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Chicas Guerra
Chicas Guerra
(5 / 5)Patty and team at Say Hueque were truly marvelous. Patricio Rapaport the organizer of our trip was stunning.
Hi Patty,
We recently returned from a 13 days trip to Argentina. We used Say Hueque for the first time and are delighted with the customer service they provided prior and during our trip.
We picked Say Hueque from other travel agencies in Buenos Aires because of their professionalism, communications, accommodation to all our request (there were many) also they met our travel budget.
I was most impressed with the fact that they assigned a Destination Host to your trip and this person is attentive to all your needs during the trip. If there are any issues they are resolved quickly.
We had a hic up with our first day hotel. It was quickly resolved, we moved to a different hotel, the cost of the taxi was immediately reimbursed, and the group was treated to a dinner later in Calafate for our inconvenience.
We took five domestic flights and all transportation and airlines arrangements went smoothly.
We spent two days in Buenos Aires, visited the Iguazu Falls on both the Argentine and Brazilian side. Then traveled to Ushuaia; went trekking on Tierra del Fuego National Park and then paddling on a raft, they cook lunch for us and it was delicious. Also, visited Isla Martillo and saw penguins. Our next stop was Calafate, (our favorite city) and trekking on the Glacier Perito Moreno was the highlight of our trip. A MUST DO IF YOU VISIT ARGENTINA. Returned to Buenos Aires for two more days, visited El Tigre, City Tour and saw two Tangos (our favorite was Sr. Tango).
Our favorite hotel was Patios San Telmo in Buenos Aires and our least favorite and not recommended was L Hotel which we ended up leaving after one hour in the room.
Patty our Destination host ensure we had a very pleasant vacation and she was amazing. Patty and team at Say Hueque were truly marvelous.
Our driver Gaston Renso in Iguazu was extremely helpful, funny and respectful. Our other two guides Vanesa and Haydee were pleasant and knowledgeable.
Patricio Rapaport the organizer of our trip was stunning. He's the main reason we choose Say Hueque. From the beginning of our tour negotiation, Patricio was prompt to respond to all our inquiries, he was informative and above all very patient with us and our many demands.
I will use Say Hueque again and highly recommend them if you are traveling to South America.
Best wishes and continued success.
Las Chica's from Miami, FL
Comments About:Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, Patagonia
Steve Merlan & familia
Steve Merlan & familia
(5 / 5)Gracias por la excelente organizacion!
Estimade Karen, Estimada Yuna,
Escribo en el nombre de la familia para exprimir neustras sensaciones de agradecimiento por la excelente organizacion, las excelentes sugerencias y la aparencia sin dificultades algunas de la ayuda en cada lugar por el cual pasamos. Una estrella mas por el restaurante Maria Lola en Ushuaia.
No usamos el auto Avis en Ushuaia porque parecio rapidamente que habia bastante y mas a hacer y visitar en la cuidad y alrededor que era al alcance de taxis y que un coche fuera solo un obstaculo.
Hemos polido el dedo del pie de la estatua del Tehuelche en Punta Arenas, y quando volvemos, o si un amigo pide consejo sobre metodos de organizar un viaje en Argentina, Chile o Patagonia, SayHueque sera mencionado inmediatamente.
Steve Merlan y Tomas desde Santa Fe, Frances desde Saint Louis y Stephen Philip desde New Orleans
Comments About:Chile, Featured Trips, Patagonia
Claudio Martin
Claudio Martin
(5 / 5)It was a great trip. Everything was organized well and efficiently from start to finish.
Hola Marcela!
I first learned about Say Hueque through Google, I think.
I decided to travel with you because of the good reviews and that Say Hueque is based in Argentina with lots of information on the website that gave me confidence in your local knowledge. Everything was organized well and efficiently from start to finish.
L'Hotel is my favorite- picteresque, good location, friendly staff.
The best excursion was the Estancia Cristina hike through Canyon of Fossils. Beautiful scenery with views of glacier from the boat and 1st part of the hike, then the canyon with the spectacular rock colors and fossils. Last part through valley, not so exciting but we did come across a herd of horses. It was a great physical activity, not too strenous or difficult but just right!
Our guide Sergio from Puerto Madryn has te be mentioned. He was our guide for the Peninsula Valdez excursion and had lots of information that he shared at appropriate times. The next day on the Punto Tomba visit, we were with another guide, but kept crossing paths with Sergio (he had a small group) and he was again very friendly and talked with us quite a bit (without ignoring his own group of course!).
It was a great trip. I will make a post on TripAdvisor.
Thank you,
Comments About:Featured Trips, Hiking Patagonia, Patagonia, Puerto Madryn Tours
Laurie K
Laurie K
(5 / 5)Easter Island - Definitely different !
We went from Lima to Santiago to Easter Island before returning to Santiago where we will fly to Punta Arenas to catch the ship. Here are some shots from Easter Island. Some of them show the moai (statues) face down because that is how they were found by the later day explorers. They had been pushed over by raiding groups who had attacked. Several countries (Japan and USA included) have helped finance the restoring of many of them to the way they would have stood. There are about 3000 natives on the small island, and seem to be more Polynisian than anything else. Definitely different than the Chileans.
Jorge and Michelle Lozano
Jorge and Michelle Lozano
(5 / 5)The Say Hueque staff was wonderful to work with. We love you guys and will definetly recommend you to everyone who plans to travel there.
Dear Marcela,
We found Say Hueque through Online Google Search
We decided to work with you because of your friendly no pressure and easy to work with style. Your professionalism and wonderful customer service put us at ease as we traveled from one destination to another.
Our favourite Hotel was the Las Torres Hotel at Torres del Paine. We liked how close we were to the mountain and trails, the friendly staff, the delicious food at their restaurant and bar, the honeymoon tray of pastries they delivered to room.
It's hard to say what our favourite excursion was, because there were so many, but the ones that stood out were the Buenos Aires city tour and the glacier boat ride.
Of course we would like to mention Marcela Benegas. She made us feel at home and we loved our time with her and all the places she took us to, the tasty pastries we shared, and the many other suggested city destinations that we went to on our own time and loved.
The Say Hueque staff was wonderful to work with from start of the planning process until the day we flew back home. We love you guys and will definetly recommend you to everyone who plans to travel there.
If your company offered the same services to other destinations around the world, we would use you to plan all our vacations.
Thank you!
Jorge and Michelle
P.S. We wrote a TripAdvisor review of our experience. Here's a copy.
My wife and I just returned from our honeymoon in Patagonia (Argentina & Chile) and we chose Say Hueque (travel agency) to organize our trip. Thanks to their wonderful staff, we had an amazing time and postcard quality pictures that I've been showing off to everyone.
Lucia Marin, our Say Hueque Travel Advisor & Argentina Specialist were very helpful in designing a package that, not only met our budget, but also highlighted all the major destinations and excursions we wanted see and do in Patagonia. She was instrumental and very patient during the entire planning process, always giving great suggestions, changing itineraries as requested and responding quickly to all my questions. The accommodations, transportation and tours they arranged were all outstanding. Even when the Argentinean airlines had a one-day strike, and all domestic flight were grounded, the Say Hueque team quickly updated our itinerary to work around it, made the necessary flight schedule changes, and notified us via email. All the updates were made seamlessly–our stay at the hotel was extended, private transportation was arranged, etc.—and we didn't have to do anything but confirm the changes and enjoy more of the beautiful weather and sites.
Marcela Benegas was our Say Hueque Destination Host. Her bright smile and friendly personality made us feel at home the moment we arrived in Argentina. She took the time to show us many of the beautiful tourist sites that Buenos Aires to offer and even suggested a few hidden gems like El Ateneo, an opera house that's been converted to a book store, and the Café "Tortoni," which epitomizes the "porteño café" and is considered an "indispensable part of the history of Buenos Aires."
We are very happy with all the people at Say Hueque. They are super warm, friendly, and very organized. I would say that their customer service ranks up there with Disney. I would highly recommend them to everyone. Since I have family in Buenos Aires, I will work with Say Hueque to schedule more memorable excursions when I visit.
My wife and I send a big warm hug and an Argentinean kiss to Lucia and Marcela for an amazing honeymoon. Also, we would like to congratulate Lucia as she also became a newly wed during our trip. We wish you many years of wedded bliss.
Comments About:Buenos Aires, Chile, Featured Trips, Patagonia
Jennifer and Glen Revell
Jennifer and Glen Revell
(3 / 5)We had a great time. Thank you for organizing this trip!
Hi Patty,
We have now finished our trip and would like to provide you with some feedback.
Firstly the trip was fabulous and we had a great time. Most things went really well and we had no problems.
Extremely disappointed that the 4WD trip across from San Pedro de Atacama to Uyuni in Bolivia was with a guide who only spoke Spanish. We understood that the trip had an English speaking guide. We received no information about anything relating to the area we crossed, except by some bits of translation from some French tourists who were also travelling with us. But as English is not their first language (and it wasn't their job) we missed all the details relating to the salt flats and the lakes etc. on the way. Also, given the amount of money we spent on our tour, it would have been better for us to have been put on a tour where there was always hot/cold running water and heating. The refuge would have been fine, provided that other accommodation was not available, but having to stay with no heating and in a room of six people, where only four sleeping bags were provided, was not good.
Some of the information given to us was incorrect. Where the information provided for San Pedro that we would be collected from our hotel for the Moon Valley tour was not correct and as a result we missed the tour. We were supposed to go to the office of the tour company, but this information was not provided to us. Luckily they contacted us at the hotel and arranged for us to go on the tour the next day, but it jammed up against the other tour which was organized to the geysers.
The Machu Picchu trek was great, however given that the last day started at 3.30am and our train was not until 5.45pm, with 3.5 hours of train travel and then a .5 hour transfer to Cusco, it would have been much more preferable to have spent a night in Agues Calientes after the trek. This would have allowed us to enjoy A C without carrying around our backpacks. Also, arriving in Cusco at 10pm and having to leave at 5am the next morning was not a good idea.
The locations of most hotels was great and most of the hotels were very comfortable and very friendly. However the hotel in Arequipa was very cramped and it was very difficult because the staff did not have much English and weren't very helpful.
The return journey from Isabella Island in the Galapagos should have been organized for the afternoon of the third day and then stay the night at Puerto Ayora, instead of having to get a 5am start and spend over 2 hours on a speedboat and then an hour driving across the island to get a flight. It would have given us more time to see Puerto Ayora as well.
In the Amazon we were scheduled to do a canopy tour of the jungle, however when we asked at our Eco Lodge about this they said that they didn't offer this tour?? We did get to Lake Sandoval and we did do the night river tour to see cayman, however this was to be one of the highlights and we were exceptionally disappointed not to get this tour.
The rest was very good and we thank you for organizing this trip and hope you understand this feedback may help you with making the trip more enjoyable for others.
Kind Regards,
Jennifer and Glenn Revell
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Matt Jones
Matt Jones
(5 / 5)The timing of the trip, the 100% success with transfers/pick ups, the mix of activities, the small guides to each location, vouchers and itinerary were excellent.
I found Say Hueque when I walked past the office and saw the sign ;) También, I was looking for a local travel agent.
Probably the highlight of the trip were three perfect days in El Chalten (with my own room!) after a long washed out Torres del Paine trip. The Pudo Lodge was great for obvious reasons :) Of the hostels, my favorite was America del sur.
Not counting El Chalten, the excursion to las ballenas at Peninsula Valdes was my favorite!
I would like to mention Gabriel on the boat/trek day in Ushuaia (I think Gabriel was the guide and Dario the driver). His bad (funny, nothing too wrong!) jokes about Chileans, amazing soundtrack (always a good song to motivate the group) and well-timed warming shots of local alcohol after the cold walk - a cool guy.
También, I won the small ship flag from the Ushuaia boat competition. When I take a photo with the flag in Australia, I will send you a copy too.
Seriously nothing to improve, the timing of the trip, the 100% success with transfers/pick ups, the mix of activities, the small guides to each location, vouchers and itinerary were excellent.
I should have taken the advice about the unico cajero automatico en El Chalten more seriously (no efectivo the whole three days) but it was clear in the guide!
And of course my thanks for your patience with the initial payment trouble.
I finally tried one of your burger suggestions - Los Infernales was amazing :D Me gusta San Telmo!
Comments About:Buenos Aires, Hiking Patagonia, Patagonia, Puerto Madryn Tours
Lanie Somers-Standifer
Lanie Somers-Standifer
(5 / 5)Cheers to Say Hueque! The difference between Say Hueque and others were the unique touches and suggestions they added to our trip.
Hi Patty,
Here is what I posted…
What a trip!! Everyone at Say Hueque was fabulous, responsive and kind. We had a hiccup or two with transports, because of airlines, Patty and her team was responsive and got us back on track in no time!
The difference between Say Hueque and others were the unique touches and suggestions they added to our trip. During our short stay in Buenos Aires they arraigned for dinner with an Argentinian family. This evening was lovely, the family, food, wine and conversation added a personal touch I have never experienced on a trip.
They found unique accommodations that were practical but added something. For instance, in El Calafate our charming hotel was across the street from a bird sanctuary. I mentioned I was an avid birder once during casual conversations, they picked up on it and made a trip packed with Patagonia highlights our own one of a kind experience.
Cheers to Say Hueque!
A special shout out to our friend in Santiago, dealing with a lost tourist Visa could have been stressful. He was kind, stayed with us and everything we smoothly…he also made it clear it was his pleasure and he wanted us to be safe. That was very comforting.
Only improvement for me would have been less days in City's…it felt like some transitions could have been used to see other riches of Argentina and Chile….. I chalk most of that feeling up to being in a new place for the first time and not knowing 100% what you want to do, so don't take it the wrong way!!
All the best,
Lanie Somers-Standifer
Comments About:Buenos Aires, Chile, Featured Trips, Hiking Patagonia, Patagonia
Mia Basharahil
Mia Basharahil
(5 / 5)Amazing time in Argentina & Chile. Patagonia, in particular, Torres del Paine is just absolutely spectacular!
We had an amazing time in Argentina/Chile and many thanks to Say Hueque for arranging most our transfers and some of our hotels. Vera and Yuna were amazing in sorting our itinerary and making last minute changes promptly, very attentive to our requests and made detailed programs.
Our couple friends used Say Hueque for their Argentinian travels and recommended it to us, this made us to choose to work with you. We also do not know much about Argentina and we are not to familiar with Patagonia (which is the main purpose of our trip) and needed some help in transfers and excursions. Cities such as Buenos Aires and Santiago are easy to navigate by ourselves but not places like Patagonia which saves us a lot of headache arranging through a travel agent.
The highlight of our trip was definitely Patagonia and Iguazu falls. Patagonia, in particular, Torres del Paine is just absolutely spectacular. The hotels we stayed in all had a different vibe and character to it, which we liked. The transfers between towns, airports and excursions went all smoothly.
Our favorite hotel is Torres del Paine, Las Torres. It´s a little fancier than the others but homely and cosy at the same time. Its location, right in the park was just so stunning, having to wake up in the mornings to the sight of the park was just wonderful. The hosteria we stayed in El Chalten was also lovely, small but homely and cosy. We chatted and met quite a few people, I guess thats the beauty of staying in a quaint hosteria! Also loved the mountain refugee in the woods we accidentally stayed in ( this was suppose to be the Eco Domes but nevertheless we had an amazing time), it was so tranquil and quiet. Great to get away from connectivity some times.
The iguazu excursion was superb, great tour guide very informative. Both excursions at the Perito Moreno glaciers, one which was included in the package and the other mini trek up the glaciers, were wonderful. But I must say the excursion from El Calafate to Torres del Paine is the winner! Absolutely wonderful tour guide, very attentive and always making sure we are fine especially at the border controls. Humorous and love listening to his exceptional knowledge in the geology of the park. So all guides were wonderful but the Torres del Paine one is the winner.
There were a couple of hiccups but nothing big issues. For example, we got the bus from Santiago to Mendoza. The bus station was a huge one with many different buildings and we were confused in finding the one we are to take the bus from. The address mentioned was correct but the platform number was incorrect. It did not take us too long though, as we found the bus Cata International, which happened to be the only Cata International bus we saw that day, as we entered another bus building area.
We were so glad that we took the bus to Mendoza as the bus ride was absolutely terrifyingly gorgeous, cutting through the Andes mountains. We didn't expect it to be a highlight but we are so glad we did it. It was such a beautiful ride and we got amazing seats right up front!
We noticed that we could have gotten in earlier connecting flights so maybe next time, if you can give options of flights on the day of flying and we can make our choice based on our schedule say if we rather pay a little extra but will leave a little earlier. Its similar to the options you gave us for hotels, you can also give us for flights. And to ask where we will also need baggage allowance for the flights.
But in all, we had a unforgettable time and left with wonderful memories.
Thank you to all three of you!
Comments About:Buenos Aires, Chile, Featured Trips, Patagonia
(4 / 5)Thanks again to Say Hueque and especially to you & Lucia and all the other people who helped me have a wonderful holiday.
Hello Marcela
How are you ? I hope you are fine. Apologies for the long delay in responding. I had to go back to work the day after getting home from South America and then two friends from London arrived to stay with me for two weeks so I've been busy looking after them.
I heard about Say Hueque, from searching the internet for local travel agents in South America.
I like to use local businesses when i travel. That way i know i'm contributing to the economy and the locals like to present their country the best way possible.
My favourite destination was El Calafate. I loved the little town. My hotel was upgraded and the excursions to Perito Moreno and Torres Del Paine day trips were excellent.
My favourite hotel was Mirador Del Lago in El Calafate & Don Tomas in Atacama were both very good and hard to choose which one was better out of the two. Very good service at both hotels. The meals in the restaurants were delicious. The facilities and location was also very good and suited my needs
About the excrsion, it is hard to choose between Perito Moreno & Iguasu day trips. Both were excellent. But the organisation in El Calafate was probably the better out of the two.
Guides, They were all pretty good.
I think the full day trip to Argentine side of Iguasu is a bit too much if people are not doing the boat rides. There should be an option to do a half day trip without the boat ride. Because only 2 people in the group did the boat ride and the rest of us just sat around. People can spend the time to look at other waterfalls in the area but after a whole day of walking around it's very tiring for some people.
Thanks again to Say Hueque and especially to you & Lucia and all the other people who helped me have a wonderful holiday.
Comments About:Featured Trips, Patagonia


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MINISTERS are to ask Coca-Cola, Nike and Sony Playstation to help persuade teenagers not to smoke.
The Government believes that the corporations, who have proved extremely successful in marketing their own products to teenagers, are well-plaed to get the no-smoking message across.
The move came as the European Parliament backed a bid to increase the the amount of space on cigarette packets given over to health warnings. They want it increased ten-fold to 40 per cent.

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Attorneys file last-minute Coe papers
March 18, 2000
Convicted child killer is scheduled for execution next Thursday morning (March
23, 2000).
Sun and wire reports
NASHVILLE - Six days before the scheduled execution of Robert Glen Coe, attorneys for the convicted child killer let loose a barrage of motions and petitions to state and federal officials all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Coe, scheduled to die by lethal injection at 1 a.m. on March 23, would be the first person executed in Tennessee since 1960.
His attorneys filed documents Friday with the U.S. Supreme Court, Tennessee Supreme Court, a federal judge in Nashville and the Tennessee Board of Probation and Parole.
They also submitted a 20-minute video to the parole board in support of Coe's petition for clemency.
Defense lawyer Jim Walker said the deluge foreshadows the pace of legal maneuvers for at least the next six days.
We are pending in a variety of courts now, so we obviously will have to respond in a lot of places rather quickly, he said.
The appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court asks for a review of the Tennessee Supreme Court's finding that Coe is mentally competent to be executed. A stay of execution also was requested so the high court can consider the appeal.
The requests were filed with Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who handles emergency matters from Tennessee. Stevens is authorized to grant or deny them or refer the appeal to the full court, which is most common in capital cases.
The high court refused to hear an appeal from Coe last year.
Meanwhile in Nashville, the application for clemency was accompanied by a video that includes interviews with Coe's siblings, affidavits from three trial jurors who now prefer Coe spend life in prison rather than be executed and a sampling of mental health records and testimony from doctors concerning Coe's mental state. Life in prison without parole was not an option when Coe was tried in 1981.
The attorneys asked the Tennessee Supreme Court to stay Coe's execution so meaningful clemency proceedings can be conducted, Walker said.
Gov. Don Sundquist has asked the seven-member state parole board to review all clemency requests in death penalty cases and to make a non-binding recommendation to him commuting an inmate's death sentence to life imprisonment. It's up to the board to decide whether to grant a hearing on a clemency request.
Coe's lawyers presented a videotaped summary of their case, along with a thick sheaf of documents, to parole board officials yesterday afternoon. Board chairman Charles Traughber said he forwarded the materials to the board members, who live across the state, but he does not expect them to act on the hearing request until Monday.
Attorneys for Coe and the state also met a Friday deadline to file briefs in U.S. District Court on an appeal filed Thursday based on Coe's mental competency.
Judge Aleta Trauger, who received the case this week when Judge John Nixon refused to hear it, has taken the appeal under advisement.
Trauger, a former trial lawyer and bankruptcy judge, was expected to fax her decision to the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati late Friday, said Roger Milam, court clerk of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee in Nashville.
"As a matter of course, every order that is entered is automatically sent to the 6th Circuit," Milam said.
That court, which reinstated Coe's conviction and death sentence in 1998 after Nixon overturned them in 1996, is not expected to take any action until Monday, 6th Circuit court clerk Len Green said Friday.
The same three judges who have heard and turned down other Coe appeals were expected to review Trauger's decision, Green said. Those judges are Danny Boggs of Louisville, Ky., Alan E. Norris of Columbus, Ohio, and Karen Nelson Moore of Cleveland, Ohio.
While state courts have cleared the way for the execution, defense lawyers want federal courts to review the process Tennessee used to find Coe mentally competent to be killed.
State Criminal Court Judge John Colton, following a hearing in Memphis in January, found Coe sane enough to be put to death. The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld that ruling.
The appeal filed with the U.S. Supreme Court says the state's high court used too lax of a standard in determining Coe's sanity. It also questions the timing of the competency ruling and putting the burden on Coe to prove his incompetence.
With there having been proof that Robert Coe's mental state fluctuates, it is proper for the state to prove that Robert is lucid and competent, rather than having Robert prove that he is incompetent, the appeal states.
All issues cited in the appeal are linked to Coe's mental competence and his claim that executing him will violate the 8th Amendment's ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
At the Memphis hearing, Coe shouted obscenities and spit at prosecutors until Colton had him gagged and removed from the courtroom.
Coe, 43, was convicted for the 1979 rape and murder of 8-year-old Cary Ann Medlin of Greenfield, a small town about 50 miles north of Jackson.
The Associated Press, City Editor Kathleen Merrill and The (Nashville) Tennessean contributed to this story.
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Injured swan on the line - Unusual reason for train delays
PUBLISHED: 12:37 30 April 2019 | UPDATED: 12:37 30 April 2019
An injured swan on the line has caused train delays and cancellations on the main line to London today.
Greater Anglia said the swan was on the track between Ilford and Seven Kings this morning, and the RSPCA helped staff to move it to a place of safety.
"The swan was injured, and made its way on to the track," a Greater Anglia spokeswoman said.
"We tried to move it, but it went under a stationary train, and we were trying to coax it out. It has now been moved.
"The RSPCA were on the site and are now caring for the swan."
The incident led to some lines being blocked, and Greater Anglia and Network Rail have apologised via Twitter to passengers affected by the disruption.
All lines have now been reopened, but some trains were still being delayed around noon. However, Greater Anglia said: "Normal services will be provided as soon as possible."
The 12.02 service from London Liverpool Street to Ipswich was cancelled as a result of the incident, while the 10.38 London Liverpool Street to Colchester train was delayed and was no longer calling at Colchester Town.
Passengers were commenting on the incident via Twitter. Nicholas Klingaman said: "Train delayed due to a swan on the line! That's a new one."


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Asking for help
We've talked a lot on this blog about different changes you can make in your daily life to help yourself feel better. Part of that that we haven't really talked about it reaching out to an organization or a mental health professional for help.
Learnin ways to take care of yourself day to day is a fantastic form of self-care. But we also need to know when to acknowledge - and be okay with the fact that - we need help.
It can be scary or intimidating. It might feel weird if you've never done it before. But seeking the resources from local organizations (like Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba - who we love to support) can be really helpful.
Each one offers different expertise and services. So you'll be able to find one that has the information and support you want. We'll provide links to some local ones here in Manitoba and Canada at the bottom of this post.
Another way to get help is to try therapy. It may not be as easily accessible of an option for everyone - but find out if you have any benefits you can use towards these kinds of sessions. Or you check and see if there's someone you can see at your local clinic.
Therapy can be really helpful and help you learn more about yourself. You can look up different ones online too so you can find which one might be the right fit for you.
Sometimes we need a little extra help and that is totally normal and okay. It's not a negative thing - and it can even turn into a journey of learning more about yourself.
These people and places exist because they want to help you. There's no shame in taking advantage of those things. Sometimes self-care does mean asking for help and recognizing that's something we need to do.
But if you're struggling, please see what options are out there. Take a second to see if it really is something you might want to look into more.
It can feel odd to ask for help sometimes - especially from strangers. Our family and friends can be amazing supports but sometimes that extra outside help is good to have.
You don't have to do anything alone, and you shouldn't have to.
Here are some links to different resources you can use:
Government of Manitoba Mental HealthCrisis and Non-Crisis Regional Contacts
Manitoba Psychological Society


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fashion shoot
Mimi is a great model with an incredible look. She has such striking features. Here are a couple just slightly different black and white treatments I applied.
C.C. is beautiful, has an incredible natural smile and positive energy that made her so fun to work with! Such a great model. She kept me smiling the whole time during a recent fall fashion shoot. (Winter doesn't really exist here in Tampa.)


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Ludhiana, February 12: In a horrific incident, a woman in Punjab was brutally dragged from inside a car and was allegedly raped by 10 men on Saturday. Reports inform the tragic incident took place near Issewal village on the banks of Sidwan canal, about 15 km from Ludhiana. According to a report by PTI, the 21-year-old woman was allegedly raped after the car she was travelling in with her friend, was stopped in Jagraon area. According to details by Police, the woman was travelling with a man from Ludhiana to Issewal village on Saturday night. Punjab Shame: 14-Year Old Girl Gangraped in Patiala, Brother Strangulated to Death by Rapists, Probe on.
A case under relevant sections of the IPC has been registered, Police informed. Meanwhile, the investigation has begun and efforts to nab the accused. Superintendent of Police (Investigation) Tarun Rattan informed that the car was stopped in Jagraon by men on three bikes, who were following them for a long time.
As soon as they stopped, the car was attacked by the men with stones and bricks. The men then dragged them out of the car and took them to a vacant spot on the banks of the canal. Reaching the spot, the assailants called six to seven more persons and raped the woman.
Police informed that both, the woman and her friend were held there till Sunday. The report further informs that medical test of the survivor at the Civil Hospital has confirmed the gang rape.


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Shadows Of Tomorrow is a stealth game within the edutainment sector. The objective is to fulfil missions in several 20th century scenarios that were considered crucial for the unfolding of the contemporary geopolitical scenarios. In other words, events that cast a shadow until days of tomorrow.
ST Studios is pushing forward. A project that started from a school project, is now getting bigger and more solid than never! We created "Shadows of Tomorrow", a stealth game, aiming to retell historical stories to our audience, telling them how true events from the past can be interpreted today. You can check out our first trailer below:
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The idea and need behind starting Ako was very much inspired by the work of Neuroscience educator Nathan Wallis. I still remember the first time I heard Nathan speak, walking out with a notebook full of notes, and so many questions about why we don't use all this research to change how our kids learn. I was confused, a little angry but mostly scared about what my kids will miss out on, if I send them to our local school. The spark was ignited and as it turned out, turned into a flame that could not be extinguished.
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Kia ora Nathan for all the work you are doing educating parents, children and educators and especially for waking me up to create a better world for our tamariki!


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Clinical characteristics and significance of Streptococcus salivarius bacteremia and Streptococcus bovis bacteremia: a prospective 16-year study
The aim of this study was to determine the clinical significance of Streptococcus salivarius isolates recovered from blood cultures and compare them with isolates of Streptococcus bovis biotypes I and II. Seventeen of the 52 (32%) S. salivarius isolates recovered were considered clinically significant, compared with 62 of the 64 (97%) S. bovis isolates (p<0.0001). Bacteremia caused by S. salivarius occurred mostly in patients who showed relevant disruption of the mucous membranes and/or serious underlying diseases. Patients with S. salivarius bacteremia were younger than those with S. bovis bacteremia (57 vs. 67 years; p<0.01). Patients with S. salivarius bacteremia and patients with S. bovis II bacteremia had similar rates of endocarditis, colon tumors, and noncolon cancer. On the other hand, when compared with S. bovis I bacteremia, S. salivarius bacteremia was associated with lower rates of endocarditis (18% vs. 74%, respectively) (p<0.01) and colon tumors (0% vs. 57%, respectively) (p<0.005) and higher rates of noncolon cancer (53% vs. 9.5%, respectively) (p<0.01). Bacteremia caused by S. bovis II had a hepatobiliary origin in 50% of the patients, while, in contrast, that due to S. salivarius or S. bovis I was less frequently associated with a hepatobiliary origin (12% and 5%, respectively) (p<0.00001). The rate of penicillin resistance was 31% among S. salivarius isolates and 0% among S. bovis isolates (p<0.0001). In conclusion, the clinical characteristics of S. salivarius bacteremia and S. bovis II bacteremia are similar, and the isolation of S. salivarius in blood should not be systematically regarded as contamination.
KeywordsBlood Culture Endocarditis Positive Blood Culture Mucosal Disruption Blood Isolate
The authors thank Javier Ariza for his comments and his review of the manuscript. This work was supported in part by a grant from the Public Health Service of Galicia, Spain (PGDIT.00.SAN.00007-PR)
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Known for warm weather, outdoor activities, and popular resorts, Orlando is one of the top vacation destinations in the world. Over 72 million people visit the city each year, which means the airport can get pretty busy. After landing in Florida, you'll probably want to head straight from airport to hotel rather than study bus schedules or negotiate fares with a taxi driver, so be sure to reserve a limousine service at Orlando International Airport from Blacklane. When you book Blacklane for your airport transfer at Orlando International, you'll have a professional chauffeur waiting when you land. Fares are all inclusive and paid when you make your reservation, so you won't have to make an extra stop at the ATM machine or convert your foreign currency before leaving the airport. Choosing a reliable car service for Orlando International Airport can make all the difference in the world. Blacklane provides peace of mind for every guest by monitoring incoming flights for delays and adjusting the pickup schedule if necessary. Your chauffeur will allow 60 minutes after your plane arrives for you to deboard, cross the airport, and arrive at the pickup zone. Head for a hotel, or if you choose, book a ride to another location in the city, such as the Orange County Convention Center, the Orlando Business District, or any of the popular theme parks in the area. Your Blacklane chauffeur is here to serve you, so don't make the mistake of settling for a taxi. Book your Blacklane ride now online or with our free app.
Along with providing quality car service Orlando International Airport at an affordable price, we're also proud to offer Blacklane PASS, our premium concierge service. Book a PASS for every leg of your journey, or reserve your concierge for the specific portion you're concerned with. If you'll be arriving at MCO on a domestic flight, your concierge will meet you at the gate, escort you through the airport, and even book an airport transfer for you. International guests will be met beyond the customs line. If you'll be departing, we'll meet you curbside, help with luggage, get you checked in and ready to go, and even take you to the front of the security line, saving you time and energy. Connecting guests may want to consider the benefits of having a personal concierge to assist them. If you're facing a tight connection, or you've booked two separate flights that will involve luggage transfers, the service is extremely valuable. Not only will your concierge handle logistics involving luggage and flight schedules, but they'll also take you between gates, ensuring that you don't get lost in the maze-like terminals and miss your flight. If time is of the essence, we'll even transport you by golf cart whenever possible.
Do you have a long stopover in Orlando? If so, you have a few options. If going landside is possible, you can reserve an hourly chauffeur service at Orlando International Airport and do some exploring around the city. Get some fresh air at Tibet-Butler Nature Preserve, do some shopping at the Mall at Millenia, and enjoy a nice dinner at one of the highly rated restaurants in the area before heading back to MCO for your next flight. Going landside isn't always an option due to visa limitations or time constraints. If you have time to kill but need to remain at the airport, head for a business lounge. Orlando International Airport has a variety of lounges to offer guests, including American Airlines Admirals Club and United Club. Once you're inside and away from the main population of the airport, you'll have the peace you need to regroup before your next flight. For more information, read our guide to Orlando International Airport (MCO).
Airport code: MCO
Address: 1 Jeff Fuqua Blvd, Orlando, FL 32827, USA
Phone number: +1 407-825-2001
Number of terminals: 2
Website: https://www.airport-orlando.com/
Distance to city centre: 13 miles


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While smart machines are expected to transform the industry, they will be ineffective in the absence of an intelligent network. The deployment of robotics in the manufacturing industry has had a positive impact in the last few years. Entrepreneurs agree that these machines can perform precise and delicate tasks more accurately as opposed to humans.
With the evolution of the robotic industry, more smart machines and innovative robots are expected to collaborate with the increasingly evolving Internet of Things which according to Universal Robots will result in billions of gadgets by the year 2020.
Robotic systems are already executing various tasks within the healthcare industry by operating robotic trolleys and pharmacy dispensers which many hospitals have adopted. The hospitality industry has not been left behind as robots are used to execute various services such as automated trolley deliveries and dispensing of drinks.
In the education sector, robots are successfully used as a peer, tutor, or tool in various learning activities. However, many people are yet to decipher the effect of such increased adoption of robotics on prevailing networks in the midst of imminent strain.
Accommodating Robotics Demands
The delivery of critical services using robotics will generate a huge demand for a wider connectivity and a bigger bandwidth. Whether businesses can consolidate conventional IT infrastructure with advanced automation and gain benefits remains to be seen.
Still, whether their networks will be able to fulfill the increasing demands for interoperability, a broader bandwidth, and consistent reliability is a subject of discussion among many technology experts. There will be distinct robotics adoption needs in each industry. In the healthcare industry, for instance, accuracy is critical for robots implemented to help with surgery.
In hospitality, on the other hand, the emphasis will be on punctuality in terms of service or product delivery at the right time and place. In the absence of an effective and robust network as the foundation, independent smart gadgets will be barred by capacity restrictions which means they will hardly prosper in the workplace.
Through the introduction of advanced network technology, the ideal infrastructure can be created to reinforce the aforementioned factors. Having adequate bandwidth across the network edge is essential as it guarantees the continuous execution of time-sensitive roles with minimal error.
Here, the network demonstrated its ability considering that a network that consists of powerful switches able to withstand great connectivity and bandwidth will be ideal to support automation to the maximum. The ultimately advanced SDN appropriate switches come with various features such as deep packet inspection and embedded network analytics.
These switches are gadget and application receptive and enable robots, smart machines, and data prioritization to operate smoothly with minimal barriers. In the wake of increased network demand, businesses must be able to prioritize network volume for applications and gadgets conducting business essential tasks.
This network eloquence can be achieved by implementing prioritization policies depending on user profiles and application or gadget registered within the network. This ensures that users are not disrupted by the operations of the office workers, neither do they bar the performance of the in-house robotic arm.
Industrial level switches are available in the market today. These can operate round the clock within the network edge under challenging industrial circumstances. They are fast becoming essential in various work environments where the deployment of robots has taken place.
Numerous robotic arm automation processes could be rendered obsolete in the event a switch is damaged. Sturdy switches are already operational in challenging environments such as heavy industrial plants and underground tunnels.
Intelligence Fabric
The challenges involved here are digital and physical. The introduction of intelligent fabric networking technology will allow enterprise networks to ease network operations and adapt effectively to the needs of virtual workloads via comprehensive automation. Intelligent fabric describes intelligent implementation or robotic gadgets categorized by policies for easier provision and rapid consolidation.
Cloud computing advancements capable of harnessing concentrated infrastructure advantages such as processing of intricate data in speech, or facial recognition are making application delivery for robotics profoundly attractive. Still, advancements in switch technology are enabling enhanced interoperability and high transfer of data which makes practical implementation of advanced technology more appealing.


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KENILWORTH, NJ – The Blackthorn Restaurant and Irish Pub located at 651 North Michigan Avenue has officially been foreclosed. The ownership has been reverted back to Republic First Bank the court order states as of September 27, 2019. The court order that was issued by the Superior Court of New Jersey provides that the owners were in arrears of the total sum of $2, 616.107.73 in mortgage payments.
First Republic has now assumed the responsibility for maintaining the site and the banks counsel has assured the Borough they will do all necessary cleanups moving forward. All charges of the site's maintenance prior to the bank's responsibility, which was initially led by councilman and public works chairman Mark David, have been assessed and added to the Blackthorn's tax liability.