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Mu?n thư?ng th?c món cháo chính hi?u Singapore này, gi? đây b?n không c?n ph?i sang Singapore mà ngay t?i Hà N?i, b?n c?ng có th? thư?ng th?c món đ?c s?n trên ? nhà hàngLIONCITY transit 30 ph? Nhà Chung, qu?n Hoàn Ki?m, ngay c?nh nhà th? l?n Hà N?i.
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Cháo ?ch Singapore chính hi?u t?i Lioncity Transit 30 Nhà Chung
Bên c?nh đó, t?i Lioncity Transit, th?c khách s? đư?c thư?ng th?c nh?ng món ăn vô cùng đ?c s?c như món cua đư?c ch? bi?n v?i 11 hương v? khác hau. Đ?m đà nh?t là món cua s?t ?t Singapore h?p d?n b?i màu đ? r?c và v? cay n?ng c?a lo?i s?t sambal đ?c trưng, đư?c nh?p kh?u t? Singapore mang theo bí quy?t lâu đ?i. Hay món cari gà, cari cá hư?ng bi?n v?i hương v? tuy?t h?o và c?n r?t nhi?u món ăn h?p d?n khác….
Không gian c?a t?ng 2 v?i khung c?nh Viên Nguy?t nên thơ V? Lâm Quán: Đi?m offline l? tư?ng c?a game th?. Th? Năm, 16/05/2013, 08:00 AM (GMT+7) Đ?a ch? nhà hàng, quán cafe, fasfood, món ăn ngon... t?t c? có trong ?m th?c 24H
Đ? t? lâu, vi?c offline tr? thành nhu c?u không th? thi?u c?a game th?. M?i t?a game đ?u đư?c nhà phát hành chăm chút như nh?ng đ?a con tinh th?n vô giá, và đ?c bi?t hơn n?a, vi?c chăm sóc c?ng đ?ng game th? c?ng đư?c nhà phát hành coi như m?t ph?n không th? thi?u.
Vi?c offline game t? trư?c đ?n nay đa s? đư?c các bang ch?, thành ch? (tùy theo cách g?i m?i game) t? t? ch?c, v?i phương châm: vui, g?n k?t và làm thân v?i nhau là chính. Th?u hi?u nh?ng khó khăn trong vi?c t? t? ch?c đó, anh Quân sau nhi?u l?n trăn tr? đ? m? V? Lâm H?i Quán v?i m?c đích ph?c v? anh em trong m?i l?n t? ch?c offline, c?ng như nh?ng b?n tr? yêu game trên kh?p c? nư?c.
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Ngay khi bư?c vào chúng ta có th? th?y hai bên c?a đ? đư?c h?a b?ng 2 k? b?o trong VLCM. Bên trái là Du Long Đao và bên ph?i là Hiên Viên Cung. Vô cùng b?t m?t và đ?c đáo.
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Bư?c ti?p vào trong, ngay l?p t?c b?n có th? chiêm ngư?ng v? đ?p hùng v? c?a T? Đ?i Th?n Thú. Bao g?m Thanh Long-B?ch H?-Huy?n V?-Chu Tư?c. M?t khung c?nh trong mơ.
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T?ng 1 ch? đơn sơ và gi?n d? như th? nhưng c?ng đ? đ? hút l?y con m?t t? m? c?a toàn b? các nhân s? và ti?p t?c t?m ki?m đi?u m?i l?.
Lên t?i t?ng 2, có l? là nơi thương xuyên t? t?p và trao đ?i kinh nghi?m c?a các nhân s? v?i nh?ng b?a nh?u lên tr?i xu?ng đ?t, không ch? có các b?n nam mà các b?n n? th?m chí là r?t nhi?u các cô bác đ? l?n tu?i c?ng ghé l?i nơi đây đ? cùng giao h?o. Đi?u đó đ? cho th?y s?c h?p d?n c?a VLCM l?n t?i như th? nào. Và t?t nhiên đ? làm đư?c đi?u đó, V? Lâm Quán c?a anh Quân m? ra là m?t đi?m d?ng không th? thi?u.
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Tuy ch? m?i m? đư?c m?t th?i gian ng?n, nhưng V? Lâm Quán nhanh chóng đư?c gi?i thi?u đông đ?o đ?n các nhân s? V? Lâm qua s? giúp s?c c?a các Admin đ?n t? H?i Nh?ng Ngư?i Yêu Thích VLCM như ad Hero, Thái Dương và Vinh Vui V?, v?n là nh?ng Admin k? c?u trong th? gi?i VLCM. Hi?n V? Lâm Quán đ? có trang Fanpage riêng đó là
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M?t h?nh ?nh Offline giao lưu gi?a các game th? trong đó có các nhân v?t như B?o Lang Sa, Đ?c Cư?ng và nhi?u cao th? n?i ti?ng khác
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Vinh Vui V?, Hero, Tung, Duy và Vic……
Hi?n t?i page c?n nh? nhưng đang trên đà phát tri?n m?nh v?i các bài đăng h?p d?n,các m?o game đư?c các Admin chia s? đ?u đ?n giúp các nhân s? V? Lâm gi?m đư?c khá nhi?u chi phí khi lên đ? c?ng như Up các th? c?n thi?t đ? cho Acc th?t hoàn h?o.
Ngoài không gian l? tư?ng V? Lâm H?i Quán c?n thu hút b?i đ? u?ng h?p d?n, c?n g? b?ng khi ng?i cùng anh em bàn lu?n v? game và nhâm nhi tách cafe do chính anh Quân ch? quán cùng ch? m?nh đ? cùng nhau pha ch? cho ra 1 lo?i cafe r?t đ?c bi?t. H?y th? 1 l?n đ?n V? Lâm H?i Quán đ? chiêm ngư?ng không gian l? tư?ng và thư?ng th?c nh?ng đ? u?ng đ?c bi?t b?n nhé!
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Morrisons says it has agreed a deal that will enable it to launch an online grocery service by January 2014.
The delivery vans will carry the Morrisons brand, with logistical support by Ocado from its Dordon distribution centre in the Midlands.
At the moment, Morrisons is the only one of the big four chains not to offer online shopping.
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The total food and grocery market is forecast to grow 22% from £127bn to £155bn by 2017Online food sales are expected to grow by nearly 70% over the same period, from £5.9bn to £10bn As a proportion of the total, online is set to grow from 4.66% to 6.47%Nearly 30% of people in the UK now shop online for food and groceriesSource: Conlumino
Chief executive Dalton Philips told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "This is a very good transaction for both parties. We're going from a standing start to the fast lane in the blink of an eye."Morrisons will make an initial payment of £170m to Ocado to acquire the Dordon centre, then a further £46m to expand it and establish a delivery network.
Morrisons expects a return on its investment within three or four years, Mr Philips said.
Neil Saunders, retail analyst with Conlumino, told the BBC: "This is a transforming deal for Morrisons that will allow them to make the move online in an efficient and effective way that is easily scalable. In many ways, it's the best possible solution for them.
"It is a good deal for Ocado, too, in that it broadens its business model and provides it with an injection of capital for future investment. The unknown in the mix is the reaction of Waitrose."
Waitrose worryOcado said its current contractual agreement with Waitrose would "remain unaffected by these arrangements" and that customers would experience "no change to the service" as a result of the deal.
Continue reading the main story It maintained that there was no exclusivity clause in the Waitrose agreement preventing it from offering services to rival supermarkets.Ocado said it would continue to deliver Waitrose food from the Dordon centre.
But in a statement Waitrose said: "We have asked to see the detail of the deal and the operating arrangements. Meanwhile, we have instructed lawyers so that we can get a clear and unequivocal view of the contract and examine what might constitute a breach."
In the Morrisons agreement there is a "restrictive covenant" preventing Ocado from providing a similar online grocery service to more than one competitor to Morrisons at any one time.
Waitrose signed a deal with Ocado in 2000 and now serves up to 40,000 online shoppers a week.
Ocado's shares closed 36% higher. Its shares have risen 149% over the past year.
The system of telephone numbers has evolved as technology has advanced Some people are "put off" making important calls because of confusion over the amount they will be charged, according to the telecoms regulator.Ofcom is planning a change in the system of "non-geographic" numbers, which start with 03, 08 or 09.
Markham Sivak, who is leading the review, said research had found some phone users believed costs were higher and so decided not to make vital calls.
But the new rules will take more than a year to implement.
The system of phone number prefixes has built up over the years as the technology has advanced.
Ever since numbers moved from solely simple area codes, a whole host of new numbers and charging structures has evolved.
These range from UK-wide numbers used by charities and not-for-profit organisations, to premium rate lines - offering horoscope readings or chat lines - which can cost as much as £2.60 a minute.
An Ofcom guide to the different charges runs to three pages, prompting the regulator to come up with a simplification plan.
"We have a complicated system. It is time to tidy it all up at once, not to make lots of little changes," said Mr Sivak.
Public pressureAt present, 0800 and 0808 calls are free from landlines but are often charged when the calls are made on mobiles. Under the plans all of these "freephone" calls will actually be free.
Continue reading the main story 030: Used by charities and not-for-profit organisations and cost the same as geographic 01 or 02 calls08: Numbers used by businesses for sales, inquiry or customer service lines09: Premium rate numbers used for many competitions or recorded information. These are the most expensiveOther phone numbers starting with 08 have allowed businesses or helplines to take calls and divert them to call centres in different parts of the UK, or even internationally.However, the charging structure can be complicated - with costs often overestimated by consumers, according to Mr Sivak.
For example, some calls that start with 087 include a call set-up fee, whereas some starting with 084 do not. Meanwhile, some 0845 and 0870 numbers are included in packages - making them free at certain times of day - whereas 0844 or 0871 numbers are generally not included.
The complexity has led to pressure - from the regulator, the public and MPs - on key organisations to switch their numbers to one with a slightly cheaper 030 prefix, mainly because these are free in call packages.
HM Revenue and Customs is planning to move all its helplines, such as the self-assessment tax line, to 030 numbers by the end of the summer.
One pressure group has also been running a campaign, highlighting alternative geographic numbers to those fed up with calling 08 numbers.
Charges splitThe key to these chargeable 08 numbers or premium rate 09 numbers is that some of the fee goes to the telephone company and some to the business that is providing the service.
The changes aim to make it clearer where the cost of the call goes This helps pay for the cost of the service, such as bus or train timetables, but it also means a profit can be made from these calls.
Some 93% of people asked in a survey by market research company Consumer Intelligence said they thought it was unfair that companies could make money from such calls.
Under Ofcom's proposals, the charges will be split into two sections so consumers know what they are paying and where the money is going.
Callers will be told: "This call will cost x pence per minute, plus your standard access charge."
The access charge is a fixed fee that will go to the telephone company. The service charge, quoted in pence per minute, goes to the company being called.
Consultation on the plans ends on 28 May and the regulator hopes the new system will be in place by the start of 2015.
The Federation of Small Businesses wants the changes to be made efficiently, and in one go.
"If it is one good overhaul, we would welcome that, but it never seems to be that way. It may be another five years, or it could be 10 years, but change keeps happening," said Mike Cherry, the FSB's national policy chairman.
Meanwhile, a spokesman for mobile operator O2 said: "Currently, even though we levy retail charges for calls to 0800 numbers, O2 customers can call many of these numbers for free. These include Childline, Crimestoppers and 0800 Reverse.
"In the future, Ofcom proposes that service providers make adequate payments to mobile operators to cover the cost of originating calls to 080 numbers. We support this approach. There are costs associated with delivering mobile phone calls to 0800 services and these need to be recovered, somehow."
