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Hi all! I’m planning an informal evening event for about a dozen colleagues to celebrate finishing a major project. We need a spacious venue with great seating, a full-service bar, solid menu options, and easy transport links nearby so people can get home safely late at night. Does anyone know a place that handles mid-sized groups well?

Давно шукаю сайт, де дають бонуси при реєстрації, є такі?

I've been feeling really run down and lacking energy. A friend mentioned that vitamins could help boost testosterone. Is there any real evidence for this, and which ones actually work?

moved the desk here in february, same standups at the same hours, nothing changed except the window. the part nobody warns you about is that half the listings you see are from last season, agents just do not take them down. i ended up tracking the same few buildings on https://yektahomes.com for about eight months, mostly to see how long things sit before the price moves. anyway, internet here is better than in the old office, which i did not expect.

Recommend an entertainment area for relaxing after work

I design corporate training programmes and moved to Bangkok on a one year contract. I kept a spreadsheet because I did not trust my own memory. Sharing the shape of it, because the surprises were not where I expected.

Month one. Everything felt cheap and I congratulated myself. I was living out of a serviced apartment my employer paid for, so I was measuring nothing real.

Month two. Moved into my own place and discovered the deposit convention. Two months plus one month in advance is normal. Three months of rent leaves the account on the same day. Nobody warns you because to everyone here it is obvious.

Month three. First full electricity bill after a hot April. My air conditioning habit cost more than my phone, internet and water together. Ask what the previous tenant paid in April, not the average.

Month four. The commute broke me. I had…

I run training programmes for a facilities company here in Dubai and I have rented in three towers in five years. Rent is the number everyone argues about. The one that actually decided things for me was the service charge.

It is billed per square foot per year and it is not small. Two towers on the same street can differ a lot, because one has a pool, a gym, chilled water and a concierge, and the other has a lobby and two lifts. If you buy, that charge follows you every year and the building sets it, not you.

Second thing that surprised me is how rent is paid here. One cheque for the year is cheaper than four cheques for the same flat. The landlord is pricing your payment schedule, not only the flat. When I moved from one cheque to four, the annual number went up on…

I run corporate training programs and I have moved four times inside the Tampa Bay area in six years, mostly because of work locations. Each move taught me something I did not know to ask about.

• Flood zone before anything else. Two identical houses three streets apart can differ by a four figure annual insurance number. The listing will not mention it, you look it up yourself.

• - HOA fees and what they actually cover. One place I rented had a fee that covered the pool nobody could use because it was being resurfaced for eight months.

• - Ask what the electric bill was in August, not the average. Average includes January.

• - Impact windows or not. It changes both your insurance and how many days of your year involve plywood.

• - Compare the asking price to the neighbourhood before you fall in love. I keep a running list from…