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Playing an overseas lottery

Hello group - I wondered if anyone was aware of the rules in Arg for playing overseas lotteries. I am a UK citizen currently in BA, wishing o buy UK Lottery tickets online, and apparently this is…Continue

Started by Adam W in Uncategorized May 21, 2010.

American Board Certified Physician

I need an American board certified physician to perform a physical for my clearance into the Peace Corps. I am currently in Buenos Aires, is there any doctor who is eligible and if so, how to I get…Continue

Tags: medicine, internal, physical, doctor, medical

Started by JMurphy in Sample Title May 21, 2010.

Article on Living in Patagonia

Great read on living in Bariloche.…Continue

Started by Jamie Schectman in Uncategorized May 14, 2010.

Win tickets to see Argentina vs Canada on May 24th

If anyone wants to go to the friendly match between Argentina and Canada on May 24th, this may be of interest to you:If you become a Facebook fan of…Continue

Tags: canada, argentina, game, football, soccer

Started by Margaux Caffa in Uncategorized May 8, 2010.

Anyone know of English radio service in Argentina?

Does anyone know of any English radio stations/services in Argentina - I would like to tune in on the web?!Continue

Started by Richard Joseph in Sample Title Apr 14, 2010.

Why do people leave Argentina? 4 Replies

I don't live in Argentina myself (yet), but all the research I have done on the place indicates that it is a fantastic country. What perplexes me is why so many Argentines leave for Europe? What do…Continue

Started by Richard Joseph in Sample Title. Last reply by Richard Joseph Apr 14, 2010.

where to find business advice in Argentina

I am a young entrepreneur who previously lived in Argentina and is abouttoreturn with the intention of putting together the details to begin akind ofclosed door restaurant. I was wondering if anyone…Continue

Tags: business

Started by Jennifer Richardson in Sample Title Mar 19, 2010.

Looking for property website that lists rural property 2 Replies

Hi all!I am looking for a website that lists properties for sale, of a rural nature, particularly riverside properties. I also need it to be in English. Can anyone assist?Continue

Started by Richard Joseph in Uncategorized. Last reply by cristalle' Jul 26, 2010.

US television production crew coming to Argentina

My name is Kelly Davies and I am one of the producers of a new travel/adventure TV series called "Last Stop for Paul." It is being produced for the Showtime Network and is based off the movie of the…Continue

Tags: television, actress, model, producer, US

Started by Kelly Davies in Sample Title Feb 22, 2010.

unlocking a mobile phone

Hello everyone,My son is in BsAs, and would like to unlock his spanish mobile phone (originally from Telefonica/Movistar) so that he can use a local sim card in it. Can anyone recommend somewhere…Continue

Started by Richard Mitchell in Sample Title Feb 17, 2010.

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Security tips

Securing your bag in restaurants

My simple trick in e.g. outdoor restaurants where I always place my bag on a chair next to me - fastened to the bag is a thin but strong nylon cord with a carbine hook (both mountaineering equipment) price around AR$ 6

Loop the cord around one arm of the chair or through its back, fasten the hook on the cord and a thief will have to run off with chair and all.

Itzz azz simple… Continue

Posted by John Ståhle on November 17, 2009 at 8:30pm — 6 Comments

I finished my first book: In The Shadow Of The Sun

Hello,
I self-published my short poetry book:
"In The Shadow Of The Sun"
once I sell $400 worth then I will acquire my own ISBN and be able to
republish using better distribution channels... in the meantime I need
your support... buy my book... pass this link on to your friends...

Thx,
Joe
https://www.lulu.com/commerce/index.php?fBuyContent=7972587

Posted by JoeIacovino on November 24, 2009 at 7:00pm — 2 Comments

Your favourite building in Argentina ?

I can't begin to decide which building I find most attractive.
One might be this one with amazing details on Avenida de Mayo, Buenos Aires,
between Suipacha and 9 de Julio.

Posted by Paul Bee on November 24, 2009 at 6:36am — 2 Comments

Che Boludo!

Stephen Page had a book review title ‘Che Boludo: A Gringo’s Guide to Understanding the Argentines’ publsihed on The Argentine Post, 8 November:

http://www.argentinepost.com/2009/11/book-review-che-boludo-a-gringos-guide-to-understanding-the-argentines.html

Posted by Stephen Page on November 9, 2009 at 6:21am — 2 Comments

for writers

call for submissions: Hinchas de Poesia

The online literary journal Hinchas de Poesia (www.hinchasdepoesi a.com) would like to announce that the reading period for their winter issue will run from

October 1, 2009 to December 15, 2009.

Hinchas de Poesia is an on-line digital codex dedicated to modern Pan-American writing, and they need your assistance!

You can help Hinchas de Poesia by submitting your evocative and innovative work to the endeavor of their… Continue

Posted by Stephen Page on October 8, 2009 at 11:30am — 2 Comments

A tale of two more cities: BsAs & Chgo

While I still have a lot of issues with it, the blogpost on the NYT comparing the development of Buenos Aires and Chicago is really good ...if you read the blogger's paper and ignore his post. Good scholar, bad blogger.

www.yanquimike.com.ar

Posted by yanqui mike on October 6, 2009 at 10:00pm — 1 Comment

Mortal by Ivy Alvarez

Mortal by Ivy Alvarez

Reviewed by Stephen Page

Demeter is the ancient Greek goddess of agriculture and fecundity. She is often depicted in artwork as carrying corn, shafts of wheat, or the horn of…

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Posted by Stephen Page on July 22, 2010 at 6:24pm

Women Up On Blocks by Mary Akers

Women Up On Blocks by Mary Akers

Reviewed by Stephen Page

The female protagonists in Mary Akers's collection of short stories, Women Up On Blocks, live maledominated lives. They feel…

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Posted by Stephen Page on July 22, 2010 at 6:23pm

polo, the best Argentina experience ever...!

Forget Maradonna, Evita, Tango and yes, for a moment forget about Malbec...

You have to try polo when you are in Argentina!

But wait, is polo not an expensive sport for the rich and bored...?

Well, yes and no. In Argentina

you can try to play polo at a fraction of what it would cost you in Europe or

the USA.

And the good…

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Posted by Paul Polo on February 19, 2010 at 9:27am

Lucky Girl

A memoir by Mei-Ling Hopgood Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill. 244 Pages. $23.95

Reviewed by Stephen Page

Mei Ling Hopgood was born in Taiwan, abandoned immediately by her birth parents, adopted as a seven-month-old by a white North American couple, and raised in an opportune-rich, predominately white, middle-class suburb of Detroit, Michigan. She was “a little spoiled” by her adoptive parents, but lovingly so, and she was taught that… Continue

Posted by Stephen Page on January 31, 2010 at 11:21am