdk12.org/education/components/scrapbook/default.php?se...
High D http://schools.dcsdk12.org/education/staff/staff.php?sectionid=2907
High S http://runyon.littletonpublicschools.net/Default.aspx?tabid=6064
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Thanks team! I wish you had said a little something about 'hard cases'. Any recommendations for info elsewhere?
I test as high C *and* high i — I enjoy critical analysis, I'm a perfectionist, extremely tidy, slow and deliberate with my work, but with a Latin sense of time, spontaneous, distractible, energetic, and energised by people. I trained as a linguist — a good field for someone who loves working out rules and working with people.
Your leads appreciated.
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I found a group that discusses the hard cases.
Their analysis of high C high i (which they call 'relatively common'), is here:
It fits me well.
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5:30pm -11pm
Sunday through Thursday 11am - 3:30pm, 5:30pm – 12:00am
Friday and Saturday 11am – 3:30pm, 5:30pm - 1am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Peruvian
- Executive Chef: Diego Oka
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The South Terrace of La Mar offers the perfect outdoor waterfront option for groups that would like to dine al fresco. With innovative group lunch and dinner menus, the dynamic terrace is directly on the water and faces the Miami skyline.
- Private Party Contact: Leonor Cuadra 8773449853
Getting there
- Cross Street: South East 8th Street
- Public Transit: Metrobus stop located across from restaurant.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: For lunch from 11am to 3:30pm valet parking is offered on a complimentary basis.
Valet parking is available during dinner service for USD 13 per car with validation.
A word from La Mar by Gastón Acurio
La Mar by Gaston Acurio features the acclaimed Peruvian cuisine of celebrity chef Gaston Acurio in a high-energy setting with dramatic water views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline.Continued
Diners are invited to explore the authentic and diverse flavors of Peruvian gastronomy, ranging from upscale novo-Andean fare to Asian-Peruvian fusion and traditional seafood cebiche.
A contemporary design by Arquitectonica and interiors by Nathan/Pereira Arquitectura offers a mix of indoor and outdoor seating with three lively bars providing distinctive culinary experiences and a personal look into the creation of signature cebiches, freshly grilled anticuchos and specialty cocktails.
Diners are invited to explore the authentic and diverse flavors of Peruvian gastronomy, ranging from upscale novo-Andean fare to Asian-Peruvian fusion and traditional seafood cebiche.
A contemporary design by Arquitectonica and interiors by Nathan/Pereira Arquitectura offers a mix of indoor and outdoor seating with three lively bars providing distinctive culinary experiences and a personal look into the creation of signature cebiches, freshly grilled anticuchos and specialty cocktails.
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La Mar by Gastón Acurio reviews from OpenTable diners
268 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (170)great for outdoor dining (158)special occasion (113)fit for foodies (100)romantic (74)great for lunch (63)hot spot (63)good for groups (54)neighborhood gem (38)late-night find (26)vibrant bar scene (21)kid-friendly (18)great for brunch (18)notable wine list (14)Show More
- Great vibe and cuisineLibbyDined on 9/30/2014La Mar has interesting mix of regulars, locals celebrating, business professionals and hotel guests. We went for a Girl's Night and had a wonderful experience. The service is spot on and the Executive Chef came around to meet the guests and even delivered some dishes. We had the Miami Spice menu and just loved the Salmon entree. A lot of tables were ordering a fried fish entree so we are going back to try this dish as the presentation was smashing. It was a beautiful night and the views of the Miami skyline really set the stage. La Mar's interior design is fresh, colorful and vibrant. Do not miss the PISCO SOURS!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NoisyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014Bad acoustics. Good food, good service, nice ambience, nice crowdSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DissapointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/28/2014The lomo saltado was salty and had a thick sauce. The tuna causa was tiny and nothing special, I had a salmon special with a thick sauce as well. The ceviche clasico was the only plate that was quite decent. The waitress was good and professional. They should improve the flavor and quality of the product and maybe a little more variety of the main entrees.Special Features:
- Perfect dinner and great viewfrancoDined on 9/27/2014Fantastic dinner very friendly attention and the best Pisco in town, the smoked Alaskan crab was deliciousSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/27/2014Great view but I was not offer seating outside despite having many empty tables. Food was good but I expected better. I have had much better food in the local places here in Miami. It felt like a sanitized version of Peruvian food, (for gringo consumption). Pisco sour was very good. Ceviche was ok. Noise was very loud. Hard to talk without screaming, almost felt like a bar on Happy hour. I will stick to the local places for a real taste of Peru without having to go there.Special Features:
- incredible Peruvian foodnicolasDined on 9/26/2014Fantastic Ceviche and causa platters, service is very good and relaxing, deserts are just perfectSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014The food was excellent, service and ambiance inviting. The only disappointment was the nice. I will definitely go back for the food. Megi from MiamiSpecial Features:
- You won't be sorrylunchbunchx3Dined on 9/26/2014ordered Miami Spice. Excellent food, presentation and service. Interesting décor. Loved the wall of plants. View spectacular. Very noisy. This is not a romantic or conversationl place. We had to yell to talk. Maybe outside dining would work for conversation or romance. Given all that. Food excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/25/2014One of the best dining experiences my wife and I have had in Miami. Extraordinary service, delicious food, delightful ambiance. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maravilhoso!MgracaDined on 9/24/2014Espetacular vista, jantar maravilhoso e ambiente agradavel. Recomendo escolher mesa ao ar livre!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing foodBabas45Dined on 9/23/2014Amazing food with excellent view. The service was good although the first drinks took a while to come from the bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- not what I expectedwestgate4uDined on 9/20/2014the in said area was so loud. outside was nice, but I book reservation for special b-day ocacion, and that was totally ignored by the staff. I'm very disappointed.Special Features:
- Good food & ambience, poor serviceAlvaradoDined on 9/20/2014Food is very good and the atmosphere is great for a romantic dinner, especially outside. However, the service was poor. Food is somehow spicy, and we asked for water a couple of times... it took them ages! We had to tell three different people in order to get a glass of water... also it was my wife's birthday, and we asked for two glasses of champagne when we arrived... they didn't ask which champagne, and charged us $24 per glass! Then they asked if we wanted a dessert, and we order one to share... after a few minutes they brought it together with another one as a birthday gift... If they were bringing a dessert as a gift, they should have brought it before asking if we wanted one... of course we left half of each.Special Features:
- Delicious Peruvian cuisineOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/20/2014Service was friendly and informative. Menu was interesting and diverse. Atmosphere was vibrant and busy. This is a special occasion restaurant because of pricing. Overall a nice, memorable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restatauntJazzyDined on 9/20/2014The food was extremely delicious, authentic, and well-prepared. The pisco sour tased just like the ones from Peru.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dinnerArqfffDined on 9/19/2014Excellent food and service, a little expensive but you need to try itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KAS1VIPDined on 9/19/2014Very good Peruvian food. Lovely environment located at the Mandarin Oriental. Pork sliders were wonderful.I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExperienceFitFoodieDined on 9/18/2014The first time I went, the food was excellent as so was the service and ambience. The second time I went the service was good and the food was good, ambience was fun. This third time, the service was subpar and the portions of the food had changed to less ... and paying extra for a special ceviche and it was just ok. The am ambience was way too loud. I hope that if/when I go back, that it becomes better as each time I have have gone, it has declined in all aspects.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- High end PeruvianCrazyBoutBrickellDined on 9/17/2014This is one of the best Peruvian Restaurants in Miami. Pricey but worth it if you are in the mood for Peruvian food. Beautiful outdoor setting with a view of the Brickell Ave. skyline.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing foodMiamifoodieDined on 9/16/2014We went during Miami Spice and the menu was four courses of a tasting menu. We were stuffed by the end. The most impressive thing was the sauces. The tiradito criollo was fabulous. The sauce on the causa escabeche was amazing, and the coconut milk curried salmon was incredible. The desserts were spectacular. We had great service - our waiter was really attentive. The only slight negative was that it was pretty loud in there and by the end of the night it was becoming a bit of a strain to talk. But the food was so good, we would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NanaDined on 9/15/2014Service was extremely slow!!! Between one course and the other a long time went by. It was almost one hour from the time we ordered to the time we were served the first course.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous!!!mariabDined on 9/13/2014Top of the line peruvian food! Cool ambience, everything in the right place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great CevicheIsaGVIPDined on 9/13/2014The ceviche was excellent as well as the tiradito, you really feel you are in Peru! Love The Maracuya PiscoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 9/12/2014The noise level inside the restaurant is way too loud. It was impossible to carry a conversation comfortably in a table of four people. The restaurant actually has a DJ, but the noise and chatter was zoo loud that you could barely even hear the music either. If you order sparkling water, be cautious of the staff not pushing more water than you actually want, they keep serving sparkling water and bring additional bottles without you having requested them, nor do they check before if you would like an additional bottle.Special Features:
- Great ViewFoodie2014Dined on 9/12/2014Grilled Alaskan King Crab was amazing!!!! Very expensive but wort it.. We have table outside with beautiful view of Miami skyline.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!!!anniemDined on 9/11/2014Everything from the decor, the service and the menu were outstanding! Can't wait to go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing peruvian fusion foodmkell83Dined on 9/10/2014This is a must go place if you like seafood. The peruvian traditional plates combined with fusion styles is amazing. Anything you ask for will suprise you as expected from a Gaston Acurio Restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/10/2014Ryan, Lazaro and Jonathan (from Kitchen) attended me and my wife excellent! Their service was just the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quite an experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 9/6/2014Went with six girlfriends for a birthday celebration and the food, service, and view were top notch. We let the waiter bring us an assortment of items off the menu, so it was so easy. Just hang out and let tasty bites come your way. And those Peruvian drinks... wow!Special Features:
- Great foodYvanDined on 9/5/2014The chaufa and arroz con mariscos was amazing, the service is great The music very niceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LuisDined on 9/5/2014Too loud inside. Too hot outside in the summer. Not what I expected after visiting their restaurant in Lima. Doubt we will go back . Luis
- Great location and view,food okNoodlesVIPDined on 9/1/2014The location and the terrace is just amazing, beautiful view but the food was ok, nothing exceptional, just good.Special Features:
- Good... but not that goodJulianaDined on 8/30/2014Although we had a reservation, we still had to wait more than 30 minutes for our table, even when they had couple tables available. They said they made our reservation for outside dining (I was never asked online nor by phone) and because of the rain they had a delay moving people inside (it did not rain that day.. I live couple blocks from there). Once sitted, the waiter was very attentive and honest about the food having different timing due to our selection. In general the food was good, but we were not impressed. Probably will not go again.Special Features:
- Not as good as last visitfoodieVIPDined on 8/30/2014Not sure why the food wasn't outstanding like my last visit. I ordered the exact same dishes. The mixed ceviche was a lot smaller. The fish with yucca mash was a little too overcooked. The lamb not as tender and the dessert just not as good. I looked forward to returning here more than any other resturant on my return to Miami, so I was quite disappointed. Maybe the chef was not in residence but back in his home town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mighty be a Miami thing!crzy4PEfoodDined on 8/30/2014I was looking forward to visit this La Mar restaurant as I have been to a few others (Lima, Sao Paulo and Mexico). The location and ambiance are nice. The service was horrible and it was not packed. The sitting outside was very nice but seems like they do not have a plan B when it rains. I expected them to have more of a variety of Pisco Sours but the only interesting drink was the Guava Pisco sour. They should not forget that La Mar started as a Cevicheria ... and even there the service is a lot better than what I experienced. Maybe it is a Miami thing!Special Features:
- Great Experience1FunEveningDined on 8/30/2014I took my adopted mom and her daughter for their birthday celebration to eat at La Mar. We had such a great time, the food, the wine, were all excellent and so different. We celebrated my adopted mom's 80th birthday with a wonderful evening! Everyone was was pleasant and informative, the waiter knew the menu perfectly and suggested an excellent wine. Thank you for making this evening so special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really over priced ...OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014It is for a one occasion only. Really hard to return. The wine list is decent but overpriced as well compared to other high class restaurants like Capitall Grill, Ruth Steak etcSpecial Features:
- foodieDined on 8/27/2014This was my second visit, first for dinner and it just took too long for the food to come out. Party of 4 and dining for 2 1/2 hours.I would recommend this to a friend.
- TRiste experienciaconi82Dined on 8/26/2014Lamentablemente no me fue bien. El servicio dejo mucho que desear y la comida mala. Realmente no parece restaurante de Gaston Acurio .....Special Features:
- La MarJPDineVIPDined on 8/26/2014Excellent food & service, beautiful scenery, great restaurantSpecial Features:


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