This is an article from a new book on Architecture and economics from the Londinium ™ Media Publishing. The Four Star Hotels; Radisson Blu Hotel at Mid day on a Wednesday in North England. Tim Horton's is the mob where everyone is invited to participate in the £1.00-£2.50 Donut and coffee phenomenon. But, £1.00 is better than a sophisticated emptiness at the Chic, Décor Glamour hotel. The staff in these glamorous techno, architectural museums of economic bareness are all foreign; the beneficiaries of the good, other Economies that pay the logically requisite income support to every citizen. They work hard. The suggested amount to re occupy the existing infrastructure that remains under utilised is £136.98 per day to be on par with neighboring economies and bring a resurrection to the buying experience and the economic activity of all stakeholders in the economy to the benefit of all and not just the coffee Tee Pee. This £136.98 per day is the essence of revitalisation. If this is hard for you to understand, drink European or Asian beer and the DNA will filter through your bones as well as the economic understanding. Tee Pee™ Coffee is a new trademark at Angel Ronan Consulting. This is a photo of a black man and an Indian Restaurant. As sent in to Fleet Street Journal by a contributor.


 



This is an article from a new book on Architecture and economics from the Londinium ™  Media Publishing.  

The Four Star Hotels; Radisson Blu Hotel at Mid day on a Wednesday in North England.  







Tim Horton's is the mob where everyone is invited to participate in the £1.00-£2.50 Donut and coffee phenomenon.  But, £1.00 is better than a sophisticated emptiness at the Chic, Décor Glamour hotel.   The staff in these glamorous techno, architectural museums of economic bareness are all foreign; the beneficiaries of the good, other Economies that pay the logically requisite income support to every citizen.  They work hard.  The suggested amount to re occupy the existing infrastructure that remains under utilised is £136.98 per day to be on par with neighboring economies and bring a  resurrection to the buying experience and the economic activity of all stakeholders in the economy to the benefit of all and not just the coffee Tee Pee. This £136.98 per day is the essence of revitalisation.  If this is hard for you to understand, drink European or Asian beer and the DNA will filter through your bones as well as the economic understanding.   Tee Pee™  Coffee is a new trademark at Angel Ronan Consulting. 



This is a photo of a black man and an Indian Restaurant. 


As sent in to Fleet Street Journal by a contributor.








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