…follows: Room Size Monthly rate Simcoe 125 sq. ft. $ 1199 St. Andrew 203 sq. ft. $ 1599 Union 228 sq. ft. $ 1799 King 246 sq. ft. $ 1999
We're also offering individual desks at $ 500/month. These rates include Beanfield's 100meg internet service and cleaning staff.
Photo Tour
Here's a quick tour of Union Workstation, featuring photos I took when we moved in:
That's right, Union Workstation has a shower! It's perfect for bike commuters, and …
…on Tuesday nights at Petersham Town Hall on Crystal St (near to Petersham Station). We regularly get 30-50 people every week and they're running beginners fighting classes right now*. We also have regular singing, Calligraphy fibre-craft and costuming days every month.
* its $ 5 a night for non-members, or you can join for a year for $ 30 - but you have to do your membership online here (we're not allowed to take payment directly for that)
Picture Credit: …
…much larger. Halfway through last year, we moved into our new residence at 41 Stewart St, Richmond (right beside Richmond Station), with 370 square metres to work and play in (and that'll eventually double to 720).
Our office is now a bustling hive of activity - there's usually somewhere between 20 and 30 people in each day at any one point. Many of us have dedicated desks (it is something I happily pay for). That said, not everyone who works from Inspire9 are residents - …
St. Christopher House was our first major win. We parlayed the sad truth that our office (otherwise known as the front room of my apartment) was a block away from their ‘ Meeting Place'- a gritty drop-in centre for the homeless, addicted, and downtrodden, at the corner of Bathurst and Queen. I think they saw the earnestness in our pitch, and believed that whatever the cost, we would work to understand their needs, and create something that they could use. Turns out they were right, …
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…have missed them. Lots happened in November! First, we moved into our new downtown digs at 101 Second St. 15th Floor. Check out the view:
Next, we introduced a bunch of new features. Here's a quick run-down:
Server Monitoring
Since we announced this feature a couple of weeks ago, we have tremendously positive feedback from customers and New Relic is currently monitoring over 9,000 servers in production. Server Monitoring lets you dig even deeper into your application's performance …
TeaCup on Thomas St also does an excellent coffee and has a great range of teas and homemade cakes and also does mean poached eggs for breakfast. Other places to visit include the wonderfully quirky Oklahoma , Suger Junction for something sweet, and Koffee Pot for their amazing cooked breakfasts.
Where to Eat
There are plenty of great places to grab a bite around the city, and you're especially lucky during the week of the conference as the Manchester …
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…If you haven't done this yet, don't miss the opportunity!
The Rails 3.1 Hackfest will be at our San Francisco office:
Saturday, July 23rd, 12pm to 5pm
Beer and Pizza will be provided! Make sure to let us know you're coming so we have enough food and we'll see you on Saturday.
See the official announcement
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Katherine St. Asaph on J.D. Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye" (p.8)
SYH on Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are" (p. 9)
YM Intern Christian Carter on Toni Morrison's "Sula" (p. 9)
YM Intern Daniel Kolitz on Ancient Greek Literature (p. 10)
YM Intern QED on Gunther Grass' "Local Anaesthetic" (p. 11)
Hey guys, I helped make this sorta!
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…Pizza will be provided as we start with an introduction and get things going.
When:
Friday, April 1st, 2011, from 11:00 am to 6:30 pm.
Where:
705 Red River St.
Austin, TX 78701
Register:
Although the hack day is free, we ask that you RSVP so we have an idea of how many people to expect:
http://chefhackdayaustin.eventbrite.com/
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Location: LaunchPad NOLA, 643 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Come and let me convince you about the wonders of Hudson CI and having a CI test environment that matches your production env. You know you want to be convinced. It's good for you, like fruit.
Don't forget Chuck Norris
Always remember to install the Chuck Norris plugin for Hudson, and enable it for each job. Don't forget Chuck Norris.
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