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Andrea Jakimczuk is quite good, reasonably priced, and speaks some English. Not a lot, but if you speak a bit of Spanish you'll do alright. She has her own studio with several rooms of equipment and such. Not in Palermo, it's near Parque Centenario. Then there is the brilliant kinesiologist...

It's a pretty little town to stop for a picnic if you're on your way to Tandil or other points south.. I keep meaning to get back there and camp for a few days (except that I have no camping gear!) The lake is gorgeous.. pretty and tranquil.

That's exactly right, Philip - and just to expand on what you've outlined, since this is a subject with many misconceptions: I do software unlocks for iPhones as part of my Mac business. Unfortunately, neither the iPhone 4 nor the 4S can currently be software unlocked (by me, or by anybody...

Can anyone recommend a physical therapist and/or an acupuncture practitioner who speaks at least some English? Thanks in advance!

Great article I just came across about the realities of piracy: http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2012/02/03/you-will-never-kill-piracy-and-piracy-will-never-kill-you/

You can get the American version of Netflix streaming (US$8/month) by going through a VPN or similar intermediary. The one I like is called Unblock-US because they only re-route your streaming content, not the rest of your internet - thus easing privacy and speed concerns. It's US$5/month. I'm...

I've just imported a bunch of replacement batteries and touch screens for the iPhone 3G and 3GS. So if you have one of those models and your battery is no longer holding a charge, or your screen is cracked, I can replace it for you. Of course, I still offer all the usual Mac services. See my...

Valeria, I tried sending an email to the address you gave, but it bounced back. I'd probably be a good candidate for your interview if you still need people, just PM me.

Just wanted to say how much I've enjoyed listening to season 1 of this podcast. It's professionally produced, entertaining, and super enlightening. Oh, and free! Thank you for continuing to make it, I know how much work that can be.

There's a shop by Parque Lazama, on the corner of Caseros and Defensa that could definitely do it. Suerte!

I've learned the hard way not to send anything with Correo Argentina. I've sent postcards, packages, and posters to the U.S. through them and not a single one ever arrived. This was from different offices, mind you - so the entire operation seems rigged to me. Incredibly frustrating, all that...

Note that you need to have a DNI (or have a friend with one) to get a domain name here. But once you have that, it's free! As for hosting companies, here's another vote for HostGator - I recently moved all my sites to them (after suffering through years with iPower.com - stay away!) I couldn't...

Just to note that the US$140 fee for US citizens is only if you enter the country by air. I originally entered the country by land, and did not have to pay the fee. It was only a year later when I left and came back (by air) that I had to pay the fee. So if you're crossing the border by bus...

Just wanted to give a warning about Palermo Propiedades, in case you're thinking of renting or buying from them - don't! They're fairly new to the furnished, short-term rental market - which is fine, everyone's allowed to make mistakes, and I'm the first to forgive if apologies are given and...

For those of you looking for a job: The other day we were window shopping along Avenida Avellaneda, in the section between Nazca y Concordia - for those who don't know, this avenue is packed with wholesale and retail fashion clothing and apparel stores. Anyway, nearly every other shop had a...