154- 160 Fleet Street, London,

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154- 160 Fleet Street, London,

* Property Ref: BEFleetStreet_ServicedOffice * Purpose: Serviced Office * Location: London , City of London * Postcode: EC4A 2DQ * Size: 100 sq.ft There is over 50,000 sq ft of flexible office space cellurised across 7 floors, providing a great range of contemporary workspace. A Formula 1 racing car is the centre-piece in our chandeliered reception area, and onsite meeting rooms and gym are available to give you a great working environment. Type of Office: Single person offices � Shared offices � Team offices � Large offices We offer flexible terms from 1 month to 25 years . ... More Read more at movehut.co.uk

 

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ARIS ALLEN MENS SPECTATOR

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Aris Allen Mens Spectator Leather Wingtip

Product Description

The Aris Allen two-tone men's Wingtip shoe is a stylish classic. The detail that has been added to the trim and saddle makes this a very smart shoe that has a timeless feel to it. The soles of these shoes are made from a hard yet flexible leather - the Aris Allen Raw Sole. This ensures excellent contact with the floor and promises to enhance your movement across the dance floor. The leather heel also has a thick rubber layer for extra shock absorption - ideal if you are planning on dancing in them from dusk to dawn! For added support the shoes have an in-built insole as well. A point worth mentioning....these are traditional wingtip shoes so they are constructed in a way that limits the extent to which you are able to loosen or tighten the laces. For individuals with particularly wide or narrow feet these shoes may not offer the perfect fit. Aris Allen do manufacture a style called the Captoe which are manufactured in a slightly different way and are better suited to a variety of foot widths. These are designed for the intermediate / advanced dancer - but they're also great as a second pair for beginners... the "fastness" of the sole forces you to "find your center" immediately. SIZING TIPS: We find that these run true to size. So order your usual men's shoe size. CONSTRUCTION: These shoes are absolutely 100% handmade and in batches of just a few at a time. The cutting of the leather is done by hand, the glue is put on with a brush, and they are sewn individually. You can even see the occasional pencil mark! SPECS: These are great dance shoes because of the slideable sole, and the comfort you need in a shoe that's going to be on the hardwood all night. The footbed is lined with foam so it's much more comfortable than many ordinary dress shoes. The stacked leather heel is 1 3/4 inches at the back. The shock-absorbing 1/8" rubber tread on the bottom of the heel can easily be removed by a cobbler if you want to replace it with hard leather. The Aris Allen Raw Sole is either sanded or varnished and after a few hours of wear they become "raw" on the bottom and perform a lot like Chrome Leather (suede) which allows you to spin and slide, and still control the floor. If you find the sole has picked up dirt from the floor and is slowing down, just shuffle your feet on the pavement once or twice to refresh it. Read more at www.swinggear.co.uk

 

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Take That KILLS IT At German Echo Awards!

We never thought we'd see them all back together, and with such a VENGEANCE! Last week, Take That not only took home the German Echo Award for Best International Band, but also performed their smash single, Kidz - both there, and during the finale of Denmark's X Factor! A pretty impressive feat, considering their massive, Progress Live 2011 Tour kicks off pretty soon! Check out their performance from the Echo Awards (above)! Truly back to form! It's like they never left! Congrats, congrats, guys! We cannot WAIT to see the concert! Read more at perezhilton.com

 

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Kinect used to make teleconferencing

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Kinect used to make teleconferencing actually kind of cool (video)

No matter how hard Skype and others try to convince us otherwise, we still do most of our web communications via text or, if entirely unavoidable, by voice. Maybe we're ludittes or maybe video calling has yet to prove its value. Hoping to reverse such archaic views, researchers at the MIT Media Lab have harnessed a Kinect's powers of depth and human perception to provide some newfangled videoconferencing functionality. First up, you can blur out everything on screen but the speaker to keep focus where it needs to be. Then, if you want to get fancier, you can freeze a frame of yourself in the still-moving video feed for when you need to do something off-camera, and to finish things off, you can even drop some 3D-aware augmented reality on your viewers. It's all a little unrefined at the moment, but the ideas are there and well worth seeing. Jump past the break to do just that. Read more at www.engadget.com

 

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