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Here's how I'm balancing the art of staying unplugged from work and still remaining connected for surfing, email, photos and Skype – of course:
1. Shut down the work laptop and boot up the netbook. The easiest way to leave work behind is to leave the work laptop behind. I booted up my netbook, upgraded the netbook memory to 2GB and installed the latest updates including IE 9.0 and Windows 7 SP1. I also installed Windows Live Essentials to manage photos and write blog entries (like this one). And of course, I have my favorite software installed: Office 2010. I wrote an earlier blog entry on how I used Project 2010 as well – worth checking out if you haven't.
2. OneNote Everywhere. OneNote is really useful for work and home. It's the perfect way to keep a journal, track things I have to do, take notes and track important information such as hotels, tickets and pictures. What's really special is that I can use OneNote from my netbook, Phone and any browser. Not only that, but my wife can do the same. It makes it really easy for the two of us to have one single OneNote notebook. I'm also lucky enough to be on the latest Windows Phone 7.5 ("Mango") – and WP7.5 + OneNote is pure magic. Let me give you my real life example: I have OneNote installed on my netbook and I've created a Notebook ("Personal Diary") that is stored in Skydrive (free cloud service). I have two sections right now – one for "Diary" and one for "Information". In the "Diary" section, each page represents a day; Information has pages for Hotel and Flights. And because the Notebook is stored in the cloud, I can access it seamlessly from my Phone through the Skydrive integration in WP7.5 (if you haven't tried it out – amazing) as well as any browser on any computer. Absolutely killer. The more I think about it, I'm surprised more people aren't doing this for their blog. Much richer and easier to author and access.
3. Windows Phone 7.5. I removed the work Outlook tile and unchecked email sync. Here are some of the features I've been using on a daily basis:
– Hotmail. Conversation view with WP 7.5 makes it easier to read and manage email.
– Zune Music Pass. I'm the biggest fan of the Zune Music Pass. I have a large music collection on my phone that I really enjoy and I've been able to easily find great english and hindi music.
– People Groups. I have a family group tile where I can easily keep in touch with family and see what's going on with them – for example, mass e-mail and SMS. I really like the ability to view "What's new" that aggregates Facebook information.
– Task List. In the calendar hub, there's a native To-Do list/app that can sync with an email service like Exchange or Hotmail. Very convenient and great for work and home.
– OneNote/Skydrive as I mentioned above. I've created a tile that takes me right to my "Personal Diary" from the Start screen with one click. Once I'm in the notebook, I can take notes, pictures and even record audio.
– Pictures and one click upload to Facebook. Makes it easy to share pictures and videos with family.
– Deeper integration with social networks like FB, Twitter and LinkedIn. Not only is aggregation a key service, but the ability to post natively from the phone to FB and Twitter is really cool and convenient.
– My favorite apps like Yelp, IMDB, Amazon, MSN News, etc.
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Getting a good education has always given young people a leg up on life. (Hugh B. Price, 1998) Getting an education is the most important thing to me for myself and my children. It's one of the main reasons I decided to go back to school to prove to my kids and myself that I could achieve the American dream of finishing college. I remember when I was growing up my mother would always talk about me finishing high school and going on to college. She would say just about 80 percent of all jobs in the U.
S. economy were semiskilled or unskilled. That means most workers back then didn't require much in the way of formal education. Even if they never finished high school, they could easily earn enough, for instance, as factory workers to enjoy a decent standard of living, buy a home and a car, take an occasional vacation, and send their kids to college.
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, 2001) There's a crisis in the classrooms. In virtually every school district across America, African American children achieve at lower levels, earn lousier test scores, are placed frequently into special education or remedial and less challenging classes, and are discouraged from striving to excel academically, or demanding excellence from themselves. The perception is that they are intellectually inferior, which is tragically reinforced by a vocal and destructive segment within our own culture that seeks to portray academic achievement as a sell-out to other ethnic backgrounds. Experts say that perception is wrong as a matter of scientific fat. But we cannot allow those attitudes to continue. Indifference toward academic achievement will doom our children to a future far beneath their capabilities and that has to change.
(Hrabowski, Freeman A. , 1998) The role language and language diversity plays in the critical thinking process is once you discover the keys to becoming an effective, informed advocate in the educational community, as well as strategies for communicating with teachers and administrators for the maximum benefit of yourself or your child, and African American children in general you can begin to change the mind-set of the few that does not want the best for themselves. Language empowers the expression of thoughts when you think about an education. Without the language aspect of getting an education, you will never be able to succeed in life. Every parent has a gut instinct why the early years in children's lives are vitally important to their development. Children who are raised in homes that encourage learning and whose parents stay involved in their education at least through the end of elementary school earn higher grades than children whose parents aren't involved.
(Price, Hugh 19998) The role of critical thinking in persuasion is imperative when it comes to getting your child the best education possible. Without the parent there to encourage and help the child along the way, show them the pro's and con's of a good education, it is basically impossible to win a child over. The parent can demonstrate love through active involvement in the child's youngster's education and provide support and encouragement to the child. Establish high expectations for academic and other success; develop open and strong communication with your child and take full advantage of available community resources that supplement what parents can do themselves.
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National Urban League, 2001 Hrabowski, Freeman A. , Beating the Odds: Raising Academically Successful African American Males. Oxford University Press, 1998 Price, Hugh B. Achievement Matters: The Campaign for African American Achievement. Urban League Opportunity Journal, August 1998.
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- shoulndt exhibit the molecule with two C13 isotopes exhibit a mass spectrometric difference of m+2, compared to the molecule with only C12 (M)?
Yep, that's true. Such peaks are observed too. See Figure 1.A in http://www.weddslist.com/ms/maldi.html. The M+2 and even more peaks are observed, too.
- What's the mass of a C13? It's not exactly m(C12)+1, or is it?
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I wanted to understand how biochemical reactions can distinguish between carbon-13 and other isotopes. But the current material here reads less like an encyclopedia article than an excerpt from a nuclear physics text. Can someone with more domain knowledge than I (on the whole subject of carbon-13, not just how to detect it) broaden this article to incorporate aspects of more general interest, like those that might answer my question? Thank you for any assistance. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 17:37, 28 November 2006 (UTC)
- See Isotope fractionation Jclerman 18:57, 28 November 2006 (UTC)
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The alley outside the Lawyer's office was dark and stank of piss. Zara leaned against the wall and watched a whore guide her client by the hand to an even darker corner of the alley. She observed the grizzled, pot-bellied man who had collapsed into a pool of his own vomit. Somewhere, his wife was probably looking for him. A raindrop fell on her head, followed quickly by a second, before a steady downpour began.
"STOP!" Zara turned her head toward the darkened corner of the alley. "HELP!" She stepped from the wall and moved through the shadows. She came upon the whore and her client; and the whore was bleeding. The man had his fist raised, about to hit her a second time. Zara quietly drew her blade, and it flashed through the air. The man screamed in pain and clutched at the stump at his wrist. His hand lay clenched on the ground. Zara wiped off her blade, and sheathed it. She walked out of the shadows, helped the woman to her feet and guided her away. The man had since fallen to the ground, cradling his wound. They left him there.
At the end of the alley, Zara stopped the woman. She had wrapped her arms about herself and she was shivering. "Are you alright?" Zara asked.
The woman nodded. "What are you going to do to him?" she asked.
"He'll bleed out soon enough. You're safe now".
"T-thank you". The woman hugged Zara and scurried off into the night as the rain continued to pour. Zara stood for a moment and watched her go, then wrapped her cloak tighter about herself and moved back into the shadows of the alley. She took out her ruby hilted dagger and twirled it around her fingers. Its blade was six inches long and was sharp on one side, serrated on the other. The blade, like the hilt, was deep black in colour; her only blade of that shade. It had been a gift; given to her by Ezra on their seventh birthday.
"Hello brother" she said. He stepped from the shadows opposite her as she sheathed the blade once more.
"You knew I was there?" She nodded. "How long?"
"The whole time". She smiled. "You're not nearly as good at hiding as I am brother".
"It is true you are more adept at becoming one with the shadows, sister" Ezra said. "That's why the sneaking is best left to you. I believe our good friend is out of his office at the moment, I suppose you would like to be the one who is waiting inside to scare the shit out of him when he arrives back?"
"Indeed I would, brother". Zara smiled. She moved off down the alley and scaled the wall into the back garden of the office. Within twenty seconds, she had picked the lock and made her way inside the ground floor of the building. She maneuvered around stacks of files and documents, glided past large cabinets filled with age old scotch and whiskey bottles, skirted around the plush armchairs and the oaken reading table before coming to the stairs. Quiet as a cat, she stole up them three at a time and entered the first room on the left; the lawyer's office. The walls were lined with shelves containing countless volumes on various aspects of law, histories of different parts of the world, books detailing intricate sciences, and some miscellaneous reading material. Further filing cabinets filled the back wall of the office; arranged alphabetically by client name.
Zara moved across the office and sat in the high backed chair behind the mahogany desk. She shed her cloak and draped it over the chair behind her, and then lifted her legs up and rested her boots on a stack of sheets in the centre of the lawyer's table. She unsheathed her black bladed dagger and began to twirl it across her fingers as she waited.
After some time had passed, Zara heard whistling. The door to the office opened, and the lights clicked on, and the lawyer stopped dead in his tracks. "Hello Silus" Zara said, laying the blade on the table, "Or should I address you as Mr. Splendid?"
"Z-Zara?" Silus said, his mouth agape. "W-what are you doing here?" Zara could sense his eyes drinking in her leather clad body; lingering where her clothes accentuated her best features. He paid particular attention to her bosom, before shaking his head and looking anywhere but at her.
"Ask Ez" Zara said.
"Don't call me that" Ezra said, his voice causing Silus to screech and go crashing sideways into a shelf. Ezra stepped into the room, took one glance at Zara and then turned to face the lawyer. "Work" he said.
"W-work?" Silus asked.
"Have you got anything for us?"
Silus stared blankly at him for a moment, before stepping back out from the shelf and straightening the lapel of his suit jacket. "L-let me check" he said. He scurried over to the desk and went around behind it, before realising Zara was still there. She smiled at him and ran her tongue along her teeth, before blowing him a kiss and moving her legs. Silus waited for her to vacate the chair, but she did not. He laughed nervously before reaching across her and opening one of the drawers. Zara leaned forward and placed her hand on his arm as he withdrew some papers, causing him to stiffen and drop them all over the floor. As he bent down to retrieve them, Zara rested her elbows on her knees and watched him closely, batting her eyelids whenever he looked at her. Ezra stood in the corner, a scowl on his face.
"Well?" Ezra asked.
"I-I don't think I… let me see" he ruffled through some papers, tossing them onto the desk as he did so. Silus scratched his head, looked at Ezra, then at Zara, and then back to Ezra again. "I don't have anything at the moment I'm afraid" he said.
"Well then we'd best be off. Let's go Zara".
"Aww but can't we stay with our good friend Silus a little longer?" she asked, running her hand along the lawyer's leg. Silus jumped and stepped away. "We so rarely get to spend time with him".
"Leave the poor man alone before he has an accident" Ezra said. "Come, we'll leave the city tomorrow morning". Zara pouted, but got up, picked up her dagger and replaced it in his sheath, and then donned her cloak. She went to the door through which Ezra had already left, looked back at the lawyer and blew him a kiss before whisking out through the door.
As she moved toward the stairs, she heard a sigh of "Oh fuck me" come from the room behind her. She popped her head back around the door. "Oh and by the way, Silus" she said, causing the lawyer to jump hastily back to his feet. Zara noticed his belt buckle was now undone and his pants were loose. "If you need us before we leave in the morning, ask for us in the Inn down the street. They'll know where to reach us". She smiled. "And if you'd like to just see me, well I've been known to visit the dreams of many a man" she winked. With that, she stole from the building and into the dark of the night.


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Disclaimer: Think about this, why would I write fanfics on a series or game that I owned? (I don't own Chrono Cross)
Authors Note: Hiya, I could help doing a kawaii Chrono Cross story Kirge that isn't a one shot. Hope you like it. Also, I'm being stupid and starting this one when I'm still working on How Long Is Eternity?, Foxy Fruits, and This Isn't A Dream! I'm just being stupid but enjoy and review!
Oh also, this story is written through KID's point of view. I'll repeat that for some of the slower people, this is through KID's point of view. Also, this is in present time, PRESENT time, not back in the time when the game took place. And it'll take place in Tokyo!
You Can't Be The One
Chapter One: Tokyo High's Newest Student
I walked slowly down the halls, dragging my feet slowly behind me. Some of the other popular girls walked down the long halls next to me and trudged up the long flight of stairs towards the dingy Enlish room. My English teacher is nice, in the most part, since I'm a cheerleader, but her classroom smells like old, rotted asparagus.
"Kid, don't forget to go over the new routine." Said my friend Keli. I was cheerleading caption and she tried to take charge, it made me sick to my stomach."Sure thing Keli. See ya all lata." I replied, putting on a fake smile to hide my anger, walking into my classroom and dropping my books on my desk. I pushed the blonde strands of hair out of my eyes, that had fallen from my ponytail before sitting on the cold metal seats.
"Hi Kid, wanna go out some time?" Korcha asked me. He was so annoying, he asked me that everyday. He stood in front of me with his goofy grin, wearing his baggy cargo pants. I breathed a sigh of relief, he had finally shaved off his mohawk. Finally being the keyword.
"How many times do I have ta say no 'fore it sinks in Korcha?" I grumbled, usually I was in a better mood and turned him down nicely, but I was pissed off today. That's when Mrs. Kinoski walked in and he walked sadly back to his seat.
"Hello class, we have a new student today. His name is Serge. Everyone try to make him feel comfortable. Kid, raise your hand please." Mrs. Kinoski said smiling. I raised my hand, my white tank top sliding a few inches up, rising just above my belly button.
Mrs. Kinoski walked over to my desk, "Serge this is Kid. You can sit behind her and she'll fill you in." She smiled at me and walked off, leaving the boy standing in front of me. He smiled and extended his hand, "I'm Serge."
I shook his hand, noticing how smooth it was. His smile was bright and wonderful and his eyes colbalt in color. His hair was smoothed down in streaks and was a deep blue in color. "Call me Kid."
He took the empty desk behind mine, the one in the back corner closest to the door. Mrs. Kinoski passed out a pop quiz on the Parts of Speech that I know I failed. And the rest of the time was left for us to chill. So I pulled out the new routine and read over it. "I think I'm going to quit cheerleading. The only reason I joined was for Keli, but when I became more popular than her she started being mean when no one was around." I thought, shredding the routine and pushing it off my desk and into the trash can.
Serge had been incrediably silent, so I just shrugged it off. It wasn't like it was my duty to entertain him. But this new guy was so mysterious that my curiousity got the best of me. "Hey mate," I turned to him, "you're being really quiet. What school did ya come from?" I tried making casual conversation with the colbalt orbed boy.
But he never answered, because the bell rang and I grabbed my books and hurryed towards the door, in hopes of running into Keli to tell her my decision. Many girls would stop and glare at me, muttering things like, "Prep," underneath their breath. I didn't blame them though, I hated preps, although a few people thought I was one. I think it was just cause they are jealous. Who knows?
"Hey Keli, can I talk to ya for a sec?" I said, preparing to tell her the news. She would acted shocked, but I knew she'd be relieved. In fact, I just noticed how many friends I really had...
"Oh hey there Serge, was it? How are you?" The wind was picking up as I stood outside the three story high school. Most people had left already, having their own cars, but I hadn't gotten my license yet.
Serge smiled at me, "Fine." I noticed how shy he could be. Suddenly, a group of girls surrounded him, shouting things like, "Hey Serge, I'll go out with you this weekend," or "Hey handsome, haven't seen you around before."
I had to fake cough to hide the laugh forming in my throat. His colbalt eyes grew huge, and I knew he didn't want to go out with any of them. I had to think of something-fast. Suddenly it hit me, "Oh, didn't Serge tell you, he's gay." I said to the group, everyone falling over and Serge's eyes growing bigger, if at all possible.
No, I'm just kidding, I didn't say that. Although it would be fun!
"Serge already has a girlfriend," I quickly lied, watching all the girls stare at the ground, frowns appearing on their faces.
"Oh I get it Serge. You're like all the guys here, only liking Kid. Even my boyfriend asked her out when we were still a couple." Keli said, stepping from behind the other girls.
Serge and I stared at each other, "No, it's not like that! I'm not his girlfriend, and I never went out with Tier. In fact, despite the rumors, I've never had a boyfriend." I said, my biggest secret coming out. I knew that's what Keli wanted me to admit, so she could become more popular than me because she goes out with 50 guys every year-atleast.
But before anyone could get a word in, a honk indicated that my ride was there. I walked away and got into the front seat of the car, immediatly turning up the sterio really loud so my mother couldn't ask how my day was. I looked out the dirty window at Serge, the girls still surrounded him, wanted to know all about his 'girlfriend.'
I laughed to myself, it was kinda funny, watching him try to fight off angry swarms of girls. I guess in a way, he had become Tokyo High's most popular guy on his first day. But there was just one thing wrong with that: everyone assumed that the most popular guy and girl went out, and I just had to be the most popular girl!
"Kid," my mom said through my door, knocking on it softly. "What?" I grumbled, actually relieved for an excuse to put down my homework. "You have company." I got off my bed and stared at the digital clock on the wall, sighing. Who comes to someone's house at 10:56 at night?
I walked to the door in my pajamas, knowing it was just Keli coming to laugh at me or make up some weird rumors, or Yu, my friend that switched schools last year. I opened the door and walked outside, the porch cold on my cold feet.
"Hey Keil-wait, it's ya, how'd ya get my address? And what are ya doin' here?" The colbalt orbed boy stared at me from the bottom of the porch stairs and cleared his throat at my questions, kind of stalling for time.
"I got it from the Tokyo High's Directory. I needed to talk to you. Sorry I came so late, you're house is kind of hard to find." He rubbed the back of his neck nervously.
"Ok, well what'd'ja wanna tell me, mate?" I asked, tapping my foot impatiently.
"I need your help."
I wanna repeat something in the story for those who were skimming or didn't understand it. Kid is not a prep in this series shudders she only joined cheerleading because her friend wanted her too. And all the guys like her so she's popular, but she is NOT a prep. Ok, now that that's taken care of, back to my usual end of chapter A/N
What would Serge need Kid's help with, and why would he show up at her house at 11:00 just to ask her? Find out in Chapter 2
Chapter 2: The Other World?
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Paul Smith, boss of an event management company, paid £675,000 in 2007 for a newly created apartment above a fashion boutique in South Molton Street, in the heart of the West End. The property has just been revalued at £2.25 million, a spectacular increase and proof that buying in the "bull's-eye" of London is one of the smartest investments that can be made.
The latest Land Registry statistics show that central London home values have jumped 20.8 per cent over the past year, reaching an average price of £1,303,292. This compares with a 6.3 per cent rise for Greater London, where the average price is £359,476.
While not totally insulated from knocks and shocks — prices dipped in the immediate aftermath of the banking collapse four years ago — history shows that central London always bounces back strongly. Since the Sixties, prices have roughly doubled every eight years.
Values are now 13.5 per cent above the previous peak in March 2008, according to research by Knight Frank, and the market is forging ahead in areas ringing the gold-plated inner core of Knightsbridge, Belgravia and Mayfair.
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Central London, broadly districts within travel Zone 1 - which is roughly the car congestion charge zone - is alive with change and regeneration, creating fresh buying opportunities for people who want to live in the thick of it.
"London has become more like Paris, Barcelona and downtown Manhattan where people enjoy the buzz of a busy district on their doorstep," says Mike Bickerton of property consultant DTZ.
Residential revamp
King's Cross and London Bridge are becoming new business areas, which in turn create a local residential market. "Midtown", the area between the West End and City, is experiencing its biggest change in 50 years with redevelopment of outdated commercial buildings and workshops. The Square Mile, once a dull nine-to-five office district, has an animated evening economy and needs more homes.
Victoria and the bordering Westminster parliamentary quarter, for decades a forgotten address, is swinging into fashion. Marylebone, Fitzrovia and Bloomsbury continue to be revitalised by independent retailers, restaurants and galleries.
Parts of Theatreland, including grubby Soho backstreets, are getting a facelift. Homes are sprouting up alongside West End department stores and shops. Upper-crust St James's is getting dozens more homes as the Crown Estate sees the benefits of these revitalised areas. Riverside regeneration is under way at Nine Elms and Vauxhall - both hot spots in the making.
Crossrail cuts through much of this territory and is proving a catalyst for more investment, especially around the new stations being built at Tottenham Court Road and Farringdon.
You do not have to be a big-budget buyer to break into this market. Yes, it's true that the so-called "super-prime" addresses (Mayfair, Belgravia, Knightsbridge) cost £3,000-plus per square foot, but values across the wider central London zone range from about £700 a square foot (in Waterloo), and the average is about £1,200.
"Buying in the centre is not just a sound investment, it beats commuting and you have all your needs on the doorstep," says Paul Smith, 42, who has moved back into his South Molton Street apartment, a 960sq ft two-bedroom penthouse, after renting it out for a period.
He has built up a £12 million portfolio of 14 central London properties since his first purchase in Kennington in 2006, and recently has been targeting Westminster and Victoria, where new-build values have jumped 30 per cent in two years.
"People may think they've missed the boat, but that's not the case. If I were starting out now I would still opt for these less expensive areas of central London and avoid traditional addresses such as Mayfair and South Kensington.
"I always buy apartments that I would like to live in myself, and often I do end up living in them. It's about lifestyle as much as investment."
Investor gold rush
London Central Portfolio (LCP), a fund management company that pools investors' money to buy homes in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea and the City of Westminster, says these properties have a track record at least as good as gold, which is considered the ultimate "safe haven" asset.
Property prices have increased by 482 per cent since 1995, based on Land Registry figures, while gold has risen by 468 per cent. Since 1970, central London prices have increased 10.6 per cent per annum, or over 50 times.
Naomi Heaton, LCP managing director, says central London has unique appeal for many buyers, but the biggest factor underpinning price rises is scarcity of supply. Her company focuses on six square miles centred around Hyde Park. Only about 500 homes a year are developed there.
"Canary Wharf may be an important business hub but there is an extensive oversupply of homes and prices are one third of those in the heart of the capital."
Depending on the exact location, West End properties can be cheaper than homes in central London's more established residential neighbourhoods, with prices starting below £500,000 according to LDG, a Marylebone estate agent.
Bang in the bull's-eye
Verge Mayfair is a scheme of 10 apartments carved from a former office block where Oxford Street meets New Bond Street. Instead of opting for simple crash pads for bachelor bankers, developer Oakmayne Bespoke went for exquisitely designed loft-style apartments for fashion-loving buyers.
A discreet entrance on Dering Street opens on to a wide, catwalk-like reception foyer with marble flooring. The homes have high ceilings, Milan-style contemporary interior design and range up to 1,873sq ft in size. Prices from £950,000. Call Knight Frank on 020 7861 5489.
At 21 Brook Street in Mayfair, two apartments (1,453sq ft and 2,164sq ft) have been created at the top of a period building. Prices from £3 million. Call 020 7499 1012.
Even touristy Trafalgar Square has got its first residential development — five apartments in the former Canadian Pacific building. Prices from £5.5 million. Call 020 7235 4555 or visit trafalgarone.co.uk
This appears expensive for a novice residential address but the immediate area is poised for an upgrade. Crown Estate is targeting scruffier side streets either side of Haymarket, currently dominated by souvenir shops and chain restaurants. This facelift aims to attract upmarket retailers and create above-shop apartments.
Neighbouring Soho, where the sex shops that once dominated are giving way to boutiques, is cheaper. Hat Factory brings much-in-demand loft apartments. Tucked away behind Carnaby Street, the handsome listed Victorian former factory is being split into seven two- and three-bedroom apartments, with fabulous open-plan interiors and vaulted ceilings. Prices from £925,000. Call Jones Lang LaSalle on 020 7993 7395.
In Victoria and Westminster, developers are pushing up values in line with the area's rising status, demanding up to £1,600 per square foot for top new apartments, but the going rate remains about £1,000 to £1,200 per square foot — lower than many buyers expect.
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Cambria hotel & suites Ft Collins is located within a few miles (5 km) of Environmental Learning Center and Collindale Golf Course. This 90-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with a restaurant, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. It's in central Fort Collins and also close to Foothills Mall and Edora Pool Ice Center.
Sit down for a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite bistro, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the privacy of your room with room service, or get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café. Full breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 7 AM to 10 AM.
All 90 air-conditioned accommodations feature sitting areas. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and 32-inch flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and DVD players. Pillowtop beds sport premium bedding and pillow menus, and bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs, hair dryers, and designer toiletries. Other standard amenities include MP3 docks, sofa beds, and microwaves.
At Cambria hotel & suites Ft Collins, guests enjoy an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a spa tub. You can take advantage of free parking, along with an area shuttle for a fee. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include free WiFi in public areas, 2 meeting rooms, and a 24-hour business center.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Cambria hotel & suites Ft Collins provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measure 988 square feet (89 square meters). This Art Deco hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Cambria hotel & suites Ft Collins is a smoke-free property.
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Conference space size (meters) - 89
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 988
- 24-hour front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 4
- Total number of rooms - 90
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Grocery/convenience store
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 2
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Picnic area
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Indoor pool
- Television in common areas
- Year Built 2008
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
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Cambria hotel & suites Ft Collins offers 90 air-conditioned accommodations with MP3 docking stations and DVD players. Accommodations offer separate sitting areas and include sofa beds. Pillowtop beds feature premium bedding. A pillow menu is available. 32-inch flat-screen televisions come with premium satellite channels. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations with deep soaking bathtubs, designer toiletries, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
This Fort Collins hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and complimentary newspapers, as well as phones; free local calls are provided (restrictions may apply). Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Phone
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- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Designer toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
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- Deep soaking bathtub
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Flat-panel TV
- MP3 docking station
- Pillowtop mattress
- Pillow menu
Where to Eat
Reflect - This bistro specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 7 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: USD 9.95 for adults and USD 5 for children (approximately)
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Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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I have a permanent bruises, with an indentation that looks like cellulite. What treatment can fix this?
I had an injury years go that has left a bruise that will not go away. It has looked the same. There is also indentation over the area that looks like cellulite, and I can feel the pocket were it was drained. The injury on my thigh bruised and swelled up, which was drained. I can still feel the empty pocket that remained. I really want to know how I can get rid of this. I'm open to anything.
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Your cellulite problem is a common one. Fortunately, finally there are effective ways to minimize this problem. Perhaps the least invasive one is Cellfina™. Cellfina is the only FDA-cleared minimally invasive, one-time procedure clinically proven to improve the appearance of cellulite for at least two years—the longest FDA-cleared duration for a cellulite treatment. A straightforward solution to cellulite, Cellfina™, combines a proven approach with innovative, proprietary technology, to produce precise, long-lasting results and has a high satisfaction rating on RealSelf. Together with Velashape 3, a non invasive procedure to help "shrink wrap the skin" and further minimize cellulite as a combination treatment is perhaps your best chance for taking care of this tough problem. Cellulaze is also a possible treatment but much more invasive
Bruises and indentation after injury
Based on your description, you probably need to have the scar tissue causing the indentation released and fat grafted to the area. The bruising needs to be evaluated in person. Best bet is to obtain a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist in your area for an evaluation and description of treatment options.
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Thanks for your question and we always recommend that you make an appointment and have an assessment by a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who can best evaluate the area you are concerned about, make an appropriate diagnosis, and come up with a game plan that makes sense. If this is from an old injury, there may have been an area where the fat was actually destroyed, which we call fat necrosis. This can be treated with fillers or with fat transfer, and again, it will require a proper diagnosis before one moves forward with these options. I am sure there may be some skin texture changes, which may be similar to cellulite but what you are describing may be more than just that, and again, a proper evaluation will allow a proper treatment plan.
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Indentation that looks like cellulite.
Thank you for your question. The description you gave of an indentation after injury is usually from fat necrosis. The treatment for fat necrosis is fat grafting. You should go for a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options.
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Cellfina is one of the best treatments for cellulite with fat transfer and sculptra. However, the bruising would need to be evaluated in person to determine what is best. Dr Emer.
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Jennifer and Steven's Hatley Castle wedding was such a perfect day for these two high school sweethearts. Sometimes you really do meet your person when you are a teenager! We loved that they seem to have grown up loving each other and then on this day they joined their families. These two were so relaxed and were just all about the love and a fun day with their friends and family which is our most favourite kind of wedding to photograph. Hatley Castle is a gorgeous venue and we love finding new little spots when we shoot here. This day had the ceremony in the croquet garden, cocktails on the castle patio with dinner in the drawing room led to a very romantic first dance under the moon. It was a perfect summer Hatley Castle wedding topped by gorgeous florals from our very dear friends at Rook & Rose – um the roses in the bouquet are just ridiculous! – and the most yummy cake from Ruth & Dean. So glad we get to see Steven's family again next year when we get to capture his sister's wedding!
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21:00 19th January 2016
By David Threlfall-Sykes
Town's Emirates FA Cup journey fell at the first leg after a disappointing defeat in the Third Round replay at Reading.
It all looked good for David Wagner's men after they dominated the opening 25 minutes and took a well-deserved two goal lead, but a red card for Jonathan Hogg changed the game and Reading hit back hard to progress and face Walsall at home in the next round.
Down to ten men, Town didn't find a way to gain any sort of possession after dominating the ball when it was 11 vs 11 and the hosts took full advantage, with Matej Vydra netting a hat-trick.
The first goal came through the first genuine attack of the game nine minutes in, with Jamie Paterson continuing his rich veins of form both in the Emirates FA Cup and against the Royals. Nahki Wells picked up the ball between the home midfield and defence and turned past a defender before Paterson took up possession, drove into the left side of the penalty area and smashed a left footed shot between goalkeeper Ali Al-Habsi and the near post.
The second goal soon followed – and it was a special moment for Tommy Smith. Town attacked down the left after some excellent hold-up play from Wells and Joe Lolley's cross landed perfectly on the head of Emyr Huws; the midfielder's effort struck the bar before Smith's follow-up was saved, but the Terriers kept the ball alive and Smith eventually picked it up on the edge of the box before smashing an unstoppable drive into the bottom corner for his first professional goal in his 94th appearance.
Town continued to pile forwards and created two more great chances before the 25 minute mark. First Joe Lolley delivered a superb defence-splitting pass to find Wells' arcing run, but the top scorer tried to round Al-Habsi and the big Omani 'keeper got down well to smother the ball at his feet.
Next a superb bit of Wagner's famed reaction pressure saw Town win the ball high up the pitch, resulting in another shot for Paterson from 20 yards. On this occasion, the goalkeeper got down to turn the ball around his left-hand post.
However, the game changed in the 26th minute. A long Reading ball forward was knocked down into striker Matej Vydra's path, who skilfully skipped past Mark Hudson to break clear of the defence. Jonathan Hogg tried to get back and cover, but only succeeded in running across the heels of the opposing player and bringing him down on the edge of the Town box. Referee Oliver Langford wasted no time in producing the red card.
To rub salt into the wounds, Reading's on-loan Chelsea midfielder Lucas Piazon stepped forward and sent a real wobbler of a free-kick past the stationary Joe Murphy from the resulting central free-kick to get Reading back within a goal.
Wagner immediately introduced Dean Whitehead to plug the midfield void – his first appearance in 10 games following his knee injury – but the game totally changed thereon in. Wagner reshuffled his pack to a narrow 4-4-1 as Reading began to dominate possession and stretch the width of the pitch, although the best they could do for the rest of the half was a wayward long range drive from midfielder Danny Williams.
Reading continued to make the running, but Town defended stoutly. However, without possession of any kind it did feel like a chance would eventually drop Reading's way. The disappointing aspect was the way it did just before then hour mark.
Town finally managed to mount an attack and some great skill from Paterson by the corner flag won his side an attacking corner. Pato played it short with Davidson and got it back, but the move broke down in the area and Reading broke quickly through Ola John. The Royals flooded forward and got into the box before John shot and although Murphy clawed his first effort into the air, Vydra was unmarked as he acrobatically volleyed the rebound home from the penalty spot.
Things went from bad to worse for Town minutes later when Reading mounted another attack and substitute Ola John crossed low from the right, leaving Vydra with the easy task of tapping home from close range after getting across the near post.
Wells had a golden opportunity to get his side back level just moments after the restart after Huws clipped another delightful ball over the Reading defence to set the Bermudian clear in the area and although he lifted the ball over the onrushing goalkeeper, he was unlucky to see it hit the face of the crossbar rather than drop into the unguarded net.
Joe Murphy kept the tie alive in the 69th minute, rushing from his line to narrow the angle and saving one-handed after Cooper's ball over the top found Vydra's bending run to send the striker clear.
As time progressed, Wagner brought Ishmael Miller on and allowed centre backs Lynch and Hudson to stay forward, but that only succeeded in affording Reading more opportunities; Murphy producing another top save to keep Robson-Kanu's powerful low drive out.
In the end, it was easy for Reading to put Vydra clear in the final minute of normal time and the striker completed his hat-trick, with the ball looping over the stranded Murphy via a deflection off Martin Cranie's outstretched leg.
It got worse in added time when substitute Alex Fernandez was afforded acres of space to drive into the bottom corner from 25 yards out.
Town's team (4-2-3-1):
Joe Murphy; Jason Davidson, Joel Lynch, Mark Hudson (c), Tommy Smith; Emyr Huws, Jonathan Hogg; Joe Lolley (Dean Whitehead, 29 (Ishmael Miller, 75)), Jamie Paterson, Kyle Dempsey (Martin Cranie, 75); Nahki Wells
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Lloyd Allinson, James Husband, Duane Holmes, Flo Bojaj
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just wondering what missions to pick first and which ones to save until last? confused about attacks n **bleep**, please help thankyouuu
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It's entirely dependant on your playstyle mate. Only go with what you know you're capable with, I'll list the easiest ones IMO:
- Revives 0/4 - 0/7 - 0/12
- Mark Enemies 0/7 - 0/14 - 0/21
- Executions 0/2 - 0/4 - 0/6
- Special Executions 0/2 - 0/4 - 0/6
- Heal Team mates 0/20 - 0/25 - 0/30
- Shiv Executions 0/1 - 0/2 - 0/3
^ I normally rotate with those, it makes for very easy week progression. It's a bad idea to set yourself up with molotov kills or semi-auto downs because you'd be surprised how the weapons you use in an average match varies. Also, you have to worry about crafting craftable weapons to get downs with them. Lastly, always play Supply Raid if you have trouble with your missions. Survivors is very unforgiving and completing missions becomes very tough
Good luck with your 12 weeks mate!
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I think downing enemies is easier than executions. Also gifting items is quite easy for the first missions. Just use the support class and you are good to go. If you have friends or a mic to communicate with random people it will help, you can tell them which mission you are doing so they let you have some executions if you decide to go fr that mission.


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Hubert neighborhood experiencing flooding
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HUBERT, ONSLOW COUNTY - The 200 block of Winchester Lane in Hubert has waterfront property from the past weekend's heavy rainfall.
David McGee says the water started to rise on Friday.
By Saturday it creeped up his yard towards his house by 20 feet.
And by Monday morning the flooding found its way over the driveway and into the neighbors yard.
"That was a tree right there in the middle of the fence so I wouldn't run into it with the lawnmower so I wouldn't forget about it well I think it's had a little bit too much to drink," said McGee.
Lynn and Tim Voelkel live next door to McGee.
The past heavy rainfall caused a river to run through their backyard.
"Oh very sick of it yes! I'm ready for to let up," said Lynn Voelkel.
Just down the street on Queens Haven Road motorists were experiencing water over the road.
Lisa Murray stopped to talk to us on era way home from work.
The flooding around her new home brought an unwanted visitor this morning.
"I didn't know the property was like this. And I got children and dogs and we can't even do anything because this morning I'd seen a snake. Yeah a black snake and I don't-I'm ready to really move now," said Murray.
Back at McGees house, the waters are receding.
The McGees may be stuck with the flooding problems for a while.
"We have a lease for year so we might have to deal with this problem until then but it was a rent to buy my wife says we're not going to do it. No we're not going to buy because of this. If you're not going to fix a problem or not going to buy it," said McGee.
He says his landlord called the state to see how to fix the flooding.
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Onslow County sent out a press release saying parts of Swansboro are also experiencing flooding in town.
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The fear he was feeling held him there. It was ascertainity, that his wife had been doing this? He was unsure he had been able to do this. Maltrea knew that had happened he could to the a test this. Someone had slain his son and his wife, the person he had seen who had slain them.
Serata was not willing to allow his son to stand trial. Not knowing anything that could allow him to not put him on trial. Martine was not able to do this, why because he was a sleep. He did not know as to where he had gone on the first night; that he had fallen a sleep. Due to the spell that Taka had cast on him.
He did not know as to why the spell had been cast aside from the tale, Martine had supplied him with. He did not truly understand why he had done this? Unable to stand before the eyes of Taka, and what he desired to find through him doing this
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