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The property is situated on the northeast corner of Broad and Dauphin Streets. There are 12 apartments, 8 two bedroom and 4 one bedroom. Each floor has its own laundry room.

About the Building

2301 N. Broad St. is a Victorian style, turn of the Century, 16,000 square foot mixed-use Property. The building was completely “gutted” and re-built in 2005 and 2006. Both the interior and exterior of the Property are “new construction” quality. The building is now home to 12 large apartments, NovaCare Outpatient Rehabilitation and United Tailoring.

The off-campus apartment entrance is located on Dauphin Street. The building houses 8 two bedroom apartments and 4 one bedroom apartments. The two bedroom apartments range in size from approx. 850-950 square feet. The one bedroom apartments are approx. 550 square feet.

Mail is delivered to the main lobby of the building. Elevator service is available from the main entrance lobby to each floor. Each floor has its own laundry room and coin-op vending machines are conveniently located in the 2nd and 3rd floor lobbies. The building has a security surveillance camera system for improved resident safety. The property also has an intercom and doorbell system for safety and convenience. A residents only bike rack is located in the building’s private north side alley. Free, private, residents only, off-street parking is located directly behind the building in our fenced-in surface lot.

About the Off-Campus Apartments

Compare 2301 N. Broad St. to any of the large “close to campus” apartment buildings and the difference is clear. The competition uses a “dorm” style approach to housing. They generally pack 4 to 6 students into small apartments with little to no common living area. Bunk beds, small rooms and no personal space is the norm.

At 2301 N. Broad St. you can expect a new, modern, luxury apartment with plenty of space, large room sizes, architect designed open air floor plans, the highestlevelsof construction quality and loads of modern amenities. Our apartments are approx. twice the square footage of the competition!!!!

For more information and/or applications for housing, be sure to visit http://templeoffcampus.com.

Perhaps the biggest mistake a webmaster can make is hubris, to believe that he or she can do it better only to reinvent the proverbial wheel. True innovation is necessary, and we should encourage it, but there is a reason that these 4 common page layouts have maintained their popularity over the years: they work, effectively and efficiently. With that in mind, let’s explore four tried and true approaches.

2-Column Layout

The classic two-column layout has been in use since the first usage of HTML. It invokes the straightforward appeal of a newspaper layout. The design goal here is to put the content front and center, and to make it as accessible and readable for the visitor as possible. Typically, the columns sit below a header, and the large column uses 75% of available space while the smaller column uses the rest. Generally, the primary column is for content, and the secondary column is for navigation and advertisement.

3-Column Layout

The more modern three-column layout strives for similar goals while making more room for advertisement. Modern webpages are busy, and even when using a header row for navigation, hyperlinks and hooks can easily consume a single non-content column. This approach works best when individual content blocks are relatively small. Unnecessary use of multiple pages can frustrate readers. Developers should not use the additional column without reason. They should avoid dead space, and they should balance the navigation and advertisement between available columns.

Flash Layout

Newspaper-inspired layouts are best for read content, but the Internet has come a long way. Today, a great deal of the media is video and interactive content. For these purposes, the classic layouts fall well short. The problem with advanced media is compatibility. The beauty of a Flash layout is that allows the developer to create very sophisticated designs, but Flash encapsulates those designs, and provides a familiar interface with which all modern browsers can be compatible.

Magazine Layout

The magazine-style layout has come into fashion over the last several years. Essentially, it is either a two-column or a three-column layout that accentuates the header. The benefit of such a format is that it achieves the readability and accessibility of the classic layouts. But it also allows the designer to provide greater focus to media, including aspects of Flash layouts, and incorporate more sophisticated navigation techniques. In advanced configurations, the header actually collapses away, and this provides the visitor with the best of both worlds.

Conclusion

Before designing a website layout, consider these four layouts extensively. Whichever web hosting option you have chosen will most likely have resources available for looking at samples of different styles. Generally, the best tactic is to choose one and then customize it for your specific purposes. Only design a layout from scratch when a site’s purpose truly calls for it.

Letterhead

Your letters will stand out more if you surround your text with a template
that will get the recipient’s attention. Have personalized letterhead
created that uses your company’s contact information, your name and your
company logo. It adds an air of professionalism to your correspondence as well
as creating a correspondence format that reminds the recipient about your business.

Remember to add your company motto at the bottom of your letterhead in quotation
marks. A catchy slogan will give customers something to remember you by.

Address Labels

When you are trying to personalize your business correspondence, you need to take
advantage of every element of your letter. One area where you can continue your
personalization is with recipient mailing labels and return address labels.

Have customized recipient labels printed that will allow you to put your
recipient’s name and address on something that stands out. Try something
as simple as having your company logo as a background watermark on your mailing
labels. That way you can clearly print the recipient’s name and address
on the label while still maintaining the personalized theme of the letter.

A return address label with your company name and logo on it can add another layer
of professionalism to your letter that will grab the recipient’s attention
before he or she even opens it. The use of brilliant colors will enhance the
personalized look of your return address labels and clearly announce who is
sending the letter.

To gain more market share in your industry, you need to take every opportunity for
your business to stand out. Personalized business correspondence lets your recipient
know that you take your company’s image seriously and that your company is worth
the additional attention. It helps to create anticipation for your correspondence and
gives your letters a higher sense of credibility.

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1. Pick a Strong Password – The easier your password is, the easier it is to get hacked. It’s just that simple. “Password”, “Twitter”, your name with “1234″ at the end are all examples of awful passwords. The best passwords utilize a combination of letters and numbers, and if you really want to be secure, throw in a special character or some upper case letters as well.

2.  Don’t Share your Password –  A lot of people are using Twitter as a way of marketing their business and interacting with potential consumers. They often delegate this task to others. Just keep in mind that the more people you share your password with, the more risk there is that it will get out. So if you have to share it with others, try to make sure they are worthy of that responsibility.

3. LOG OUT! –  Scenario: You’re at the library or over a friends house and you have the greatest tweet ever that you just have to post now. You log on to the first available device connected to the internet, pump that tweet out, and celebrate with your friends. Maybe it’s not that dramatic, but it is possible that you forget to log out. And unfortunately, (or fortunately depending on how funny the person is), someone might come across it and have a little fun at your expense. Make sure you log off your account when using it out in the world.

4. Keep your Computer Clean – A hacked twitter page may elude to a larger problem. Be sure to keep an anti-virus/anti-malware program running on your computer to keep it safe. Be sure to scan regularly, and scan immediately if your Twitter account does indeed get hacked. A good free anti-virus program I use is Avast. For cleaning spyware I recommend MalwareBytes.

5. Unfollow Known Spammers – If you begin to follow a ton of people, you’ll come across people whose whole timeline is obviously spam. Unfollow them to ensure you don’t click on one of their spam links by accident.

These are just a few tips to keep your ever important Twitter account safe. Hope it helps!

1. Blog

Having a blog on your website is beneficial in many ways. Provided you are distributing information of value or interest, it gives people reasons to keep coming back to your site and referring it to their friends and colleagues. A blog may also lead to new visitors being attracted to your site that you may have never reached before. Blogs have a very positive effect on the SEO (Search Engine Optimization) due to the fact that it increases the number of pages cached by Google and other search engines. If you write about a broad range of topics you increase the likelihood that you will attract new visitors as you move up in search rankings.

2. Get Social Via Twitter, Facebook, and Google+

It doesn’t matter your branding yourself, a business, or a band, establishing and maintaining a presence in the Social Media realm is essential to success. Make sure your website links to a correlating and ACTIVE Facebook & Twitter accounts. The emphasis on active is of major importance because having a Twitter account with 10 tweets is the equivalent of not having a Twitter account at all. While you’re out there tweeting make sure people are joining you on Facebook, or liking your Facebook page. If you have been lucky enough to get an invitation  to Google+ make sure that is now part of your Social Media efforts as well. Lastly take advantage of plugins from all the aforementioned sites and give them a nice placement on your site. It will keep your site looking dynamic and fresh even if you don’t make changes to it everyday.

3. Give Away Stuff

I’ve never met a person who didn’t like getting something for free. If you have a service or a product that you can give away from time to time, it could be a good draw to your site. The goal is to get people to the site right? Once they are there they’ll be wowed by how great it looks and all the cool things you have to share, and they’ll be coming back again and again. A great way to make to leverage your talents or offerings is to run promos and contests on the various social media networks to increase your followers on Twitter, likes on Facebook, etc. You can also get people to signup for newsletters, subscribe to your site, or leave comments on posts as a way to increase interaction.

4. Keep it Simple!

This point is probably the easiest to adhere to, but the most commonly overlooked. One of the biggest web design mistakes is trying to put everything you can possibly think of on the site. This causes visitors to be overwhelmed most times and could actually drive them away; Informat The most effective websites are always very clean, easy to navigate, and allows visitors to easily find what they came there for in the first place.

Getting your website online is the easy part. Creating a successful website requires work. These tips are just a few of the things that you can do get off to a good start.

I liked Chris’ site. It’s clean, with all the important information readily available and easy to find. One thing that caught my eye was this piece of information below. Turns out Chris Brown has some Spotify invites. I requested one 3 days prior on the Spotify website and had yet to receive one. After signing up through this link, I received it within 5 minutes. Enjoy.

If you’re like me, you waited anxiously for OSX Lion to finish downloading and and stalling. Then you probably opened up a bunch of random windows and applications and mindlessly swiped back and between them. You admired how cool going in and out of Mission Control and Launch Pad was. And then after 10 minutes you just wanted to get work.

I like to start my day getting caught up on random articles ranging from technology, finance, and business to the newest video of someone falling off a bike. But I noticed I was constantly having a problem scrolling through my feeds. Seems Apple decided that the way we were used to scrolling wasn’t right. Since they have made these decisions in the past for us with the attitude of  ”like it or get over it”, I just assumed that I would just have to adapt to the change.

Well if you’re not lazy you can simply change this setting by doing the following:

1. Open up System Preferences

2. Click on the Trackpad section

3. Click the tab for “Zoom and Scroll”

4. Simply uncheck the Scroll Direction: Natural option

That’s it. You are done. I would do it myself, but I’ve already gotten used to “Natural Scrolling”. Ah well.

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