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Special Deals Await You

ATIF WebMaster — Fri, 30 Oct 2015 17:13:51 +0000

Hello everyone and welcome to Miami!!!

ATIF was able to negotiate some special deals for you – up to 20% discount in restaurants and services. Your ATA badge opens doors to special savings and/or services around downtown Miami. From a chip for your cell phone to SPA special or simply a nice meal, we got you covered.

These locations are all within walking distance from the hotel and the special will only be extended to those wearing the ATA badge. In order to keep this information easily accessible we created this summary for you.

Tip: Select a place below, copy its address, click on the map link and paste it to get directions:

MAP of DOWNTOWN MIAMI

Business	ATA Special	Address Phone	Website
	20%	270 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami FL 33131 305-423-3900	http://exhalespa.com/
	20% +	139 E. Flagler Street Miami FL 33132	https://www.facebook.com/WatchTimeInc/
T-Mobile Cellphone	Priority w/ Geovana and $10 off activation	127 SE 1st Avenue Miami FL 33132
Restaurant	ATA Special	Type Address Phone	Website
	Special Lunch Menu/Special Dinner Rates	Peruvian 168 SE 1st St Miami, FL 3313 (786) 464-0923	www.embarcadero41.com/en/
	$15 full buffet including soda+taxes	Brazilian 129 SE 1st Ave Miami, FL 33131 (305) 375-0992	www.camilasrestaurant.com/
	Executive Menu	Brazilian 190 SE 1st Avenue Miami (305) 415-2006	www.steakbrasil.com/
First Hong Kong Café	20%	Chinese 117 SE 1st Street (305) 808-6665	www.firsthkcafe.com
Okynawa Sushi	20%	Janapanese 119 SE 2nd Ave Miami, FL 33131 305) 381-8688	www.sushiexpressmiami.com/
Casa di Bel	20%	Brazilian 1523 SE 2nd Avenue Miami, FL 33131
Burito San	10%	PanAsian 119 SE 1st Avenue Miami, FL 33131 (305) 533-1288	www.buritosan.com
Kone Sushi	10%	Japanese 247 SE 1st Street Miami, FL 33131 305.373.7622	www.konesushi.com
Station 28	FREE Peruvian drink w meal	Peruvian 94 SE 2nd Street Miami, FL 33131 305-905-0328	www.station28sandwiches.com/
Eternity	None! Just enjoy the great coffee.	Coffee House Eternity Coffee Roasters, 117 SE 2nd Ave Miami, FL 33131 (305) 350-7761	www.eternitycoffeeroasters.com/
Fratelli Milano	Great Italian food	Italian 213 SE 1st St Miami, FL 33131 (305) 373-2300	www.ristorantefratellimilano.com
Las Palmas	Opens at 7 am for breakfast	Latin 209 SE 1st Street Miami, FL 33131 (305) 373-1333
El Cartel		Colombian 194 SE 1st Ave Miami, FL 33131 305-358-7800
Café Bastille		French 248 SE 1st Street Miami, FL 33131 786 425 3575
Freshko Groumet		Noveau 228 SE 1st Street Miami, FL 33131 305 415 2001	www.freshkomiami.com
Downtown Bistro		French 114 SE 1st Street, Miami, FL 33131 305-374-7284
La Granja		Peruvian 127 SE 2nd Ave Miami, FL 33131 (305) 416-4142	www.lagranjarestaurants.com/
Deli & Market – Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner		Deli 105 SE 2nd Street Miami FL 33131	http://www.miami-deli.com/

Getting Into the Market – part IV

ATIF WebMaster — Mon, 31 Aug 2015 16:31:30 +0000

This is the last installment of the 4-part series designed and developed by Gio Lester. The series has guided you through your professional image, visibility to customers, social media, tools and approaches for reaching your customers, and now Gio will discuss the anatomy of a project, networking with peers and clients, among other things.

Please let us know if you have any questions or comments.

Getting Into the Market – part II

ATIF WebMaster — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 05:27:36 +0000

Getting Into the Market is a webinar series designed and developed by Gio Lester. On this second installment of the 4-part series, Gio talks about social media and how to use it. This is an introduction with suggestions and recommendations. Though it is not an in depth study, you will learn a thing or two.

In installment III, Gio will discuss your resume, business card, and finding your customers.

Your comments are welcome!

What Do You Call THAT? Increased Demand for Hybrid Skills

ATIF WebMaster — Fri, 10 Jul 2015 13:32:04 +0000

Interpreting without visual stimuli is more stressful, speaking for stretches longer than 45 minutes compromises accuracy, which creates more stress, vocal chords need to relax, the interpreter needs to unwind…

Source: What Do You Call THAT? Increased Demand for Hybrid Skills

How and who to help | Rose Newell

ATIF WebMaster — Fri, 10 Jul 2015 13:28:00 +0000

I would say the right attitude is knowing you’re a business, and to succeed you have to constantly invest in your skills. It’s thinking and working hard to creatively find ways to improve oneself that suit one’s natural talents, experience and abilities. It is talent, after all, and not attitude, that ensures people can impress and retain good clients who pay premium fees.Rose Newell

Source: How and who to help | Rose Newell

A Legal Distinction Between Translating and Selling Hot Dogs |

ATIF WebMaster — Fri, 12 Jun 2015 01:46:32 +0000

So here are a few very basic legal concepts that may help you understand why translation is not a commodity good and gain a little perspective on how to exercise your rights.

Why Translators & Interpreters Compare Themselves To Doctors & Lawyers

ATIF WebMaster — Wed, 20 May 2015 17:59:07 +0000

There are cases where a translator’s or interpreter’s unique choice of words and how to render a phrase saved a life, or whose special knowledge of culture prevented a legal or political disaster, or whose expertise and skills are so critical to national security, that they do not ever talk about those jobs and have in fact played a crucial role in history.Carmen Arismendy

Freelancers, Here’s How To Protect Your Personal Assets From Liability – Forbes

ATIF WebMaster — Sat, 16 May 2015 20:24:15 +0000

Most self-employed people should not stick with the default business structure. Here’s why and how to choose between the two most common other options: an LLC and an S-corp.

Source: Read more in Forbes