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Do you want to watch Argentine TV live? See the city and what's going on? Attune your ear to the accent or keep up your listening skills?
Todo Noticias Periodismo Independiente This is a great site to pick up a live streaming signal check it out today!
This goes out to all of you expatriates no matter where you might be!!!
If you are interested in voting from abroad then this is the year to do it and it's so easy now but there are only 8 more days to get registered! I keep my political views out of this and just make the information available to all in the hopes that we'll ALL vote no matter what party you support.
Democrats go here http://www.democratsabroad.org/
and
Republicans go here http://www.republic
So are any of my readers planning to buy property in Argentina anytime soon? If you are then House Hunters International wants to hear from you to share your story.
Here's what they're looking for: "If you are planning on buying a home in Argentina in the near future -- we would love for you to share your story with us on HGTV's #1 show - HOUSE HUNTERS INTERNATIONAL! This is a real estate show on the popular Home and Garden Network watched by millions of viewers in the U.S. for the past 8 years."
I received the following email today and want to spread the word!
"Hi! I'm a Buenos Aires-based producer and we're looking for US &
Canadians living in Argentina for a Documentary about "Water as unique
resource" to be showed at an International Fair in Spain later this
year.
We're looking for Men and Women aged 18-65 years old, from USA/Canada
living in Buenos Aires area. Don't need to be an actor, since we're
looking for "real" people (people from around the world sit in front of
the camera and give their thoughts about the Water and its future as a
natural resouce based on a brief script and their personal opinions).
If you are interested, or known anyone who might be, please contact me
at: luis.reggiardo@gmail.com
Thx!
Luis Reggiardo
Producer
156-397-8366(m)/4863-4869(w"
An important new change has taken effect in Argentina...DAYLIGHT SAVINGS.
Daylight savings went into effect on December 30, 2007. Remember that the southern hemisphere seasons are reversed so the old spring ahead fall back works EXCEPT THE OPPOSITE. Argentine clocks will be turned ahead one hour because it's spring in the southern hemisphere. To make it more confusing, at least for North Americans, the time will return to normal on March 16, almost one week after the U.S.
