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- 8800 Euclid Avenue
- Cleveland , OH , 44106
- United States
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Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE)
Distance 16 MI / 25.75 KM SOUTH WEST to Hotel
Taxi Charge (one way): $0.00 (USD)
Train Charge (one way): $0.00 (USD)
Ferry Charge (one way): $0.00 (USD)
I-71 North to I-90 East. Exit Carnegie Avenue 172C-Turn right onto Carnegie Avenue. Turn left on east 88th Street. Turn right on Euclid Avenue. The hotel is on the left.
Subway Name: RTA
Distance 1.0 MI / 1.61 KM EAST to Hotel
Subway Station Shuttle Included
Taxi Fee From Subway Station: $15.00 (USD)
Turn East on Carnegie Avenue. RTA station located one mile ahead on the right.
Distance 16 MI / 25.75 KM SOUTH WEST to Hotel
Taxi Charge (one way): $0.00 (USD)
Train Charge (one way): $0.00 (USD)
Ferry Charge (one way): $0.00 (USD)
I-71 North to I-90 East. Exit Carnegie Avenue 172C-Turn right onto Carnegie Avenue. Turn left on east 88th Street. Turn right on Euclid Avenue. The hotel is on the left.
Subway Name: RTA
Distance 1.0 MI / 1.61 KM EAST to Hotel
Subway Station Shuttle Included
Taxi Fee From Subway Station: $15.00 (USD)
Turn East on Carnegie Avenue. RTA station located one mile ahead on the right.
- Valet Parking Available: $16.00 (USD)
- Valet Parking Available
- Controlled Access Gates to Parking
- Parking Area Equipped with Lights
Please contact the hotel to arrange transportation from the airport. Please note that there is a taxi stand at the airport that operates 24 hours a day and it will cost about $38.00US plus tax.
Languages spoken by staff
Arabic, English, Spanish, French, Croatian, Hungarian, Italian, Chinese
Pet Policy
The hotel does not allow pets except for service animals. There is no charge for service animals. Our Concierge staff would be please to assist you with referrals for kennels and pet care.
Local Time7:13 PM
CHECK-OUT12:00 PM Late Check out Available
- Service animals allowed
- 14 Room(s) with Accessibility Standards
- Parking
- Special Needs
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Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 180 reviewers.
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by dorchesterdoc Great service Fantastic customer service, staff very helpful and friendly. Room was always kept very clean. IHG members also get free wifi, which was fast and reliable. I was disappointed only in dinner service, which did not have many appetizing vegetarian options. 01 September 2014
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by cpjunior medical stay the hotel was great for my family during my surgery ,Hotel staff great they where friendly and always helpful convience to clinic great. our only complaint is the food or lack of variety the restaurant is expensive and lacks a choice of good meals being confined to hotel u didnt have other meal choices the ony highlight of bar was a fri night happy hour because the other nights where disappointing we did give the restaurant a chance and tried several times to be disappointed each time so we either took a cab or fixed our own meals The lobby had fruit flavored water every day but coffee was over $3 a cup at the cost of hotel at the luxury end of scale the overall value is hurt by the restaurants poor rating 30 August 2014
Rated 3.0 out of 5.0 by HoustonVisitor78 Don't let the Intercontinental brand fool you... ...This is actually a relatively "no-frills" hotel. We chose this hotel for our stay because we wanted a suite. The room was nice and roomy and a fine value overall. But the hotel has few, if any, of the amenities I was anticipating as an Intercontinental-brand hotel. I was very disappointed on check-in; the staff was confused about our family's three separate reservations (and had my grandmother's room listed in the wrong name for the entirety of our stay), and was rude when I inquired about our request for adjoining or nearby rooms. The room was clean, but I was disappointed with the quality of the linens and beds. The towels were thin, and one of the towels in our room was stained and had holes in it! Unacceptable at any hotel, let alone an Intercontinental property. The service at the hotel restaurant was abysmal. We ate there three times for convenience reasons, and each time it was extremely slow. We had to ask for water each time and repeatedly request refills on our drinks. When we asked for a kids' menu, the waitress brought us a used menu from the night before that another child had colored on. Overall, I was happy with the room, but I was very disappointed in the service. It was an average suites hotel - certainly no nicer than other non-luxury-brand suites hotels, but without the complimentary breakfast! 27 August 2014


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Maruti Celerio
Maruti Celerio Variants
Editorial Test Drive Review of Maruti Celerio
The Maruti Celerio is a step-up from both the A-Star and the Estilo hatchback. Having lost ground in this segment to other rivals, the Celerio is Maruti's weapon to regain the lost glory. Ofcourse it will also eat into the sales of the Wagon R but on the whole, it will help Maruti gain traction in the Rs 4-5 lac hatchback category.
At 3600mm in length, 1600mm in width and 1560mm in height, the Celerio is 100mm longer and 70mm taller than the A-Star. Its wheelbase is also 65mm longer than both the A-Star and the Estilo - this has in turn allowed Maruti to liberate more room on the inside which is now comparable to cars like the Honda Brio.
The Celerio also benefits from a bigger boot (235 litres as compared to 212 for Estilo and a mere 129 for the A-Star). On the engine front, the Celerio comes with the same 1.0-litre K10 engine though the overall NVH levels have been worked upon a lot. At 68PS of power and 89Nm of torque, the light weight Celerio has brisk performance for both city and highway use. True to most Maruti offerings, the Celerio excels on the fuel economy front as well with a rated economy of 23.1kmpl.
Maruti will also be offering a new automated transmission on the Celerio and will also make it the most affordable automatic in India.
The Celerio will be sold in a total of five versions - 3 manual and 2 automatic. Steering mounted controls, airbags and ABS are all provided as option. This grown up hatchback with a new modern design (done by Suzuki in Japan) is sure to get footfalls back into Maruti's showrooms.
A diesel engine is expected too but at a later stage.
Maruti Celerio Interiors
The interiors of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio are on par with that of other Maruti Suzuki and so are equipment levels. The entry-level LXi variant comes with power steering and air conditioning only while the car gets a fourth ZXi Optional variant packs in all the bells and whistles such as power windows, stereo with steering mounted controls, door trim fabric, driver's seat height adjust, rear parcel shelf, electric ORVMs, tachometer and tilt steering. Interior space is adequate with lots of headroom and adequate leg room while the width of the car limits comfort for three on the rear seat.
The Maruti Celerio comes equipped with a good equipment list that adds convenience
Quality of materials inside the cabin of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio could have been better
Maruti Celerio Interiors Details
Maruti Celerio Boot space
Maruti Celerio has 235 liters of boot space to store your small luggage and shopping bags.
Maruti Celerio Speedometer
Maruti Celerio has a big large center dial for speedometer in its instrument console.
Maruti Celerio Gear lever
Maruti Celerio has a easy to use gear lever finished in grey color. It is well within the reach of the driver.
Maruti Celerio Cup holders
Maruti Celerio has 2 cup holders which can be used to hold bottles of water as well. It is located after the gear lever between the front seats.
Maruti Celerio Exteriors
The Celerio does not much design to mit. Maruti has used chrome on the grille generously but that's it. The looks of the Celerio remin you of the ALTO 800 and the A-star.
The fit and finish of the exteriors of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio is good
The Maruti Suzuki Celerio could have done with more exciting styling
Maruti Celerio Exteriors Details
Maruti Celerio Front design
Maruti Celerio brings a clean front end design with its well shaped headlamps and slightly sporty looking front fascia. It has twin slat grille in chrome along with body colored bumper with fog lamps integrated into it.
Maruti Celerio Rear design
Maruti Celerio has a modern rear design which looks quite fresh and appealing and it seems to be in proportion with the rest of the car.
Maruti Celerio Side profile
Maruti Celerio has a striking side profile and it is a good looking hatchback.
Maruti Celerio Ground Clearance
Maruti Celerio has a ground clearance of 165mm which is sufficient to go over bad roads and speed breakers easily.
Maruti Celerio Engine & Performance
The Celerio is powered by the compaby's 1.0 litre K10B engine that is responsive throughout the powerband and likes to be revved. The automatic model can do with faster gearshift and is a bit jerky at times, the gearbox is responsive when put in manual mode though.
The engine of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio likes to be revved
Engine noise becomes harsh at the higher end of the power band
Maruti Celerio Engine and Performance Details
Maruti Celerio Acceleration
Maruti Celerio is capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 kmph in approximately 6.22 seconds for the Manual Transmission version while the Auto Gear Shift version will do the same in 6.75 seconds.
Maruti Celerio Top speed
Maruti Celerio will have a top speed of around 150 kmph
Maruti Celerio In-gear acceleration
Maruti Celerio has very good in-gear acceleration thanks to the torque spread across the gears
Maruti Celerio Gearbox
Maruti Celerio has a smooth shifting gearbox in both manual and auto gear shift variants.
Maruti Celerio Mileage and Running Costs
Maruti Celerio Petrol Mileage 23.1 kmpl
Maruti Celerio CNG Mileage --
ARAI tested mileage of the Celerio is at 23.1 km/litre. IN real life we got 15.7 km/litre in the city on the display meter.
Maruti Celerio Mileage View full detail
|Maruti Celerio Petrol Variants
|Maruti Celerio LXi
|23.1 kmpl
|Maruti Celerio VXi
|23.1 kmpl
|Maruti Celerio LXi AMT
|23.1 kmpl
|Maruti Celerio ZXi
|23.1 kmpl
|Maruti Celerio VXi AMT
|23.1 kmpl
|Maruti Celerio ZXi (O)
|23.1 kmpl
|Maruti Celerio CNG Variants
|Maruti Celerio VXi Green
Maruti Celerio Mileage Details
Maruti Celerio City fuel economy
Maruti Celerio will deliver approximately 16 kmpl under normal city driving conditions.
Maruti Celerio Highway fuel economy
Maruti Celerio will deliver approximately 20.5 kmpl under normal highway driving conditions.
Maruti Celerio ARAI rated economy
Maruti Celerio has an ARAI rated fuel efficiency of 23.1 kmpl
Maruti Celerio Tank Range
Maruti Celerio has a tank capacity of 35 liters which gives it an effective range of approximately 650-700 kms on a full tank.
Maruti Celerio Handling Braking & Safety
The Maruti Suzuki Celerio has positive road manners and braking is good. There are no airbags or ABS in the VXi AMT version.
The Maruti Suzuki Celerio has safe and predictable road manners.
Only the top-end ZXi variant of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio gets anti-lock brake
Maruti Celerio Handling, Braking & Safety Details
Maruti Celerio Handling
Maruti Celerio has good handling characteristics and is able to go over undulations and bumps without unsettling the passengers too much.
Maruti Celerio Braking performance
Maruti Celerio has front disc brakes and rear drum brakes and the top end variant will get ABS.
Maruti Celerio Safety features
Maruti Celerio will come with driver side airbag in the top end ZXi variant with co-passenger side airbag as optional equipment.
Maruti Celerio ABS
Maruti Celerio comes with ABS in the top end ZXi variant.
Maruti Celerio Traction control
Maruti Celerio does not come with Traction Control
Maruti Celerio Comfort & Suspension
The Maruti Suzuki Celerio comes with coil spring suspension at the front and rear. The front suspension has a McPherson strut suspension at the front while it has a coupled torsion beam axle at the rear.
The Maruti Suzuki Celerio has a comfortable ride at slow speeds and tracks well in a straight line at high speed
The Maruti Suzuki Celerio's rear suspension feels softly sprung at high speed
Maruti Celerio Comfort & Suspension Details
Maruti Celerio Comfort
Maruti Celerio has a comfortable ride quality with its absorbing seats that provide good support to the back and ample space in the cabin to stretch your legs.
Maruti Celerio Front suspension
Maruti Celerio has Mac Pherson Strut for front suspension
Maruti Celerio Rear suspension
Maruti Celerio has coupled torsion beam for rear suspension
Maruti Celerio Specifications and Features
Dimension & Weights
|Overall Length
|3600 mm
|Overall Width
|1600 mm
|Overall Height
|1650 mm
|Ground Clearance
|165 mm
|90 Nm @ 3500 rpm
|998 cc
|68 PS @ 6000 rpm
|No of Cylinders
Fuel Efficiency
|Mileage Highway
|Mileage City
|Mileage Overall
Wheels & Tyres
|Wheel Size
|14 inch
|Wheel Type
Maruti Celerio Features
|Maruti Celerio
|LXi AMT
|VXi AMT
|ZXi (O)
|VXi Green
|Power Steering
|Power Windows
|Audio System
|Alloy Wheels
Maruti Celerio Colors
- Blazing red
- Sunshine ray
- Cerulean Blue
- Silky Silver
- Glistening grey
- Pearl arctic white
- Cave black
Maruti Celerio Price
Maruti Celerio Price in New DelhiRs 3.76 L - 4.79 L
ex-showroom price in New Delhi
The ex showroom price of Maruti Celerio ranges from Rs 3.76 Lakh to Rs 4.79 Lakh. Maruti Celerio is available in 7 variants. To find the on road price of Maruti Celerio you need to click on the check on road price.
Maruti Celerio has 6 Petrol variant(s), 1 CNG variant(s), the cheapest variant is Maruti Celerio LXi which has a Petrol engine, and starts at Rs 3.76 Lakh, the most expensive variant is Maruti Celerio VXi Green which has a CNG engine and is for Rs 4.69 Lakh .
Maruti Celerio News
The Maruti Celerio was launched to replace both the Estilo and the A-Star. Infact, the Celerio has kicked off to a great start and the automatic version has rewritten the rules of small automatic cars in India. The Celerios popularity can be jud
Maruti Suzuki's export volume is about to take a hit as Europe is set to be removed from the list of markets. India's largest passenger car maker exports about 1.2 lakh cars from India and roughly 30% of it goes to Europe. Financial Express report
Maruti has had a huge success with Celerio hatchback just as it has with many others in the past. To face the increasing demand for the Celerio hatchback, Indias biggest car manufacturer is now planning to increase its production capacity to meet th
Maruti Suzuki has strengthened its foothold in the small car space, thanks in no small measure to the new Celerio. India's first AMT equipped car has been a huge success as evident from the amount of bookings (roughly 1,000 a day during the initial w
Coming up with a block buster product is not something new for Maruti Suzuki, the country's largest passenger car manufacturer. The Maruti Celerio hatchback which was launched at the Auto Expo 2014 is yet another winner. The global compact hat
Maruti Celerio Reviews
Expert Reviews
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By Akshay Posted on Mar,03,04 5:38 PM
Pros Good Performance,Fuel Efficiency,
Cons Average Looks,
My friend has just bought a new Celerio (AMT) version and I drove it yesterday. While my friend is very happy with the purchase due to the low cost AMT or automatic system, I still find my Wagon R a much better vehicle. For an all new car, Maruti could have made the Celerio a better looking hatchback. It has a light feel to it and space at the back is also not good for 3 people. Fuel economy is good, the same Wagon R engine is also good but it doesnt give you a very special feeling for an all new vehicle in the segment.
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I have booked for Celeraio zxi Blue on 6th of february 2014 on the day of Launching with Ms.Garuda Autocraft Pvt., Ltd., Bangalore. It is unfortunate the CAR is not delivered and I suspect whether it is being manufactured or not. In case it is under production still how many months it will take for delivery. without using the car no one can give review. Hope to get an replay from you
By R. Madhav Posted on Mar,03,14 5:41 PM
Pros Good Performance,Comfort,
Cons Average Looks,
Went to test drive the car. The car styling is not that great i would say but it is fair enough. There are very less interior features . Music system is not present in versions below Zxi. The car is provided with much space inside and seat also gives adequate comfort. Dashboard of the car is decent however has a build quality isn't that great. The automatic drive or auto gear shift that the company boasts about is basically shifting the gears without the clutch that of-course will offer good comfort when riding in traffic and you will not have to stress you leg much. Adding this feature the car goes ahead from its competitors. Overall the car is decent and a value for money car.
By swati Posted on Mar,03,14 12:41 PM
Pros Fuel Efficiency,
Cons Average Looks,
The automated gear box is a blessing. I bought the celerio 2 days after its launch. I drive around in Bangalore city and its made my drive so much more comfortable. Its easy to drive and the fact that I dont have to press the clutch is very comforting. its a small car and manages way through traffic very easy. interiors do feel a little average but am happy with my purchase.
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After stopping with brakes on steep hill road, do I need to use handbrake or I can leave on Drive gear
Yes, I like to buy, could your Tiruvalla agent contact me or you can deliver to Tiruvalla, till end of this month I can
be contacted by email only, I can book now using my credit card . Please send an email or u can call me at 001
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I was booked Celerio Vxi AMT on 19-02-2014 through Jaikrishna Maruthi. Till now they dont know that when they get
dispatch details of celerio AMT. Now i am suspect about quality of AMT.

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Jack and the Beanstalk
Me and the fur kids are camped out on the couch again today… Long story short, my palindromic rheumatism (which flares up every few years) caused the big ol' Bakers Cyst behind my knee to rupture, and I've been limping … Continue reading
Green Paint Colors
Remember when I blogged about the Chip It! tool from Sherwin-Williams? Well, I've been eye ballin' the green paint colors in my inspiration photo for a few years now… …so I thought I'd do a little experiment. I got a … Continue reading
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A couple of home magazines featured some of our photographs this summer, so I thought I'd blog a little bit about them here today…before it's time to break out the pumpkins- ha! We shot Ashley and Jamin's veranda for the … Continue reading
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Faogen (Fast Ambient Occlusion Generator) uses your video card GPU to compute ambient occlusion faster than any CPU-based approach. It uses hardware shadow mapping, floating-point render targets and the OpenGL Shading Language to compute ambient occlusion data. Includes tutorial and trial demo.
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Recently I was approached by a Penn State student (via Career Services) as an Alumni, for some advice on job prospects within the Oil and Gas industry. He asked about stability of the oil and gas industry and whether a petroleum engineering degree would be a versatile asset, or too specialised of a degree.
Here was my advice:
Hi XXXXX,
If you are serious about petroleum engineering, you should understand that the oil price is cyclical. As the oil price goes up, the industry booms and as the oil price comes back down, the industry shrinks. I don't personally have a PE degree, however I have worked in the oil industry for the last 10 years or so in various roles. I interviewed for my first job while the oil price was high, and then by the time I was supposed to start the oil price had crashed – they tried to delay my start date , but I was able to talk them out of it. And then I watched many people get laid off during my first few months on the job.
But things got busy when the oil price rose and things were great. The last 10 years have been an amazing time to be in oil – I left to become an Investment Analyst in the Finance and Banking industry but still covering Oil and Gas as well as other alternative energies. I can say that in the next 50 years I expect many new forms of transportation utilizing alternative fuels, as well as power stations moving away from oil – but gas will still be important. Oil may become less important.
However, the skills you learn in Petroleum Engineering can be applied in other ways. As long as you are intelligent and flexible you will be able to find an interesting job. As well, once you get a few years experience you will start becoming more marketable in other areas. Remember – related areas can include IT, Banking, Environmental applications, and Management Consulting – so you are not locked in to working at an oil company.
Do I think you will be unemployed when you graduate? I have no idea. Have you done any internships? Have you taken advantage of the opportunity to work for an associated research centre at your campus? Have you started thinking about writing a thesis – try to make sure it is applied and perhaps even sponsored by an oil company? Have you entered any engineering competitions sponsored by oil companies?
The above are all ways to start making contacts in your industry or companies of choice. They are also good ways to understand if you have chosen the right major for yourself.
Good Luck and let me know if you have further questions


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LANSING, MI (WTVB) - The Department of Corrections (DOC) today announced it would not pursue the privatization of $350 million in prison services, which would have been the largest such privatization in state history. The reason was cost savings. None of the proposals that came in response to Requests For Proposal (RFP) issued in June and July of 2012 met the mark. "I think you've got to evaluate any bid like that on the basis of three things. Cost is certainly one thing, but you also have to evaluate the service and the risk for corrections," said Department of Corrections Director Dan HEYNS.
The low bidders on contracts would have saved the DOC between 3 and 4.5 percent. According to Civil Service Commission (CSC) rules, privatization must show at least a 10 percent savings to be pursued.


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Kiama is a coastal holiday destination in the southern portion of Illawarra, just to the south of Wollongong and Sydney. The area around Kiama holiday villas is noted for its dramatic coastal scenery and rural landscapes, in a region known for its dairy farming.
A little way north of Kiama self-catering holiday rentals are a number of excellent, lifeguarded beaches, ideal for swimming and all the usual beachfront activities. Surfing is popular here – so much so that there are surf competitions and festivals held at some of the nearby beaches. Among the most frequented are Bombo Beach, Kendalls Beach, Mystics Beach and Easts Beach.
The immediate shoreline next to Kiama holiday villas is known for its rugged scenery. There are a few interesting features to take in and perhaps the most dramatic is the Kiama Blowhole. This narrow natural arch can force water at such speeds that it can spray at least 20 metres – if the weather conditions are right. There's another, smaller version of this feature a few hundred metres south of the Kiama Blowhole.
If you're a golf enthusiast visiting Kiama self-catering holiday accommodation then you'll be able to find a number of great golf courses close by. Kiama Golf Club is the closest, and boasts a challenging 18-hole course right on the coast. Other options within a half-hour radius include Kangaroo Vallley, Calderwood Valley and Wollongong.
The city of Wollongong would be a good option for a daytrip from a self-catering villa in Kiama. It's considered a prime destination for swimming and surfing, with access to the Royal National Park, which is ideal for nature walks and offers some fantastic, completely unspoiled beaches.
Sydney is a scenic drive from self-catering holiday villas in Kiama and features a tremendous wealth of world-class sights and experiences. There's the Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House, which are both instantly recognisable. Other landmarks and attractions include the Olympic Park and the Sydney Tower, which is the tallest building in the city.
Kiama holiday villas are found in a part of the country with an oceanic climate, which makes for warm or moderately warm weather from as early as September through to April. The hottest months are September, January and February, while winter bring a mixture of mild and moderately cool conditions.
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Dancing Rabbit signs Daly to promotion deal
PHILADELPHIA, Miss. – Pro golfer John Daly has signed an agreement to promote the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians' two golf courses at its Pearl River Resort near Philadelphia.
The Tribe says in a news release that in addition to making Dancing Rabbit Golf Club's Azaleas and Oaks courses his home tracks, Daly will appear in television, print and digital advertising on behalf of Dancing Rabbit Golf Club. The tribe says the promotions will appear in key markets across the Southeast.
Daly previously represented Dancing Rabbit in 2000.
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How to Stay Upbeat When You Have Psoriasis
Scaly psoriasis patches may make you self-conscious about how you look. Your emotional response could cut even deeper. Having psoriasis increases your risk of depression by nearly 40% -- more than 70% if your psoriasis is severe. So it's important to take care of your emotional health as well as youRead Full Article
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IDC: Tablets sales growth to slow this year
Tablet shipments worldwide will continue to grow this year, but not as quickly as previously expected, according to a forecast released Friday.
Tablet shipments worldwide will continue to grow this year, but not as quickly as previously expected, according to a forecast released Friday.
The PC market is still a bleak place to be, but not as bleak as expected, according to new figures released by analyst company, IDC.
Server sales have picked up after a long slow spell and are likely to stay buoyant well into 2015 and beyond, according to IDC.
Small businesses are growing up when it comes to data, investing in bigger and smarter storage systems that can be shared among PCs, tablets and smartphones.
IBM hopes to expand its customer base and sell to executives outside of IT, including marketers, with a new set of consulting services that can be bought online with a credit card.
Global spending on public cloud services reached US$45.7 billion last year and will experience a 23 percent compound annual growth rate through 2018, according to analyst firm IDC.
An earnings miss by Oracle is usually enough to send tech market forecasters back to their spreadsheets with furrowed brows. But despite the enterprise software giant's weaker-than-expected financials, there was enough good news on the tech sales fro...
The skies have brightened slightly since March for the beleaguered PC, with sales now likely to fall by just 6 percent this year, according to research company IDC.
A slowdown in the growth rate for tablet and mobile phone sales and economic uncertainty in emerging markets are putting a damper on global IT spending, according to IDC.
The looming threat of running an unsupported OS wasn't enough to save PC shipments from continuing their slide in the first quarter.
Though tech spending in the near term is not expected to increase at the heady rates of the dot-com era, industry insiders appear confident that the sector will trend upward this year.
Enterprises finally started opening their pocketbooks for external storage systems in the final quarter of last year, but economic uncertainty and the appeal of public cloud services continue to hold back the market, according to research company Gar...
Confidence in the underlying strength of the tech sector as a whole appears to be solid despite some dispiriting news on the hardware front.
The rate of increase in tablet shipments is expected to slow this year after unabated growth during the product category's first three years of existence.
The demand for customized servers is growing as buying trends change, with more companies designing servers in-house instead of buying from well-established vendors such as Hewlett-Packard or Dell.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
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I own an Arcteryx R280 and it has been extremely uncomfortable when rappelling and belaying. I purchased this harness and am very happy. It is light-weight, but very comfortable. Also, I have a longer torso, and this fits great compared to other harnesses. Plus there is a clip in back to get out of the harness to use the restroom. I would definitely re-purchase this harness.
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Cornelia Gibson ReviewsCornelia GibsonReal estate agent (12 years experience)
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02/24/2014 - patrick munson
Sold a Townhouse home in 2013 in Fairlawn, Washington, DC.
never ever do she ever give up looking for buyers or sellers stays on top here game always prepared and professional have lots of buyers come and visit your property always hepful in giving you ideas to help sell your home rather it's paint repairs landscape
Response from Cornelia on 03/20/2014
Mr. and Mrs. Munson you were a delight to work with. My goal was to help you reach your goal and we did just that.
11/20/2013 - aepag1234
Sold a home in 2013.
Ms. Gibson worked very hard to close on this property for us. Her dedication and due deligence showed throughout the entire process. I would definiately work with her again if we need to buy or sale a home again.
Response from Cornelia on 11/21/2013
Mr. and Mrs. Pinkney I was glad I could be of service to you. It was a pleasure to work with you.
11/15/2013 - tim michienzi
Sold a home in 2013.
Cornelia's professionalism and competency made this a quick and easy process. Her responsiveness And availability at all times was invaluable. My home home sold in 7 days.
Response from Cornelia on 11/18/2013
Thank you Mr. Michienzi....it was a pleasure to work with you.
09/05/2013 - user2724878
Helped me rent a home.
Cornila was amazing I told her exactly what I wanted price range, rooms and she had everthing together very fast it took 1mo toet what I wanted. Thanks cornila you truley the best
Response from Cornelia on 09/09/2013
Thank you Nicole...It was my pleasure to help your family find a new home.
08/06/2013 - user23642693
Found a tenant for a Single Family home in Crofton, MD.
Ms Gibson handled my renting my property and she did it with ease. She was very patient with all of my questions and those of the tenants agent. She should command of the real estate laws foe Anne Anrundel county.
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06/03/2013 - user3028962
Bought a Single Family home in 2013 for approximately $150K in Suitland, MD.
This was our first experience with purchasing a home and Cornelia Gibson and Katherine Bennett were outstanding from beginning to end. They kept in contact and quickly and easily answered all of our questions, comments, and concerns.
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05/11/2013 - user2387879
Sold a Single Family home in 2013 for approximately $250K in Temple Hills, MD.
Cornelia is a seasoned agent. She is knowledgeable, skilled and patient. She means what she says. For example, her email signature says --"Fall seven times, stand up eight, a Japanese proverb". She follows this proverb to the essence. She will not give up till her clients have achieved their goal. I have worked with other agents in the past but am particularly impressed with Cornelia, especially with her sincerety and expertise. Having a thorough knowledge of standard sales, she is an expert short sale negotiator also. Overall, I give her a very high rating and she deserves it!
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01/21/2013 - user9082915
Bought a Cooperative home in 2012 in Washington Highlands, Washington, DC.
I first contacted Cornelia when I saw a Co-op that looked very appealing to me. I clicked her name while searching on Zillow and within a very short time she contacted me and the process began. From the beginning to the end things went very smooth with her professionalism and expertise. We scheduled several meetings and she was always prompt and courteous. I highly recommend her and would use her again if in the market for Real Estate. Trust me, you won't go wrong.
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08/15/2012 - user5484929
Helped me rent a home.
I had a very pleasant experience working with Ms. Gibson. She's very thorough, knowledgeable and about her business. I also found her to be very understanding and compassionate when it came to assisting me. She was excellent at negotiating reasonable terms for me (which was not easy due to my credit issues), and her follow-through is outstanding. Even after I moved into my new home she's kept in touch with me to make sure everything's going smooth. I have her number saved in my phone because I will most definitely refer her to everyone I know who is trying to buy, rent or sale a home. Cornelia Gibson is truly a top-notch professional!
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06/12/2012 - Jasonrac
Sold a Single Family home in 2012 for approximately $300K in Riverdale, MD.
My family and I would like to once again express our heartfelt gratitude for the service we received from Ms. Cornelia Gibson. Ms. Gibson went above and beyond the call of duty while assisting us with the sale of one property and simultaneously helping us negotiate the purchase of another. Within one weekend we received four (4) offers on our property and after viewing tons of properties we were able to have our offer accepted on a another property that had only been on the market less than one week. I attribute our success to Ms Gibson's knowledge, patience, professionalism, hard work and unswerving commitment to excellent customer service.
Response from Cornelia on 06/13/2012
It was an absolute pleasure to help you meet your Real Estate goals. Thank you so much for the kind words.


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Last month, Mana Contemporary was delighted to host a panel discussion on the history of Photorealism, attracting a standing-room only crowd to the ESKFF gallery on the 6th Floor. The panelists included author and gallerist Louis K. Meisel, Hyperrealist sculptor Carole Feuerman, and Photorealist painters Yigal Ozeri and Ben Schonzeit. The discussion was moderated by Eileen S. Kaminsky in conjunction with the current Photorealism exhibition, "Our Own Directions: Works from the Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel Collection."
Interested in hearing highlights from the conversation? Click here for a four-minute preview, or for a more in-depth version, see the 15-minute video here. Special thanks to video director Anthony Ponzio and video editor Adam Cohen.
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Wee reminder: you may be interested to know that I recently began contributing to NotGraphs. I'm gonna be doing something every week, on a Wednesday. I've done a handful of posts so far, including drawings of baseball stadiums done with my weaker right hand. All the drawings I did for NotGraphs are line drawings, but here's a coloured-in version of the Dodger Stadium drawing.
My stuff can be found here: http://www.fangraphs.com/not/author/craig-robinson/
Messing about with layers and filters in Photoshop…
My only visit to Dodger Stadium (so far), July 25, 2008
Always one of my favourite moments of any baseball broadcast: when a Dodger game comes back from commercials and you get an aerial view.
A 1950s proposal for a zoo at Chavez Ravine.
Full story and more great drawings: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/thedailymirror/2007/05/chavez_ravine.html
Linda Ronstadt, Dodger Stadium, 1979. Photo by Jean Krettler.
Elton John, Dodger Stadium, 1975.
Sandy Koufax, 1963 World Series
Rick Monday, Dodger Stadium, April 25, 1976.
Dodger Stadium construction
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PropertyOfZack is a huge fan of Mansions and everything that Chris Browder stands for, so it is always a pleasure to be able to feature him on the site. Chris and I did a great interview not too long ago at his show with Daybreaker and Aficionado to discuss the tour, Dig Up The Dead, two future splits, and a lot more. Read up and enjoy, it's a great one!
Before this run of dates, you were out on the Pay What You Want Tour with Ace Enders and Into It. Over It. That was also the first long set of dates you've done in a while. How was it being back out?
It went really well. I think the bands were all really well matched. Everyone had a slightly different fan base, but I think they were all really receptive to each other, which made it good. It felt like we were winning people over and the same for the other bands too. It was really good, and Ace is super nice and took good care of us. Evan rules too, we've done stuff with him before. It was one of those tours where it was kind of hard to leave at the end because it was kind of long enough where we all became friends.
Was it nice to get back on the east coast too?
Yeah, it was really good to get to play the new songs because it was the first tour since the record came out. That was the biggest difference. Before we'd play the new songs, but nobody knew them. That was really nice. It was the longest tour that we'd done in probably a year too, so it felt good. We've been gone from home for about five weeks now and it feels good to be busy.
Were many songs off of Dig The Dead worked into set?
We're playing only like one old song, which is nice, but we should probably play a little bit more of the old songs, but we're not playing for that long anyways. It's not like that many people knew the old record anyway.
POZ: Have fans been receptive live?
Mansions: People respond real well to it, which feels good.
The record was released on April 5th, and was met with exceptional reviews. How has the total reaction been to it so far?
It's been cool. In terms of sales, it immediately did a lot better than the last one, which is nice to see. We did a lot of touring in between but you never know if it's working or not. We got a lot more press for this one too and you could kind of feel that the machine was working a little bit better for us this time. Kids have been responding to it a lot too, which is really cool. It also doesn't feel like we lost fans that were into the old one but not the new one. Most people seem to be into both.
You guys were on Doghouse for the last release, so is it interesting to see that you beat the sales on your own?
I think it shows a lot how things have changed. Now we're with Burning House, which is really small, but they're willing to spend money and are smart with their money. It makes it almost frustrating that it's this easy to get press now. It's great though.
You've said that Mansions sort of fell off the face of the earth in many people's minds since the release of New Best Friends. Were there even hopes that this would be accepted so well?
When I was making the record I thought about it a lot and if it wasn't good nobody would are because there was no momentum at all, so there was a lot of pressure from that, but it was nice to work with that too. I kept working on things until they were the best they could be.
How has the reaction been compared to the initial reaction of New Best Friends?
There wasn't really an initial reaction to New Best Friends. There was some reaction to the EP before that, and then the record came out and it was a slow trickle of reaction to it. This was cool because it was much more of a release week kind of thing. It's been a lot more positive and a lot less lukewarm.
Why do you think that you had bigger growth during the EPs than you did with the first record?
The self-titled EP was meant to be a teaser for the record, but Doghouse put a bigger push into that. It didn't do so great, so they didn't put a large push into the record. I think that was probably the biggest difference, and I think there might have been some stuff with the EP where people listened to it and people got turned off because the song selection was weird and they may not have even checked out the full-length.
Going back to Doghouse Records wasn't really an option, but why did you sign with Burning House Records?
I knew Casey, who runs it. That was a big thing for me, finding somebody we could trust. We shopped around to different labels, but he was the one from the very beginning that was really excited about it and had a plan. He was really willing to be invested in it financially and emotionally. He wants us to succeed as much as we do. He can't just cut his losses if it's not selling well, which is really important to us at this stage. He's a good guy.
The content of the album itself is highly personal. There seems to be an overarching theme of being lost in the songs throughout nearly every track. Was that planned?
None of that was really planned. I would get a picture of where things were going as the songs came out. They all came out organically and you'd start seeing different themes pop up and the themes made sense with what I had been going through in the past couple years. It was definitely organic, but there was certain stuff I'd do in one song and explore in another.
The album's closer is the one song that lifts you back up. Did you just want to close it that way?
A little bit. It was one of the earlier songs written, but it was a response to all the other questions and doubts on the record. It made sense as a closer. It was important to me to have a semi-optimistic ending. To me, the record overall feels optimistic compared to other stuff, which is funny to me because people think it's really dark. To me it feels kind of optimistic. The closer did make sense to have all those themes in one song.
Dig Up The Dead is certainly more personal than New Best Friends. Were you not comfortable to show that side of you on the last record?
A little bit. To me they're both really personal, but in different ways. New Best Friends might be more personal in terms that it's a little more autobiographical, where it's more factual and is based on really specific events. This one was kind of more existentially personal. I think I've gotten pretty comfortable with being really personal; that's the only way I know how to write.
I believe you've also said that this record could in a way really decide whether you continue to do this or not, so was putting yourself completely into the lyrics and content something that you had to literally do to make sure you gave it your all?
There's that sense that if I don't say it now that I may never say it. There would be lines in songs where I thought it would be too much, but then Robin and other people would tell me that I couldn't change it and to go for it. There were moments where I was nervous, but it was like, "Why even bother if it's not going to personable?"
Over the summer there are plans to release a 7" with Fences. When were those tracks recorded?
Those were recorded in mid-March or maybe April. I think in mid-April. We went to this cool studio in Seattle where a bunch of big bands record, but we got in cheap because one of the Fences guys works there. We got together in the studio at the same time and his drummer played drums on my song and we had two days there.
Were the songs written at the same time of Dig Up The Dead?
The song I did was written the week before I went into record. I had a bunch of b-sides lying around but I really wanted to work on a new song.
POZ: How would you compare it musically?
Chris: It's a little poppier. It's more straightforward too. There are a lot less layers on the song.
POZ: Do you plan on releasing those b-sides?
Chris: Possibly. There are some that I might release. I'd rather write new songs and put them out. There are a couple b-sides though that I might do something with.
You've also confirmed a split with John Nolan later in the year. Does timing for that just depend on when he can record music when having a break from Taking Back Sunday?
Yeah and he's on a big label, so it's a little trickier. We're still figuring everything out, but it should happen. I still have to finish my song. Hopefully it'll come together soon. We've been talking about it for a really long time.
Have you continued to write or think about releasing new material sooner than later as well on releases other than a split?
Yeah, I'm always trying to. On tour I really can't. I want to, but I'm not good at doing it, which sucks. I'll definitely do more once we get back. I'd like to start working on a new record as soon as possible by the end of the year if I can get the songs together.
After this run of dates you have a few shows with Hellogoodbye, but nothing else. When should we see some new announcements?
We're going to do some shows with Fences at the end of July. That's sort of what the split is for. That'll be from Seattle to Chicago. Then hopefully we'll have some stuff after that. We're trying to stay as busy as we can in the fall.
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Not the best but not the worst. But that was a terrible job on trying to fit Goku in there. Guns don't work on guys like him. He isn't that weak at all. Maybe if you used an overpowered spell from a video game or something. And I couldn't understand half the shit being said. But good effort.
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