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Hi everyone,
I am looking to build a new PC with a budget of roughly £400-£450. I am looking at buying it in January/February. The main reason I am building a new PC is to play the new Bioware MMO Star Wars: The Old Republic. However, I will also play the occasional other PC game, especially strategy games. Therefore I am not looking for top range specs, but ones that will allow me solid performance for some recent games (especially Star Wars: TOR) and will allow for further upgrading at later date if needed.
I currently have a Coolmaster Centurion 2 ATX Tower that I can gut and use as a shell for my PC, hopefully everything will fit in there. I would like to use my current harddrive if possible, but the rest will be entirely new.
I shall list the components I am currently looking at, if these specs are good, inadequate or if you can recommend any others that would be great help thanks.
CPU: Intel Core i5-2400 (maybe 2500K) 3.10GHz = £159.99
Motherboard : Gigabyte Z68AP-D3 Intel 268 (Socket 1155) DDR3 = £81.38
Kingston HyperX Blu 4GB (2x2GB) DDR3 PC3-12800CP 1600MHz = £17.99 (I will currently only get 4GB and upgrade to 8GB if needed at a later date)
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Harddrive: Would I be able to use my current Harddrive; 320GB Serial ATA NON RAID (is additional information needed about the exact harddrive?)
All that currently comes out at £430. Would this suffice for my needs and are the components compatible/any good?
Thanks for your time!
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An Intel processor just doesn't fit your budget. Try an AMD Athlon II X4 with an AMD 970 chipset, Socket AM3+ motherboard. That will save you a lot of money, and for SWTOR, the processor should still easily get you 60-70 frames per second.
If you're pulling the hard drive out of your old computer, then you might as well do the same with the optical drive. Do note that this will make the old computer no longer functional. Sometimes it's better to keep the old computer functional and sell it that way. There's also the risk that continuing to use an old hard drive could lead to the hard drive failing, as hard drives are only designed to last about five years.
You also need a case and an OS license.
It's probably best to come back and ask again when you're ready to buy, so that you can pick out parts that are a good deal that day. If two parts are equivalent in performance, but one is £50 and the other is £60 today, then you'd rather get the one that is £50. But maybe they'll switch prices in the next two months (prices bounce around a lot, even apart from discounts), and you'd rather get the one that is £50 then than the one that is £60 then even though the latter was cheaper today.
Thanks for the suggestions Quizzical, they sound a better option than the ones I posted.
Good idea, I shall wait until I am 100% ready to buy my new hardware before I post specs again.
One last question. I was reading one of your replies in a thread about laptops where you recommend a Lenovo IdeaPad Z575 Laptop for a mid range option.
I was previously looking at buying a netbook for work/word processing etc, however I am now thinking of combining my two priorities; playing TOR and PC work by buying a mid range laptop that will allow me to do both.
So my question is; clearly a custom built mid-range desktop with the specs I was looking at will outperform the Lenovo IdeaPad Z575 Laptop, but will it be by a large, significant margin? Would the laptop cope with TOR on medium settings with a stable frame rate? That is all I am really looking for.
Thanks so much for your continued help! :)
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if you can be a little patient you should wait till about late january/early febuary for new releases of hardware to come out and buy this years mid-high range equipment. then you could get a cheap hd6970 card. if you got the spare cash get a 80gb solid state for your OS.
good luck!
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The Radeon HD 6850 that you were looking at has somewhere around five times the graphical performance of the Radeon HD 6620G integrated graphics. I'd say that's pretty significant. It's the difference between games running at low to moderate settings, versus games nearly always running smoothly at high settings and sometimes at max settings.
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With my latest build (year old), I went with the HD 6870. Not sure if it was worth the extra $ but I have been pleased with the performance. Have to say that as a looooong time NVidia consumer, I have been pleaseantly surprised with my Radeon.
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Originally posted by kakasaki
Ya Im running a 6750, only needs 450W PU, not to spendy, it handles BF3 pretty good. 720 process units. A pretty good average card. Ill upgrade later after the next gens come down in price.
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I would also strongly suggest into getting 8 GB (2x4GB sticks) of ram instead of 4. Ram is pretty cheap right now and I think 4 GB might act as bottleneck for your current setup.
I also highly agree with going for a AMD option since it will fit a lot better into your price range then going with an Intel choice.
scotty899 - Thanks for the suggestion, I think I will be waiting until January to upgrade anyway, so I shall definitely wait that extra bit longer until the new hardware rolls out, thanks. Any money saving is always welcome!
Quizzical - That sure does sound like a large margin indeed! I guess I shall have a month or so to decide whether I want a much more powerful desktop that will run TOR well, or a mobile laptop that will be better for work but only just adequately run games.
shazzmon - Thanks for the suggestion, I think I will go for a minimum of 8GB as you suggested! I don't want the memory to be holding the system up. Yeah AMD seems to be the way forward for my budget

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Good job on the smut part! But the strongest point in this fanfic is how Revy managed to manipulate Rock into wearing his Hawaiian shirt. Revy's gaining control over Rock in spite of Rock being the negotiator, the mastermind.. me likey! /squee/
| Brad chapter 1 . 12/25/2014
*slow clap * but seriously hellz yeah good job. Characters stayed in character and the writing was very humorous. The sex parts should be explained a bit more. The more vivid, the better we see the picture. And that picture was pretty hot
| jonathan chapter 1 . 8/15/2014
you did the most amazing fanfiction that goes well with the show
| Mehlilbuttonpush chapter 1 . 7/21/2014
Aww this is so cute. I didn't think a random but totally predicable hook up in a roof in death city with a killer and boring guy in a suit would be so clever and romantic. This is just amazing not the picture perfect girl falls for boy fairy tale but it is better than even that.
| Darkness chapter 1 . 7/14/2014
Haha! Loved that fuckin' ending.
| Zero-Tails317 chapter 1 . 7/7/2014
It was kind of smutty but I enjoyed the humor.
| Guest chapter 1 . 6/28/2014
Dat ending doe.
| Joel Courtney chapter 1 . 6/10/2014
Actually that's probably how it would happen in the show but the writer won't let It sucks they counteract eachother perfectly
| LoveGlutton chapter 1 . 6/4/2014
He shoulda bet 1 million
| Guest chapter 1 . 6/4/2014
Sooo cooool, great job :33
| isseixoxo chapter 1 . 5/21/2014
nothing bad here to say but i liked it
| neko-girl83 chapter 1 . 4/19/2014
i like it, really good
| Kells chapter 1 . 4/16/2014
I 4 one though it was good nd would like it if posred more
| Guest chapter 1 . 1/11/2014
I lOved it
| rocketshippergirl chapter 1 . 8/29/2013
I really should be asleep but I'm reading this instead. I cannot stress how much I love this. I swear I can't. Favoriting story now


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"No work to life balance...... "
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I worked at Boston Beer
Its a good job for people coming out of school. The company does a great job of teaching you how to sell in a professional manner
You have no work to life balance.You will work every weekend in the fall and winter. They will dangle a promotion in front of you for years to get you to work 70hr weeks.Many employees are not paid business expenses when they leave the company. Overall, I wouldnt plan on staying with the company for more than a couple of years.
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I worked at Boston BeerRecommendsApproves of CEORecommendsApproves of CEO
leadership, vision, products, fun, great co-workers
Salary needs to be in line with region
Advice to Management
Increase salaries about 10%
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"You are your own boss from beginning to end with no pot under the rainbow no matter how much you put into your job. "
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I worked at Boston BeerNo opinion of CEONo opinion of CEO
Independence - be your own boss
Meeting people if you are young
if you like a party atmosphere
like being in the city
every participates in national sales meeting even if out of state
"work hard play hard" motto means exactly that. You are expected to put in a ton of overtime: nights, weekends, holidays and even 99% of your lunches
No managerial support
No management communications even when it pertains to your job function
high turnover rate
you are expendable at any moment in time
benefits could be a lot better
Advice to Management
curb turnover rate
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Custom Machine Quilting: Susan's Christmas Quilts
My sweet friend Susan made three darling pieces for Christmas and told me I could quilt them however I wanted. I was so excited to try some new things! (I went a little crazy.)
First, this really fun table runner. Susan thought it would be fun to have a giant swirl in the middle of the ornaments, so that is what I did. Then, in the remaining background space, I echo quilted around the ornaments. That echo quilting is harder than I thought! By the end I had gotten the hang of it, but let just say at the beginning there were a few lines that got unpicked. :) I did a loose weave-type pattern in the borders, which was a lot of fun.
Second, this long wall hanging. I outlined each of the panel prints, and did some loop-de-loops in the frames and swirls in the borders. I even tried my hand at micro-stippling, which is much harder than it looks, and also takes a lot of muscle control.
Finally, the one I went crazy on. This wall hanging was so cute, and had so many different places to have fun with! I did a different design in each of the panel backgrounds, and then some fun swag borders around each of the panels. Some figure eights in the borders, and voila! The back looks pretty cool, too. Looking at it now, I wonder if I should have dome something to the actual images in the panels, but at the time I wasn't sure what to do. What do you think?
A surprise {fast and easy} quilt for Great-Grandma
We had no idea what to give her for Christmas.
Especially because she was quite adamant in saying she didn't want anything (which is of course not acceptable).
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Turns out, that, I know how to fix.
A darling layer cake of American Jane's Fairy Tale Friends (thanks Moda!) some really snuggly backing, and a few hours later?
She loved it.
"Oh, I've just never felt something so soft!"
It just might have been the only gift that got her to smile this year.
But I might be biased.
It now lives on her bed along with the matching pillowcase.
That, my friends, is what quilting is all about.
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A bunch of kisses for this guy, who smiles through my hare-brained ideas and loves me anyway.
A heck-of-a-lot of excitement and anticipation for an amazing year to come.
What are you excited about in 2012?
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Roberto was excellent!!
This tour was FANTASTIC. The guides were very knowledgable not only of the book but of general history of the region. Massimo and Robert left us laughing and far more knowledgable. My wife and would recommend them highly!
My family's favorite tour of our trip. The guide Peter was amazing - so well informed and entertaining. People will enjoy this even if they haven't read the book or seen the movie!
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If you have read the book by Dan Brown, this tour is a MUST! It is still worth doing if you have just seen the film as the key locations set in Rome are the same in both book and film. Roberto, our guide was passionate about the book and had so much information to tell us about Rome, the book and the Vatican. From start to finish we both were totally enthrawled with his re-enactment of the story and the details behind the architecture, statues, sculptors, author, fincional characters, religion etc etc. It was probably the best city tour we have EVER done, and we have done a lot!
There were more in the party than we were expecting but the company had been let down by another guide so two groups had to be merged into one. But it did not cause us any problems as we were able to hear everything Roberto had to say, had plenty of time and opportunity for photo's even on a SUnday! and even when we stopped for refreshments, it did not take too long for us all to be served. You don't walk all the way, a coach is laid on to get you between the initial locations and then you walk from Palazzo Navana to Castel san Angelo.
You visit some wonderful churches that are not on the main tourist route and they are beautiful. We have never been inside Castel san Angelo so this was a pleasant visit and the views from the top are magnificent.
All I can add is great, great, GREAT!!!
Great way to see some of the city highlights!
Robert was excellent in bringing to life the history and the book! No need to have read the book to thoroughly enjoy this tour, the best tour in Rome bar none. Robert is a truly awesome story teller and historian. Tour is good mix of air conditioned bus transportation and walking.
Roberto is an excellent guide. he brought the book to life! AND provided so much historical information about the Vatican, churches, sculptures, artists... I highly recommend!
The tour was amazing!!! I highly recommend getting Roberto as your guide he is fantastic!!!!!
Next time you visit Rome, make sure to experience Angels and Demons tour. You dont need to read the book or watch the movie as long as you have Robert as your tour guide, you will absolutely have an amazing memories of Rome, and the story of Angels and Demons itself. You rock, Robert!
Roberto our guide made the tour. He was enthusastic and knowledgeable and brought the whole tour to life.
It would be helpful however if in the description it was made clear that we would be taking a bus for most of the trip because we were thinking it involved a lot of walking.
Robert was a knowledgeable, passionate guide with a flair for the dramatic. He educated us, pointed out the differences between the movie and the book, and between the book and reality Dan Brown's poetic license! We thoroughly enjoyed the 4 hours.
While I had enjoyed Dan Brown's book, my real reason for choosing the Angels and Demons tour was as a way to see a variety of historically interesting sites. Our guide, Roberto, did a great job describing the book's plot line and how the various site fit in, and did a wonderful job including relevant historical facts. As I was really looking for history, I this exceeded my expectations.
Roberto also did a great job managing the tour.
This was a one of the things I didn't wanted to miss from our trip to Rome. It's a must if you liked the movie Angels and Demons, as the tour guide provides so much information about the movie, Rome, culture and historical facts.
Thanks Massimo for sharing you passionate story and historical facts!
Definitely highly recommended, which I passed on several times to my friends.
Fantastic. Roberto was an amazing tour guide. he was knowledgeable, interesting , engaging and funny. Highlight of our trip to Rome.
Fantistic tour. Our guide was great.
Excellent value for money, combining humour and knowledge to great effect. Roberto's style made him instantly engaging, and whilst the novel was used to provide structure and order, there was still an enormous amount of information to soak up, whether you had read the book many times or were simply interested in the history, architecture and renaissance art of Rome. Highly recommended.
Highly recommended, the tour guides Robert and Maximo worked very well together making the trip very amusing and informative..make sure you bring a snack though as there is no time for a food stop.
We have taken this tour on our last day after visiting most important sites and being overwhelmed by art, history so timing was perfect to have a bit of fun attached to the art/history. the tour guides were so much fun and very knowledgable as well - Massimo and Roberto- once again many thanks...
Grazie, Roberto!! Best guided tour my husband and I have ever taken.
If you're a fan of Dan Brown's novel or the movie although it deviates a little from the book, you must take this tour.
In the span of 4 hours, Roberto guided us through the entire story as we visited sites around Rome mentioned in the book. His knowledge of Rome and her history, the Vatican, and the artists who helped build Rome is exceptional! Roberto wove in facts and Roman history, educating and entertaining us throughout our journey.
Not to be missed!
this was so much fun and extremely interesting if you read the book-it really made it all come together! Massimo was great at identifying the book fiction from the truth and spelling it all out-loved it! st angelo's is a must see-it was great and had wonderful views all around. we really liked this. loved the other churches we visited, too. there was a metro strike that day... traffic in rome was horrific yet the bus driver was able to keep the schedule-just amazing--kudo's to him
I'm 52 and my son is 18 - we both enjoyed this tour. Roberto was a very engaging guide who mixed the story with historical truths in a delightful manner. Definitely recommend this !
Guide really knew his stuff and he did a great job adding local color to the story.
This was definitely the highlight of our sightseeing experience during our visit to Rome. I was a little dubious whilst reading the description as it stated that you will be basically traversing back and forth across Rome and I thought you had to walk. This was not the case, to my joy. To get to the different places on the tour, a tour bus was provided, with a commentary of the story and the history of certain parts of Rome that were relevant to the story.
There were two tour guides as our group was fairly large, but our guide, Roberto, was amazing. He was able to immerse you in the story of Angels and Demons with ease, and he was so funny that it just made the whole experience even more enjoyable.
When we arrived in Piazza Navona, we had a 15-30 minute break to chill out for a bit and were offered a complimentary drink, which was a nice surprise.
My favourite part of this trip was the Santa Maria della Vittoria church where the Ecstasy of Saint Theresa statue by Bernini was housed.
All in all, a must for all who are travelling to Rome. You will enjoy it immensely, and be laughing the entire time. You won't even notice the 4 hours go and by the end, you will be wishing for more.
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I was so very excited to try this. The QPR seemed to be amazing (>95 points and under $100). I would guess that the scoring might be more based on the promise than on the wine itself today. There were a lot of flavors and after drinking a more muted Proper this felt pretty intense. It was very berry flavored - both black and red. It felt like it could be a great wine, but I didn't feel like the flavors really had come together. We've got some more of this and I think we might sit on them for another five years before popping the next.
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Velvety blueberry, long finish. Just lovely.
Tasting again after some time in bottle and this wine is really integrating. Beginning to show the elegance it had hinted at earlier. Definitely not a small wine, it isn't the burley beast WA cabs (And wine in general) can often be. A good choice for those who don't think balance equals low alcohol.
Tasted at a Washington Cab party along side 2007 Betz Pere de Famille, 2009 Figgins, 2009 Gramercy Columbia Valley, 2006 Andrew Will Champoux, 2007 Delille Harrison Hill, 2005 Quilceda Creek.
It was the favorite for 3 of the 8 folks (highest percentage of any wine).
Words like "lovely", "Awesome" were used. The wine was decanted for 2 hours one day earlier and returned to bottle. A good decant is highly recommended, as the wine is tight upon opening.
The aromatics of the wine are noticably better than the others. Both beautiful and complex. Flavors are rich and well integrated. Nice moderately long finish.
Of interest, we tasted effectively on day-2. Day 3 and 4 tastings showed that this wine held up really well - boding well for a more aging.
So young! Knew this was baby killing, but the bottle was handy, was having dinner with my Physicist buddy, and wanted to bring a nice bottle.
Awesome juice Billo and Pinto! Tight as heck for 90 min, started opening up to that lovely DuBrul fruit, was so well balanced. Gave a sample to the Morton's Somm who was quite impressed, waived corkage and came back for more.
Don't open with less than 2 hours air, probably better in 4-8 years or with a half day decant...
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"God uses broken things. It takes broken soil to produce a crop, broken clouds to give rain, broken grain to give bread, broken bread to give strength. It is the broken alabaster box that gives forth perfume. It is Peter, weeping bitterly, who returns to greater power than ever."
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"God uses broken things. It takes broken soil to produce a crop, broken clouds to give rain, broken grain to give bread, broken bread to give strength. It is the broken alabaster box that gives forth perfume. It is Peter, weeping bitterly, who returns to greater power than ever."
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UNC RETREAT #1United States, North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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Our UNC Retreat is spacious, inviting, comfortable and 5 mins from campus. Amenities incl: queen sized bed en suite, laundry, wifi, bikes, on bus line, cable, and a lite breakfast.
The Guest Bathroom offers sink, walk-in shower with towels shampoo/conditioner, soap and hair dryer.
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Welcome to our home. We have 3 of our bedrooms listed on Airbnb. This listing features our Bermuda guest room with a queen sized memory foam bed.. You can enjoy all the comforts of a clean and peaceful home if you choose to stay with us. Breakfast served between 8:00am - 10:00am. Real bed to sleep in, WiFi at your fingertips and cable TV in your bedroom.
We have one, two or three bedrooms for rent. To reserve the other bedrooms, please select the other two listings at the same address.
Our retreat offers fantastic shopping and wonderful restaurants all walking distance. We do have 2 bikes for your use and we are also on the bus line, which is free of charge.
We have a membership to the UNC Wellness Center ((website hidden)) which offers 2 heated pools, a massive whirlpool, sauna, indoor track, fitness classes (yoga, cycling, etc) and every piece of equipment imaginable. You have full access to all this for a $10.00 guest fee at the front desk. Bring your swimsuit and enjoy!
NEARBY: Starbucks, Southern Season's, City Kitchen, Squids seafood restaurant, K&W Cafeteria, Alfreido's, Red Bowl, The Loop, Trader Joe's, Harris Teeter, Food Lion, Talbots, Chico's, Stein Mart, Great Outdoors and many more.
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Guests are welcome to our home and its amenities. All living areas are shared, but the guest bedrooms and guest bathrooms are for your private use.
You will receive a key upon check in.
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We will be here to assist in your stay and will offer a light breakfast (muffins, toast, bagels, fruit, coffee, tea or juice). Afternoon tea is available with snacks.
Looking for something to do while you are here? We have an extensive list of recommended restaurants, venues, events in the area and concerts.
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We love our neighborhood which offers great walking, biking and is completely safe. We live in a walking community, so you will see a lot of dog walkers, kids in strollers and morning/ afternoon walkers.
You also have access to the UNC Wellness center, which offers 2 indoor pools, large whirlpool, sauna, indoor track, numerous classes and huge selection of workout equipment. Guest pass is $10 per visit.
We do have new resurfaced tennis courts available up the street from our house and we have rackets and tennis balls available to you.
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We are on the busline and the bus stop is a 3 min walk from the house.
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We loved staying with Bruce and Kim. They have a beautiful home and were the epitome of gracious and hospitable. Can't say enough about how great they were. I hope we are back in the area and able to stay with them again. I feel like we now have new friends in NC!
This was our second time staying with Kim and Bruce. They once again went well beyond what we could possibly expect as guests and made us feel very much at home. They are extremely kind and conscientious, always trying to help in any way they can.
I enjoyed taking walks around the quiet, safe and friendly neighborhood.
Thanks Kim and Bruce...wonderful home, wonderful hosts. Can't go wrong staying with you both!
This was our second stay with Kim and Bruce and it was even better than the first! It's so wonderful to wake up in their lovely home and sit and have coffee and breakfast in their beautiful sunroom. They do everything right and truly care about making your stay comfortable and fun. Highly recommend!
Loved it! Just like staying at a B and B. Quiet, clean, chocolates, water in your room! Lemon water and homemade cookies in the kitchen. Warm, welcoming, funny hosts. Would definitely stay here again.
Kim and Bruce both made us feel very welcome in their home. They had homemade cookies and snacks available when we arrived. There was bottled water and chocolates in the room for us!
Breakfast was very nice with a variety of offerings.
Their home is beautiful and VERY clean! The room was just as it was pictured.
The neighborhood is very nice and safe. We will definitely plan to stay with them again when visiting our daughter in Chapel Hill. I would highly recommend Kim and Bruce as hosts...we enjoyed getting to know them over breakfast :-)
Bruce welcomed Nancy and I when we arrived and carried our bags from the car to our rooms. He showed us where everything was and gave us each a "Welcome' book with house rules, maps, restaurant and shopping suggestions. Kim and Bruce invited us to share their living space with them including the kitchen and family room. Breakfast was delicious each morning and the hosts sat and ate with us, sharing great conversation and advice on things to see and do in the Chapel Hill area. The house is beautiful and all room are just a they appear in the photos. The beds are very comfortable and the house is immaculate! There were many personal touches that made us feel very welcome. Their home is in a very quiet residential neighborhood, good for walking, and just a short drive to UNC campus, shops and restaurants.
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About the Host, Kim
My husband, Bruce, and I have been together for 14 wonderful years and knew that we were two peas in a pod upon our first meeting. We love to camp, dine out and travel. We have been fortunate to visit many great places like the E.U., Costa Rica, Canadian Rockies and all of the Caribbean Islands. We hope to see Ireland and Alaska in our near future.
Bruce is a Respiratory Therapist at Duke Hospital and I am an office manager at a rehab company. We do not have children, but we do have four lovable cats.
We love to entertain family, friends and guests who always feel comfortable in our home! From game night to watching the big game on the big screen, we always have a great time!
So come on over, kick your feet up and relax. We would love to host you.
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