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Against that background perhaps the following analysis and theory may fall into place more easily.
Last week I posted a message requesting members to sticky mail details of their own specific situations and sites with respect to the fluctuations.
After spending days analyzing, and watching the picture continue to change before my eyes, I eventually found a theory to hang my hat on. No doubt it will be challenged, but at least it currently fits the data bank I have (my own sites, plus a third party observation set I use, plus those that were submitted to me by the above).
Two general phenomena seem to be dominating the debate:
a) Index pages ranking lower than sub-pages for some sites on main keyword searches
b) Sites appearing much lower than they should on main keyword searches, yet ranking highly when the &filter=0 parameter is applied.
These problems are widespread and there is much confusion out there between the two (and some others).
The first has probably attracted most attention, no doubt because it is throwing up such obvious and glaring glitches in visible search returns (eg: contact pages appearing as the entry page to the site). The second is less visible to the searcher because it simply torpedoes the individual sites affected.
By the way, in case anyone is still unaware, the &filter=0 parameter reverses the filter which screens out duplicate content. Except it does more than that.... it is currently screening out many sites for no obvious reason (sites that are clearly clean and unique).
So why is all this happening? Is there a pattern, and is there a relationship between these two and the other problems?
Well at first I wrestled with all sorts of theories. Most were shot down because I could always find a site in the data set that didn't fit the particular proposition I had in mind. I checked the obvious stuff: onsite criteria, link patterns, WHOIS data... many affected sites were simply 'clean' on anyone's interpretation.
Throughout though, there was the one constant: none of the sites affected were old (eg: more than 2 years) or at least none had old LINK structures.
This seemed ridiculous. There would be no logic to Google treating newer sites in this manner and not older ones. It is hardly likely to check the date when crawling! But the above fact was still there.
I have been toying with all sorts of ideas to resolve it... and the only one that currently makes any sense is the following.
In addition to WebmasterWorld I read a number of search blogs and portals. On one of these (GoogleWatch) a guy called Daniel Brandt quotes GoogleGuy as stating: "That is, we wind down the crawl after fetching 2B+ URLs, and the URL in question might not have been in that set of documents".
Now, assuming that is true (and it's published on the website so I would imagine it isn't invented), or even partially true, all sorts of explanations emerge.
1) The 2BN+ Set
If you are in here, as most long standing and higher PR sites will be, it is likely to be business as usual. These sites will be treated as if they were crawled by the old GoogleBot DEEP crawler. They will be stable.
2) The Twilight Set
But what of the rest? It sounds like Google may only have partial data for these, because the crawlers 'wound down' before getting the full picture. Wouldn't THAT explain some of the above?
To answer this question we need to consider Google's crawling patterns. One assumes that they broadly crawl down from high PR sites. They could also crawl down from older sites, sites they know about and sites they know both exist and are stable. That too would make sense.
You can probably see where this is heading.
If your site or its link structure is relatively new, and/or say PR5 or below, you may well reside in the twilight zone. Google will not have all the data (or all the data AT ONCE) and you will be experiencing instability.
I have sites in my observation set that enter and exit both the problem sets above (a) and (b). It's as though Google is getting the requisite data for a period and then losing some of it again. As if the twilight zone is a temporary repository, perhaps populated and over-written by regular FreshBot data.
The data most affected by this is the link data (including anchor text) � it seems to retain the cache of the site itself and certain other data. This omission would also partially explain the predominance of sub-pages, as with the loss of this link data there is nothing to support the index above those sub-pages (Google is having take each page on totally stand alone value).
I also wonder whether Google sees all of this as a problem. I certainly do. Problem (a) is clearly visible to the searching public. They DON'T want to be presented with the links page for example when they enter a site! That is a poor search experience.
Do they see (b) as a problem? Again, I do. Sites are being filtered out when they have no duplicate content. Something isn't right. Google is omitting some outstanding sites, which will be noticeable in some cases.
The combination of (a) and (b) and perhaps other less well publicized glitches gives a clear impression of instability to anyone watching the SERPS closely (and that's a growing body of people). Together they are also disaffecting many webmasters who have slavishly followed their content-content-content philosophy. As I inferred the other day, if following the Google content/link line gets them no-where at all, they will seek other SEO avenues, which isn't good for Google in the long term.
Some people speculate that there is a software flaw (the old 4 byte / 5 byte theory for URL IDs) and that consequently Google has a shortage of address space with which to store all the unique URL identifiers. Well... I guess that might explain why a temporary zone is appealing to Google. It could well be a device to get around that issue whilst it is being solved. Google though has denied this.
However, it may equally be a symptom of the algorithmic and crawler changes we have seen recently. Ditching the old DeepBot and trying to cover the web with FreshBot was a fundamental shift. It is possible that for the time being Google has given up the chase of trying to index the WHOLE web... or at least FULLY index it at once. Possibly we are still in a transit position, with FreshBot still evolving to fully take on DeepBot responsibility.
If the latter is correct, then the problems above may disappear as Freshbot cranks up its activity (certainly (a)). In the future the 'wind down' may occur after 3BN, and then 4BN.... problem solved... assuming the twilight zone theory is correct.
At present though those newer (eg: 12 months+) links may be subject to �news� status, and require refreshing periodically to be taken account of. When they are not fresh, the target site will struggle, and will display symptoms like sub-pages ranking higher than the index page. When they are fresh, they will recover for a time.
Certainly evidence is mounting that we have a more temporary zone in play. Perhaps problem (b) is simply an overzealous filter (very overzealous indeed!). However, problem (a) and other issues suggest a range of instability that affects some sites and not others. Those affected all seem to have the right characteristics to support the theory: relatively new link structure and/or not high PR.
The question that many will no doubt ask is that, if this is correct�. how long will it last? Obviously I can�t answer that. All I have put forward is a proposition based upon a reasonable amount of data and information.
I must admit, I do struggle to find any other explanation for what is currently happening. Brett�s �algo tweak� suggestion just doesn�t stack up against the instability, the site selection for that instability, or the non-application to longer established sites.
The above theory addresses all those, but as ever�. if anyone has a better idea, which accounts for all the symptoms I have covered (and stands up against a volume of test data), I�m all ears. Maybe GoogleGuy wishes to comment and offer a guiding hand through these turbulent times.
My view is much more simple, because that's all my brain will take ... I think Google tried a different 'algo' ..it didn't work, they lost a lot of data and can't fix it.
They have old data, and with new submissions and spider results they'll have very new data...the bit in the middle has gone. It won't come back.
I think it needs a fresh start. Get all those bots working, send em out, index everything ... back it up, filter and re index.
That's my opinion anyway.
Full marks for the research you have done and for your findings. I think it will be interesting to read GG's response.
My problem with it is that due to the sheer volume of largely unknown factors to be taken into account, it is not possible for anyone to come up with a hypothesis thats even close to the actual problem.
Problem (a) is clearly visible to the searching public. They DON'T want to be presented with the links page for example when they enter a site! That is a poor search experience.
I dont think users are particularly concerned about what page they enter a site from.
Yeh, walking through the womens lingerie department to get to the gents clothes is fun, but it wastes my time. But Ive entered the store for a reason so Ill go and have a look around anyway.
I think most of us assume that visitors can hit our sites from any page, so we accommodate for this in our linking structure.
Perhaps we DON'T want people coming to our sites in the middle of our sales pitch, but hey - that's the nature of the web.
Do they see (b) as a problem? Again, I do. Sites are being filtered out when they have no duplicate content. Something isn't right. Google is omitting some outstanding sites, which will be noticeable in some cases.
Sorry, regular searches wont miss something that isn't there.
Granted those searching for brand name sites and arent able to find them may be slightly confused, but the majority of the searching public looks for services, key phrases, etc - not branding.
The only people who will notice are the site owners (regular visitors will arrive at site via type ins in most cases).
Together they are also disaffecting many webmasters who have slavishly followed their content-content-content philosophy. As I inferred the other day, if following the Google content/link line gets them no-where at all, they will seek other SEO avenues, which isn't good for Google in the long term.
I agree wholeheartedly. Most people only play ball when it�s in their own best interests! ;)
Overall I think many people are analysing these past few weeks (or months?) way too deeply - noone has nearly enough facts to base any reasonable theory on.
Even before the changes, when we "knew" what was going on, most people struggled to make heads or tails of the algo.
Taking a sample set to base an experiment on is all very well, but you can�t control the environment under which the experiment is carried out. That, coupled with so many unknown variables, makes any conclusions guesses at best.
To be honest, I don�t care too much about any changes - Ive only breifly read up on some of the posts and a few other sites.
Any resulting new algo or change in the current algo will just open up the ballgame for the leaders to lead again and for the followers to trail back behind! ;)
Let the games commence!
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As a searcher, if I'm looking for widgets I don't want to enter the widgets site on the site stats page. I don't want to see a title of 'site stats' in the Google SERPS (and I did today on at least one search for a product). I don't want to guess, assuming I do click on that page, how to actually find widgets.
I DO want to hit the proper front door navigation, designed to get me to widgets in the appropriate way. I believe most people will agree with that.
>> The only people who will notice are the site owners <<
I did actually make the point that this was less visible. Not to worry.... it is STILL an issue. Writing off great sites (lots of them) because theye can't get their filters right does Google no good at all.
That's another minority they will upset. Which minority tomorrow? They should remember that a bandwaggon is easy to start and difficult to stop.
>> Most people only play ball when it�s in their own best interests! <<
They should not under estimate that either. They have changed the way most webmasters think and driven them to create content as a priority (no problem there). If they are not careful from here though, they will change how they think again.
Another disturbing aspect is how long this is lasting.... and will it ever stop? I suggest that's something else that supports the theory.
For example, since we know of a number of sites that are experiencing these phenomena, why not check site logs to see if, when, and how deeply freshdeepbot is crawling them?
If a consistent pattern can be identified, that would seem to hold evidence on whether a particular site is a part of the initial 2 billion, or in the 2B+ set. If, as GG says, the crawl winds down after 2 billion, that would suggest at least a temporal difference in spidering if not a situation where sites might not be spidered very well at all.
Also, one thing puzzle me about this. Index pages would seem like the most important pages to many sites, and no doubt google is aware of this. So it would seem that if you had incomplete data and could only get part of a site spidered and indexed properly, you might want to do that with the index page.
Since you've looked at some of these sites...are you sure there aren't any consistent patterns that might have tipped off a poorly-conceived spam filter? Anything like a common link structure, heavy keyword density, or minimal content could do it.
Also, are there any trends in when these sites were launched beyond the < 2 years thing? It seems like 2 years is just about geological time on the internet, and if google couldn't get an accurate picture of a site in that amount of time, then its a crappier system than I would have ever thought.
As of last night our SERPs changed from #3 to somewhere back on page 6, some of the new top SERPs sites are
relevant to the keyword search, many are not. There are quite a few new sites, seems that most of the new sites do not have whatever problem most of us that have been around are having.
I checked the meta tags of the top 10 sites, strangely none of the top ten used the following tag:
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="all,index,follow">
I checked the meta tags of the top 10 sites, strangely none of the top ten used the following tag:
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="all,index,follow">
Nothing strange about that...I think most people realize that its superfluous compared to no tag at all.
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If you read the original post you will see I checked all the basic stuff for patterns.
>> are there any trends in when these sites were launched beyond the < 2 years thing? <<
It doesn't appear to be the age of the site itself, but the age of the external link structure. It is link data that is not being taken account of when sites fall. That also answers your point on the incomplete data - the site itself is being captured - the links are the problem.
It's also much less than two years. I can't give a precise fix, but any threshold is certainly less than that.
Overall I think many people are analysing these past few weeks (or months?) way too deeply - noone has nearly enough facts to base any reasonable theory on.
I would tend to agree with that ;)
Index page fluctuating or not ranking properly? I think the part where Dominic hurt most SEOs was bcoz of the missing backlinks. Then we have Esmeralda where backlinks are brought into the picture. My logic says that since index pages have most no. of backlinks (and coming from a phase where we had less amount of links a month before) we will see the index page fluctuate a lot. These are just my initial thoughts and these may change when I see the final results. Your theories about 2B limit are very interesting :)
i have a site that was getting around 80 visits on index per day.it is nice site,totally clean,in all major directories ,dmoz etc,pr 5. around week ago it climed to 130+ per day for 2 days (just index) and then it slowly came down. now it is around 20 or even down to 10! that sucks. Quickly looking at stats i see that overall visits are somewhere there like before but i dont know if this is jsut new "thing"(more hits to other pages not index) or because 10 new pages is in the index now. anyway,from SEO point of view, i definitelly dont like this new no-index "Algo".
also i still dont see some pages in index that are over 2 months old but some pages that are 2 weeks old or so are there.What gives?
also this pr 0 on interior pages is slowly getting on my nerves now.pages like totaly clean,ther is NO reason for any penalty and i am sure it aint.
Also this pr 0 on tons of pages that actually dont have pr 0 is making it really difficult to get quality backlinks. they askyou to link to them but they have like pr 0!Even my site has pr 0 on some interior pages while some are pr 5.
i am definitelly not satisified with google last few months as you can see. not that i want something for nothing but it is getting little annoying now. I have this feelign that it is all falling appart and that they are applying some "new" fixes/algos/tweaks and who knows what instead of totally renowating their algo..
that is just my personal view.:)
napoleon,nice post, i tend to agree.it seems my site fell into this twilight zone category.
[edited by: JonB at 3:26 pm (utc) on June 23, 2003]
are you sure there aren't any consistent patterns that might have tipped off a poorly-conceived spam filter?
This brings to mind questions that I haven't seen asked in the index issue analysis:
-What's the only SE that has a blog clog issue in their SERPs that can only be blamed on their current, perhaps past, method of allocating relevancy?
-What page do most blogs obtain & pass on sometimes false "relevancy" and rely upon for a majority of traffic, yet are a glorified link/sitemap page hybrid?--this is where Brett could be right, although I can't see Google permanently settling this issue with one big swipe unless they make index pages now "prove" themselves with age to reach their proper status.
-Where does Google stand with the BLOG tab being added? Is this their premature attempt to eliminate blog clog without giving in to adding another tab? I mean what percentage of the real world reads this stuff? In my opinion, not enough to warrant a tab of precious Google real estate.
Napolean, were there any blog sites in your sample? An analysis of older and newer blog sites might be worthwhile.
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None of the blogs I looked at were affected at all. Granted it was only a handful.
>> Is this their premature attempt to eliminate blog clog without giving in to adding another tab? <<
If it was, surely some sort of pattern would be evident (other than link structure age)? And before I'm asked, yes, I checked that those sites affected did not have almost exclusively the same anchor text for their links. Some did.... but here's the bummer... some didn't.
I offered my theory a while ago that Google being manipulated so easy by any body with a little knowledge does not look good for a company thinking of going public.
Isn't if funny we start to see these changes after they bring in "their money oriented" person to run the company and let Sergy and Larry do what they like to do which is code and run search theories.
The crown jewel of Google is the search engine. The fact that the crown jewel has spawned so many new SEO businesses does not look good. If a person who is just starting out can figure out in a short period of time what to do to manipulate a search result to bring up their desired pages, then it does not say much for the crown jewel.
It is in fact in Google's best interest if people can not manipulate it so easily.
The problem is there are so many entrenched sites with 1000's of links that applying the filter is really going to benefit the older sites.
They would really have to re-tool the whole link structure thing to change things. Something like only counting 1 link per site would have a huge impact on things. Doing so would change the whole PR thing.
Of course, I hope I'm wrong and Google is just screwed up right now.
1. Similar <Title> <H1 Tags> <Internal Linking>?
2. Filter of most optimized keyword?
3. Too much duplicate content?
4. Toolbar tracking?
5. Google Dance search tracking?
Problem I have, is GoogleGuy has been here to help and has always given us quite a few tidbits of very good information. Why would they do all this, and then throw up an SEO filter and not tell us why these pages are being dropped? This would be a PR nightmare.
I'm still holding out hope these index pages will be back.
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I'm thinking this would be a good test if you were intent on going after blogs. The A-list blogrolls typically have dozens of external links on their main page.
>wind down the crawl after fetching 2B+ URLs
We can focus on a specific number or a principle.
The number is 2B+, I'm a simple man and that means to me more than 2B, I'm unsure if that means less than 3B or 4B or 5B.
To get to the meat; do the SE's crawl the web? The answer is 100% no, they crawl a subset of the web and make decisions on what to crawl and what not to crawl. Our work must surely involve ensuring that our pages are included in that crawl, there is a "core" set of pages, we need to make sure we are part of that "core".
>Index pages ranking lower than sub-pages
It's not a new thing, maybe new to G!, the simple answer is too much focus not enough guile. I'd be thinking about inverse document frequency a lot and asking the simple question; is your site Rocky V or Raging Bull.
>Sites appearing much lower than they should
Time to step away, once we start to make assumptions based on past performance then we are dead. This is a fluid game, it ain't 99 no more, its not even March 03.
>�algo tweak� suggestion just doesn�t stack up
The game has changed.
Bring up your home page, view source. Take a step back, then another, then 20 more. Concentrate and then start to float, go through the roof, go higher and higher, go high enough until you can almost see the entire www.
Where are you? [mappamundi.net]
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I looked at that Kackle.... and I would say there is no relationship.
Some of the sites hammered actually have zero external links. At the other end of the spectrum, I have sites here with plenty external links which have also been hit.
Ditto the other way round too... plenty of sites with zero and plenty with stacks totally unaffected.
I'm pretty sure it isn't an SEO filter by the way (at least the index problem isn't). If it is, it's a hell of a sophisticated one - and it doesn't work well either, because some of the barometer sites I use have no SEO whatsoever applied.
My money is well and truly on technology and missing/unstable link data. Some of the points above also edge me further along that path - it would take a real front to edge webmasters to content-content-content/link-link-link and then batter them to death with a trap.
I can't see that at all. But then again, I am sometimes called naive.... we'll find out in time I guess.
i would have thought it would be one that surely would have been addressed, considering the consternation unpredictable results have been causing web masters since this all started.
are constantly facilating, fluctuating, results in Google now a normative phenomenon with Google or not? Does Google think this is better for Google users, or do they want optimizers to back off free listing effort? What is it that Google is trying to accomplish with it's recent changes?
Maybe GG has answered this directly somewhere in the past. If so, I have missed it.
Two general phenomena seem to be dominating the debate:
a) Index pages ranking lower than sub-pages for some sites on main keyword searches
b) Sites appearing much lower than they should on main keyword searches, yet ranking highly when the &filter=0 parameter is applied.
Three things:
First: I could not agree with you more, this is exactly what I have been seeing since the start of the last update in mid April.
Second: This is the best post I have ever read on WW.
Third: One other thing that I have noticed, unless the site has a high PR, 6 or greater, the only sites that remained in the top 20 (for my main KW) that are PR5 and below, are single page sites, no sub pages.
Please keep in mind that this is not a current dance issue, this has been going on for over 2 full months.
Q: For many sites, the index page seems to be buried on search terms for which logic determines they should rank highly. Is this a transient feature, like some of the other recent issues, resulting from the changeover to newer data? Or is it due to a more fundamental algorithmic change?
A: I don�t think it�s a fundamental algorithmic change. I don�t recall hearing about any changes would bring about long-term behavior like this. I�m pretty sure that it�s more of a transient issue, and I wouldn�t be concerned about this.
I'd forgotten about it -> but now, floating above the ether, and being one with the web, I can see it clearly.
Become a part of the web - integrate your sites, your mind, and your intuition.
Dreams are powerful, and floating inside the web, you too can prevent 'update chaos' from impacting your bottom line.
That image link NFFC posted is quite possibly the most important image you can think of while doing any kind of optimization. More powerful than keyword analysis, and more potent than a high PageRank. :)
Google, I don't mind if people directly go to the contact page, thinking about it, I probably prefer it :-))
"just" means just an hour ago, and for the first time all data centers agree!
I decided not to take anything seriously for a long time.


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City, St, Zip: South Salt Lake,Utah,84115
The service economy is thriving in Salt Lake City; its bright future including such major employers as University Health Care and the University of Utah Health Care System, CR England, Sun Products, Maverik Inc., Salt Lake Community College, Autoliv Inflators, Century Link, Car Doctor, and Intermountain Medical Center, as well as Brigham Young University and Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in nearby Provo. As business continues to thrive, corporate housing such as this gem will become more difficult to find. And this walk-up fully furnished two-bedroom, one bath single-family home in south Salt Lake City sets a high bar. Located in Oakland Place, a quiet area of Salt Lake City, this fully furnished two-bedroom, one bathroom bungalow sprawls over a generous 1,350 square feet. Its' impressive curb appeal starts with a white picket fence and graded stone step approach to a huge porch with pyramid columns lending symmetry and welcoming you to the home. Inside, oak hardwood floors are buoyed by Persian throw rugs. Leather armchairs and dark wood furnishing lend a traditional feel, brightened by a set of windows providing a view. A large mounted LCD TV with wall-mounted speakers will show off the provided cable. Stainless steel appliances and faux weathered cabinetry decorate a large fully furnished kitchen that includes a breakfast nook and pub style round table. The blue-green adorned master bedroom suite features another huge wall mounted LCD TV with a Queen bed on a mahogany wood sleigh bed frame. Stylish stone tile and brushed nickel fixtures compliment each other in the master bath. A second bedroom offers another Queen bed on a natural wood mission style frame and a third wall mounted LCD screen. Wi-Fi is standard. A washer-dryer is also present for laundry day. In addition to the mountain views from this home, Salt Lake City offers a variety of entertainment options. Hike the Pony Express National Historic Trail, walk Fairmont, Sugarhouse, or Dimpledell Park, or play a round of golf at Nibley Park. Catch the Salt Lake Bees play minor league baseball at Spring Mobile Park, or go further afield to check out the majestic Big Cottonwood Canyon or the wonders at the Natural History Museum. Plenty of shopping and nightlife are also to be found nearby this well developed and convenient part of the city.
2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:1350
Minimum Stay: 1 Year
Monthly Rate: $2600
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City, St, Zip: Baldwinsville,New York,13027
Rates depend on length of stay! Please see Rates Tab for terms and options Property is conveniently located near: • NY State Thruway Route 90, Exit 39 • Interstate 690 & 81 • Baldwinsville School District • Syracuse University • Downtown Syracuse Public Transportation (Within Minutes) • Syracuse Hancock Airport • Transportation Center/ Amtrak Train & Bus Schedule Hospitals • Community General • Crouse Irving • St Josephs • University Hospital - SUNY Upstate Medical Center Companies • Anheuser-Busch Brewery • Lockheed Martin • Bristol Myers • And more Shopping: • The Bikery • Destiny USA • Township 5, Camillus • Fayettville Mall • Waterloo Premium Outlets • Wegmans & TOPS Grocery Stores • Walgreens & Kinneys Drug Stores This all inclusive fully furnished accommodation offers 1100 square feet of living space with a separate laundry facility all on one floor. It shares a common foyer, private entrance with keyless access and free off street parking. This country setting is very conveniently located. It's only minutes from the Destiny USA, Syracuse, Township 5, Camillus, Foxfire public golf course and Vanburen Community Park that provides picnic areas, public pool, tennis courts, baseball fields and more. This beautiful accommodation is a newly remodeled, clean smoke free and pet free environment. We provide clean baseboard heat with an indirect hot water heater, a new remote controlled ductless split air conditioner, EZ-Breathe ventilation system. It includes a large open area with kitchen, dining and living room. Included Amenities: * Electric/Gas/Water Service * Bed & Bath Linens * Wi/Fi Internet Service * Digital cable TV * Laundry Facility w/iron * Trash & Snow removal Kitchen: •Fully furnished with service for 8, dishes, silverware, cookware •Oak Cabinets and new ceramic tile floor •Breakfast Bar, four oak stools •Refrigerator/freezer/icemaker •Electric stove/self cleaning oven •Microwave •Toaster, coffee maker •Drop leaf oak dinette set Living room: •Newly carpeted •remote lighted ceiling fan •Sofa, chair Ottoman, recliner •Oak coffee and end tables with lamps •42 inch color cable TV, DVD Surround Sound radio and stereo Master Bedroom: •Newly Furnished •Lighted ceiling fan •Walk in closet •Separate bathroom entrance
2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:1100
Minimum Stay: 3 Months
Monthly Rate: $1300
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City, St, Zip: Boston,Massachusetts,02108
Corporate-style studio in the heart of Boston - Recently updated and across from the State House, steps to Boston Common park, Beacon Hill and steps to all train lines. You're in the center of it all! Furnished studio includes utilities, wifi, linens, towels, and basic kitchenware. Viewing Requests: The pictures and listing descriptions are fairly accurate. We cannot accommodate viewing requests. Check-in window: 3pm-1am Checkout time: 11am Accommodates: 2 Booking requirements: Government-issued ID 100% payment upon booking Rules: No pets No smoking No parties or events
Studio Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:400
Minimum Stay: Weekly
Monthly Rate: $2500
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City, St, Zip: Commerce City,Colorado,80022
Want a home that is warm and friendly, in a beautiful quiet neighborhood and can walk to several parks? This executive home with 2298 square feet on the main level has three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. It has hickory hardwood floors in the Living Room, Formal Dining Room, Hallways and all bedrooms. It is furnished with antiques and new furniture. It has large windows to make the rooms bright and sunny but has high end wooden blinds if privacy is desired. Watch fantastic sunsets over the Rocky Mountains from the breakfast room, patio and West windows. There is plenty of air conditioning for the warmer summer months. The large formal dining table would allow you to entertain guests or enjoy an exquisite meal. The light fixtures in the formal dining, breakfast room and kitchen bar are upgraded to very nice Italian light fixtures. The kitchen is a cook's dream with granitite counter tops, Kitchen Aid Gas stove and oven, Kitchen Aid Double sided Refrigerator and Kitchen Aid microwave. The kitchen is supplied with all the cookware and utensils a great chef would need. Bring your recipes and your imagination to prepare delicious meals at your getaway home! Any spices and food items left in the pantry are available for your use. There are lots of dishes, glassware, mugs and flatware. There is a Kitchen Aid dishwasher for fast and easy cleanup afterwards. The living room has a large, 42" flat screen HD TV. The living room also has comfortable couches and recliners. There is high-speed internet and WI-FI. The home has the basic Directv satellite. Other ESPN and HBO movie packages are available for additional fee. The master bedroom is very large ( 16' X 28' ) with a king size bed and a 32" flat screen HD TV. Also, the master bedroom has a large executive desk if you need to do some work. The second bedroom has a king size bed and the third bedroom has a full size bed. The two bathrooms are stocked with large towels, plenty of hot water and high water pressure for a great shower experience. We have a water softener that is wonderful for your skin and hair. There is a full-size front loading washer and dryer for your laundry needs. Laundry detergent is provided for you. The home has a large back yard, a back patio-perfect for relaxing in the professionally landscaped back yard. The gas grill can be used to prepare your favorite BBQ while enjoying the backyard. There is a single car garage available to park your vehicle out of the weather and secure. You don't have to park on a busy street and or clean the snow off your car in the winter. There is a King Soopers Marketplace, Walgreens, Emergency Health Center, 7-Eleven, and numerous fast food and restaurants less than 1 mile away. This home is less than 2 miles from Adams County Elementary and Middle schools. Landmark Academy is ¾ mile away and they offer both Elementary and Middle Schools. High School is less than 3 miles away. There are numerous modes of transportation and accessible routes, making travel to anywhere in the Denver Metro area possible. A trip to Downtown Denver is about 25 to 30 minute trip if not during rush hour. Also travel to Denver International Airport in about 20 minutes. This allows for quiet peaceful living and if desired quick, safe access to the fast paced excitement of nightlife and other day and night activities offered throughout the Denver and suburban areas. No smoking of any kind-$4,000 will be billed for cleaning and repainting if evidence of smoking is found in the home, no pets allowed, no drugs, no marijuana, no loud music no cooking with curry and we prefer that no shoes be worn on the hardwood floors. The mailbox is not available for the tenant. Mail Box Express and The UPS Store are available to rent short term mail boxes. House cleaning once per month is included. Additional housekeeping and laundry is available at extra cost.
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:2298
Minimum Stay: 1 Month
Monthly Rate: $3000
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City, St, Zip: Atlanta,Georgia,30346
Best Location in prestigious Dunwoody. Located Just 3 Minutes drive to Perimeter Mall,Upscale restaurants, Northside and St Joseph Hospital and minutes from all the Major Corporate Headquarters of Major Corporations such as State Farm, Cox communication, Hewlett-Packard and many others. 3 Minutes walk to Super Walmart and Super Target. Trader's Joe and Whole food only 8 minutes drive. Luxury Mid-Rise Featuring stainless steel appliances, premium grade granite counter-tops, espresso cabinetry w/ nickel hardware, 9ft/10ft ceilings w/ crown molding, programmable thermostat, and full-size washer and dryer inside the apartment free Valet Trash Removal from your apartment door,Package Receiving free parking garage providing Same Access Level to your apartment Resort style swimming pool Sports Club with Cardio Theater & Strength Equipment Clubhouse with Wi-Fi Cyber Lounge Including Multimedia Center Business Center Controlled Access/Gated community IGT Corporate Housing the leader in fully furnished accommodations in Atlanta since 2008
1 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:970
Minimum Stay: 1 Month
Monthly Rate: $2300
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City, St, Zip: San Diego,California,92109
San Diego Corporate Housing on the Sea When you are in the San Diego area for work, and you are going to be staying for a month or more, why not stay in style? Having a property that is located close to the ocean is going to be good for work and for play, and this unit is going to provide you with a perfect place to stay in America's Finest City. This two bedroom, two bathroom furnished unit is right on the boardwalk, and you can get to the beach in a matter of seconds. However, you will find that you can get to most of the other important areas around San Diego that you might want to visit quickly, as well. This makes the San Diego corporate housing rental a great choice no matter where you might have to go in the area. The location of this San Diego furnished rental is truly astounding. It is located in the Pacific Beach area, which means that you are only a short drive from places like La Jolla, Downtown San Diego, the San Diego International Airport, Old Town, and a host of other areas where you may need to visit for work, or where you want to spend some of your downtime. There are plenty of wonderful places to visit when you are in the area. Perhaps you want to head to Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo, Liberty Station, cruise around some of the beaches, or even head inland to the deserts and the mountain. Nothing is out of reach when you choose this San Diego corporate rental. Of course, in addition to the fantastic location, the rental itself has plenty to offer. This is a two bedroom, two bathroom condo that features king-sized beds, a large private patio that is between the unit and the boardwalk/ocean, granite countertops in the gourmet kitchen, a double oven, and tile throughout, which can help to keep the space nice and cool. The property has a swimming pool on the premises, a washer and dryer in the building, and Wi-Fi. Parking is included at the unit, and you will not be able to beat the fantastic ocean view. It is easy to see why this is going to be a popular unit. If you are going to be heading to San Diego for at least a month, stay here for all of these amenities and more.
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:1000
Minimum Stay: 1 Month
Monthly Rate: $4000
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City, St, Zip: Sausalito,California,94965
Lovely one bedroom apartment in a four unit building. Full bay views and deck. Close to bus stop and ferry service. Excellent commute to San Francisco. Fully furnished and CHBO complete.
1 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:750
Minimum Stay: 3 Months
Monthly Rate: $3200
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City, St, Zip: Scottsdale,Arizona,85259
luxurious 4BR/2.5BA Resort-Style House in Scottsdale with Pool and Hot Tub. Perfect for a large family or group and features abundant outdoor spaces, including a covered courtyard living area, gas grill, fire pit, sparkling private pool, and hot tub. Tucked back in a gated community. Provides an elegant resort-style experience with desert landscaping and grand interior design. Located less than 10 minutes from golf courses, biking, and hiking trails, this location is ideal for outdoor adventurers. A variety of upscale restaurants, trendy galleries, and luxury shopping can be found within a 20-minute drive. LIVING AREAS Lavishly decorated and overlooking the resort-like backyard, the formal living room includes comfortable furniture that seats seven. Unwind in the bonus family room -- a second living space with reclining leather furniture and a 65" flat screen TV. Craft your favorite beverage at the wet bar before cozying up to the gas fireplace after a day exploring Scottsdale. KITCHEN & DINING The gourmet kitchen boasts granite countertops, double ovens, stainless steel appliances, and luxurious wood cabinets. A large kitchen island offers plenty of prep space for home-cooked meals and seating for three. The breakfast nook comfortably seats six, and the formal dining area accommodates an additional six. BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS This desert oasis includes four bedrooms that sleep eight total. Retreat to the master bedroom suite outfitted with a king-size bed, wood-burning fireplace, leather furniture, and a 40" TV. Wake up refreshed and take a morning dip in the pool with direct access to the backyard. Afterward, enjoy your spa-inspired en-suite bathroom complete with dual vanities, jetted soaking tub, walk-in shower, and fireplace. The second bedroom includes a queen-size bed, closet, and ceiling fan. The third bedroom offers two twin size beds window seating, built-in shelves, and a closet. And the fourth bedroom provides another queen-size bed, a leather chair, closet, and a 38" TV. Down the hall, the second bathroom features a dual vanity, granite countertops, and shower/tub combination. A half bathroom is conveniently located in the hallway near the front door. OUTDOOR AREA Entertain in your grand outdoor living space that includes a grill for cookouts, dining table, and ceiling fans. Roast s'mores around the wood fire pit or sink into the armchairs and watch a game on the 42" TV. Your beautiful backyard oasis provides enough seating for 19 people. For ultimate relaxation, soak in the hot tub or lounge by the sparkling pool. AMENITIES & DETAILS Parking is available for 2 vehicles in the garage with 2 additional spaces in the driveway. Pack light because this home includes a laundry room for your convenience. Complimentary Wi-Fi is provided. LOCATION High-end shopping, championship golf courses including TPC Scottsdale, and hiking on the Lost Dog Wash Trailhead is just 5 minutes away. A 20-minute drive takes you to award-winning dining, such as Cafe Monarch, Virtu, and Mastro's Ocean Club.
4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:3200
Minimum Stay: Weekly
Monthly Rate: $5900
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City, St, Zip: Reno,Nevada,89521
High End/Modern, Tastefully Furnished Condo. CHBO Complete. Just bring your clothes and food and plan to relax at Tanamera Resort and enjoy the amazing amenities! Why stay in a hotel when you can enjoy this quality property and accommodations with privacy too! This property includes a large Living room with 42" plasma tv with dvr Net Flicks ready! Master Suite with Queen Bed and large flat screen tv/dvd player, large master bath, 2nd Master Suite has Full Bed with small flatscreen tv and large bathroom attached,quaint dining room, complete fully equipped kitchen off of laundry and attached single car garage. Additional space for second vehicle and guest parking. It is an upstairs unit in a quiet, yet extremely close to pool/gym location with quick in and out access of this gated luxury community. Wonderful balcony looking at greenbelt with gas grill- very private setting. -Includes Water, Sewer, and Daily Trash Pick-up, Power, Cable and High speed Internet also included and offered at clubhouse free as well. -Included complete common area landscaping and maintenance-Beautiful Resort Feeling. -Includes Refrigerator, Range, Microwave, Washer/Dryer, Air Conditioning and Central Heat and Shutters on windows. - Check availability calendar. -3 month minimum/discount over 1 year initial lease -500 Security Deposit required -Pets ok w/ approval and additional deposit. -Includes access to 24 hour fitness center with cardio machines, free weights, racquetball courts, pilates reformers, and his and her Saunas and basketball shooting area. -Outdoor heated all year pool and spa area -Business Center -Club house with theatre room and sports lounge and concierge services, such as dry cleaning, social event planning, etc. -Great walking/jogging/bike paths along protected wetlands -Close to shopping and walking distance to Renown South Meadows Medical Center -Close to many golf courses and ski resorts(20 minutes to Mount Rose Ski Resort)
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:1150
Minimum Stay: 3 Months
Monthly Rate: $2300
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City, St, Zip: North Bergen,New Jersey,07047
Go to sleep with the Empire State Building in the palm of your hand... Wake up to sunrise over the Hudson River as coffee is served on the hand-hewn 12' bar. Gaze and ponder what your day will be in this unique space with panoramic viewpoints. "Why define a kitchen as a place to cook when it can be created with the intention as an artistic rendering of air, light, earth- a sensory and sensual perception, a place where friends engage interact, react, and taste." This open concept space is adorned with exotic Wenge wood cabinets, high end appliances incl. gas stove and is tastefully dressed up with leather finish cascading Brazilian quartzite counter and quartzite natural stone floors. 3'x5' glass panels playfully point the way if you get lost. ARE YOU LOST? Custom art asks the question from a 3d chiseled slate backdrop upon entry. Excellent entertaining space. Need some air- this large balcony provides natural light, an herb garden you can cultivate, and seating. De-stress with SPA inspired shower with water jets in a bathroom as "dark and mysterious as its occupant": Basalt, marble, and metallic glass align the walls and floors. Shoes are a girl's best friend! Closets wrap around the bedroom providing much needed storage. A custom venetian plaster-like focal wall highlights the sleeping quarters. Live. Breath. Work. A home of luxurious finishes. FURNISHED-A new contemporary sofa provides comfortable seating juxtaposed with vintage pieces. New sheets, New towels, New mattress topper, plus... Feel safe with 24 hr Doorman and Security. New Lobby ( w fireplace)! New hallways. Porters to help carry those have groceries! Hot summer night?- cant wait to dip into that HEATED POOL open late with lifeguards. WHERE'S THE BEEF? no Wendy's burger runs as you grill your own spiced patties medium-rare on gas BBQs. small gym. Just a small gym but enough to get to moving in the right direction OR Take a leisurely walk or jog your way skinny as running trails (and trout stock lake) are just down the block in Hudson County Park. EASY COMMUTE to NYC. Did you know it takes longer to get downtown on the subway than it does to commute from JURSEE?? Free bus ( on corner) to FERRY - 6 minutes water route into the city then hop on other free buses to destinations uptown, midtown, downtown! NY waterway at its best! 5 minutes to George Washington Bridge and Lincoln Tunnel as you are smack in the middle of all accessible routes. JETS? GIANTS? Route 3 right here. Restaurants, Luxury Spas, retail stores, bars… a short walk away in a multicultural area. Out of coffee? Need a sweet? Cross the street to gourmet bakery. Out of toilet paper? Cross the street to small grocery. Friends pop over and you have no wine. Cross the street- convenience at your doorstep ( ok- across the street!). Lease is all inclusive: HVAC which you control from 3 separate units, electrical, basic cable, water. Separate- Parking: $100 month ( garage) or Street Parking $15 year. Million $ views in Professional Designed Published Apartment. Get inspired- just look out the window! Blues have you down- just look out the window! STressed beyond repair- just look out the window! Sunrise. Sunset. Full moon out. BREATH-TAKING! WHy? WHY NOT???? 1 Bedroom/ 1 Bath DOORMAN Security Building
1 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:850
Minimum Stay: 6 Months
Monthly Rate: $3150
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City, St, Zip: Denver,Colorado,80202
•816 Square Feet •Slab Granite Countertops •Stainless Steel Appliances •European-Style Cabinetry •Concrete Ceilings •Carpet Flooring in Living Area •Flat Screen TV in Living Room •Flat Screen TV in the Bedroom •Full Size Washer/Dryer •Walk-In Closet with custom closet system •1 Attached & Secured Parking Space •Social Club •Complimentary Gym Membership •Pool/Hot tubs •Media/Screening Rooms •Business Center •24-Hour Concierge •Full Time Doorman •Dip in the Pool •Sunset From Spa •Wine on the Terrace •Retreat to the Lounge •There is First Floor Retail: Revolution Cleaners, Connect by Hertz, Snarf's Sandwiches, and Ninety Plus Coffee •Virtual Art Gallery •Spire. Live. Love. Play •Floor to Ceiling Exterior Glass Walls •One of the Tallest Residential Buildings in the Western United States •Directly Across the Street From the Denver Convention Center, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, and a Few Blocks from Larimer Square, Lower Downtown, the Pepsi Center, the Cherry Creek Bike Path, and the 16th Street Mall •2-Level Amenity Area Has a State-of-the-Art Health Club Facility, Media Room, Pool-Side Club Room/Bar, Billiards Room, and Landscaped Outdoor Terrace with Grilling Areas, Fire Pit, Outdoor Pools, Hot Tubs and Wireless Internet. •SPIRE is one of the nation' s largest and Denver's first residential tower on track for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED ®) certification, which translates to enhanced energy efficiency and improved indoor air quality while utilizing environmentally friendly building materials
1 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:816
Minimum Stay: 1 Month
Monthly Rate: $2800
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City, St, Zip: Arlington,Texas,76011
Beautiful Updated Condo near AT&T Stadium. Fully Furnished 2 Bedroom 2.5 Bathroom with a 2 Car Garage. Centrally located close to shopping, restaurants and entertainment.
2 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:1201
Minimum Stay: 2 Months
Monthly Rate: $3500
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City, St, Zip: Denver,Colorado,80204
Those who are looking for quality accommodations in Denver can't go wrong with this Sloane's Lake furnished rental. Instead of staying in a hotel that never really feels like home, this housing options lets you enjoy all the top amenities in a private space that is your own during a stay for a month or more. The townhome is located in Central Denver and only a bike ride away from many outstanding bars, breweries, restaurants, and cafes. It's also only four blocks from both Bronco's Stadium and Sloane's Lake. This Central Denver corporate housing is fully-furnished from ceiling to floor and is CHBO complete. Guests at the townhome have access to two parking spaces right nearby as well as air conditioning, wireless Internet, and cable television channels. The home offers views of the city, as well as stunning views of the mountains and trees in the area. There are many large employers in the area available with a short commute including Ball Corporation, Denver Health, Kaiser Permanente, Wells Fargo Bank, and Aurora Public Schools. Some of the other major employers within quick distance of the townhome include CenturyLink, Boulder Valley School District, and Children's Hospital Colorado. This home has three bedrooms and four bathrooms to accommodate a couple or family on a corporate trip to the Denver area. The modern Sloane's Lake furnished rental offers a spacious living room with a large flat-screen television and comfortable couches and chairs. It is tastefully decorated and ideal for a night in with the family. There is a small fireplace to keep the space cozy and warm no matter what the weather is like outside. The living room has stainless steel appliances, white cabinets, a large island with sink, and bar seating for a casual meal. There is also a separate dining area with plenty of lights from the windows and space for four to dine together in comfort. There is even a modern wine rack for guest use available. Each bedroom is tastefully appointed and large enough for a guest to spread out and make it their own. The master has an ensuite bathroom with a double vanity and beautiful glass shower. There is also a washer and dryer available inside the home for convenience. A rooftop patio with a grill rounds out the home and makes it a top Sloane's Lake furnished rental.
3 Bedrooms, 4 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:1922
Minimum Stay: 1 Month
Monthly Rate: $5000
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City, St, Zip: San Jose,California,95116
Enjoy Golf Course Views from a Corporate San Jose Home If you're looking for somewhere to stay for a month or more in San Jose, think about booking this Silicon Valley corporate housing option instead of spending weeks or months in a hotel. This home is located only a few minutes from the 101, 280, and 680 highways. It's three (3) miles from downtown San Jose and only six (6) miles from San Jose Airport. This fully furnished, CHBO complete home offers three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. It boasts nearly 1,500 square feet of space. Being so close to Silicon Valley, this San Jose furnished home is an easy commute to some of the most impressive companies in the technology world. These companies include Adobe, Google Facebook, eBay, Cisco, LinkedIn, PayPal, and Apple. Also in the area are Tesla, Amazon, HP, IDEO, Palantir, Cloudera, and Better Place. Those working in healthcare will also have easy access to Valley Health Center Downtown, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente, Regional Medical Center, and Valley Health Center Bascom. Professors will be able to easily reach San Jose City College, San Jose State University, National University, and West Med College. This home offers a contemporary design that is appointed with everything you need to feel like you are at home. There is an open floor plan and outstanding views of the nearby golf course. The kitchen offers everything you need to cook and bake except for the food. Stainless steel appliances are provided, and the dining area is just off the golf course. The living room is large with a comfortable sofa, beautiful art, and a large flat-screen television. This Silicon Valley corporate housing comes with parking, wireless Internet, and cable television channels. The master bedroom in this San Jose furnished home is large and includes a sitting area, desk, and a walk-in closet. An ensuite bathroom is located inside with a combination bathtub and shower with a glass door, large double vanity, and great lighting. The second bedroom comes with two twin beds while the third bedroom offers a full-size futon that can be easily fold up/down for guests. There is a second full bathroom as well as a half bathroom for guests. Outside is a patio with chairs set against the golf course. This spacious home is a dream and perfect for your next business trip or relocation to the San Jose area.
3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:1491
Minimum Stay: Weekly
Monthly Rate: $4950
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City, St, Zip: Washington,District of Columbia,20002
Location is unbeatable. One block to US Capitol, Supreme Court, National Mall, Library of Congress etc. Walk to metros, shops. Great open studio.Full kitchen. Queen size bed. Large Windows. Professionally managed. We specialize in longer term stays of a month or longer though we can also do shorter stay (www.capitolhillstay.com)
Studio Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:400
Minimum Stay: Weekly
Monthly Rate: $3250
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City, St, Zip: Washington,District of Columbia,20002
Stunning views of Supreme Court and Library of Congress directly across street. Brand new high end renovation. Open, bright. Top location, great metro access. Great area. Queen bed in sleeping area plus pullout couch. Professionally managed. About 400 sf. We specialize in longer term stays of a month or longer though we can also do shorter stay (www.capitolhillstay.com)
Studio Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:400
Minimum Stay: Weekly
Monthly Rate: $3850
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City, St, Zip: Washington,District of Columbia,20003
This large 1 bedroom apartment is the perfect combination of location and comfort in the highly sought after Capitol Hill location. The light filled bedroom offers a queen sided bed and a working space surrounded by windows. This property is located in Capitol Hill on a scenic residential street just steps to The Capitol, Eastern Market Metro and many other sites like the Supreme Court and Library of Congress.
1 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:650
Minimum Stay: Nightly
Monthly Rate: $4000
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City, St, Zip: Indian Rocks Beach,Florida,33785
2 Bedroom / 1 Bath home just 3/10 of a mile from 20th beach access! Just purchased - still in the process of furnishing home! Freshly painted and furnished home with fenced in back yard for your dog to roam - pets accepted up to 55 lbs. Garage with opener to park your car out of the heat too. Completely tiled home, queen in master with large flat screen tv, double bed trundle in guest room, and flat screen tv for kids to enjoy their shows too. Wifi throughout home to keep you connected to your family back home. Fully stocked kitchen with eat in dining, stainless steel appliances and all of the amenities you need for your home cooked meals. Gas BBQ out back for you to grill that fresh catch or steak dinner. You can even enjoy your meal out on the patio with an oversized table and umbrella, in your private yard. You are within walking distance to lots of great restaurants, french bakery, the beach and fun things to do on beautiful Indian Rocks Beach. We provide you with beach chairs and beach umbrella so no need to pack those items. Lots of books, games and dvd's to keep you entertained while relaxing after a long day playing on the beach. The convenience of living local for your home away from you - stay with us for a week or a month....you won't want to go back to reality!
2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:800
Minimum Stay: Weekly
Monthly Rate: $3400
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City, St, Zip: San Mateo,California,94402
Furnished executive suite on the 10th floor with expansive views of San Mateo Hills and the Bay. Feel like you just "Arrived" to your one bedroom apartment home with beautiful furnishings. The apartment has a fully equipped kitchen and a spacious living room. The unit comes with an assigned parking space, fitness center a beautiful outdoor rooftop deck with barbeque, elevator and door to door trash valet. The master suite is a bright sunny room with ample closet space. A queen size bed with a comfy pillowtop mattress. Lay in bed and watch airplanes come into SFO. The living area is bright and open with large windows and views for miles. The unit has hardwood floors throughout, flat screen TV and WiFi. There is a workspace for those of you that bring your work home or if you want to just sit and day dream and meditate over the view. The kitchen is fully stocked with dishes, pots and pans. There is a coin operated laundry room on each floor. Laundry is close to unit. It's like having your own laundry room. Great central location on the Peninsula in San Mateo. Two blocks from downtown San Mateo and Central Park. This unit is approximately 10 minutes from the San Francisco airport, 25 minutes from San Francisco, 20 minutes from Palo Alto, 20 minutes from Half Moon Bay and 30 minutes from San Jose. Easy access to a number of medical facilities. Property is walking distance to Cal-Train, and connection to BART and Bus routes. It is minutes from freeway access to both 101 and 280. Walk to downtown San Mateo where there is great shopping and dining. Perfect for corporate housing or for visiting family. Does not have air conditioning.
1 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:700
Minimum Stay: 1 Month
Monthly Rate: $4500
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City, St, Zip: Washington,District of Columbia,20001
Fully Furnished Gallery Place Residence - 777 7th St NW LOCATION..LOCATION..LOCATION! Looking for easy commuter travel? Fully furnished, one bedroom, one bath condo in the heart of bustling Chinatown/Penn Quarter. 2 Blocks from City Center DC and high-end shopping/restaurants Next to the Capital One Arena (Home to Washington Wizards and Capitals) Directly above Gallery Place Metro station ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED! This fully furnished apartment located in an exciting and trendy location offers all the amenities of city living and more! Enjoy fine dining at 5 star neighborhood restaurants,sporting event/concerts, Smithsonian museums, or shop at your favorite stores....all a hop, skip and a jump away from your doorstep! Convenient access to all metro lines. Yellow, Green and Red metro lines directly below residence or Orange and Blue lines a quick five block walk. Minutes away from Amtrak, Ronald Reagan Airport and major interstate roads. - Furnished apartment with HDTV 42" in living room - Washer/dryer in unit - Granite kitchen counter top - Social room with outside terrace - overlooking Chinatown tower - Fitness center as part of residence amenities. In addition, separate Washington Sports Club located in the building offers discount membership to residents. - 24 hour concierge service - Onsite dry cleaning service - Business center - Walk to DC's hottest new restaurants - Blocks from the Smithsonian museums and City Center DC - Next to Sports Arena, Lucky Strike bowling, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Aveda, - Cleaning Service: Optional $100 - WALK SCORE 95 - BIKE SCORE 88 - TRANSPORTATION SCORE 100 Security Deposit = One month's rent Move Out Cleaning Fee = $300 Application Fee: $50 Move-in Fee: $150
1 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:800
Minimum Stay: 6 Months
Monthly Rate: $2900
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City, St, Zip: San Diego,California,92111
Fashion Hills Townhouse, centrally located, quick freeways access and close to Fashion Valley Mall, USD, SDSU, Beaches, downtown and hospitals. END UNIT Townhome, with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, A/C, private patio and direct access to community common pools, jacuzzi and Tennis courts. Lots of guest parking. 30 Day Minimum This is a great unit for visiting professors, business professionals, or guests here for medical treatments. All the comforts of home you will need while in San Diego. Bed Layout: Top Floor Bedroom: Queen Bed Master Bedroom Downstairs: Queen Bed Guest Bedroom Downstairs: Queen Bed Bathrooms: Upstairs Bathroom: Full Bathroom with Tub/Shower Combo Downstairs Master Bathroom: Full Bathroom with Tub/Shower Combo Downstairs Guest Bathroom: Full Bathroom with Walk-In Shower Parking: Driveway Parking Things We Like About this Property: Centrally Located, near freeway access, downtown, shopping, USD and hospitals Community Facilities, such as a pool and tennis court Quiet neighborhood Air Conditioning About the area: The Fashion Hills area is the epicenter of convenience—indoors, outdoors and in-between. Its rich and varied history endows it with many more layers of experience than can be discovered at 65 MPH. Life in the valley started with the San Diego River. From Mission Valley / Fashion Valley, you can head west to the beach, east to San Diego State University and the mountains, or southwest to San Diego International Airport, the art scene in Balboa Park, University of San Diego and Mission Bay Park. From high fashion, craft brews and first-run feature films to the great outdoors—it's all part of life in the Fashion Hills area. THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW: This is a NON-SMOKING home. This includes all outside areas as well. No Pet's allowed Maximum Occupancy is strictly enforced. This unit has a maximum occupancy of 6. This home is located in a quiet neighborhood and is only suitable for quieter groups. Our rental agreement includes a no tolerance policy regarding excessive noise, occupancy and/or parties. Evictions are strictly enforced if guests breaks this policy at any time. Please make sure you are comfortable with these policies before renting.
3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:1500
Minimum Stay: 1 Month
Monthly Rate: $3900
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City, St, Zip: Las Vegas,Nevada,89102
Wow!! Incredible! 4 bedroom 2 bath home with 10 beds with common areas/. Brand new nice n comfy BEAUTIFUL Modern design/decor/Amazing fantasy Vegas design for you and your group to enjoy for your stay. House is approx 2600 square feet with plenty of room to move around. TV's and cable packages. Beautiful claw foot bathtub. Terrific closet space. Fuse ball, lawn darts, ping pong, shuffleboard and more! Not only a stunning indoor space but a stunning outdoor entertaining space with all games, pool, to lounge/ hangout. Beautiful space to have a blissful evening to sit outside to enjoy the stars or strip view! Remodeled with new paint and beautiful finished hardwood floors. All the Beds are super comfy with brand new pillows, blankets, and bedding! Book now ! we include complementary airport pickup if you rent a luxury car from us at 50% of the normal price! Coffee and tea complementary ! This incredible place is 5 minutes from the Fabulous Las Vegas Strip and downtown FREEMONT STREET areas! Our FAMOUS china town is also 5-minute car ride! 5 minutes to china town for restaurants and , shops, and enjoy a sentual massage there for only 20 bucks. We have an abundance of taxi, ride share availability in this area. We are 420 friendlies, please smoke outside you will love it! Close to Famous Stratosphere amusement rides , go up and take in the view at the worlds tallest free standing building! Book today! Once again, you're in luck this location is super convenient to most everything ! Super Near Famous Freemont street and strip area! To be honest this is a GREAT neighborhood actually! Low crime safe; bit of a local scene and only a couple blocks from some terrific grocery stores, drug stores, and gas stations, parks, restaurants, dispensaries, bars, movies, clubs, coffee shops, and just about anything you can think of to have a wonderful time! this will sell out fast, book now for your best Las Vegas Experience!
4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:2500
Minimum Stay: 1 Month
Monthly Rate: $5999
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City, St, Zip: Clinton Township,New Jersey,08801
Updated, elegant condo on ground floor. Completely furnished and decorated. Newly updated kitchen with granite counters and stainless appliances. Updated bath with cherry cabinets and granite. Real wood floors throughout except tile in bath and carpet (new) in bedroom. Tenant pays electric, gas, and cable. Washer and dryer in unit. The apartment includes linens for bed and bath, all kitchen supplies, and all large and small kitchen appliances. Everything you'll need for your home away from home. Safe, quiet neighborhood located next to Beaver Brook Country Club with an 18-hole golf course and restaurant overlooking the greens. Other amenities include tennis and jogging/biking paths to riverside park. Near picturesque town of Clinton with waterfall and historic downtown Main Street. Convenient to routes 78, 22, and 31. Train and bus service nearby. Flemington outlet shopping is 15 minutes south. Bridgewater Commons Mall is 15 minutes east. Easton and the Lehigh Valley is less than 30 minutes west. Some local businesses include Ingersoll Rand, Exxon/Mobil, Merck, Foster Wheeler and Perryville Corporate Park.
1 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:750
Minimum Stay: 6 Months
Monthly Rate: $1900
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City, St, Zip: Arvada,Colorado,80002
I own five luxury furnished executive lofts for monthly corporate housing in a modern elevator access building minutes from downtown Denver, the mountains, Boulder and more! Rent one of my beautiful condominiums directly from me (the owner) and save money over Denver corporate housing or a cramped hotel room. There are five designer-decorated lofts with many luxury amenities, balconies and 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms. Each loft is furnished with a different them. Visit our website for details and floor plans on each property. Each loft rental comes with one or two reserved indoor parking spaces, one or two private south-facing balconies and mountain views. With included WiFi, cable television, and many other exceptional features, we have designed these lofts to meet all of your short term rental and corporate housing needs. Location: The loft is in the new Water Tower Village area and is perfectly situated between downtown Denver and Golden—just one mile off of I-70. The address is 7931 W 55th Ave, Arvada, CO . Water Tower Village is situated in the heart of a charming urban setting. You can walk to an array of stores, a 14 screen movie theater and restaurants right in the neighborhood or catch the RTD Park N' Ride for a swift commute to downtown Denver or the rest of the Denver area. Olde Town Arvada offers evening and seasonal entertainment throughout the year. Check out: www.historicarvada.org or more information on activities right out the back door. Within a mile are many parks, bike trails, a new library and Costco. Within a three mile drive you can find several grocery stores, Super Target and the large Colorado Mills shopping center. In early 2019 the Denver Light Rail system will be coming with a stop out the back door.
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Approx Sq. Ft.:1429
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Monthly Rate: $2495


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Recently, I have been going through old files and documents saved on my laptop. I came across this character script that I wrote for a video production class. We had to create a personality in a page or less. This exercise was so enjoyable, that I thought I would share the finished product with you. Everything in italics is the visual part of the script.
Here it is, enjoy!
Abigail's Story
Groaning loudly, Abigail reaches over and slams her hand down on the giant snooze button. Rolling onto her back, her honey brown hair spreads across her pillow like a halo.
She slowly and unwillingly climbs from between the thick comforter and flower patterned blankets. Her small bare feet touch the ice cold tile floor and she shivers uncontrollably, her dainty frame craving the warmth of a good morning cup of coffee.
Wrapping herself in a shiny blue robe covered in Chinese symbols, she ties it around her waist and heads down the hallway decorated with vintage wall paper and dozens of small pots of flowers. Yellow daisies and brilliant violets mix freely in the colorful bases, all showing Abigail's pride in her ever growing neighborhood meadow.
Walking into her moderately sized kitchen, the backsplash tiled with old blue and white farm tiles, she quickly walks over to the coffee machine and turns it on. Abigail opens the window above the sink, sending the soft yellow curtains flowing in the slight autumn morning breeze.
Cupping her face in her tiny hands, she stares contently at the flowering meadow that takes the place of a common backyard. Her emerald green eyes take in every little detail of the community meadow, from the waist tall cattails swaying gently in the gentle wind, to the rustic gazebo, its sides entwined with ivy and violets.
Ten other small houses frame the meadow. The one on her left is crisply maintained with sharp white trim and a newly installed concrete patio. On the other hand, the house directly to her right shows its age with peeling paint and a cracked wooden boardwalk that leads from the slanting back porch to the meadow. Abigail's house sits farther back than her neighbors. Old, but well cared for, the exterior held a pattern of wind chimes and dream catchers, all boasting a multitude of colors.
Abigail sighed peacefully, turning away from the window, her hands reaching for the used coffee pot.
[Noise in the background. A sudden sound of a lawn mower breaks the morning silence.]
Hearing the sudden sound, Abigail scampered quickly to the window, her eyes wide with fright. At the sight of an industrial sized lawn mower at the far left edge of the meadow, her jaw drops, her surprise showing clearly on her delicate and faerie like features.
Running to her back door, she threw it open and stood in the door way. Squinting at the lawn mower, she saw the Seattle National Park logo on the side of the giant green monster.
Her eyes sad, she folded her arms angrily across her chest, her long honey hair hanging haphazardly down her back. Walking to her solid oak kitchen table, she reached down and picked up the notice lying on its knotted surface.
In dark scrawling ink, the words COMMUNITY PLAYGROUND AND LAKE confirmed Abigail's fears. They were going ahead with the project.
She sat down wearily on the cushioned kitchen chair next to the door. The notice sat on her lap and her elbow rested on the table, holding her head up. She had fought long and hard against this new bill. The papers covering the rest of the table proved that fact.
[The camera pans over the papers, picking up the titles and important bold facts.]
News articles, newspaper clippings, and magazines littered her kitchen table, showing her ever growing need to save the meadow before it was demolished. She had failed.
Her hands cradle her head, her hair falling down across her face. She looks up at the door with tears in her eyes. Slowly standing up, as though she has aged forty years in the past two minutes, she stumbles through the doorway and walks agedly out into the meadow.
Kneeling down in the rain soaked earth, she sits next to a patch of daisies growing freely. She picks five from the earth, rolling the stems between her fingers, savoring the feel, the sense of picking them from the ground.
Bringing them to her nose, she inhales their beauty, their ever persistent smell of nature. Closing her eyes, tears well from beneath the covering and trickle down her freckle dotted face.
Gathering as many daisies as possible, she fills her arms with the flowers. Slowly trudging back inside, she sets them all on the counter and goes in search for the perfect vase.
She settles on an antique Greek vase, made of colored glass and decorated with specks of gold. Filling it up with water from the chrome sink, she puts the daisies in the glass.
Gathering her hair into a ponytail, she arranges the vase on the kitchen table in the midst of all the papers. Pouring herself a cup of now lukewarm coffee, she sits in her faded kitchen chair and stares at the daisies with a kind of affection a mother has for her child.
This is her last vase.
This is the last of her meadow.


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I was going through some old computer files this afternoon and came across something I wrote during the summer of 2009. Although it is a couple years out of date, and it has been months since my last stroll down Sixth, I felt like posting this in memory of my many enjoyable walks through a much loved historic neighborhood.
I have read that, "Sixth Street north of Ponca City's Grand Avenue is a special place. Stroll past the library on a summer afternoon, and across the tree-shaded sidewalks you'll see a flutter of activity."
This neighborhood has a special place in my heart. For the past year and more I've been a part of that "flutter of activity." I work as the genealogy library clerk just down the street, and much of my recreational and study time is spent close by as well. A handsome young man and I have been courting for many months now, and we love to talk while walking through our town's neighborhoods – almost always beginning on Sixth Street.
We have watched the seasons change together; it was hot when we began, and it is hot again now. I felt the change as everything cooled, and our walks seemed easier. I was overjoyed by the colorful yellows and oranges on the many trees. There is no better way to enjoy autumn than by taking a walk and hearing the crunch of leaves under your feet. The park at the end of 6th Street is the very one where Zachary told me for the first time that he loved me. A special place.
The weather continued to become colder. I dreaded the frigid temperatures of winter, but nothing could hold us back. We put on our heavy coats and gloves and continued our ramblings. The homes in the historic neighborhood were flashes of color on an otherwise bland background. I enjoyed all the homes for their differing characteristics; the windows, porches, swings, gates, and other decorative touches. The additional lights around Christmas time added a playful touch to the grand homes.
To my joy and relief, our town became fresh with the arrival of spring. Yellow daffodils proclaimed the coming of warmer days. Soon, a myriad of colors awoke: green, red, purple, pink, and blue.
The seasons have come full circle.
"Clearly, it is a place of diversity. Yet somehow, it's also harmonious and complete -- this tiny neighborhood, a mere three blocks long, sandwiched between the library and the park."
Citation: quotations written by Marlys Bush Thurber, September 2001.


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Last week I reported that the Obama administration had ordered all contract and general service Catholic chaplains to stop performing any religious duties on military bases during the government shutdown. The orders they received also banned them from volunteering their services under the threat of being arrested.
A number of military bases here in the US and abroad do not have active duty chaplains assigned to them so the military will contract with civilian priests to perform mass, weddings, baptisms, funerals, communion, etc. at these bases. John Schlageter, General Counsel for the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA, pointed out that the military is able to come up with the funds to continue military academy sporting events such as football games, but cannot see fit to even allow a Catholic priest to volunteer his services for the religious requirements of US military personnel.
Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base in Georgia is one of the military bases that relies on a contract priest to perform the same duties and responsibilities of an active military chaplain. Father Ray Leonard is the contract priest for the submarine base. At the start of the government shutdown, Leonard received orders telling him to stop all religious service on the base until the shutdown is over and he is notified otherwise.
There are about 300 catholic families that gather to worship at King's Bay and none of them have been allowed to attend mass or any other religious service on the base since the shutdown. Although there is a Catholic church sixteen miles from the base, many of the parishioners live on base and don't own a car and have no transportation to travel to the Catholic church in town.
Leonard and Fred Naylor, a parishioner of Leonard's and a retired veteran of 22 years of service had filed a lawsuit in the US District Court of Washington challenging the legality of barring him from performing his religious duties and violating the religious rights of the military personnel stationed at the base. Thomas More Law Center is representing Leonard and Naylor in their lawsuit. The lawsuit lists the defendants as the Department of Defense, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, the Department of the Navy and the Secretary of the Department of the Navy, Ray Mabus.
In an affidavit, Leonard stated:
"I was disallowed from performing public religious services due to the lack of religious freedom in China. I never imagined that when I returned home to the United States, that I would be forbidden from practicing my religious beliefs as I am called to do and would be forbidden from helping and serving my faith community."
The Thomas More legal team commented about the lawsuit saying:
"Additionally, Fr. Leonard was locked out of his on-base office and the chapel. Fr. Leonard was also denied access to the Holy Eucharist and other articles of his Catholic faith. The order has caused the cancellation of daily and weekend Mass, confession, marriage preparation classes and baptisms as well as prevented Fr. Leonard from providing the spiritual guidance he was called by his faith to provide."
Prior to the supposed government shutdown Congress passed the Pay Our Military Act, which provides funding for employees whose duties contributed to the morale and well-being of the military. One would expect that to include the religious well-being of military personnel which is one of the issues being addressed in the lawsuit. The Thomas More staff also pointed out that the ban on contract and general service chaplains has been applied to Catholics and not to Protestants. They believe that the military has intentionally targeted the Catholic chaplains at the expense of the religious freedom of thousands of active duty Catholic military personnel.
I am not Catholic, but I also see this as another attack on non-Muslim religions by the White House. Ever since Barack Hussein Obama took office in January 2009, he has purposefully launched one attack after another at Christians and Jews. Yet I have yet to see one single similar attack launched at his Muslim brothers. While I don't have proof that Obama is a Muslim, I can say that he talks, acts and governs more like a Muslim than the Christian he declares himself to be. When I see Obama doing things like this it reminds me of Matthew 7:15 which states:
"Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves."


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Hello lovely sexy people – I am writing to you to ask whether any of would be up for helping to promote/speak/perform/contribute to an art exhibition for Women's Aid, on National Women's Day (8th March) which is being put on by a group of young artists, members of the charity and other creatives in London.
The details are to be confirmed, as we are in early stages of planning but I wanted to gauge interest with those I have connections with in these circles. Basically this will be a charity event, to benefit Women's Aid and promote a positive, direct and inspiring female voice. All aspects of femininity are topics – sexuality, therapy, expression and experience. Anything you can contribute in terms of time, publicity and support would be greatly appreciated and it is such a worthy cause. Also any contacts you may have who would possibly want to get involved, I would really, truly appreciate it. Hope to hear from you soon and provide details/link to other people involved as soon as I can. PLEASE NOTE – This is not a female only project, so long as you support the cause, I would love to hear from you.
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Rest assured we will continue to impress you with our floral arrangements, green and flowering plants, balloons, chocolates and unusual gifts.
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We are happy that Sanskriti classes are off to a good start. We hope that your child had a good first day in Sanskriti last Sunday.
Please mark your calendars for October 7, which will be a day of service for Sanskriti students as part of our celebration of M.K. Gandhi's birthday (Oct 2) and his legacy of giving back to the community.
Sanskriti Community Service coordinators, Soni Shah and Komal Panjabi have organized a day of fun and service for all Sanskriti children, teachers, and parents who will assist with the clean up of the South Mountain reservation area in West Orange.
Program: The South Mountain Reservation's Trash Tacklers
- Location: MayApple Picnic area in West Orange (off of Northfield Ave) [directions will be provided]
- Date and Time: Sunday Oct 7th from 11 -12 pm
- Supplies will be provided but you are welcome to bring your work gloves
- Bring one black trash bag (30 gallon)
We will provide water and fruits for all volunteers at the clean-up site.
Please note that Hindi and Gujarati classes will end at 10:40 on Sept 7.
Parents will pick up their children from Sanskriti at 10:40 and head to the Reservation site directly so that we can start the volunteer work at 11:00. Sanskriti cannot provide transportation to the site.
Students attending only Culture class will come directly to the clean-up site.
Please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions.
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DirectCompute Lecture Series 120: Basics of DirectCompute Application Development
In this lecture, Jason Yang (a technical lead from AMD) goes over the basics of creating a DirectCompute application that performs matrix multiplication. Specifically, he covers:
- Instantiating a DirectCompute Device
- Writing and compiling DirectCompute Code
- Executing code on the GPU
- Retrieving resulting data from the GPU and passing it to the CPU
The Roundtable discussion for DirectCompute can be found here, the full DirectCompute lecture series is here, and the slides for this lecture are available from here.
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DirectCompute Lecture Series 210: GPU Optimizations and Performance
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awsome suff, but not only is the video not visible on the frontpage, its not even visible in the video or screencasts pages Seems strange to me that that could even happen..
I'm working with Channel 9 to get this included in the feeds, there have been some policy changes on Ch9 recently that affected this. I think we'll have it fixed next week.
ok.. i thought you "were" channel9
these videos are great and it would be sucha shame if they arent watched just because people cant fin them. ive no doubt that you're doing what you can it out there, im more confused as to how channel9 actually works
i always thought that if you where a niner and had some specially premission set on you, you could post videos and tag them as video,podcast or screencast, and that'd be it i guess its more complicated then?
Yup, a little more complicated than that. But I'm learning
But it shouldnt be more complicated than that imo.. maybe it will be fixed in the elusive revolution9
It isn't actually a permissions issue (the home page is) to set things as video, podcast or screencast ... I'll send instructions to @gclassy
Thanks Duncan, @aL_ these should now appear in videos.
it would be really fun to have some interviews with the c9 team how a video makes it from the producer to the channel9 page, how its encoded and thwe posting process and stuff like that
I hope someone here can help me with this problem:
If you have a compute intensive compute shader it will likely happen that the "WDDM Time Detection and Recovery" mechanism resets the graphics driver because the GPU is busy for over 2 seconds. This is not so funny if you want to compute something.
Is there a way do execute compute shaders which take more than 2 secs for computation and prevent this WDDM TDR mechanism? Noone at the AMD Dev Forums answered, so I try it here.
BTW here is another person who encountered the problem: http://forums.xna.com/forums/p/53326/323308.aspx
Thanks in advance.
There's a way to disable the TDR mechanism using the registry.
Here is some info regarding Vista. Probably the same for Win7, but no gaurantees.
Thx for the answer. I know that you can increase the timeout or completely disable this feature and that is what i actually did to run my program.
But this is not a real solution for the problem, especially for end users.
Is the visual studio solution that was used in the video available for download?
I know I can try copy and pasting the code snippets out of the powerpoint presentation file, but I'm not completely confident that I have the skills to get that all compiled and working.
Newbie question...
Which version of Visual Studio do I need to get to compile for direct compute? I have Win 7, I have appropriate hardware... just not sure about what development tools I have to get.


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The former Dr Who star told the Big Issue he got his first acting job at 15.
David Tennant has spoken about how friends told him becoming an actor was a "daft idea".
In an interview with The Big Issue magazine, he admitted that wanting to be an actor at the age of 16 felt a bit "ludicrous".
He said: "I didn't know any actors. And people all around me were going, quite rightly, this is a daft idea.
"You won't make a living. It was sound and proper advice.
"But there was a little part of the teenage me that thought they might be wrong.
"It would be nice to go back to him now and tell him, you're in your mid-40s now, and you're still getting away with it.
"Though I still don't know how much longer that'll last."
Former Dr Who star Tennant said he did not enjoy adolescence.
"I was always aware that I was waiting for adulthood to start. I found the lack of control over your own affairs as a child annoying," he said.
"And that just became more pronounced during the teenage years. I knew I definitely wanted to go to drama school.
"In fact I think I got my first acting job at 16. Or even at 15, an anti-smoking ad. Then I did an episode of (ITV children's drama series) Dramarama.
"We went to the Isle of Skye for four days, and I stayed in a hotel on my own for the first time. I was old enough not to need a chaperone. I was my own boss. It felt like a glimpse into adulthood."
The Big Issue is sold by vendors to lift themselves out of poverty.
Tennant stars in You, Me and Him, screening at the Glasgow Film Festival on February 25-26.
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